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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-05

THE PRESIDENT OF THE City COUNCIL
The Wing Of yesterday pays the following
mcrited tribute to the President Of the City
Coupcil: ,... ...... III ...
."Gaptain Joseph J. English, who was
elected President of the new City Council,
is one of our most worthy citizens. He is
the junior Of the Well-knpwn firm of Ran
dolph IL English, publishers and booksell-
ers. Captain !English is Il. selt-,nade man.
BY energy, industry, sobricty, and integ-
rity, he has established for himself q good
name in this community, and viii, we
hope, reap MI the rewards which
his merits entitlc. him to. One
excellent trait in his character, which is not
the least of his qualifications for the position
To which he has been assigned, is his will
llngness to accept all new things which
are found to be improvements, whilst
holding fast to that which is good among
old things I'm other words, he is not an
'old fosy.' Under the new city charter,
in case of the absence or liability of the
Mayor, the President of the City Council
shall possess the same powers and discharge
the municipal duties of the Mayor during
such absence or inability .r.-a!,a,t
The Wing omitted to speak OF Captain
English's services to the county while a
member of the Legislature, in which capa-
city he was brought prominently and favor
ably before the people,. y IN
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SUNpAY-SCHooL' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Me-
thodist church in Manchester was crowded
to its utmost capacity on Sunday night to
witness the annual celebration of the Sun
day-Sehool Society. Addresses were de-
verea By 1n nun M5 Of nans5 and a ons
fby Master RodgersMddresse being particu-
larly good. The school is in most -FOUR
ishing condition, and doing effective work
in the Sabbath-school cause. .s.5s !
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E-APPoRToINTMENT.-A the conference OF
the Conservative members Of the LeSisla-
ture held last.nigbt, twas determined, by a
decided majority, that it was inexpedient
at this session TO take any steps looking to
q rcapportiontmcnt of the State for con-
grcssionnl representation.
Tho conference adjourned without any
action in reference to politics.
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THE ROCKBRIDGE WATER

IT,
}ut up IN glass containing all the medicinal qua
Nii.- when drank 81 It's fountain head. IL X pt
tor sale 81 the Unknown houses OF McSSrS. puH
'ELI. LAUp & co., Druggists, l;chnoDa, Va.
". \. Il G. 4. SAsToS, Druggists, Norfolk, Va.
aHt " u""NvFr CO., Lynethttrg, Va. who viii
furnish pam pilcts Containing letters OF eminent
pi; siritus with few certificates out Of many OF
~" wonderful cures effected by these waters.
my ig--tljyu &tt f. - :
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POOR MANS FRrEND.-our friends Z. B.
SPENCE Son are really the friends Of the poor
man. You can buy s1s worth OF goods for $40.
Look at the prices Linen coat for 81 gauze shirt
for 75c.; IL neck-ties for 81; box Of paper collars
for loc.; and other goods at proportional rates.
1900 Main street Is truly the place for bargains.
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ANs1yEnsAnY.-In consequences OF the
inclemericy of the weather the anniversary J,
of the akron MouIderS Trade union,
which was to have been celebrated yesser.
day, was postponed, and VIII come on y, q q
Hattorfs garden To-Day. W. ,, achnowi y
an invitation to the entertainment.
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OBSERVANCE OF THE FoURTH.-Thcn ninety
fourth anniversary Of American indepcnd-
ence was observed here yesterday by Il 1jar-
tial suspension Of business, grand parade
of negroes, and heavy fall of rain. The
latter prevented the various pic-nics and
excursions proposed from coming off,.
tue dav.
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The REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING of the
Virginia Horticultural and Pathological
Society will be held at their rooms at halt
past O'Clock this afternoon. The subject
Of e Manures with Reference to the Culture
of Vegetables" will be discussed, the open
ing essay to be read by MIR. G.. 3. Williams.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JULY 4, 1870.

