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AUcrroS SALES THIS DAY.

A1- On al sales Of Real Estats made 6etsoest'
the I8t Of January and last Of Jnae the toIes feS
the present gear Haueto ts paid by the Dnreh0Ser,
On all safer made bettoeGn the 1st n/ Jny and LGa
of tue yeor Ee taDcs haze 10 be pte 6y the seller
fTfis custom was adopted about pttecn years ago
by an the real estate agents I'm Richmond. and ap
plies to Richmond ,nd vfcinity.l &c.. 80
CHAFFIN, STAPLES & CO., 5x p. b., commits
sioner's sale OF four building lots on Calhoun,
Tyler, and Cabell streets. u, 49,
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SON, Ok p. b., building
lot northwest corner Of Franklin and Jefferson
streets. e- t.g. - 8 ...s. ..gr j.
GRUBBs 6 WILLIAMS. l2 H.. commissioners
sale of tract OF land In Henr;co about four
miles below Richmond, on tie Williamsburg
. road,
r.. Fl. MAURY & CO., 12k p. b., ut Stock Ex-
change, forty shares Richmond and Petersburg
railroad stock.
FRANK y. HILL, 5 P. NJ, small brick cottage on
Clay street between First and Fousbee.
ROBERT B. LYME. 5H P. NJ. commissioners sale
OF a brick house aud good lot on the east side OF
st. John between C0utts and Hall streets.
J. THOMPSON BROWN, 5 p. NJ. trustees sale of
q small brick dwelling No. $40 St. James street,
between Clay and Leigh.
T. L. WHITING, High Constable, 10 A. n, furni-
turc, counters piano, &c.
J. r. HoCKADAY, 10 a. NJ, groceries, provt-
SONS, &c.
R. s. ANDERSON SON, 10 A. NJ, groceries.
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RUNAWAY AND SMAsH-UP.-Saturday the
horse attached 10 Mr.. Bromm's bakery
wagon ran away and broke In the window
Of Mr. Florsheim's store, corner Of Fourth
and Broad streets, threw the driver out,
cutting his head, and for time created
quite panic in the neighborhood.
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TABLEAUX OF THE MEssIAH.-Professor
Maurice will exhibit his tableauX OF the
Messiah at st. Johns church lecture-room,
corner Twenty-fourth and Broad streets, on
Tuesday night, for the benefit Of the Sun
day-school. The painting is eight feet high
and six hundred feet long, and is exhibited
with full explanation.
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ST. JosEPn's SOCIETY," YANNIvERsARY.-Tht
twenty-tfth anniversary OF st. Joseph;
Beneficial Society will be celebrated to-day
at Heeke's farm, at the northern extremity
Of First street. Admission to the festivities
free. Conveyances will berun to the grounds
by Mr.. Dippner from the corner Of Third
and Marshall streets.
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DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS!
The assortment Of
GRENADINES,
BUSTINGS,
URGANDY MUSLINS,
SILKS,
CASHMERES,
BoURETTES,
ALPACAS,
And other DRESS GOODS, at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
is such rs to meet the wants of the masses. Their
prices are low enough to satisfy the most cconom-
cal buyers. They also show u large assortment OF
WHITE GOODS,
LACES,
HOSIERY,
NOTIONS,
DREsS-TRIMMINGS,
PARASoLS,
FANS,
UMBRELLAS, &C.;
all Of which Will be sold ii the
LOWEST PRICES EVER KNOWN.
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UNCLAIMED LETTERs.-Letters and postals
addressed as follows remain unclaimed il
the Richmond post-ofiice: Lieutenant J
Herbert Hitf Tor Stiff, Taylor Hogue, Maria
Holmes, Bette Hooper, NJ. Hopkins, DR.. r
T. Howe. L. Hutfer, Nellie Jackson, o. B
Judd, NJ. Loughrane, II. Latin (or Sotin), j
C. johnson, 204 west Marshall; H.W. Lyon
Agnes Miller, Mrs. A. H. Miller, S. B
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s BAsE-BALL.-There will be match game
Of baseball this evening between the Attain
tic and Richmond Baseball Clubs at their
enclosed grounds, ut the head OF Clay street.
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BEAR IT IN MIND. EVERYBODY, now that spring
has come, that II. G.. WILKINS, the Fresco Artist,
can fresco your rooms as cheap II not cheaper than
they can be papered. This work has the advantage
of washing with soap and water when soiled. Re-
ference: A. Y. Stokes & Co.; Marion Dlmnock, ar
chitect: B. j. Black, architect Ofllce corner OF
E,eveuth and Bank streets, upstairs.
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PuoToGRAPHs.-Don't Tut it off, but 20 at once
to REEs'S GALLERY and have your picture taken
by the new process. Prices: Soc, 81, and upward.
Porcelain pictures, finely painted, in oval velvet
cases, So and Sc on wach-dal, 80. Nos. SO an
S2l Main street, near Eighth.
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DOR RENT. AT Low RATES O.
a BRICK HOUSE, 507 west Grace-12 Es:i
DESIDENCES FOR RENT.

