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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-23
BY Hill & Anderson, Auctionecrs.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE REAL ESTATE-HOUSE AND LOT
ON .TWENTY-THIRD STREET NEAR o
STREET. IN THE CITY. OF RICHMOND.-The
undersigned, special commissioner, In pursuance
of decree pronounced on The 22d Of January,
1878. by the Chancery Court OF The city of Rich
mond in The cause of Whit rs. Whit, VIII proceed
to sell by public auction, upon the premises, on
MONDAY, 2Sth day of January, ut O'Clock 7. NJ,
VALUABLE FRAME HOUSE, containing four
rooms. The LOT fronts 40 tcet on the east side of
Twenly-third street and runs back 1872 feet; said
lot commences 42is feet from the Intersection OF
and Twen:y-third strcets-upon the following
TERMS-to wit: One third cash: the balance on 4
credit OF six and twelve months the purchaser to
execute his negotiable notes with interest added for
the deferred payments, and title retained ny the
court until the whole purcEase-money is fully paid
Ii. A. ATKINSON, JR.,
Special Commissioner.
S.N. DAVIS, Salesman. ja23
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-23
By Frank ID. Hill
Real Estate AuctioNccr and agent
No. HOS Main street.

X AMBLE'S-HILL BUILDING LOT AT
" AUCTION.-ht the request OF tic owner viii
sell at auctiop, on the premises. on THURSDAY,
January cath, al 4 o'clock l.. ~. TBtRTY FEET
OF GROUND on the east side of Fourth between
Byrd and Canal streets, Candles Hill. adjoining the
property OF Captain l.. L.. Bass, and opposite the
residence of William T.. Munford, Esq. This lot Is
beautifully situated, aud has depth Of l20 feet TO
tcnfoot alley, aud Is about sixty feet from The cor
ner Of Byrd ana Fourth streets.
TERMS Very liberal, and Announced on day O.!
sale. FRANK u. HILL,
En- 81 kRcttoIccr.
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a Scattered Henire.-The following DE-
airs has been drawn for the present term
Z OF the Hastings Court:
First Ward: Albert aMaxes, William D.
Jones, G. jennings. William FaWey, Ed:
ward Hatcher, James III. Edmunds, Samuel
Lewis. benjamin. Morris, Lewis Pelletier.
=. 3. Second Ward II IL. Kent, George T..
BIanton, James III. gWrenn, David j. Weisi-
ger, Lewis r, Jones, +. G. Weisiger, w. w.
POOH Thomas D. Burton, q. p. Woody.
Third Ward Samuel D. Nelson. Alex
ander #. Harrison, Frank Waggoner,
George a. Taylor. Isaac Kahn, Robert n.
Owens, james Mack, n. G. Phillips,
Thomas W.Jones. e &
Fourth Ward: Monroe Winfree, VIII
liam @. Hull, Benjamin A. Malone, III. a.
I Reans, George Sturdiyant, G. i. Shelby,
e. g. Robertson, Edgar Sayary, and Eugene
O'Conner.
Captain Fitzgerald informed the reporter
that be expected to have q bard time SUM |;
moning tIe above jury, as ct is scattered
all the wax troin Stanton River bridge, 10
Noffolk. Nth others In BfookIyns Dan
vile, Baltimore, and one in France
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BY J. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auctloncer. 9

