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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-04

Cleaned Out.-The Augean gutter on
Hull street, east side, between Second and
Third, mentioned in the Dispatch few
days since, is being cleaned out by order OF
Captain Lipscombe. A hand was employed
all OF Monday and yesterday, and will finish
the Herculean JOB to-day. Some idea OF it's
extent may be imagined when the amount
OF dirt, rubbish, weeds, &C., carted away
and to be carried off would amount, accord
ing to the teamster's account, to over fifty
cart-loads in a space comprising less than
opp Suuarp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-04

SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS, YESTERDAY.
Burwell as. Burgess, collector. Writ of
error awarded to judgment OF the Cir
cult Court OF the city OF Richmond, rem
dered 23d December, 1877.
Keith Us. Miller, &c. Appeal allowed to
decree pronounced by the Circuit Court
OF Orange county on the Sd day Of Octo-
ber, 1878.
CottreIl Us. Deitrick's representative.
Appeal denied from decree Of the Circuit
Court Of Goochland pronounced on the
5th of April, 1878.
Lightfoot's executor Us. Brown. Sub
mitted.
Grigsby, sheriff, Us. Tayloe, &c. Sub
mitted.
Brown and ais. Us. Neblett's executor.
Argued by F. W. Christian, Esq, for ap-
pelIant, and Ould s. Darlington for appellee,
and submitted.
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The Executive Co1ramittee.-The follow
ing gentlemen, composing the Conserva-
tive Executive Committee during the late
congressional campaign, are requested to
meet tonight at O'Clock at the Mayors
Courtroom on business Of Importance: /:
Henry A. Jordan, city superintendent; !;
Henry Fitzgerald, A. A. Waugh, B. B.
Weisiger, and Augustine Royal, assistant
superintendents; George X. Macon and
John C. Robertson, city canvassers; Robert
try, secretary.
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HUsTINGs COURT PROCEEDINGS, YEsTER-
DAY.-In this court yesterday the following
cases were disposed of:
Richard Mallory. charged with breaking g
and entering in the daytime the dwelling
house Of Richard MiIlwood and stealing a
pair OF pants, was convicted and sentenced
to receive seventy-eight stripes.
William II. Scott (colored), charged with
breaking into Royal Whites carpenter
shop and stealing lot OF tools, was con-
vcted, and sentenced to receive seventy
eight stripes.
Nancy Lynch, charged with breaking into
D. H. Hey's store and stealing pair OF
and sent to the penitentiary for two years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-04

NOT THE MEN.-City Sergeant Lee yes
terday morning received telegram from
the officers sent by him to Orange Court.
house stating that the two men arrested
there are not Thompson and Murray. VINO
escaped from the Richmond Jail last tues
day. l ~
There Is, however, reason to believe tnat
the fugitives are still in Virginia. Ihree
men answering their description were seen
near PenOia Saturday evening.
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PARDoNs REFUsED.-The Governor has
refused pardons to the following persons,
now in the penitentiary: Patrick 81. Nes-
ter, sentenced in April, 1876, by the Csunty
Court OF Botetuurt to fifteen years for horse
stealing; Lewis Hayes, Of Norfolk, sem
fenced November, 1876, to five years for
assault and battery; Albert Jackson, OF
Chesterfield, sentenced July, 1875, to sew
enteen wears, for rape.
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NorICE--we have determined to carry over none
of or winter stock OF clothing Into next season. In
order to accomplish our purpose and turn our stock
Into cash we have made sweeping reductions in
prices We are eonteat with cos. and less than cost
to accomplish our p,fr sose. Our stock being very
heavy and the season late we cftr The Ereatestbar-
gains ever shown. Amont: other bargains we mem
tion line OF elegant BEAVER OvERcoATs, mems
and extra sizes. at S12 worth $40; Job lot Of
YOUTHS ovERcoA1s at SIN worth from $15 to
S1s; . Job lot Of CHILDgex,s and Bors' IOyER-
COATS at IS worth from 81 70 SO.
''i 2'-1 Joss N-ASAMAKER,
H. Teut3 and Main streets.
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Religious Meetings.-Tbe Baptist church
was crowded Monday and last night. Tie
number OF. penItents was increased, and
there were several conversions. Services
all this week.
The regular weekly meeting Of the Chris
tian congregation was held last night at Ly-
ceum Hall, and was full OF interest.
A meeting of the officers and teachers Of
the Meade Memorial Sabbath school was
held Monday afternoon, and business OF in
terest to the school was transacted. The
officers, teachers, and scholars Of this school
meet every Friday afternoon, and the exer-
cises are under the especial supervision OF
the rector. 49,.
On Wednesday nights services are held
in all Of the churches, and the atten dance is
increasing at all Of them.
The membership OF the Manchester Col
'ored Baptist church is, with the exception
OF the old African church, as large as at
any church in the State.
AT all OF our churches prayer-meetipgs,
ladies' sewng-crcles, missionary and other
religious societies, are held weekly, and
there Is every reason to believe that the
moral tone OF Manchester society, under
the ministration of its able, popular, and
jealous ministers, is being decidedly inn
proved.
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COMPARATIVE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
Dec. Q, Dec. /, Nov. %, Nov.
1876. 1877. 1878. 1877
w. G.. W. e.. w. G.. W.
:: Z 13 IL II IL II z