E-.1
Nice BRICK DETACHED DWELLING No. 633
Eorth fifth street, near Leigh; six rooms; gas,
water, &c.
Nice BRICK TENEMENT SIG north Seventh,
between Clay and Leigh; nine rooms: kitchen, gas,
waller, &C.; has recently been put In thorough re-
pair. =
No. 100 west Grace street. corner OF Adams; ten
rooms stable hot and cold water, range. baihtnbs
stationary Notwithstanding. Rent low.
No. lis south Third street, between Cary and
Canal-the first floor and misunderstanding five
rooms; gas, water-coset and everything complete
and detached.
No. - Clay, near First-rear part Of the Friends
church; !; SIX rooms: gas water. &c.
large number OF SMALL HOUSES in various
portions Of ihr city at reduced rents.
For further particulars apply to
ROBERT B. LYME,
Real Estate Agent,
my ll-3t 1912 Main street.
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WEATHER REPORT.

Atlantic and Middle States, northwest back
ing to warmer southwest winds, stationary
pressure, and partly cloudy or clear wea-
ther will prevail.
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT. \ MOST EXCELLENT G;s
A THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING,EI
No. IL. on the north siue OF Marshall street be-
tween First and Adams streets, having nine rooms,
kitchen, gas. water. &C. - -
TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING, No. 10, on
north soe oi Marshall between First and Adams
streets, having rooms, Kitchen. servants apart-
ments gas. wafer. &c.-:lll in splendid order.
BRICK TENEMENT on the north side OF Mar
shall between Madison and Monroe streets with six
rooms, Kitchen, gaS. and wafer.
COTTAGE DWELLING No. ZOE. north side Of
Marshall between Gilner and Muniord streets, of
five rooms kitchen of two rooms, and 4 well of
most excellent water.
BRICK TENEMENT Oh the northeast corncr of
Catherine aud Smith streets, with four rooms in good
order.
FRAME TENEMENT on the north side Clay street
nearly opposite the Spring Park, with four rooms.
and well of good wafer in the yard.
BRICK TENEMENT, with four rooms and
hchcn on the south side Of Clay street near Brook
avenue with cuicert water. &c.
BRICK DWELLING, with eight rooms and Il
large lot attached the u0rth side Of Eenablc
stree. between Rose and Pink streets, near the
residence of Eli iah Baker. Esq.
FRANCIS r. ISBELL.
ACctioucCr and Real Estate Agent.
Eo. Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.
-,
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If there is convention held in this con-
gressional district, there will be bolt and
q split. IL there is NO convention, there
will likely be q scrub In the next Congress
from this district. Aontgo emery Mes8enger.
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MASTER MECHANICS AssoCIATIoN.-Ihe,
annual meeting OF the Master Mecnanlcs
Association Of the United States ana Canaaa
will be held at the Ballard Hotei at Io a.
M. on Tuesday the 14th instant.
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REVENUE COLLECTIONS. - The United
States internal-rcvenue collections for the
week ending Saturday were: Monday, SILL
5495o; Tuesday, s2.75G.99; Wednesday,
S5,97S.57; Thursday, s6,S13.42; Friday,
81, ,SOO.14 saturday, s6,23G. .4S-total, $685.
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/ ADEL1cIoUs SUMNER BEVERAGE is NORTH
CARoLISIA SCUppERSoNG WINE, and IT is
