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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-03

TIE KARL CoScERT.-There was an i'm
mense and brilliant audience ct Association
Hall last evening. Every available seat, and,
lin fact, we might even sayyo ssme that
were scarcely available ut all, were occu-
pied. This cordial reception must have
been very fattering both to Mr. Karl and
those by whom he was assisted, and graft
flying to Mr.. Wheat, by whose efforts and
management the concert was inaugurated
and brought to its successful termination.
Mr.. Karl has been q fayorite here ever
since he first visited Richmond, two years
ago, with Miss Phillips. 1t was only on
his next visit here, however, with the Phil
lips troupe that lie became well known to
our people, and shared honors equally with
Tagliapeatri. He lost last evening nothing
of the reputation lie then won as an accom-
plished and gifted singer.
. Miss Swain needs no encomirms from US,
for she is only too we'll appreciated and adj
mired in Richmond for her lovely voice and
the artistic manner in which she uses ii.
Her solo, "Je Suis Titania," was exqui-
sitely rendered and rapturously applauded,
as was also her duo with Mr.. Karl" She
is Laughing at My Sorrow" from "Mar-
tha." Mr.. Karl received a hearty encore
whenever he appeared, and each time re-
sponded with becoming grace.
Miss Redford came in for her share OF the
honors OF the evening, and received q we'll
deserved and enthusiastic encore upon her
correct and expressive rendition Of Hull
lah's " Storm"
Mr.Wheat's conception OF. the "Audante,"
from Beethoven's "Pathetlc Sonata" was
grand, though it was not nearly so well re-
ceived as his skiliul performance Of the less
meritorious and oft-repeated Old Folks at
Home" ii. .n..
The quartette by the choir, and the trio
by Miss Swain, Mr. Redford, and MFR. Grant,
were both admirably given, and the concert
altogether was q great success.
We will take occasion to notice just here
villainous practice that has obtained to a
shameful extent on almost every occasion
where an attractive feature draws large
crowds to places Of alnusements in our city,
and one from which, we are sorry to say,
the entertainment of last night was not
exempt. .. ..-l- .... ....
We allude to the sharp practice Of dupli-
eating tickets for reserved seats. IL man
ayers will allow such abomnable cheats, the
advertising Of reserved seats becomes q
farce. Gentlemen, and what Is worse, la
dies. are subjected to the severe and morti-
| fving ordeal of contention in the midst OF IL
| large assemblage. The offender should be
traced up and Justly punished, or the man.
ager should not attempt TO reserve seats !;
and we trust that measures will be taken
| for the correction Of this abuse in future.
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MEETING OF THE CITY SCHOOL Board
A meeting of the City School Board was
held yesterday evening in the High-Scnool
building. Present: Messrs. Darlington
(presidentb. Rady, Straus, Scott, Kelley,
knight, Wexford, and Superintendent
Peay.
The Superintendent submitted his report
for the past month, making satisfactory
exhibit, considering the bad weather;
which was read and received. The report
Of the Finance Committee of the Board,
asking OF the city the annual appropriation
OF $4,000 for the public schools, was read
and approved. 1t was doubted in the Board
whether the full amount OF the appropria-
ton could be made in view of the probable
passage Of the ordinance reducing the taxes
ten cents in the one hundred dollars; but
it was stated by a member that the finances
OF the city would hardly be reduced, as the
increase in the revenue from new buildings,
&c. would amount to about $400, 900.
After the transaction Of good deal OF
routine business the Board adjourned.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

