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WAsuIsoTox, D. e., June 13.-T1e Currency
Commission appointed BY Sherman haying re-
ported that At least 50 900 OF fractional cur
rency has been lost or destroyed, the Attorney
General tas bcen asked for an opinion whether
silver 10 that amount can be- put out To takt
its p1acc. The belief At The Treasury 10
that be will decide that such substitution
can be made with the exception Of = few thou-
sand dollars. The 350. or, 600 OF silver which
the Treasury Is authorized 10 put In circulation
has bceu paid out. The amount sent out to re-
place fractional currency received at tho De-
partment uow averages i.000,0 ,0JN mouth. In
addition Ia Tho $50,UU.000 authorized,
the Department., at the tne the bill al
lowing the issue Of silver passed, had
OIL hand $4.09u,UU0 In silver, which 1t paid
out Is currency. It Is the expectation at tho
Treasury that the Attorney-tiencrai will bc
must be deducted fron, the 81, 0m, GU 1t is pro-
Iusetl to Issue to replace fractional currency de-
stroyed, 81 that cyci, II Mr.. Dcvens decides as
the Treasury hopes he will, It may bo posstbe to
issue only H,0W.0W Of silver under his
opinion.
TOO CHE&r.
10 ia Eks<rn Astoefated Ftesf.
WAau1s6roK, D. e., June 13.-Neariy all tho
papers which have heretofore advertised for tho
War Department havc declined TO publlsh tho
advertisements at the rites fixed by tie dec1Afotl
| Vi Attorney-General Taft, riz: 40 csnts per 70.
lio Of lou wurls for tic first Insertion, aud 20
cents per folio for each subsequent Insertion. 1t
is probable the subject will again be brought to
the attention Of the Department OF Justice, to-
/ gether with full abatement Ut the difficulties
experienced Oh ~ruu.,t Of tic late dccision.
, 1877-06-14
CUBA,
rnxrAL ANNOUNCEMENT

FFlFt1L &HHQQWC4MkNts
HAVANA, june lA-Au 0ttlctal announcement
Il to.duY inade that tbs International l,os&a
treaty will 70 Into effect in Cubs on tie l4h
, 1877-06-14
FRANCE.
THE LErT 61L{U.

LONDON, June 13.-A special from Paris rcia-
tIyc to the report that tho Government isleans
To prevent tue preliminary meeting Of sections
oil the Lett before tho Eeaasembllng Of the
Chambers states that II. lambetta has rctlu-
Qusted tue idea uf calling such meeting, tho
Lett IeIug sufficiently agreed upon linc Of a.
tion to dIspense with preliminary discussion.
WILL APPEAL.
PARIS, June 13.-L. n. Comet and Dcuyer-
der will appeal agatnss their sunteuccs.
THE yATIcAN.
Rnnr, June ia parsonage Of hlEh position
las directly inquired OF thu lfoay Sec how It
would l1s,l upun . boaapartlst movement II
France. Tn its reply luote or 1e*s energetic
syste1l nf agitation would depend but the
Eatican has ithn1e no HsTll.
STUDENTS WARNED.
pARlx Junc 1A-Ths Minister Of Instruction
ias decided that any student participating ~
any political manifestation sllali b. Immediately
expelct! from college.
READY.
1t is stated TINT tue Ueycrnmcnt will declare
it, readiness to daclss the Interpolation to be
brought forward by H. Gaul1etta at tue reuiHh-
lug 1t ths Chu1nbct.
NEPuhIiCAN PROGRAMME.
The Left ilas decided That Republican Ben
atoss sltal abstatu frosn voting on the question
OF dissolution, 10 ~ to lcave thu cutitc scspotl.
sibltty TO tho Right and tho Government.
, 1877-06-14
GREAT BRITAIN.
THE CAnf.B COMPANIES,


