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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-23

POLICE Court, YESTERDAY-Police-Ju
tice Joseph j. White preSiding.-EllaC Cham.
berlan and Ella Taylor (colored), for feloni.
ously assaulting and cutting German West.
were committed to Jail to await the action
of the grand jury.
Samuel Walters, charged with assaulting
and beating Helena Morgan, was turned
over to the county authorities.
Adelaide Scott and Fanny Wilson, dlsor-
derly characters, were sent to Jail for thirty
days.
Thomas White, charged with ieloniously
breaking and entering the storehouse OF the
Old Dominion Granite Company and steal.
ing one lot Of clothing valued at $3.50, was
committed to Jail till called for by the Ches-
ter6eld authorities.
Martin Jenkins, William Smith, William
Sheppard, Willis Corbin, Cornelius Stew.
ard, David Morris, James Looney, Reuben
johnson, William Jackson, Arthur Toles,
Jr., and German West (colored), were each
fined S5 and costs for trespassinS on the
premises OF Adeline James and assaultina
and beating Ella Taylor and Ella Cunning
ham. Sent to jail in default OF surety.
The courtroom was quite comfortable
Yesterday. All who had business there
were promptly admitted. The idlers and
vagrants who came to spit tobacco-juice
and hear choice bits OF scandalous evidence
had to content themselves with positions in
the street, and after few minutes expo.
sure to the sun left the neighborhood. That
was as it should be. A courtroom is de-
moralizing to many people.
Not only blacks, but lazy whites attend
courts day after day until they become in
iatuated, and they give up their regular
business entirely.
There are men, white and black, who
have been attending the Police Court daily
for years without any business calling them
there.
Are they not liable to arrest as vagrants
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AN INTELLECTUAL TREAT.-One OF the
daintiest dishes OF the season, intellectu-
ally, will be served at Broad-Street Method
ist church tomorrow evening the Oath, in
the lecture by Rev. DR.. Alexander Clark,
of Pittsburgh, Pa, on {" a Race OF MINI
ics." Dyspeptics, and all who are suffer
ing from spring-fever," will doubtless
avail themselves OF this opportunity to
"laugh and grow fat" DR.. Clark has been
eminently successful as preacher, author,
and lecturer in this country and in Europe.
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The Election Ao,row.-The polls will
be open at the usual places tomorrow at
sunrise. All parties presenting ballots are
requested to have their taX-receipts with
them. -..-
The Radicals have no ticket in the field,
and it is not believed that there will be any
opposition. Eternal vigilance is, however,
the price Of liberty, and our people should
see that full vote is poled, as in the doubt
full wards they may take advantage OF the
general apathy to run in the councilmen in
the Third and Fourth, and possibly IN all
the wards.
Below will be found the officers to be
elected and the names OF the Conservative
candidates therefor: City Treasurer, Jo-
seph w. rronaugh, Jr.; High-Constablee,
E. j. 3. Fl. her. City Council First Ward,
G. c. Mcrae; Second Ward, A: Cary
Gibbs Qong term) and Edward Gallagher
(sbort term); Third Ward, w. L. Moody.
All the nominees are good men and deserve
a hearty support.
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Are they not liable to arrest as vagrants !