Common CouncH.-The regular sem:-
monthly meeting OF this body was held in
the Town Hall last night. On the calling
of the roll quorum was found present.
DR.. Weisiger presided. The minutes of
the last meeting were read and approved.
The Finance Committee asked the adop-
tion OF resolution providing that in future
it shall be the duty of the Engineer to make
out a weekly payroll, to be approved by
the chairman of the committee who ordered
the work, which roll shall show the names
OF those employed and the rate paid per
day. They also ask for $4,000 in money to
finish the grading OF the streets. This re-
port created discussion between Messrs.
Craig and Brooks; after which the resolu-
ton was adopted
The Committee on Streets asked for fur
ther time in regard to their report. Granted.
The report Of the keeper OF the cemetery
states that there were ten interments during
the month OF January-seyen white and
three colored.
A communication from the cedar-works
was presented asking the privilege OF
moving the boiler further up the river, to
be removed when ordered by the Council.
Referred to the Committee on Water-P over,
with authority to act.
The following parties were announced as
the standing committees
Finance: j. D. Craig, S. Brooks, A. Mon
teiro, W. R. Weisiger, R. S. Whitehead, E.
Morrisette, and T. NJ. Fendley.
Ordinances S. Brooks, j. y. Craig, T. III.
Fendley, A. Monteiro, and E. Morrisette.
Streets: W. r. Weisiger, A. Monteiro,
R. S. Whitehead, j. D. Craig, S. Brooks,
N. A. Eubank, and j. c. Bachelor.
Water-Power: w. r. Weisiger, S. Brooks,
j. D. Craig, r. S. Whitehead, L. NJ. Fend-
ley.
Fire Department: r. S. Whitehead, N.
A. Eubank, S. Brooks, j. M. Moles.
Cemetery E. Morrisettee, T. NJ. Fend-
ley, A. Monteiro, j. c. Bachelor, j. ID.
Craig.
Retrenchment and Reform: A. Monteiro,
s. Brooks, R. S. Whitehead, j. D. Craig,
and w. r. Weisiger.
Light: j. C. Bachelor, W. r. Weisiger,
and N. A. Eubank.
Buildings and Lands N. A. Eubank, E.
Morrisette, and r. s. Whitehead.
Health: A. Monteifo, w. r. Weisiger,
N. Eubank, J. C. Bachelor, and j. NJ.
Moles.
Reservoir and Hydrants T. NJ. Fendley,
E. Morrisette, and W. r. Weisiger.
Markets: j. NJ. Moles, II. NJ. Fendley,
and E. Morrisette.
On motion Of Mr.. Craig, Mr.. Brooks was
instructed to introduce bill in the Legis-
lature looking to the holding OF a Circuit
Court in the city. ..,r-
After some other unimportant business
the Council, at IL o'clock, adjourned.
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r.. VESSELS.
Schooner James T.. Mallory.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company.
f.. T.. VAN LEW, Postmaster.


r IST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS RE-
LMAINlNG IN THE MANCHESTER POST
OFFICE FEBRUARY 2, 1877.
.- LADIES' LIST.
Adams, C. A. Gibbs, II. D. Newly. Dora G.
Anderson. Ph,iis Hickman, n. Nunually, Eliza
Rranch A. Hickm III, j. +. Rudy, Maggie
Burgess, Mary Horner, l.. A. Stmr'ievant Nj.
Baldwin, LesIy Jones' Lucy W.
Evans, Sallie A. Miles, Martha Thomas, a.
Recher. sarah McClinfock, s. WoottoD, s. f.
Giles Clara Moore. Octava Williams, Is. y.
Graves, NJ. W. hurry, Matilda
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Andrews. Louis Davis, John Moon, David
Bowler. 4. Evcr5 & Walker Newby, Z. r.
Brown, Mason Fisher. A. a. OBrlen, n.
Branch, s. Gettings, W. Pryor, Peter
Bradshaw, w. Goodc, George Petts, w. IL.
Coode, p. Pennington, a.
Booker, Henry Good, William Redford, Calvin
Brockwell, j. ID. Graham, Lee Rollins, n,
Clark, G. D. Hurley, u. W.. Sheppard, D..
CartheuSer, O. Harrison, a. r. S"artZ' Did.k
Cottrel, Henry Hooker. f. A.. Smith, X. Z.
Coleman. n. Hayan, w. II. Smith, II. G.
CHeatham. r. J. Jarvis David A. Stell, L.
Crumns b. O. johnson, F. Street, George
Chaikiey w B. Lowell, w. ". B. Traylor, L.
Dabney, John Merl. Gilbert Thomas, 4; h:
Dunn 4. Moore, +. Watkins, Philip
Dunn, Archer ,,r,r ,e
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ROLL OF HONOR AT THE RICHMOND HIGH
ScAooL.-The following is list OF the pu-
pills on the roll OF honor at the Richmond
High-School during the past week: Senior
Glass: Carrie Bennett, Ida c. Cox, Clara
v. Dearborn, Loulie Minetree, Annie B..
Pace, Mary Rady, Rebecca L. Taylor. In
termediate Class: Genevieve Adams, Car
rie Drew, Alice Ezekiel, Ida Hutzler, Fan
ME MGR. Potts, Ida F. Ragland, Mamie
Schaap, Rachel Van Wort, Florre Wilkin-
son. Junior Glass: Augusta Anderson, Fam
ME Blake, Constance Cabell, Bertha Dickin-
son, Zaidee Morton, Julia Smith, Jennie
Whittet, Louise Wyatt, Charles Bailey.
Attendance for the week, 98 per cent.
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3 THE CAROLINE SEAT AND THE PENITEN-
T1ARY SUPERINTENDENT Colonel Samuel
A. Swami yesterday resigned his seat as q
delegate from Caroline, and gave bond in
the sum of $3O, 900 as Superintendent Of the
Penitentiary, with Messrs. Philip w.
StrOther, John NJ. Hudgin, Fl. E. Smith,
and s. j. r. White as sureties. .ya .an.
The Speaker has issued his writ for a
special election to be held in Caroline on
the Goth instant to It'll the vacancy made
by Colonel Swann's resignation. !
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Coroner Taylor was
summoned yesterday to, view the body OF
Susan Price (coloredl, who died suddenly
at711 east Cary street. on Thursday night:
After investigating the case, he concluded
that she died of heart-dlsease, and therefore
deemed an inq uest unnecessary.
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IRON, STEEL, &c.
STEEL, &c.

