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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-29
DANGEROUS SPORT.

number OF boys congresrated yesterday aitcr-
noon on the boat OF Thomas Corners, lying at
the foot OF Charles street, and began tkyark-
ing. Corners ordered the intrudcrs OF his
boat and their failing to speedily comply
with his orders became angry. One OF the boys
named Reiuhardt Kreamer, OF No. III West Twenty
sixth street, Was suspendipr himself from the boats
SIDES nv rome whom Con nors appros cncd aud struck
him q smart blow On tho knuckles with billet Of
wood. causing him 10 is into the river Connors tnon
seized hold Of Of krcamer's compan Ions. q Dov
named Frederick Hassenberger OF No. 90 East Houston
street and iiiting him the guards OF the BOAT
threw him forcbly into the river. Neither boy
could IN, and had been Tor tho assistance OF
some vi their companions, seconaed by Conners, VINO
10 ped The stream ana materially aided In
rescung tho two b.ys, they would prob,bly have
been drowned. Ohlcer Mcf.oughran. oil the Ninth
prscincI bearing OF the occurrence, arrested Con-
bov
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CITY NEWS ITEMS.

Honora Casson, thrty.our years of ace, was found
dead IN nor bed yesterday ~ No. IS Mulberry street.
Joseph J. Lawfor, of No. 342 East Forty-sixtn
street, was neid $500 ban, to answer for brunly
sauiting Kate Delaney, married woman, on Saturday
evening.
A fire 10 tho rug shop OF No l07 willcu street. oc-
capied oy Eiiz .beth Arnold, damaged stock 10 the
value $500 ana the building to the extent Of S., 900.
Insured.
Dapie SULLIVAN and James o'Bricn. who particpa-
ted IN the aou street riot on Saturday night, were
ned $40 cacE BY Judge Morsan VI the Tomos yester-
day mornins.
John wslch, twenty one years Of age. of No ga
Rivn:'on street. was drowned last night while oa.n-
II . body was not recovered.
John sherman. three ana = half years Of age.
wandered away from his home yesterday at No. 45i
drowned ~ the loot Of Laiyht street
julius Cruchsi, twentytour years OF age fell from
ths sscoud story window OF ns residence M. 80
Tnrd avenue, yesterday, and ,ceived severe scalp
wound and n fracture oil The thigh.
Patrick AcNamara held Tor ,rIai by Judge
Smith yesterday on charge OF having burgariously
entered the premise OF Mr. William Bafden No. 233
West xteenth street, yesterday morning
PneIix Frcdcrch, afty years Of age, residence UNI
knoSn, q carpenter, white At work. Saturday. VAS
struck IN the abdomen by plank. H. made his way
I, bellevue Hospital, where he died yesterday.
The body OF John Underdorisr, thirty-nv~ years Of
age, n obicconst, OF No. 81 Bowery, who was
No. 3 North RIVER, Oh tue 23d inst, was found yes
terdAy floating In tho North RIVER opposite rwentisth
street.
Peter II. Post ia ener residing at Oakland. N -,
died yesterday at Bellevue Hospital from "a gunshos
wound OF tho LEG. He was accidentally snot while
out cunning nino yeurs ago. aud has s,nc: been
svnsring from the wound when caused mis- death.
The passengers OF the City OF Chester. OF the lnman
Steamship Company. nave expressed their satisiac-
lion with tue management Of tho sup, AMI say that
notv ttn handing the breaking % her propeller pro-
longod the passage two days beyond the usual time,
their wants and comfort were well attended TO-
One OF the watches found In possession OF Henry
ov day IN hot
a Madison Park tibet. has been Identified by Sir.
Thomas Donohus, OF Broadway, as property stolen
from him IN Madison PARK on the LiRht OF July 20.
Smith yesterday In the Jefferson Market Police
Court, was committed for trial IN default OF bail
Religious exercises OF simple character were held
Yesterday norning In 'front.' OF W. L. Dunosn's stor
age warehouse State street. Dr. k,nyon addressed
the crowd which con AIMED many intelgcat people,
tho Efficacy OF Payer" 81 preach IN She street,
sad the Doctor, 'or 1 feel that Gods tree word
should be SPOKEN the open No one has q right
TO charge Tor preaching II. lhe ministers must work
ak days 10 the wrek, a. other worsIng people dd,
ami preach on fords day. Twas the Lords day,
ana thoy bound 10 devote IL TO His service with
out money and without price.
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FAILURE OF THE Pigeon RACE.

