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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-19

THE CONSERVATIVE PRIMARY ELECTION
The JUDGES AND CLERKs-WARD SuPERIS-
TENDENTs-Vo VoTING-P PLACEs.- The Conserya-
tive primary election takes place next Tues
day. The polls will be open from sunrise
to sunset. The voting will be viUa pOCe,
and the five receiving the greatest number
OF votes will become the nominees.
The following are the judges and clerks {:
Marshall Wdrd.-Judges: John F. Schon.
berger, S. w. Farrar, John Cannon. Clerks :
Samuel Wilkinson, j. w. D. Farrar.
Jefferson Ward.-Judges: Henry Bohn,
X. Tyler Jones, c. Branch. Clerks John
Stamper, Il. J. Robinson.
MADISON Ward.-Judges: c. w. Allen,
E. D. Meredith, Thomas n. Booker. Clerks
- johnson, John Hall.
Monroe Ward.-Judges Charles Camp
bell, Frank D. Hill, David Is. Jones.
Clerks: S. S. Carter, j. I. Sizer.
Jackson Ward.-First Precinct-Judges
J. w. Beveridge, j. Y. Clash, I. +. Hanna
gan. Clerk: T. c. EppS. Second Pre-
cinct-Judges J. NJ. Hulcher. Mr. Tom
linson, K. Fuller Gaskins. Clerk: Z. j.
Burlington. Third Precinct-Judges: DR..
Richardson, John II. Rose, Daniel Hanna
gan. Clerk: Charles Hagan.
Ctay Wdrd.-Judges: +. NJ. Crump, K.
V. Priddy, j. G. Hooper. Clerks: George
j. Hooper, f. j. Brannan.
In case Of any judge or clerk declining to
serve the ward superintendent is author
lied to till the vacancy. The judges are to
serve without compensation. The clerks
will be paid 50 each.
The ward superintendents are:
Marshall Ward.-O. Z. Gregory.
Jefferson Ward.-R. Fl. Styll.
Madison Wards. B. Witt.
Monroe Ward.-John F. Regnaut.
Jackson Wdrd.-W. j. Epps.
Clay Ward.-John +. Meredith.
The tickets will be printed by the City
Committee, with the names Of all the candi-
dates arranged alphabetically, and no other
tickets will be received by the judges OF
election. Names of candidates must be
handed in on or before Saturday.
The voting-places will be announced as
soon as the ward superintendents inform
the secretary Of the committee, by note OF
otherwise, what places have been selected.
Mr.. p. w. Grubbs having resigned the
superintendency of Monroe Ward, Acting
City-Superintendent e. T. Taylor has re-
quested Mr.. John +. Regpault to act in Nlr
Grubbs's place pro tenn. Mr.. Regnault will
| be expected to make the arrangements Tor
his ward.
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THE WEsTHAMPToN MAIL.-The post
office at Westhampton, Henrico coun-
ty, having been closed, the late post
master has turned over to Postmaster
Forbes for delivery, If called for, let
tiers addressed to the following persons :
Preston Tyler two letters and three post
als), Cora Green, Mrs. Charlotte Smith,
Mrs. Fannie Blagburn, Mrs. Vitula NJ. Da-
wilson, Mrs. Lefty Jackson, Mamie Coles,
John II. Coghill, Miss Mandy Woodson,
Mrs. Martha w. Fleming, Burrel Smith,
Miss Susie C. Allen, George Jones, Il. Sell
den Garnett.
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oaseanies of Iames p. Cowartlin.

