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Once More to h Breach, ID q r
Friends-FOr Mayor OF Manchester,
Vou,,ns Eorpxry

Communicated
Once More to t h Q Breach, ID r
Friends-For Mayor OF Manchester,
James A. Gentry.
T shall vote for james a. Gentry for
Mayor
First. Because, while believe Manches-
ter has had many better and ADLER men than
he is, he was the first man ever to go to
work and write up its history, factories, be-
nevoIent orders, &C., and because he has
done more than any one else to bring the
city into prominent notice.
Secondly. shall vote for him because /
know he has never been on an independent
ticket, and I don't think ever voted one, and
has always been. a:working Conservative,
without money and without price.
Thirdly. have not heard Of one OF the
Elliott Grays-his old company-that will
not support him, which, think, is GER
tainly to his credit, as mans conduct in
war generally brings out both his good and
bad qualities. -
Fourthly. BE has been a magistrate
almost continuously since the war, and his
decisions have been approved by the Hust-
ings Court Judge whenever appeal has been
taken. $3.50.
He is young, talented, one Of the people,
and in every way competent. He has rem
dered as much service to the city and State
as either OF his worthy competitors, and
asks at the hands Of the people to-day Ia.
vorable response to his respectful call for
their sutirages. he does not claim, l know,
| to be free from the worlds irailties and In
firmities, but il not the wisest is certainly
not the meanest OF mankind.
For his opponents he has the highest re
gard, and has tried to conduct the canvass
in q spirit Of courtesy and generosity.
He confidently appeals to-day to that gen
erous constituency who have never fatiee
to respond favorabiy to his calls. Tonight
| let us hope that the cry will be
'.-E1 - So VJCT0RY.
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United states Glrcasif Court.

| In the case OF Robert e. Green Us. The
| Potomac, Fredericksburg and Piedmont
Railroad Company, which was argued be-
| fore the Circuit Court OK the United States
| on Tuesday, Chief-Justice Waite deliver
Ted the opinion Of the Court yesterday morn
| ing, overriding the demurrer fied8by the
complainant.
The legal effect OF this decision is that
Under the terms OF the act OF the Legisla-
ture or Virginia imposing q forfeiture in
case Of the non completion Of the railroad
within the time specified, the entire road
and all the property Of the f., o. and G. r.
r. Co.. were forfeited to the State OF Yir-
ginia as d trustee for the original f. and G..
r. r.. Co., and that the act Of the Board Of
Pubic w orks in enforcing said forfeiture
was legal and competent.
The Chief Justice stated that the decision
of the Supreme Court OF Appeals OF Vir-
ginia in the case Of Silliman Us. The Ffede-
ricksburg and GordonsvilIe Railroad Com
pany, in which that Court construed the
said acts Of the Legislature, was to be re-
garded as binding upon the Federal courts.
The State Court decided that the forfeiture
operated to extinguisht the, lien OF the mort
gage. as If it never existed. The Chief JUS
tice added that the reasoning Of the Yir-
ginia Court, in its opinion, approved itself
to his mind.
In the habeas corpus case brought before
Chiei-Justice Waite to discharge prisoner
who had rendered coupons in payment of a
fine the Chief Justice held that the Circuit
Court of the United States had no iurisdic-
tion to discharge the prisoner on a writ OF
habeas corpus.
Upon the application Of William L. Royal,
Esq. counsel for the applicant, Chief-Jus-
tice Waite, holding the United States Circuit
Court at this place, Yesterday granted writ
OF error from the Supreme Court OF the Uni
ted States to the Court OF Appeals Of Virginia
in the case OF Hartman ps. Greenhow. 1t
will be remembered that this is the case in
which the Virginia Court Of Appeals few
weeks ago, upon the question Of the con-
stitutionaiity of law taxing State bonds,
was divided. The object OF this writ OF
error is to test the constitutionality Of this
law. tits expected that the case will be
heard rs privileged case as soon as the Su-
preme Court meets in October; and its de-
cision, il it declares the law unconstitu-
tional, will settle all questions about the
States consol debt.
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MANCHEsTER AVN. VICINITY, THIT

