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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-11

I PROCEEDINGS OF THE HUsT1NGs COURT
YEsTERDAY.-The grand jury met yester-
day and found true bills for felony In the
following cases C. L. Radway, for taking
away Laura Mitchell, female over the age
of twelve years, against her will, with in
tent to detile her. He was also indicted for
misde,neanor for attempting to take away
Lucie Mitchell, and for adultery. George
Cosby, for second offence OF petit larceny !;
James Kelly, for assaulting Admiral Sale !;
James Kelly, for assaulting Frederick Put
h nam. .'} '.' .,..@
| TRUE bills for misdemeanors were also
found against the following parties for car
ryinp on lottery: Alexander Smith, w:
p. Willis, A. }. Berry, Thomas II. Heath,
Thomas Il. Tyrer, W. Preston Nuckols, and
Edlar Chappell.
Whea the grand Jury came into court the
foreman reported to the Court that Corne-
illus Harris, a justice of the peace for Jack
son Ward, had issued number OF warrants
against parties without any affidavit to the
warrants and without the complaint OF any
person. The foreman asked whether such
act was an indictable offence. The Judge
informed the jury that il the act was done to
annoy the parties it was an indictable Of
fence, and the papers werethereupon turned
over to Mr.. Wise.
The grand jury was adjourned to Mon
day. ,
Daniel Smith and James Honan, charged
with breaking and iniuring the hosse OF
Salie Banton, were tried and convicted,
fined S. each, and sent to Jail for thirty
days.
a number ofliquor licenses were granted
by the Court.
G. L. Railways case is set for trial on
Monday next. Colonel John B. Young and
S. r. Witt are bis counsel.
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A LIFE SAVED BY DELICATE SURGICAL
OPERATIoN.-Dr. Hunter Mcclure, the we'll
known surgeon of General Stonewall Jack
sons staff, has established his reputation as
one OF the most skilful operators to be efound
in this country. On Saturday little son Of
Mr.. c. L. Tinsey, aged about FIVE years,
who lives in the vicinity OF Richmond,
swallowed three pieces OF hard bark, which
lodged in his windpipe. The family were
greatly distressed at the accident, especially
us the little fellows condition soon became
precarious. Indeed, Dir. Tinsley says he
was nearly dead when he was carried to
the Retreat for the Sick at the Medical
College. The boy remained in this un-
fortunate condition until Tuesday ai-
ternoon at half-past O'Clock, when 1t
was decided to attempt an operation in the
hope of relieving the little sufferer. The
side of the boys throat was cut open, and
the bark, after some difficulty and much
care, extracted by DR.. Mcclure. Yester-
day the patient bad so far recovered that he
asked bis father to take MIN home. 1t was
deemed best, however, that he should re-
main until fully restored.
Mr.. Tinsley says DR.. MCGUIRE told him
that it was a desperate case, but that ne
would do his best. lie is lavish in bis praise
of the Doctor, and says the country people
and the world at large ought certainly TO
know that there is such surgeon in Rlch-
mond. q
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PERSONAL Colonel Henry Jordan, city
superintendent, has been confined to his
room for some days past by rheumatism,
mostly superindueed by confounded old
game leg that has been bothering the Colo.
mel of, and on ever since we knew him. II
we could only find him better one we
would cut this one off, or steal it.
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GENERAL BRADLEY r. JoHSs0S.-The rll'
NOR OF General Johnson's removal to lsaiti-
more has gotten loose in that city and EN-,
harnesses the General The Fifth MARYLAND
regiment sent q commattee to invite him to
become their colonel and divers other
offers, political and professional, have been
pressed on him. His answer always is that
he is much flattered, &c, but it is impossf
BILE to entertain any proposition looking to
his praxmate return TO Maryland. He
says that the Richmond people have con
ferred on hum a responsible trust, and lie
must execute that. The young men have
made hin colonel Of the regiment, and he
feels bound to retain that fmtil they get into
a frst-rate condition of efficiency. Any
change in his arrangements, therefore, in
the inmediae future is impossible.
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FLowERs-GET THE BEsT.-If you wish your
flowers to thrive and bloom well you must get strong,
healthy plants w. w. TURNER. florist, Cherry
street between Beverly and Cumberland streets, has
one Of the finest and largest collections of plants OF
every description 10 be found in this locality. HIS
flowers can also be bought In the First and Second
markets Thousands Of plants now In bloom. Prices
Low
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ST. MARKS FAR.-The fair for the benefit
OF St. Marks frec) Episcopal church is still
going on in the house corner of Sixth and
franklin streets. offering useful and fancy
articles and dainties. Tonight 1t is ex'
pected that the Amateur Band will add the
attraction Of its very enjoyable music.
Money spent at the fair will be well in
vested
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To BE REPEATED.-The Little Folks
Levee, which was attended with such ecldt
last week at the Second Baptist church, will
be repeated next Friday night the 18th ln-
slant, with some pleasing additions to the
programme.
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ZETELLE's Is the place, now rs ever, at which to
refresh the inner man. The MoFFETT punch Is
nothing US compared with the Roman punch that
