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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-24
GACETA DEL 81.

Real 6rden de 25 de mayo apro-
bando y publicando la disposition
del Gobierno General de Cuba So
bre alzamiento de destierros y en-
bargos gubernativos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-24

Ell microbes por la noche regres6
el Excmo. Sr. Gobernador de su vi
sta Official Damos 4 S. Z. la bien-
venida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-24

La Administration de la Loterla
nos ha remitido ell siguiente
AVISO AL PUBIIC0.
Los billetes del Sorteo ordinario
n1merc IL que Sc celebrara ell 20 de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-24
II FOLLETIN.
Ell SOMBRERO
DE TRES PICOS.

HISTORIA- yERDADERA
DE UN SUCEDIDo QUE ANDA EN- RoMANCEs
ESCRITA AHoRA TAI COMO PAso
P0R
Don Pedro "A. de AIaTcOn.
Bachiller en- FiIosoffa Teologia etc. etc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-24

Para Espana .., 6l2S
Para Cuba S400
Para Pucrto-Rico. S400
Para Filipinas ....., Sl00
Por cuatro pianos, memorials
descriptivas, papel sellado
para solicitudes, sello de
guerra, etc 2000
Remuneration i tres agentes
Ell Ultramar .......... 5000
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-26
The SsoyerHOrSIsp.

The county of Page is. and will be, al
most solid for Holiday. We know OF but
three or four Malone men In the county,
and il "Page" is Page, we are lost in Won
der at his statement that Malone " has
many sympathizers in this county."-Poge
Courier.
II the writer of that letter really lives in
Page, and is an advocate Of Malone for
Governor, he ought to let the people OF
Page know who he is. think he would
be a curiosity in this county. He ought not
to hide his light at home and shed it on dis
tant parts OF the State. We need that light
here in order to discover Malone man IN
Page.-Letter in same paper.
. Tt is well-known fact that the Valley
counties will present solid front IN favor
OF Holiday for Governor, and "SeneX y
should not have permitted his blind zeal for
Malone to lead him so far astray as to at
tempt to disguise the strength OF Colonel
Holiday. II General Mahone's boosted
strength has no surer foundation on which
to stand than that erected for him in the
Valley by "SeneX," he would do well to
Withdraw from the canvass at once Clarke
Courier.
John w. Daniel. OF Lynchburg, and F.
w. N. Holiday, OF Winchester, were the
Tilden electors at large in this State last fall.
Both canvassed the State and did excellent
service in the cause OF reform; and both
won golden opinions from the people where
ever they went. These two gentlemen are
now the most prominent candidates for the
eubernatorial nomination in August, and
in our opinion the contest lies between
These two. Either OF them would make a
Governor worthy the people OF Virginia,
and we could very heartily support Daniel
on the one hand or Holiday on the other.
Indeed, we would hardly know how to
choose between the two.-SQlem ConSerra-
tue.
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kossuTa's proclamation-so to speak, he
having been sort Of kings merely SEN
timenta!. He at one time had the Hunga-
rian crown, rs it were, upon his head; but
Russia stepped in, saved the Emperor OF
Austria, reconqucred Hungary. and re-
stored it to the Austrian dominion. Kos
sUru might forgive offences to others; but
he is too ambitious, too conccited a man to
forgive that greatest OF all offences. the de-
priving him OF the crown which he had abb
solutely pressed upon his own head.
The great question involved in the Russo
Turkish war is of such magnitude that
KossuTH is but floating mote compared
with it. That very gifted and most capti-
waiting talker had sunk to 4 position sulfici-
emily Insignificant to crafty his worst
enemy; but if he, indeed. earnestly sought to
make himself ridiculously uncomfortable, he
could not better accomplish bis object than
by giving his opinions and sentiment about
the present European war. He has out
lived his usefulness, and for the sake OF his
own fame it is time lie should wind up.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-26

