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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-09
PAILAS PARA INGBNI0.

Las hay de todes tamafos legftinaa dc Carron
hasta 500 galon0s en- oil almacen de los Sres AMEiL
JULIA CoMP de Aguadilla Para mas pormenoref
dirigirse { lOa otad0~ sahorea.
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HOTEL Y BANGS
ola VIZCAINA."

FL acrcditado hotel Ia Yizcaina." cuyo nombre
es yn uniyersalmcnte conocido ha pasado 4 Ia pro.
piedad de ID. Manuel Rodriguez. antique dueGo d.
La Corunesa."
Reputable como esti ya desde mucho tempo esta
p8rt~ ademas contando con excelentes bahos Ia
altura dc los mejores de Europa por demas esta en-
carecer nuevaments has ventAjas quo ofrecc su pro-
pietario los quo Re diQncu honrars neistiendo su
mesa ocu panio Sus numerosas liabitaciones.
Excelentc seryicio. uodicidad los precios es
paciosos Ventilados cuartos. sobrs todo trato
una mesa esmeradisimos. rs 10 qne brinda los
hores huespedes coneurrentes el reformado hotel
La Viz':aina"
Puerto-R Rico. calle de San Justo. Nuns isyl6
Ebre IA MANUEL RoDRraUEz
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EN- FL ALMACEA
DE
DON ALVARO VAZQUEZ.
DE PUERT0.aICO,
Sc ENcuESTRA DE yESTA Lo slGuIENTE:

Hero en- barras chapas de to,ias dimen-
stones
IIicrro galvanizado del liso acanalado, cum
breras y.canales, tornillos y cayos para el mis-
mo zinc.
Acero fundido J ordinario, tornillos y tuer-
cas- de todas dinensienes, li:nas de todas classes.
Cobre en- plancha para alanIbiques otros
usos, remaches cabillas barrns reslondas.
Cabillas dc hierro galvanzado con sus arah-
delas
Clavos de hierro gayanzado de eobre pa
re- embareaeiones.
Ees lie herro y bujes dc todas elases para
carretas eoches.
Sopandas abraZaderss para ilem.
Para sacar pietlras 5arras pscos, cilhas
mandasfas, picos para los caininos carre.
teraS
pnturas, sceites aguarras en- barricas J
Ell canas
Ciuvos de tonelero ndni. 8 y 10 y de pales lie
todas clases.
Azadas brnnidas 1 medic bruhir.
Ejes para toneeros de todas diinensones.
Coma cii plancha, primera clase, para juntas
de maquinaria.
Sierras de are tronzadores mimic en- poiyo,
Efectos para buques, dep6sito de maderas
del pals. vgueria. &c.
Sc admitel encargos de todas classes en- ma.
quinaria y felreteria, columnas, bslconajes, tn-
bcrias para Haciendas &c, &c d. 8.
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Ayiso 1 los seiores embarcadores.

Las mercancias embarcadas por los vapores de Ia
linea ArriDa que sgnen este puerto des-
.is eae mes en- adelante pagarn el fete en- vez de
neos la libra esterlina al cabio corriente de gire
en- las fcchas DC las arribadas Les quo pague1 81
pS de capa on veg del ~ p% senalado sobre netcs
en general ~. ~ Oct-
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Excepciones de Ia sobredicha tarifa.

Excepciones de la sobredicha tarifa.
del tipo cue los Hdutos: ninos. dc amos de edad
pagan Ia cuarta parte del pasae de adulto ninos
de menos do 3 afios. gritis
b. = Cri%1a6 que ocupAn eamaroteS toman s1e
,.omidas Bl salon de las damas. la ca
mara de sls amos, pagan dos tercera6 parties del
pasaje de primera cfnAfa: criados seran colocad0s
an la segunda canara
c. Pasaieros de primera camara que deseen el
uso exclusive de eamara. satisarah dos yeces e
importe del pasale.
Is. = PasaJaros que hagan e viaje q Europa POI
sf.ls yaDoreA dos entr0 del t6fnaino de dOce
masee RozArsM de una rebAjR de 10 pa sobre u i'm
Dorte del segnndo billete al tomarlo.
E. PasajerUs que tomen billete de primer8 CANA
"a de ida y vueitR 8 Europa yiee=Yersa goaran dc
unn reDala de IS p.s sobre e imp0re del pasaje que
tOaue al servico de la Inca de Hamburgo. Billees
pendldos con las rsbalas do epetumbre que sueleT
coneeder las HnAas de c0nexion. pOr las cuales &
trasporte sea efectuad0.
Rilietee de ida vueta son yalederos por 10 meses
sin que estos como los denas puedaR transformed
Ia fess.ia de una sexta parte sobrs el tipo es
tableeido qiese hHrd en- favor de families sQiamen
6o sin rehaja para tpaoe los ndylduos de h familin
Megara III innbo bofte del pasaje dc cHatrQ adultO9.
Sc comprande una faTnillA padres. hiipe criad0s
40 so haee rebae psrsona aas tome biliete de ids
vuelta.
Para naGs pormenores dirigirse on AguaelIla 10
Horas silva Ftrrer Co.. I'm Maya4snez Eres Heissa
kran~eer 4 60 En- PaRee, Hres. Schr0der coz
saa Juan do Puerko-kic0
FEDDERSEN WIIIINK a CO
san Juan DO pnsgto- Rico. agosto DO 1877,
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Una respectable fa-