At sunset yesterday the three days allowed for the
pigeons TO complete thoir journey from Ccun
bus 10 New York expired TO tie utter disgust Of the
fanciers who had started tho birds with mdcn
and cir umspccton on Monday last at Is exciu-
sively the fault Of Tho Columbus starter" sad Mr
Van OpstaI the owner OF Jupiter, to the HERALD re-
porter evening ''Ho had business whatever to
send them OF Oh Friday morning, when toe SKY was
overclouded, and that ~ the result OF having man
OF tne line OF all that rs required
TO secure quick journey. Had Mr.. waefclacr or my
self there would have kept the birds month
before starring them. should not be surprise II
they are still lowering at this very moment within
short distance Of Columbus unable 10 SEQ their way
clear"
Mr.. Van 0pstai then stated that race would take
place In a very few weeks the date to DO mentioned
hereafter.
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CUT WITH A CLEANER.

Thomas Kelly becoming incenssd at something one
Patrick Ormond his residence corner Of South
Second and First streets, Williamsburg, attacked him
with butchers cicaver The first blow cut through
Orm,nd,s nose and slashcd both checks, tho second
mn cted ugly on his shoulder. officer Baker
happen ng along at this moment arrested Kelly. Or
rnona was akcn to tho Eastern District Hospital and
his wounds were dressed tut he WAS so outrsceousy
drunk that he, too locked up soon 40 Surgeon
Fleming had dressed his woundA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-29
LOUIS c. KoPpEL's FUNERAL.

Tho funeral OF the ltc Louis O. Koppsl toox place
yesterday from his residence No. cs5 East Fifty
eighth street There were quite number Of hts
friends present, ana the services celebrated BY
DR. HeupscD and DR.. Mcnuee according 10 the ritual
OF the jewish Church. The deceased was = pronl-
member Of several lodges and delegations from
court Empire City 6345, A. y. y. Union Lodge
20, X ). B. aud AtIanuc Lodge lis, L. y. b. b., At
mains were taken 10 Cypress Hills Cene.cry ior In
terment.
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ALMOST FREE.

Charles Munday, prisoner serving term OF Two
and half years the Pen,entary Tor grand larceny
succeeded Ia making his escape yesterday. Al
alarm WAS At onoc sent out. The might've
was rscaptured oy Officer Hartman at The fovs oil
Egnty-n u street. Rast river. james Clemson, aged
twenty years, reading In seventy seventh street,
near Sooone avenue, 1ss also arrested Ny the same
officer the cnsrse Of aiding ana avssting ,hs prss
enkf IN htn oooaua.
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THE SOCIALISTS.

About three hundred men, women and children
gatherss In Turtle Bay Park yesterday afternoon to
hear discourses speeches by the leaders OF the
socialis,ic labor party. Mr.. j. Bisman chosen
chairman, anu Mr. a. Giebs addressed the meeting 10
German Tor an hour and hall. he was followed ~
Mir j. Bennett wuo made a vigorous address IN Eng
sh depouncing the church, Henry Ward Beeche!, The
present government and every BODY IN general.
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WEISSENBAUMS CONDITION..

Robert Weisscnbaum, the champion amateur
swimmer, who was seized with cramps WINE
swimming two mile race with r. u.
kelcbem OH the Harlem River, Saturday
Afternoon, 10 lying at his residence, or Central ave
nue., Jersey City Heghts, In very precarious con
dItioD He suffered terribly yesterday from period
attup nj cra
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FAILURE IN NEWARK.