The funeral ceremonies incident to the
burial of the late James P. Cowardin took
place Yesterday morning at st. Peters Ca
thedraI, and were witnessed by large con-
gregation Of friends and relatives OF the
deceased. At 10 O'Clock the funeral COR
teqe left the Valentine House-twelye MEN,
bers OF the Konservative Kampaign klub
acting as a guard of honor to the bearse
which bore the remains OF their deceased
friend and comrade. The pal-hearers were
Hon. a. NJ. Kelley, General +. Lindsay
Walker, Major John H.. Claiborne. ii. The
odore E1lyson, j. Pendleton Rogers, II.
Tate Evans, Samuel B. Witt. William F.
Jenkins, Captain John Hampdcn Cham
berlayne, Dallas Chesterman, Ernest WIFI,
and John A. PizzIni
The casket-a beautiful metallic case with
silyer.mounted handles-was covered with
the most exquisite floral designs, tributes
from true friends. The most noticeable
were large wreath Of choicest exotics, en-
circing the letters .K. K. K."; pillow
like mound OF rare flowers, with the letters
ar. p" (Requiescat In Pace across the
centre; a massive flowery cross and Dase,
the svmbolical heart, anchor ana cross
Faith, Hope, and Charity, with man.
other tasteful offerings.
At the Cathedral the casket was borne
into the sacred editice and up the centre
aisle to the sanctuary, the choir meanwhile
chanting the i" MiSerere." The services
for the dead were then begun by
Rev. f. Janssens, Most Rev. Archbishop
Gibbons being also within the sanctu.
ary. After he had read portion OF
the prayers, Father Janssens delivered a
short discourse. He spoke of the charlta-
bIeness and amiabilitv Of the deceased; OF
the great popularity lie enjoyed: OF the
friends he won and kept; of the change
of heart that occurred during his last Ill
ness: and of the contritlon, calm reslgna-
ton, and peaceful cnd. He believed that a
happy death had been vouchsafed him IN
answer to the prayers of his parents; and
because the deceased, whether at home or
cruising i'm foreign seas, whether attentive
or neslectful OF his religious duties, never
hesitated to announce himself q Catholic.
He believed that If the deceased could speak
with his young friends it would be to urge
them to be more careful in their religious
duties.
The Rev. Father, after uttcrinS some
words OF consolation and advice to the rela-
tiyes and friends of the dear departed, pro-
ceeaed to celebrate requiem high mass, du.
ring which the choir sung the. solemn and
impressive chants usual on sucn occasions.
After mass, Archbishop Gibbons con-
cluded the reading OF burial service in Latin,
and then translated the same into English,
concluding the ceremonies by waving burn
ing incense over the caskct and sprinkllnS
it with holy water. The remains were then
taken from the church and again placed in
the hearse, when the cortege moved of for
HOLLYWOOD. where the remains were Inferred
in the family section, Rev. Father Habets,
of the Cathedral, officiating at the grave.
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MOONLIGHT DRILL OF THE FIRST REGI-
AENT.-The First regiment will be drilled
tonight on Broad street near the City Hall.
The soldier boys should all be present, as
the ladies will be there to watch the pro-
ceedings, and each company should desire
to make good appearance.
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CONTRACT FOR THE JAMEs-RIvER MAIL
The contract for the transportation OF the
mail between Richmond and Norfolk on
James river has been awarded. it is stated,
to the Old Dominion Steamship Company,
who have chartered the steamer John Syl-
vester for the service. The former route
