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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-25

BAsE-BALL.-The New Bedford Base Ball
Club arrived yesterday morning and played
the Richmond Club, OF this city, a match
game ut the new baseball grounds, head Of
Clay street, yesterday afternoon. A fair
crowd was in attendance, and everything
passed Off pleasantly. The New Bedfords
are quartered at the American Hotel, and
will play the Atlantics, Of Richmond, this
afternoon, commencing at O'Clock. The
following is the score Of the egame played
yesterday afternoon:
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THE CARNIvAL.-The Theatre was apain
well patronized last evening, and the inter-
est in the carnival seems unabated. Miss
Katie Mera performed on the piano, Mrs.
Wood sang some pleasing selections, and
Professor Laube played on the violin with
piano accompaniment.
The election was carried on with spirit,
and Miss Lily Lottier was crowned Queen
of the Carnival. The ladies propose con-
tinuing the entertainment until Wednesday
OF next week.
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FUNERAL OF THE LATE WILLIAM E. Biz
FonD.-Mr. William Z. Binford was buried
Yesterday afternoon from his late residence
on Marshall street with appropriate Masonic
and Pythian honors. Rev. W. E. Judkins,
pastor OF Trinity church, conducted the re-
ligious services; Worshipful William H.
Williams, Of No. 10, conducted the Masonic
ceremonies; and II. D. Danforth, Chancel-
lor Commander, conducted the Pythian
services. There was a very large attend
ance and a profusion Of beautiful flowers.
His remains were inferred in Hollywood.
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WANTED IN PARIs.-A Richmond lady recently
arrived in the French capital where she intends 10
spend the summer, has just sent to Of her rea-
tives letter, from which extract the following
lines
1.-The Exhibition is undoubtedly splendid, and
outside OF this universal fair Paris affords more
marvellous attractions tEan any other city In the
world.
'iBut 10 where have the Partisan confcctioneSs
learned how 10 make ice-cream2 Not in Rich
mond, surely
''Woud that COLUMBUS could have taught those
pretentious limoaadierS the art of manufacturing
this delicious luxury, ICE-CREAM.
81 tell you, dear Willie, Columbus is much rant
ed in Parish"
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FAST TINE ON THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
RA1LRoAD.-One day last week General Su-
pcrintendent W. NJ. S. Dunn made The trip
from Richmond to Goshen in four hours
and twenty minutes, distance OF one hun
dred and siyty-eight miles-oVer thirsy-tiy
miles an hour. Robert Brannan, one OF the
best runners, had charge Of the engine, No.
81. The occasion of this fast trip was in
consequence Of the accident to the express
train ut Goshen bridge.
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EDUCATIONAL.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.-SUM-
~ MER LAW LECTURES tuine weekly, begin
llth July, 1878, and end llth September. Have
pursuc their studies at his or other Law-School :
3D. 10 those who propose to read privately: and 3D.
TO practitioner who have not mad the advantage Oh
systematic instruction.
For circular apply (P. 0. University Of Ylrglnia)
to JOHN B. MINOR,
my 25-2taw4w Professor Com. aud Stat Law.
V1HE TRUSTEES OF THE MILLER
L. NANUAL-LABOR SCHOOL of Albem2rle
elect q SUPERINTENDENT OF THE sc HOOL.
The emolumerts of the Office will be q salary OF
:2 900, with quarters and board Tor the sup rlE-
tcnIeut and his family.
Applications fer the position will be addressed TO
FRANCIS II. SMITH,
University of Virginia. or
CHARLES S. VENABLE,
my 4-codtJel5 Charlottesville. va.
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MEETING OF COMMISSIONERS OF ELECTION
To-DAY.-Messrs. R. T. Daniel, Jr., D. B.
Jones, ,.John j. Cannon, W. E. Nye, and d.
w. Bohonon will meet at the clerks office
OF the Hastings Court this morning at 10
O'Clock to canvass the votes and determine
the result OF the election held Thursday.
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The FLORAL FESTIVAL AND STRAWBERRY
FEAST for the benefit OF St. Johns German
music by a brass band and other attractions
Everybody should see the fine display OF
flowers. Admission only fifteen cents,
which includes refreshments.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
ANOTHER GIFT FROM Mr.. CoRcoRAN.-
The following will be read with interest: :
WASHINGTON, D. c., tfay %, 1873.
Governor =. w. AZ. Holiday, Richmond