The nrm OF consy 4 stewart. hat,ers, Newark. mas
suspended. The liabilnies are set down at $50 900
and the assets at 600 rho suspension 10 said 10
be duo to Losses incurred by tho failure Of Henry r.
His a Co, OF New York. nesting OF the Arms
creditors has been called Tor tomorrow IN thus cry.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-24
R1cuunNn Va Mar %. 1878,

& . ~. ~,
Editors Dispatch: A very large majority
OF the retail dealers ON Main street are in
favor OF shutting up their stores at 6 O'Clock
in the afternoon, and thereby giving their
Young men little more spare time. A few
of the merchants, however, have an idea
that there may be floating dollar in town
which fears the light Of the sun, and the
only way by which it can be captured is to
set trap for it aboEt dark. This, OF course,
makes it unfair to those who desire to close
at and, in fact, prevents the carrying out
OF the plan, because all must act in concert.
This is intended, therefore, as an appeal
to all to cooperate with the majority and
give the young men little daylight for re.
Creation. 1t IS one OF the surest plans OF
keeping them well at their business all day
when they know that there is an hour al
least when they can be with their friends IN
the afternoon, like gentlemen, and not like
ninks, who walk only "when: tits moon
llght,v or rather " when tits midnight"
it makes business run along smoothly all
day when the young men are cheerful, and
do not feel that to be employed ia the retail
trade is the same as going to jail by the day
Helm us. Messrs. Editors, and obige
MERCHANT.
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F.; LOCAL MATTERS.

THE ELECTION YEsrERpAY.zThan yes
terday DO quieter election-day in Richmond
was ever known. The peopleseemed salts
fed that the ticketnominated atthe primary
was in no danger, and they did not gene.
rally bother themselves about going to the
polls. rvs. - - - ~. S. ,.5,, .'~
: There were, it seems, about 1900 votes
cast. In tive wards the Conservative noni-
nees for aldermen, common councilmen,
and justices were elected without opposl-
ton. In Jackson Ward both parties made
nominations, and the contest was. some
what spirited. AL the Conservative nomi-
nees, with: one exception, were elected. In
the Third precinct active workers pushed
a ticket headed stThe Conservative Ticket"
where, the name Of N. Irwin was substi-
tuted for w. W. Timberlake, one Of the
Conservative nominees for the Common
Council. This caused the defeat OF Mr..
1'imberlake. t1tsj
'rhe following was the vote in Jackson
Ward for ward fdignit,lries: 2
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The. MoZART.-The musicale was well
attended last evening, and the programme,
which was all instrumental, seemed to give
satisfaction. The fact that there is always
q large gathering at these weekly nahSicates,'
whether they be in part vocal or entirely
instrumental, is pretty sure proof that the
Mozart is performing the work for which it
was instituted. However imperceptlble the
change may be, there is an improvement. In
the taste OF its members, which is evident
from the pretty general enjoyment now de-
rived from a class Of music which was
scarcely tolerated year ago, and also from
the expressions Of approval which are now
almost always accorded the higher order OF
music, II the present course be followed,
perbaps with little more attention to pure
classic music our people will one day be
nroud to boast 0f knowledge in this divine
art seldom attained in community.
THE orchestra reproduced RossinPs over
ture "William TELL" and the performance
was in many respects very creditable. Hy'
dropaten waltzes, by Gungl, were given
with spirit and expression, but IN q sudden
change OF movement there, was apparently
too many directors. Heimweh" /" was, as
usual, very beautifully playe ),
The pleasing piano duo |" Ii DiaVoletto !,
| was performed with great expression and
] grace BY Professors Thilow and Reinhardt
In the trio by Schun1ann, Messrs. Kess.
Mich, Thilow, and Reinhardt displayed
4 much taste in execution. Z.
Suppe's overture .s...Morning, Noon, and
Night in Vienna" q composition sparkling
1 In itself, was performed with spirit and eX'
4 preston by the orchestra.
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JAMEs-RIvER ExcURsIoNs-The steamer
Ariel,is announced as ready for charter to
churches, lodges, military and other organ
izations, private parties, &C., for excur-
sions trips to Old Point, Norfolk, &C., and
moonlight trips down the James.
These trips! have invariably proven re.
munerative to the parties chartering, and
large amounts have been made by our va
rious churches for their needy treasures.
Certainly no pleasanter trip can be had in
these parts, or Il more elegant or suitable
steamer than The Ariel, with her popular
commander, Captain Wyndham r. Mayo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-24