SALE OF HOUSE AND
i LOT ON ST. STEPHENS STEEET.-By viru:
of q deed OF trust dated Cd july, 1877, executed
by Robert Freeman. and recorded I'm Richmond
Chancery Court, ID. u. Ill T.. y. 81. and whereas
default has been made and being REQUIRED 40 10 DO,
/ will sell on the premises. OH SATURDAY. JanG-
ary 90 1873 at O'Clock L. NJ. that certain HOUSE
AND LOT on ST. Stephens street between Hi ant
Coutts streets fronting u feet OH ST. Stephen
street and running back 120 feet.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses OF sale ard $3.50,
with int rest thereon from January z, to date
of sale: and residue on such terms rs VIII De an
nounced ut sale. LEROY +. BROWN, Trustee.
}. THOMPSON BROWN. Anc,ipneer. ~ ~
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The Hustiaqs Court Indictments Found.
The grand Jury OF the Hastings Court have
found true bills against the following par
ties for felony: Samuel WoFnack, Snyder
Watson, John Bright, and John Burgess.
All OF these parties were charged with the
second offence Of petit larceny.
An Indictment was also found against
William Watkins for misdemeanor.
In two cases Of felony against Samuel
Womack the Jury returned nottrue bills.
Yesterday morning John Bright and
Snyder Watson were convicted and SEN
fenced to the penitentiary for one year.
The civil docket will be called tomorrow.
Last night about O'Clock the jury in the
ease of John Burruss, charged with the Sc
cond offence Of petit larceny, returned a
verdict Of guilty.
Colonel Ambers, counsel for the accused,
took exceptions to the verdict on the ground
that there was no documentary evidence Of
a previous conviction; that only the re-
cord of the Police Court had been placed in
evidence. and if there had ever been war
rant it should be forthcoming.
Judge Clopton sustained the point; said il
the prisoner had been convicted without a
warrant it was illegal, and instructed the
Jury to return verdict OF petit larceny.
A motion for new trial and arrest OF
Judgment was continued by the Judge for
consideration. i4
The grand jury indicted James 3. Bur-
nett for perjury. Burnett was burned out
in the fire on Hull street near Bridge ave
nue. October 1 7th last, and it is alleged that
he swore falsely to the amount OF goods IN
his store, with the intention to defraud the
insurance company which held his risk:
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By Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and 8uctioncers,
1ll3 Main street.

VALUABLE AND ATTRACTIVE
Y THREE-STORY FRAME DWELLING ON
TWENTY-FOURTH STREET CORNER CLAY
STREET FOR SALE BY AUCT1ON:I,;NWSer shall
January ri, 1878. at o'clocl; p. NJ. that YALC-
BILE AND ATTRACTIVE THREE-STO DRY
FRAME DWELLING on Twenty-fourth street
corner Clay street. containing eight rooms Kitchen,
&C.: and lot fronting 80 feet and running back be-
tween parallel lines ,; l3o feet ,,rco IN civ and
twelve months, negotiable notes given for the de-
ferred payments, With interest added. and secured
by a decd of trust. RICHARDSON e Co,
Auctioneers.
POSTPONEMENT.
The weather being Indictment, the sale OF the
above mentioned property Is postponed until WE'D
NESDAY tile 23d OF January, 1873. at 4 O'Clock
p NJ. RICHARDSON & CO,
Ia % -t fuctionetrs.
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The Brighthopc M1nes.-Yarious i'm
proyements have been made ut these mines,
and others are in contemplation. The
mines have been idle for some weeks owing
to disagreement between thecompany. and
miners in reference to wages. tits believed
that the matter will be speedily and AMIGA
bly, adjusted. Under the judicious manage
ment of James Il. Werth, Esq, receiver, a
career bright and full of hopeis confidently
predicted for these mines, the yield OF whose
black diamonds is the means OF q good
livelihood to SO many Of our county resi-
n ,,ks + = +
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80 II Deserysng Chart Master Ralph
Bingham. the Boy Qrafois, will repeat hisin-
81 nifabie taiament forthe benefit OF the
s poor sIu the saiid ienee-roonn OF tho Baptist
Church Friday night. It Is trusted that
sxxae ascsaeiWi ll be crowded This is On ey-
s.csitsEs sTsg iia which to spend q pleasant
eEssnthg Andaid d most deserving CHARITY.
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REAR ESTATE AGENTS. DC.

