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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-19
SEEDS,. SEEDSE

LNRESH; Garden Seeds af every kinzA
II andi variety suitable, ~ this latituls<s
tor ssle9sk &-k- SARkNE'a..
March 2. ls7Sl> ans
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-17

ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTH MUSICALE or
THE MOZART ASSoCIATION.-The Indictment
weather and the unusual attractions OF
grand opera, which diverted a considerable
number OF the hd6itufS from their accus-
toned seats, occasioned sensible falling
off last evening from the customary crowd
ed audiences which are seldom-iailing
feature of the Mozart entertainments. There
was, nevertheless, large and appreciative
audience present, and as the music was ex-
cellent the evening was no less enjoyable
than usual. a. ~
The programme was exclusively instru-
mental. The selections for the orchestra,
including the overture "Der Wanderers
Ziel" (The Tramp's Destination), the polka
Lies Fauveltes," and the 8. Circassian
March," were rendered with spirit and eff
feet. The solos for violin, by DR.. Bartkow-
ski, included new and exquisite little pro-
duction, entitled t'The Village Maiden,"
which was given with degree Of taste and
feeling that would have awakened the dull
est appreciation. The Doctors rendering
OF De Beriot's Seventh Air was in the high
est style of the art.
The piano solo, sValse Caprice" imam
lebt nur einmaD, by Tausig, was an attrac-
tive feature OF the programme, and render
ed with taste and spirit by Miss Kate III.
Mera.
The clarinet solo, 8: :MeIodie del Puri-
tani," arranged by Bassi, was superbly exc
cuted by Signor Felix Jardella. The third
appearance OF this young artist-last night
has, if possible, heightened the general
opinion of his capabilities, and he has al
ready established himself as a favorte with
our Mozart audiences.
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BRIEF LOCAL ITEMs.-Company G, Cap
tain Tomlinson, had full-dress drill and
inspection last night.
: The Order of Good Templars and kindred
temperance organizations are on the in
crease in membership.
Meetings were held last night by Lafayette
Royal Arch Chapter and Nelson EEcamp-
ment. ~
The beautiful weather of yesterday brought
out the promenaders, who had been several
days housed up, in full force.
Interesting tobacco NEWS will be found in
the commercial column.
The ladies' feast at Broad-Street Metho-
dist church closes tonight.
The: United States interna.revenue col
lections yesterday amounted to S13,250.S0.
a humber OF fishing vessels from. North
Carolina, engaged in discharging, made
matters lively on the dock yesterday.
The civil docket will be called in the Po-
lice Court to-day at II O'Clock NJ.
A handsome block Of buildings are being
rapidly erected at the northeast corner Of
Eighteenth and Franklin streets. ee
Deputy-Sergeant Hannah yesterday con-
veyed Henry Giddings, convicted OF forge
ry, to the penitentiary.
The post-office will be closed to- day from
II o'clock \. NJ. until P. NJ. to allow the
employees, to attend the funeral OF Mrs. Re-
becca Kennon Mayo. VIZ.
Sergeant Wren yesterday arrested Daniel
Fox (coloreGD on charge OF pocket pick
| ing. .s.....
The Kanawha Boat Club will inaugurate
| the season with grand regatta one day next
week. ..-- t..-.. t.- s...-
The National Baseball Club, Of Wash
! ington, play the AtlanticS, Of this city, next
| Tuesday, and the Riehmonds "Wednesday.
/ The Governor yesterday signed the COM
mission Of E. G.. Meade as notary public
! for Albemarle county. ,J
The arrangements for the carnival at the
Theatre next week are complete, and a
pleasant time may be expected.
| At the Doqtney testimonial Wednesday
night the Eureka Quartette, OF this city,
won deserved and liberal applause. az.
| A runaway horse, with wagon attached,
created some excitement in the vicinity oi
Eighth and Main streets yesterday morn
ing, but did little damage.
+ The sidewalk ON Main street Just above
the Dispatch Office is receiving a very need.
| ed repairing. = -
The Norwegian bark st. Olof entered al
salt from Liverpool for Cringan IL Morris
The annual retnion OF the HoWitZers viii
! take place at Strawberry Hill May 9th. !
| ! Remember the tableauX Of the Messiah
at St. Johns church lecture-room tonight
The registration officers for the city elosed
their three-days' session yesterday.
The only foreign or coastwise receipt;
yesterday consisted of salt. No cTearances
Professor Laube's May-ball will take
place Tuesday night, May 21st, and moi
Monday night, as announced.
A Queen Of May festival will take place al
| Sanger Halle. ~
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE GOVERNOR IN HIS GoINGs.-Goy-
ernor Holiday paid visit to the Tobacco
Trade yesterday about 12 o'clock. Shortly
after his appearance in the Exchange he
was formally introduced to the Trade by the
president, Dir. B. G. Gray, who alluded in
appropriate terms to the fact that tobacco
people had spoken the voice of the busi-
ness-men OF Richmond by voting for his
Excellency, and that businessmen desired
to hear the voice OF Virginia in return.
Governor Holiday, in rising to reply, was
greeted with loud cheers, which were sus-
tained throughout while allusion was made
to the certain forthcoming prosperity
Of Virginia, but especially whenever he
referred, in his earnest and manly and elo-
quent way, to the maintenance OF the obi-
cations of the State as the necessary basis OF
any material development Of our resources.
He was particularly happy in illustrating
this point when he declared that no roue or
expert gambler would dare or be allowed to
address congregation Of Christian women
poets that her voice shall hereafter be heard
among those peoples of the earth who rule
In its businesses because they stand by
plighted faith, must rise to speak only with
her garments clean from the filth Of dishon-
est practice. The speech was most effec-
tive one, and we can assure the Governor
without hesitation that not only the Tobacco
Trade but alltae businessmen Of Richmond
will stand by him to the last in his every
effort to uphold the faith and preserve the
fame Of Virginia.
Some OF our tobacco friends have whis-
pered to us that, pending the Governors
remarks, which were not only effective but
feeling, the eyes Of at least one well-known
manufacturer and one prominent commits
sion merchant were very dewy with the
moisture that came from fountains not too
apt to overflow.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Eas- On cLL sales OF Real Estate made 6ettDesn
the 1St NJ january and last Of June the tdIeS fes
On al sales made bet1oeen the 1st of ukg and last
of the year the tGres haue to be paid 6y The seller
[This custom was adopted abont fifteen years ago
plies to Richmond and vieinity.l
W. II. LUCKE, p. NJ, trustees sale ofa large
brick dwelling on the east side of Seventh street
between Clay and Leigh. ~ s ..-
ROBERT B. LYME. 5 p. NJ, trustees sale OF q lot
with four framed tenements thereon one square
north OF Lownes street, TWO squares east Of SeY-
enteenfh. .-....-.. @s.s-t5
POINDEXTER & TUPPER, 5 p. NJ, Lot No. 81
in The plan of Buck Hill, aud Lots Nos. a and
9l in the same plan. ......@. ' 4.
JAS. MACDOUGALL, 10Y O'Clock, furniture,
stoves, notions, hats, &c. -s ....,s
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4 SOLID CONVENTION.