LECTURE on THE TELEPHONE.-At Associ-
alton Hall last night Professor Charles II.
Winston delivered to quite large audience
his lecture on the telephone, illustrated by
practical experiments. The wires were
stretched from the second story Of the build
ing on the north side of Main street, occupied
rs Anderson's stove depot, to the hall. The
instrumental sounds were transmitted with
great accuracy and clearness. There was
not quite as much success with the vocal
sounds, owing to the unavoidable imperfec-
ton OF the instruments employed. The lee
ture was entertaining and instructive, and
was on the basis OF the one not long ago de-
livered at Richmond College by Professor
Winston and published quite fully in this
paper.
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The ELECTION IN HENRICo-PAY BEFORE
You VoTE.-On Thursday the people OF
Henrico will elect township officers. No
man can vote until he has paid his poll-tax.
Arrangements have been made in some OF
the townships to have officers at the pre-
cincts to receive taxes from voters. Deputy
Treasurer Walsh will be at Carter's, Va
rina township, and others will be at other
OF the roting-places. j. E. Broaddus will
be at Hungary to receive taxes until 10
O'Clock: after that hour at Bruins.
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The SIDNEY FAlR.-The ladies OF the Sid
ney Baptist church, who have been carry
ing their fair on since Monday, will to-day
supply all sorts of tempting edibles to Wis
itors to Hollywood. The church is on the
street leading directly from the old reser-
yoir, and there is the headquarters OF the
fa,r: but we learn that the enterprising Ia
dies will probably have selltng-stands near
one or more OF the gates to Hollywood.
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THE BUCHANAN AND CLIFToN-FoRGE RAIL-
wAY,-The Buchanan and Clifton Forge
Railway Company invite proposals for con-
structing their railway-thirty-siX miles in
length. The company will furnish con-
tractors with 400 colored convicts.
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THE STATE TREAsURY.-The Treasury OF
the State OF Virginia is in puny condition !;
but better times are coming, it is thought.
The Sl20 which the lawyers promised
should be paid into the Treasury within
twenty-four hours after the acquittal OF Col
onel Crittenden has not yet arrived.
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HUsT1NGs Court, observation-disclosures
Fl. Tyrer, charged with keeping policy
lottery. was tried and acquitted. .G.
Rebecca Logan, charged with misde-
mcanor, was acquitted. a.,f
The case Of John S. Haynes was contin-
ned until Monday. ..t.'i .a~:"ts
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PERsoNAL.-Senator A. B. Cochran, OF
Augusta, who was stricken with paralysis
during the session OF the Legislature, has so
far recovered as to be able to travel, and, it
is expected, will leave for Staunton to-day.
George S. Stokes was unanimously elected
second lieutenant OF Company G last night
in place of Second-Lieutenant Frank Cum
ningham, promoted to be first lieutenant OF
Cnmnanv ID.
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PAINTING OF THE COUNTY CoURT-HoUsE.-
William Walsh, appointed commissioner OF
the county of Henrico by Judge Minor for
that purpose, on yesterday awarded the
painting OF the exterior OF the courthouse
to A. j. Vaughan for 5000. The inside OF
the building has recently been altered and
fixed up, and the stuccoing has been
thoroughly repaired. This contract is only
for painting the stuccoing and outer wood
work
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RICHMOND, VA, May %

hICHHUND, A., -1s1y ., 1OII'
Editors Dispatch Gentlemcn,-Iwish to
bring to the notice of the public through your
columns the case OIL. w. Keith, who lives at
1914 Clay street. He has been laid up since
the lat OF January last from woundsreceived
during the late war, and has been great
sufferer, and is greatly in want OF help. He
is worthy mechanic and man OF family.
Please publish this and assist him In this
way il YOU can. 4 FRIEND.
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HOLLYWOOD MEMoRIAL-DAY.-Thel ladies
of the Hollywood Memorial Association,
assisted by the military and the people gene
rally, will to-day decorate the graves OF the
soldiers in Hollywood Cemetery.
The public schools will close at II N. to
allow the children to attend.
The ladies OF the Hebrew Memorial Asso-
citation will to-day also decorate the resting
places of the soldiers Of their faith in the
Hebrew burying-ground.
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TRUNKS, VALIsEs, and SATCHELs, at
BoScHEN's, 500 aud oil Broad street.