II man had the money to subscribe q
four papers just now he ought to take the
tersburg Post. and Norfolk Ledger. The
Ledger, which must be edited by Mephisto-
philes himself, from the sly way in which it
finds sore spot in Malone, puts in some salt.
The Post man sees it, and tells the Wing
to look outfits coming. The Wing man
gets the Ledger out OF the post-otiice and
goes to the office and loads up both barrels
and blazes away at the Dispatch before the
Dispatch man knows what he is being shot
for. And then the Dispatch man hunts up
the Ledger pieces, and with quiet grin
tacks on the words, I" Jess so," ana lets 'em
fly. And the next day you ought to hear
the Wing man howl.
We should add that all this comes out Of
doubts as to whether General Malone, late
president of the Atlantic, Mississippi and
Ohio Railroad Company, should be Govern
or Of the State OF Virginia. The Wing and
Post, Of which the General is great favor
lite, think he should be.--Staunton Findica-
Tor.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
A LLEGHANY SPRINGS. MONT

A LLEGHANY SPRINGS, MONTGOM-
IA cry COUNTY, Vh.--The undersigned having
become sole proprietor OF this DELIGHTFUL and
FASHIONABLE wATEnfEG-PLACE, begs leave 10
announce tn his friends aud the public generally that
he win be prepared to receive visitors on the
FIRST OF JUNE.
Thee Springs almost certain specifics for dys-
pepsIa and the many kindred affections arising there
from. well as for constitutions enfeebied from the
malaria OF chs-and-fever sections. The attractions
are numerous and varied-Piunge-, Doucie-, and
Shower-Baths: splendid livery fine drives, hunt
Ing and fishing; Bllliard-Tabes. Bowling Saloons,
etc. etc. Telegraph. Express Post, and Railroad
Ticket offices in tue Hotel. The Springs situate cd
miles Of Alleshauy depot Atlantic, Mississippi and
Ohio rairoad). BOARD: Per day. SO: per week,
three consecutive months, as per month. Special
contracts for large families spending the season..
For circulars, pamphlets, and more detailed infor-
nation. address MAJOR JOHN t. WILSON.
Allegheny Springs, Montgomery county, Va.
m DE-pOdl IN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-26

OUR WAR-1lAP-The Petersburg Post
takes the Richmond Dispatch and the Neacs
to task for being "false prophets" and de-
ceitful makers OF gubernatorial war-lnaps.
We have examined the map of the Dispatch,
and we see much less to dispute in it than
in the calculations OF the Post. We are
satisfied we could show the Dispatch sew
eral Daniel counties that he has missed !;
and we are satisfied that Major Daniels ma
jority over any individual candidate will be
large in some sections in which the Dispatch
has made m equal division. We have no
information by reconnaissance, telegram,
scout, or dispatch that justities us in ma
terially rearranging our map. We shall
keep posted, and whether we win or lose
we are for the nominee.-Lynchburg Ne,oS.
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a PARTY Test.

The President, it is stated, proposes,
through Mr.. EvARTs, to stir up Governor
STONE, of Mississippi, and compel him TO
..protect" the negroes in that State. This
because OF the Kemper-county murders
Now, Mr.. HAYES might as well get the 1ool-
isb. fanasical, unstateSmanlike notion out OF
his head that it is his business to protect
the negroes OF this country in their rights.
His appointment of FRED DOUGLASS to
high Office has injured him more in the estl-
nation OF the people whose good opinion
is worth having than has anything else he
has done. Now, he proposes to undertake
to protect the negroes Of Mississippi III
their rights.
Before Mr.. HAYES enters upon tins fool
ish business let him ask himself whether ne
groes have any more rights than white men.
We take it for granted that he will not an
swer this question in the affirmative. II
not, it follows that the white men OF Penn
sylyania can claim his protection as well as
the negroes of Mississippi. Why has he not
protected the victims OF the Molly Maguires
Or, why has he not protected the Molly Ma
guires themselves? The former have SUI
fered privations and death; and so have
the latter. Why has not Mr.. HAYES
written letter "stirring up" the
Governor Of Pennsylvania Why bas he
not made it his business to see that the
striking miners in his own Northwest
are protected in their rights? Or il
they are uniustly accused and wrongfully
held, why does he not "protect them !?
Why is it that he protects only negroes P
and only those negroes who live in the
South? This sort of interference in the
domestic affairs OF the State will never be
tolerated by men who understand the nature
OF the Government which our fathers estab-
lished, or tried to establish. Mr.. HAYES
might as well write letters to the Sultan OF
Turkey and the Car Of Russia complaining
OF their slackness in the discharge OF their
duties, or OF the cruelties practiced by the
soldiers Of each upon the people adhering
to the side Of the other. lie might as well
take Queen VICTORIA in hand. He has no.
thing to do with the government Of Missis-
sippi, or any other State. The sooner he
learns this lesson the betterfor the country.
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Cumberland Gap Railway.