Stii-born ....... U 8 l 4
Mean temperature for the week ending
November 23d, $50, ST.; mean temperature
for the week ending November 3Oth, 51o, AZ.
Amount of rainfall for week ending No
vember 23d, ESQ inches; amount OF rainfall
for week ending November 30th, l.4l
inches.
Population Of city estimated at 10000
white, 45,300; colored, 33,700. Rate OF
mortality OF whole population was .16 per
1000 per annum; rate OF mortality OF white
population was S.03 per 1000 per annum;
rate Of mortality of colored population was
20.05 per 1000 per annum.
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ARREST OF BROAD STREET CHARACTERs.-
Sergeant Howard, OF the First police sta
ton, last night raided on houses on Broad
street near the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way depot. and arrested Emma Ttbbs, Cora
Tibbs, Fannie Gray, Maggie Martin, Mary
Kemp, Martha Ford, Marcella Eubank,
Emma Hughes, and Matte Fonrse, charged
with keeping an ill-governed house, &c.
They were all baiied to appear at the Police
Court this morning.
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PETTY FRAUDS AND SwINDLEs.-Beware of
ders which are put up short weights.
who swindles knowingly In weight
will not hesitate to sell adulterated baking powder.
DooLEY,s YEAST POWDER has q worldwide repu-
tation for perfect purity and always being full
weight 1t bears every test for superior excellence.
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LOCAL M ALTERS.
The GEEERAI. ..kssEMBLY.-TheG Goyerno
issued the following proclamation yesterda

The GEEERAL -hssEABLY.--The Governor
issued the following proclamation yesterday
evening 49, s..se
"ProctGHt Gtion.-Go Gopernor's Office,
Richmond, pa., December 3, 1S7S. w here;
as grave doubts have been suggested whether
the General Assembly Of Virginia, about to
convene, will be constitutional body, and
The interest OF the Commonwealth requires
their meeting; now, therefore, +, Fred. W.
M. Holiday, Governor Of Virginia, do issue
this my proclamation convening the said
General Assembly on Wednesday, Decem-
Der 4, 1878, at u o'clock M, in the Capitol
at Richmond. % 49,
."Given under my hand as Governor, and
under the seal Of the Commonwealth, at
Richmond, this Sd day of December, 1878.
"FREp. W. N. HOLIDAY.
By the Governor:
"Jd,aes Mcdonald,
"Secretary OF the Commonwealth"
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Altogether the concert was q success.