Dear Sir,-A picture OF the stormfng OF q
redonbt at the, siege Of Yorktown, painted
by Lami, nm eminent historical artist OF
France, came recently into Rly possession,
and was placed for several weeks on exhi.
bition In the g Corcoran Gallery Of Art"
Subsequent reflection, however, suggest.
ed TO me the propriety of its permanent To-
cation in the State where the event it repre-
sen's occurred, and impressed with the con-
yiction, I now offer it to that State. through
the Governor, as an evidence OF my admi-
ration for the "old Commonwealth y which
has been Justly designated as the {" mother
OF statesmen and OF heroes"
II the painting is deemed worthy OF &C.
ceptance you wiltma1e sucn disposition OF
it as your judgment may direct.
Z With assurance Of high esteem, Iremain
yours, W. CoRcoRAN. .
2. S.-The dimensions of the painting are
eleven feetsiX inches by sixteen feet; width
OF frame, eight and three-quarter inches,
to be; added.
The picture is now in the hands OF an
artist for the purpose Of being retouched,
aud when perfectly dry will be forwarded
to vonr address, r-
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Personal---very.. j. G. Armstrong, D.
D., the new rector OF the Monumental
church, will reach Richmond next Satur-
day morning, and preach his first sermons
SUNDAY, June Cd.
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IcE-CREAM Of best quality and any favor de-
sired will be furnished tomorrow by leaving an or
der THIS DAY at WERNE's Church-IIill Confec-
tionery, No. 2504 Broad street.
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was warm and
cloudy, with shower about i p. NJ, and
clear weather later in the afternoon.
THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY: q "A. NJ, ,40a;
A. NJ, 70: noon, 75; 2. NJ, rs; 7.
~, 70; midnight, "a.
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WOE 4 RAcE.-Ar. o. j. Scho oolcraft re-
ceiYed telegram Yesterday stating that bis
Key West won the trot at Butler, Pa, yes
terday. The race was .of the thirty.6Ye
class, best three in i've.
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WOULD YOU ENJOY YOURSELF, or give plea
sure TO friend, pay visitto WERNE's new and
beautiful Churcl-Hill Confectionery, No. 1854
Broad street, and partake of some Of his superior
To-
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FOR ALL DISEASES OF THE TEETH AND GUNS
use MEADE & BAKERS CARBoLIC MOUTH
WASH Fifty cents bottle.
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to close at that time, and let it be generally
known. n;
Now that the m,lch-1eeded public appeal
has been made let Ils hope that our retail
merchants may not show any want OF con-
siIeration and accede to what viii rebound
to theirfbenetit. RETAIL DEALER.
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I HAVE. ASALYZED THE WHrsKEY KNOWN
under the brand Of "B-SELEcT,'' controlled by
Messrs. WALTER D. BLAIR & Co., Richmond,
Va, and find 1t FREE FRoI FUsIL OIL and other
impurities, and recommend ITS use for medicinal
and family purposes. j. Z. MCCAw, N. D..
late Pro fGssor OF Chemistry
Medical College Of Virginia
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IcE-CnEAM FoT SUSDAY.-Leare your orders
early to-day If you wish PIZZINI to furnish yot
with cream.
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EXCURSION SEASON OPENED.-The fast and
splendid steamer ARIEL Is now ready for charter
to churches. lodges military or other organizations.
Apply at COMP pan!'s Office, 903 Main street.
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FOR ULCERATEp MOUTH, the healing propertie
Of MEADE & BAKERS CARBoLIC MoUTH-WAsE
are unexceled. Fifty cents bottle.
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AS A FRAGRANT AND PLEASANT WASH for the
mouth, there is nothing so good as MEADE n BA-
KER's CARBoLIC MoUTu-WAsH. Fifty cents i
bottle
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RESIDENTS OF Church and Union Hills should
patronize WEREE'S new Confectionery liberally.
1t is the hantlsomest establishment You have ever
had IN Your midst.
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AyERILL CHEMICAL PAINT, ready-mixed for use
Durable, beautiful, and economical. Surpasses all
others. For sale by r. VI. POWERS Co.,
Agents for the Company.
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WERNE's Church-IIil Confectionery is not sur.
passed In beauty and comfort by any similar estab
ishment in this city, and the goods furnished are
tlle hest.
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CASH, ONE PRICE, AND NO DEVIATION.

