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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-12

COUNTY AND CITY SrPERINTENDENTS OF
SCHOOLS APPOINTED.-The Board Of Educa.
tiOn has appointed the following supern-
tendents Of schools for the term begnnn"
July |, 1881 Accomac, James c. Weaver ;
Albemarle, ID. p. Powers; Alexandria
county, George K. Adams; Amelia, Hodi-
jah Meade; Highland. j. Kenney Camp.
bell; Blaud, 4. B. Honaker; Botetcurt.
Rev. q. Gray; Carroll, ID. Il. Brown ;
New Kent. DR.. Samuel 7. Christian ;
Charles City, =. ID. Milford; Charlotte,
William W. Read; Chesterfield, W. \.
Blankngship; CuIpeper, John A. Hol'z-
man; Cumbel land. Dr.. Richard L. Wal
ton; Dinwlddie. Roger L. Atkinson; Floyd,
DR.. c. VI. Siiglcman; Franklin, Professor
William +. Duncan; Gloucester. W. Ap.
W. Jones; GoochIand. DR.. o. w. kean ;
Greene. Isaac &. +. D. Davis; Hanover,
j. B. Brown; Henrico. Daniel l.. Gard
uer; Henry. DR.. J. NJ. smith; lie OF
Wight, Colonel f. NJ. Morrison ; James
City. ColonelJ James II. Allen; King George,
Captain William f. Baker; Lancaster. Gen
era Meriwether Lewis: Lee, James II.
Graham: Loudoun, l.. VI. Shumate; Lou
isa, Pew. l.. j. Haley; Lunenburg, Robert
VI. Williams: Madison, Rev. W. =. Hill ;
Mathews, Or. Thomas B. Lane; Middle
sex, DR.. j. Mason Evans Nelson, Patrick
II. Cabell; northumberland. William
Brown; Nottoway, Rey. r. w. Svdnor,
y. D.; Powhatan, Or. p. 5. Dance; Prince
Edward, ReY. L. VI. Smith, y. D.; Pu-
laski. W. W. Wysor: RapplbannOck, Hen
~ Turner; Richmond city, james II. Peay,
Jr.; Rockbridse, Professor j. L. Campbell
Russell, Car tain f. ID. Miller; SOutnamp.
ton, DR.. James +. Bryant; Stafford, Cap
tain Il. l.. Cooper: Tazewell, James {.
Spots; Warren, G. +. Roy; Wythe. Rev.
james d. Thomas; York, DR.. W. ii.
Shield.
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The Managers OF ST. Pau's Church Home
for Aged and Inirm Women desire to give
their heartfelt thanks TO the gentlemen con-
nected with the exhibition lOf drugs OF the
American Medical Association, who through
Mr.. T. Roberts Baker made very hand
some and liberal donation TO the lnlrmary
connected with their institution.
They have cause to remember with gratl-
tude Ne,srs. John Wyeth u Brother, Phlr-
macists. of Philadelphia, through Nr. Post !;
Theodore Meicaie II Co., OF Boston. Mass,
through Mr.. DelanO; William Sebelhelln Il
&C.. OF New York. through Mr.. Glllattly
ana Mr.. Gardener; and the "Trommer
Malt Extract Company" Fremont, OHIO,
through Mr.. Leyman.
IL was a kind and courteous thoughtiul'
ness which prompted these gentlemen to
remember the poor OF city to which they
had been cordially welcomed, and the ladies
wish to convey their full appreciation oi the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-12
LOCAL MATTERS.

MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CEN
TRIAL COMMITTEE. The committee met pur.
suant 10 the call OF the chairman. A. Koner,
Esq, Mt IL Nj. yesterday, DR.. Lewis pre-
siding in the absence OF the chairman He
stated what he understood To be the object
OF the meeting.
On motion of Mr.. j. Il. Ficklu, the fol-
lowing resolution was unanimously adopt.
ed:
Resolved, That the State Committee, after
careful consideration, deem il unnecessary
to make any change in the time or place for
holding the Sia;e Convention.
NJ. Glennan, Esq, OF Norfolk city. was
elected member OF the committee Uice w
G. Elliott. declined.
On motion OF Mr. S. WOodson Venable,
the following resolution was unanimously
adopted:
The State Central Committee, in conven-
tion assembled. congratulate the Conserva-
tive Democracy OF the State upon the au-
spiclous omens, everywhere observable,
pointing to their triumph in the important
campaign Of this fail. Nothing is needed
save TO renew and complete the organiza-
tion Of our party throughout the State.
To that end we earnestly recommend the
county aud city cbairmen 10 take early
steps TO I'LL up the ranks OF their COM
mittees. and to convene the voters
Of their respective communities as speed
ily as may be, that a complete representa-
tion may appear from all quarters OF the
Commonwealth in the 4'h-of- August Con-
yentIon, in order that the full and free voice
OF the people Of Virginia may there be heard
on every question properly asking party
consideration and acrion. With such action
and such an expression there can .be no
doubt OF our success.
After full and free interchange OF views
on various subjects, and speeches OF more
or less length from number Of gentlemen.
the committee adjourned to meet on the Sd
OF August next.
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The HowIrzER ASSOCIATION AND THE
ynpyTowS CENTENYIAL.-At Il meeting OF
the Howitzer Association held at tne nus, hn
tings tim Court room on Tuesday nishtnJEn 5-S,1nh
: 8 Elicit, ESD, in the chair-it was decided ,.i
- accent the invitation Of the Howilzer
Somnany ~ % to accompany them to IorSt3wn'
and q committee, consisting OF >. i, Ely
son. G. II. Poindexter, L. ;; Carao]s' ".
p. Hawe,, and Thomas Booker was ps ap-
nointed to raise money to pay The EXPENSES
" The company have recently bo9gno nou =
numher Of new tents, aud will make " COM
,ortable for such members OF the Assoc'a'
tIon as may decide to 70 with lheu'
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4 .Mired Deiegation.-The Chesterfield
County Court was in session yesterday, but
transacted no business Of Especial i'm mportaDce.
There are no criminal cases to be heard at
this term, and the court will adjourn finally
during the week.
After the court adjourned Monday the Re-
adlusters held meeting at the courthouse
to nominate delegates 10 the June Conyen.
hon. There was considerable wrangliDg
as TO who should be appointed delegates.
Finally the following delegates were Sc.
lected: }. f. Andrews, William Spears, J.
VI. Gregory. W. F. Giddings, j. VI. Nun
nally, and j. f.. Gregory. Alternates: Z.
5. Robinson. Julius Condrev, w. Benjamin
Chalkley. Joseph Walker, J. 5. Sydnor, W.
X. Ruflin, Wilson Hewlett, Tom Jefferson.
and f. j. Bland. The delegates at large are
Wilson West, Cornelius Minnis, and Gran
derNon Archer. Some Of the delegates are
cOlored.
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CONTRACTS AWARDED BY THE COMMITTEE
ov RELIEF OF THE POOR.-At a meeting
Of the Committee on the Relief OF the Poor
held at the almshOuse yesterday afternoon
tbe following contracts for furnishing the
denartment With supplies for the ensuing
quarter were awarded: Fresh beef, hir>h
4 We'll. S6.75 per cwt.; bacon, V. Hecnler'
Jr.. & Brother. 74c. per pound; Hour, u: u
Davis a. Co., S5.9S per barrel; rice. WIIlam
Jenkins a. Co., &c. per pound; coiiee' " IL
liam jenkins & Co., lie. per pound; sugar.
:. ~ A. Y. Stokes ~ Co., 94c. per pound ;
brown sugar, A. Y. Stokes y Co., '5c. per
Dound; vinegar, ID. o. Davis a Co..
lie. per gallon; soap, William Jen'
.klns Il Co., 4c. per pound San,
D. O. Davis & Co., sl.45 per sack ;
molosses. William jenkins & Co., 36c. per
%aIlon: herrings, ID. .. Davis * Co., $500
ner M barrel; timothy hay, Sl.24 per cwt; J
wheat.straw, 63c. per cwt.; Dfownslun'
99c, en- ner bushel; corn, zoe. per bushel oals,
59c ner bushel-to II. T. Alvey q 20. Inc
contract for furnishing the necessary iIsul'
cines for the quarter was awarded TO ,od fur. =,
cell. Ladd e. Co. for the sum OF SlZo.2l ,
sor shoes 10 Heller g. Co.. at prices rahgins
from s1.15 TO Sl.2j per pair.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

