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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-01

EPISCOPAL CHURCH HOME FOR AGED he
MALEs.-Last night at st. Pau's leceure-roon
there was held united meeting oi the Epls
copal churches for the purpose o. COD slider
ng the subject. The meeting was opened
with singing and prayer. and full report
was read by Key. Dr. Woodbridge, chair.
man of the committee. There was only one
oplniou, and the resuItSbowed that; Home
must be secured, and the aged females of the
Episcopal Church will be taken care of. A
sum near $4,000 was taken up in few min
utes, aud we expect to See $4,000 secured
during July. We wish the cause success,
and under such able management it will go
forward. General Anderson is chairman of
the committee appointed to secure charter
and organize,
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-OFFlcE JUNE so, iS73.-Mis
+. NJ. Settle, Warsaw, Richmond county,
Ca; Martha A. Dungee, Venable street, Nc.
is2' Richmond, Va; Miss Bunnie Elliot:
i"enty-nlnth street between Grace and
Franklin, city; A. Ayres, Stony Ridge, n. G.;
Jnnn u. HerIdon, Redmount Station, Va.
William storr<, care Mrs. Curtis, Columbus
sterling Brown- box 575; Rev. r. f. Il
!un'er, Elizabethtown, Tenn; John u.
Mayo, city.
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Police CoURT--JuSttce White.-The fol-
lowln. cases We're disposed of yesterday:
Charles Marks, fined = for being drunk
ami di>ordcrly.
Jan" Brown. fined $50 for assaultng the
children OF John Rcdfurd.
Thomas Dcyine and I. Wholeber, fined 81
each for fighting in the street.
George Washington, for fighting in the
>ticet, tined $3.50.
Richard Jackson was fined s. for beating
sarah Allen with Z stick
j. II. Mettar Tor beating Henry Vaughan,
iinra $3.50,
j. II. Vaughan, for beating Charles Met
tart. fined $50
John j. Forri>f.lI charged with threaten.
inG Mary f.. F"rristal;, security in the sum
vi so required for good behavior for ten
days.
Charles Woodson and William Lyon,
charged with being drunk and threatening
each other in the street, tined 81 each.
John w. Gill, for asSaulting Martha Harri-
son with brick, fined So.
tordeIia Randolph, for being disorderly in
the street, fined 81.
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FALLING OF A PORTION or THE Cry HALL.
On Saturday night last large piece of the
stone.capping over one OF the pillars at the
east entrance to the City Hall fell to the
ground. The material is sandstone, and
time is telling on it SO sensibly that little by
little the props under the dilapidated editice
are giving away. One day the pile will
come down in heap, and then our columns
will be filled with a list OF the dead and
wounded. - :.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-01

IRA's N'3y DEPARTURE IN CIoTHING.--This is
IRA's Opening day at his old establishment, 1los
Main street, under his neto departure, where ne
can alwayn be found surrounded by his ever polite
and attentive assistants always ready to give bis
friends and patrons FITS. ss
His establishment is a large and spacious iroI'-
front building, fitted up in ne style, and stocked
with the LARGEST and FINEST general stock of
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING for men and boys TO be
found III the State or the South
WM. IRA SMITH to-day takes his new departure,
which is to result In. his friends and patrons gain
ing great advantage by clothing themselves and
children at great reduction; and you may rest
assured that his motto" the greatest good TO the
greatest number will be strictly carried out to
the advantage Of a patronizing public. We would
advise all to 20 and see him at his mammoth cloth
ing hall and supply themselves early. See his ad-
vertisement in this mornings paper His sign Is
the LONG FLAG, llos Main street. :"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-01