LONDON, June 13-An extraordinary meeting
Of tho Direct United Statca Cable Company will
be llc1d On the 9th OF June, when resolutions
winding up the Company, etc, will he prescnt-
Cd, and. II adopted, will bo confirmed ut the
second extraordinary 1ucettg.
GRANT.
Ex-prcs!dcnt Grants uome Ia not IN the
oflcial list OF the nanles Of persons who nre To
rccctEe honorary degrees from Oxford Uni
vcfstY.
den. Grant was present to-day at Oxford's
annual commcmoratiou eerrfccs. On Ills En-
trance he was received with applause.
ucn. Grant has written the Mayor Of South
ampton TINT previous engagements prevent Lis
nccepttng tic Invitation to the llospltalltes Of
that city Ut present, but lie hopes to ytsit tue
town later In tic summer.
4 spcrial performance vii! bc given ut the
Royal Italian Opera, Covent Garden, on June
q, in honor Ut Gun. Grant
ten. drant WIS not present at the Oxford
Commcmuratlon. Tie students, while waiting
for recitatlons of the various urizc poems mud
other purltons Of the programme, EaSc . custom
aetets. all tic papcrs this morning remark the
peculiarly hearty reception evoked by Gen.
Grants name, which was ono of tho first pro-
posed.
COTTON CONVENTION.
The American Chamber of Commerce at Liv-
gatrs to the International Cotton Consenttou,
| which meet In Liverpool 1ulv II.
RESUMED WORK.
| LONDON, June 13.-NcnFty I'LL tho miners In
tho Northumberland collleries resumed work
yesterday.
LONDON. Juno 14.-Thc Emperor and Empress
| OF Brazil lars arrived here.
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IMPORTANT CAUTION.

None are eennine unless The signature.
Oh q. uAl DOCK. MS agent for tie limited
c."'' $. Surrounds each box Of Pills. and
Ointment. a haLd.ome reward will H..
gwen I" any Que rehd. ring such intor
nation rs may lead 10 the detection of
any party or parties count-rtritlny the
medicines or ven'ln g til, same, Knowing
them t" he spurious.
"**Snld ut the mnnufactorv of Profess
sor Holloway e. CO.. N-w York. and nv
al respectable drngni> and cealers IN
M aic'nes throughout the CIVILIZED wcrl
IN Doves at - cents. 62 cents and ST. ea,h
Gy There Is considerable saving nv
taking the larger sizes.
N. b.-Dir' c'ions for the guidance Of
parent III every disorder are affixed Il.
each hDx. :"
OMee. lie Liberty St, NY.
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IL.
the ENEMY OF DISEASE
THE FOE OF PAIN
TO Man and Bca st
Is the Grand Gid
MUSTANG
LIN I w E NJ T

Which has stood the test of 10 years.
There is no sore it viii not liz IL no lame
ness it VIII not cure. nc hche, no pam,
.hat atiicis the human body. or the body
s.f horse Or other domestic animal. that
DOES nn, yield 10 lis magic touch. a bot
II" costing SD cts, SD CTS, or
!. Oh. has often saved the life of "a hu
inan being, and restored 10 life aud use
iuluess many valuable horse. II
FOR MEN. IT WILL CURE
rheumatism Burns, Scal,'s. Br.m.es, Cuts.
Frost bites. Swellinus. Contracted Cords.
Pain in the Back. Luu,hngo. Scisl,lr;,.
ch':hlains, Strains. sniff Jo.ns, Sore
Nipples, Eruptions, Pain, Wounds,
Ulcers
FOR ANIMALS. 1T WILL CURE
spawn. Calls and Sores. Sw:noy. RING
Lone. Windgalls. Big Head, Poll Evil,
li,lmOrs amt Sores. l. an. ness. Swtlliugs.
Scratches. rstemper. Stiffness. Strains,
Soreness, Open Surcs.
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New York Cash Price List.

~ Hdss 10 w
III - one barrel. 30 CO
We have in stock. of our OWN manufac :
lure. roofing materials, etc., at the follow
ing low prices:
1000 lohs extra Rubber Rnnfing at 8 cts
per SQUARE foot. COR we viii furnish Rub
| Der Roofing. Nails, Caps. and Slate Paint
for an entire rev roof, atz15 cents per
square FOOT
1000 rolls 2-ply Tsrred Roofing Felt. at
II cents pc. square foot. 400.
1000 rolls 3-ply Tarred Roofing Felt, at
~ ceht> per square foot.
200 rolls Tarred S:ieating, at ] cent per
square foot.
5000 gallons fine Enamel Paint. mixed
realty for use, On inside or outside work.
at So per gallon.
Send for sample card of colOrs. All
orders must be accom- panied with the
momypOr satisfactory city references. No
goods shipped Z. o. D, unless express
charyes are guaranteed. So @4-fa -
Sample orders solicited.
N x. SLATE PAINT COMPANY.
~ 1O2.& 1O4 Maiden, Lane, N. 2
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FOR STOMhCHs CUT or ORDER,