IRON, STEEL, &c.
$50 toIs Of the BEST REFINED IR9S, EN-
bracRs fun assortment OF flats, rounds
squ.pes, oyals, half oyals, half rounds, horse.
shoe hspds, nail-rods. hoop. &c. &C.;
SWEDES and dCOUNTRY-HAMAERE IRON
SAiLORSS SChST-STEEL-square, 1at, and oc-
tagon.
ENGLIsH and AMERICAN BLisTERasD
STEEL:
MACHINERY, SPRING, and TIRE STEEL:
RUSSIA, AMERICAN, and GALVANIZED
SHEET IEQS;
PIG TIN.
SHEET INC and SPELTER,
IlORSE-SHUES = : - -. 2. .-s
rLoW-PLATtsa and NAILS, &C.
Jor sale by L. & S. WORTHAM 4 Co
AG3-3tawlm
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NaSrow Escape from Dro,oning.-1 es,
terday evening, at O'Clock, q little girl
named - Christian, aged about seven
years, while returning from carrying her
fathers dinner, who works ut the Richmond
cedar-works, fell into the canal and passed
under the bridge, and was caught at the
paper-mill gate By one Of the employees.
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Taken ,oith Fts.-Ye Yesterday morning
Miss Kate Berry, employed at the Manches-
ter Paper-Mill, was taken with q ut, which
lasted nearly two hours. DR.. Montciro YVES
called in, who rendered the necessary medt-
cal attention. 81
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DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUSE.-ln order to mees
the constantly increasing demands Of our trade we
have added a we'-selected assortment of NEW
TYPE, which, together with our improved MA
CHINEEY and sKILFUL MECHANICAL TALENT
warrant us in guaranteeing the VERY BEST cLAs'
OF WORK ut moderate figures and Ia tie most eApe
ditious manner. 1888.
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have analyzed the wTIsKEY known under the
brand of"B SKLRcT," controlled by Messrs. WAL
TER D. BLAIR & Co., Richmond Va, and hnd II
FREE FROM FUSIL OIL and other impurities, and
recommend It's use for medicinal and family pur-
poses-J. B. McCAw, M. D., late Professor
CHEMISTRY Medical College of Virginia.
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FINE WoRK.-We have received from
Messrs.aA. Hoen 81 Co. g handsome piece OF
lithography In the way of q calendar for
1877. The work is admirably executed,
and makes q pretty ornament for room.
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FINE Music FOR SUNDAY NIGHT.-Mr.
Leo Wheat and the choir at the Monumen-
tai church have been invited, and have ac-
cepted the invitation, to sing at the First
Baptist church tomorrow night.
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Knights of Jethro.-The United Order Of
Knights OF Jethro, at their recent mass-en-
campment in this city, made the following
appointments First district, Manchester
and vicinity, N. N. Woodbridge, district
grand marshal; Second district, Richmond
city, - Scott, district grand marshal; The
order contemplates having grand celepra-
tion in September next. 81
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CoLpEN's LIEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF
AND TONIC INvIGoRAToR should he kept in every
home as physician. 1t penetrates the stronghold
of disease and instantly begins the work of cure.
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EXPOSITION OF AUTHoRs.-The interest
last night was fully sustained. New char
acters not heretofore personated were hap
PLY represented. The exposition will be
continued every night next week. A treat
is in store for all who may visit Levy's
III
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VIRGINIA PERA-HOUsE.-The minstrels
having returned to the city, will give an en-
tertainnent at the Virginia Opera-House to-
night. .....-
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and mild. At night it was very
threatening.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 a. NJ, 4S;
o A. NJ, 81; noon, "a; 8 7. NJ, 10; 2.
H., G3; midnight, &c. .......
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DOWN. DowN II Dows,i!-As'th the
is ad-