VERY CHEAP. i.
PURE Old FRENCH BRANDY, OLD PORT
WINE, HOLLAND GIN, and SHERRY WINE to1
medicinal use.
TEAs-tll grades and prices to suit.
WALTER ID. BLAIR & Co..
903 Main street.
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AyERILL CHEMIc AL PAINT, ready-mixed Tor use
Durable, beautiful, aud economical. Surpasses al
others For salc by r. w. POWERS & Co..
Agents for the Company.
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NJ ELLYsoN & CO., advertising agents, insert ad.
vertisements In all of the newspapers OF the United
S.ues at Iublishers' rates. Orders LEFT ut the Dts
patch counting-room VIII receive premRt atten'
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done al she
DISPATCH PEINTING-tloCSE. Good Wora, 10"
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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BEAUTIFUL PI1oToGRAPIIS at the LEE GALE
RY. Same prices as others arc charging for COM
mon pictures. IIlYc the best.
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FoR ULCERATED MOUTH, the healing properties
Of MEADE & BAKERS CARBoLTc MoUTH-W ASH
are unexcelled. Fifty cents i bottle.
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ANOTHER RUNAWAY. A. j. Ford's
fine bay horse, hitched to new top-buggy,
ran aWay on Saturday and smashed the
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INCrPIENT TARTAR AND scuRF removed Wy
MEADE & BAKERS SAPoNINE DENTlFHics'
Eifty CENTS box. II
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FRAGRANT AND PLEASANT WASH Tor Tic
mouth, there is nothing so good as MEADE y BA-
YER-S CAnBoLIC MoUTH-WASII. Fifty ceuts
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COTTAGE GINGERDREAD.-Takc one cup of but
ter and lard melted together, add one cup New Or
leans moasscs; stir into this cup each Of SUGAR
and cold water, two large caspooniuls ginger, two
eggs beaten, ana four cups OF flour. having III IT
three large tcaspoonfuls DooLEY'S IEAsr-Pow'
DER Bake in moderately hot oven.
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MAY BALL AND FLORAL FEsTlVA,;ILI'o- I't-
fessor Laube's May celebration VIII take
place on Tuesday.
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FOR OFFENSIVE BREATH from decayed teeta
and disc lscd gums, use MEADE & BAKERS CAR
DoLIC MoUrn- WASH. Fifty cents \ bottle.
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We SAY 90 TO the LEE GALLERY, Main street
for BEAUTIFUL AND LIFE-LIkE PICTURES.
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I Thirty-seyon men have been hanged In
New York in four years. New York Is the
Hempire State. Boston Post.
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For BLEEDING GUMS, use MEADE s BAKER s
CARBoLIc M0UTH-WAsH. Fifty cents bottle.
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HORSES, MULES. &c.

For F., ,,sA. SALE CHE CHEAP, r,.srss ,,,~ ia
LICENSE. Applyto MILES CARY,
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Freight Offlce.
my l3-3tt
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DIscoLORED TEETH rendered beautifully white
by the use OF MEADE Il BAKERS SApoNINE DEN
THRICE. Fifty cents box.
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TIE LEE EGALLERY.-Beauliful, artistic, and &C
curate likeneSses. Rev. G.. G. BITING.
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