Wchavc published the proceedings at tue
organization OF the company to build n mar
row gauge railway from Bristol to Cumoer-
land Gap. Senator j. II. WOOD, OF scot'
county, is here upon matters connec'ea WIN
the road. He is quite confident that tt VIII
ho hu;,t within reasonable time. The o.
,ects designed to be accomplished are I'M
nortont to the public. The road VIII traverse
= lind rich in mineral wealth. The stores
Of coal and iron.orc that lie in its route are
maa nifcent for their extent and value, ana
their development will add great prosperity
to "Little Tennessee"
This road Is In the line Of the Cumber-
land Gap road, which was chartered some
time before the war, and OF which Judge
HUGHES was the first president. Little was
done with it. The charter was transferred
to the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio road
when put under President MALONE, and a
part Of the conditions Of consolidation ="
REQUIRED the completion OF this Cumber-
land Gap road within q given time. The
conditions were, ut the time OF consoiida-
ton, agreeable to all, and the terms required
the setting apart OF some three and half
millions of the fifteen-million loan author
lied bv the charter of the Atlantic, MISSISSIPPI
nj and Ohio railroad, rs guarantee for the
construction Of the Cumberland Gap road.
The president and directors OF the Atlantic,
Mississippi and Ohio railroad afterwards
felt unequal to the undertaking. and at their
instance the Legislature released them from
the Cumberland Gap part of the contract.
The people Immediately interested in the
projected road were both disappointed ana
rrieved: but they soon found that the grand
consolidation corporation, so far from being
mile TO fulfil its contract for building adj
ditioual road, was unable to meet its obi
cations for road already built. The grand
enterprise. conceived in great expectations,
came to misfortune. The Cumberland Gap
went adrift, the consolidated president
went into retirement, and the consolidated
road went into the hands OF receivers.
The people OF "Litte Tennessee" how
ever, determined to make an effort to help
themselves, and the proposed narrow-gauge
road from Bristol to Cumberland Gap is the
scheme they have brought forward. We
trust they will succeed in building it. 1t is
very meritorious undertaking, and we
trust will be the opening to Il valuable IN
tercourse between Virginia and Southeast
ern Kentucky.
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DEATHS.

nE; M Land died at his residence, on Grove ROAD
NAV 2ath. in the sixty-third year of HIS age.
It;s funeral will take place Mt Grace-strees
friends aud ac,luaintances are respectfully m'i'eo
to attend. - ..-.' Z
Baltimore papers please copy. ~
Died. on the cath instant. KATIE, infant dsnxn'
ter OF Walter and Julia A. Moore; aged two years
six months and five days.
Weep not for me- for am happy sti,i iii.
And murmur not at our great Fathcrh M.i'
Let not this blow your trust In jesus shaAe'
(iur Saviour gave, and It IS his 10 take
Her funeral will take place from the resaen T e.
her parents. No. 1890 west Leigh street ihe
AFTERNOON ut 4 O'Clock. the lrichu' VI '
family are invited to attend. =. -
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Mt GRAND OPENING!
GRAND OPENING!
sYCLE BROTHERS.. .-. s.-.....-
No. Gil BROAD STREET, BETWEEN THIRD AND
FOURTH SHEETS.