THE SALE, RENTING, OR MANAGEMENT OF
REAL ESTATE, LENDING OR
INVESTING MONEY,
being specially with us, owners of real estate will
save time and money, and oftentimes veNatious law
SUITS by entrustng such business to our agency and
capitalists lending money through us get the benefit
of our experience Of ten years in the selection Of
'curities aud preparation of deeds, securing the
money loaned free of charge, while the borrowers
interest will always be protected
RICHARDSON 6 CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucioneers,
in l4-eodlm 1l13 Main street.
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an ;yoi,n gcott Bowls. Yesterday ne y as
able 70 walk about the room, ana ms spee1sass
Erenoyeyy n confdeItly xpected.

ffAe Citu Coaacisi There viii be an adj
i,n,,rned meeting OF The City Council to-
.iirht. The meeting will consider an atts-
g,os1u, from the Richmond ceear-Works;;
also the report OF Charles W Turner, ap.
nointeil 20 settle the claim Of the city against
Socrates Brooks, and saeh other matters rs
NAV be brought before it. it VIII be re-
menberea that the claim OF the city against
Mr. Brooks was settled In o manner salts
factory to Mr.. Turner on Monday about %
O'Clock AZ M.
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pY VIRTUE OF y DECREE or TIE
- HusliGC; Court for the ely Of Manchester. en-
tered on the goth Of December, 1877. ! will sell at
public auction on the premises. IN the cv OF Man
day of January. 1878, the HOUSE and LOT IN the
proceedings merfiorcd OF McCCruan. by next
friend rs. AtcCicrnlu and Others. fronting ~
feet. more or less. Fourteenth street In the city
OF Manchester, between Decatur and STOCKTON
streets, running hack l32 fec. more or less. with
OLD FRAME DWELLING aGl hlTCEEN there
OH. which 1T small cost could he made comfortable.
This property /: III an Improving locality. and
should attract the attention Of investors IN real
tate.
TERMS: One third cash balance >. .ix and twelve
months. for negotiable notes, with interest added
from day of sale, and ttlc retained unit; all of the
purchase-mOney is fully paid and = Couvcyanr" o.
dcrcd by the lius'ings Court
BENJAMIN II. NASH.
IL 10 CommiiSontr.
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BY Richardson & Co.
u1RUsTEE,s SALE or TWO v.rr
Rca! Estate Agents and Apctioncer;
lib Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO WALL
L. ABLE BUILDING LOTS. ON TWENTY
FOURTH STREET NEAR 5 STREET, UNION
Of 4 deed Of trust, Bearing date August Q. 1874.
from Samuel Brown and James Rrtii TO tho
undersigned, trustee, duly recorded IN the clerks
Office OF the County Court Of HcnrcO, 70 secure
the payment Of certain negotiable note men
toned IN said deed default having been made
in the payment thereof, and being required go -
do by the holder of said note SHALL rs irastee IN
the decd aforesaid. sell by auction on the premise
on FRIDAY the l.t day of February, 1873. at 1
O'Clock L. 81, all that LOT DF LAND lying and be-
ing In the county OF ienrico, and bounded a. fo.-
lows: Beginning 90 tect from the intersection OF $
and TTenty-fourth streets, and fronting on said
Twenty-four.h street go feet theme" running bac,
between parallel lines l25 feet TO an alley: theme.
along said alley 60 feet: thence 10 tic beginning.
TERMS: Enough III cash 10 dcray the expense n
executing this trust and TO pay on the SIM d;
$3.50. with interest thereon from .'r ~ day Of
August, 1873 the e>idue on such terms as shat,
be announced 1t the umc of safe.
% J. a. RICHARDSON. Trustcc.
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lost, sTRAYED. AND FOUND.
FINANCIAL.
MANCHEsTE Err BONDS,