THE ITALIAN OPERA M1oNoN.- Miss Kel-
logg and M'lle Marie Roze, who made her
dE6ut in Richmond, received perfect oYa.
ton last evening in the way Of magnif.
cent audience. Not since Booth was last
here has the Theatre presented such bril-
liant scene. l'..... ,,.,:r.r ia.
The opera 'Nngnon,'' which was pre-.
sented last evening, is remarkable for its
picturesque effects and for the continued
sparkle Of the music. Goethe's beautiful
theme has long since become one OF the
familiar literary pets Of the educated
world, and the lyric representation by
Ambrose Thomas is among the marked tri-
uniphs in opera. Whatever may be said
critically Of its light and airy character, its
popularity is undoubted and widespread.
AS performed by the Kellogg Company il
has made q sensation wherever presented.
The work was given with great care in all
the details and peculiar brilliancy in the
principal roles, every part and tone having
the proper rendition in the individual and
relative character.
The performance was singularly pleasing
to the Richmond audience, for it satisfied
the desire they have long entertained OF
seeing and Judging for themselves the true
worth Of Marie Roze, who as lyric artist
had been heralded by the press with abun-
dant and seemingly Well-merited praise.
That their most sanguine expectations were
realized is but too evident fiom the unqual:
i6ed marks OF appreciation which greeted
her honest and successful efforts through
out the opera. She is an artist OF wonder
| ful and exceptionally rare abilities. Hel
voice, while, not distinguished for
great degree Of power, is yet. beau t
tiful in its texture and extensive II
compass, while Fer schooling Is OF thai
high order which renders her vocal powers
irresistably attractive. But this is not alone
the secret OF Marie Roze's success 70 her
abilities as, q vocalist, must be added q taste
and forceiin the, histrionic art seldom pos
sessed by q singer. f,,,, ,,yy, gro 90. ~ 4
Z In the tile r5le MILE Roze has, won ,grea
flavor. She catches the wild character OF 1.-The
I.Gypsy girl well, changing from mischief MS te
l.pathos from love to- jealousy, and With tht
1 wayWard grace OF GhilGh Her solo il
4 the second act was excellent, and was en-
Cored, and she was the recipient OF mag
niicent offering Of flowers. 81. fE :.
1 Kellogg gives to Felina, the alfernat
touches OF haughtiness and fcoquetrys ant
Iall Che gay BohemianIsm OF the characte
i with great taste, while her voice Is as nm
i as eYer-aiWays bird-llke and clear, Wit
an acrobstic vocaliz zatiop.s In the concerto
ipieces abe sang with great power, and \
the grand solo in the third act, as usual
was the recipient of an enthusiastic eneor!
in this song she repeats the soar g
force of the last strain ifh gres
lsfecs md sserningly without etlor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-17