We invite our customers friends, and the public
in general to IN examination OF our new store and
stock Of DRY AND FANCY GOODS, which are
arranged In the following departments:
BASEMENT.
You will find MATING, OIL-CLOTlIS, ia
BLE oIL-CLOTHs, OIL-CLOTH MATS, CAR
PETS, BED-TICKs, md I large stock of DOMEs-
TICS, such as BLEACIIED and BROWN COT
TONS, GINGIIASIs, PLAID DOMEsTICs.. Don't
fail to look Of our .MATTINGS ut zoe. per yard
yard-widc OIL-CLOTH only Ace. per yard; full
widtl, TABLE OIL-CLOTH only 50c. per yard
and all our DOMEsTICS will be retailcd at whole
sale prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-26

The NORFOLK ELEcTIoN.-There were
only seventeen negro votes cast in Norfolk
on Thursday, and only 1926 white ones
not half OF the white vote, nor one fiftieth
part OF the negro vote. The Virginian says
that only about 300 votes were cast for the
regular ticket-a statement we do not un-
dersland, seeing that rs out Of % Of the
men whose names were on the regular
ticket were elected. We don't know what's
the matter in Norfolk; but there's a screw
loose there, sure.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-26

rI,ROEMER'S EXTRACT MALI AM
ITS COMBINATIONS.
TROEMER'S EXTRACT MALT,
Tporurp,s EXTRACT MALT. ferra,ed;
TR0EMER,s EXTRACT MALT, with hya'a"0'
phites:
TRoEMER,S EXTRACT MALT, lod'de'
TRoEsIER's EXTRACT MALT, with ci'rs'e it0'
and Outline:
rpoEhER,s EXTRACT MALT. alersu'e.
The attention of the medical profession % ''sp>>
fully called TO these valuable prslSSfnanrn yvists
mhl9 .~S-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-26
THE PRICE HOUSE,
ALBEMARLE COUNTY, VA.

This most comfortable house, located Immediately
on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. 107 miles
from Richmond, Is now open to summer boarders.
Ternis liberal. Special arrangements made with
families who may wish 10 spend the suIRner.
CHARLES Fl. PRICE.
Refer to j. F. Ellerson, X. ii. Sarvay, and =. G..
Harrison, Richmond, Va. my 26-Sat& VIM
GUNNER BOARD, AT V + ID . = =,
- HANOVER COUNTY, thirty miles from Rich
nond. on the Chesapeake and OHIO railroad, at An
dersons depot. Large. airy residence Quarterly
railroad tickets can nc had ut lowest rates. For
terms. &C., address MIR. CADT, Verdon post-ofllce.
my 2G-2t+
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-26

provides THAT no fnast can be Governor who
has not been a resident OF the State for
three years. and rs General JOHNSTON has
resided here less than one year, the Times
may form its own opinion as to the import
ance to be attached TO Colonel MosBY's
snacuIations.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-26
ADJUSTMENTS.

NAY.QUEEN AND FEsTIVAL;.A
lNl coronation of May Queen. chosen by the Man.
chester Presbyterian school, will take place at The
court. house, in Manchester, on TUESDAY the 29th
at az z. Nj. The coronation will be followed by L
FESTIVAL conducted by the ladies of the church,
to be continued each night during the week. Adj
mission to the coronation. 25c; children under NJ
teen joc my 26
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-26
GRAND CANTATA-

AT VIRGINIA OPERAHOUSE.
MATINEE AT 2 O'CLOCK SATURDAY AFTER
NOON, MAY 10TH.
DRAMATIS PERSONE.
Titania, the Fairy Queen ...... Miss j. MITCHELL
Iilly Bell her favoritc. Miss ALICE SWAIN.
Thistcdown. a riyal..........M Miss MAG. REDF0RD.
Hearts Ease Il Fairy in Tiana'. train.
Miss RfDDICK.
Eufora the Saiad Queen. Miss VI. LYON.
Chorus of forty. five Fairies aud Naiads.
Admission, csc. Reserved seats can he procured
at WAITS nlisic-store vii out extra charge. sale
of seals to commence MONDAY, May 2lst. Tickets
for sale ut Mcssrs Slcight & HowardS, Mr.. {. Cen,
street. my S1-1"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-26
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILRoAD,l
RICHMOND, VA, May 26, 1877. {
CPECIAL NOTICE.