agent, Mr.. w. j. Deady, has resumed his
place on the route.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid.
die Atlantic States. warmer, partly cloudy
weather, winds mostly from the south, sta
tionary or lower pressure.
For the East Gulf States and Tennessee
and the Ohio Valley, cloudy, rainy weather,
southerly winds, and stationary or lower
pressure and temperature.
For the South Atlantic States, clear or
partly cloudy weather, light winds, mostly
from the southeast, stationary temperature,
lower pressure. =.
For the West Gulf States, cloudy, rainy
weather, colder northerly winds, stationary
or rising barometer.
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THE PRESIDENTIAL VISIT TO RIC1M0ND-A
LETTER FROM Mr.. HAYEs-CoMMITTEE GONE
TO WAsHINGTON.-Tbe following letter has
been received by the president OF the State
Agricultural Society:
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WASHINGTON, October 12, 1877.
Major 4. II. Dre'cry, Richmond, Va:
NV Dear Sir,-Having verbally accepted
the invitation with which I was honored,
both by the city authorities and by your
self, to attend the next Virginia State Fair,
I now write to say that we leave it to you
to fix the day when it will be best for us to
come. We cannot be absent from Wash
ington more than two days.
Sincerely, i -, r. B. HAYES.
Judge John A. Meredith, president Of the
Board Of Aldermen, and General Joseph r.
Anderson, president OF the Common Coun-
Gil, were to leave the city last night and
meet Mr.. Stearns in Washisg gton this morn
ing, and the three, on behalf Of the city OF
Richmond, visit President Hayes and dis
c,lss the arrangements with him. Major A.
II. Drewry, Colonel W. c. Knight, DR.. S.
=. Moore, and Colonel Robert Beverly,
representing the Agricultural Society, will
leave here this morning on the same mis-
sion. The two committees will no doubt
act together as far as possible. 1t seems
understood, however. that the Presidents
proposed visit to the Fair will be not the
chief purpose. but rather an incident, OF
his trip to Richmond, and grand rccep-
ton in the city, parade of military, speech
of welcome, &c, upon his arrival here, are
discussed
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Of" COMPANY AssocIATIoN.-This Asso-
citation, composed OF the dnte-bettuna and
war members OF "F company, will have
their annual retnion tonight, the eigh-
teenth anniversary Of that company, ut Ze-
telIe's Park Hotel. Aplcasant time is anti
cipated by the veterans.
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SICK AND NERVOUS HEADACHE.-DR. c. w.
BESsoN's CELERY AND CHAMoMILE PILLS are
prepared expressly to cure Sick Headache, Nervous
Headache, Dyspeptic Headache, Neuralgia, Ner-
vousness and Slecplessness, and will any case
Price, soc. Postage free. Sold by all druggists.
Office, lU6 north Eutaw street, Baltimore, Nd.
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Messrs. Editors: Allow me to correct an
error Of your reporter in reporting my tes-
timony at the trial OF Rev. E. T. Baird.
The reporter makes me say that 81 did
not even know that the monthly reports OF
the business agent were in the record-book
Of the committee" whereas the contrary
was what stated; and 1 called the atten-
ton OF the Court to the fact that those
monthly statements 1rere there recorded.
...... C.. GENNET.
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ROOFS. SHOES. DC.
DUN'T MISS THIS CHANCE <x
~ OFFERED YOU! S
60 AT ONCE TO JACOB MAYS,
COZ BROAD STREET.
AND PURCHASE YOUR BOOTS AND SHOES
Look how cheap some are sold