NO med cire vii! ST. effeclualy improve
NE tone OF The stomach as these Pills:
'hty remove all ac!di,y occ sion. d ci,i..,
ny inlcnperance or improper diet. They
reach 'ht liver and reduce it TO healthy
act!oh; they ale Wond, rfully eficaciOus IN
cases or spasm-in fact they never ta,i IN
curing ALI Disorders of The liver and
stomach
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS are the hes;
kh""n'n the WORT for the fol,owin.
diseases: A.ue, Asthma, Bilious Com.
piainis, B!oiches on the Skin, Bowels.
Consumption. Debility, DroIsy, D,scu
KY, Erssipelas. Female lrreyuIa, rites
fcvefs or ali k'nd-. FITS, Gout, liz ala, he,
t - Elimination, Jaundicc. Lives
Complaints. P.ls, i;heuna,ism R4ten-
no" II "Ihe. Scr,luia or Kings Evil
sore lhrcat>. SOnc aud Gravel. Tie
Dohloure"uX. iumors. Ulcers. Worms Of
all hih"s, W,akn. IS from any CAUSE. etc.
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MIXED READY FOR USE.
Fire-p'oof, Waterproof Durable,
Economical! and Ornamental.

A roof may be covered with very
cheap shipgle, aud by Application of tins
81 lie be IN de to last from 20 To % years
Old roofs can b. patched and coated, look
ing much better, and lasting much longer
One Third the Cost of Reshinging.
The expense of siatifg new siilbglcs is
OILY aboui ,b.' cost of simply laying them.
The pant is FIRE-PHooF against sp rks
or III lug tmotrs, as Iray be easy tested by
any Ole.
It Stops Every Leak,
and for tin or iron has no equal, IS it cy-
pahds by reat. contracts by rold. aud
NEVER CRACKS nor scales. Roofs tovel Ell
with Tar Sheathing Felt can he uiadc
watcr-tght IL small expense, and pre-
served for many YtaIs.
This Slate Paint is
EXTREMELY CHEAP.
Two gallons will cover a hundred square
feet Of Single roof, while on tin, iron,
felt, matched boal dis, or any smooth sur
tace, from two quarts to one gallon are
required 10 100 square feet o. SURFACE, and
although The Paint has heavy body II is
asily applied with a brush.
No Tar is, Used in this Composition.
iheretorei il neither cracks III Winter, nor
rH.s in summer. #& IA
On decay,d shingles it fills UP the holes
and p"r'c. and gives :, new substantial |
roof iha, will last for years. CuKLED or
WARPED shingles il brings TO their ,,iaces, !
abd Keeps them there. 1t fills up all the
loles in Felt roofs. stops The lcaks-and
,it.ough n slew drlcr. rsiu does not affect
I few hours after applying. As ~ arly
i paints that are black contain TAR be
urr yep Obtain our genuine article, which
tor single roofs) is ~
Chocolate Color,
when first applied. changing in about
month to uniform site color, anu is TO
IL ihtents and purposes SLATE. On
Tin Roofs
ur red color is usually preferred, as one
oat is equal to five of ary Oh -ilnary pant.
F or Brick Walls
ur BRIGHT Req is The only reliable Slate
amt ever Introduced that will t1ectnal,y
revent dampne>S 1Tom penetrating and
i>co!",tnY the pi;,strr
These paints are also largely used on
ui-t'n,s5> and fences, or as printing
nat on fine bllluings.
Onr only colOrs are CHOCOLATE. RED | .
RIGHT RED and ORANGE.
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ChR0M0S, ,,.. sss on Il. ,ts

VEE u GIVE y Vs 'H"hct OF The SEA
son; al 'hr tw and taking Chrnmos-
Fails III The Rhine. On The Susquehan,a
On li"s.on Light, Old Oak Il Bucket.
:" hIte Mountains. Niagara Falls, New
port. SaraNsa., Virgin K4sra. s. a,rice.
snow Storm. Americas Fruit. Pier at
calais. P"ssau on The Dat uhe also. bril-
i'a"t 9xll ChrOmos. on black or White
mounts, n"rai business cnlds. Sunday
ocii'", Cards. sfaiuarv. notices, black
gron, q panels; also. frames and agents
suppl s at ~ bottom prices. Parl,ru.
lars free. Illustrated Catalogue on re.
cent OF stamp. Sud for SO 90 GU tit.
). LATHAM Il CO., 4l9 Washington S.,
BOSTON, headquarters for For. ign and
American hrnmoS.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-01-26
FOR CUTAMEOUS DISORDERS,
Aollcway's Pills
lnyaribly cure The following diseases.
Disorder OF The Eidueys.