If THE SUFFERERs FROM PREMATURE BALD
NESS but knew II. the tonic qualities Of outline are
specific. III no shape can it be used more agree
ably than in j. e. E. ATkINsoN's QU1SINE HAIR
LOTION.
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NJ. ELLYSoN I CO.. advertising agents, insert ad-
vertisements in all Of the newspapers Of the United
S,aes at publishers rates. Orders left at the Dis
patch countins-room viii receive prompt atten-
tlOn.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing Gooc lie
DISPATCH FRINTISC-floUsE. Gt'ot! work. low
prices, and satisfactiou gDarantead.
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REDUCTION IN PRICE OF ICE-CREAM.-PIZZI-
NJ Is selling his icecreams to families at S1.5C
per gallon. He makes them of the best materials.
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PIzZINI is making ice-crcam Of the following ia
vors from the juice OF the fruits: Pineapple, Or
anse, Strawberry, and Lemon. Also makes vanilla
and chocolate ice-creams.
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b Foe OFFENSIVE BREATH from decayed teet
and diseased gums, use MEADE BAKERS CAR
BoLIc MoUTn-WAsH. Fifty cents bottle.
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Leave your orders for CREAM for Sundays dinner
at JOHN ADAMS,
zoo east Main street.
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For THE MOST DELICIOUS ICE-CREAM go to
WERNE's new and elegant Church.H Hill Coufec-
tioncry, No. 1904 Broad street.
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MAss-MEETINGs IN BEHALF OF IHM1GRA-
TIoN.-At meeting OF the Tuckahoe Far
mers' Club yesterday, at the residence OF
Colonel Chastain White, the following reso-
luton was adopted:
ReSotued, That this Club recommend to
the people of Henrico and Richmond city
and adjoining counties to hold nass-meet-
ing in behalf of immigration TO Virginia,
and that a committee be appointed to select
place in the city OF Richmond for this
meeting, and invite Senator j. W. john
ston,, General Fitzhugh Lee, and other
prominent citizens, to attend and address
the people on this subject, so important to
the prosperity OF the State.
DR.: Thomas Pollard, DR.. L. r. Dickin-
son, Colonel Chastain White, General James
G.. Field, and j. A. Cowardin, Esq.,, were
appointed a committee to carry out this re-
solution. "
Senator Johnston is president Of the Vir-
ginia Immigration Society, and has made a
number of speeches at the North on the adj
vantages and capabilities OF Virginia. GEN
eral Lee"is' one Of its yice-presidents, and
has also done good work in this bchalf. I
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INCIPIENT TARTAR AND SCuRF removed by
MEADE c BAKERS SAPoNINE DENTIrRIcE.
FifSy cents box.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
MACHINERY FOR SALE.

MACHINERY FOR SALE.
One new FRICTION-FEE4 CIRCULAR SAW.
MILL with 25-foot CARRIAGE, RATCHET
HEAD-BLOCkS; 90 feet Of WAY-lRONS-all
Also, one l2.horse power PORTABLE EN-
CINE, S-inch cylinder and 12-inch stroke, mount
ed OH strong runnIng-gear. All for $500.
This machinery IS sold under deed Of trust for
this amount. It's list price Is 1900. Address
w. Fl. GOODE,
my 2J-lw Box 20, Stauuton, Va.
NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE.-A good
IN opportunity 10 engage In The newspaper (dailyl
business In this city, with only $4C0 or 5000 cash
capital. Address, giving real name,
ALBERT, carrier No. s,
my 23-6tx Richmond, Va.
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DISCoLoRED TEETH rendered beautifully white
by the use OF MEADE y BAKERS SAPoSINE DEN
THRICE. Fifty cents box.
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Old-fashiou MoLAssEs-CAHDY 15c. per pound
at JOHN ADAMS,
200 east Main street.
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EASE-EALI..