milia espafola de esta ciudad solcita una ms
titutriz que Sc encargue de la enseaanza y edu-
cacion de un niho y dos nihas, siendo condi.
cion indispensable que conozca el ngles y ell
frances, a fin de que pueda enseiiar esos idio-
mas 4 los educandos.
Para mformes dirigirse 4 Don NJ. Arribas,
Ponce, con buenas yeferenciaa hta, lie.
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ADTER CIA.

Los que suscrben, hermanos de d. Placido
Gonzalez Rodriguez yecino de Utnado. '
resldente en- 81 barrlo denominado los Angeles,
hacen presente al pdbieo de esta locahdad
resto de la isla, encontrarse dcho seiaor at;lda.
de una enfemedad Elental, segun opeion
facultativa, que le prohibe practcar nerocia-
ciones Gle ninguna especie por la razen cx.
pEesta Lo que ponemos en- conocilaiesto %.
neral para evitar perinicios los in.ereses Ism.
to partieuares como delinteresada. F5unc;s.
co Goasalsz Rodriguez Agusfis, Gonsalg,
u Rodriguez a.
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MuebIes de yenta.

Los hay baratos en- Ell pahellon del captain
en- Casa Blanca. 6-76 /.
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Sc hallaR de yenta en- esta Administration y
apreeios modestos los siguientes:
Via-CrScis -Silahario hbro primero de
Lectura. Manual de Moral practice. Carti-
La. yeterinaria popular. - Eejrcicios de los
80 daB. -Gnirnaldas de divinas flores -Rubi de
la ninez. --Nueva vista a. Santisimo Sacramen-
To- Boletin Ecclesiastical -Diccionario de la
Lengua Castellana. Ademas hay an cuadro al
6leo do San Rogue.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-08

Hprrp L0CA. ITEMS. The amount or
I-nitnd States revenue collected yesterday
was S7,427.S3.
The schooner Joseph Farwel, Farwc!i
master. cleared Yesterday for Rio Grandc
do sui with 1850 barrels Of -four, valued at
IS. 22O. 50, shipped by the llaXai-Cren>haW
4 meeting OF the Republican District
Committee will be held to-day At I O'Clock
p. NJ. to consider the political situation III
this district.
The entrances Yesterday were the Nor
wecian bark Carl Mcnc>s, to load tobacco
FOR Germany under charter from curtis "
Parker, and the British brig Emily Ray
mond, to loai flour for Bahia for the flaXaIl-
Crenshaw Company.
But little business was transacted al the
Tobacco Exchange Yesterday on account or
the annual meeting. Seven packages were
sold; highest reported price, $G4.
The coastwlse receipts yesterday were
hay and bone-d dust; one vessel came light
to load. One cargo OF lumber was shipped.
The Jewish population OF Richmond yes.
terday closed their places OF business anu
suspended their usual avocatons in annual
observance OF the Day Of Atonement. Ser
vices were held in all OF the synagogues.
IpnTlcO Cull SOull ASNe 's' i"''
term vestei day. The docket embraces 4
large number Of civil cases.
For last week the city receipts were as
follows: Gas, S2,440.05; wafer, S3,20I.23; /;
taxes. S7547i; Seabrook's warehouse,
1886. Is; sundries, 2S.90-total, s6,S9I.GG.
Tn the Supreme Court OF Appeals Judge
Christian has allowed an appeal in the case
OF B. w. Chancey and others from the CIR
cuit (n,trt Of PittSylyania.
The grain market was to!eraoly active
Yesterday. Very good wheat brought S!.0S;
white corn, sc cents. All the oats sold was
on private terms.
Sunday night 4 live infant was let at a
residence on Broad street near Twclltb. IL
was sent to the Second police station, ana
from thence to the amshouse.
Yesterday morning Mrs. sclVlta' residing
on Church street, Oregon Hill. accidentally
slipped into the canal, above the Trede@ar
Works. where the current is swift, ana
came near drowning. She floated out into
the middle OF the stream, but was rescued
by Tim Sullivan, who jumped in and swain
TO shore with ber. She had sunk twice.
Company + will have full-dress arill
and inspection tonight, preparatory TO their
visit to Washington.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-08