The Election To-Day. The polls will be
opened Mt sunrise to-day in ali OF the wards,
as follows: 80.
First Ward SouthWes corner OF Fourth
and Hull streets judges William u.
Driscoi, William j. Jones, and 3. T. Ed
wards. g
Second Ward-At. the markethouse.
Judges: Ell. G. Archer, Charles d. Morgan.
and Robert johnson. .f
Third Ward-At .Owens's 5 store. judges:
q. Z. Still, John w. Owens, and Jordan
Smith. 5
Fourth Ward-At the northwest corner.
OF Hull and Eleventh streets. Judges:
Frank Fitzgerald, w. G. Rice, and Joseph
Carter.
The only new candidate announced since
yesterday is Mr. George &. Macon for Cons
monwealth's attorney.
The following are the candidates, as far as
known
For Mayor: James. a. Clarke, DR.. A..
Monteiro, and James a. Gentry.
Commonwealtf's Attorney: A. G.. Att.
kisson, John G.. Robertson, and George K.
Macon.
City Sergeant Henry Fitzgerald.
For Justice Of the Peace: James NJ.
Perdue, in the Second Ward, is the only
candidate
For City Council the following are an
nounced:
First Ward Joseph L. Spain, r. T. Bal
lowe, and Thomas w. Gentry. Three to
be chosen.l
Second Ward: n. A. Eubank and j.
Robert Perdue. Zone to be chosen.]
Third Ward: William, II. Walker, Sam
uel r. Owens, Sr., E. B. Howle, and Isaac
Kahn. [Three 10 be chcsen.]
Fourth Ward: j. H. Patteson, William
Heider, aad John Il. Snelson. Zone to be
cbosen.] [
The polls will be kept open until sun
down, and no one can vote who has not
paid his poll-taX.
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THE MOZART THIS EVENING pro-
gramme for this evening will be instru-
mental, and will be very attractive. The
orchestra will play four selections-the over
lures "William Tell" by Rossini, and
g Morning, Noon, and Night" by suppee;
the Hydropaten" waltzes, by Gungl;
and Heimweb," by Jungmann. Alr.
Kessnch will play solo for violin, LIE.
gendc," by Wieniaski; Messrs. Thilow and
Reinhardt duo for piano, II Diavoletto,"
by San Fforeuzo, and these two, with Mr..
Kessnich; a trio By Schumann.
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WooDs-MEDAL CoNTE sT.-This annual
contest by the students OF Richmond Col
Ieee for declamation-medal is looked to
with interest by many besides the contest
ants. On Tuesday night Grace-Street Bap-
tist church was crowded, main room and
galleries being filed. Messrs. Christian,
Tupper, Anderson, and Wright, OF this
city; Davis, OF Texas, and SatterWhlte,
Haynes, Bouldln, Robertson, Pitt, Nettles,
Reamy, Powers, Holland, Fleet, Catlett,
Noland, 5Simms, and Winfrey, from various
portions of the State, were the young
gentlemen who struggled for the
coveted prize. Mr.. G.. u. Williams and Mr..
W. L. Royal, OF Richmond, and B. A.
Hancock, Esq, OF Chesterfield, were the
Judges to award the medal, and they gave
it to Mr.. f. P. Robertson, Of Albemarle
county. AS is usual on all such occasions,
the popular verdict would have been di-
yided. We venture to suggest to those
who may hereafter strive for the honor that
some speeches are nearly worn out, and
that extracts OF literary or humorous
character would give an agreeable variety.
Professor Curry, who presided, an
nouncedth that Judge Ould had kindly con-
on constitutional law. The subject
.tChanges Wrought in the Constitution and
the Character Of our Federal Government
by the War and the Late Amendments y
and the distinguished ability Of the lecturer
will attract such an audience that to crafty
the public the lecture was fixed for next
Monday night at 81 O'Clock in the Mu Sigma
Rho Hall, at the College.
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DEPARTURE OF THE WASHINGTON COMMAND
ERY.-As the Knights Templar from Wash
ington were ON their way to the train yes.
terday afternoon they passed through the
Capitol Square and around the Jackson
statue. A number of members Of the COM
mandery, in respect to the great chieftain
whose memory is held SO sacred in Virginia,
raised their hats as they passed StoneWall's
statue, and upon reaching the Washington
monument passed around it with heads I'm.
covered. Afew OF the commandery cele'
brated memoriaI-day by depositing flowers
upon the monument.
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ss1sT. what are thelsgaf fees o. attorneys