For the accommodation of the citizens Of Rich.
mond this company will sell tickets from RICH
MOND TO CHESTER AND RETURN AT 20
CENTS. Tickets good only on day of sale, and on
trains leaving Richmond ut +. NJ; returning
leaving Chester ut 1884 T. NJ. and arriving at Rich
mond at SHOP. H.
SOLD ONLY TO EXCURSIONISTS.
uy26-3t A. SHAW, Superintendent.
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NJ THOMAS r. PRICE d co.
Splendid SUPPLY FOR JUNE.

OUR BUYER IN NEW YORK.
T.R. PRICE & CO. will open every day during
the present week large supplies of NEW and DE-
SIRABLE DRY GOODS for the summer trade
many stylish novelties; among them
BLACK BASKET GRENADINES-all silk and
wool:
BLACK BROCADE GRENADINES-ycr beauti-
full;
COLORED BROCADE POPLINS, 25 to 75c.;
PLAIN PONGEES and POPLINS, 25 to 50c.;
Great bargains In BLACK SILKS;
COLORED TRlMMISG-SlLkS, every color;
STRIPED aud FANCY SILKS;
Magnificent line of PARASOLS:
New MOURNING GRENADINES and other fab
RIGS;
NECK-TIES, COLLARS, sc. my21
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-26

n1~ GRACE-STREE EFT BAPTIST
ctJ1rpcIJ.-Rcy. X. r. HANKS, OF Dalton, Ga, Will
nrcach TOMORROW ut 4 A. III. Al i. NJ. the an
nuaI chui ch-mcetiug will be held, to which I'll TIC
members of the church and congregation are la'iteo
Interesting addresses may be expected. NO SERVICES
nj
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J .,,,s,Ip,;rCrAn NOTICES.
M SECURITY. INVESTMENT.

M~sECTIRITY. INVESTMENT
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE,
110a MAIN STREET, Agent
MUTUAL LLFE-iNsURANCEs CohirANf VI
NEW YORK.
|. ASSETS NOW OVER ss2,0Oo,oco.
This grand old company, with the least ra'io OF
expense of any company In the country, with soiid
Investments producing interest more than suncieht
to meet all mortality elaims-in q word Id perfect
condition, demonstrating Lie insurance uhuer su-
,ar,or Inaunroment-now tenders to the community
SEVEN PER CENT. COMPOUND INTEREST IN
yEsTHENT WITHOUT CHARGE FOR THE GREAT
INSURANCE BENEF1T WHILE INVESTING. The
agent specially invites conference, and recommends
the company as the most solvent
on the face Of the globe. my Io-Ahi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-26

n1rTHE ANNIVERSARY OF THE
PRESBYTERIAN SABBATH SCHOOLS OF
RICHMOND AND MANCHESTER will be held on
SUNDAY AFTERNOON ut o'clock In the First
Presbyterian church. Teachers and scholars VIII
meet THIS SATURDAY AFTERNOON ut O'Clock,
at the same place, to practice in singing.
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Na,asa,EA.

naY BUMGARDNER w HISKEY. =
Twenty barrels OF BUMGARDNER RYE Wits
KEY, of superior quality, distilled in 1874, on hand
and for sale by OSCAR CRAM,
nv o5-1w No. ID Governor street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-26
FIRST FLOOR.