The MayoraHy-The City Central Con-
seryatiye Committee met at the courthouse
Tuesday night aud ordered primary elee-
tion To be held in this city Saturday for che
purpose OF nominating a candidate to be
voted for at the coming election. Tue
yotiDg-place viii be at the court'house' ana
the polls will remain open from sunrise
until 0 o'clock at night. No person viii be
allowed to vote unless he pledges himself
10 abide by the decision of the primary
election. The city superintendent was
authorized to appoint the judges OF elec.
tion. 1t seems that Mr.. j. +. Taylor Is at
present the only candidate in the field to be
voted for, The name Of Mr.. W. I. Lith-
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For the Dispaich.I
presbyIery OF Montgomery
LAST DAY.
BrCHANAN. Nav =.

BUCHANAN, May :, 1881.
The system OF raising all funds IN the
Church by tithes was allowed to Blacks
burg church. on their petition, in so far as
it does not abrogate the contract of the call
in regard to pastors salary.
The General Assembly was Overtured te
print and put in the hands Of members, be-
fore adoption. all oyerturos to that body,
and the answers thereto; to read them
three times, and never to pas 10 second
reading on the same day as FIRST
Licen;late v. II. OChiltree, examined
at this meeting. is to be ordained and in
stalled at New River or the fourth Saturday
IN June. L.
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DRY GOODS. NOTIONS. &c.

