davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-07
Ry Wellington Godiln,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionc"r
corner of Eleventh and Bank stre-t's

rNHE ST. CHARLES HOTEL FOR
SALEM THE CITY OF RICHMOND, AT
THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF MAIN ASD
WALL STREETS.-At the request OF Gencral /.
NJ Logan. executor of the late Judge James II. COX,
and for the purpose OF carrying out the provisions
of the will OF The testator. offer for sale this Al
LIABLE HOTEL. The lot has front OF ~ lQ-iZ
feet on Main street, runs back on Wall street ABOUT
100 feet To Il wide alley. The hotel cover, the
whole LOT, and Is four stories high. On the Main-
street front there are three stores, with granite
fronts. renting for Sl,47O. per annuln; On iae
Wa-street front there six stores, or ofccs, WIN
granite fronts now renting for aoout S55O per an
pun and in the main hotel there are nlDety.s1
rooms including double parlOr. dining-room ga by
60 fcetl The rooms OH iha first floor can bc used
for single or double ones The hotel Is occupied ny
MIR A. B. Moore ut S2. 900 per annuin. IL has hne
run of custom, and Is now doing an excellent olsl-
ness The hotel Is In gosd repair, AMI Is ioraci ~
the heart Of the city, within convenient DISTANCE VI
the various railroad depotS.
The price will he quite reasonable. a'id Inc terms
unusually accommodating say $4,000 cash DS-
ancr I'm half yearly instruments running from three
to sixty months. bearing six per cent. iE'.T"''ee-
cured by Il deed OF trust. w 4,
Mr.. Moore, the occupant, vii, tlkc pleasure IN
showing the premises 10 those VINO my %!'a ~
unrchasc Address W. GODDIS.
Real Estate Auctouecr.
Richmond. VA
=. S.-If this valuable hotel property BE not s0ld
before the lst Of May next II vii! thcrelflcr DC
for LEASE FOR A TERN OF YEARS III req req
sonabc rate. This offers great Inducements 10 o'e'
keepers 10 embark in u wc!l-estabitsci business.
W. GODDlN.
a,pl e-coaot Real Estate Auctionccr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-07

The JAMES RIVER AND kAHAwHA CANAL.
Major John W. Johnston, OF Botetourt
county, who was at the recent meeting OF
the stockholders OF the James River and
kanawha Company elected president in
place Of Colonel Larrngton, resigned,
reached the city on Saturday. Major john
ston has been urged by his many
friends in this city and elsewhere upon
Rhe hne OF the canal to accept the
j"sitlon rendered him, and now has
tlc matter under serlous consideration.
ca ms way 10 Richmond he passed
ltra ugh Lynchburs, where he was impor-
1nh.t1 not TO decline the Office. lie was as
suEtd by friends OF the watcr-iine there
That Itacy would take a large amount OF the
stock Df the Clifton Forge and Buchanan
faliroad, and that they would lend their aid
and influence towards the early completion
OF this }mportant connection. If Siml-
Iir Interest is manifested elsewhere,
ahd II becomes apparent that suf-
hcicnt ameunt Of the stock Of the
railway is taken in this city, Major
Johnston VIII be inclined TO accept
the presidency OF the canal and railway. 1t
Is hoped that he will consent to lend bis aid
10 this important work by conseptiny to be-
come its chief executive officer, and those
interested in the improvement feel assured,
with bis vim and determination, the line to
Clifton Forge will be built in due time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-07

THE UNIoN-STATIoN FAIR.-The fair COM
menced during the past W eek on Twenty
fifth street for the benefit of Union-Station
church will be continued every afternoon
and evening this week. The large taberna-
Gle, erected for the special purpose, has been
crowded every night, and it is estimated
that fully five hundred visited the room on
Friday evening. 1t is hoped that the inter-
est and attendance will be continued during
this week. On Tuesday and Wednesday
nights DR.. Taylor will give two Of his
charming entertainments at Union-Station
church for the same worthy object for which
the fair is being held.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-07
MANCHIES'TER NEWS.