this prince of caterers prepares for thirsty callers
In fact there is nobody that equal him, whether
in compouuding drinks or In cooking meals. When
Richmond loses ZETELLE's corner-if she should
ever do soshe will lose one OF her greatest atrac-
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THE FRENCH ToBACCo.-Mons. Ge Sibourg,
vice-consul OF France, has received the
samples of the several types OF Virginia to-
bacco required by the French Government.
Those interested cen call at the consulate
from 12 81. to L. M.
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The DEMAND FOR LICENSES Yesterday
before noon Jadge Guigon remarked to a
state officer thst there had been twenty ap-
plications made TO him for liquor licenses
during the morning. At later hour the
Commissioner of the Revenue stated that so
far froryl there being falling of an the num-
Der Of applications that more persons to
date had applied for renewal OF liquor
licenses than last year. He added tazt it is
noticeable. toe, that a greater nufnbeS took
out licenses both to retail and sell by the
drink than heretofore. He requests all, by
way of caution, who need licenses for Any
purpose whatever to hurry up if they would
escape the grand jury, now in session.
His experience is that lawyers are the
slowest, as class, in making application.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear ana
cool during the day. In the afternoon there
was slight shower; after which it cleared
of.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY i y. NJ, 46 !;
8 A. NJ. "a: noon, 65; Z. M.,S9; l..
NJ. Ga: midnight, 81.
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Brief.-Pin-back season. Now doth the
Wretched Richmond schoolboy improve the
styles Of bending pins for the chairs OF the
Manchester School Board. For further
particulars, see Tom Collins's next.
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ELECTION or OFPTcERs.- s.-American Lodge.
No. 7S9, G. U. 0. Q. F., has elected the
following officers for the ensuing term !:
Monroe Jones, P. N. g.; Charles Semmes,
N. G.; W. j. Lewis, v. G.; j. II. Jones,
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PERSONAL John Van Horn, gen.
eral superintendent OF the Western Union
Telegraph Company, and James Merrihew,,
superintendent OF the company in fhlladei-
phia, are in the city.
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Ihave anslyzcd the wHIsKEY known under tue
brand of :. Il SELECT" controlled by hessrs. Wal
TER ID. BLAIR q Co. Richmond, Va, ana IN" U
FREE FROM FUsIL OIL and other impurities ah1
recommend It's use for medicinai ana iani.,5 pui
,oses-J. d. McCAw, ,N. D., late Professor OF Chem
istry, Medical College of Virginia.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done A. 'h'
DISPATCH PRINTlNu-HoUSE. Good "Ws' ~"
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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Another line OF
ENGLISH CASHMERE PANTALooSs.
A. SAKS & CO.,
l0l3 Main street.
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WAR MAPS l-WAR MAPS showing the exact
position of the Russian and Turkish armies in Eu-
rope and Asia, also all of the fortified towns, &c
very comprehensible-sent to any address upon re-
ceipt OF thirty cents. c. +. JOHNSTON,
Music and NewS-Dealcr,
o1S Main street,
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OUR CIIILDREN's DEPARTMENT contains the
Sailor Dom Pedro Cardinal, French Blouse, Derby,
FIfh-Avenue, and other styles IN cassiucre and
liuens, which we are now exhibiting.
A. SAKS & Co.,
1913 Main street.
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FLowERs.-Roscs, Geraniunls, Fuschias Pansics,
Daisies Verbenas, Sweet AIyssuni, Pctunias, Bcgo-
Mas Colus &C., &C., great variety at the flower
garden of w. w. TURNER, Cherry street between
Beverly and Cumberland; which he Is selling al low
price, Thousands OF plants now IN bloom.
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CUT WITH AN Yesterday about 2
O'Clock an alteration occurred between
two colored women in the alley above
First between Main and Franklin streets,
which resulted in the serious wounding
OF the one by an axe in the hands of
the other. Itappears that the two (Matilda
Gains and Laura Moody had quarrellcd
blows. During the encounter Laura seized
an axe and dealt Matilda a blow over the
left side of her head, inficting a severe
wound The wounded woman was con-
veyed to her home, and the woman Moody
was arrested and taken to the station-house
by Policeman IT. L. Skinner. She will have
hearing before the Police Justice thi:
morning. The wound inflicted is about
three inches long, and may prove fatal.
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CLEARED.-The Norwegian bark Roma,
Hansen master, was cleared yesterday by
Meissner, Ackermann & Co. for Elsinore,
Denmark, with 8, 240 barrels of refined pc
trnleIm.
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GENERAL HANCOCK NOT COMING TO RICH
MoND.-Colonel w. w. Gordon, just from
Norfolk, reports that General Hancock left
for Baltimore Wednesday night by the Bay
Line OF steamers.
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SLIPPERS, TIES, BUsKiEs, SERGE GOODS ga
dals, Prince Albcrts, Oxfords, Newports, Aasioiis
Buckle Newports, &C., cheapa at
BoscHgN's, 500 and 81 / Broad street.
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DIR. TAYLOR gave very successful eXhi-
hilton at union-Station church last night.
Tonight and tomorrow night he visits the
Manchester Baptist church.
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,rr.r.ES. HORSES. &C.
rvTG~. MEDICINES. &c.