Look how cheap some are sold:
\ LADIES SEWED GOAT BUTTON-BOOT for
\ L.hDIES' sEwED GoATLACE siIoEat 81 25,
81 80 and ~; - x>>>,
A CH!LD'S BEAUTIFUL GOAT RUTTON-BooT
A MISSES GUOD-WEARING SCHooL-slloE at
:l.25 and $3.50: $500, ,.-
A GENTLEMAN'S NEAT SQUARE BOA-TOE
CATER AT Sl.75 and -:
4 GENTLEMAN'S CALF PLAIN CATER only
$3.50. worth $3.50:
ALNDIES' FoXED CATER at 81 .25 aud sl.50,
also 81 and u 25; - .
A MISSES PEBBLE BUTTON-BO0T at $3.50;
4 LADIES' FINE GLONE-klD SHOE, 81:
4 GENTLEMASS TilREE-SOLE CATER at
A LADIES; FINE FOXED AND GOAT BUTTON
BOOT al S2;
ruw-hidc tips, Sl.1O:
LADIES Pine KID SIDE-LACE SHOES at $2.5
only: ~ ,,,,r,,,, er, ,,
A GE&rL EMAN'S FINE GALE TiIREE-SOLE
CATER. best make, at 1878. worth S5 In wear
4 LADIES CALF SHOE Ill $50 and So.
R.mcnhcr We have other goods at different low
uric.s nj JACOB MAYS,
GOT Broad street
Closed on SATURDAYS till 7. NJ.
Orders bS mail receive prompt attention. oclS
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A FEMALE THIEF.-LizzieK Kelley, negro
girl, was arrested by Policeman Rex and
locked up at the First station-house yester-
dav on the charge Of stealing clothing aud
dry goods to the value OF $40 from Ar. John
T. 0nberger.
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Husr1NGs C0URT.-In the Hastings Court
Yesterday number Of civil cases were dis
posed OF. - o
cases, were fixed for Saturday.
Jacob r. Hawkins, charged with arson,
was admitted to bail in the sum OF $4,000,
with Hiram W. Tyler as security.
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The PHOENIX. Mobiles and his
brilliant comedy company will commence
an engagement at the Theatre on Monday
next, when he will appear in his typical
drama--The PhGniX. Reserved seats may
be had at Johnston's music.store.
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BLEEDING AND " CERATED GUMS healed by
MEADE & BAKERT CARBoLIc MouTlI-WAsH
Fifty cents bottle.
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LIooUR-DEALERs' MEET1NG.-The liquor
dealers OF the city will hold a meeting at
Sauer's saloon tonight at O'Clock to con-
slider the political situation.
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NEW TEA.-We have just received an Invoice of
new Teas. Among them Is a Gunpowder that we
offer ut 75c per pound. Its quality Is remarkable
for the price. W. d. BLAIR Co.,
9O3 Main street,
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TIE SAPoNINE DENTIFRIcE prepared by MEADE
& BAKER will eradicate the incipient tartar on
teeth aud prevent decay. Fifty cents a box.
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Our best dentists use and recommend MEADE &
BAKERS CARBoLIC MoUTI-WAsH. Fifty cents 4
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NJ. ELLYsnN It CO., advertising agents. insert ad-
rertisements In all of the newspapers OF the United
States at publishers rates. Orders left at the D,s.
patch countins-room viii receive prompt atten-
ton.
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POLICE COURT, YEsTERDAY.-Acting 70.
lice-Justice John j. Crutchtield dlsposed Oh
number OF trifling cases yesterday.
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BEAUTIFY YOUR TEETH by using MEADE i BA-
KER's elegant SAPONISE DEHTIFRIcE' Fifty
cents box.
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sc. CAPADURA. &c.
Imported Havana filled. No flavor used In the
manufacture Of this Cigar. Warranted pure Ha-
vana, and no better sc. Cigar manufactured In
this country. GEORGE SCIlEN, Sole Agent,
corner Eleventh and 9Iain streets.
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TIE CARBoLIC MoUTH-WAsH Is pleasant to th'
taste, and an excellent garglc for sore-throat flsj
cents bottle.
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DEcAYED TEETH disinfected by MEADE 4 BA-
KER's CARBoLIC MOUTH WASH. Fifty cents u
bottle.
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$25 will purchase q GOLD HUNTING, LErEl
WATCH at c. GESNET's, GIT Main street. -.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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$50 will purchase GOLD HUNTING, STEM
WINDING, LEVER WATCH at c. GENNET's, 917
ufu
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$40 will purchase SILVER HUSTING-CAsR,
LEPEIN WATCH at C. GESNET's, 9l7 Main street.
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DIScoLoRED TEETH rendered beautifully "mt'
by the use of MEADE & BAKERS sApoSIsE DEN
THRICE. Fifty cents a box.
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THR WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: s y. NJ, So;
o A. NJ, IS; noon. 20; p. d.. -; +.
N., 60 midnight, 63.
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ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR MEADE BAKER
CARBoLIC MoUTH-WAsH. for sore gums ana de
cayed teeth. Fifty cents bottle.
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r CALIFORNIA PICK-LoCK FLEECE.-Underweal
for gentlemen made of these luxurious Woollens Is
offered In all sizes at 50.
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Airllmond 1ispatth.
ppID.y OCTOBER 10, 1877.