I'D ali diseases affecting theses org ans
whether They secrtie too much or too lit
lie Water; or whether they be atilic, with
stone or gravel. or with aches aud pa.ns
seuied III The i"llis over The regiuns of The
KILN vs., these Fills should bc taken &C
toldit 6 to The printed directions, and the
CihtnI' ut shou d be we'll rubbed into Tie
s'n;sll of The back at bed t,.ne This treat
hIent VIII give almost imm. diate relief
I" hen all other H. au, haye tailed.
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Or. WHITTIER, ~
6l7 st. Charles street, St. LOUIS, wv
DIR. WHITE h,
BIT Ct Char1es Street,

Treats all forms of 'Veneral Diseases oeu -
nal Emissions and Sexual Debility. SlI
unparalleled success. No matter VINO iAne"
call or write; pamphlet or consultation: !. ns n
Can refer to the medica! profession IL :
parts Of the Country.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-01-26
COSMOPOLITAN mi.
ST. LOUIS hotels
G on SOlidate ed.
SCuWAD & ZIMMERMAN. Prop'rs


Having fitted up this eleg ant fre-proof
brick building, Nos 81 aud 50. Main S,
Htlena NJ. r.. viii open The same IN or
oc'e!e 10Th or ) p'eniber, 1876 We wiz
retain the ST. Louis Hotel, using the sam,
Tor ihi2Ings4 on'V. whit. the tables wIH
be spread in The G' s.nOpolitan. With M,
new nioie of Arrangement we can offer
a'hpi" accommodation to all the ,raycl,no
publc.
The rooms VIII he kept tirS'-ciass in
every RESPECT, and tie tables supplied. Us
heretofore, w'tn The very best the mark
ai'orus. i" 1ac'. II sh'll be our end avor
t" make the CONSOLIDATED
Enc E5est Hotel gn MGnfara.
and charges reasonable.
N. B.-Nisitors desiring to sion y, onr
hoel will please cali f,sr At TIE Cosmt.
poiltan. No. 81 ahe 81. Mali Street.
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MARK THESE FACTS.
THE TESTIMONY OF THE WHOLE WORLD.
H0LLOWAYS. PILLS.

haO I'D Hppetlte; dOUOWay'S IIus
gave me y hearty One'' a,s cf
- our Pills are marvellous"
u sehd for ai.olLer box and keep them
In tie no,,sc.'
''Dr Holloway has cured my headache
that wa, chrl nlc."I
II gave one of your Pills to my babe
tor Cholera molbuS The dear little thing
got well in day"
My nausea Of a morning i now cured"
Your box of Holloway's Ointment
cGrtu me of noises in lin head. rubbed
sOnie OF Your O,himenl behind the cars.
and the noise has lefI.'' r.
=. :Send me Two boxes; want one for u
poor family"
~ encIC>ea dollar; your price is %
cents. but the medicine 10 ne is worth a
doliar.'
Send me, five boxes of your Pills
= Let me have three boaes Of your
Pills by return Rail, for ChiIls aud
Fever.
have over 200 such testimonials as
these. but want Of sptce compcls NE 10
conclude. p
FOR CUTANEOUS DISORDERS,
And al, eruplionS of the skin, This Oint-
nlcht Is most invaluabl,. Ii ors nOi heal
externally a one. bur pebetyarcs with HE
most searching efftc;s u lue very loot vi
:l!e evil, s.tt f-
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-01-26
Il StoDs Every Leak,

and for tin or iron has no equal, IS it cx-
pahds by Feat. contracts hy rod. aud
NEVER CRACKS nor scales. Roofs tovei Ell
with, Tar oheaihing Felt can ne uiadc
watcr-tight IL a small expense, and pre-
served for many years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-14
LOCAL MA TIERS.

