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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-07

A PROTEST FROM FOUR CANDIDATES-REPLY
OF THE CITY CoMMTTTEE-ARRASGEM
FOR TODAY.
Al meeting of the City Conservative Com
mittee was held last night Superintendent
B. C.. Gray in the chair.
The following, communication was pre-
sented and read ::
RICHMOND, VA, May 1, 1878.
TO the City Conservative Committee:
Gentlemen.-We comply with the re-
quirement of the committee in enclosing
to your treasurer, each OF US, five dollars.
In SO doing we beg respectfully to protest
against The right OF the committee to make
it to be-learning from circular addressed
to us that the payment OF this sum is re-
quisite to baving our names "placed on :"
the ticket "to be voted for at the primary"
Applied to as citizens to aid in defraying
any proper costs OF the coming election,
we should not hesitate to contribute as
literally as the occasion might require; !;
but for the committee to undertake to
say that they will present no name to the
voters OF the city at the primary unless the
person first pays moneyed assessment ap-
pears to us nothing more or less than throw
ing obstacles in the way OF the voters of the
city selecting the men OF their choice for the
offices Of the CITY,
We therefore remit the amounts enclosed,
protesting against the propriety Of the COM
mittee's requirement. We do so because
we are not disorganizers; but. on the con-
trary, our sympathies are with the commit
tee, and we earnestly wish its conduct Of
the party affairs to be prosperous and sue
cessful, despite the grave mistake we think
they have made in this matter.
We wish it also understood in this con-
nection that we do not make this remittance
for the purpose OF buying the privilege OF
being voted for.
We have not sought the position OF coun-
cilmen. II elected we will serve at q sacri-
flee Of our private interests, and in con-
senting to serve at all we are moved only by
the hope Of being useful to our fellow-citi-
zens; but The action Of the committee seems
to assume that we are active applicants for
the place, while we are not, and have never
been. Very respectfully, &C.,
CHARLES T. DAVIS,
n. D. HARGR0vE,
r.. j. STARKE,
JAMES N. TALBOT.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

CHURCH NoTEs.-At the Broad-Street
Methodist church on Sunday Rev. Preston
Nash preached in the morning. At night a
meeting was held in the interest Of the
Young Mems Christian Association, which
was addressed by Dr.. Hoge and Major
Stiles.
At Oregon Methodist church two persons
were received by certificate, and there was
one addition to the Sunday school.
At Clay-Street Methodist church four per-
sons were received-tbree on profession
and one by certificate.
AT the Manchester church two persons
sons baptized during the week.
At Venable-Street Baptist church at night
Rev. w. S. Briggs, OF Stafford, preached.
The pastor officiated in the morning.
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DON'T 90 down in coal-mnen or down Main
street, but 20 to the RICHMOND TEA AND CoFFEB-
STORE 424 Broad street, between Fourth and Fifth,
to get the cheapest goods in the CITY, Best Gunpow-;
der Tea. 81; Choice Gunpowder Tea, 75c.; Best
Ooong Tea, S0c.; Choice Oolona, soc. Our Mixed
Tea for 35c. Is equal to any soc. tea In the city.
Old Dutch Government Java Coffee, 25c.; four
pounds. best Roasted Laguayrs Coffee, 81; sugars
at relners' prices. A fine l0x12 Chrome given
away with every pound OF Tea.
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For the Dispatch.J
To Candidates for Oaice.--Grades Of


Parties may have their lands greatly in
iured by first as well as second grades. 1t
might so happen that a few parties might
own all the land in the city that required
first grading. Should those few parties
bear all the damages, which might be great,
for the benefit OF the other seventy thou
sand people OF Richmond?
This matter is being freely discussed, and
property-owners interested in all the first
grades which are contemplated or which
may hereafter he effected desire an answer
from candidates who wish their votes.
ONE OF MANY.
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II. +. LAUDE.