AW OFFICE, I'LL MAIN STREET,
~ RICHMOND. VA.-This IS 10 give notice That
have qualified rs administrator of JAMES Is. DC-
PUY, dec ceased, and request that all parties havihg
claim against said deccdent to present the same to
me properly authenticated. and those lndebted
thereto VIII please settle with me at once.
MEADE HASKINS,
Administrator James B. Dupuy, deceased.
my 12-3t
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U,HE OFFICES OF A. B. GOODMAN
and GOODMAN q MYERS, Bark Contractors
arc nt 7OS EAST FRANKLIN STREET. a.
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THE INQUEST SATURDAY.-Dr. Taylor, the
Coroner, held an inquest OH Saturday after
noon upon the body of the white man who
was found dead in Gathright's field, on a
plank, Friday. The jury decided that he
died from causes unknown to them. At the
inquest it was ascertained that his name was
Moses style; that he lived in Manchester,
and had been at work at the Tredegar Iron
Works; that he was sick on Monday and
Tuesday; that he stopped work on Tues
day. saying it was too heavy for him; that
he left his clearinghouse on Wednesday
and started to Richmond, telling a fellow
workman if he didn't return to give what
ever money was due him at the works 10 his
landady. He never returned. On We'd
nesday he was seen, and on Thursday DIr.
Gathright saw him in his lot, as already
described. On Thursday he bought about
two ounces Of laudanum, and inquired OF
the druggist what was q proper dose for
him to take to make him sleep. After being
informed he went back to the place where
he was found dead. A letter was found
upon his person from his wife, dated at Og-
den, in Utah Territory.
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anu luite CUot.
THERMOMETER SATURDAY: 6 A. NJ, SO !;
> A. NJ, 60; noon. II; 8 p. Nj, y; p.
NJ, &C.: midnight, IS.
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aImk. CEMENT. AND PLASTER.

T ME! LIME! LIME!
1864 barrels GLEN'S FALLS LUMP LIME,
liz barrels JOINTA FINISHING LIME,
so barrels CALCINED PLASTER,
so barrels PORTLAND CEMENT,
Just received per schooner Snowflake" For sale
low from vessel in dock
THOMAS EiLETT,
late OF Dillon. Elicit & Co.,
nv 13-3t 1907 l'asin bank.
r EE'S PREPARED AGRICULTURAL
IL LIME FOR TOBACCO AND CORN. .i
If Won wish good crop OF wheat use LEES
PREPARED AGRICULTURAL LIME on your
tobacco and corn. 1t will pay well on the tobacco
and corn, and douby pay the wheat crop follow
Ing. Price only S12 per ton.
ap17 a. :. LEE.
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For ALL DISEASES OF THE TEETH AND GUMS
use MEADE 6 BAKERS CARBoLIC MOUTH
WASH. Fifty cents bottle.
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ROCKS. STATIONERY. &c.

VNUCKERS COMMENTARlES.-L
Il Of Virginia, fuckers Pleading, fuckers Black
stone and Notes to Blackstone fuckers Consiu-
tional Law. Sands's Suit In Equity, Tate's Index,
Robinson's Forms. Robinson'S New and Old Prac-
| tice, Lomax on Executors and Digest OF Real Pro-
perry, Minors Synopsis of Criminal Law, the Re-
ports and all the other old and new Virginia books.
| All NEW BOOKS Of value for sale Us soon as
published RANDOLPH e ENGLISH.
| my l3-d&w 1302-1304 Main street.
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8irIlntond 1ispatfIr.

ss~ THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN TIE COMBINED CIRGU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY. ~,
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rNEAS.-Thc choicest in the world; i'm
i portcrs' prices largest company in America:
staple article: peascs everybody; trade continually
Increasing Agents wanted everywhere: best in.
ducemtnts: don't waste time. Send for circular 10
ROBERT WELLS, President of the Original Amerf
can Tea Company. 43 Yesty street. New York
Posi-Office Box 1887. fe23-d&w3m
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SUMMER RESORTS.
w ARM SPRINGS,
WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA,