DASE-BALL.-Therew will be a MATCH
ID GAME OF BASEBALL between the RICH
MOSD and the NEW BEDFORD BASE-BALL
CLUBS on FRIDAY EVENING a, 4 O'Clock: aud
on SATURDAY between ATLANTIC and NEW
BEDFORD ar same hour Seats for aecommoda-
ilon of the public. Admission, % cents.
INV 23-3L
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For BLEEDING; GUMS, use MEADE & BAKER;
CARBOLIC MOUTIL.WAsH. Fifty cents 4 bottle.
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SWEET ORANGEs.-PIzzINI has nice lot of
sweet and juicy oranges.
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LOST, S100,000!


It is estimated That the above amourti, lost to The
purchasers of
DRY GOODS
by not buying their goods where they can be had at
THE LOWEST PRICES.
These are times when every dime should be saved.
PURCHASERS OF DRY GOODS
will find II to their advantage to supply their wants at
LEVY BROTHERS,
who show at all times the
LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
GOODS IN THIS CITY,
and give the lowest prices.
Their TERMS are
CASH, ONE PRICE, AND NO DEVIATION.
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THE GOVERNORS EefE.
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA,
GOVERNORS OFFICE.
RICHMOND, MAY 23, 1878,

+.
W. W. Corcoran, Esq:
Dear Sir,-Your letter offering to present
to the State OF Virginia "a picture Of the
storming Of u redoubt at the siege OF York
town, by Lami. an eminent historical artist
Of France" reached me by mail to-day.
In accepting this very handsome gift for
the State which have the honor in this
transaction to represent, need not say how
gratefully it will be received by all the peo-
pie OF the Commonwealth, and how cordi-
ally they will unite with me in returning
their thanks.
The gift is enhanced in value by the terms
OF your letter rendering it. Both shall be
preserved with equal care, SO that the mem
ories OF a race which moved you to so much
admiration shall animate their descendants
for generations to come.
With sentiments OF high regard, very re-
spectfully yours,
FRED. W. NJ. HOLIDAY.
The picture will probably be suspended
on the wall of the Senate chamber facing
the Presidents chair, that being the only
place at the Capitol where a picture Of such
dimensions can be properly displayed.
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I,ssr of EErTERs.
-'>Ii;i r TST OF LETTERS REMAINING In
.-ssrts nsySIGES ISIfsfIAf{l&ll AfAY "