FR1ENDs-HA YEARS MEETING YEsrER-
DAy.-There were two services Sunday, at
each of which remarks were made by slrs.
Julia Valentine and Mrs. Mary G. Thomas,
of Baltimore, ministers in the Society, and
Mr. John =. CrenShaw, OF this city. The
remarks OF the ladies' ir the morning meet
ing were more extended, and were delivered
with great carnestness and power. Their
themes were greater Spirituality and the
power Of Il willing servant Of Christ-one
who has the lciN Is well Is the desire to be
q Christian.
Yesterday was the regular business or
"half.year's" meeting Of the members in
this portion OF the State. The usual routine
business was transacted and repre> entatives
appointed to the yearly meeting in Balti-
more, TO which Jurisdiction the members
here are attached. There seemed to be
much qualification at most OF the reports
concerning the state OF the Society. The
meeting concluded its business and ad-
iourIed shortly after o'clock.
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WEATHER REPORT.

crxops,s FOR THE PAST TwENTY.ToUR
,,m'ss.-W Washington, October 1.--Wlnds
il". nv sbi,ted 10 southeast and southwest. with
l,H,, n;nndv and rainy weather throughout the
,5"nt,c States. Warmer, partly cloudy
-'.oa,brr is reported from the Gulf states.
with northerIy wirds in the INTERIOR but
sn,,,bcrlv winds on the coast.
,xn,r ,TIoNs FoR To-DAY.-For the Mid
a,a STATES. south and west winds. falling
barometer, warmer, partly cloudy weather.
amd IN northern portions numerous rains.
For the South Atlantic and Gul! States,
slightly higher pressure, partly cloudy or
r,ror weather. northwest TO southwest
winds. and stationary temperature, follow
~ in the southwest by southeast WINDS,
warmer. cloudy weather, and falling oa-
rometcF. ---
Tt,y WEATHER YESTERDAY was cool, rainy,
and d;Sagrccable.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. M, % !;
o A, NJ. Sc noon, SO; I. NJ, %; l..
NJ. IS: midnight. d.
Mean temperature. JG.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-08

INSTALLATION OF OFFICERs-DELEGATEs
TO TIE GRAND DIvISION.-At Il regular
meeting OF Shockoe-Illll Division, No. 81,
Sons OF Temperance, held last night. the
following officers were installed by &. W.
Z. r. B. Wilson and q. &. DR.. II. Z. Mayo !:
George II. Valentine, w. F.; K. Ealcry
Freeman, W. A.; William Hancock. r. S. !;
A B. Tyson, a. r. S.; W. Leigh Burton,
L. S.; William 7. Allen, Treasurer; II. Il.
Smith, Chaplain; George NJ. Long, c.; II.
NJ. Bowers, A. c.; Il. E. knowles, I. S. :;
Henry Schad, .. S.; George W. Mayo, p.
W. P; DR.. Theodore =. Mayo, Local
Deputy.
The following delegates were elected to
the Grand Division William T. Allen,
specil delegate. and p. W. P.'s Y. K. An
drews, W. l.. Burton, c. S. Britain, l.. +.
Bossieux,.D. W. Bohonon. G. 4. Crawford,
II. p. Elston. Il. Vaery Freeman, William
s. Gilman, William Hancock, George NJ.
Long, E. G. Minor. T. p. Mayo, George w.
Mayo, G.. Nichols, NJ. b. PoiteauX, S. T.
Perkinson, r. r. Reynolds, Fl. r. Smith,
George Ii. Valentine, r. B. Wilson, George
ID, Wise.
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fC communicated /