The THEATRE-LA CIGALE.-Katie Put
nam was in her element last night in La
Cigale, which was admirably rendered by
her excellent company. Everything went
off smoothly, and the audience manifested
their appreciation both Of Katie, as La
Cigale, and the play, by continued applause.
The audience was as large as might have
been expected, owing to other attractions
elsewhere. Harry Gwynette, as Carcar-
sorne, played to better advantage than he did
as Swiveller, in Old Curiosity Shop, and Fitz-
patrick showed considerable talent as ,Marig-
an. Morrison, as Mechu, went through
his part well enough. Miss Alexander was
very clever, and Miss Reynolds, as Adele,
was an excellent coquette. Messrs. Yerney,
CASTOR, and Ducloye were all good. =.
/. Owing to the il! health of Miss Putnam
there will be no matinee performance. By
general request La Cigale will be repeated
tonight. .>...,.3.. IL. ..,... ....-
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TEE CONCERT LAST NIGHT.-As might
have been expected, there was splendid
audience at Mozart Hall last night, the oc-
casion being the concert given by Mrs. Ty-
Ter, Miss Swain, and others for the benefit
OF Meade Memorial church, Manchester.
The following was the programme: Over
ture-'' Morning, Noon, and Night"
tSuppe) Orchestra; Solo Baritone-Ballad,
Mr.. w. Fl. Grant. Jr.; Solo piano-Ballade,
"A fat, Opus A." (Chopin) Miss Mera;
Solo soprano-Cavatina Lucia" (Doni-
zettD Miss Swain; Overture" Masani-
ello," (Auher) Orchestra Vocal duo" Ma
tilda de Sabran," (Rossin) Mrs. Tyler and
Miss Swain; Solo piano" Invitation to
the Waltz" (Tausig) Miss Mera; Solo So
prano-"Des Souveraine," by request
(Adam) Mrs. Tyler; Waltz" Recolleclions
OF Paris" (Parlow) Orchestra.
The performance OF the Mozart orches-
ira, always creditabIe, was specially enioya-
BILE last evening, and they are to be congrat-
Hated upon their success.
Mr. Grant sang with much spirit and ease
and was the first to be encored-responding
by singing Nancy Lee.
Miss Mera, whose instrumental talent is
now. pretty well acknowledged, performed
her part dmirably-rendering two very
difficult but charming piano solos. She is
quite an artlste, and will doubtless at no
distant day make for herself fine reputa-
ton.
The event Of the evening, however, il it
be admissible to say so, was Miss Swain's
rendition of selection from Donizetti's
ever-popular opera of Lucia dt Lammer-
moor" She was in fine voice and sang with
unusual sweetness one Of the most difficult
pieces OF vocal music to be found in any OF
the operas. In the cayatina she had, and
took advantage OF, the opportunity OF dis
playing not only the superior cultivation
which she has bestowed upon her voice, but
the natural and unusual sweetness OF the
voice itself. She brought down the house,
and, in response to an encore and numerous
floral offerings, sang the familiar but none
the less popular ballad, "Mary OF Argyle" !"
Miss Swain's clear and distinct enunciatlon
adds not little to the effect OF her singing.
Mrs. Tyler, one OF Richmond's most
valued musicians, to whom the credit is
due for the success of the concert, and who
has upon so many occasions charmed the
lovers OF good music here, again charmed
a host of her friends, and sang her part of
the duet very handsomely. 1t is CHARM
ing piece Of music, was heartily enc0red,
and both ladies' complmented with num-
ber OF handsome bouquets. Their voices ac-
corded admirably, and the execution was
all that could be desired.
Mrs. Tyler also sang solo most accepta-
bly,, was encored at the close, and complete
ly overpowcred with bouquets and baskets
OF flowers. .... -.r.
Altogether the concert was success.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-04

y TRoTrINu RACE.--There will be trotting
race at the FAIRGROUNDS tomorrow at D
O'Clock between Curtis's b. M. Kate
saunds and j. n. Williams b. g. Altimont.
Good sport is promised.
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Arna Broken.-Miss Caroline Moles, aged
sxty-fve, living on the northeast corner Of
Bainbridge and Fourteenth streets. fell on
Monday evening and broke one OF her arms.
Medical attendance was called in, and yes
terday the sufferer was doing well.
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The Fire Department.-The annual meet
ing OF the Manchester Fire Department will
be held tonight at Fireman's Hall. The
election of officers and other business Of
importance will be considered. AS will be
seen from the notice, the hour OF meeting
has been changed to = O'Clock. Every
member is expected to be present.
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Reported Capture.-It was reported yes
terday in Manchester that the party who
fired the barn Of Mr.. J. c.. Christian, OF
Powhatan. had been captured. Mention OF
the fire and it's results was made in yester-
davis DISPATCH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-04

CHOICE FLOWERS for parties, weddings, funer
ais &C., furnished at The shortest notice at ToLER
& HoOPER'S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-04

CAnD-CAsEs, WRIIING-DEsKs, GLOVE and
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, In great variety, for
Christmas presents, at ELLYsoN & YANcEY's
ll12 Main street.
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wEDaEsDAY.s... DECEMBER 4, 1878.
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To~DAY.-:For the Mid
die Atlantic States, increasing cloudiness,
followed by rain, southerly winds. falling
barometer. generally followed by rising ba-
rometer and colder northwest winds.
For the South Atlantic States, cloudy
weather, southerly winds veering to west
erly, stationary or higher temperature, fall
ing followed by rising barometer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-04

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.-The Supreme
Chancellor of the Knights OF Pythias, u.
B. woodruff, Esq, of Georgia, will be re-
ceiyed this evening by the Knights OF this
city and vicinity at the Castle Hall OF Jcfter'
son Lodge, No. %.
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BarEr LoCAL ITEMS. Only one package
of tobacco c0feported as cold at the Tobacco
ExebaDee yeste1day---t B.. a. Mills, at