have anaIyzed the wHIsKEY known under the
brand of " y SELECT controlled by Messrs. WAL
TER D. BLAIR & Co., Richmond, Va, and find II
FREE FROM FUsIL OIL and other impurities, ant
recommend It's use for medicinal and family pur
poses.-J. B. McCAw, u. D., late Professor Of Chem
istry, Medical Soiiegs Of vtrgfnsa. y salit'11@
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE JAMES RIvER)
AND KAyAwHA COMPANY, Z
RICHMOND, VA, May 21, 1877.
PROPOSALS. FOR BUILDING, IN
i whole or I'm mart, the BUCHANAN AND
CLIFTON FORGE RAILWAY, THIRTY.SlN
MIL ES, including SIDINGS, are invited.
Plans, protiles, and specifications, may be exam.
in,d nj the com pany's office In Buchanan on and
after June 9th. Bids will be opened at the COM
uany,s Office In Richmond JUNE 21ST-the right to
reject any and all being reserved.
The conpanv viii 70 on to prosecute The work
with 400 negro convicts, which the contractor
must take Bidders will specify what price they
will allow for convict labor, and what amount they
will receive In companys frst-mortgage eight per
cent. bonds, limited to 100000. M Tn The usual re-
Address the undersigned as above, or WILLIAM
JOLLIFFE, Chief Engineer. at Buchanan, Va.
: JOHN w. JOHNSTON, President
buchanan and Cliftor Forge Railroad Company.
my 23-deod3t&wlt
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LAWYERS FEEs.-In the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad case yesterday Judge Well
ford made an order directing the receiver
to pay John B. Young and r. r. Howison
each $3.50 for legal services.
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SLIPPERS, TIES, BUsKIFs, SERGE GOODS, SAN
daIs, Prince Alberts, Oxfords, Newports, Magnotas
Buckle Ncwports, &C., cheap at s."
DoscuEN's, 500 and Gil Broad street.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

Grand Jury Dra,cn.-The following
grand jury has been drawn for the June
term OF the County Court OF Chesterfield /:
F. j. Rudd, S. w. Rudd, Sidney Rudd, T.
S. Russell, Thomas o. Crostick, James
Brown, Sr., James Brown, Jr., Jefferson
Cosby, NJ. Frasoni, 81. c. Ellington, F. Guy,
James Williams, Edward McNulty, L. V.
Rae, W. r. Kollmon, W. NJ. Prentiss,
Moody Freeland, James P. Gill, James c.
Folks, Wingfeld Goodman, Lewis c. Jack
son, John Mack, L. D. Howard, and Charles
Graves.
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A PLEASANT DAY.-The Eureka Social
and Pleasure Club gave their first entertain
ment at the Pump-House Monday. The
day was pleasantly spent: The dancing ana
the dinner were especially enjoyed.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDIcATIoNs FOR To-DAY.-For the Middle
Atlantic States, rising barometer, lower
north to west winds, partly
cloudy weather, with light showers.
For the South Atlantic and East Gull
States, nearly stationary or rising barome-
ter, stationary or lower temperature, north
west to southwest winds, and clear or partly
cloudy weather.
For the West Gulf States, slight change
OF pressure or temperature, east to south
winds, and clear or partly cloudy weather.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, rising
barometer, stationary or lower temperature,
north to west winds, and clear or partly
cloudy weather.
The lower Missouri river will rise at and
below Kansas City.
The lower Mississippi will remain nearly
stationary. .......
Cautionary signals continue at Barnegat,
Atlantic City, and Cape May. -~.....
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, warm,
and windy. AT 81 o'clock there was heavy
wind-storm, accompanied by shower OF
rain. At night it was somewhat cooler.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: o A. NJ, 6S
A. NJ. 80; noon. 91; P. b.. 81 6 P.
81, 80; midnight, II.
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u. ELLYsoN & Co., advertising agents, insert ad'
vertisements in all OF the newspapers OF the United
States at publishers rates. Orders left as the Dis
patch counting-room will receive prompt atten.
tjOu. ..'
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THE NEW CITY CQMAlTTEE.-It is proba-
BILE that the new City Conservative Com
mittee will meet Thursday night at Sheriff
Wright's office for organization.
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7 OOk o u I!
STUDY YOUR OWN INTEREST!
SAVE MONEY WHERE YOU CAN!
NOW OR NEVER.
523. t523 523.
BROAD d STR EET
Is the place.