The dull, damp, gloomy weather OF Sat-
urday had its effect upon everything in our
city except the markets, which were well
patronzcd and as we'll supplied. prices
ruling reasonably. There was some en-
citing gossip about the rantankerous pro-
cccdings OF the City Fathers on Friday eve
ming, but nothing was SAID calculated to
disturb the security OF the public guardians,
and for the future they may "rantank" as
much as they please. 1t will principally
tend in dull times to afford the people some
thing to talk about.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-07

s. Rose. Edmund T. Rcdd, William s.
G1Inn. J. NJ. Buchanan, James S. Sutphin,
Christian Unkel, Archibald Thomas, Jr.,
James A. Gill, Charles o. Campbell, Robert
j. Burlington, and Ritter G. Care,) without
instructions from the Court. They retired
for consultation, and after an absence OF
about ten minutes were uShered into The
courtroom: the roll called, the prisoner
told to stand up, which he did calmly and
contide ntly, and the verdict OF "Not
guilty. was pronounced by MIR. Courtney;
and to the inquiry OF the clerk, so say
YOU all ?" there was nodded assent given.
The utterance Of the verdict was the occa-
sion of considerable applause.
SCENE.
Judge Guigon, following his invariable
practice in such cases, had five or six of the
applauders brought before him-us many as
could be recognized in the crowd-and
fined SIS each.
The Commonwealth's Attorney, address,
ing the Judge, said that there was no pro-
liability OF conviction in the other cases;
that he had done all he could, according to
his honest convictions, and that he would,
| with the consent of the Court, enter a nOUe
| proseoui in each of the three other cases.
| To this proposition Judge Guigon at once
assented. and Colonel Crittenden was hon
orably discharged.
His friends crowded around him and
showcred upon him their warmcst con-
cratulationS. The Commonwealth'S Attor-
ncy, Judge Guigon, and various officers OF
the court, also expressed to him most kindly
sentiments.
Personal.
Colonel Crittcnden and most of "thc Cul-
pcpcr minute-men," who rallied to his side
in the moment OF his great danger and dis
tresS. left for home on the S:4j train OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad saturday
night. Colonel Crlttendcn Just before
leaving expressed deep gratitude towards
City-Scrgcant Tyler and all his deputies for
their courteous treatment OF him when Il
prisoner, and when it seemed that he was
hedged in by q solid wall OF documentary
and circumStantial evidence.
TIE THEORY.
Saturday night after the verdict had been
rendered reporter OF this paper asked:
"Colonel Crittendcn. what is your theory
about these forgcrics!"
He responded: "Wcll, sir, I have my
theory, but l do not think it proper to
speak about it. 1t may not be sustained by
| facts. In the future what now appears so
mysterious may be made as clear as the
MONDAY SUM-"
CAT any rate, you have every reason TO
| be satisfied with the veriict:"
YES" replied the Colonel, "1 have to
lament that the accusation was ever made,
but my vindication has been as thorough
and complete rs l could have wished. The
| iury were all strangers to me and were un-
biased in my favor. / have none but the
kindest feelings towards all who were in
| t,J, ho ri nj |
to thank The good people OF Richmond who
| have 50 steadfastly extended me their SYM
pathy."
| Further. he said: :" I we never doubted
that | would be acquitted. I've always
| felt sure of il -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-07

UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN RICH
hoSp Posi- OFFICE MAY ), 1S77.-ReT. w.
II. Brooks, Richmond, Va; John B. DAVIS
Richmond, Va; Editors Enquirer, Rich
mond, Va; L. G. Gray, Richmond, Va.
Mrs. Minnie L. Hopkins, Richmond, Va. ;
Hannewlnckle & Co., Richmond, Va; Al
bert Harris, staunton, Va; E. A. Noting,
Richmond, Va; Sarah Nelson, Brandy
Station, Va; Professor Puryear, Rich
mond, Va; D. b. Watkins, Huguenot,
Va: James r. Werth, Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-07

OFFICERS ELEcrED.-At a regular meeting
OF Undine Temple of Honor and Tempe
rance. No. ,, held at Harmony Hall on Fri
day evening last, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing six months Z. L.
Fitzwison, w. {. T.; L. j. Weymouth,
w. V. r.; J. +. w. Gibson, w. e.. J. b.
Cooper, w. d. u; C. W. Folklnan, W.
R.; w. n. Lindsey, W. A. r.; l.. L.
Christian, w. f. r.; Thomas Rudd, W.
r.; w. II. Fore, w. g.; w. II. Walters,
w. S.; Rev. a. Jones, W. G.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-07