w nat are tne y, iet.ai ices VI a.en a,tvI
\. 4 4 tor ine neCoMmonwealtn1s y !. N.
I'd lg ne entitled 70 o Zee IN any case OF q Hosss
.py0se4nty 80 g .f
"a" 3d. On an indictment against Two or more foy
mtsdeineancr Stsay m!sfeasance In once or . con-
sptracyl what are MS legal feesl li.ss .s, .SS
4th. Has ne 9 rigns 10 collect fees from tue ce-
fendant when has recetved pay for tue same case
from the Comm J.
9th. Is there any re.IeI ior the peoptse aga.nst
san attorney Tor tne C0mWonNcaitn noiotnS srWo
Offices y, S..:sss. !. u. - -.
In answer 70 the ap9se IN any 70
f10: Tor misdemeanors, 20 sasn. nul ny =. y,
for the = ~ fes. s ~ - sae ~
o. masSS1enogTE III NJ e al ~ On se
10 iee i0r q ngHe WA. 10y "
ing eltner IN VI n,a ,;i e ssvyo rhn
p.osedsEs no. d t,a ~ rroyidas th.t n
slne @ n., "a py,,ca M afss- ho
nap suau uot VIC pIvaeSu " hoI s,y ~ " W
nas oeen once seg IN Ss hth ra,,b
~ assmec ~ .nS t,Ia t,,fs,
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ARREST OF AN ALLEGED FoRGER.-One
day last week young man named w. ii.
Craven, who hailed from Indiana, and who
had been employed as fireman on the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad, was discharged,
and went to the paymaster to draw the bal
ance of wages due him. After being paid
be told the paymaster that be held an order
Of his brother, who lived in Huntington,
for5h his pay, amounting to about forty
dollars. This was also paid him. A day or
two afterwards, another order OF j. L.
Craven which had been paid was compared
with the one just paid, and it was ascer-
tanned that the latter was forgery. In the
meanwhile the Craven who drew the mo-
ney on the forged order had left the city
for Huntington on his way to Indiana. a
telegram was sent to Mr.. j. L. Craven, at
Huntington, to know whether he had bro
ther named W. H. Craven, and II SO,
whether he had given an order for his pay.
Mir. Craven at Huntington replied that he
was not his brother, and he had not giyenan
order for. his pay. A message was sent to
Superintendent Mallory to arrest w. ii.
Craven upon his arrival there; which was
done, and the accused returned to Rich
mond by the mail train on Tuesday after.
noon. Yesterday he appeared before the
Police Court, where lease was examined
and the accused sent on to the HustinPs
Court grand jury for the first Monday in
June.
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Mayors Court. t.-Mayor Clarke yesterday
discharged the parties charged with stealing
iron from the Richmond and Danville Rail-
road Company's yard. Depredations on
this property are very frequent, and the
greatest caution is necessary on the part Of
its private Watchmen.
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DEATH FROM RELIGIOUS EXCITEMENT
Mention was made few days ago OF the
case OF Amy Holmes, colored woman who
had been patient Of DR.. G. w. West,
and Tho had lost her mind from religious
excitement incident to the recent revival.
She was carried to the PineI Hospital, but
her case being an aggravated one, she was
sent out to the Central Lunatic Asylum,
where she died.
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QUE DEAD. D..
6 raves OF Confederate soldiers az Hof
lywood and Hebrew Cemeteries
Decorated. .

A SPLENDID ,DAY-GREAT. cRoWDAT HoL-
LYwooD-THE MILITARY ON THE
GROUND-sALUTE- TROOPS RE-
VIEWED BIZ GOVERNOR HOLIDAY AND
GENERAL JOSEPH E. JOHNSTON THE
WORK OF THE HEBREW LADIES.
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DEFRIGERATORs.