NO PLY 81 G. \ \ ).
W. have" D!GESTlNE,' the new remedy LOT Ill
,.,..-ti,n. sex stomach. morning ackness' &c
MILLER & PIERCE, Aro'hecarics,
.u corner Fifth and Marshall streets.
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OUR Two-DoLLAR cHILD'S SUIT
The admiration and wonder Of all.
A. SaKs & Co., 1913 Main street
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SUMNER RESORTS.
THE uYGEIA HOTEL.
Il

THE uYGEIA HOTEL.
OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.
Situated within 100 yards Of Fort Monroe. open
all The year. Special attractions for summer. with
ample capacity for 500 guests Has all modern iIa
proyements Six daily mails, and telegraph once.
Ficcn tn twenty rst-class steamers lend daily lex
cent Sunday $50 yards from the door. Superior
beach for bathing At the oor-steps, and good from
May until November. Boating, fishing, and driving
specially attractive. Send for circular describing
hygienc advantages, terms, &C.
mvl1-dsw3m HPHOEBUS, Proprietor.
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THE Blues ANNIvERsARY-A PLEASANT
DAY AT THE PUMP-H0UsE.-The Richmond
Light Infantry Blues celebrated their
eighty-ninth anniversary yesterday by
dinner and target-shooting ut the pump.
house. At y NJ. the company, commanded
by Captain John S. Wise, accompanied by
their honorary members and invited guests,
marched to the foot of Eighth street, where
they took boats to tue pump-house. On ar
irving there games OF various kinds were
INDUCED in until about O'Clock P. NJ,
when the company and guests sat down to
a table groaning with every dellcacy OF the
season; after which the following toasts
were given:
Virginia: Her banner with the field OF
blue is no older than our order. AS in the
flag, it surrounds her "Sic Semper," so IN
the field We pledge her our support.
Eloquently responded to by Hon. A. NJ.
Kelley.
The Bench and Bar Invincible in peace,
invisible In war.
Responded to by Hon. J. j. White.
Isaac Newman:
A cashier ne'er cashiered,
Deeply, Darby, Desperately Blue,
Where others makca dollar grow
He always can make two. g.. ..
Responded to by Mr.. j. M. Cowardin.
The medal to the best shot OF the active
members was awarded Mr.. Isaac Newman.
Best shot of visitors, General r. L. Walker.
The handsome company medal was pre-
sented to Mr.. Newman by Captain Wise,
and accepted by Captain j. Ii. Chamber
laync.
The prize for best shot-a fine saddle OF
lamb-was presented to General Walker by
Captain Wise, and accepted by Hon. j. j.
White in a neat little speech.
Amongst the old Blues and invited guests
present We noticed the following gentle
men: Colonel 7. P. Bigger, r. F. Walker,
J. B. Royster, Isaac L. Cary, Captain Will
liam Epps, James L. Davis, John Bell Big
ger, E. ID. Eacho, James NJ. Taylor, c. Il.
Wortham, J. II. Cogbill, A. j. Berry, z. G..
Howard, W. l.. Montague, DR.. A. S. McRae,
Benjamin F. Ladd, C. W. Purcell, Hon. a.
NJ. Kelley, Judge A. B. Guigon, Judge
Wexford, and host Of others.
About 6 O'Clock, after spending most
enjoyable afternoon, the company returned
to the CITY.
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ITNuAIIABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN RICH
uosD Posi- OFFICE MAY 10, lS77.-Charles
Anderson, Richmond. Va; Mrs. Martina
Davenport, Philadelphia; Miss Mary DuSsu' Mu
Louisville, KY; Captain T. Doran, WI
mington, N. c.; Miss Annie Flipin, kich-
moud, va; Miss Sarah NJ. Jones, 1s Bridg-
nam street; Miss Frances johnson, Rlcn-
mond, Va. Mrs. Mary Ann Smith. ann
Arbor, Mich. j. NJ. Skinner, Richmond
Va; Wilson Tompkins, Richmond, va.
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N. ELLYsoN & Co.. advertising agents, Insert ao,
yertisements In al of the newspapers OF the ohnea
States at publishers rates. Orders lest ~ tue D's-
match counting -room WIN receive prompt ssten-
ton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-11