MR.. THOMAS j. RowLAND.-The post
master here has received Il letter from ID. q.
Dunnock, of Chillicothe, Ohio, making in
uuircs for Thomas j. Rowland, who, he
saws, used to liycten or twelve miles north
east of this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-07

RICHMOND MACHINERY AT WORK OUT
WEsT.-Thc mammoth drums recently con-
structed by Messrs. J. NJ. Hall d Co. for
Faulkner's West Virginia Coal Mines were
put to work last week by Mr.. Fred. Faulk-
ner, the owner OF the mines. Mr.. Faulk-
ner. who is an old collier Of long expert
cnce, says that he never had machinery
made anywhere, either in England or in
this country, to give better satisfaction. His
mines now furnish coal for the City Gas
Works
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-07

These observations were taken nj \.
T.. and ri the same hour on saturday tie
t.ylr.!rl. as viii hc seen, stood ut %. We
reproduce these ii@nrc> only to show that
}a>t year wr had quite Is cool weather, not
w;tE>tanding the common expressions.
Ibid you ever see such cool weather for
Mav:" ..No. indeed: tits unprcccdcntcd.H :
THERMOMETER SATrErAY: i \. NJ. 30;
q 4. NJ. -; noon. co; 3 i. NJ. -: I.
Nj IS: midnight, 10.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-07
rEaAEsy.yE EAT pRIvATEsALE.

vJ'UE HANDSOME AND VALUABLE
1 ESTATE KNOWN As "SOLITMRE." IN
UENR!Cn COUNTY. ABOUT SIX NJ H. ES
NORTH OF RICHMOND, AT PRIVATE SAIL =
It adjoins the Lands of M"ssrS. A. =. Stokes;
Il. Is. crcnshaw. g. g.. Carter and GIher,; ana
TY-SEVEN ACRES, which lie as well as any tract
of It's size in the county embracing about five hun
drrd acres Of clear land, producing Acly In wheat
oats and corn. and is we'll adapted 10 grasses, truck
Ing. and lruit-growing. About three hundred acres
are in wood and timber. The improvements coi
si>t of 4 GOOD DWELLING with eight rooms, 81:
wants quarters. barn. stables, and the other u>r
out -huii,iings. There Is also a FINE ORCHAR. q.
and the farm Is well watered. Altogether, this IA
offers more inducements TO Il person Wishing
really valuable farm than can be found III any OIL
Of It's Size the city and at as low price,
4 man of Solitaire" may be seen at our ottic
and If desired, the property will be sold In pare
- GRUBB & WILLIAMS,
IN, 7-cod2w Auctiouecrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-07

PuB1Ic TEMPERANCE MEETISG.-There
will be pubic temperance meeting, under
the auspices of all the Temperance, socIetles
of the city OF Richmond, at St; Marks Epis-
copal church, corner Clay and First streets,
to-morrow (Tuesday) evening at 8 O'Clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-07
VEaE END REACHED.
Conclusion of the Trial Of Colonel q.
T. SriftcnstcH.

SPEECHES MADE FOR TIE DEFENCE BY
JOHN s. WISE AND JUDGE CRUMr-CLOS-
ING ARGUMENT FOR THE PROSECUTION
AND THE CASE GIVEN TO TTsE JURY-A
VERDICT BROUGHT IN AFTER TEN MIN
I'TES' DELIBERATION--A SCENE IN THE
COURTROOM.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-07

SHIPMENTS FROM THE CHESAPEAKE AND
OHIO WHARvEs.-Mr. l.. Bremond, general
shipping agent OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad Company, has shipped during the
month OF April 22,540 tons Of frcight-the
largest business that has ever been done
during any one month-as follows: 1l,201
tons of coal: 277 tons OF cotton; 1888 tons
OF corn (53,735 bushels); 1886 tons OF um--
Der, logs, and slaves; 947 tons OF railroad
iron; 5,O0S tons of petroleum; 2,0S3 tons
of merchandise. This freight was shipped
in forty-four schooncrs, seven barkS, and
two brirs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-07