ATTENTION of capitalists and investors In real
estate Is specially called to the sale Of the splendid
Broad-strcet store property to be sold THIS DAY.
upon the premiser, on Theatre square, south side
between Seventh and Eighth streets, by ROBERT b.
LYME, Real Estate Auctoneer. See advertisements
and attend the sale.
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A REVIEW OF THE TOBACCO TRADE.-The
breaks OF tobacco for the week ending Sat-
urday comprised 931 hogsheads, 141 tierces,
and II boxes. The offerings at auction on
'Change consisted Of 419 packages, OF which
number 15G were taken in and 263 sold.
Prices ranged during the week from 81 to
S101-the last being the highest price paid
this season. The sales Of loose tobacco at
Shockoe warehouse for the week amounted
to $4,000 pounds, at prices ranging from 81
RI G10
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NoN-CoMM1ss1oNED OFFICERS ELECTED
Company 3, Walker Light Guard, last
night elected the following non-commis-
stoned officers: First Sergeant, A. A. War
ren; Second Sergeant, j. II. Derbyshire; :;
Third Sergeant, L. T. Christian; Fourth
Sergeant, j. Ell. Hinchman; Fifth Sergeant,
II. D. Messler; First Corporal, j. S. L..
owen; Second Corporal, E. Harrington
Third Corporal, T. L. Word; Fourth Cor
poral, II. D. Riddick; Quartermaster-Ser-
geant, r. f. Gaskins; Ensign, NJ. r. Pace.
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mo. 5557.I.
no. OOJI.I
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT on

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT on
Il The 25th day of April, A. D. 1S7S, warrant In
the United States for the Eastern District of Nir-
Ghia against the estate of John o. Taylor, of Hen
lco county. IL said district who has been adjudged
Of any debts and the delivery Of any property be.
longing 10 said bankrupt TO him for his use and
she Transfer OF any property by him, are forbidden
nahRrupt, u prove their debts and choose one or
more assisDees Of his estate, will be held at Court
Sl Bankruptcy 10 be holden at Richmond, Va. be.
lort Ihonas S. Atkins ESQ.,. Register In Bankrupt
Sy Iot said district, on The 5TB DAY OF JUNE, a.
ID. 1878, AZ O'Clock 7. NJ.
G. r. RAAiSDELL,
Up 1-Tn2w United States Marshal.
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BEAR IT IN MIND. EVERYBODY, now that spring
has come, that II. C. WIEKINs, the Fresco Artist,
can fresco your rooms cheap IL 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 s. Co.; Marion Dimnock, ar
chitect: 3. J. Black, architect. Office corner or
Eleventh and Bank streets, upstairs.
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PAPER mANUFAcronY.
RICHMOND
rApEE-MANUFACTUR COMPANY.
WAREHOUSE, 1902 MAIN STREET.
We have, In connection with our MILL opened
warehouse at No, 1902 Main street, and shall, be-
sides our own manufactures. carry full stock OF
FINE PAPERS,
SUCH AS
FLATS, LEDGERS,
4& BOND, COLoRED MEDIUMS,
sUPER-CALENDERED BOOK,
BLoTTING, NOTE.
; LETTER aad BlLL-HEADS, and
-fs STATEMENTS
the above in al the regular sizes aud weights. (Odd
sizes made % order In quantities jus.ifying same.i
We also carry full line OF all the regular s,zes
/ rt. and weights Nos. I and 3 49,
MANILA AND STRAW wRAPPING-PAPER,
and OF 80
ENVELOPES,
standsrd sizes aud different grades
| We are also sole agents for the eeieb,a,ed
ALL-LINEN PAPERS
manufactured by Crane Brothers.
| We would invite an examination OF our stock by
the Printers s,ationers, Binders publishers,
Groce,s, Bakers, Dry-Goods' Merchants, Dsusgists,
and the trade generally and would respectfully 90
| leit their patronage.
We buy entirely OF firat hands, and can therefore
se,l goods as low as any responsible house.
RICHMOND PAPER-MANuFACTVRtS
i 4s5 1856 COMPANY.
i INV 7.eod2w
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The cause Of my trouble and discomfort
Is where to get good CIGAR for 5 cent.
Take this advice, You will Ind 1t best:
Hereafter smoke WHITLOcK's Key West.
And II for cne you'll pay 10 cent
To get something good aud be conten:,
BE sure you get WHITLocK'S Model Cigar;
They are for sale most everywhere.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To.DAY.-For the Mid
die States, rising followed by falling ba-
rometer, and northwest backing to warmer
possibly follow ed by light rains in the inte-
rior.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
falling barometer, warmer southerly winds,
and partly cloudy weather will prevail.
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sT. MARKS CHuRcH. All should enjoy the
fine suppers which the ladies O! this church
will have I'm their lecturs-room this evening
and wednesday and Thursday evenings,
supper will be iurn.shed, and there
viii be vocal music BIZ an lIept male
Eauarseste. Proceeds 10 the church.
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Officers ELected.-The Meade Memorial
Sabbath school has elected the following
officers: William S. Blankenship, superin-
tendent; Colonel S. Bassett French. assist
ant superintendent; Conrad I. Lipscomo,
secretary; Henry 4. Cook, librarian; and
James A. Blankenship, treasurer.
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The amateur Minstrels.-The Amateur
Minstrels had another good house on the
occasion of their second appearance at the
courthouse. The Hart brothers, Messrs.
Lynch, Spain, Merritt, and Williams, and
Masters Tyson and Reams, were all excel
lent in their specialties. Messrs. Benjamin
and Isadore Becher furnished good music,
and little Joe Timberake astonished and
delighted the audience with his daring and
graceful feats. Our boys are hard to beat.
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SUPPEEs.