FESTIVAL AT S4ENGER HALLE, The attrac-
tive festival at, Sanger Halle, under the
auspices Of the ladies Of St. Johns Uu-
theran) church, viii reach its elimination
tonight, when. in addition to the feast of
I" creature comforts" and the general ac-
cessories to social pleasures. the visitors
will be entertained with selections by the
Quintette Club and by vocal and instru-
mental music by Mr.. and Mrs. j. Reinhardt.
The Amateur band will also contribute to
the evenings amusement. All who have
attended this May festival have been de-
lighted by their experience, and the hall
will be again thronged tonight.
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MANCmEsTER AND VICINITY.
Manchester Municipal Eiection-..Jas
IA. Clarke Elected Mayor---The New

i ddaucNcAter Muuacfpat Efe eCfSOnsss1AH
IA. Clarke Elected saayor---Tne New
Council, &c.
i l., The election passed Off quietly YESTERDAY
land small vote was polled. Thefollowing
is the vote as announced last night: .lsis
FIRST WARD.
+ For Mayor: James A. Clarke, 90; james
"a. Gentry, 80: A. Monteiro, @.
Commonwea!tlr's Attorney A. G. ATT.
kisson, So; John q. Robertson, %.
s City Sergeant: Henry Fitzgerald, 81.
For City Council: r. I. Ballowe, 81 !;
Joseph L. Spain, 36; Thomas w Gentry,
81. Anumbey Of scattering votes were cast
for Messrs. c. c. McRae and Thomas b.
Sims, who were not candidates, and who
supportedthe regular Conservative candt-
dates.
For Justice of the Peace: John E. Reama,
Sc.
SECOND WARD. ts:5s
For Mayor: Clarke, so; Gentry, 35; Mon
| teiro, Il.
For Commonwealth's Attorney Attkis-
son, 53; Robertson, A.. .s1s 'tsS:s
Fer City Sergeant Henry FITZGERALD, 101.
For City Conncil: j. Il. Perdue, 64 I; n.
a. Eubank. 2G.
For Justice OF the Peace: James II. Per.
dues SO.
-. .slltl. THIRD WARD. s,s.-55
For Mayor: Clarke, 62; Gentry, Is;
Monteiro, Al.
For CommonveaIth's Attorney: Attkis-
son, So; Robertson, 81.
For City Sergeant: Henry Fitzgerald,
109.
For City Council: Samuel r. Owens,
101; E.. 3. Howle, rs; Isaac Kahn, So !;
William II. Walker 46.
81. G. Nelson is elected justice OF the
peace, but his vote was not reported.
FOURTH WARD.
For Mayor: Clarke, 90; Monteiro. "a !;
Gentry, %.
Commonwealth's Attorney: Atlkisson,
61: Robertson, Gi
City Sergeant: Henry Fitzgerald, 13l.
City Council: J. I'll. Patteson, us. Seve-
raj scattering votes were cast for various
parties.
For Justice Of the Peace: G. 4. R. Mere
ditb, TO-.
RECAPITULATIoN.
For Mayor--Ularkc, 2S1; Gentry, 103;
Monteiro, So. s,
For Commemorative Attorney-Attkis-
SON, 213 Robertson, 1888.
For City Sergeant-Henry Fitzgerald,
405.
THE NEwLY-ELECTED MEMBERS OF THE couS-
GIL.
First Ward-R. II. Ballowe, joseph L.
Spain, and Thomas W. Gentry.
Second Ward-J. r. Perdue.
Third Wards. r. Owens, e. 3. Howle,
and Isaac Kahn.
Fourth Ward-J. Fl. Patteson.
THE JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
First Ward-John E. Rearns,
Second Ward-James NJ. Perdue.
Third Ward-Henry G. Nelson.
Fourth Ward-G. \. Il. Meredith.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-24