4 Z. FOX Il son
take pleasure in announcing the arrival Of their
third supply Of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
All departments are now full, and particular al
tentlon Is invited to the
BLACK GOODS DEPARTMENT,
where may be found all Tie seasonable fabrics from
the ACE BUNTING at l6i,c. Ia The elegant D0U-
BILE and TWISTED ALL.slLk HERNANI at
1925.
New patterns I'm MADRAS GtNGllAM>;
5.4 NULL MUSLINS, In Ecru and White;
A nice assortment of COLORED sURAH SILKS
job lot Of RUSSIA.LEATHER pOCkET.BOOKs.
The best re sular-Inade STRIPED HALF-HOsE for
Gentlemen and Youths at 25c.
\ call Is respectfully solicited.
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LGEBIG COMPANY's ARNICATKD EXTRACT OF
WITCH HAZEL Il consider the best in the mar
ket," says Professor John VI. Carnochan, VI. d.
Has produced far more satisfactory results IN my
practice than any other Of the numerous articles I'm
the market" -ays Professor Egbert Guernsey, VI
D. "Canuot aiord to be without your elegant and
thoroughly satisfactory preparations for single
day." says Professor VI. W. NoXln, VI. d. Hun
1rcds of equally emphatic endorsements from lead
ing physicians of New York city. Cures Piles
Hemorrhagos. Catarrh, Salt-Rhoum, rheumatism
and affections OF the eyes.
Sod I'm iitY ceats and dollar sizes.
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FURMAN TUPPER. 5k =. w., brick dwelling
No. 613 west Grace street.
X. Is CHAFFIN & CO.. 5k 7. NJ, commi iss loper's
sale OF comfortable brick dweInDg No. 201
MAYO street.
J. THOMPSON BROWN. 5 p. NJ. trustees sale
of iwenty.four lots AT southeast corner OF wash
ington and west Cary street, aud ], Dg along
Taylor street.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, L. NJ, brick store and
dwelling, with large lot and stable attached, on
Franklin street. near the Old Market.
RICHMOND BAZAAR. 10 A. NJ, large and per-
emptory sale Of new buegits, phsetOns, rock
aWayS. and wagons.
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NEW Council OF ROYAL ARcANUM.-
Grand Secretary William Lovenstein, assist
ed by l.. X. Rcins, Grand Guide, ana
Nes,rs. f. +. sutton, Gibson, II jbertson,
and Talman, instituted a new council OF
the Royal Arcanum at Ashland on lu'sday
evening with twenty ch1rter-memDers, 10
be know n as Henry Clay Council. Inc iol-
lowing are the oflicers.elect for the ensuing
term: Past Regent, Professor Charles
Morris Regent, X. IL. CardweII; wee
Regent, Mr.. II. c. Scott; orator, >. b.
Brown; Secretary, Clifton Lee Cohector'
&. II. Nixon; Treasurer, John VI. Howei,'
Chaplain, Charles p. Scott; Guide -
Palmer Gordon; Warden, Charles W.
Crew; Sentry, Horace NJ. James. trustees 4;
Edwin Vaughan, j. A. Brown, ID. b. Cox.
Medical Examiner, DR.. II. {. Scott.
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Brief Items The musical entertainment
to be given for the benefit OF and under the
auspices OF the Baptist Church choir will
be given Monday and Tuesday nights OF
next week at Cersley's Hall. An admirable
programme has been arranged for the occa.
sion.
The quarterly terms OF the Hastings
Court-January, April, July. and Octo.
ber-hereafter will be for the trial Of crimi-
nal and civil cases, and the intermediate
terms for chaucery business.
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UNITED STATES COURT.-In the United
states Court yesterday-Judge Hughes pre-
siding-the cases OF Burwell Blair, Jr., rs.
Rush Burgess and Samuel Hicks Us. James,
adminstratriX, were beard. The Court took
them under advisement. The plaintiffs sue
to recover certain money alleged to have
been Illegally paid by them for toblcco-
stamps. In the first case $500 Is involved,
and in the other $4,000.
To-day the suit OF Thomas McCann Us.
City OF Richmond will be called. The
plaintiff sues for damages alleged to have
been sustained by breach OF contract on
the part Of The city.
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Excursion 10 Boz AIR.-The Richmond
and Danville Railroad Company will run
special train to Bon AR Saturday, leaving
Richmond at 1890 \. NJ. and returning,
leaving Bon Air at p. VI. The regular
passenger trains will on that date transport
passenger, to and from Bon Air at eXcur-
sion rates. Tickets can be obtained at the
depot, and also at the company's Manche,-
Ter station.
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TX ACTIVE PURSUIT or PLEASURE OR GAIN,
the iuesimabe blessing Of health IS too osien for
gotten until disease Is firmly seated aud the fsct
only realized by great bodily and mental suffering.
The liver Is the vulnerable point IN most persons
and the Of the organ Involves almost
the whole system; hence the reason why under the
liver disease there IL enumerated such numbsr OF
Affections, and we claim the >i,iMoSs LIVER RE-
ULAroR to be a remedy for them all. Buy oniy the
genuine, In white wrapper, With red z, prepared
only By J, II. ZEtLIN q Co.
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A CHANGE IN SCHgDULE.-lt is stated that
on and after the 18th instant the night train
south OF Richmond on the Richmond ana
Petersburg road the Coast Line). VIII De
discontinued. The night train from wash
inptop. which arrives here at 1000 L. NJ,
will make no through connection win Tue
Coast Line. as heretofore. Mail for the
south will be run On the trains that leave
Pichmood Al 1905 and 1886 p. NJ. Qast malI.
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RgArEN BY HER SoN.-Yesterday morn
ing negro woman living on Mayo strees
was severely beaten by her son, youln Oh
about eighteen or twenty. Subsequent.
the difficulty was renewed, and the woman
threatened to strike the boy win an axe,
when he drew pistol and fired at her' pu1
without effect. No arrests had been maue
M last accounts.
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attrac,fous nc the BAZAAR To-Day.