or. MARKS CHURCH Corner First
= and Clay streets THE younG ladies Of this
.Nurch invite their frIenrs and the public to an En-
CFiLENT SUPPER. TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY !,
and THURSDAY EVENINGS May 7th, SIN. and
EcfrcshmentS extra. SUPPER. TWENTY-FIVE
cRyTS. Vocal music by 4 we'll known male quar-
t..fe my est
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BANKRUPT NOTICES.
NO. OOUO.J
fIHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT

No. 5556.]
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT on
l. the 25th day OF April, 4. d. 1873, a warrant in
bankruptcy WAS issued out Of the District Court OF
The United STATES for the Eastern District of Eir
2inia against The estate Of John Poe, DR., of Rich
mond Henric6 county, said district, who has been
adjudgcd bankrupt on his own petition: that the
payment of any debts and the delivery of any pro-
perry belonging TO said bankrupt to him or for his
use and the transfer Of any property by him. for
tidGen by law: that meeting of the creditors OF
or more Assignees Of his estate will he held at a
court Of bankruptcy 10 be holden at Richmond, Va,
before Thomas S. Atkins, Esq. Register in Bank
ruptcy for said district. on the CD DAl OF JUNE,
4. d. 1878, at ! O'Clock Z. NJ.
G.. p. RAMISDELL,
my 1-Tu2w United States Marshal.
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LAUBE's MAY BALL-SPECIAL NOTICE TO
ScHoLARs.-Scbolars land former scholars) arc
urgently requested 10 be PROMPTLY in attendance
WEDNESDAY at 4 O'Clock sharp, to receive further
and very important instructions in regurd to Coz
tunes, &c. Respectfully,
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SALLY LUNN-One quart Of -four, with three
teaspoonful5 DooLEYs YEAST POWDER sifted
through 1t, lump Of butter size Of hens tgg, three
teaspoonfuls of sugar. two eggs, cup sweet milk,
and little salt. Bake In muf1n-rings.
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JOHN MORTON has very large collection OF all
kinds of bedding and other plants for sale low.
MAIN AND RESERVOIR STREETS.
Bououets In all designs made at short notice.
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s; MoosLIGHT ExcuRsIoN.-rbe ladies OF
Trinity church will give the first moonlight
excursion down James river on the spIen-
did steamer Ariel on Thursday night, the
10th OF this month.
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MINERAL WATERS.