ssr-THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED clRCU-
t,ATIoS OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS Of THE CITY
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DENTISTS.

~ w. JONES AND ~
U. IT. G. COWARDIN, 0fD
DENTISTS,
having formed co-partnership for the practice OF
dentistry, have opened a new anc elegant office on
Ninth street in rear OF St. Pauls church. Our ROOMS
are furnished with all modern improvements and
the latest inventions for the OF patrons.
Teeth extracted without pain with the of or
chioroform, when desired by the patient, and all
operations performed thoroughly and gently. The
senior partner, returning thanks for the liberal pa.
tronage of his friends and the public for the last
twenty-seven years, Segs continuance OF the same
is graduate of the Philadelphia Dental College.
Neighborkoods, schools, colleges In the country
can secure the services Of one OF the nrm oy c9rre
spoudence. oc o-Am
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Admission, SOC. Children under nine years, hall-
Doors open at l and z P. NJ. Grand Animal and
Arenic Entree one hour later.
For the accommodation Of those desiring to avoid
the crowds usually congreRaed at the ticket wagons
tickets and reserved seats may be obtained for the
usual slight advance ut Wyatts music-store, No
92O Main street. oc LOU
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CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE.
TOR ONE DAY ONLY.

Il. !. BAkNSM
NEW AND ONLY GREATEST SHOW
....-. ON EARTH,
in all Its ovcrs.lad dowing vastness. will exhibit NJ
RICHMOND TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23D,
presenting 100000 worth of new and famous
foreign features, inducing the rrccmEcnty scnsa-
tional and superb a
$4,000 STUD OF EDUCATED "TRAkENE a"
STATIONS,
whose united acts and cvOuions constitute the
worlds arenic wonder: the most memorable of
mortal marvels,
CAPTAIN GEORGES CosTENTENUs,
noble Albanian Greek, TAIToED FROM 4EAD TO
FOOT in Chinese Tartary rs punishment for en-
eaging in rebellion against the King;
MISS HENGLER'S MAGNIFICENT $4,000
DOUBLE-MANEGE TANDEM
STALLION TEAM;
BARNuM'S $4,000 BIBLICAL BEHEMOTll.
Over 100 per cent.
THE LARGEST, RhREsT;AND COsTLIEsT
MENAGERIE EVER MOVED.
so 90 80 80
AET.E T.EMBLAZONED PICTORIAL CAGES.
A sTUPENDOUs TENT-TEMPLE
OF MECHANICAL MARVELS OPERATED BY
A SILVER STEAM-ENGINE.
GRAND FIELD MUSEUM OF FLlVING HUMAN
PRODGGIES.
$4,000 PER DAY IN SALARIES
to an arenic assemblage without parallel.
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UyDERTAKERs.

CHANDLER & SINN OF I -
~ PRACTICAL CABiNET-MAKERs -
AND UNDERTAKINGS, No. 722 Main street, 9e-
fun stock of WOOD and METALLIC COFFlNS
and CASKETS. The dncst HEARSE and HAChS
in the city furnished promptly all occasions on
the most reasonable terms. &C l6-1m
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GENTLEMEN WHO ARE ACCUSTOMED 20 "edr-
ING clothes in which style and finish are deemed as
essential as fabric invited TO examine our yari-
Gus departments. We offer larger stock to select
from than any other two establishments In this city.
A. SAKs & Co., Cothcrs and TaiorS,
1Ol3 Main street.
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B. +. TiSsLEY, WILLIAM III. PIERCE,
A r 403 BROAD STREET, RICH-mSp
~ MOND. VA.-TINSLEY & PIERCE.E8{
wholesale and rciail dealers In BOOTS,f ~
SHOES, TRUNKS VALlSES. SCHOOL sA
BAGS &c. have now The most thorough ana conf
p!ce stock 10 be found In the city, and solicit call
from their friends aud the public.
NJ WcFIu
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

s1- On all sales of Real Estate made beft0een
the 1st Of january and last Of June the tdres Tcr
the present year hdceto be paid oythe purchaser.
Oa all sales made betDeen the 1st of July and tdt
OF the year the tazeS haze to be paid by The seller.
This custom was adopted about fifteen years ago
bv all the real estate agents In Richmond, and aI :
niles to Richmond and vicnity.l
j. THOMPSON BROWN,4 P. NJ, commissioners
sale Of four brick residences ut the southwest
corner OF Clay and Second streets, and vacant
lot on tie north SIDE OF Clay between First and
Second streets.
DAVENPORT { NORRIS, II a. M., cargo of new
Eastp0rt hcrrings, No 2 and mackerel, smoked
herrfngs, sugars, syrup, &c.
JAS. MACDOUGALL, 1ok A. NJ, sale of pawn
brokers' clothing, Watches Jewelry, pistols,
guns, &C., continued to-day.
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FURNITURE.