You will find
BLACK ALPACAS ut %, 25, 80, So, 40, IS, so,
| 60. rs, SOc., and 81 per yard;
Look ut our ALPACAS ut &C., never sold less than
45c.:
| 4 full line of PLAIN, STRIPED, and COLORED
| SILKS;
STRIpED SILKS at 7jc. worth 81:
COLORED SILKS ut IL worth 1925;
| We cali snccial attention to our BLACK SILK 1T
81, never sold for less Than $3.50;
| BLACK SILK at Csc. worth 81;
BLACK SILK at 90c. worth Sl.25;
| BLACK SILK at $3.50 worth 1925:
| 4 complete assortment Of BOMBhZlSES, TAallSE,
| CACHEMIRE, and HENRIETTA CLOTHS;
| Don't fail to look at our HENRIETTA CLOTH At
| SOC, and orr CACHEMIRES at 75c.;
| A full line o: PIQUES from 10 to Coo. per yard ;
Another lot of those LINEN LAWNS at 1890;
PLAIN LINEN SUITINGS from 20 to 40c.' and
| TRIMMINGS 10 match;
100 pieces NEW PERCALES from to 12'.e.:
100 pieces beautiful LAWNS at 1910;
| 5000 yards of SOLID PERCALE ut 10c per
| yard. real value Csc. per yard;
A full line OF DRESS GOODS from 10 TO soc. per
yard;
More of those handsome DRESS GOODS at 1G2s
and 2Uc.:
! 900 CORSETS from SOC. to 81 per pair;
Look at our EMBROIDERED CORSET at 81;
The largest stock of CASSIMERES for gcntlemen's
and boys wear ever offered IN the city, from 25c.
| to 50 per yard:
We call special attention to 80 and 75c. CASSl-
MERES; ....
1000 UNDERSHIRTS for ladies' and gentlemen,
| suitable for the season. from csc. to 81 each
| Look at 25 and soc. SHIRTS;
| Our HOSIERY and GLOVE DEPARTMENT Is
| complete:
Look at 75c KID GLOVES worth 81:
! . 600 wards CAMBRIA EDGE from &c. 10 81 per
| yard;
Don't buy your C.,MBRIC EDGE before YOU look
| atSYCLE BROTHERS.;
We have just opened 5000 FANS from Sc. to II
| each;
We have on the first floor thousands Of other bar
| gains too numerous 10 mention for want OF
| space.
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DEcL1SED WITH THANKs;-EX-senator
1obn : A. Logan, OF Illinois, has been ten
Jored and has declined with thanks tue
brazilian mission.
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SECOND FLOOR.
You will find Il full assortment of HED-qCll.IS
from 81 10 $40, and we call special attention 10
our 81 AMI $50 QUILTS:
4 full line OF BUSTLES and SKIRTS from SOC. to
s1.2J:
CURTAIN LACE from zoe. To Il per yard;
WINDOW-SHADES and FIXTURES,
PARASOES and UMBRELLAS.
And 4 full line OF SIIAWLS. such Is LACE. SHET-
LAND. and other ncw styles.
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Is SECOND p r L S By TER y \
CHURCa.-Scryicos at IL A. NJ. SUNDAY. None
In the afternoon in consequence of the Sunday
school anniversary at the First church.
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GRACE-STREET PRESBITE-
RIAS CHURCH Corner of Grace aud Fourth
strcctsl-Rcy. G. RI. READ, D. D., pastor-Prcacll-
ing Mt IL 4. NJ. and 5 7. NJ.
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It ia said to hc Mosby's belief that the
Virginia Democrats viii nominate Gene
raj Joe Johnston for Governor Chicago
Times. :
Inasmueh as the Constitution OF Virginia
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CITIZENS BANK OF RICUMoSD.(
RICHMOND, May %. 1877.
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
~ The annual meeting Of the STQCkHOLDERS
OF THE CITIZENS BANK OF RlCHMOSp VIII
he held ut The office of the bank. No. lOl5 east
Main street. at o'clock 2. NJ. THURSDAY the 18th
day of juno, 1877. Stockholders who do not Intend
being present at the meeting will please call ut the
hank before the day appointed and leave proxies 30
E1at quorum may be secured
my 24-td EDWIN Is. SSEAD. Clshler.
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EXCURSIONS.
CHEAP EXCURSION TO DANvILLE.

AN EXCURSION TRAIN TO THE MEETING
OF TIE
BAPTIST GENERAL ASSOCIATION
IN DANVILLE
will leave the depot of the Richmond and Danvic
railroad on WEDNESDAY the 30th Of May at |
O'Clock A. NJ, and arrive in Danyille at O'Clock
L. NJ.
The following low schedule of prices for round
trip tickets.
GOOD TO RETURN ON ANY TRAIN WITHIN
SEVEN DAYS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-26

n1g- OUTDOOR RELIGIOUS ENER-
CISEs, under the auspices Of the Young Mems
Christian Association, will he held ut the corner Of
Washington and Seventeenth streets ON SUNDAY
AFTERNOON ut 3H O'Clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-26

NlT BRO METHODIST
CIlURCII-Rcv. S. A. STEEL Will preach at IL
O'Clock A. W. and 81 Z. NJ.