RICHMOND. VA. October !. 1873.
E,iiiorS Dispatch: Will you plea-e be
kind enough - publish The following Lrici
synopsis OF our past career:
In 1861 we bought the Sixth Mount zion
Baptist church for S,22.2222j from Wellington
GoGdin. We have made an addition 10 the
church at Il cost Of $3.50. Our incidental
expenses have been and arc ct present over
Sl00 per month. But. through the merc;es
OF God, we are able 10 say that to-day we
have paid our last bill, and are free from
debt.
We take this means Of returning our sim
ccrc thanks 10 Il generous public, both
white and c0lorcd, for their ioeralily and
assistance.
\ fair will commence on the third Mon
day night in this month. continuing one
week. for the rurposc OF raising funds tt
purchase Il communion set.
Rev. JouN JASPER, Pastor;
J. W. JOHNSON, Clerk;
GEORGE HAYES. Trrstcos
RALrH HILTON,
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ANNUAL ELECTION OF The TOBACCO TRADE.
At the annua! meeting OF the Richmcnd
Tobacco Trade, held at the Tobacco En-
change yesterday, tie following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: James
4. Scott, president: {. X. Barksdae, vice
president; Pcytou Wise, secretary and
treasurer. The new Board Of Governors
consists OF I!esSrs. Scott, Barksd dale. and
Wise, &C cticio. and AcsSrs. II. y. Mills,
Tucker Cavring,On, i. y. Christian, james
7. Gray. William IL. Perkins, and p. Il.
Mayo. Mr.. K. i. Irice was elected auc-
tionecr.
The annual rcaorts were submitted and
read, but they contained nothing OF interest
to the public Il: iarCc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-08

DUNCAN MEMORIAL MoSUMENT.-At a
called meeting OF the Duncan Memorial
Association, held yesterday at the Broad-
Street Methodist Episcopal church, the fol-
lowing persons were appointed commit
tee to obtain designs and estimates OF the
cost of monument to be erected over the
grave of the late Rev. James A. Duncan, ID.
D.: j. P. Branch, j. 3. Pace, W. X. Watts,
Il. Wiley Davis, W. E. Judkins, j. &. Hunt.
W. A. Shepard. The early erection OF tAe
mon nument Is in contemplation.
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Editors Ui$pn'ch: Entertaining the
highest respect for thc gentlemen who paid
me the colnpiimtn: 10 announce that l
would speak il Manchester 1t the Green
back meeting last Saturday night. and tiiat
I am Il canva>>er for tie county OF Chester
field TO prevent misrepresentation | state
that my name was used IN This connection
DAVID l.. PULIIAM.
NQnchc&tcr NN., Ottohcr !. 1873.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-08

THE GoOCIILAXD ECRnER.-Sheritf Par
sons. Of Gcoci!and COUNT, will be here to-
dav TO take into custody he cOloced man
Charles Wingiici&, recently arrested By Ser
Geant Hall, charged will! being one Of the
GuochIand murdcrerS. Both Mr. and Mrs.
lIeuly have seen the prisoner. Tie former
thinks he is one G! tie men who we're in the
store The day before the robbery and mar
der. Mrs. EicHiy canmot iics.ify him.
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HEBREW DAY OF ATOyEMENT.- Sunday
evening at sunset tie Hebrew Day OF
Atonement commenced, and continued un-
Ill yesterday evening 1t The same hour.
The day is one OF the most solemnly kept
in the whole year. Services were held at
the svnaco@lIeS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-08

TIE Uses TO WHICH MURRAY & LANMAN's
FLORIDA WATER is put may, without eXagsera-
ton be said 10 be universal In refined and cnlti-
ya,ed society II is recognized as the most refreshing
and az, eeabe OF perfumes for the handkerchief the
toilet. aud the bath.
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sH0T DEAD.

A STORY OF a GIRLS BETRAYAL AND UE
SPEEDY VENGEANCE TAKEN UPON HER
"LOyERr BY HER BROTHER-HESRICo
COUNTY THE HOME OF THE PARTIES AND
THE SCENE OF TIE CONFERENCE.-THE
BROTHER sURgENDERs AND GIVES HIS
ACCOUNT OF THE AFFAIR.
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ScHooL-sIioEs, all the styles, cheapat
BOsCHES'S. 500 amt 8 | Broad street.