WHEN YOU BUY FURNITUREn
w or MATTRESSES dent fall 70 see my u
fall stock OF elegant and superior designs The FH
prices have been reduced until they are lowerH
than they have been in thirty years. All can be
suited. have goods that will please the rich or
the poor. Examine my stock, aud the prices shall
please. SAMUEL w. HARDWOOD.
mn 3l.3m Governor street, Richmond.
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EDUCATIONAL.

AIRS. SYLNANUS REEDS DAY AND
wi HoAKDISG-SCH0OL FOR YOUNG LA
MES Nos. 6 AND EAST FIFTY-TI1RD STREET,
NEW ToRK.-t0urtccuth year begins OCIOBER 1.
1877. French the language al the school. Collegiate
cour,r Of four wears. Careful training In Primary
.,,,J rr.nor,tory cIasScs jy 3 l-cod3n
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Hay q SUTHERLAND. -
oRsTowILLIAMMURRAY 49,
FURNISHING UNDERTAKERs,

We keep on hand full stock OF WOOD and
METALLIC DURiAL.CASES AND CASKEIS
prices TO suit the times. Also, FURNITURE.RE.
PAIRING and UPHOLSTERIAGd done In the best
manner, Mr.. HAY having had an experience OF
twenty-five years with Mr.. Murray In the under.
taking and cabinet-making business. ~ 3l-3m
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A. SAKs q Co.. 1913 Main street.
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RICHMOND, VA. October II. 1877.
IN RESPONSE TO THE PLATTER
ING calls mad! on me. both publicly and private
w. | respectfully announce myself candidate Tor
r,.-rJrcti.,u 10 the HOUSE OF DELEGATES, sub
icct to the primary election o.,,>..,,.,>.
oc lS-at WILLIAM Low fASlE Elm.
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RICHMOND, octoidr 10 iSF q.
In response to Il call. of which the foregoing Is
copy. numcTouslY signed By my tcllow.cliizens !
bcrrl,v announce mySclf as candidate before the
prirnsrv election bc shortly held for scat In the
HOUSE OF DELEGATES OF VIRGINIA.
pc l4-it CHARLES I. " il.LtAMS.
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
w NuUNCE SAMUEL ii. PULLIAM, Esq. rs
:: candidate for Tie HOUSE OF DELEGATES from
this city al the primary election, October 23, 1877
lS-5t
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T7OR RENT OR LEASE, THEm
Il SQUARE OF GROUND between Twelfth NJ
and Thirteenth streets south of Canal street. fos-
session given January i. 1878. ,,.,,,
Also FOUR OF the ELEGANT OFFICES under
the new Tobacco Exchange.
oc 5-cod9w 1103 Main street.
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old DOMINION BUSINESS COL
~ LEGE. No. 1917 MAIN STREET. Est AZ AZ
LIsiIED lSG7.-DAY and NIGHT SESSIONS.
students received N any time. >,,r ,,,,
scholarship for COMMERCIAL and ENGLISH
STUDIES, $50.
For particulars. address z,,.. - >-,r,,,
3-eOl2m tIEoktrf h NltotI.
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TOR Notwithstanding to discon- GA
Time housekeeping. offer for rent my E:Q
RESIDENCE, No. 25l7 Grace street. It contains
eight rooms, besides kitchen, pantry, bath, anu
store-roOme. It is pleasantly situated, and very
comfortable. Apply to A. B. CLAhhE,
oc S-eod2w l045 Main 8tree1.
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CUARIES e. WIL11AMS. ESQ. Sir

THARLES z. " IIflfHMS TSV. EH'
u The next Legislature viii pcrhnps he more
important ono. so far tc city OF Richmond. ana,
indeed the State RI large Is concerned tan any We
have recently had. Actux.ed by sincere desire 10
have the city represented In that body by sa1e ana
cficicnI r,cn and trusting that you may DC wiling
again 10 s,,arc some OF Your time TO the public good
10 which Won would nov br!nc the same auaiihca-
lions which the people of the city recognized IN Your
the service expected nj yorr hands, we desire that
ynu place your name scforc the Conservative voters
or the cry FOR nomination for the next House OF
Delegates.