How 1T WoRKs.-Whcneycr we buy cheap iot
O: goods far below market value we give our patrons
the benefit OF the purchase We deem IT due 10
them, as they look to to furnish them with sheir
clothing the very best terms we can In order TO
prevent any of our "Jeb Lots "-as we shall term
these special bargains-from falling into the hands
of dealers, no more than two garments Tor suits)
viii be sold to any one person
A. SAKs 6 Co.,
l0lS Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-07

A VALUABLE HONE MASUFAcTORY.-Our
farmers and casuists generally just awaking to
the great importance OF perfect drainage. which IS
effected by means of tile Mr. SAMUEL d. ATKIy-
son, of Manchester. Va, Is successfully prosecuting
the manufacture OF lie and TEERA-coTTA drain
and sewer-pire which he sells very reasonably. See
his advertisement.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-07
1,yE,TuER REPORT.

1>,,r,TioxS roE StNDAl.-t or '''c M'u-
,n ,tiantic States, northeast TO southeast
W. m;,,is increasing clondinc>s. hight rams.
'T,@btIy N''I"I lower temperature. and slight
change in pressure. p.. c,,,
Tmr the south Atlantic and East Gun
,,l,c> sIouly-ri>iug barometer, southeast
- southwest winds. clear or partly CLOUDY
weather. and slight rise III temperature.
Fnr INC West Gull States, stationary or
,,owlv-talhnc barometer. southeast TO south
,ye,r winds. partly cloudy and cloudy wea-
rhrr, rain areas. and >liShtly-rislng tempe
raturc.
For Tcnncs>c and the Ohio Valley. nearly
STATIONARY or rising followed by falling ba-
rnmrtcr. northeast 10 southeast WINDS
,artly cloudy and cloudy weather, with ram
areas, and stationary or rising temperature:
The Mississippi river will slowly rise a'
and below NickShur".
TnY WEATHER on SATURDAY was cloNd!
d.. rainy and cool. Last year at tins time
we had a similar SpcIl OF cool weather, n
.Ie, following statement will attest:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-07

THE practical proof OF saccess Is success. This
proof is presented "Andrcws's Bazar.' In man
agcncnt, matter, print, and price 1t has conccn-
trated the clements OF success, and richly merits the
high rank 1t has attained rs the ladies' arorte jour
nal of fashion. w. r. Andrews, Cincinnati pub
Usher
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-07

ANNIVERSARY OF THE GRAYs.-The Rlch,
mond Grays will celebrate their thlrty.thira
anniversary on the 18th OF June by q sIrese
parade, target-practice, and dinner, az the
Pump-House.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-07

PIcTUREs.-Don't neglect to have your photo
graphs taken. Take the old folks and children 10
REES'S Gallery. He takes them cheap and good.
Four cards, with all the late improvements for 81,
or $3.50 per dozen; large size, 81 and upwards.
MAIN STREET NEAR EIGHTH
young Mems Christian Association Hall)
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-07