Arrived. 81
Steamer Isaac Bell Bourne, New York, Yner.
chandtse and passengers, Old Dominion Steam
Steamer Petersburg. Geoghcgan, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, HaryGys & Will
Bark Rebecca Goddard, Manson, Boston, mer-
chandfse Currie ~ Go. ~. ~ -. f.v. - ff .* q
Schooner kancocas, Haley, James river, corn,
10 order. -
Allen & Co., Manchester.
49, '~ SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer.
chandise and passenger l.. is. Tatum., ~ b
Steamer Norfolk, rlatt, Philadelphia, mrrciIan-
disc and passengers, w. + Porter. ~ y ,.fIJ..i
Steamer Petersburg, GcOghcgan, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, Harveys VII.
lama.
- MEMORANDUM.
WEST POINT, July s.-Arriyeh, ste1mer Adj
mfral, Reybold, Raltimore, merchandise and pas
sengers, York River Railroad Company, and
sailed on the 4th on return. = -
..r.; By TELEGRAPHs 80 5,'@.i 1E4
b FORTRESS MONROE, July 4..-ArriYeds slip Un.~
Gle Joe from CaUao for orders. <ulllflPH
Passed In for Baltimore, bark MaET5 .12
from Caliao !; brigs Asluidcck
Frances from ManagneZ. GfaHl4z& = - -
tina from West Indies bark q :
Thomas, and schooner Sophia from ssh Ar,'res.
Passed out, steamer Cubs, bark Monitor, brtgs
Harry Romsnio, and Hagdsie, unslssehoonss Ada.
NEW Yosx, July A-Arrived, steamer city Of
Brooklyn from Liverpool al ~ Ain , > $40 is.
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GWEET SPRINGS,

y MONROE COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA.
THIS delightful WATERI NG-RtSORT, faycra-
tly known as the "DLD SWEET" and famous
Tor iir "uhGcrful medicinal properties of its
i"fs ana fashionable patrons, viii open for the
-ctsnu on it n l.ti. - ~.
The location, = 900 feet aboy. The sea level with
cool mountain air and most magnificent scenery,
l"fyihr With two extensive hatlis, supplied
"iil mineral water from springs that rise i'll the
halilh al Temperature OF Is degrees renders the
.,tlu sweet y the most attractive resort In the
hited states. Hotels cottages, and ballroom
Nun mated by gas.
4 :'I;tahie liveryin connection with the Springs
itieRraph communication To every part Of the
world. Board, - per day SIS per month.
JOHN 4. WILSON,
p Zo-2m Manager.
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RARE AND BEAUTIFUL spring styles Of jewelry;
elegant new patterns Of pins and drops: glove
bands Etruscan and cnamelled mesialiions; new
style neck chains handkerchief holders, cuff and
bosom buttons; solitaire and clutter diamond en-
gagemcnt rlngs. '''.'5 -
Choice novelties in silverware, in cases, for bril-
dal presents, now opening at 7.ia.- III. {, - s
g.... ~ NOwLAN & Co.'s -.
.... corner Main and Tenth streets.
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80, oAdEs a. GENTLY,
General News Agent aud Garlic
Richmond and Aa,cbi. STOW

FOR RAIN OR SUNSHINE an umbrella l.. ,
thing to have; therefore call on k. B. srrycr T.
sons, 1900 Main street, and mako your seIrrtlon
ont of their large stock OF SILK, alpacs. and
glneham umbrellas. They have all kinds a, t,,e
lowest prices. t..i .H#-. ~..a -.
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CUSTOM GooDs.--E. 3. SPENCE 4 soN have on
hand fine stock Of cloths, cassimeres, and vest
ings, for summer wear, all Of which they are fur.
nishing to their customers ut very moderate
prices. Having good cutters and excellent work
men, they always guarantee satisfaction. i:g.,
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i TIM Picnic for the benefit Of. st. Pa
tricks church, in consequence Of the In
elcmency OF the weather. yesterday, mas
been postponed, and win take place next :s,
Monday, July 1th. la. .....,f .,s5-
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A n ORDINANCE TO AMEND CHAP