RELIEF At LAST from choiera-irfanium ana
summer complains. Or. MoFFETT's TEETHiSA
trcethlng Powier.) regulates the bowels and makes
tecthing easy. lie us ernplions and sores, removes
and preveuts the rc rma ion OF worms In children
No mother should be without H. X. ". POWERS e
Co, Richmond. and all druggists, keep It.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

C,recu EoTEs.-At the Broad-Strect
Nc,holi.t church on Sunday Rev. ;. y.
S,rI urpachctl. and received three persons
nv certificate. Snccia services were held
dnrinc the past week, and will he continued
Al Centenary church DR.. Finley preached
,,Il 4. NJ. and Dr.. Sictld At night. One
nlrson was received on profession.
Rev. A. G. Brown. Of Ciay-S,rcct church.
nrcachcd in the afternoon at the almshouSe.
ST Trinity Methodist church Rev. w. +.
Judkin> received four persons on probes
sion Of faith, and three o! them were bap-
tiz"d. .,,. r,,ooo
Roy. Or. Edwards preached at Park-Place
church. aud received one person on proIc>-
sion. SpcciaI services are being held there
tniS week, rs also at Oregon Methodist
church.
AZ the Monumental church, the pastor
having returned, services were held morn
ing and afternoon.
rcv. DR.. i;ogc preached for the first time
since his return from Europe Sunday morn
inc. He bad large congregation, lnclli-
din~ pcoplc OF ali denominations. AT his
Sunday-cyenng services the congregation
was sill greater. Both sermons were elo-
o,1pnt and able cXpoSiiiCnS OF Scrptural
truths. The Sutipring> OF southern brethren
from vcIow-tcvcr were referred TO with
much latho>.
Rev. =. &. Nash preached Oh Sunday for
Rev. Or. Read, OF the G-acc-Street Presby-
tcrian church.
At NcnabIe-St:cct Baptist church. at
mass-mceting OF the church held sunday
afternoon, II was resolved 20 observe tins
week as one OF special prayer; services to
be held III 1:39 p. N.
AT Gracc-Strect Baptist church, ut night,
the pastor baptized enc person.
At Pinc-Strcct church, ut the communion,
after preaching, four persons received the
righl-hand OF fellowship.
At Union chapel. Howard's Grove, the
meetings are still increasing in numbers and
interest. Up t. Sunday night thrty-siX
persons had made profession OF religion,
and there we're fifteen seekers OF religion.
Meetings every night this week at 1870
o'clock
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-08

THE BEST ARTICLES At LOWEST PRICES
IaglIlTr:. Coffee at | &C, per pound:
Rich Cream Cheese III lJc. PER pound;
Really good Tsa ut Jtc. per pound;
Fredericksburg Family Fiou: IL $3.50 per sar: ;
Choice Hams az s.. per rouad;
Finnst Ecc:-TungUps ~ soc.
Duli Gor,.on sherry 81 - !,c: gallon:
ID Sclrct.'' - G,cuwGDh." anl "Al!c-hany y
Whistler. fn"-t French Brandy. &C., 1T lowest
prices. cigar, IL al! grades.
". u. BiAIR Il CO.,
gD3 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-08

AID FOR THE YELLow-FErER SUFFERERS
Total receipts, S9,549.9s.
Received OF Miss Ella Adams, from sale
OF bouquets, 1915; through j. L. Jones,
ESQ, entertainment given By the Louisa
Amateur Minstrel<, $21.55: through the
same. contributed by Yancesyile Christian
church. Louisa county. 1920; from L. S.
Edwards, secretary, for Louisiana Division
Army Northern Virginia, New Orleans,
S47.32; from Sunday school of Twenty
tifth-Street Christian chapel, SIS.
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UNCLAIMED LETTERS. ana postals
addressed ms follows remain unclaimed IN
the hichmond post.office: Daniel Henry,
John B. Hamil, Marcia Burrus, Mrs. Lizzie
Allen, Mrs. Virginia Archer, Mrs. A. E.
ArnaiI, dressmaker; M. L. Andersen, Mrs.
q. w. hrmistead.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-08

THE VIRGINIA HOTEL. Staunton, Va. offers SUI
pe rior accomm odations II! moderate rates TERMS ::
SO and $3.50 per day. Headquarters Tor coinmer-
clal men, and only 81 per day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-08