THE KIDNEYS. although but little understood
are among the most important Of the vital parts
All diseases pertaining to them or to the organs they
supply with health and vigor, In either sex, are
cured by HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU. By
HELMBoLD's process Buchu becomes specific
No other chemist has skilfully extracted Its vir-
tues Sufferers will avoid disappointment. failures
and exposure by obtaining only HELMBoLD's
BUCHU at the druggists. JOHN f. HENRY, New
" ,ln IrnnI
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DIsINfEcTASTs.--As our Board OF Health has
recommended precautionary measures TO De taken
In consequence Of the approach Of the -Asiatic
cholera, our citizens should aid them In every way
In their power by free use OF DIsINFEcTasTs.
Our friends Messys. MEADE & BAKER are prepared
to furnish In any quantity CARBo1.ATE OF LpdE,
CARBoLIc ACID, and all the other disinfeclanss
usually recommended by boards of health.
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ORpI<Arlos AND INsTALLATIoN.--Rey
Frank Davis was on Sunday night ordained
10 the iu' work of the ministry, and installed
1r pastor of the First Colored Baptist
church, located in Sidney. Rev. j. IL
Holmes preached the ordination sermon
Rev. Richard Wells offered the ordainins
PRAYER, Rev. Charles H. Fagins delivered
The charge to the candidate ard the church
and Rev. Edward 5. Gentry presented tue
Bible and gave the right-bahd of fellow.
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WORK OF THE Police COURT FOR JUNE.-
The work OF the Police Court for tue last
mouth is as follows: Number of criminal
eases lItd, 379; violations of ordinance,
lbs number OF persons sent OH to the grand
Jury. -; sent to Jail in default Of security for
good behavior. 8; sent to Jail on conviction,
II lines imposed, 146; collected, S41S.25
Tor June {; for fucs imposed in May, Sl2
from sale Of confs"atcd property, 800
Total collected, s43i75, -
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HtuT
al srles mdde bet,Cren tie Isl IF July and last
Of the ycnr the tnceS hare 10 be pnid bythe seller
LYME & BROTHER, 8 ?. NJ, framed house on east
line of Twcnty-thlrd between VcnaJle and n
streets.
W. Is. ROBINS, 0 y. NJ, seven building lots in Port
Mayo. .a
A. B. DU ESBERRY, IL A. NJ, an assortment of
furniture, &c.
CYRUS BRANCH and r. Il. ARMISTEAD, trus.
tees large estate on York river near West Point
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, 81 P. NJ, a distllery. with
machinery ana fixtures therein, on the Osborne
turnpike within one mile Of the city.
HILL Il GODDIN, 8 p. NJ, vacant lot near Clay
street, and between the Chesapeake aud Ohio
Railroad track and Seventeenth street.
W. r. POLK CO., al S. p. NJ, lots Nos. IS aud SO
in the plan OF Sidney.
COOK s. LAUGHTON, at 10 A. NJ, French-pate
mirrors furniture, &C.
II. MCCORMICK. at 10 A. NJ. boots shoes, lounges,
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Read LEVY BROTHERS, new advertisement

HAVE YOUR PICTURES MADE-Now Is the time
to have your pictures taken. The pleasant weather
and clear atmosphere insure you u good photo
graph. REES & Co.'S gallery was crowded from
early morn 10 sunset Saturday. They are more at.
tenive and kind to children than az any gallery we
have ever been In. We recommend our readers &c
REEs's gallery. Their prices are low and work
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-01

CESTLsERY SuSDAY-SCHooL ANNIVERSARY
comes oil tonight at O'Clock, and promises
to be. one OF the most interesting events o.
the season. The presentation of awards by
Rev. Dr. Edwards, the beautiful pictures
painted expressly Tor the occasion, aud the
address Of Rev. 4. {. Bedsoe, cannot fai
10 pack the house 10 its utmost capacity. !
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How TO Make s5oo.-Buy for song stylish,
broken down horse one that is pronounced played
out from iamcness-ctlre him with bottle or two
of Centaur Liuimeut, and pocket the difference.
The Liniment is simply one of the wonders OF the
world Dumb beasts neigh out Of their gladnass,
and the sore, maiIned, and crippled OF the human
family hobble In and 80 on their way rejoicing.
Yes, it Is wonderful
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FLOUR INSPECTIONS. following is a
statement Of the -four inspected in Richmond
during the quarter ending June 30: 3,o0e
barrels Elmily; 1919 barrels extra super
fine 432 halt-barrels extra superfine; 800
third-barrels extra supertine; 3,752 barrels
superinc: o.l2S barrels five; Oh barrels
middings; 1915 barrels condemned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-01