REFRIGERATORS Of all the most desirable
kinds, both with and without tWATER-C0OLERS
warranted to give satisfaction or they may be re-
turned. Prices very low.
MRS. KNOX'S CENTENNIAL FLUTNG-8IA-
CHIMES. ~
CLARK'S PATENT NURSERY SWING, with
trapeze attachment-the newest thing out.
Also, q full line of CHINA, GLASSWARE, and
WORCESTERSHIRE GOODS, of al! the latest
designs, at popular prices. +. B. TAYLOR
ans l0ll Main street.
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FESTIVAL AT TRINITY CuURCH.-The Ia
dies Of this church will continue their fes-
tiyal for two nights longer, and furnish ice
cream, cake, and refreshments at reasonable
prices. The proceeds will be devoted to
church PURPOSES.
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The Cedar Works Bvildmg.- the
active lead OF Messrs. Nathan A. Eubank
and Robert Blunt this mammoth structure
is fast going up, and 1t is hoped Mr.. Parish
will soon be able to summon all OF his old
bands to work.
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UNCLAIMED LETTERS and postal
cards addressed as follows remain unclaimed
in the Richmond post-otfice: Mrs. a. Bird,
Academy Hill; D. &. Brown. Lizzie Duke,
Emma Field, Charles Gwathmey, D. ~.
Harris, Ella Jackson, E. W. Godsey, Annie
Miller, Frank Nelson, c. Paintre, J.. M.
Rufin, T.. b. Sherman, Mrs. L. Timber
lake, J. W.. Tinsley, Hon. A. 'Wasbburn.
Mrs. o. A:Wrenn, A. P. McIlyaine, United
States recruiting officer; Sweepsteaks Ma
chine Company. Also, unmailable postal
card signed "James 81. H."
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JACKSON WARD.-To-day for the first
time the Conservative people Of Jackson
Ward have the. option Of sending to tho
Council men Of their own party. The
whites constitute o maj 5ority Of the qualified
voters Of the ward. All they have to do IS
to turn out and vote the Conservative
ticket; then victory for them will be sure.
The can didates and their friends must be
aettyn
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AyERILL CHEMICAL PAINT, ready-mixed for use
Durable, beautiful, and economical. Surpasses all
others. For sale BY R. W. POWERS 8 Co.,
Agents for the Company.
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Sale of Land.-A farm OF one hundred
acres near the old courthouse has Just been
sold for s1,S00, and another of five acres, in
The same vicinity, at S450.50. Both to
northern gentlemen, and for cash.
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mouth, there is nothing so good as MEADE BA-
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, cool,
and pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: A. NJ, 60;
9 "A: d., SO; noon, "a; p. H., IT; 6 p.
M., To- midnight, SO.
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LEyYBRoTHERs
exhibit the

LARGEST AND BEsT-AssoRTED STOCK OF GOODS
In this city, and their prices are US low and In :
great many instances lower than any other esiab-
meut on this continent.
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The Mofett Register.-In the first district
OF Chesterfield for the month OF May the
returns from the Moffctt register were re-
ported at S13G.4S; in the second district at
S176.T9. Total, S3t3.2T.
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POLICE COURT, YEsTERDAY-Jatstice j. j..
White presiding.- following cases were
disposed Of
James NJ. Bailey, Arthur Bailey, and
James Bailey, charged with assaulting and
beating Charles T. Atkins. Continued to
Friday next.
W. IT. Craven, charged with forging the
name of J. L. Craven, &c. Sent on to the
grand jury for the first Monday in June.
William Cordona, charged with cutting
and defacing the fence around the baseball
lot, the property Of Boschen IL Ferreter.
Fined 81. le5. e
Storrs & Co., charged with violating the
city ordinance in allowing their teams to
pass along Broad street without the driver
holding the rains in his hand. Fined e.
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For ULcEgATED MOUTH, the healing properties
of MEADE & BAKERS CARBoLIC MoUTH-WAsH
are unexcelled. Fifty cents bottle.
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For ALIsDIsEAsEs OF THE TEETH AND. GUMS
use MEADE s BAKERS CARBoLIC MOUTH
WASH. Fifty cents q bottle. u
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IycIPIENT TARTAR AND ScURF removed by
MEADE & BAKERS SAPoNINE DENTIFRIcE.
Fifty cents q box.
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HAVE ASALYzEp THE WHIsKEY KNOWN
under the brand of I. B-sELEcT,n controlled by
Messrs. WALTER D. BLAIR &c Co., Richmond,
Va, and End Il FREE FROM FUsn OIL aAd other
impurities, and recommend Its use for medicinal
and family purposes. J. T. McCAw, NJ. d.
2sSs la late Professor Of Chemistry
Medical College OF Virginia.
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iNemorial-Day.-DunIop & McCanee's
mill was suspended yesterday on account
of memorial-day, but the other mills were
at work as usual.
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For OFFENSIVE BREATH from decayed teeth
and diseased gums, use MEADE & BAKERS CAR
BoLIc MoUTn-WAsH. Fifty cents bottle.
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TEMPERANCE MEETING.-There will be a
tenn perance rally at Association Hall on
Friday night. General Louis Wagner, OF
Philadelphia, and others will speak.
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VICTORY