PURCELL, LADD il CO.. DRUGGISTS,
u RICHMOND, VA,
AGENTS FOR THE WATERS OF TIE VIR-
GINA SPRINGS AND OTHER
CELEBRATED MINERAL WATERS
OF ibis country and Europe.
WHITE SULPHUR, ROCKBRIDGE ALUM,
ALLRGHANY, HEALING.
BUFFALO LITHIA, BLUE RIDGE:
BLUE LICK-kegs and bottles:
CONGRESS, Saratoga, N. Y:
HATH0RN, Saratoga, d. Y;
NlCHY. Saratogo, n. Y; .s.s,
BITTER WATER. Hunyadi JanoS;
BITTER WATER, Pullna;
BITTER WATER, Friedhchshall;
APPoLISARIS-bottles and jugs;
fresn supplies constantly receiving.
:, fnce-!lsts and pamphlets furnished On applica-
''oh. lap 27-2ml PURCELL. LADD & co.
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THE great annual sale OF West-End lots on Cary,
Reservoir, Linden and other Streets win take place
on WEDNESDAY, May 9Th, at4 o'clock p. n. Every
lot put up must be sold without regard to price.
Conyeyauces viii take buyers TO the ground from the
offices of the auctoneers at 3la and O'Clock. This
Is the cance TO secure bargains. Let everybody at
tend the sale. KS
See large advertisement under the head Of auction
sales. w. GoDDIN. and CHAFFIN, STAPLES &. Co,
auctioneers
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CIRCUIT CoBRT OF HENRICo.-Judge Well
ford was able to preside over this court Tor
short time yesterday. he disposed OF some
motions, &c., and the court was adjourned
until to-day.
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AvEnILL CHEMICAL PAINT, ready-mixed for use
Durable. beautiful, and economical. Surpasses all
others. For sale by II. W. POWERS Co.,
Agents for the Company.
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ART EXHIBITION.