Dowyi Down u MAS the Is ad-
vnnciug, ana room must be made on their shelves
for their spring stock, e. b. SPENCE Il soS have
marked down their goods for the purpose of closing
them ont. They have on hand an excellent stock OF
readymade clothing; also, large variety OF piece
goods. Call and get bargains. .Efsiit .-. y
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.n N. WALKER & CO, GENERA. Ne
H.. SURANCE AGENTS 1913 MAIN sTkss1 Is
NnRTH BRITISH AND MERCASTILE M
SiJRANCE COMPANY. or London and Edinoefss.
csr,ifai Sl o. O0O, 900 gold. -, ~ 4. a..
aMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY, OF Slnein.
nat. 9ha0issstSs Gyss SsE 1ISSsSR9Ncs COMPANY
AZ Nass y t-1s .s ssts over 1900, 600. Z, ~.
= UATiIANTIc NsURANCEs * ca Sna MPANsa.a
Brooklyn, yssess 9ssr sSns91SSY. OF nrook.
tyn, NJ. Y.--assets over 82 .5oo.00gDS. .00gD cn.spANy
PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE. an1, xosa - - 's
Portsmouth,. ya--aSsetS over &60,UUU: A..a
Hepositesi with the Treasurer ct YrsInsn, yas.t
so1 Loses eduitably adjnsted and promptly pa,ast
sata ssrnsi .sssa Ssa, s.ssns oe 10
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THIS BEING SATURDAY may suggest the fact
that You are In need Of Neck-Tie, Scarf, Gloves,
handkerchief, other useful thing for Sum
day. .B. SPENCE & SON keep large lot Of gen.
tlemeu's wear, which they have put at low.down
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kdNG'S COMBINATION
~ .ss,E or 2s-iiLaE REsI e5c(1E9 SSS-s.ssSa