I offer for sale MANCHESTER EIGHT PER
CENT. TAX-RECEIvABLE COUPON BONDS,
EXEMPT FROM CITY DE MANCHEsTERs TAX.
These bonds are issued by authority Of the CITY
Council, under an act of the Legislature, for the
purpose OF paving of the unbonded Indebtedness OF
the city, and for paving the streets The ACT limits
the Issue to soc 900, and provides for tax for their
redempsfon nj maturity With this issue the bonded
Indebtedness Of Manchester is $256,700.: The pro-
perty belonging TO the city is WORTH MORE than
the entire amount. SSs.E&s1 ~. =.
Tie bonds are In denominations to suit all classes
OF Investors and are offered for the present at the
very low price OF %. JOHN C.sWILLlAMs,
4 ia Tim - Cashier Bank Of Commerce
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Funeral Sefuices.-Th funeral OF Charles
Hickman was largely attended yesterday
from the colored Baptist church. The de-
ceased was one Of the Oldest and most re-
spected colored residents Of Manchester
was charter member OF. Friendly Division,
Sons Of Temperance; was one OF the Oldest
members of the Baptist church, and for
many years superintendent of. the Sabbath
school, and his loss will be felt by his race.
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(sesgditsosa ogf iaz5. Bo,ois e. Ii.
III hos sgas baitiy hurt aG. stanntols
Ridge Mon ag, came down that
aceosap snt by his sou, UaYid Ga
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Ma4of,s Court. Sidney Reid and Jim
Bright, two more OF the colored rioters who
trespassed upon and assaulted James Rob
ertson Saturday night, were arraigned yes
|terday before Mayor Clarke.
Reid was sentenced to thirty days IN lali
and to pay a fine Of SIS and costs or sixty
days in Jail. Bright was fined 81 and costs
or ten days in Jail.
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Personal. Among the visitors to the city
Yesterday were j. Il. Hathaway, j. NJ: G.
Fitzpatrick, and B. A. Hancock, OF Caes-
terrified, and John Dunlop, OF Richmond.
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Attempted Burglary.-About Oh o'clock
Monday night an attempt was made to
enter the premises OF Mrs. Julia Cersiey,
on Hull street above Thirteenth. The rob
bers were frightened off by some one in the
building striking a light.
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NEWSPAPERS, dc.
1919 NOW is THE TIME 1879
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NEWS.DEALERS AND BOOKSELLERS.
1ll2 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
AGENTS FOR TIE PUBLISHERS AND THE PUBLIC
for Mi tho Magazines published in this country and
Europe, will send any of the following papers and
magazines to any address tpoStagc paid, on receipt
Of fhe prices annexed, which are The publishers
lowest rates
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Painful 1ccident. ~ esterday morning
lad named Joseph Godsey had the thumb OF
his right hand cnt of while at work In the
|spinnins.room OF the Old Dominion cotton
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by E. b. Cook, Auctioneer,
No. 20 Governor street.

uIGH-CONSTABLE'S S A L e OF
Ill WAGON AND HARNESS, FURNITURE,
SHOW. CASES Eel will sell of public auction, on
WEDNESDAY the esd day os January, 1873. at
IL O'Clock a. NJ, at No. 1926 Lester street, Rock
warrant In my bands in favor of Hiram ": Tyler
U.s. John Hoch One TOP SPRlNGs,,MsIAsG;ooNNoa ana
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: BREAD-TROUGH: LOT of
RYE q and ' WHEAT 1FLouR; TABLES, CHAIRS,
BEDSTEAD, CLOCKS, GLASS JARS, GANDfT'
SHOWCASES, MIRRORS. WARDROBE.
Lounge, JUGS. JARS. &C. Also, one small ON E
TgpMs Cash T. L. WHITING.
10 oSIt n. G. e. r.
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HIGH-CONSTABLE'S SALE OF ONE
FINE OFFICE IRON SAFE.

will sell at public auction on THURSDAY the
oath day OF January, 1878, at II O'Clock \: NJ ut
No. South Twelfth street, tic following PRO-
PERTY, to satisfy distrcss-warrant In my hands
in favor Of John \. Meredith Us. r. ". Baylor:
l fine OFFICE IRON SAFE, with Halls Patent
Combination Lock.
TERMS: CASH. II. L. WHITING,
ia 23-2t Fl. G. g. Il.
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NRw,..FiIRm.