Ge&eEYANcHs OF REAL ESTATE FOR THE
WEEK ENDING OCT0BER5, 1S7s.-Lots frent-
ing: 3Gt feet on Tlirteth street lhalf sn-
terest for $l32; 250 feet on Eighth street
(haif iatsTest) for $500; 20 feet on Broad
street near Second for $500 70 feet on
Hancock street xear Leigh for 500; So
feet on Eighteenth street between Clay and
yenabie for $l75; I'll feet on Williams
burg avenue between Gillie's creek and
Gas-Works for S5; so feet on st. James
street lhalf interesD tor $500; 30 feet on
Eederaj street corner Of William for s7J;
324 feet on Grace street between Laurel and
Sbafer for 5000; 224 feet on Broad street
bsweea Eighteenth and Nineteenth for
$3.50: 1035 feet on alley between Four
teens b and Fifteenth streets sor Sl.S0O; "a
feet 90 Poplar street betWeen Fourteenth
and Fifteenth streets for 5000.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY,

RJ@ On all snies IT Rsdt Est1ts zaa1s Sstssess
the lst oJ JinnaTy md ld8t Of Jrne the tnL.. is,
The present Dsar hore In b. paid byt the Durcaa5s,
On nt Safef mnde tetDesa the Ist Of Jtsiy aaJyrg
Of tbs yeGT The tnres hGrG to be paid Jg tie ggsr
fThjs custom was adopted about hfrecn yea ~ ago
bv all the real estate agents in Richmond, ara an.
plies 20 Richmond and yiciuity.l
JAMES II. TAYLOR & son. TX r. NJ. brick dwell
ing 30 5G2. on The west side or Second street.
between Clay and Leigh STREETS.
GRUHBS C WILLIAMS 5 ?. ~. commissioners
safe OF brick dwelling No. sos west Marshall
street, next GGor 10 Henry street.
F. 3. COOK, 10 A. M., fifty cases Of boots ana
shoes.
JOHN +. RURCEI & CO., 4 r. NJ, apples
EDWARD c. .GODDlN. AZ p. NJ. residence ard
eight acres or land on Main street BALI = irt!2
west OF the city.
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81. ELLYSoS i Co.. advertising agents. insefs ad'
yertlsemeuts In all OF the newspapers OF the unltaa
S,xes at publishers rates. Orders LEFT al the DIS
patch countins-room win receive prompt atten
ton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-08
THE COMMON COUNCIL.

ABSENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FROM THE
MISREPRESENTATION FROM THE Fl
NANCE coMMITTEE-NEw GAs.LAMPs-
CHANGES PROPOSED IN THE FIRE oRDl-
NASCE-oTHER REPoRTs-R OCk EFT $
DURING GFREsHETs-oRDINASCEs-AD-
JouRSED MEETINO-wATER FOR THE
FAlR-SEw BUsINEss-J OINT REsoLu-
rfnEG sc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-08

NEW RAIsISs, NEW EpAM CnEEsE.m
CHRISTIAN 4 WHITES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-08

CITY LUNATIcg.-Judse Christian, OF the
Hastings Court, yesterday entered an oroer
declaring the city Jail an unfit place TO-. tne
proper care and custody OF cny lunatlcs,
and adopting the pinel Hospital as the place
for keeping said lunatics until they can DC
sent to the asyIums OF the State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-08

yIE EET-CARs.-General Walker, the
new superintendent, yesterday lnaugurateo
a necg schedule for running the cars. FROM
the corner of Eighth and Broad streets-to
whieh point, from Main and TWenty-eiShtn
streets. the two-horse cars still run-there
are hght one-horse cars running TO the end
of the Broad-street line. This requires,
temnorsriIy, two transfers for those who
ride the whole length OF the road. Very
soon. howeyer, those one-horse cars will
run through to Hollywood. Any improve
ment requires time to perfect, and the pub
lie will bear with patience any little present
trouble for the greater comfort to follow.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-08

TOR SALE, TOBACCO-FACT0Rf
MArERIALS-7.Goo Sticks, 600 pieces RacS-
Ing. between 600 and 700 feet OF steam Piping aLd
XII x,urt.s IL Stesmers' Benches. large Stove, Se.
xr-alI In good order and but little used. Par
sons desiring any Of the above articles viii aba
lt TO their Interest 10 call and sec theln ~
" ~ WATSOS'S FACTORY,
Cary street between Eievenin aud fwelflh. ci'r.
ioc 7-3tsl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-08
BUSINESS CHANGES.

TIOR SALE, FIXTURES AND SHOP
L FURNITURE FOR y DRUG STORE. faYI
been In u.e only Il few months: good % new. WV
sell cheap. Address 4" A. Il. g." At This once.
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