A n ORDINANCE TO AMEND CHAP
N TER XXXNI. OF THE CITY ORDI-
HASCES CONCERNING WAGONS, DRAWS,
CARTS. AND RACKS. PASSED JUNE Is, 1870.
Bt IL Orduiasd by the Council gfMe city Of Rich
momt, That chapter thirty six of the City Urdi-
II 'uccs he and The same hereby Is amended 10y the
addition of the following sections:
j.. The Mayor shall from time to Time desi gnate
such place or places as he snail deem proper. at
which hacks or other carriages may stsnd waiting
for EN- pio ymrnt. The owner deliver of any hack
or Other carriage which shall stand waiting for
employment at any other time or place than shall
lave been designated by the Mayor shall be fined
not less than five nor more than twenty dollars for
each offence.
Ii. The Mayor Is hereby authorized TO make
regulations and give directions respecting tie
places or positions to be occupied hy hacks or
carriages al the public stands, or ~ any railroad
depot, steamboat landing, clna-packct landing
thc;ttr, or either place nf pnhlsr entertainment,
when they may De attending for passengers, and
the route they shall go when going to leaving
any such place: AMI If any owner, driver. or ANY
",hrr person having the care of any such car
ragc, shall refuse u obey sucl regulations or di
rcctions they shall he liable tn line OF not less
Than dvc nor more than twenty dollars for each Of
fence.
Published by authority of the Council.
f. G. HOWARD,
iy l--5t Clerk Council
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VARIETY SPRINGS will be opened for
! tn- RECEPTION OF visitors OH the FIRST Of
90 -. They lie fifteen miles west of Staumt"n,
GIrr,ly oa lhr Chesapeake and ohio railroad, the
cars sIoppip, AT thrm. The mineral waters are
,,fy I'M. consisting Of cidi ate, alum, all
,aitup aHd sulphur. Mountain scenery grand.
u H~i" and "tncr am uscmentS. Bathing In HEALING
water gratis.
lEEM> ''nc month, SiU; per week, al2j Per
,..2. g. thldr.a UnGur Twelve years aud SER
..,ls ham price. i. 4 NJ. RUEHtSS,
81. i l'rturirtury.
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Remember - In your promenade OF an eye
ming the neat icc-crcam saloon at "JAcKsoN's,'.
corner Main and Third streets.
He also makes and delivers to families, pic-
MICS, fairs, &C., &C., pure ice-cream In amy
quantity and Of any favor desired.
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AL the leading magazines, weeklies, and dailies
published, can be found at ELLYsoN s TAYLoR's
news depot, next to Dispatch building. ~ .tH
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M. ELLYsoN B. co. win insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers In Virginia. North CarQ,-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities at pans
ishers' rates for cash. Apply " thla Office.
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Police CoMMIssIo NERs.-Thc members of
the Board of Police Commissioners met in
the City Hall on yesterday, and after taking
the oaths of Office the Board was duly or
ganized according to law. They have the
appointment of chief Of police, three
captains, ten scrgcants, and seventy police
men. The present force consists Of one
chief, six captains, twelve scrgcants, and
ninety mon, though there are only ten SER
gcants and Sevcnly-three men now in COM
mission. All now connected with the force
are candidates for disappointment, besides
over three hundred other persons. After
being in session about two hours the Board
adjourned without making any appoint
ments, fixing Friday next ut II o'clock az
the time to which they will receive apphca-
lions. None received after that hour will
be considered. All applications not already
sent in should be addressed to the CLERK
Of the Board of Police Commissioners.
poX ~, Richmond post-o1iice."
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HEN-HousE RoBEERY.-The hcn-house Of
Mr.; w. A.. Elliott, who resides on Third
street near Leigh, was broken open on Sa-
turday night and u lot Of chickens and
ducks stolen.
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SERIOUS AccIDENT.-A little boy about
five years old, son of w. +. Peters, WIS run
over by city railway cay on Sunday AFTER
noon and had his leg cut off,, The accident
on Adams, street between Broad
and Grace while the ear, of which MIR. Pc
ters was tho driver, was making itsojlast
trip. The child was taken to Thomas's
drug store, and his leg was amputated by
Drs. Lewis and Thomas iHis recovery Is
doubtful.
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QUARTERLY CELEBRATION or THESYCAMORE
WIscIPLEs') SUNDAY ScmooI..-Tic quarter.
" meeting of the Disciples Sunday school
was held Sunday afternoon ut O'clock in
Sycamore church. The attendance was
large and the exercises more than usually
interesting. .n, ri H.. s...a.;iro.. ,ota.1'
After devotional exercises and remarks by
the Superintendent, Mr.. w. Ii. Clemmitt,
the secretary, Mr.. William Fl. Tyler, pre-
sented the following report OF average Mt
tendance
.-. Teachers. Scholars.
FOR a prll .......................-o vi
For Nay May: Il @1all;i2
Average attendance of teachers and scho-
lars for the quarter, 152. Largest attend
ance (May 81, 1877. 1t 1..t'fs,~ = 4
/. The school has labored under some
disadvantage and Inconvenience on =. ac-
count Of the purchase of their meet
ing-house by the State of, Virginia; Not
withstanding the difficulties thus occa-
stoned, the school is in flourishing and
prosperous condition.
Themost entertaining and intesestingpart
of the exercises, we thought, was the sim ing
and reciting Of appropriate pieces by some of
the young scholars. The most prominent
in this connection were the pieces recited
by Masters Eugene Dearborn and Eddie
small orphan boy, though the other recita;-:
lions were very crcditable. s,,n,;H - ~.
Remarks bearing upon the Importance
and magnitude of the Sunday-school work
were made by Messrs. Charles Magruder,
John b. Cary, E:<B. Spence, e. p. William
son, NJ. Garnet. and IT. D. Quarles 81 and
after benediction the: congregation was dis
missed. s3Hiaia ;. u = : '.'i = ..
The next quarterly meeting viii be held
on the first Lord g day in October. u IftT
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THE CADETS OF THE VIRGINIA MILITARY IN
sTITUTE will so into camp for tho summer at the
Rockbridge Alum Springs In q few days. 80 !in
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LoTHAIR, by Disracli; Put Yourself Il. IA,
Place, by Charles Reade; and Ladyof the Ice hr
Do Uhlle; at ELLYsoN & TAYLoR,s, 1llo MAN
street, ,..-, .,.....r. .. 81 Il: ..s ..,. -.
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;, THE New YORK LEDGER AND nHAgpra,s
81 were received by Messrs. ElIyson 4
Taylor, news agents, lie Main street. ON 2
yS,e n,a Ledger one day ahead of
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[ All tho leading maya zines and periodicals for.
sale by ELLYsoN s, TAYLOR, nextto Dispatch Of
Nnn = - - -. " - -
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&c. j. -c,tii'
ALlM SPRINGS,