CHAMBER OF ARRANGEMENTS
TOR TIE ENTERTAINMENT AND RECEPTION
uF Our WESTERN NlSIIOES.-A special meet
ing oi the Board Of Directors Of the Cham
Der Of Commerce was held Saturday AZ
tcrnoon-Pfr>idcnt L. O. N0llln@ in the
chair. L. G.. CoghIan secretary. Present
Nrs>r>. Blanken>hip, Potts, Purcell, Chill
dr,v. Logan. Watkins, Elicit, Caper>.
GruDb>. SNYDER. >cddvn.
Mcs>rS. Milhi>cr and IiawcS were re-
lortcd absent on account of sickness.
Mr. Potts announced that Il committee
from the Corn and Flour Exchange
Mr>>r>. l.. l.. Bass. Philip llaXall. and W.
II. Tyici-wcrc present and on his motion
thcv were invited 10 seats on the Board.
The Chair stated that the meeting had
been called to consider Il communication
from General Williams {. Wicklam III re-
aion 10 a proposed visit from number Of
western merchants and other businessmen.
SIR. Melting then read the communica-
ton and stated what lie believed to be the
object of the visit
Mr.. Tvlcr, chairman Of the committee
from the Corn Exchange, stated that the
committee he represented had been ap-
pointed 10 cooperate with the Chamber IN
any action that the body might take. lie
also stated that the Corn Exchange had APP
pointed committee to 90 10 the " hitc sui
lhur 10 meet the gentlemen.
Mr.. CapcrS asked how long the visitors
would remain.
Th. Chair stated that he had no positive
information, but believed it was the intcn-
ton Of the visitors to 90 down the river to
Norfolk on Tuesday on the New York
steamer. Captain Allen, Of the Ola Dominion
Line, having extended them such an invi-
tation He believed they would also visit
North and South Carolina.
Mr.. Watkins suggested that a committee
should he appointed TO prepare plan for
the entertainment OF the visitors.
ON motion Of Mr.. Potts it was ordered
that the invitation OF General Wickham he
accepted. and that 4 committee be appointed
from the Board to proceed to the White SUI
phur 10 welcome the western gentlemen to
the Old Dominion.
Mr.. Blankcnship moved that committee
of three from the Chamber be appointed to
confer with like committee from the Corn
and Tobacco Exchanges to adopt some plan
for the entertainment OF the gentlemen from
the West. Agreed TO.
The Chair appointed McssrS. Claiborne
Watkins, John B. Purcell, and Thomas
Potts.
ON motl0n or mT. IollS, NcncTa L. III
Logan was appointed to welcome the Wis
tors and in his absence, on motion OF Mr..
Cupers, Ar. Potts vas requested to act rs
spokesman.
MIR. Potts presented 4 letter from McsSrs.
Smith, Potter Il Co., complaining Of cNces-
siYe and discriminating freiglt-ratcS be-
tween Raleigh and Richmond. &C., which
was referred to the first vice-prcsidcnt (llr.
RlankrushiuN for Investigation.
Mr. Potts read to the Board letters from!
the Western Union Telegraph Company
and Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Compa-
ny proposing to furnish the merchants in
Richmond with daily quotations Of gold
stock. provisions, DC, in New York. Re
ferred.
Adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-07

REDUCTION IN TIE WESTERN UNION TEI.E-
GRAPH RATEs.-As will BE seen by an an-
nouncement elsewhere, the Western Union
Telegraph Company have reduced their
commercial rates to twenty-five cents from
Richmond to all principal points north OF
Richmond and Louisville, Ky, and east OF
Omaha. Nebraska. This old and we'll
established company has long enjoyed Il
large patronage not only in this city, but
all over the country; and now circuit has
lust been established between this city and
New York on which quadrupleX appara-
tus is employed. and by which four mes
sages are simultaneously transmitted over
the same wire. Other improvements have
also been made at the companv's Office in
Richmond, when enable them TO accom-
modate with ease their large business.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-07
READ what wISsTocK says In "Wan's.''

Ihavc aualyzed the wIIrsKEY known under the
brand Of " r SELECT" controlled by Nessrs. WAL
TER d. BLAIR & Co. Richmond. Va. and dnd R
FREE FROM FUsIL OIL and other impurities, ana
recommend It's use for medicinal and family pur'
poses.-J. r. McCAw. II. D., late Professor o. Chem
istry Medical College of Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-07
READ what WTSsToCK SAYS In Wants"

SLIPPERS. TIES, BTsKINs, SERGE GOODS, SAN
das, Prince Albcrts Oxfords, Newports, Magnolias,
Buckle Newports. &C.. chcapat
BoScHES's, 500 and 5 IL Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-07