Lodqe Instituted.-The Rebekah Lodge
was instituted in Manchester last nighE with
the usual impressive ceremonies and in the
presence of a large and distinguished gath
erine of ladies' and gentlemen. Among
those present were Past Grand Masters u.
ID. Blanks and E.. B. Branch, and Past
Grands Alfred Archer, James NJ. Leath; ana
Fra II. Holt. agtt3sl53 3Ait} ~ tSfs'tes'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-17
MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Meade Memorial Church.-At q special
meeting of the vestry Wednesday evening
Mr.. Henry A. Patteson was elected to fill a
vacancy in the yestry. The Rev. q. s.
Bunting, OF Danville, has been called to the
pastorate OF this church, but has not yet re-
sponded. We are glad to state that the
church is now entirely free from debt. -
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BANKRUPT NOTICES.
s.sf (No. 5544.

eN+.Eh mo. 5544.J ..
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON
i the 18th day of April, A. D. 197s. 4 warrant In
bankruptcy was issued ont ef the District Court
of the United States for the Eastern district OF
Heirico county, In said district, who has been adj
adjudeed bankrupt on bis own petition: that the
payment OF any debts and the delivery of any pro
use, and the transfer Of any property by him, are
forbidden by law; that a meeting Of the creditors
of said bankrupt, TO prove their debts and choose
one or more assignees of his estate will be held ut
court Of bankruptcy 10 be holden Richmond, Va,
before Thomas 3. Atkins, ESD, Register Id Bank
ruptcy for said district. on the 2D DAY. OF. JULY,
A. d. 1878, at O'Clock =. M. r.
- C.. r. RAMSDELL,
my 7-E2w N1t, United States Marshal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-17

The WEATHER YESTERDAY was cool and
cloudy with rain towards nightfall.
Yesterday morning there was some frost
visible on the housetops, fences, boards,
&C., but none on vegetation or the ground,
and it is thought no damage was done by it.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, 40;
8 A. NJ, So; noon, 66; P. M, IS; P.
NJ, 6S; midnight, IS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-17

BEAR 1T IN MIND, EVERYBODY, now that spring
has come, that Fl. G. WILKINS, the Fresco Artist,
can fresco your rooms cheap If 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 Dfmmock, ar
chitect: B. j. Black, architect. Office corner Of
Eleventh and Bank streets, upstairs.
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RIDAY. MAY II, 1878.
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR. To ,DAY.--For. the Mid.
die States, falling barometer and northwest
erIy winds shifting to easterly and soather.
~, stationary to rising temperature, and
clear or partly cloudy weather, possibly FOL.
lowed in the former by rain areas.
For the South Atlantic and East Cult
States, lower pressure and fresh and brisk
southeast to southwest winds, stationary to
rising temperature, partly cloudy or cloudy
weather, and rain areas will prevail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-17

POLICE CoURT.-JuStice White had an
other slim docket yesterday. 2 -
William Burwell charged with being a
common thief and vagrant was committed
to Jail IN default OF security.
The cases OF three parties, charged with
keeping hogs ON their premises, were con-
tinued, and some hali-dozen petty offenders
were DISCHARGED.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-17

!. Celebration iPostponed.--The ceremony
of LAYING the cornerstone OF the new Metho-
dist church at Midlothian by the Masons
and o Odd- Fellows OF that charming village
has been postponed until June 10Th on 'ac-
count OF Indictment weather. i5 $3.50 q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-17