J.. STERN CO., having determined to tiscon-
inue the dry goods business, will sell from this day
their whole stock of DRY GOODS, FANCY and
WHITE GOODS. NOTIONS, &c., 1T and below
cost to close business. Parties desiring to pur-
chase dry goods would do well TO look At our stock
aud low prices You can save from twenty-five to
thirty per cent by buying from us. Most OF our
good, having been purchased At auction, and now
marked down TO prime cost makes them the cheap
cst offered in this city before. Special atten
zion Is called 10 our
DOUBLE.W1DTi ALPACA LUsTRE at 21c.
worth Soc;
10000 yards best PRINTS ut &C.;
5000 yards A PERCALE nj Sc. worth 12Hc.;
4 % pieces WHITE PIQUE at &c.;
7J pieces DRESS G0ODS-Ihe latest styles-and
beautiful NEW SHADES At l6ssc., reduced from
70; 80. aud 40c.
These are the cheapest 2ooqs In the city.
WHITE VICTORIA LAWN ut l2lac. worth 2Oc.;
BLACK and WHITE fLAlDS ut 12Hc. worth zoe;
EMBROIDERED CORsETs reduced from si.75 TO
10000 pair HOSE at l2hc.-a great bargain;
$500 yards IRISH LINEN ut soc. worth 81;
The cheapest DRESS GOODS In the city.
Cal! 1T once and see for yourselves al
L. STERN d CO.'S. 623 Broad street,
between Fifth and Sixth.
5,oho pair best KIDS at o0e, reduced from 81.
{
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RAINFAIL.-The amount Of rainfall for
the week ending May 18th was LAO inches; ;
amount of rainfall for the week ending May
10Th 100 ..-..
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OFFICE OF HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY CoIPASi,l
RICHMOND, MAY 81, 1877.
NOTICEABLE PERSONS ARE HERE-
IN ny NOTIFIED that no refreshments OF any
kind VIII be allowed to be sold inside the Cemetery
enclosure on WEDNESDAY,, May 23d. the day OF
will be permitted inside from A. N. until L. d..
after that time they will be required to enter at the
eastern gate and leave the cemetery at Its western
gate. DOCS Will not be allowed within the enclosure
ln.der any circumstances. Visitors are respectfully
requested to keep within the walks and not trampe
upon the grass or pluck the flowers or shrnbbery in
the sections.
by order Of the President. Ell. RHODES.
INV 2l-St Secretary.
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CONFECTIONERIES. &c.

DIE-FRUITS-CANNED GOODS.-One
L thousand dozen two and three.pouad Canned
two-pound Strawberries, two-pound Raspborries,
two-pound Damsons. two-pound Backberries, two
pouni Pincapples, two-pound Lima Beans, Two
ting's California Canned Peaches, Apricots, Green
Cages, Fresh Prunes Dates, Dried Peaches: three
pound Pie-peacheS, cheap At BOSSlEUAS,
fe 24 14l2 Main street.
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MoRTUARY.-Number OF deaths last Week.
1o-whites, Z; colored, IL; males, .; E ,e.
males. 10. The city was never more heaithy
at this season Of the year.
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WANTED, PURCHAsERSss F0R s(1 rToIs CAR-
w RIAGES. BUGGIES, LADIES PHAETONS,
LIGHT RON WAGONS, with side bars and Dexter
springs latest style and best workma nShip; Also,
and Top and OPEN BUGGIES, all at low prices.
Repairiug promptly done ut reasonable prices ices ana
satisfaction guaranteed W., Snllh,,
Fifth street between Broad and Marshall.
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81 TAKE Andrews Bazar,'m said a lady, "be-
cause the illustrations always show what effect you
want to produce; while the clear descriptions show
how to produce 1t. The paper patterns TOO, arc
chesp and invaluable" Send ten cents for sample
conv tn W 2 Andrews, Cincinnati.
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SAVE MoSEY.-You can save money ny going q
snrNcr q SONS for your clothing aud underwear.
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r-snEnwEAn.-GAuzE UsDERsHInrs soc. each
r r. SpENCE.& SON.
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WOOD AND COAL.