The sale at the Richmond Bazaar VIII be
one Of the attractions OF the season IN the
way Of tine buggies, phaetons, rockaway>'
ana road.wagons. The sale Will be peremp-
tory. the offerings are really firstcla's, and
u,rties wishing really superior vehicles at
moderate prices should attend the sale.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-12

Professor f. VI. Hale, author " Materia Medica
New Remedies" professor at Chicago Medical Col.
lege, recommends COCA for bad taste In the lSouth,
furred and coated tongue, dryness cf the mouth
on waking, debility OF the digestive organs collie,
constipation, Intellectual urging 10 stool, and Hat
uency. q" II IS superior 10 any tonic have used Or
prescribed.s avs Professor Hale. Beware Of worth
less limitations.
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lot OF sixty.fiye feet ut The corner OF Frank
lin and Shafer streets, with . framed dwell
Ing on II. for the sum OF 1880. % Mr.. +.
A. Saunders. This sale shows an advance
in property In that locality.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-12

"LADIES CONSIDERED AS WORKS OF ART" ="
This subject, which Is in Itself suggestive
OF vast interest, will be happily eXpatlaled
upon and fully developed IN an unscientitc
lecture on the 18th instant by Professor
Charles II. Winston, whose reputation As a
scientist is only second TO his acknowledged
resources OF wit and bumOr. The lecture
will be delivered at the First Baptist church
for the benefit OF the DOrcas Society OF the
oil
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row has been mentioned in connection with
The Domnuiiou, but tnis gentleman has not
decided whether be will run. Superintend.
ent Jordan will probably appoint the judges
Of election today.
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THE SPIRIT OF NINETY-ONE.-The pupils
OF 81. Peters Cathedral school Will give Il
dramatic entertainment at Cathedral Hall
tomorrow evening for the benefit OF the
school. The >prighlly little comedy entl-
tied he Coming Woman; or, The Spirit
OF '9l." will be presented, and an evening
Of real pleasure Is promised TO those who
.se
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[COm municated.l
Enaeh Arden.

an never prepare another pill Never
prescribe another prescription Never
compound another bolus. Tremble :.
Never !-until-ha ha.-until somebody
,vonts ;am -
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SUDDEN DEAIH.-Mrs. Sarah Greaner,
widow OF the late William Greaner, dieu
suddenly last evening, at the residence OF
Mr.. j. B. Pace, in this city. MIS-. Greaher
is the mother OF Captain John II. Greaner,
and was an old and honored resident OF
Richmond. Her funeral will take place az
A o'clock this afternoon from the Droau'
Street Methodist church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-12

THE Mozart THIS EyENING.-First. over
ture, William Tell" (RoS>ini,) orchestra :;
Jr. third. duo, clarinet and piano, Nor
ma" (Bellni.) Messr>. Jardella and Rein
bardt; fourth. a, cave Maria,' (Owens,) b,
" Racquet gaIop, (SimmOns,) orchestra ;
fifth, solo baritone. Mr. W. =. Grant sixth.
quartette, "Au>trian Hymn" (IIaydn.)
strings; seventh, waltle>, " Caite," (Wad-
teufel, orchestra.
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THE SUNDAY LIQUOR LAW.

Action OF Judge Christian TO Enforce its OBJ
servance-Iie Refuses TO Grant Licenses TO
Those Convicted OF Violating the Law
The Dealers Meet to Take Action on the
>ubject-They Will Take Their Case 10 the
Circuit Court-Thc Conflicting Laws, etc.
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HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM,
GIVES TO EVERY WOMAN
A FAIR, FRESH AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION.
No matter how much 1t may haye become i'm.
paired by nature or otherwise, II makes the SKIN
PuRE, SOFT and LIKE THAT OF YoUTH.
It's not only ELEGANTLY PERyUMKD, but II Is
I'm every way most perfect wash and a SPLENDID
LOTION.
Its APPLIcA ALTON cannot possibly be detected
and Is harmless as water.
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10.4 CNBLEAcHRp sHEErISG at 21 cents per
yard: l0.4 BIeached shetting at 20 cents per yard,
at LEVY BROTHERS..
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ICE-CREAM, CONFkCriONERIEs, &c.
DCRE ICE-CREAM.