THE LOAN COLLECTION OF the Art
Association, at No. 81 Main street, having re-
ca1vc come new and interesting additions. vi, re-
main open TN FRIDAY MORNING: Honrs-from
10 /. 81 to L. ~. aud from 70 10 i. VI.
Admission. 2Jc. my f-1t
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TIE MosT auspiclous occasion will be when nys
riads Of little folks, looking Ike many fairies be-
decked with Fiora's choicest offerings, assemble at
Levy's Hall May 18th.
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PERSONAL A. d. EXall, son
OF Henry Exall, Esq, OF this city. who
graduated with high honors at the Virginia
Military Institute, and has since that time
been engaged at the Vermont Copper Mines
in the study of his profession as mining
engineer, has returned to the city OF his ma
tivity, and is IN hopes to find employment
in future in Virginia.
Rev. J. Fl. Eccleston, OF Newark, n. j.,
who was called to the pastorate OF the Mon
umental church, will visit Richmond and
preach in that church on Sunday next.
Rev. Mr.. Armstrong, the pastor, will OFF,
ciate on the first Sunday in June. Mr..
Armstrong remains in Wheeling until about
that time in order to be present at the con-
sccration of Bishop Peterkin. Rev. Mr..
Stringfellow will continue to be the tempo
rary pastor until Mr.. Armstrong; arrival.
Colonel C. w. Macfarlane, A. G. T. A. OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, has Just
returned from Cincinnati, where he went
in the interest OF his company. lie reports
considerable interest manifested IN relation
to the grand musical festival, which begins
May 14th. Immense preparations are Delns
made for the occasion.
Mann S. Valentine, Esq, lett yesterday
for the Paris Exposition via New York.
Charles D. Yale, Jr., of Connecticut, for
merly OF Richmond, is on visit to friends
in the city.
Saturday night the Petersburg Amateur
Quartette, consisting OF Messrs. Pannill,
Jaques, Dunn, and Taliaferro, attended the
Theatre; after which they serenaded num-
Der Of their friends in this city. The Quar-.
tette accompanied the Athletic Baseball
| Club on the trip to this city.
The visitors TO the Tobacco Exchange
Yesterday were Clement Read, New York
Joseph K. Pendleton, Louisa; George W.
Baber, Charleston, w. Va; Nelson Waddy,
Monroe county, w. Va. and John Stool,
! Halifax.
Judge Christian has appointed George =:
Styll Judge OF election for the first precinct
| in Jefferson Ward, in place Of Robert e.
Fisher, appointed registrar. -
Rev. S. A. Steel left the citythis morning
| for Atlanta on visit to the General Confer
ence. He will return in few days.
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DON'T co WHERE YOUR LOVE LIES DREAM
ING, but 20 to any cigar store restaurant and ask
for WnITLocK MODEL CIGARS, and dream the
happy hours away by yourself 1t will pay better In
lin ON
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BEDFORD ALUM AND IRON HATER.-For
chronic affections Of the THROAT, STOMACH, and
BOWELS this-the noblest Of natures remedies-is
unsurpassed. Read POLK MILLER & Co.'s adyer-
tIsement and call on them for pamphlet.
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LOOK Our FOR RoBBERs.-The house OF
Gray Evans, on Seventeenth street, was
entered by burglars on Saturday night and
robbed OF small sum OF money and lot
OF clothing.
On the same night the store Of ID. Meonl,
on Franklin street near the market, was
robbed Of a lot Of crockery and groceries.
The thieves effected an entrance through a
side door leading out into the hall.
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[ POLICE CouRr.-John Winston (eolored1,
charged with house-breaking and larceny,
was acquitted. ..l., ~
Annie AIfrIend and Alice Thompson
lcolored), were committed to Jail for fifteen
days each in default OF security as suspl-
cious characters. .,a :.
Several other triflins cases were dismissed
and several parties were fined for violations
OF city ordinances.
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HUsTINGs COURT GRAND JURr.-The grand
Jury of the Hastings Court met yesterday
and found true bills in the following cases ::
Charles Williams, felony, for entering the
dwelling-house of Thompson Chow and
stealing 81, ,45O and iewelry.
Thomas Jones, felony, for hssaul1ing
Harriet Hickman.
BIN. Dunlevy, misdemeanor (three cases.
for shooting at James McClernan and Pat.
rick Cummins, and for carrying concealed
The grand Jury was adjourned until
Monday.
The court will not be in session to-day,
but will meet Wednesday.
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GOOD BLACK TEA at 40, so, and rs cents per
pound. WALTER ID. BLAIR &c CO.,
9O3 Main street.
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AN IMPORTANT ADVANCE In the manufacture OF
toilet soaps was the introduction Of gyserine The
Transparent Soaps OF j. s. E. ATKINSON really
contain large percentage OF this valuable iugredt-
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BOLD POCKET RoBBERY.-A lady residing
at Mr.. E. c.. CabelEs, on Fourth street, had
her pocket picked by q negro boy as she
was walking along Fourth street between
Broad and Marshall yesterday. The lady
accidentally dropped her handkerchief; the
negro picked it up and handed it to her,
and while doing so he picked her pocket OF
purse containing quite a large sum Of
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PROFESSOR LAUBES May ball on the l4th in
slant will be grand affair." surprising In brilliancy
all previous efforts. ''- n.'.
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REMARKABLY GOOD GREEN TEA at 35 cents
per pound. WALTER ID. BLAIR e Co.,
003 Main street.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