AUCTION SALES OF THE LITTLE DOVER Es-
TATEs, ON JAMES RIVER, IN GooCHLAND CoUN-
TY. .TwENTY-THREE MILES ABOVE RICHMOND
The sale of these two very valuable estates will take
place at auction, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY
the goth May, 1878, at ~ o'clock NJ, IL fair: u
not, on the first fair day thereafter Persons DIS
posed to purchase rstclass James-rVer estates are
particularly invited to view them before the day OF
sale and those who may conclude TO attend the sale
can be accommodated with a conveyance by notify
ing me the day preceding. For further particulars
see advertisements signed by Messrs j. A. Meredith
and A. l.. Boulware, commissioners, and Thomas
w. McCance, acting surviving executor, &C., who
have authorized to say that the necessities Of the
parties whom they represent such to make tht
sale absolutely necessary, even at great sacrifice.
w. GoDDIN, Arcionoer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-24

POLICE COURT, Justice Joseph
j. White preSiding.-The following cases
were disposed of:
Samuel Chriss and Walter Nelson, charged
with stealing three pigs from DR.. 5lorton
Taylor. Sent to the Henrico County Court,
where the offence was committed.
Andrew Maynes, charged with assau'ting
and beating Margaret Gillian. Continued
to Monday. Woman badly bruised.
James Wright, William Bradshaw, and
Mary Watson, charged with creating dis
turbance in the Capitol Square. Bradshaw
fined So; Wright and Watson discharged.
Joseph Woodson, charged with being
drunk and disorderly in the street and re-
sisting the police. EinedS2.
Fleming Randolph (one-armed eolored va
grant,, charged with being a common thiei
and vagrant, and with obtaining by false
pretences and misrepresentation one shirt
from w. P. Gretter. Convicted OF larceny
sent to Jail for one day, and ordered to bt
punished with six stripes.
Powers. Blair & Co., charged under ordi
nance with obstructing Fourth street be
tween Franklin and Grace with dray
Fined 81.
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CoLoRED Sons OF TEMPERANCE.-The
semi-annual session OF the Grand Division,
Junior, will convene at City Point Monday,
2Sth instant, ut IL o'clock. Delegates viii
be present from all parts OF the State. This
Order has gained over four hundred in
membership in seven months.
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UNCLAIMED LETTERS and postal
cards addressed as follows remain unclaimed
in the Richmond post-otfice: Susan Alexan-
der, Louisa Anthony, Emma Anderson, F.
August, N. E. Beal; Frank Beelor, tailor !;
J. Fl. Caldwell or Cardwell, Ann Davis,
Mrs. s.. B. Gibson, Mrs. NJ. G. Gudell, r.
J. James, Mamie Johnson, Mrs. AIarian
johnson, A. o. Jones, c. King, j. L. Levy; !;
Mrs. III. Jones, Four-Mile Run; Z. Raney,
T. 81. Niyen, Jr., r. G. Williams.
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BITTEN BY A. SSAKE.-George Mayo, a
lad living in the upper portion Of the city,
was bitten by snake between two OF his
toes, on "Wednesday evening. while playing
upon the grass in Hollywood. He was re-
ported te be in critical condition yester-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-24

Coon TEMpLARs.-B. j. Franklin is the
P.G.W. C. IT. OF the Grand Lodge. The
G.. Nv. CT. is Robert McNaughton. Ap-
piicaxions to, open new lodges are expected
from williamsburg, Manchester, Norfolk,
and other localities. There are at present
eight lodges In this city, and two more TO be
opened soon. I, /, SIS.
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F1NAI. ExAMINATIoNs.-The final examl-
nations in the public schools will commence
on Monday next.
The public examination will be held on the
9Th Of June. s..s..-... ....,..sg,
The closing exercises ofthe public schools
will commence on. Monday, June IL, and
terminate on the 14th instant. r
The final exercises OF the white sehools
will be held at the Theatre, and those OF the
colored schools at the First. African Baptist
and ether colered churches. A place has
not yet been selected for the closing exercises
Of the .Colored Normal School. ,g .4,1<x t.sTs
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NEEDS ATTESTION.-There is q pool OF
stagnant water on Eighteenth street near
Main that needs immediate attention. OF
course it is only necessary to call the atten-
ton OF the proper authorities to the fact.
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HAVE ANALYzED THE WHIsKEY KNOWN:
under the brand Of "B-SELEcT," controlled by
Messrs. WALTER D. BLAIR & Co., Richmond,
Va, and find It FREE FROM FUsIL OIL and other
impurities, and recommend It's use for medicinal
and family purposes J. b. McCAw, M. D.,
late Professor Of Chemistry
Medical College Of Virginia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-24