r TST OF LETTERS REMAINING In
1.-the posF-oFFICE AT RICHMOND, MAY
2o' 1863. LADIES, LIST.
,nnn NJ. Il. W. Hancock, WI. Morris, II. fs
Rates, Rates MoIi!e H.rtap, NJ. isssas. g. !.
RnoEcr Lizzie Hawkins, T.. Ra'phs. L.
bowman, Emily HobsSa. E. SandoirN, Is,
Rsosss Ss;,n a snos hsss Maria r. Fuss Fasse Judy
Ssbsii' ". A. .Je.gress, Miss Sheperd, d,
csrrer, S.itie james, L. Station, Doiite
Ssnads. Martha Jackson. L. Taylor, M.
C,amnsnr s. ,Isunes, T. &. Tinsey, G. r.
S,arts Narrarc. Ishnson, s. TODD, Lizzie
Cnnrc Alice fphnton. NJ. a. Valentine. M.
n.yis < E. Jna,es, T.. Washington, y,
irwin Mrs, n. Jones, Z. z. Washington, A.
Fasis' Jennie Ioues, L. B., White, r.
Eas;es. r. 4. Kaat. ". NJ WnIia ms, n.
Farl EoSay Miller, Site Wired, Il.
Graves Mary Martin, NJ. Williams. G..
Cyavcs ~ r, N,rtin. Rosa Young, l.. j.
Gramfner RI. A, }.aasoH, Stella
.sENTLEMEN,s LIST.
Allison. IT, F,t,ter, wm: Mathews, DR.. T.
BseS RiT'p PSsas Sse ii Harris Ken. Metz, F.w.
Bishnp Wm. NJ. Harrison, A. Nj. Mosley, w.
& Co Easkins. Cole McGruder, s.
Bowscrs John Haype, W. w. Nalto, j.
RowSes, WI. Howard, y W. Naihan Sam.
Burke, r. A. jackson, VIM. Scland. T. w.
Barieboidcr D. Il. johnson, j.. j, Pragheimer, ID.
SSroew. sSys <. Johnson, Major Rex, ", II:
Cody, II. = - % %Elchsrds' 4. F.
Sg SCgpockettELt2l johnson, s. W. Shepard, aiaj. W.
i,svis, DAVIS, Pierce Kern, ". Shepard, w.R. s
Davis, Gust. Isdforce, W. T. 90.
Douglas, WIZ. II. Lew IN. w. smith. ID. T.
East, j. Lewis & Nichols Washington, II.
Ep,cr II. j. Iowery, E. White, John
EN- Ea Earl R W.. VI aya5 Maysh55, :. B. '.ma4 Waiss
Fsszere, Connect Mays, Or. 4: (2) Winston. L.
6 Co. Msjor. Danie!
MISCELLANEOUS.
sweop Steake Machine Company, return letter 10
No 2T00 Main street. corner Twcnsy-seycnth.
WV FORBES. Postmaster.
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p1SEAppLrs at 1oc. apiece at P1zz1srs.
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TOILET ARTICLES.

L
LTEEiISs EISs HAVERsbbEkRRiW15kAtr IAVESbER WArEk ihAe'S
tTTBIS,s LTBIS,s IioiLET TOILET soApS, Sen
C0TDRAY,s GENUINE EXTRACTS.
COUDRhY,S STICK POMATUM,
LGSDB0RG'S ELEGA 81 i;t 1i{ EiX{TRAcTs,
C93fLGGaaTrEE,S C9fG GaTE,S R9ESAnnRS IW W aThRs Thi''
9iG C93iLGGATEE,SS aTE,S LSxTRTTtESbbEs LtSSsoRTEb sS,pS mfpsEh'
SaepnY As nY1HiNn ~ MhITrIi. Ii.EAiN WASfi fM.sB
Si,PT SSApNNiNGEr NJ ENGr1STnMTNE nSSMTIniMETKNsIEE 'A d h'''
GAL,DEKfS,S sr1, IlETSIIrrKfiIGpEG,, r. pG,rnrs
Uldf I,tU2it SES I,s ? SSntfT2 dn9 S1Igah ~
KAWs EFNShifSsah FNGfsh 53TH.aRtSnES
GOSNELL,S ToOTM-PASTE, -
SAUNDERS,s sF1CE-POWDER.
LADY BYRON FACE-POMDER'
SAsMEatHk1 SifXHakEhEE HATAER gdESesH sss COLOGNE
FINE BUFFALO-HORN COMBS.
ELEGANT, An TGunTA,P,EKiG,%teA y, a, CoMDS'
S,,iIts TSFaYTS, Iiaii'hfI HaIP-SfTSHES
BADGER SHAVING-BRUSIlES,
EMERSONS, ,H RAZnK,SISLA A SL
Handsome DREsSINs-CAsEs,
The leading HAIR La sI,R PREPAsRAIioNs' IN
FLESli-BRUSHES,
FLESH-TOWEI.S
FLESH-GLOVES.
POLK MILLER 6 CO, Apothecaries,
nR, D,ARMsTADT,s DROPS, for chro-
~ s,,,,o- -
heartburn and funess
bh' - ~ - Ii ~ DNoA - t''
-
a. $3.50 MEADE BAKERS Drugstore,
-----------------
u
DYSPEPSIA, SICK-IIEADACliE.
crros,r y, n..IMST.nJrS
.>-rr-nVGpEppJE DROPS.
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WARM SPRINGS.
w BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA,
are now open. They are hfle miles from Mni-
b0ro' depot, OH the Chesapeake and ONO ratiroar:
The BATHS are warm sulphE.- wafer, ninety -eight
degrees temperuture-that for the ladies Is htty
feet, and that for the gentlemen forty feel IN da.
ter: both beautiful swimmipg-pools, with now OF
one thou sand gallons per minute.
Stages and private hacks from every train: send
for namnbleis JOHN L. EUBANk,
nv l6-2m Proprietor.
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CHAFFIE. STAPLES & Co, 5 p. NJ. trustees
sale Of business property on The south side OF the
dock. at The corn'r OF Eighteenth street.
ROBERT r. LYME. y. NJ. trustees sale of land
on The corner OF hicDonough and Sixth streets,
Manchester.
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P1zzlsr is selling IcE-cnEAa at $50 per ga
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LEMONS only aSc. per dozen at PIzzlNl's.
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DOoKANn JOB WORK NEATLY Exc
Id EcUTEn q the DIsfAFCH PRiNTis6'
H0LEE
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T1HE HYGEIA HOTEL, oil, OLD poINr pS IN,