pERsoSAf.-Goyernor Kemper ia on q
visit to his cid home, in Madison county.
He was recently invited 10 join a party OF
governors and others on an excursion to
fhe White Mountains and other northern
summer resorts, but did not accept.
II President Hayes finds time to attend
the Old Point Postal Conference on the 25th
of july IL is quite likely that he will return
to Washington by way Of Richmond, and
stop here long enough to see the people.
Both branches Of the Council have adopted
,aresolution INVITING the President here, and
the Mayor viii without doubt carry out
the Councils design in the best way possible,
and it is to be assumed that Governor Kem-
per viii do what official courtesy requires.
Another party Of excuraionists are on
their way from the West to this city.
s. z. Campbell has been adiudged bank
rupt on his own petition.
At Register Atkins's office to-day at 10
O'Clock q meeting Of the creditors of Horace
Blackmur will be held.
Rev. J. G. Armstrong, D. D., of Wheel
ing, w. Va, is expected to arrive in Rich
mond by the Chesapeake and Ohio express
train this morning, and will officiate at the
Monumental church tomorrow.
Mayor Darlington continues quite sick.
Judge Hughes is expected here to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-14
DISAPPOINTED .CRowp.-On Thursda

A DISAPPOINTED CRowD.-On Thursday
an immense crowd congregated on the Cap
itol Square to hear the promised concert by
Professor Kessnich's band. After an hour
OF waiting the people became very impatient
and thought themselves badly treated, and
many were the expressions Of irritation at
the disappointment. At length, when the
larger part of the crowd bad left and it had
grown late, the band appeared and played
several tunes. But be 1t said In behalf OF
the musicians, since we would do justice to
all, that it was far from their intention to
cause so much dissatisfaction. A prior en-
gagement had been made with the Odd
Fellows, and they expected to return at
least before the appointed hour for the con-
cert. The band are sincerely sorry that
they should have caused such disappoint-
ment, and promise that nothing OF the kind
shall happen again. They play this evening
on Libby Hill at 63 O'Clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-14

POLICE Court YEsTERDAY-POlice-J
tice Joseph y. White presiding.-J. Ander-
SON Taylor and William Hlx (colored),
charged with keeping an illgoverned and
disorderly house on the upper floor OF the
building southwest corner of Ninth and
Broad streets to, the great annoyance OF the
'neighborhood, were sent on to the Hastings
Court.
Richard Braxton, a half-grown colored
boy, was caught in the act Of stealing one
lot OF harness from DR.. j. D. Cullen. Six
months in Jail and twenty-five lashes.
Fanny Hill, Jane Clark, and Eliza john
son, were fined 81 each for disorderly con-
duct.
Johanna Carrier, assaulting and beating
a little child (Fred. w. Mountz), and John
Carrier, charged with cursing, abusing, and
threatening to assault Fl. L. Mountz. Mrs.
Carrier was discharged. John was tined 81
and costs and ordered to be committed in
default.
Dominick McDonough, assaulting and
beating his wife. Case was continued until
next Tuesday.
Margaret Jackson, assaulting and threat
ening to cut Eliza Pleasants with an axe,
was fined 50.
Ella Chamberlain and Ella Anderson
(colored), disorderly on the street. Sixty
days in Jail.
Jordan Winston (colored), assaulting and
threatening the life Of Caroline jenkins.
Sixty days in Jail.
David Gray and George Booker, arrested
for having e lot Of cabbage in their posses
sion supposed to be stolen, were discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-14

SENTENCE OF ANDERSON SHIFFLET.-H -Har-
riSonburg, Vd., July 12.-The courtroom
was crowded this morning with citizens OF
town and county to hear Judge O'FerralPs
sentence of Anderson Shifflet, convicted OF
the murder of David G.. Lawson. The pri-
soner, when asked il he had anything to
say why sentence should not be pronounced,
lnade rambling address, accusing the
Messrs. Lam. and Burriss Williams OF swear
ing falsely. He said: "All did say was,
il man knows nothing he can say nothing,
and that ] thought it hard that the innocent
should bear the: blame and the guilty go
free.'' Judge O'Ferrall then addressed the
prisoner in an impressive manner, saying
among. other things: "You have imbued
your hands in the blood Of your fellow
man, prompted by the promise Of a few
paltry dollars, and in deliberation and
premeditation deprived Lawson Of that life
which had been given him by his Gre
ator, and you stand now at the bar Of JUS
tice to receive the avenging sentence of the
broken law, sThou shalt not KILL" Judge
O'Ferrall concluded by sentencing Shifilet
to be hung between the hours of sunrise
and sunset of Tuesday, September 25tb.-
Special dispatch to the Baltimore Sun.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-14