w ARM SPRINGS.
WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA.
Is now open for the reception OF pleasure seekers
and invali,lss
This lovely place Is situated In. the beautiful val
ley of the French Broad within eight miles OF
railroad
We have fine band of music, attentive servants,
and all other accommodations to be found ut first
class watering-pace.
Forparticulars apply for descriptive pamphlet.
w. II. uOWERTOS,
my 11-2m Proprietor.
THE HYGEIA HOTEL, OLD POINT
i COMFORT. FA.-Sltuated within 100 Yards
Of Fort Monroe Open all the year. with ample ca
pacity for 600 suests Has all modern improve
ments, elevator, gas and electric bells in every
room wafer, bath-rooms, and closets each floor.
Six daily mails and telegraph Office. Fifteen to
twenty Grst-cass steamers land daily teXcept SUN
lay) i5O yards from the door. Rooms and halls
comfortably heated and every comfort provided
Frc-escapes only fifty feet apart on every floor Su-
Derior beach for bathing at door-seps, ana GOOD
from May until November. Boating, 1shing, and
driving especially attractive. Send for circular de-
scribng hygientC advantages.
TERMS: S2 to $3.50 per day, according to loca-
ton OF and number In room. length ST stay, &c.
HARRISON PHOEBUS,
an l5-tAu3l Proprietor.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

DETERMINED EFFORT OF 1NcENDIARlEs TO
BURN PApER-BllLL.--About 3 O'Clock on
Saturday morning the watchman at the
Haxall-C -Crcnshaw 1our-mills discovered that
J. G. Smiths new rpaper-mill, situated at
the terminus OF Shockoe Slip, on the canal,
was on fire. Policeman Sweeney was in the
neighborhood, and being made aware of the
fire turned in at Station 81, corner OF Thir-
teenth and Cary streets, which brought out
| the entire Fire Department. The two reels
| of the Tenth-Street Hose Company, &C."
was the first Of the apparatus on the ground,
being nearest the fire., and two well
directed streams very promptly applied
suppressed the flames before loss no
greater than S10O had been incurred.
The building was insured for $4,000 in
the National Insurance Company, OF Balti-
more, John Ell. Montague agent. The ma
chinery, which was not damaged in any
| particular, was insured for $4,000, and the
stock for $1,000, in home and other compa-
| MES.
Mr.. Smith had not finished his building
entirely, and the work OF manufacturing
paper would not have been commenced for
ten days or two weeks. An examination
Of the premises revealed the fact that it was
probably the most determined effort ever
! and the fact that it was not destroyed is due
entirely to the early discovery Of the fire
and the promptness with which the Rich
mond firemen acted. They deserve credit
for their work. ,e-ss-z
The building was fired in no less than six
places. The first place was on the main
floor at the southwest window, which looks
out upon the UaXall mills, in the extreme
corner Of the building. There shavings
had been piled up against The light wood
work, oiled, and set on fire. The second
place was about the centre Of the same
room, under carpenters bench, where the
fends had piled up the shavings upon the
floor, poured oil upon them, and then ap-
piled the match. The third place was under
the steps leading from the machinery-room
TO the boier-room, where rubbish was
piled and fired. The fourth was in the
boier-room, where the boxing, &C., that
came around the machinery was set
on fire. The fifth and sixth places
were also in the boiler-room, the torch
being applied to piles Of shayings and
light boards placed against the thin parti-
tion that separates the machinery-room.
But this was not all. The incendiaries went
into the oi.room. where there were several
barrels OF oil, and taking bucket poured
the oil over the floor, SO as to make their
work sure.
Mr.. Smiths watchman at the time OF the
fire was not in the building, having gone
out with the watchman at Mclntyre's
foundry in pursuit OF thieves who were
depredating on the scrap-iron in the yard.
His theory is that during his absence the
building was entered from the north side
Uhe incendiaries taking out pane Of glass
from the window and fired.
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UNDERTAKEN.
UNDERTAKING AND fSs