kdNG'S COMBIS ALTON ur@4@
- : = ss'ECTACLES-rBE BEST ~
ESSEr TO PRESERXE THE VISIUN.-Notlce
Aad observe the following Hsles;
- beu tie eyes wafer orttscome much fatigued by
mon eAt1cfses In reading; when the letters OF Z
'ok slesf 10 blend one With anelher, or TO become
oub. wEsu more light 4, fegsiste than formerly
,m " e1atapie, ghen the candle must be placed be-
"een the eyes and the book: wasen objects cannot
seen without removing tte1p 10 an increased dis
sahcs when astsh difficult L. foaHj IN threading
tseoie thie when te eyes become confused Us II They
,s'e mist before them: when blask specks seems
4aig In the light. when any Of the above Inc ica-
GsHs arise, aH ateesaiion should BE- laid aside, a
Sfsag9!l Sfsgl 9Etic!an consulted, and paas Of " PRE-
'IHyERS" purchased.
,JAHSKE. OJ4Je4an,
sole agent for use city or Richmond,
est CORNER Twelfth and Main stgsets.
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LOR RENT, e.
L AT REDUCED RATES, Ell
HhICk DWELLING northeast ccrner Adams and
Grace fcood ordcr), Il rooms.
lls south Sixth street (brick1, 10 rooms
4uj west Nan Ibrickj. rooms.
ll3 east Clay (hrick) 8 rooms.
east easy thrick). rooms.
- west Cxlla Jframe), rooms
l29 west CRY ftrick!, rooms.
2jU6 east Grace Irrame), rooms
lU16 west Clay (fraInc), 6 rooms.
5O7 south Laurel (cheap). 5 rooms.
lis south THiyidere dfrasne3. 5 rooms.
coz south FIRST street (frame). rooIns.
COS north Third street (framel, rooms.
81 Q north ST James tbrick), 4 rooms.
1l3 north Fourth street lcheap), rooms.
5l7 south Pine street tfrtme1, rooms.
iZO south Pine street tframel. rooms.
OFFICES, STORES and dLODGISG-ROOMS
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
No. 11l3 Main street, opposite Dispatch.
19.3l & Sfc 3-2f
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SWEET, JUICY ORANGES At 49, so, 40, and soc.
per dozen at PIzZINI's. Now is your time TO buy
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NJ. ELLYsoN q Co., advertising agents, insert ad-
vertisements in all Of the newspapers OF the United
States Mt publishers rats Orders left at the Dts
patch counting-room will receive prompt atten-
ftnr
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done ut the
DISPATCH PRINTlNG-HoUsE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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WRIGHT & Co., PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY,
OPPOSITE PosT-OFFIoE,-Cards,$ $3.50 per dozen |;
,mperials, 75c. apiece; fran,ing-size, 81. Work
done In our usual stvle.
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FORBIDDEN FRUIT.-The sale OF reserved
seats for Forbidden Fruit" commences
at the Theatre boX-office this morning.
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Go TO THE OLD CORNER for bargains In gentle
mems wear~ E s. SPENCE q Son have low-down
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EOR RENT, a FARM OF OSEM
i HUNDRED AND FORTY ACRES. withk Eli
TWO-ST0Rr FRAME DWELLING containing
IKE or sx rooms, the usual out-houst.S aud large
sad productive orchard of choice fruits four miles
from Richmond, and half mile from Staples's
crossing, or the Richmond and Fredericksburg rail-
."ad.
4 FARM OF FORTY-FIVE ACRES, with q TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLING containing four or
:Yc rooms, male north of Richmond. Apply 10
RICHARDSON & CO.
T.. l-lw l1l3 Main street.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

H75- On all sales of Real Estote made betDee1
the lst OF January aud last Of June the tdIes.fel
the present year have to be paid 6y the purchGSe,
On all sales made betloeen the 1st Of July and las
of the year the tares have to De paid 6y the sette,
This custom was adopted about fifteen yearsage
by all the real estate agents in Richmond, and ap
plies to Richmond and ViciDity.]
HILL &c ANDERSON, 10 4. NJ, at the horse-lot,
six work-horses, &c.
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IT UOTEL-MEN.
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST (!

O"ing TO HE death OF T.. X. Meaefee, one Of the
S-s>ee> Of the DUTAL HOUSE, the lease of said
!roperty terminates the 1st dag of April, 1877.
Therefore this fnel ly-agranaed HOTEL tor the
travelling public and SUMMER RESORT, Is for
base ANY wishing TO secure such property Will
address call on the Undersigned, at the DUNAL
HOUSE Salem, Roanoke county. Va
tA29-2w ". DE. DUVAL.
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PURPLE GRAPEs.-PizzINI has fine lot Of
Them. ,.s
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FINE MALAGA GRAPDs a. P1zzlNI's.

SWEET FLORIDA ORARGEs.-Very sweet and
Juicy oranges at PIzZlNP6.
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YELLOW RANANAs.-Go to PI2ZINI's aud get
some of those nice bananas. s|-F-a
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- prST THAT DESIRABLENs

IoP RENT. THAT DESIRABLE9
+ IN COnMoDI0US STORE. No; l32 n:1 II
Nt.a., between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
yam S..-rrerly occupied by Messrs. Marcus Harris
,S yrSIbcr. This STORE was occnpied BY the former
tor FIVE years as wholesale 81 II;
!, There is very isrge basement that can be
e0s!He>r. 80, ndyantaSe Rent greatly reduced, and
s~cd 70 81, sr':t a. once. ROBERT Il. LYME.
=
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FIGS AND DArEs.-PizzINI. has fine supply Of
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DOR RENT, A.
= the MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR IL:
SPRINGS.