No LApY's TOILET COMPLETE UNLESS THERE
be the fragrant SoZopoNT; unto the breath sweet
odors 1t imparts, the gums ruby redness soon as
sume the teeth quick rival alabaster tint, and seem
as pearls set In coral vase.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-01

tn lArs sTcRM.--PaSSengerS from Staun-
ton !, III Gr,>>-W idowers' train yesterday
nirrn;t~ II wart thar on Saturday afternoon
tier, wa, 4Ni!" a >c"rre storm along the line
., lh, rcaG. nd nul far from Gordonsville
A.,it t,Ii pn.Ic heavily for 4 short time. 1t
r,lurG Very h&rd during-'a portion of the
ni-M a'il nclIly all day Sunday. The
stream ,,rrc all swollen, but not so as to
ave any apprehension of a freshet. Several
iclccnlh poles were shattered by lightning
and N many places where wheat had been
cul The shocks were pro>tratcd to the ground.
In some places in Albemarle and along the
lr,u OF The Southwest mountain the corn
llcld> were badly washed.
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LADIES' HAIR-DREssING FASHIONS, direct from
Paris at r. FERRANDINI'S. 8t3, 6l5, and el7 Broad
street. All varieties of hair work made to order by
Paris patterns, for all prices, according to qualit!
of goods, and guarantee my work to give salts
faction. Office for hair goods, el3 Broad street.
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NO IL

w. Archer, r.. r. Heath, c. T. Knisfis, Josaa,
Ptckrell, Atwefi somersiile, y. d. Whittlc
Third Frsnch.-At the lntsrmediste aad Ftnsl:
y. r. Heath and B. n. Wexford,
First Eaffn-Af the intermediate Exsi1inattoAs :
R.s Curtis, j. n. Minor, Percy Pickrea. AZ the
intermediate md Final: AllaD III. Lyon, HI sPs
TsyIor. fs' ~
7afra Lotin-At the Intermediate |: j. & Clarke
Af she Final &c. II. ChalsIey snd IA. &. weilfSrd
At the Intermediate and Final: wiissasn g. He.
Kinney. z "a - sSSssff :s
Fourth E,Rfn.-At the Intermediate and rinsI: !:
II. L.. Cabel, William 4. Gorton, r. N. Grant.
Fifth Ldttnr-At the intermediate and Final: w,
r. Meredith, John Piekrell, Atweli somesyiiie.
Sin3h Ltttns~-Al the intermediate and Final: II.
T. Heath aud B. r. Wexford. ssir,sg
First Gress,--At the intermediate and Final: John
PickreIl. Nr sg .ss..'ss So
Seeo7d 0reek.-At the Intermediate and Final : H.
p. Heath and Atweli somerville.
Third Greek.-At the intermediate and Final {: B.
+. Wexford ttSsfE gs ~
First dritimdtc.-At the intermediate Exarnina-
lion: Carter w. Branch. AT the Ftnai: ID. III.
Many. At the intermediate and Final Weldon
Haskins, Allen NJ. Lyon, Percy Pickrer, G.. ].
Smith, 81. P. Taylor. 49,
Second Arithmdic.-At the intermediate Exam
| ination w. B. Turner, j. j. CIopton. At the
IeLeE AinSile. AZ tnsCTmcClate auU
Final: A. H. Christian, r. N. Grant, William 2.
Mckinney, j. W. sinton, H. NJ. Smith.
Third Arithmaic.--At the intermediate Exam
| ination : G. W. Archer, William s. Gordon VIII
liam Talbot, W Il. Meredith. At the intermediate
| and Final II. L.. Gabel, G. II. Chaikley, j. McC.
Pickrell
Fourth .4rithb,dic.-At the intermediate Exami-
nation F. r. Heath. At the Final L. F. Whittle.
At the Intermediate and Final: c. T. knight. Will
liam l.. Stevens, A. l.. Wexford, E. III. Chalkiey.
1 First AIgebra.-At the Final Examination g. ",
| Archer, w. R. Meredith, c. I. Smith, and II. NJ
| Smith .s.-- .-s.r ts .
Second Atgebra,-At the intermediate Examina.
ton: j. s. Clarke, T. R. Heath, l.. T. Whittle, r
l.. Woodward. At the intermediate and Final
| William s. Gordon, James McC. Pickrell, A. l.
Wexford.
| Third .ilgsbrn.-At the Final Examination :Wil
/ liam L. Ste, ems. At the intermediate and Final
+. M. Whittle.
Geon.ery.-At the Final Examination: A. L
we.lfcrd At the intermediate aud Final: F. N
Whittle.
Anaiytical Gaometry.-At the intermediate ant
| Final H. p. Heath, John Pickrell, and Atwel
Somerville. r..
Trigonometry.-At the intermediate and Final
n. P. Heath and John Pickrell. -.
! talcstlus.-At the intermediate and Final: B.
| v elford.
No examinations on Spelling, Reading, and Wri
ting. THOMAS II. NORWOOD, Principal.
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I HAVE ASALYZED THE WHIsKEY KNOWN
under the brand Of "B SELECT" controlled by
Messsrs. WALTER d. BLAIR & Co., Richmond
Virginia. and find It free from fusil oil and other
impurities, and recommend Its use for medicina
and family purposes. ). b. MCCAw, NJ. u,
Late Prof. of Chemistry Medical College DIVA.
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YELLOW BANANAS at PIzzINI's.