sHAYING PURCHASED TIE GOOD
- - WILL and INTEREST Off. BURGEss6 co.
we areaw prepared 10 furnish at all times finest
MEATS atlowest market prices. Fine BBEF,MH
sT0N,vEAL, PORK DRIED and SPICED BEEF,
SAGE Of al kinds 81 he finest UNDERSTANDINGS TO
be had I'm the city, woods &LINDsEY,
5 10 l6-lu ssail No. 8, Second Market,
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By virtue Of decree Of the Clancery Court OF
the city of Richmond pronounced on the i9th Gay
of january 1878 In the suit of Scott and wife ~.
Alvey ct afs the undersigned. special commissions
ers named in said decree. win offer for sale ut pn9ic
at O'Clock r. NJ, on che premises, that valuable
LOT on the west slide of Thirteenth street between
Main and Cary streets, for many years occupied ny
go feet ON Thirteenth street, and extends back In
parallel lines about SO feet, and is bounded by an
alley both on it's north and SOUTH The central oca-
ton Of this lot the very heart of business, rem
ders It extremely valuable for commercial purposes.
There Is upon the lot good foundation and large
quantity Of BRICKS which can be utilized to an
advantage.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance At six, twelve,
and eighteen months, with six per cent. interest
added to negotiable notes. and title retained until
all the purchase-mcney is paid and conveyance
ordered by the court. II. G. CANNON,
w. w. COSBY.
ia23 Special Commissioners
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A ' l. ~ u i, " l. L.
HARVEY BLAZE
offer the following at the lowest market prsc>:
100 barrels STANDARD \ SUGAR.:
100 barrels CENTENNIAL AsuGAR;
100 barrels b SUGAR:
so barrels q SUGAR:
so barrels GRADUATED SUGAR.: 5000.
20 barrels row DERED and CUT-LoAE
$50 bags PRIsIE to CHOICE RIO COFFEE:
90 bags LAGUAHRA COFFEE;
1 90 s SaFTe 2h mER Si sYR ShN
SO barrels CHOICE GOLDEN SYRUP;
90 barrels sass GOOD NEW ORLEANS MO-
so barrels CHOICE NEW ORLEANS NO
500 SACKS iDEAKoN's BEST SALT; ..
100 barrels PRIME NORTH CAROLINA CUT
HERRINGS:
1SS s ssESs sHPGE SHr Fo Ef9Uh
SO barrels cIDEE VINEGAR;
s 60 s ssssf b. so tfFs. gs5 f565tSs;
a 90 S Ssshe ss cH sacs cLoyERsEEp; .
IS9 k kess a a6ass; and MuLE-sHoEs;
100 barrel, KEROSENE OIL:
10000 Ms. CLEAR-RlB BACON SIDES;
$500 Gooo9 i lbs. s sa6HI.ifERs BACON:
100 boxes BEST CREAM CHEESE;
Good stock or TEAS.
Also, have on hand large assortment oil .tGi
thing usually kept In u FIRsF-CLAss GhoS o "a
HOUSE. =. 2. III za--@
NEW ORLEANS MoLASSEs.-Fi!N
IN barrels choice NEW ORL Fans MOL ASST
ia 81 \. STOKES < "
H'S BARRELS SMALL No. 3 MACH
~ EREL; 25 barrels MEDIUM NO. MA n
ri A. Y. STOKES & O..
GIANT BE EXCELLED.
GOOD MIXED TEA. 40c. CHOICE GU
FORAIOSA. O0LOSG, Gil 10 ~
YOUNG HiSOS, JAfAN, AUG
SHELTON. MINOR & CO.'S.
de3l corusr Main and Eighth strteis.
nApENPORTs& NORRIS, Seventeenth
Land Dock streets, offer for sale
COFFEES- RIO, I4agnayra, anu daNa'
~ %SCGARS-Refneo. OF all Sradess mae.
"a, MOLASSE.s--New Orleans anu Fofto fAi0o'
IN -SYRUP-tsxlra aud Common
z BAC{DN,s LARD, CHEESE, S0Dt, ~
s MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
FLOUR. FISH. POWDER.
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a.lutyrfe,N SAL s.:s--.F ufnrre Bays.
3 BY Robert b. Lyme. 81
Real Estate Agent md Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS, SALE
". or A III
MOST EslRABLY-L0CATED
UNIMPRoyED BUsTNEss-LoT
NEAR TO MAIN STREET, ON THE WEST SIDE
OF THIRTEENTH BETWEEN MAIN
AND CARY STREETS,
JUST IN REAR OF PUTNEy& WATTS's SHOE
STORE,
At AUCTION.
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!. AucTIoN sAI.Es..ThisDay.
q. s !. aoos anetipneer. Z.