DCRE ICE.CREAM.
Families. managers Of plc-nicS. fairs, festivals,
excursions, &c, will find It TO their interest TO try
my
PURE, UNADULTERATED ICE-CREAM.
prepared from cream Of the best mountain dairies.
Orders for sunday must be LEFT exclusively on SAT-
urday.
Always on hand of my own manufacture, good
supply Of CAKES. n. W. MOEsTA,
INV l2.3m No. l09 EAST Main street.
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Personal AND BRIEFs.-John y. Curtis
ESD. has been elected chairman OF the
Council Commlttee on It. JOINS Burying-
ground.
The Arr Exhibition was closed last eve
ming with a charming promenade concert.
Yesterday was a scOrcher, and airy porti.
COS and frOnt-dOor steps were IN demand
last evening. The thermometer reached
go in the shade.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-12

HUB PUNCH Il. superior to the average punch
hrewed on festive social occasions In 1t the mel
lowest old liquors are blended with choice fruit
iuices Try II clear or with hot water, ice or milk
Sold by all wine merchants, grocers and druggists.
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ENOcH ARDEN MATINEE.-Enoch Arden
Will be repeated at a MATINEE Saturday az
iemoon by the company which gave 50
successful a performance at the Theatre
last Monday. The interest manifested on
thi, last occasion warrants the belief that
they will have another fine house on >atur'
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NoTICE.-We ask attention TO cur auction sale OF
comfortable and convenient BRICK DWELLING on
Mayo street THIS EVENING at 5l6 o'clock.
X. II. CHAFFIN 4 CO.. Auctioneers.
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4. SAKs & co.,
STRICTLY ONE.PRICE CLorHfERs,
1913 Main street,
opposite pOst-otiice.

FEOCH ARDEN.-Grand matinee SATURDAY at
2:30 L. VI. Twenty-Five cents 10 all parts OF the
house. Reserved seats 20 cents extra-to be had at
RAMOS < MOSES.
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rs WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
wsrR x-
1gsryovETrR YESTERDAY G A. NJ, 20 /:
NJ. -; noon. 80; L. NJ, 81; Z.
y %: midnight '6.
IN fcmperaiure. Slt.
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DON'r OUTRAGE YOUR STOMACH with violent
cathirirs but that pleasant and salutary laXa-
live TARRANT's SELLER APERIENT.
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LACEs.-LEvY BROTHERS have made their store
the heacquarters for LACEs. They now show dftl
different varieties and large assortment of each
Kind
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PLANTS. SEEDS. &c.

TOMATO-PLANTS AND WEET-
l. POTATO PLANTS at
I. W. WOODS, Seed Merchant,
my 1898 4l9 sixth street. Richmond Va.
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ANOTHER LOT OF FANCY AND WHITE MAT
TING just received al LEVY BROTHERS. This lot
is 4 little cheaper than the last.
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HUSTINGs COURT.-The following cases
were disposed Of yesterday:
Nelson Crump (colOred), indicted for per-
jury, was tried and convicted. and sem
fenced to twelve months confinement in
the city jail and fined s.. The counsel for
accused filed bill Of exceptions.
Hunter Gaulding, indicted for shooting
at +. Falk, was tried, and the jury failed to
agree. The testimony in the case being
very conflicting, the Court, at the request
OF the CommOnwealth's Attorney, entered
nOile prOSequl in the case.
The same disposition was made OF the
case OF the Commonwealth Us. f. Fak,
charged with assaulting and beating Hun
ter Gaulding.
The rest Of the day was occupied by the
Court in hearing applications for liquor
licenses and di.posing OF the same.
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SUPERIOR ENGLISH BREAKFA>T, ,OoLOSG, and
GUNPowDER TEAS Al CHRISTIAN WHITES.
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The assortment OF PARAsoLs and UMBRELLAS
now shown by LEVY BROTHERS eaaDO. be sur
passed in style quality. Their prices are tie low
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We have just received large lot Of fresh Apol-
llnarIs Matcr. w. u. BLAIR 20.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-12
FLIES AND MOSQUITOES.

Imported Claret bottled by US and Of superior
quality, AZ very low figures. W. ID. BLAIR ( GO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-12

DREss-TRiMMrNeso Of the latest styles can be had
In great variety at LEVY oBorHERs. Money can
be saved by mailing your purchases OF them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-12

SALE OF WEST FRANKIIS-SrREET Pro-
PERrY.-On yesterday evening Messrs' n.
B. Cbaifin x Co., real estate agents. so'u 'ao
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-12

Alj.cent box OF Rough on Rats - will keep a
house free from flies. mosquitoes, rats, and mice the
entire season-Druggi.ts