MEMS HATS AT 75c. WORTH $l.5o.-P. NEtsH'ER
& CO.. 1901 Main street, have large job lot OF hats
which they will sell at 75c., most of them being
worth 81 so. These are the greatest bargains ever
offered In Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-01

MANY SOULS WERE MADE HAPPY YESTERDAY
when they saw the cheap DRESS GOODS at LEVY
BROTHERS.. Some had not heard of thc,reduction OF
prices. OF course they we're delighted when they
heard them. Now is the time to purchase your thin
DRESS GOODS at reduced prices. ."-
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DEEDS RECORDED. Two hundred and twen-
ty deeds were admitted to record during the
month Of June in The clerks office OF the
Chaneery Court.
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BAPr1sNs, &c.-On Sunday morning Rev.
|. r: Wallace, pastor Of Walnut Grove
church, Hanover county. baptized seven
teen. The meeting has closed, with thirty
i've additions i'll all At the Second Baptist
church on Sunday morning ten persons were
received
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-01

HYMESsAL. - Fitty-one couples-twcnty-
three colUred and twsuty-eight white--were
licensed by the clerk of the Hastings Court
i'm June to be married.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-01

VICTORIA LAWN, with saiiu-stripcd sidebsnds
Or trimming, is now being sold for sc.per yard At
LEVY BROTHERS, II Is worth soc.
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PyouE TRIMMINGS ut less than half the regua p
prices Handsome new tyles edgings at a reduction
of firty ner cent at LEVY BROTHERs'. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-01

LEVY BROTHERS have the extra large folding
fans The newest style out; also, gilt aud black fans,
now so popular: japanese and palm-leaf fans also
large stock OF linen fans. 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-01

DvIDESD.-The Bcardof Directors OF the
National Bank Of Virginia have declared q
semi-annual dividend of five per cent, free OF
all taxes.
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ORANGEs-Iuicy and very fine-at PIzzINPs.

Read LEVY BROTHERS new half-column adYcr-
tisement In o-day's paper.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-01

BLACKBERRY BRANDY AND WINE, Virginia
made, six years old, ut CHRISTIAN & WHlrE's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-01