10,
iDATENT.RIGHT FOR THE STATE
OF VIRGINIA. FOR III 3 4 III PR0yED
sKIRT-TABI,E. Aa ALSO THREE HuNDRED
OF THE ABOVE TABLES. Al, AUGIlSN.-
THIS DAY mt II o'clock. Twill sell AZ my store
No. 20 Governor street, the
PATENT-RIGHTF FOR MAKING THE CELE-
DRAFTED 9 HERRING 'S sklRi-iRoNiNG
TABLE y
which have been for several years sod III inns ely
and in no instance have they failed 10 give entire
satisfaction. II. q - .
The right TO make these Tables was purchased at
high cost by tho ,,resnrt owner aud Is now SOLD only
from the fact that he as not time TO give 10 II us
extensive manufacture as the yaiue ana merits Oh
the Table demand. ;.
$500 pounds HACKED sHuGhs, IN DaIea.
by E. b. Cook, Auctioneer,
No. 20 Governor street.
FURNITURE, PLANO, &C., AT AUG
II T1ON.-THIS DAY at 10 o'clock will sell at
my store an assortment Gf.HOUSEHOLD FUkNl-
TURE, embracing
! several BUREAUs, wAsHsTANDs, WARD
ROBES. DESKS, SHOWCASES;
/ HOWE SEWING-MACHINE;
/ 6-OCTAyE PIANO:
HERRTNG,S IRON ShFE:-,,,.,
CHAIRS, STOVES, bIAITRESSEs; cr,>-
/ MARBLE-TOP SID EBoARD and CHINA
PRESS.
1 MOCKING-BIRD ian elegant siligcr);
8 PARLoR COoRlNG1IsTS0OxtEisS nearly new
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Hy Frank j. Sampson.
DY YIRTUE or \ DECREE or nm

IIg FT.tIIh IT SsdII !IaNN.
Real Estate Agent. Auctionecr, and Notary Public,
No. 92l Hull street, Manchester Va
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DOCK AND JOE. WORK NEATLY EX-
I'D ECUTED at the DIsRATGE PRINTING.
HOUSE Z
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GROCERIES. &c.
HARVEY & BLAZE

~ RIO G. i Il | f S.
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Also, have on hand q large assortnsn: OF ever
thing usually kept in FlRsf-CLAss 1ho2 IN IA.
H1f5SE .,a a-@.h III 80.
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The Republicans of Maine, and all ndepe ndent
voters who in favor of preserving the credit of
the National Government, and sound currency for
the people-equvalent to coin and redeemable in
coinare requested to send delegates to State Con-
vention to be held in the
City Hall mt Portland, Tuesday, July 30,
lS7S, at III O'Clock A. M.
The basis of representation will be as follows
Each city, town and plantation is entitled to one
delegate, and one additional delegate for every 75
votes given for the Republican candidate for Gov
ernor in 1876. fraction of forty votes over the
number which is entitled to ore delegate, will be
accorded delegate.
The State Committee will be in session the evening
preceding, and at o'clock the morning of the Con.
venton, and will receive credentials of delegates
JAMES G. BLAINE. KENNEBEc, Chairman
GEORGE @. WING, Androscoegin.
LEWIS b. JOHNSON, Aroostook.
FRED N. DOW, Cumberland.
d. G. BEAN, franklin.
S. X. WHITING, Hancock.
d. N. MORTLAND, Knox.
ANDREW LACY, Lincoln.
A. II. WALKER, Oxford,
@. A. BOUTELLE, Penobscot.
G. A. PACKARD. Piscataquis.
JOHN s. ELLIOTT, Sagadahoc.
s. D. LINDSEY, Somerset.
w. H. FOGLER. Waldo.
w. j. CORTHELL, Washington.
JAMES M ANDREWS, York.
j. o. SMITH, Secretary.