UNcIAIMED LETTERS Letters and post
ais addressed as follows remain unclaimed
In the Richmond post office: G.. Ell. Royal,
1T. RllshWorth, w. nj. Scott, Fayette
Shavers, W. p. Slaughter, Kate r. Smith,
Kate Etone, George A. Stuart, Ed. Swift
Lillian Star, Mrs. S, q. Taliafer.o, ullan
r. .Tennant, Tilton u Cos, y. H Thompson,
Mrs. Mary W.T. thompson, Joe Traylor,
Sarah T.. Vaughan. Mrs. NJ. Walton, d. G.
Walsh, John Walker. 81 .s 4: ga Il. gss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-17

q + CRY CIRCUIT CoURT.--The next term OF
this court will commence on Monday, and
the following jury has been summoned: !:
G. q. Thompson, Moses Ellyson. William
r. Mallory, James E. Bragg, George A.
Cunningham, William Euker, D. "A. Sbep-
person., n. r, Cofer, John T.. SHer,sJ.
Booten Hill, r. @. Thomas, b. F.. Mnsley,!.
Charles r. Waiford, John O. Tnrpin, j. !,
Simon Sycle, and George w. Libby. 4.s. it2:.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-17

HENRIco COUNTY CoURT.-The jury in
the case OF Martha Ann Morris (colored),
charged with infanticide, being still disa-
greed, yesterday at II O'Clock A. NJ. they
were discharged by Judge Minor, and the
case continued over until the June term,
and the court adjourned until to-day.
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progressing faYofabiy, and its completion
and occupation may be speed looked for.

Council Meetings. IN NothiIg .deGnite has
been done in reference TO the Council, but
it Is expected that she. ward members OF the
City Central Committee viii order meetings
in their respective wards next Monday
night TO nominate counciimen and Justices
OF the peace. ~ IS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-17

AvERILL CHEMICAL PAINT, ready-mixed for use
Durable, beautiful, and economical Surpasses oil
others. For sale by II. W. POWERS s. Co.,
Agents for the Company.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-17
GUANO.

TAMAGED GUAM 70 have 1orsala
j u about zoo tons PHOSPHATIC a4AG0s s1as.
An ~ tnn In bniK or tIl CASH in bsNa u t4seA
aWsy Sefore We hanl to ssore, Inc ssasa
al stie ofdntoa that the guaao 10 nos Hse0
syssss ss s.a2siR s.sssii THOMAS nRAsoH 4 co 8 !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-17

DooLEY's YEAST PowpER.-T1is truly unri-
vailed baking powder stands on Its merits alone;
and because OF It's perfect purity and excellence,
and from the fact that package Is strictly full
weight, the people have adopted trin their houses
holds, and have the utmost confidence In It. 1t al
ways does the work efectually, goes nAlch further
in use. and makes better and moro wholesome and
nutritious biscuits, bread, rolls, mullins, cakes, and
pastry than any other powder in The country.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-17

SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUSE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-17

The Brick BusinesaThe bad weather
~ this week has partially Suspended the
brick business, hut tits expected that ope-
| lions win be resumed to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-17

The RICHMOND BREAD-RIoTs.-A great
deal has been written lately, about the
"bread" riot which took place in Rich
mond April 2, 1868. A point OF contro-
versy is us to whom credit Is due for sup
pressing it. On the evening Of that day a
called meeting Of the City Council was
held-Governor Letcher and Mayor. Mayo
were present byinvitation; stherioters were
denounced by councilmen, measures to in
crease the police force were taken, and the
following, among other resolutions, passed: !:
ReSolued, That the Council do tender
theirthanks and gratitude to President Da-
Wis, Governor Letcher, Mayor Mayo, and
Zion. John 3. Baldwin, for their timely and
appropriate addresses and exertions during
the continuance of the disgraceful affair,
and by which the Council believe it was
speedily quieted. @t s...SS :,
i Resolued, That the thanks OF the Council
be presented to Captain Gay and his Off
GERS and men for. their timely aid in resto-
ring order. ~ -,
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CONCERT AND BALL.-A grand instru-
mental and vocal concert will be given at
Druid's (Thon's) Hall tonight at O'Clock.
Very distinguished amateur talent will par
ticipate, including Mr.. Henry Deuring, the
well-known baritone, and Messrs. Rucsher,
Gentry, Cook, and Goode. The programme
is an attractive one, and the affair will wind
up with cotillon Soiree.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-17

TRe County Court. 1.-THE County Court OF
Chesterfield hasadiourned after m tintm-
portant session. !ly - !a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-17

n. ELLYsoN & CO.. advertising agents, insert ad-
vcrtisements in all Of the newspapers OF the United
Slcs at publishers rates. Orders left at the Dis
patch countins-room Will receive prompt atten-
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PROFESSOR LAUBEfs MAY BALL ANp, CELE-
BKATiog win take place TUESDAY, May 21st.
Tickets can be had at Wyatt,s 81. ,,,xs
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CLARE and other WINES and LIQUORS at low
prices. WALTER D. BLAIR & Co., 903 Main
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-17