DNIti ALL VI SIKH .''>, ,..
Is BAH: COUNTY. VA.
l4la rl"a-au, ANA attractive StMMtR Kt-
.~pt.r ~lIl 10, open !" rcrctv" visitors JUNE J.
I.lu. 1t J. siiual"i ten miles IRON N'tIb"tu
lt-pnt uf lb,. chesapeake and obi" railroad. and
trr ns.Nat,h "u Ia, best aud mos direct stage
=. ,si l.td!u.s from that railroad L. The Warm, hot
.Vti ii,Allar springs.
Ihr vat.g- are. ionic. d,.of"trucrt, Alternative,
..t :-tuugout. aud enjoy n "t'. reputation i.r
r... ,nrt ,f all eat .IiruI~ Diseases, !Scr"i"ie'
o.. w.. .l,,yy,,,.,, ,.nrouI" turnsh, dyspepsia,
.... -&,l'l, ; Gr., and are especially noted
M - sll.,,'tl agent for those ailments peculiar to
& !, ;rut1.- constitution.
l3, ;.~aptl,t"r is now prepared T. offer unusual
..Iurrum,N' iu nri invalas and l!cas,Irc-sceHers,
... l.. has .pfitcd and furnished Tie rooms Of the
.r... t,'ri- auG handsome cottages in style supc-
!.-~ .u point az clcgGuC" aud comfort To those 1T
,.t .,i d." Nir.iu!t Springs.
.#.-r wl-Lj.., 10 secure a choice Of cottages or
.. Hs. n.UlH Gr well :" apply early. rs arrange
ut ar, tu~ lvII, made IT," The season.
ygif'ultIs, Sc, giving iHit in,urinati",, all
rr.-a LD~trN EANTtE.
Proprietor hatn Alum Springs, Va.
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ALL FASHION MAeAE1NKs for July can be na,
at ELLYsos q TAY.oR's News Depot, lilo Main
street, . -.t..g ~" - ~.
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OLD PAPERS, I'm packages Of ono hundred or
more for sale ut the Dtspatch copnting-room. d.
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4 NELlA SULPHUR SPRINGS.