NrnwEnRT VA.-Situated within 100 yards
of Fort Monroe. Open all the year. with ample ca
aety for 600 guests Has al Ss IN sSsry
ronn, xaier hatf.rooms aud closets on each foor.
SIX daily malls aud telegraph office. Fifteen to
twenty rst-class steamers land daily texeept sas
comfortably heated, and every comfort prox.eeu p
Tor Tourists and hralth-seekers during tue Mhtsr.
narjor beach FOR bathing ut d0or-sleps, ana goeI
from May until November. Boating, hshins, anu
driving especially attractive. Send Sor efcaiaf eS
scrtbing hygtentc adyantages.
TERMS "a TO $3. 30 per day, according 20 ioca-
tion or and number In rcoms length ef STAY. az
apl0.tAnal Proprietor.
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WARM SPRINGS.

WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA.
Is now open for the reception OF peasure-seekers
and invads. .,n,.,
This lovely place Is situated In the besatifal val.
lev of the French Broad, within eight miles Oh
railroad ..,,s
we have fine band OF music. attentive servants,
and all other accommodations TO be found al lrss-
For particulars apply for descriptive ps%mphis'. %
~r1,,u, Proprietor.
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january 3.ls72.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-25

The oration OF General Lee was received
with great applause, and at its close per-
feet ovation was given him. hundreds flock
ing to the front of the stand, and for fifteen
or twenty minutes he was busily employed
shaking hands with the ladies and gentle
men.-Sun'S rep0rt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-25
OVATION TO THE ORATOR.

The assemblage was dismissed with bene-
diction by Rev. Douglass Forrest, OF How
ard county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-25

TOE RENT. ONE OF TEOSEE9
4 SPLENDID TENEM ENTS In Linden III
Row, on Franklin street between First ana Second
streets Twelve rooms: kitchen stable, &c. Apply 10
nv 2l.3t ROBERT b. LYME.
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sOm REar.

TOR RENT, BRICK DWELLINGG "a
II No. 23ll Franklin street: ten rooms LII
Kitchen four roorns brick stable and 'he necessary
out-houscs: hath; city water and gus; IN GOOD order.
Also. TWO BRICK DWELLINGS, Nos. 1913
and 1915 Grace street; eight rooms each ki chcns
two rooms gas; city water and cosSts In good
order.
Also, BRICK DWELLING, corner Fourteenth
and Ross Streets twenty-one roonls; gas: city va
ter: bash and closets. This Is good location
for clearinghouse, for which purpose 1t has been
used for som" wears: in MS repair.
Tcae HOUSES will be rented rega; diess Of price.
f.. a. j. CLQPTGE.
E,cYtnth street between Alaln ana Bark.
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NTANTED, a WHITE WET-NURSE;
NV must be wei recommended. Apply st 5 p.
". to ts.s Or. MCG UfRE.
my Z3-4tk Gil Franklin street. ~
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