Exchange Jestei days-fo u. a. Mills, at
SaIes ol. Firgirsa securities continue on
favorabie trims at tie Stock: Board. = !,
Gold yesterday reacted 1004-as low as 1t
has been since the war. 3astti 5fE!, it51i
"A nnmberOf names have been obtained
for,the institution Ola new division OF Sons
OF Temperance in the vicinity Of Christ
church, in the Valley. -
The Richmond end OF the iDaDville Rail-
road bridge has been recently thoroughly
rebuilt, and is model of strength and good
workmanship. 800
The amount, of United States internal
revenue collected yesterday was S4.80S.02.
The schooner Henry Brewster, Jordat,
master, entered at the custom~house yes
terday from Baltimore TO load flour for
Brazil.
The reporter is requested by superin-
tendenJ S. A. Swami to say that but a
small portion of the slaves burned at the
late fire at the penitentiary were from Mich
igan. The reason of "goiDg West" for
these few is very satisfactorily explained.
The sales Of loose tobacco yesterday at
the Shockoe warehouse were large, and
considerable quantity was also disposed OF
at Crensbaw's.
Messrs. butcher and Wells, the tenn
perance reyivalists. will speak at the Sev-
enth-Street Christian church Tomorrow
night.
The coastwlse receipts yesterday were
lime, coal, and hay. No shipments report
ed. Steamers sailed to New York and
Philadelphia, and arrived from Norfolk. r
There is an unmailable letter in the Pc
tersburg post-off1ce for R. q. Dunn & Co.,
OF Richmond.
The city sewer at the corner OF Brook
avenue and Monroe streets needs cleaning
out. #,..... ...s1.
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DON'T PUT OFF .YoUn "pooR KIN."-Despite
the general custom to put OFF poor kin we shall not
put ours off but will take them next FRIDAY NIGHT.
The lecture will certainly be delivered.
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Another Concert.-The amateur minstrels,
"Our Boys" give concerts at the. court
house Fliday and Saturday nights Of this
week for charitable purpose.
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TIE oLp-EsrALIsHEp STORE OF.
LEVY BROTHERS r..,-rY..
Is tie place 10 purchase your

LEVY BROTHERS r-r.f... 81.
Is Tie place to purchase your
DRY GOODS.
No ether store IN this city offers equal indusenrtS
Their stoez Is large and complete. .si,
They show :. ..... ...a
GOOD ASSORTMENT IN EVERY DEPARMENrT.
which avoids the necessity of
SHOPPING AROUND. .-
They have just received another supply OF
SILKS, S3TIyS, VELyETs, CLoAks, CARPETS,
and
GOODS FOR BOYS AND MEMS WEAR.
Also, large stock OF HOSIERY and FANCY GOODS.
We advise all who wish to save money to buy their
goods Of LEVY BROTHERS.
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WE CLAIM that our GUNPOwDER TEA, at Soc.
per pound good as any sold for 81 in the city.
W. D. BLAIR & CO., 9O3 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-04

SAVE MONEY by having your printing done atthe
DISPATCH PRrNTING-HoCSE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-04

PERsoNAL.-The visitors to the Tobacco
Exchange yesterday were L. D. Spencer,
North Carolina; NJ. Nj. Welch, PennsyIva-
MIA railroad; P. L. Hudson, Buckingham;
John Schultz, ScottsYille; and George
Booker, Farmyiile. ..-s-,.a... :, ...-.-'.-.
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WE HAVE STRICTLY MoYUNE GUNfoWpER
TEA at soc. per pound, Of superior quality. Tor
which we defy competitions. w. d. BLAIR co.
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TaE R1yER.-The river was quite high
last night, having risen rapidly during the
day. 1t was within foot OF the Old Do
ninion docks and covered the, lower
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-04

HYACINTHS. TELIPS. and other bulbs for fall
planting, ut ToLER & IiooPEg's, adjoining Holly
wood Cemetery.
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Harper's Weekly, Ledger, and Saturday
Night, for this week, received from Eliyson
s. Yancey, i1l2 Main street.
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LADIES' AND aENTLEMEN's BOOTS ana shoEs--
hand-made-to order-best quality-guaranteed 10
8,-at RoscuEN's, 500 and GIL Broad street.
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NJ. ELLYSoN & Co. advertising agents, insert ad.
vertsements In all of the newspapers OF the Unitae
Si;cs at publishers rates Orders left at the DIS
patch countnS-room will receive prompt atten
inn
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SWEET AS CHAPEEr OF EGsKs IS j. 6 E. AT
K1NsoS's EXTRACT OF WHrcE ROSES for the
hair--at once cleaning, invigosastDE. and OF de-
lishtful fragrance. 80 ..Ia
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If YOU WANT anything 10 The floral line 20 10
ToLEa g HooPER's.
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By THE LIGHTNING PHOTOGRAPH PROCESS,
you can have satisfactory expression In your pic
lures. Try It at FRAYsER's GALLERY.
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.URISTMAS bOUhS,
~ wRTTlNG-DEsKs.
JAPANESE WARE,
DRESsING-CASEs,
POPULAR POETS AT 81.