EXCURSION SEASON oPENED.-The fast and
splendid steamer ARIEL Is now ready for charter
10 churches lodges military or other organizations
Apply at companY's Office, eos Main street.
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my Him
CROCKERY. GLASSWARE. &c.

YTTALNUT DINING-ROOM REFRIGE-
w RATORS. and all other STYLES, just received;
ERS, FLUTING-MACHINES. and other seasona-
bic goods; new lot Of CHTLDREN'S CAR
RlAGES, CHAMBER SETS, &c. If You want to
my9 SIT Broad and 900 Main street.
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AID TO TEE GoyEaEoR. The Governor
| Aas appointed Colonel John ~ Lay one ott:
IhtG ds,, with the hreYe rank as c0lonel 0t
Eeayajry, 10 fspk aa sleb ison the I22lst pfay.
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DIscOLoRED TEETH rendered beautifully white
by the use OF MEADE 4 BAKER, SAPoNINE DEN
THRICE. Fifty cents box.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE ELECTION To-DAY.-The election
takes place to-day, and the Conservative
voters are called upon to go to the polls to
ratify the nominations recently made at the
primary election. So fur as is known the
Republicans have no ticket out in any ward
except Jackson. Even there the Conserya-
tives, il they turn out as they should, have
the assurance Of electing the following
ticket, which is put forth with the sanction
OF the City Conservative Committee: )
For Board of Aldermen.
Oswald Gasser.
For Common Council.
William }. Gentry,
John Rankin,
William w. Undertake,
A. w. Pierce,
Thomas Fl. Pollock.
For justices of the Peace.
Thomas F. Hannigan,
John NJ. Hulcher,
Thomas Cox. -1Gr
No poll-tax receipts dated to-day will be
OF avail for voting purposes, and when the
Treasurer's Office closed Yesterday the
whites had paid in Jackson Ward, as in all
the other wards, more poll-taXes than the
negroes.
Therefore if the Conservatives do not
elect their ticket in Jackson Ward it Will be
their own fault. ,e
All white voters who paid their capita.
tion-taX prior to the 1st OF May will find
their names on the certified list printed by
the enterprise of the City Conservative Com.
mittee. All who paid since the list eoi
May will have to show their receipts to the
officers OF election. -sJ>.,' Z s. Il
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NJ. ELLYsog & Co, advertising agents. insert ad-
vertsementa In al OF the newspapers of the United
s,Res st publishers, rates. Orders LEFT at the DIS
patch conntinx-roon viii receive prompt attsn.
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FURssg,URR.