DLOCK SPLINT COAL takes less to kim
~ die n 1re than any local coal.
BLOCK SPLINT COAL also burns up cleaner
ELOCk SPLINT COAL will hold lire longer
therefore is cheaper coal
WEST VIRGINIA COAL for STEAM and BLACK
SMITHS EQUAL TO CUMBERLAND. Price yer!
low.
ANTHRACITE all sizes
Try my mnchine-prcpared 0 4 X and p IN
WOOD. NONE CHEAPER and better prepared
T.. II. ClaRRlNGTOS,
myS corner Seventeenth and Cary streets.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at IN
DISPATCH PRINTISG-HoCsE. Good work, Low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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WANTED, ORDERS FOR A BEAUTl
w FCIL LOT OF SPRING PANTS. which ! am
now offering at about cost to close them OUT -!
PANTS atS9 Have reduced the price about 20 PEI
cent Iou will do well to examine them before Duy'
Ing. satisfaction in every respect.
"e WESSON THE TAILOR,
on1a IL Twelfth street.
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SETTLED FAcT-That E. B. SPENCE & SON are are
selling clothing and shirts little lower 'han 'ns
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT, the very desirable RESI- G:a
l. DENCE No. $40 east Clay street, lateiy ~
occupcd by Thomas L. Alfr!end. Esq, containing
nine rooms; kitchen with Two rooms; wafer gas,
and All the modern convcnienccs. Rent low to I;
so'o 'e'''''' ->p'' GEORGE W. WARREN,
Real Estate Agent and Broker.
,,rooa, 1ll0 Main street.
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TOR RENT, THAT COMFORTA-G:a
4 BLE BRICK DWELLING NO. 5u7, on the IN ssh ~
soutb side of leigh street between Finn ana SlNll
streets. containing six rooms; Kitchen with TWO
rooms Price, $50 per month: ,,>-c Va
Also. that desirable BRICK DWELLING No.
6i4 on The west side of Tenth street between Lelgn
and M streets containing ten rooms; Kitchen WITH
~ aiso IIWETLING over Mcssrs. A. A. Allen &
BROTHERS. hat store, the north side OF Main pc
tween Eleventh and Twelfth streets containing
about seven rooms, with all the modern improve
Also. BRICK STORE and DWELLlNG on inc Inc
Duval streets containing four rooms; kltchen Win
two rooms. ,,.,-,rr,>-c 80, +ho
Also. BRICK STORE and DWELLING on tie
south side of the canal between Sixth ana seventh
Streets containing three rooms besides the store.
Nonly TO JAMES NJ. TAYLOR son,
nv 81 a. Real Estate AGENTS and AuctloncerS.
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Beautiful designs in HAMBURGH EDG1SGS an'
IYsERTtNGs ut LEVY BROTHERS.
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as You can buy n SIcELY-MApE SUIT at Levy
ar BROTHERS for less than the cost OF having one
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wEsT-ENp LoTs.-Attsntdon Is called to the ad-
Yertisement of A. II. SANDS and E. d. MEADE In
another column. These lots lie between Hollywood
Cemetery and Reservoir street, and near the old
reservoir. Sale will begin At O'Clock WEDSEs-
DAY, Blay 23d, near the western gate OF Hollywood
Cemetery Let every one who wants to buy cheap
lot attend the sale.
JV GODpIp and
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~ On al saLes Of Real Estate made betDee;
the lst NJ january and last OF June the tdTesf',
the present yenr haze tn be paid oythe purchase,
On nEJ sales made the 1st Of Juty and las
0f the gear the tares hape to be paid by the seller
(This custom was adopted about hfteen years aSs
by all the real estate agents In Richmond. and up
piles to Richmond and rietnity.l
RICHARD WALKE, trustee, IL NJ, tract Of lant
in Charles City county, Va.
A. Il. DUESBEIRY, 10 4. NJ, miscellaneous books
FRANK d. HILL. 81 P. NJ, framed dwelling-houst
on northeast corner Of Seventh and FRANKLIN
streets.
w. GODDIN and CHAFFIE. STAPLES & CO.. 4
+. 81, trustees sale OF large number OF lots II
Sidney.
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TOR SALE, a PAIR OF No.. l1l.sN
Il FAMILY CARRIAGE-1iONsEs. War 80 80.
ranted 10 work In harness anywhere am pssIecu!
gentle Apply to a. %. MoonE;
my 22.3t ST. Charles Hotel, Richmond, Va.
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WHITE yEsrs.-Large stock: low prices:
~ E. D. sPERcE SON.
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Bargains in VICTORIA LAWNS at LEVY BRO
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Look at the lovely READY-NADE SUITS at Levy
Dna
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LEVY BROTHERS store will be kept open all ca!
to-day as usual.
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Ed. SPENCE & Sons
$40 Suit So.
has carrled off the prize as
THE BEST SUIT FOR THE MONEY
In the State.
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DARNESs HOTEL, HAMPTON,
WARM SPRINGS,
TIE FINEST BATHING FACILITIES IN THE
WORLD,