. NOW edition OF tho poets. finely printed on clear
white paper. Illustrated with several fni-paSe
cnCrayinrs. and bound in new and elegant
stSie Price, 81 each. The list embraces the
,rors, Of TennySon, Burns, Moore. Milton,
t,aropbelI, Shakespeare, Scout, Goldsmith, Byron,
Hemans, Homer's HAD, Keats, ano Sheiiy.
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yIoLETs, CARNATIONS, RosE-Brns, HELLO
TRopE, and all other choice flowers OF the season.
at ToLER j. EooPER's.
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MURRAY 6 LANNAN's FLORIDA wEEKR.-Its
rich perfume radiaies in clouds OF irrecnse from
those who sprinkle 1t upon their garme Da, driving
away ueRsraziug every breath OF tail ,aG esmos-
iphere-a sure preventive OF all infection.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS TO sCRIBNER, NSRPZn, and
MI other publications at publishers rates received
by ELLysoy & YASCEY, 1l1e Main srseet
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How TO DISPOSE OF YOUR "PooR KIN."-Go
to the lecture at Second Baptist church FRIDAY
NIGHT and learn.
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the city few hours after the occurrence.
The age OF the deceased was variously esti-
mated at from twenty-one to twenty-five
years, although he has been registered
voter nearly ever since the days OF recon
structiop. He was unmarried, and lived
with his mother near the corner Of Four
teenth and Bainbridge streets.
Rollins was at one time employed on the
streets by the city, and was known as a good
and inoffensive man, and bis sad and sudden
death was regretted by bis friends. and
great sympathy was expressed for his aged
mother. He had only few days since OBJ
tanned work at tbe wharves on The Manches-
ter side, was on bis wayto work yesterday,
and doubtless thought to save time by get
ting a ride on the train bound to the same
place. This is bII another added to the
almost numberIess warnings against at
tempting to board trains or engines jn mo-
ton, and more particularly in the foo7sardy
manner attempted by the deceased.
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LAeUAYRA COFFEE, very finest, at 1sc. per
nnnnd. w. d. BLAIR co.
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ELIepTN1sG PHOTOGRAPHS at FRAysER's GAL.
LEBY.
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THE LIGHTNING PHOTOGRAPHS rie best pic
ture 0Gered the public. Tryft! TIVE.
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If you WANT . handsome bouquet 60 to ToLER
& HOOPERtS.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

EEr On, oil safes OF ReaI Estate made betsoesi
the 1st OF january and last Of June the t1Iesfot
the present gear haze TO be paid 6ythe purchase,
On all aateS made bstDeen the lst Of July and Las
of the year the tarcs h01e to De paid by the seller
(This custom WAS adopted about fifteen years ago
by all the real estate agents In Richmond, and ap
plies to Richmond and yicinty.1
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SCHooL-sEOEs, all the styles, cheapat
BOSCuEN'S, 500 and 5ll Broad street.
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ANOTHER LINE
RoYS' AMERICAN
MELTON OvERCoATs
at
Ats. s
They are serriceable.
A. SAKS 6 Co.,
1913 Main street.
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FRANZ. p. HILL, ~ NJ, commissioners sale

FRANK p. HILL, ~ NJ, commissioners sale of
small farm in Henrieo county, five miles below
Richmond.
ROBERT 4. PAINE C CO., 1OR A. NJ, boots,
shoes ready-Inade clothing. hats, dry goods. &C.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, 4 r. NJ. two granite
front sto7es and dwellings, Nos. 1915 and 1917
Franklin street.
ROBERT 3. LYME p. H., trustees sale of
framed house Of three rooms and lot corner OF
Gilmer and Graham streets, Fulton.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, IL a. H., western horses,
vehicles. harness, work-lnule. farm-wason, &c.
E. B. COOK, 10 A. NJ, imported China-sets, ala
baster and lava figures, vases. lst-sets, &c.
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If You WANT handsome basket Of fowess 60 70
ToLER 4 HoQPER's,
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9nl,nlond 1ispatfIt.

THE cIRCULATIoNoF OF THE DTsPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE CoafBrSED, cIRCU-
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