E'URNITURE-l2o8 EAST MAIN "a
n, STREET.-I ana noY receiyiDg 90 suits OF III
EGhSpTURE OF the latest Etyley, which for FB
curaoita,y and dnish cannot be surpassed 4 3$
-9in0ngst them Will be found due Wssnas Dressing
MhiAl am Selling ii exiYsosdfns rfiy isw nrfcea.
tsses Baih cfher so0ds now fecetftuR. In addition
70 ~ agY large stock. enE6ie me 10 meet tha wants
Q can 1nysI7I s.s =. o. GHygWUal,
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FOE BrEEDISG GUNS, use MEADE e RAKEn's
cMoUTH.WAsH. Fifty cents bottle. =
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/ 1t was curious to see the variety OF vehicles
used for this purpose, an d all seemed to be
we'll patronized. Rarely has it been the
case that so many and such q variety OF con-
fYeyances were used for this purpose.
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mIaEnAI WATERS.

DURCELL, LABD d CO.. DRUGGISTS,
- RICHMOND, VA,
AGENTS FOR THE WATERS OF THE VIE
GINA SPRINGS AND OTHER
CELEBRATED MINERAL WATERS
O. thi. country and Europe.
u,u1rr SULPHUR, RoCKBRIDGE ALUM,
HIEEaLf1 LiTHIA, BLUE RIDGE
S'SSA RI TIE LICk-kegs and boiiies
tE c1SGRESS, Saratosa4 Ne f.:@s 8tss3
HATHORS. Saratoga n. f.s
.vicHY, Saratoga, n. y; .
BITrER WATER, Hunyadi Jaaos
RirrER WATER, pulina
Ri1.rER WATER, Eriedrschshail
Observation-Disclosures aud jugs
Fresh snnslies constantly receiving.
ton. Iap ai-2mI PURCELL, L. LADp6 ". !.
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SUMMER RESORT

DAWLEY SPRINGS
III 1000 FEET ABOVE rrDE-wATER-
NEAR HARRISONBURG,Y VA
Capacity: Three LARGE hotels, with aecomtnodsilnns
for 700 guests. Appointments .hrst-class, OPEN
JUNE 18TH.
RATES: $3.50 per day: sT2.5 so per week $40
per month. For further particulars address
DR.. w. ID. HOPKINS.
my21 -eodl9 HarTisonburg, Va.
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LOST. sTRAYED. AND FOUND.

I OST, Wednesday, about O'Clock, on
Streets, u BUNDLE containing LADY'S HAT,
wrapped in pape-. II fell out Of buggy, and boy
was seen by some parties to pick up aud run away
with It. The finder win return 1t and receive suit
able reward-no questions asket-at 200 east Frank
lin street. my 23-1t*
OST, ON YESTERDAY MORNING
- about or 7S O'Clock, between corner First and
Marshall and Ninth and Franklin streets, q LOCK
ri WATCH-CHARM, onyx and blotd-stone sets.
a liberal reward wi be paid If returned TO
JOSEPH L. LEVY,
my 23'ltH e, o.1319 Cary street.
OST, on Franklin or Twelfth street, on
~ "Wednesday afternoon, a LADIES' PORTE
MoNSAiE, containing small sum OF money and
some papers. The finder will confer favor and be
suitably rewarded by leaving 1t at this Office.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-23
WILMA, CHINA.
REMOVAL.
DANK OF COMMERCE

DANK OF COMMERCE
REMOVED TO iii MAIN STREET.
Transactsa GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS.
COLLECTIONS made on acceptable points, aud
prompt returns made at current rates OF exchange.
BONDS, STOCKS. and VIRGINIA sTAX-RE-
.cEIVABLE COUPONS bought and sold. n
Aa agents for Messrs, Urexel 4 Co., PhiladelDbta,
we draw DRAFTS on the leading cities OF Europe
at lowest rates for highest class bills
Rnsiness solicited, with the assurance that every
effort Will he made 10 Give satisfaction.
enoA' w '.' ~ JOHN G. WILLIAMS,
NH 80 tsshier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-23
LEVY BROTHERS

will open TO-DAY another large lot Of
SEAsoNABLE AND DESIRABLE GOODS,
TO which they call the attention of those who Wish TO
purchase.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-23

EtPERsoNAL.-The condition Of Mr.. Will
liam e. Binford last night was such as to
give. no sort OF hope for his recovery, and
it was doubted if he could last until morn