.rri- ,fI TEEATfp WATERi SG-PLhcE
ID n,- ..rs5 r,r .3,l'aiS on the ?"Tli y y r.
irr - -. uur.t> The up morning Train from
49, ,,ts. nj ~ ,;,r~Niiv un Tuesdays. Thursdays,
..i SATURDAYS. ANA IN iulcrincliat" days when
o. .;l,i,a. Fsfv t. springs and return tr"und-trip
I. ari|. S!@'. a.. ~
.-i~ i'l .'..'''...''.. y"
,lillr,,. lut -.FTa.i~, Il ~ l'ficc'
lfrijt> G-r,r' ina. ;u iurui'i Heir own Dcdllhen,
&c.,. .Ii-tt-. &c.. So lrr mouth
..lr'rg,l~ lay lhc .rst."u can hr rltd" 10y arpii-
..t.rr, nit.E- s. Mili.t'i,
i'roprlci"r,
,},l,r-,glc p.=l-r3i"r, tm'Hia, Va. ;"r
:. :. tHEIEt Ill.
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FOR SAFE.

yI,oh Sale, I'll, Ucn,.tA>.i IJALDl>tGs
A. Lot fronting on Jefferson, Byrd, and Eelvi-
deere streets. Apply to
GEORGE NJ. DREWRY,
IS 2-3tk 1914 Main street.
EOR SALE, a NEW PIANO, sss,SsYY
4 from the factory OF Iaines BrG-f7 -T'pf
Tiers, New York. II Is fine scvcn-octavc instrI-
meut, with highly Ornamcnted rosewood case and
ivory front keys. VIII be sold low on account Of
departure from the Stale. Can be seen at lis west
Main street. Jc 30-1W
nNE COPPER STILL AND WORM
" icoInplete), lS0.callon boiler;
one COPPER STILL and WORM (complcte),
I"h-gulluu boiler. For sale by
my Ii .ln.. WAGtONER u HARVEY.
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Blank Books in endless variety ct 1918 MAR,
street. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH. :, rsss 81. -.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Or, at qs.bfic or 3rirHte snles Of Real Estate
7aade hettoee,s the 1st Of january ana the iat or
July the purchasers pay The tores5or the prese":
gear, ont on al sales bft,oesn the first day ~
July and the last day Of December the setter
pays them.
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FURNITURE, dc.


HARDWOOD s. RITTER, ...
"a opposite the post-oflics, Main street, "
Have now on hand aad are constantly manufac-
turing the nrosI complete and varied assert
ment OF
CHAMBER FURNITURE. j!r e.
PAKLOR FURNITURE. u ~ <,
DINING. ROOM FURNITURE, and IL
MATTRESSES. ~ .E..s.i y y" fi-' -
Aud we would invite all IN want or good, SUBJ
statial articles In our line to examine our stock.
No establishment in the State can offer greater
inducements. We have goods to suit all parties.
Elegant, sets of Superior Workmanship and fine
finish, and plain goods of every description; and
we will tell you secret are still reducing our
prices. Cal opposite the post-eflcs, up stairs.
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4itI1nlund gispatfb;

THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIfpATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIR
CULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY. .-.
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CITY ORDINANCES.