HU- on all sdlea of RsaL Estate made betIoees
the lst or january and last Of June the torcgIe1
The present year have To be paid 6ythe pLrch0ser
On al sales made JetDee7a the 1st of JuLy and lad
oi the year the tares haze TO be paid by the settev
(ThiS custom was adopted about nftGen years age
by all the real estate agents In Richnond, ana an
niles to Richmond and yicinity1 a-
RORERT B. LYME, 8 p. H.. commissioners sale OF
brick store on the south side Of Brosd street
between Seventh and Eighth, with dwelling
over same.
WILLIAMS & GIBSON. 12 b., for Il. d. 7. Hum
fer splcial commissioner. 23.S00 Virginia TAX
having cons oil coupon bonds. 2.S56 Virginia tax
paying interest coupons, ll,0oO West Virginia
deferred certificates. r..
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BEST GUNpOwDER TEA at $3.50 per pound.
WALTER D. BLAIR s. Co..
903 Main street.
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The great reduction IN TEAS enables us TO offer
special inducements.
WALTER ID. BLAIR 6 CO.
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TIE STRAWBERRY CaoP.--Franklin DaTis
& Co. picked and shipped to New IofS yes
terllay 1890 quarts OF straw berries.
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FINE GUNrowpER TEA at 75c. 3hd 81 per
pound. -.. WALTEn ID. BLAZE sc Co.,
9O3 Main street.
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TIE GRASDEsT and most brilliant affair Of the
closing season will be Professor LAUBEs May ball,
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UNCLAIMED LETTERS. Letters and postais
addressed as follows remain unclaimed in
the Richmond post-office: Fl. c. Madison,
Mrs. H. Macon, w. .H. Mann, Nv. N. Mayo,
Ct. i. May tprinter), Frank Miller, u.
Moody, E. V. Morris, j. w. Morton, Bette
Omohundro, John O'Neil,; N. Page, j. 3.
page, Sarah Payne, j. T. Peck, Mrs. Z.
Pleasants, r. Platt, Mrs. n. Pollard, B.
pollard, Joseph Powers, j. ID. Portriss, n:
r. Page, j. B. Ralston, r. w. L. Raisln 8
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BEAUTIFUL, and ut the SAME PRICE mat IS
charged for ordinary pictures. Wesay by all means
20 to the "LEEn GALLERY. 920 Main street.
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UIHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
sTncKUOI DERS Of the VIRGINIA HOME
IXSi-P.NCE COMPANY will be held at the Office
n the con- papy on TUESDAY. May "A. 1873. Mt 8
.,t|r, =" p NJ Is. &. WHERRY, JR..
an s'a-td Secretary.
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TAKE YOUR CHILDREN TO the LEE GALLERY
and have good pictures Of them taken.
LEE GALLERY.-We commend 1t to the patron
age Of the public generally.
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN.
OPENING OF LARGE ASSORTMENT
LINEN SUITS
LADIES,
LEVY BROTHERS.
Also, large additions to their stock OF
DRESS GOODS, PARAsoLs,
UMBRELLAS, TRIMMINGS,
HAMBURG EDGTNGs and INsERTINGs.
LINEN GOODS OF every description.
RIBBONS,
= SILKS,
SATISS, &c '..'
GEsTLEMEN's FURNISHING DEPARTMENT
of
A. SAks & Co. -
is now teeming with all the latest novelties OF
LIsLE,
GAUzE,
BALBRIGGAN,
MERISo,
.. JEANS, t,e .ta
| -JACoSEr,
| LINE,
'UNDERwEAR.
The latest variety OF y.
| PARIS, LONDON, NEW YORK
SECKwEAR,
| TIES.
WHITE pERcALE AND CHEv1oT SHIRTS.
J NIGHT-SHIRTs! NIGHT-sHIRTs!
The most complete assortment can be found ~
A. sAKs Co.'s, 10l3 Main street.
THE EVENT OF THE SEASON will be Profess
ILAuBE's May bali, MaT lath.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-07

HOLLYWOOD CEN ETERY COM
I'll rANY.-The ANNUAL MEETING Of the
LTnCk noJ DERS OF THE HOLLYWOOD
CSrWrTERY COMPANY will be held on TUES
nay Nav 7. 1878, at O'Clock =. H., at the office
or ihe Virginia State Insurance Company, 10. zoos
Main street, IL. l. pnoohE.
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