Read LEWIS BROTHERS halfcolumn advertise
ment In IO-daY's Nnper.
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FRENCH BRANDY, finest quality, direct importa-
tion, for medicinal purposes, ut CHRISTIAN i
WHITES. .ar 80 -. "
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McCANS's CONCERT AND PIc.NIC.-Cap-
lain McCann gives another concert at
Euker's Spring Park this evening. A plea.
SAINT time is anticipated.
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COLD soDA-wATER wrru FRUIT sYRurs atPiz-
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HATS At 7Gc. worth sl.ae, for sale at +. WEisI
GER Il Co.'S. The greatest bargains ever offered IL
hats
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Levy BROTHERS are selling mating, mats, and
rugs very cheap. .#
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APR1cors. .APRIcors.-PIzzIsI has fine lot OF
this delicious fruit, s ~
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SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEw-Carlbads cele
bratcd biscult-at CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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tokS ASn FLOUR ExcHASGE-ELECTfoS OF
ulrIGERS-STATIsrIcS FoE THE 1EAN.--fhe
election ot president, two yice-preSdcntS,
and directors Of the Corn sad Flour IN
,hanSe. will take place this morning at IL
o'clock in the Exchange" Such persons
q, canno; attend in person can deposit their
votes with the secretary up to the honr..of
10 O'Clock. at which time the poll viii be
closed.
The nominating committee selected the
,,lIawip.t ticket: For President, L. d. Creu-
.hsv. r:irsI vicc-PrcSident, Coleman Wor-
.nsm: Second Vlce-PreSideut, N. nj. VIII
son: pIrectorS-W. &. cambridge. w. D.
-,1,>on. C,mrlr> u. Hill. Samuel Maccubbin,
2 W. Mctaure. George II. Palmer. w. T..
>toulc,. FIlrkllu SicaInS, =. F. Boyle, and
W. Il. Warw.k.
The following "independent ticket" was
,rul rrcn IN, hulletin-board of the Exchange
,r>,crd,, Ny some of the members: For
"rrYi,i,lE. l.. u. CrenShaw; First Vice
pp>ilrnr. \. 5. Lee; Second Flce-Presi-
dent. Ptyicn Wise; Directors. w. Nc.
,anre. W. + Warwick, Coleman Wortham.
Samuel Marcuhhin. ". Fl. Tyler. f. B. Ad-
olson. Lr. l.. L. Bass. H. WallerStein, W. G.
S,!dyn. and ". d. Gibson.
From the >ccretary we have obtained the
roowin- statement of offerings on Change
fyr The Year ending the 30th of June, 1873 /:
WAca,-Whit, 3s0,s7s bushels; red, .oo5sc bushels
tnrI-W i,. i; 9S? bushels; yellow, 81 los bushels
>,rgw-colarr''. - bushels; mixed, si,425 bushels.
p4f> -, u - he!S. Rye. 4,4ss bushels Flour,
r!i leri'!, Meal; SO bushels. Ofal. I,sll bushs
-. Pea, - bushels. Shucks, l3s bales. Hay,
.s.l.sf,> Wool, So, pounds. Screenings, S2s BUSH
r.. ,:;,,i ~ ?c>, 1907 pounds. Dried cherries,
r.unds. i.moihy seed, 50 bushels. Flaxseed,
E.aa,i>, piled peaches 2,ss5 pounds. Baled
g. i>.. Ai, ,toN .rSeed. 5ss .slSllelS. Beans, Ito
1al-h-t-. I'!5:cs. :"s bushels. Apples, green, 40
la!... ;ip, wheat :+s bushels. Fodder. 80 bales.
IL .'..'- - N,lShtiS j..
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DRY GOOns.
OFFICIAL.

~-/>~>~-~>~~~~~~~~~~~~~(
CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE,
f 81. fss RICHMOND, VA, Hay u, Is7s.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAILY
i from O'Clock A. NJ. TO o'clock 2. M. from tfle
18TH DAY OF JUNE To THE 33rSJ, inclusive, Ior
the purpose of receiving from any person charged
with CRY TAXES for the year 1873 the whole or
opc-half OF the amount Of tax charged. ana th9t
ten per cent Will he added to the amount OF sax
CHARGED in every Gaze where the party asssed shall
fafl tO nav the whole or oneaf within the tine 20
limited. 'Toavoid crowd and pressure on me tnes
sectfIIy recst all parties to call carly IN the time
specifeai and those having itsts and E.enlorandnns
10 leays viii do So that their bills may DC seiectei
aiie je scEGlp'' s'm - JOHN y. F.aEGGAULT,Ga Collector
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NOTICE.-The firm of VALENTINE &
lS FRANKLIN having dissolved by mutual con-
sent as per card in to-days issue VII VII res resume
tice will be given.
Ny Office for the present is with Messrs. Weisiger
" I-,w p. A. FRANKLIN.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