n ORDINANCE TO PROTECT Ii
n CENSED MERCHANTS AND TRADERS.
PASSED JUNE 30. 1884,
BE il orddiacd by the f0nncu IF the Citu IF
Richmumi: l. No person shall sell offer for
sac ly sample within this city any goods, wares.
or apy article whatsoever, without having first
oht aimed license therefor. Any person desiring
10 obtain such license shall apply to tho Com
m it.rc o.. FlnaLcr, who shall determine and assess
the amount tn bc paid on suct license, and on pay
Ing into the city treasury, In the mole prescribed
inr tax assessed Inc 81 all have the privilege of
doing said business Such license shall state the
,y,r"ruom or place OF business Of the person OBJ
atuinr IL aud shall authorize him tn sell gooGs hy
sam nh at his place OF business only ana shall not
he transferred, Sul-ct, or Sold. ANY person Flo-
lcing any q; the provisions Of this section shall
nav 4 linz. of not less than fifty nor more than two
iuudr I'd dollars, Onc-lalI 10 - to the lniormer
or fsilns To pay such fine shall he imprisoned III
tn. city jail not less than one nor more than eight
weeks.
s. ANY person desiring to sell goods by sample
not NJ a particular place of business, but by APP
plyiur from house TO house with his samples,
Shall first apply to the Mayor for license to sell
such gooJs. The Mayor shall determine the
amount to be paid for such license, and upon such
person paying the amount To the City Treasurer the
Muynr may issue such license to him. The penalty
for failing To comply with this section shall be rot
less IN an nifty murc than one hundred dollars,
onc-halI to "a II the informer.
Published by authority of the Council.
K. e.. HOWARD. Clerk.
Richmond Wing and Virginia @"ats Gasette
copy jy 5-5t
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ENQUIRE WITHIN. Tho mouth S = NO rs
4 Sanse ID lei. However pretty g may Pc a.
:ernaiy az IL iIapossthle % ,Saee IL Se,,a.i ia
saes doors ihSre as pielEy ef sasy.
tares, yoa viii axejaiM ~ oae ,ss sS ~.
FIJI FL 10 i.npas3 tho atnscst Eusssp9e M
80. Q - 4lptsa's esgss n sssss sas
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GRAIN BAGS. &c.
DAGS, BAGS-GRAIN BAGS.

DAGS, BAGS-GRAIN BAGS.
- $4,000 GRAIN BAGS FUk SALE.
50 600 xxx BAGS FOR Ill kE,os3f
We have In store for sae d stock of 90, 900
GRAIN BAGS OF all grad. =, from the clica pest
chipping 10 the heavie,t English Twiled Linen,
handmade, double stitched which We offer at
manufacturers prices.
And for hire, ~. O0o Xxx GRAIN BAGS: and
Ne viii say 10 those who wish 10 hire Bags that we
pledge ourselves To supply any dem and 10 our RE-
"LLAh CUSTOMERS who look ~ us for sup olies
"n Terms Laid down by the Chamber or Cominercn,
Agents tor HOfT q CO.'S LEATHER Belle
ING. .=..#.s#t ~ as.t-J - - - 80
y 2-diw&tlaw3w WINSTON K POW ERS "
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MEETINGS..
ADJUSTMENTS.

n1HE ELEyENTH ANNIVERSARY
n nI rtIE rpf1Nf MOULDERSi TRADE
jfNyoN No. La, win be celebrated TO-DAY
iiTuesday). the Nh Of July, commencing az is
= mn BRASS AND STRING BAND win be Ia !,
attendance. 1900.
Kefreshments fnrniahed q city prices ~ III
. Admission, FIFTY CENTS
Ladies' and children free ~. e rz@t@ Syb- IL
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

: MINIATURE ALMANAC, july G, 1879. ~.
n rises. Moon sets. 90
n sets .....,...... Ills High tide. ........ Ga
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EXCURSIONS.

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49, RAILROAD COMPANY,
= go RICHMOND. June %. sisTos{ !
EXCURSION SEASON OF, 1910 TO /.
FL -T- MAG ARA EALIeS .s,. -. ~ {.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, -
ststi a 81 NEWEOET, aud 'ttI ~ strffs 80
IL. n LAKE GEORGE. s,..!:!s. ~,
Tteksts To tho above-Hanaed resorts offered ~
low sases, Apply At the 0eies Of the company cor
tiea, y pssT'''s e@'N ]. 81 GENTRY. .
tx,,.-lmy H .ts,sgs t.fs General qicasst ASess
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a zIMMER'S CONFECTIONERY.

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