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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-11

RICHMOND PHILHARMONIC AsSoCIlT!0S-
The gentlemcn of this Association propose
celebrating the seventeenth anniversary OF
the Association on the 4th Of July next, and
the necessary arrangements will be made ut
their meeting To- night at Philharmonic Hall
te consummate the plan. There is no more
popular association in the country than the
Philharmonic Association Of Richmond. al.d
certainly their efforts should be crowned
with success.
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ANEW AND WORTHY HENRY
BOWLER, an experienced English brewer, is now
turning out at the Spring paIk Brewery most
delicious CREAM and ENGLISH ALE. He has made
arrangements with Messrs w. ID. Blair & Co., cor
her Ninth and Main streets, to supply his family
trade. 1t can be had, BOTTLED, at Mr.. Louis
kuker's, 700 Broad street.
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FINED FOR VIOLATION OF Cry ORDINANCES.
There were several parties before The Police
Court Yesterday morningon different charges
of violating the law, all of which were hned,
but the highest fine did not exceed i've dol
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MILITARY NOTICES.

COMPANY Z, w A X + K LIGHT 4
~ GUARD. ATTENTION !-Asscmblc at the q
Rcgimcntal ArmOry THIS Thursday EVE. "
MIG at hllf-past O'Clock. promptly. Tor drill IL
ana business. BY order of Captain L. /. BAtS.
i1l-ltt ". X. BURGtSs. %. -.
NRaYS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at 4
~ Old Market Hall on FRIDAY MORNING. E
NEXT at S% O'Clock promptly, In tull dress stunt "
mer uniform. white pants and cross-bclts, to IL
celebrate the lhirtie anniversary OF The company.
ljy order of Captain l.. j. BoSSIEUX.
ic ll.2t = j. SMITH, First erGcant.
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RICHMOND NORMAL ScHooL.-Ihe annl'e!-
sary exercises of this school commence tnls
morning with few oral eXamlnatlon>' oe,
CARNATIONS, singing, &C., by the middle ana
Junior classes intersrersed. The concud'ns
anniversary exercises, by the senior CLASS, oc
cur tomorrow evening at S O'Clock.
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Cosvicrs REcglvED-The following guests
were registered at Colonel strother's board,
ing.house yesterday morning by the sherln m
of Halifax county: Seymour EdmondSS, two
years, housebreaking; Moses MilIner; nsnin1 same
Green. one year, same offence; Albert Nor
wood, five years, forgery.
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THE HEATED TERM.-The weather yestcr-
day morning was even warmer than on
the day previous. Everywhere in the city
the heated term was discussed and COM
pared with last summer, and the heat Of the
previous seasons. At S O'Clock the mercury
stood at SO in our countiuG-roon, at 2. Nj.
93. and at p. NJ. SO. At our ront door II was
9S3 at'3 Z. NJ, while at 4 2. NJ. in our compOs-
ing-room the thermometer indicated 1901. AT
the Danyile deE0t at p. NJ. it was 103 ) 1T
the Chesapeake and Ohio, 100: at the coro-
ner's office, 93 and in the old office Of the
clerk of the Hastings Court in the City Hall,
90. During the heated term last year the
mercury never rose higher than 81 degrees
at the capitol, but yesterday and the day be-
fore it was 3D. Elsewhere in the city there
was about the same report. Reports from the
county represent the weather as having
been intensely warm. On Tuesday MIR. j.
NJ. Fourqurean, who lives short dis
tance from the city, lost valuable COW
from the effects of the heat a; Mr.. A. I. Lee,
Of this city. lost horse; another fell dead
Yesterday on Second street; Messrs Stokes
Il Co. were deprived Of the use of one OF
their teams about o'clock yesterday--a fine
draw mue-which fell from the effects of the
heat on Thirteenth street near the corner of
Franklin; and there were similar sun'strokes
at other places in the city. .,
About 3 O'Clock it clouded up, and with
pleasant breeze the afternoon was rendered
much more agreeable.
About 8 O'Clock last night it commenced
raining slightly. Later the city was visited
by thunderstorm, which lasted an hour.
At late hour last night it was still very
cloudy and threatening. The atmosphere
was considerably cooled, the mercury stand
ING at IS5.
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UNMAiI.ABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
R.CIIMoNp POsT-OFFIcE JUNE ~. ISi4.-A' D.
c.. Richmond, Va: Abblc C.~1saoeli' Jack
son post office, Louisa county. Va; betsy
Jones, care OF Mrs. Il. l.. Ii. Gardner, war
rem Neck: Mrs. Martha {. Sanders, foln'
dexter Store, Louisa county, Va.
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TRAvEI. TO THE MoUSTAiNs.---A large num-
ber of persons left the city during the past
two or three days for the various places OF
summer resort in the mountains. reports
from the White Sulphur, the Sweet, Rock'
bridge Alum, Warm. Hot, and Healing
Springs represent small numbers OF VISITORS
but the cars and stages are daily bringing
fbarS
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THE "BYRp" is the name of pretty lit
tle skilf built by two enterprising youths OF
this city-Masters Willie Moore and Robert
Carter, The boat, which is the first attempt
of the kind by the boys, is lying in the canal,
or was Yesterday, and is well worth seeing.
It is very credtable piece of work, and is
named for a charming young lady, Miss
Mamie Byrd F., lately Il resident OF
pfr
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SPECIAL DRAWN JuRY.-The following is a
list of the special jurors drawn TO serve in
the Chanccry Court to-day in the case of Pill,
cher Is. George: William &. cambridge,
Samuel S. Carter, 3. f. Ladd, Stephen Put.
ney, Moses EIlyson, r. f. Williams, o. F.
Weisiger, William Holt richardson, Will
liam Ira Smith, Thomas Nowlan, II. L,
Brown, Samuel 'Wortham. John IL. Monta'
que, Thomas J. Starke, William II. Palmer,
c. G. Walter, w. l.. White. Charles Phillips.
h. II. Meade, Samuel Ii. PuIliam.
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4 MIsSlssIppIAN PARDONED AND ON HIS
WAY HoME.-A MissiSsippian named Collins,
convicted of being kukuX and sentenced
to the Albany State prison for three years,
was pardoned few days since by President
Grant. He was sent 10 the penitentiary for
supposed completely in hanging negro who
had become terror TO the neighborhood.
He arrived in Richmond yesterday morning,
and started for his home in Mississippi last
evening.
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Rttllmond 1ispatrll.