DOTTOMERYv FOR $4,000 ON THE
D BARK ADELINA A. AND MARIANNE
Janero, having met with disasaer near this port,
rendering loan on bOttomery necessary oners for
same viii be received by!T. 81. ALfEIEsD, at the
Office OF T. NJ Alfriend & Son, Tenth street.
jy Lets L. WARNhEN, Master.
EOR SALE, two PLATFORM SPRING
Il WAGONS with tops, poles. and shafts almost
new, and best make For sale cheap. Apply 20
Captain GEORGE A1SSLE.
je 3o-3t* Tenth street between Main and Cary.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

On all sales of real estate made befDeen the 1St ot
Jnnudry and 3on. Of June the taIeS for the pre-
sent yfdr horef4 Iepdtd hythe PurGhusfT;, N,
of the ycnr the fdreS hare To be pnid by the setler
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t1-a tl.a +. BALrIMosE; June IS, Is7s. Il
FJ,HE PUBLIC Is HEREBY NOTIFIED;
l. not TO buy or negotiate $lI0oe VIRGINIA
AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD BONDss per
cent loan, No. $780, OF It's coupons, cue July I, 1s7a,
as the said bond has been stolen. i.
je 2s-S,M, ,Tu&W4t HENkY MOALE.
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RIcIEaoND, Va, June q isls.s:.ss
NoTICE.-The undersigned, having bsan
IN appointed BY the stockaoder: 81 tne ,a sa asss
sugarR Cempsns seIileisti ne ti,e eompasr
hreSs nofy all hssies claims sgsnss, s,rs
said conpsny 10 pressn. the ssRs II the oss
DAYS from this date 70 Nr y. a.. Nh N.s, sises
oi faessse' a'ai>A'ss, a''s,t = G. A. gEFLEs
j, K MiTCMELi4. S
P.J. WfsLGRT.
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!, InINNING. PLuMRING,

THINNING, PLUMBING :, I, Y,,er,vs,s
The subscriber nSS!d esli p,s ss ste Il TaES
iosnsgs. ssIssT gu amt AMERICAN AZ
WxTER-cLo osETs. Also WhTrssssHty saI ny 'sd End
FIxTUREs. gAssSTorslEs 6. =. ~ /" ASes' -
ny, nassns Gs,tierirg sroutirg and
AZ ,,aosantf1. - A skLLsan,,.
G,HE, i1lIs,I 4 TlJSDERTAKERs AND RURl.AL.. ~.
hiiSs,Yea Nf,a ,SsOMPaNY" having elosfsa =,
business beg leave iaferp those seen
sne atSs all and VIII
FiIjSsaTHE MONEY sia spSD e ~ sie
of eeriIncafc. or heroine sss ss sne,
sefsies a,h a. and ii,ssf sssys
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D1ssoLUTIoNs q. PARTNERSHIPS.

DISSOLUTEONS IL PARTNERSHIPS.
THE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETO
L fore existing between the undersigned, under
LIN, Is this day dissolved by mutual consent, Dir.
r. A. FRANKLIN retiring from the firm.
All debts due and owing to the said late partner
ship are to be paid to NJ. s. VALENTINE and Will
LIAM +. GRAY, who have assumed all the liabili-
ties Of the said late partnership and who Will con,
tiuuc the business at the same place, No. 1913
MAIN STREET,. under the name and style OF
= : - -, - MANN s.. VALENTINE,
z. A. FRANKLIN,
WILLIAM r.. GRAY.
RICHMOND, July lSt, 1874, ..,s-. -.sr 5y 1-lw
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gkMnRoEE WHITE BEEss ssrxrz fer sais orsy
by Es 3. srEscE . sons ~
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OrPIcs OF CRY SUp'T. or ScHooLs,f 4
:, 49, 1901 CLAY STREET. ~
RICHMOND, VA- june u, ,iszs.
THE SCHOOL BOARD WILL kEs.
l. CEIyE applications for positions % anaiso,Iss
principals ana teacnsrs ~ IN, ,ns VI pa"''e
address applications to j: u. ss.NFdussp;;
te 10. atawtjy3 SnpeTihteuIsnl scIaools--
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ON AND AFTER FRIDAY, Y,s1Il1aI
~ June 2rth, 1879, the steamers Of the
james River Steamboat Company VIII ieaye hlcn-g
mnnd al 81 A. III. Instead Of a. H., as heretofore.
ie25-St L. u. TATUM, General Agent