A specific for neuralgia. dyspepsia. gout. and
rheumatism. Pamphlets to be had OF PURCELL,
LADD & Co.. Richmond, Va.
DIR. JOHN w. LAWSON, OF Isle OF Wight county,
m: nv "Sm, is"Sm p" JOHN L. EUBANK, Proprietor.
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8iellmoltd Qispattlr.
WEDNESDAY Y............ MAY 2a, 1877.

Es~TI1E CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CTRCU-
LATIoS OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEEs-
PAPERS OF THE CITY
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GOSHEN HOTEL,
GOSHEN DEPOT,


CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
CHALYBEATE WATER on the premises. and
ALUM and COLD SULPHUR WATER always on
hand for the use or guests.
Board only $50 per month for May and June. Spe-
cia1 arrangements for families.
Good livery to Natural Bridge. Goshen Pass, and
adjoining springs.
my 22-1m u. s. HARMAN q SON.
DARNESs HOTEL, HAMPTON, VA.
This popular resor. will be open for the reception
Of visitors June 1sf. All the delicacies or Tide
water Virginia" will be served. A .commodlous
bath-house Is attached.
TERMS: $3.50 per day; s12 per week: $40 per
month"; ~. j. j. BARNES,
my 19-2m Proprietor.
WARN SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY, VA,
ARE NOW OPEN.
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lost. sTRAYED. AND FOUND.
MILES. HORSES. dc.

1GULES.-A FINE PAIR OFA
lM YOUNG, WELL-BROKE, GRAY t&AA
MIJL ES-the heaviest and finest pair IN tne 49,
sell. r.cox M, HAP
NESS. GA1fhEi T. "AaSEi;; n'ia,;s
my 22-3t ...-Gs.E# s, LtoSNS.s,.
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FoURQUREAN & co.
NEW SUPPLY.

,-,., o,r huver now In New York VIC are rccciv-
ing n large >t"cS"'
NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS.
,,,on., which are <c;nc very great bargains.
We name In part special bargains:
RACK GRENADINES a, 25p s5. and 4 40c.-very
cheap
VICTORIA LAWNS at l6's. 30, and o5c.-bcst
quality ever offered 4, The price:
>TRIrlp MUSLIN at Is, 90. and .5c.-s splendid
goods for the money;
4 grc.; bargain in TOWELS at 81 mud $3.50 per
dozen:
Another 10, OF these beautiful ORGANDlES for
u,cr-prcsscs, with Solid Color TO match; aud
Iaany other bargains too numerous to mention.
Just received. large lot OF LINEN and PER-
GALE SUITS.
lnrl7 CAEDoZo. FoURQUREAS s co.