W. GODDIN. +. NJ. trustees sale Of bri"I DWELL
I'm: on the south sid" OF Ros, street b"iween
Governor and Fourteenth and tract OF ltnd III
Chesterfield county and 4 moietyOf ftrm OH
Tuckahoc creek.
EDWARD E. GODDIN. ; 7. NJ, brics -."re on
Thirteenth stree; between Main and Cary.
ROBERT y. LYME, AZ T. ~. commis i"ners'
sale Of property on Church Hill.
GRJrBBS & WILLIAMS, 10 \. NJ. ut the resi-
drnrc Of the layc Mr.. julia 4. Mitchell. corner
of Sixth and Franklin streets furniture, plafc,
and other personal property: also. TWO prws III
st. PAGrS church.
FRANK d. HILL. 1OE A. ~, at No 720 Brook
avenue, groceries. work-h0rses, spr1n@-"agons,
license, &c.
CRITTERS & WILLIAMS. p. VI. trustees sale OF
brick dwcIling and buil'lin" LOT adjoining. Ut the
southeast corner Of Cary and Foushec streets
GRTBBS & WILLIAMS. 81 7. NJ. executor, sale
of the brick dwelling No f02 east Cary street,
between Fourth and Fifth streets.
RICHARDSON & CO.. 8 u. NJ. ono hundred build
Ing lots In the village OF WoCdvile.
j. ID. WHITEHEAD, 10 A. NJ, lot of groceries,
broonls buckets &C., sc.
A. b. DTESBERRY. IT. 4. NJ. furniture, &c.
A. y. DuESBERRY. IL A. NJ, invoice of notions.
r. L. WHITING. High Constable, 10 a. d., iurnl-
ture &c.
F. u. HILL, AZ p. NJ, tencmcnts Nos. 5 and 10
Charity street.
CUAFFlN staples & Co, 1 L. NJ, dwelling
No. 2O4 Pine street.
HILL & ANDERSON, IL NJ, groceries.
NJ. BATES, ~ p. NJ, Nos. COG aud COS B"Verly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-07
READ what W1SsroCK saws In Wants"

SAVE MONEY by having your printing done ut the
DISPATCH PRIHTING-HoCsE. Good work, low
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-07
READ what WINsToCK says In Wants

~ ELLYScN ( Co.. advertising agents. insert adj
vcrtiscments In all of the newspapers OF the Cniied
States III publishers ra;e.. Orders lclt al the Dls-
match coun:ing-ro Will receive prom:t atten-
ton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-07
NEW ADDITIONS,

How OUR PATTERNS MAY BE OBTAINED
Consumers and dealers frequently desire to purchase
our patterns. To such we say: You can buy them
by purchasing our clothing. After we originate
style, everybody is welcome to II. Our claims are
satisfied Us being tho orisinators.
A. SARS & Co.,
1918 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-07

MEETING OF THE Corn EXCHANGE q
meeting OF the Corn and Flour Exchange
held on Saturday Mr.. Thomas w. McCance
was appointed chairman OF the delegation to
proceed to the White Sulphur 10 meet the
western visitors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-07

FELL FROM A SECoNp-STOIY WINDw.-
Walter J. Wise, aged two years, son OF Mr:
O. +. Wise, residing at 4l2 east Marshall
street fell out of the second-story window
Saturday evening and was very badly hurt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-07

WARD MEETINGS. .-ConScrvativ meetings
viii hc held in all OF the wards OF the city
tomorrow tTUc>dayl night for the purpose
of cl"cting members OF the City ConScrYa-
tive Committee. 10 serve for one year from
the time Of election. In view OF the i'm
rortance OF the approaching campaign, and
oi the fact that great interests are IN the
hands OF this committee. Conservatives hay
inc the good Of the city and party at heart
will doubtless see that the meetings are we'll
attended. and that proper men receive the
SUPPORT OF The voters.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-07

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT, SATUR-
DAY-Judge Hughes presiding.-Trustees
Dollar Savings Bank Us. A. w. CARRIER.
The motion for new trial was oyerruled
and judgment entered for Sl,216.17, with
interests and costs.
Skiddy and others, trustees, &C., Us. The
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio Railroad
Company. The receivers were ordered to
pany, amounting to S496.l2.
J. w. Gilbough Us. The Norfolk and Pc
tersburg Railroad Company. By consent a
jury was waived, and the case argued and
submitted to the Court. Judgment reserved.
The regular term OF this court at Norfolk
will be commenced Monday the 7th instant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-07

VALUABLE Observation-Disclosures
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TABLETS OF
THE ABORIG1NEs-A NEW CHAPTER IN
THE HISTORY OF TEXAS-JABIES SMITH,
ITS FIRST GOVERNOR, THE FATHER OF
THE TEXAS REvoLUTION"-HO AUS
TIE-ELECTIQN OF MEMBERS.