STEREosCoPIC VIEWS on the line Of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad and of Richmond and vi
cinity can be found In endless variety at c. r.
JouNsToN's music and news-store 9lS Main
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EAIRBANKS'S SCALES.


u AIR Is A N SIS
STANDARD SCALES,
made with the
LATEST AND MOST VALUABLE IMPROVE
FARM ANks'S SCALES,
TIE WORLDS STANDARD,
RECEIVED HIGHEST MEDALS AT
woRI D,s FAIR, LONDON.
WORT DIS FAIR; NEW YoRK.............1S33
WORLDS FAIR, PARIS ......"............lSo7
WORL DIS FAIR. VIENNA ..........-.1S7S
wORLD'S FAIR, SANTIAGO, CHlLL.......lS7o
WORLDS FAIR, PIIiLADELPHiA......-.
ALSO.
COFFEE AND SPIOE-Mi1-LS,
TEA AND CoFFEE-CANS,
STORE-TRUCKS, &C.
AGENTS FOR MIL ES'S ALARM MONEY
DRAWERS.
FAiRBANKs Br9sdway. s;r. New fGsI, Rsii,
FAiRBANKS& & Co, So Camp street, New Orleans
EAlKBANks& CO. M IL Main lain @ s1rsst, sSnatS n.nS Nv
EAIKRhNkS e Co, 4O3 st. Paul street. Montrcsi;
FAIRBANkS 4 CO., 81 King William street. Lob
FAiRsANKs, BROWN q CO., 2 Milk street, Bos-
FAIRBANKS & EWING. Masonic Hall. Phslsdel-
rAfRBiNKs, MORSE 4 Co, Chicago, Ms
FAIRBANKS, MORSE y Co, Cincinnati, ono
FAiRBANKS, MORSE & CO., Cleveland, Ohio;
EAkBBAASSkks M9ksE M9ksE Eoaisss ky
EEAAiikkBASss EAiikkBsAASSsss p' c; San Francisco
fof SAFE oS ''@u''A 'a'N"'' e S7-Tu&Ism
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Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper and Scien
titiC american for this week received IRON
J. II. Elyson, 1112 Main street.
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INFORMATION OF THE CLOUGH FAMILY
WANTED.-The postmaster has received the
following:
MONTGOMERY, May :, 1877.
"Mr. Postmaster,-If there are any OF
the Clough family still living in or near
Richmond, please hand them TINS letter' as
/ am anxious to correspond with them in
regard to a business matter of import
ance. II there are none there, and you
know of them elsewhere, please send me
their address, and you will confer great
favor. Very respectfully,
"Mrs. LIZZIE G. WRIGHT,
Montgomery, Ala"
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HANHS AND BANKERS.
+ ". PlCREEAL. President.
E- u. SSEAD, Cashier.