J. c. DIPPEER, 500 EAST MARSHALL STREET.
Burisls attended to at The shortest notice and at
most reasonable rateS. Cases and Caskefs OF all
STYLES furnished. Hearse and Carriages furnished
direct from my own stables.
Carriages for funci ais, as we'll rs Carri1ges. Bug
gips and Horses for pleasure; also fine Wagon,
adapted to small pic. nics or for band purposes.
nv 3-F&M3m
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NOTICE.-We the subscribers, hardware
~ dealers OF this CITY, hereby agree to close our
respective stores at O'Clock r. NJ. from the Is III
BAY BAY OF NAY. TO the 10TH DAY OF SEPTEM-
BER, 1878, inclusive.
w. w. BALDWIN, >
R. L. WILLIAMS,
JAMES McGRAW,
WATKINS, Ct,T'TRELL & CO.,
IS, DONSAS, SONS T. CO.,
A. B. CLARKE,
my 1a-M.W&s8t
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TOR SALE. A LARGE REFRIGERA-
TOR, suitable for restaurant; hut little used.
Iriee very low. Apply az Il. u. TAYLOR'S,
my l3-2ts 10il east Main street.
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THE CANVASS OF PRIMARY-ELBcTIoN Re-
TURNs-JAcKsoS AND MARSHALL WARDS DIS
POSED OF.-Messrs. D. c. Richardson, John
B. Purcell, A. A. Lorentz. and ". 81. Cul-
lingsworth-a majority OF the Board Of Pri-
mary Election Commissioners spent six
hours Saturday examining and verifying
the returns from Jackson and Marshall
Wards. The most considerable error was
in the vote OF one OF the Marshall Ward
candidates for Board Of Aldermen-where
147 instead OF 1877 had been carried
forward from the bottom Of one page
to the top OF another, and the error
thereafter continued to the end. Five
tickets not endorsed with voters names
as required by the plan were excluded. On
one ticket were found the names OF both
Lee and Gentry for the sergeantcy. That
was excluded. There were some few errors
in the polling, but as q general thing that
work was remarkably we'll done. The cam
vass OF Jackson and Marshall Wards will
make no change in the result,
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FOR RENT, STORE No. 16 Four O.
u feenth street, between Main and Cary. APP Ell
ply 10 i. Il. ISBELL, Real Estate Agent, Eleventh
ana Bank streets, or at the premises. my aim
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MILL. FEED, tGc.

MILL FEED, &c.
NF.lLL FEED, &c.
10000 bushels BR0WSSTUFF,
5.Ou0 bushels BRAN.
5000 bushels SliIPSTCFF,
800 bales HAY,
1000 bushels CORN OH the cob:
together with n large stock Of LUMBER or Ri
kinds. SHINGLES, LATHS. LINE. CALClNED
PLASTER, HAIR, ,WlNDOW-SASH, DOORS, and
BTINDS-chcaper than ever known before. For
sale by TRUMAN a. IAKhEE q w..
Lumber-Deaitrs, corner Filth and Canal streets.
ap 10-eod3m
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MoNDAY.................MAY 13. 1878.
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TICKETS GOOD FOR NINE DAYS,
wsNFS.

WANTED, A GOOD, RELIABLE
W YOUNG MAN. who understands DOGBLE-
Entry BOOK KEEPING. Salary moderate. APP
nv in own hand writing Monoay morning. Ad-
frasss MANAGER"
NV 1S-l;x care Letter Carrier No. !.
WANTED. ARD E Il S.-A FEW
W BOARDERS will be taken at No. 605 north
FirhIh stree t-iarge and pleasant rooms-lurnished
or rD furni> hed-lt low raies. my S-5t"
WANTED. PURCHASERS FOR En-
w TENSION FAMILY CARRIAGES. La
DIES prAETOES. JUMPSEAT ROCkAWAIS.
LIGHT TOP-BUGGIES-arsl-cla work at low
,ricns Also. on hand SECONDHAND ROCkA-
WAYS. LADIES PiAETONS. BUGGlES, SEW
ISI;-MACHINE and GRuCERS WAGONS. Re
pairlng cone in bes! manner Al lowest prices
i0 VIC SMITH.
ano2 Filth between Broad and Marshall Streets
WANTED, SUMNER BOARD, conve-
w nient Of access TO Richmond, for lady, child,
and nur,e. Ad2rtSs, stating terms and location,
Pos;-ONice Box l42, Richmond, Va.
my S-eod3,*
WOOL w A Mt T. D.-Haying Just re-
w ceigcd orders for WOOL direct from facto-
rics We arc enabled 10 paw the highest cash market
price for same. We will remit promptly FOR any
WOOL sent To us from the country. Empty bags
furnished 10 shippers free OF charSe.
III. WALLERSTEIN& & CO..
No. II south Fifteenth street,
between Main and Cary.
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