PERsoSAL.-Henry G. TinsIey, OF Staun-
ton, and Richard P. Barham, Of Petersburg,
were in the city yesterday.
Among the visitors to the Master Me-
chanics' Convention yesterday was Captain
James 7: Robbinette, OF the Atlantic, bis
sissippi and Ohio railroad, good mechanic
and gallant captain in Mahone's old bri-
gade. ~.
The Faculty Of Richmond College have
awarded the medal for the best reader to
Mr.. Ashton Starke; of this city, member
of the law class, after spirited contest, in
which o number Of very excellent readers
participated.
The Richmond delegation to the General
Baptist Convention at Nashville returned
yesterday. -.--..
General Joseph E. Johnston and Major
W. T. G. Gregory addressed the people Of
Caroline county on last court-day on the
political situation.
Among the visitors to the Tobacco. EX-
change yesterday were his Excellency Gov
ernor Fred. w. M. Holiday, and Messrs.
f. S. Patterson, Cumberland, Nd; G.. K.
Bowles, Goochland; P. W. Hinton, Motto
way; r. j. Erich, New York; Robert Tay-
lor, Lynchburg; j. A. Campbell, Powha-
tan; E. w. Warren, Amelia; It. j. Parrish,
Cumberland; P. Thornton, Halifax; and
S. S. Turner, Louisa.
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Ins Cedar orks Baitdiag. re Operasons
on this large and imposing structure are
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That she is profound artist all must ac.
knowledge, aud it is only by; comparison
with such singers as Roze (though their
styles are totally di itferenti In every ,respect)
that the true merisiof her superior. powers
Is justly appreciated .,@a; ..a s:sf.s4J 4 8
It Is rather unfor rtunate that the manage
ment caused some disappointment in billing
Miss Montague for.the character Of Fred
rico. Madame iGuidottf was substituted,
and sang the famous solo in the second act
quite acceptabIy. This song Is the theme
Of that act, and is beautifully rendered in
various forms overture, symphony, solo,
and obligatos 5'a s, .s.'.5 t.s3 -,
In the quartette and chorus in the first
act, and the finale, oil. the singers acquitted
themselves weH. Tom Karl makes a good
GagE,elmo, with all the poetic sentiment
and adventure OF the character; and Conley
is very fine as Sotdrio. His rich, deep
voice, pleasing as It was when last here, has
wonderfully improved, and he was greatly
instrumental in the success Of the opera.
In the trio finale, Roze, ConIey, and
Karl all sang beautifully, and were vocife-
rously applauded. Such are some OF the
salient points OF merit in performance
which was entirely good throughout.
Tonight Marie Roze will appear in Fa-
vorita. Her Leonora is very celebrated.
The. Theatre will doubtless be filled. '
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SUMMER RESORTS.

WARM SPRINGS, 5@i@
w .r. BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA,
arc now open. They are fifteen miles from Mill
boro' depor, on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
The BATHS are warm sulphur-water, ntnety-elght
degrees stemperature-that for the ladies Is fifty
feet and that for the gentlemen forty feet In diam
ter: both ncsntiful swimming. pools, with loW Of
one thousand gallons per minute.
Stages and private backs from every train. Send
for pamphlets. JOHN l.. EUBANh, -
nv l5-2m Proprietor.
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CIGARS, all qualities, at low prices. WALTER
D. BLAIR & Co., 902 Main street.
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TEAs-fresh arrival-very cheap. WALTER D.
BLAIR 6 Co. 003 Main street. 81
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VOL. LII.
9ittlntu,ld ispatrh

ES- THE C1RCIHATIONoFTH THE -RIsPaTcH
rs LARGER TTAN THE. osIEIN e1RcU-
LATIoN or ALL THE OTHER DAILy!NEws.
PAPERS -OE THE CRY. s..
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mo. 5546.J

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON
IL the 18th day Of April, A. d. 1879 warrant In
bankruptcy was issued out Of the District Court Of
tie United States for the Eastern District Of Vtr
cnta against the estate of R. s. Son, OF
Richmond. Henrico county In said district, who eave
been adjudged bankrupts on their OWN petition that
the pavment of any debts and the delivery Of any.
property belonging to said bapkrupts to them or for
ihefr USE and Of any property by thsin
are forbidden by law; that meeting OF the credit
ors OF said bankrupts to prove their debts and choose
one or more afgnees their estate viii be held at
court OF bankruptcy 20 be holden at Rtchmon4, Ea.'
rnptcy for said dIsiricr on The, 18TH DAY OF
49,, : - - ->s''- - G. p. RAAfSDEL.L,,.s I'll
nv 17-F2w . United States Marshal