BADLY CHoKED.-Wednesday or Thurs
day night young gentleman Of quiet dis
position and good demeanor who rooms in
the upper part Of the building northeast
corner of Tenth and Main streets, when
about going into his room to retire, was set
upon and beaten by three wel-known citi-
zens. From his statement it appears that
he had done nothing whatever to justify an
assault, and his only theory OF the attack is
that the assailants had been drinking pretty
heavily and wished to have some fun at his
expense. His tongue was choked out OF
his mouth, and he was otherwise injured, it
is stated. Two Of the three were arrested
Yesterday, and will have an examination
before the Police Justice to-day. The third
is still at large. Their friends ask that the
names be suppressed until the defence can
be heard.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-14
HEADACHE AND NEURALGIA PILLS.
P1zzIN1 is making Peach Ice-Cream.

SCHENCK's SEA-WEED ToNIc.-In the atInoS-
phe re experienced here during the summer MONTHS
the lethargy produced by the heat takes away the
desire for wholesome food, and frequent persplra-
ons reduce bodily energy, particularly those suffer-
ing from the effects of debitating diseases. In Or
der to keep NATURAL healthful activity OF the system
we must resort to artificial means For this purpose
ScHENcK's SEA-WEED TONIC is very effectual. A
few doses will create appetite and give fresh vgor
TO the enervaied body. For dyspepsia 1t Is invalua-
BILE. Many eminent physicians have doubted whe-
ther dyspepsia can be permanently cured by the
drugs which are generally employed for that plr-
pose. The SEA-WEED TONIC in its nature Is totally
different from such drugs 1t contains no corrosive
minerals or acids In fact 1t assists the regular ope-
rations of nature and supplies her deficiencies. The
tonic I'm its nature so much resembles the gastric
Juice that it Is almost identical with that fnd The
gastric juice Is the natural solvent which, In heal
thy condition of the bods, the food to be d.
gested and when this juice is not excreted in suf-
cient quantities. indigestion with all Its distressing
SYMPTOMS, follow. The SEA-WEED TONIC performs
the duty of the gastric juice when the latter is def-
cient. ScuENCK's SEA-WEED TONIC sold by oil
druggists. :.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-14
MANCHESTER NEWS.
time.

The Chesterfield Pr,maries.-The Conser-
vatives will assemble in their respective pre-
cincts to-day to send delegates to the Guber-
natorial, Senatorial, and Legislative Conyen-
tions.
The places OF meeting, with the number
of delegates, will be found below:
In Manchester district the voters OF
KIeyesahps and Hancock's precincts will
meet by arrangement at the former place,
and elect two delegates to the Gubernato-
rial, two to the Senatorial, and five to the
Legislative Convention.
In Midlothian the meeting will be held at
the company store. Delegates-two to the
Gubernatorial, two to the Senatorial, and
six to the Legislative Convention.
In Dale, meeting at the old court house.
Delegates two to the Gubernatorial, two
to the Senatorial, and five to the Legislative
Convention.
Glover Hill precinct elects three to the
Gubernatorial, three to the Senatorial, and
seven to the Legislative Convention.
Skinquarter elects one to the Gubernato-
rial, one to the Senatorial, and three to the
Legislative Convention.
1t is reported that but one meeting will
be held in Bermuda district, and that at
Chester. to elect one delegate to the Guber-
Material, one to the Senatorial, ana three TO
the Legislative Convention.
Matoaca precinct elects two to the Guber-
material, two to the Senatorial, and FIVE to the
Legislative Convention.
Ettrick precinct elects three each to the
Gubernatorial and Senatorial Conventions,
and seven to the Legislative Convention.
Winfree's Store elects one each to the GU
bernatorial and Senatorial Convention, and
three to the Legislative Convention.
Recapitulation Seventeen delegates to
the Gubernatorial, II to the Senatorial, and
a to the Legislative Convention.