Propositions TO RENT or LEASE this property
wll b. considered at general meeting Of the stock
i,Oldra 10 be held III the Springs FEBRUARY 10,
1877 Communications viii be addressed to j. NJ.
THOMAS. president, Blackslu-g, or C. A. COL
HOUS- secretary, at the Springs.
BY order OF The Board.
talS-sln G. A. COLHOUN, Secretary.
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GO TO P1zzIN1's andges some Of those nice, Juicy
RANGES. s't "
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LIST OF LETTERS.
T IST OF LETTERS REMAINING, IN
IL THE POST-OFFICE AT RICHMOND. HEN.


r IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING, IN
hIc6 G15 d6dSgT QI prsEJAsH SF JEAIseHsSR HEN
a LADIES' LIST. 81
Adams, Bette Harris, ~. Raandolph. Ann
Bias, Kesiah HUI, haria T. e,lcolorsdl
Bufns, RsiE1s Mary Jones. Ella si sin9ons, Mary
Carter. Rose kerby, n. Z; smith, smith, Maggie
bliss Alice, ..leolored) TsyIor. Lucy
y MsSsns fasg
Ssanp. 1s pal:' =. Mo!s. Dsits %..assn, EI:,s Isl
bower. STsfssh Mrs 'Jns Jas. Muiford Mrs &stine Dina
BsFs BsS.e2 B NJ MsSssss, Msss,e M. n %Wss Williams:
Ei1ssrad:S Noting. Bertha Williams, Mrs.
Hari is. Sarah V. Perry Grace A. Young, Fannie
GENTLEMEN's LIST.
Acree & Hays, Foster, Sylvester Parron, Fl. T.
Anderson, Wm. Gilbert, Geo. D. Perkins, j. W.
Banks. Mark Harding, c. Fl. Phife, Benz. f..
Barry, j. B. Hawley, Ii. g.. Pollard. Prof. j.
Bennett, ~ Hatshsrson, I jas. R;saSaolPh ;sSs S
Base BiassTst soSsrs s gameson, jamie & ". Riley. Ned
Bramberry Jno. Johnston, A. seheoler, J.H.t2)
Brice, Amos w. johnson. James shoWeasS J.J.-E
Brown, A. J. Jones, Fcndleton Sewers, Dir.
Brooks, G. Is. Jones, K. j. Stuart, Is. q
Brooks & Daw- Jones' =. (col.) Staples s Curtis,
SON. KiRball, W. g. & TATE, Capt. j. Al.
Calacco George Co. Vauyeanken,J j.. q
Cush, Joseph Iynham. c. w. Walker, Major
Clinton G. D. W. LuScon, w. +. Wallace, A. w.
Cliuton, Geo. W. Mcdonnell, D.. Williams, Z. y.
Clayton, r. j. Mad&hX, Lewis Williams, " u.
Clnnamond, R. Magg, +. &c 90. Williams, d. -.
Copac, John Martin, NJ. NJ Williams W.
Craffeard, Isaac afilburu, VIM. Wright, VIM;
Davis, Geo. w. Montague, w. ). MomacH, y. W.
Dinkle. VIM, nj. Nosely, J. N. Woodson. 8.
Driscoil. Charles Morris, j. .. Woolf, H. j.
Elan. Rich'd j. Myers, 6. w. Wool, Wm IL
Eugel. Alfred Nauha, John WORD, a. M:
Farrow, Petis Payne, Joshua Wright, Il. G..y
Foster, l.. l..
VESSELS.
Schooner James T.. Mallory.
MISCELLANEOUS.
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PARTNERSHIP undersigned
~ have entered into co-2artnership under the
purpose Of conducting the REAL-ESTATE BUSI-
NESS AND AUCTioNEEkIHG In al al .s branches, nshss
generally at our office, No. 1901 Main street, oppo-
'''' '''o WILLIAM C. MONCURE,
FrBRuAaY I, 1877. 70 1-eod3ts
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LOR RENT, THAT DESIRABLEG=s
L DWELLING No. 504 cast Grace street -
;~eyr rouaIs; modern convencnces: kitchen, sta
uic and Carr,ge-housc.
Also, Nn- SOC new south Third street: eleven
rooms: modern improvements; very desirable.
Rent 10 suit The times. Applyto -
j. L. APPERSON,
f. l-Gt Real Estate Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-03

-op pFST. THOSE TWO VERY :s
IOh ~. ,SD DSEWLY-CoSsRUC'T- NJ
nEstSS Il on ysrshaH street near the corner OF
- with IsrgS dwelling Sserhesd % aSoqs put al. t
r>oriiS WIZ s,r ,imost'a retail business being
Eirsn! so near the second usrket Rent only $500
..!na,cH 70 H'-' " ROBERT B. LYME.
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