.Depbsits OF c1ie dollar aud upwards received and
Rx per cent. allowed on deposits
Depas1s rtGeiSD1 subject 10 check without H0!ice,
sndihleres allowed on same II not checked on more
frequently ti'an Two Or three times week.
Bank open every day FROM o O'Clock A. II. tin 8
Pm. t 2s-sad
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FROST IN NEW KENT C0UNTY.-There was
considerable frost in New Kent county,
near Summit station, yesterday moratng,
and 1t is feared that young plants OF all Kinds
haYe suffered materially.
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TRUNKS, yALIsEs, and SATCIIELs, at
BoscHEN's, 500 aud 81 Broad street.
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THIRrY-FIRsT ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
GREAT COUNCIL OF RED MEN OF VIRGINIA.
The Great Council resumed its session at 8
O'Clock. Roll called, and all the Great Chiefs
found present.
Thomas L. Kirby, representing Smedo
Tribe; Thomas l.. Collier, representing
kecoutan Tribe; and P. q. s. Michel
bacher, of Richmond, were introduced to
the Council and invited to seats.
The Committee on State Of Order pre-
sented reports, which were severally adopt
ed. The portion relating to the revision OF
the General Laws was allowed to be re-
tanned in possession Of the committee till
next session. ..
Invitations were extended from Winches-
ter and Lynchburg to hold the next session
OF the Great Council in their respective
towns.
The Great Council returned thanks for
the invitations, but felt compelled to de-
cline. The next session will therefore be
held in this city.
Speeches were made by Messrs. Latham,
Granger, Cottroth, SiSson, and kinzel on
this subject. -.'-..
A report from the Finance Committee
was presented and adopted.
The following officers were then elected !:
G. Sc. W. Gaines, OF Norfolk.
&. S. Sd. Rice Smith, OF Berryviile.
G.J. Sc. w. Hall, of Petersburg.
G.. Pro phet-P. A. McEnery, OF Peters
burg.
G.. Il. OF W.-Henry kinzel, Of Winches-
ter.
G. c. Of R.-C. A. B. Cotfroth, OF Win
chester
G.. 2. I. Hugh Latham, OF Alexandria,
was elected representative to the Great
Council Of the United States.
?. S. G. w. Toby, of Manchester, was
appointed G. Sanap.
=. S. S. II. Otfterdinger G. OF F.
P. S. r. L. Kirby, Of Smedo, &. w.
The above officers were all duly initiated
by Hugh R. Latham in an able manner.
Appropriate speeches were made by all
the new chiefs.
A general interchange OF views took place,
and very pleasant and enjoyable time was
had.
A resolution by P. S. Crump was unanl-
mously adopted, rendering thanks to =. A.
McEuery for the faithful manner in which
he has presided over the Great Council the
past year.
Recess till 3 ?. NJ.
At the afternoon session, after discussion
on one of the general laws relative to BEN
efits, &C., the subject was postponed until
the next Council.
Adjourned sine die.
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COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA. !
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR or
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS,
orrtNsnNn sprfI DR 1871

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
NAY NEXT for furnishing, complete, from two 10
ten Thousand re cgisters. known as the "MotFEII
The contract VIII De ic, 10
the lowest responsible bidder. but tho right 10 reject
all propcsals Is hereby reserved. The nodri oy
which the Registers arc 10 lie made can " Seeh ~
shiS Office at any time between lie hours OF ~ ai'
and L. NJ. ,.,ou
For further Information apply At this ONCE ,,ther
In rsou or by letter adre ssed To me ri Richmond
Va. WILLIAM r. - LOr..
ap27-td Auditor FuDic ACCOUNTS.
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CHOICE VIRGINIA HAMS AT 12!4c. per pound fsl
sale by CHRISTIAN & WHITE, Sl4 Main street.
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For circulars giving full particulars apply 10 X.
W. POWERS 4 Co. Druggists, Richmond. va, or
JOSEPH w. WOODWARD (latc OF Rawley ami Ork-
ney Springsl, superintendent. ,>
my 11-FtJel&tlm Proprietor.
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POLICE Court, YEsTERDAY-Police-J Jus
tice Joseph j. White preSidiw.-Celeste
Minor (colorcd), i Cash-Corner Virago,
charged with resisting Deputy-C Constable
A. w. Rosene while in the discharge OF his
duty. was committed to Jail for thirty days.
Blair Stratton, charged with striking
Beverly Jefferson with a rock, was fined SIC
and costs.
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CHOICE VIRGINIA HAMS at 1910. per pound for
sale by CHRISTIAN & WHITE, Sl4 Main street.
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MILLINERY GOODS.

A Ill 3HE LATEST STYLES IN -sago
STEAM, CHIP. 6a@--A SPECIALITY SEskG
~ fI1OWfRs.--Thc lalss.st stock of MlL--&ESTS
LlSERY GOODS, without any exception, In the
cily, at prices which defy egu petition.
Mks. n. HuTZLEkSS, 525 Broad street.
Orders SOLICITED. ruvS
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TuE WESTERN ExcuRsIoNIsTs.

DEPARTURE OF THE VARIOUS COMMIT
TEES TO MEET THE sTRANGERs-AD-
JoURNED MEETING OF THE. COMMITTEE
OF ARRANGEMESTs--CO MMIT OF
ESCORT ANNOUNCED-PROGR FOR
THE ESTERTAINMENT OF TIE VISITORS.
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YoUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS =
The annual meeting OF this Association vii
be held on Tuesday night next.
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BLUE CIlEvtOT SUITS
BLUE CHEyIoT SUITS
BLUE CnHvIoT SUITS