PAYING OFF THE JURoIs.-Deputy Ser
geant Holzinger will to-day, between 8 and
8 O'Clock, pay off the grand and petit jl-
rors Of the Hustinge Court. Walk up TO
the captain's Office, gentlemen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-24

THE TEMPERANCE CAUsE.-An address
(free) will be delivered at Association Hall
by General Louis Wagner and W. \. Duff,
ESQ, tonight, in the interest OF the tempe
rance caIlSe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-24

MEETING OF THE CITY SCHOOL BoARD.-A
meeting OF the City School Board was held
Yesterday afternoon in the Htgh-School
building. Present: Messrs. Rady, Court
ney, Powers, Straus, Scott, superintendent
Peay, and Secretary Moses.
Mr.. Nj. L. Straus, in the absence OF the
president, was invited to preside.
The superintendent submitted his report
for May, showing the average attendance
of the white schools to be 3,076.6; colored,
1,s3s.9-total,s. STAG. The report was re-
ceived and filed.
He also submitted his report for April,
showing the average attendance OF the white
schools to have been 3,241.5;. colored,
.9o4 .5-total, 5,146. Number Of visits by
parents and friends OF the pupils during
the month, 1863; by the superintendent, l54
Mr.. Straus reported to the Board that the
Council had agreed to the resolution trans
ferring $4,000 additional to the. e.support o.
the schools.
The financial secretary's monthly report
was received and filed.
Adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-24

ES> On alt sales Of Rsat Estate made 6ettsssa
the lst Or Janpery and lest Of Jaae the faSssls,
the present year haze to bepa1G opi6s pETeha9ssr
On, all sales made bst,osen the 1&t or July ana IdN
OF tie Year The tdaes haze to be pGtd 6y the ss!er
(This custom was adopted about fifteen years axs
by all the real estate agents In Richhona' ana Sp
plies to Richmond and vieinltyl
JAS. .MACDoUGALL,1 10N A. NJ, furniture, scales
showcases. &c.
I. THOMPSON BROWN OK r. M., two BRICK
dwe,iings, Nos, and Isl Cary slreef.
RICHARDSON q CO., 5k p. ~, two brick houses
on Sixth street beyond Leigh. !.
E. b. COOK 10 Al. NJ. at the late res,aehee Oh
James Ut. Butler, near New Markets pas'foo'-
furniture and hxturea.
IJL:.APPRRsON.4 4 p. H., SIX lots OF trucking ana
farm land on the Craigton read near Rlenmohd'
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COMMISSIONER OF DEEDs.-The Governor
yesterday appointed Joseph Parkinson, OF
Maryland, commissioner OF deeds for the
State Of Virginia, to reside in Maryland.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-24

ICE-CREAM for Sunday, made fresh aud favored
with fruit favoring-Sirawbcrry, Lemon, Pineal-
pie, Orange, Vanilla, and Chocolate Send your or
dcrs early to PIzzINI's, S07 east Broad street.
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p1SEAppLEs at 1oc. at pIzz1sI.s.

AyERILL CHEMICAL PAINT, ready-mixed for use
Durable, beautiful, and economical. Surpasses all
others. For sale by r. W. POWERS & CO.,
Agents forthe Company.
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EXCURSION SEASON OpESED.-The last ana
srIoI,did steamer ARIEL is now ready for charter
10 cnrches lodges, military or other
Annly MT compauy,s office, 903 Main street.
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P1SEAppLEs at l5c. at P.zzINI'S.

DON'T forget APpEESoN's sale at P NJ to-day
Great bargains will be sold. See auction head.