~ tn K CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
PATCH Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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TINE AND MONEY CAN DE SAVED By GOING TO
LEVY BROTHERS. and making your purchases.
Their stock is large, their assortment unexceed,
and as to their prices, they will be found TO be
lower I'm nine times out of tenl than the same
quality OF goods can be purchased for elsewhere.
moderate profit on all goods is LEVY BROTHERS
motto,
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HAMBURG EDGISGS AND INSERTINGs.-The as
sortment of these goods which LEVY BROTHERS
now offer surpasses any ever exhibited, and as TO
style. price, and quality, you have but to examire
for yourself We are satisfied thar you will make
your purchases If you are In need of The goods.
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BURNED TO DEATH.-The little coioreu
child who was SO severely burned Iuesoay
night at the fire which occurred on tne COT,
ner Of Marshall and Madison streets, oieo
early Yesterday morning from its injuries.
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WEATHER PRoBABILITIES.-A pleasant change
In the weather. making quite agreeable for The ID
dies to go out and do their shopping Of course
they will not fail to call on LEVY BROTHERS. who
are now Offering extraordinary inducements 10
purchasers OF goods in their line.
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TULIUS SYCLE'S, 4l5 BROAD STREET
- between Fourth and Fifth street.
Jus1 received, the fifth supply OF Sun hb1sEL-
LAS ana PARASOLS, very cheap.
If YOU want some more OF those beautiful LAW No
at exc. worth 2Uc., 20 10 ,,rc svc,r,r
JULIUS SICLE'S.
CASsIIERES for mems and boys. wcar' ~ I'D iaree
assortment, ut ooAAo"
Look at our stock Of GACZE and MERlNo
SHIRTS.
Soroe more Of those handsome cheap DRESs
,,S'nI,S S",n - JULIUS SI ICLE's.
fuIl assortment OF WHITE GOODS, such , rs
vir,nrit IawIi.. Plaid Musli". Checked ana striped
Sain,o.ks. irish Linen, just received from ;tuc-
lions, very chcnp.at 'oLio" - ~ "
Acul stock Of BLEACHED and BROWN Col-
Tons AT / d aud l2}9c. per yard
Look al our TOW Els at l l2.G; worm W;
, rulI supp)v of GENTLEMEN'Sa and LADIES
EXTRAORDINARILY IhiM-
UISGS LACE>, SCAkF-CH Ans. ana fANS.
one and two button ED GLOVES III All tIe Lew
shades, and II good many other good9 100 hl'iiici
Gus TO mention ,.,. tr,;,co ot
eaii anu JULIUS SiCLE'S,
AIS Broad street,
.oo1o between FouI III and Fifth.
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TIE LADY MEMBERS Of the Good Templars
of R,chmond commenced their falr ana
feast last evening al G O'Clock in the spacious
hulidin~ corner Of Ninth and Broad streets
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MILLINERY.
THE CHEAP STORE.
SUMNER SYKES. 81

Just received new lot Of hEGHORN JE2TSs
HATS and ByNNETS, RUSTIC HATS, 'oih pal
mctto ami chip. Also, all the new styles Of Nor-
mandy Bonneis for ladies aud children; scaifs,
Ties, trimmed and unrimmed English :-traws;
yeillngs, such beaded, net, Brussels, Spanish,
dotted and everything lew In Nh line OF
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.
Please cali aud convince yourselves. These goods
having been bought for cash viii be sold With very
sIai profit. Call earl, 1T
MADAME DEMELNAN,S.
Country merchants and mili!ner+, and all who
wish 10 make thclr own boDn"ts, eau ge supplied
here With all n,cc ssary att rials. te1
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CITY COLLEcTOR' OFFICE.
x-,u- f,ry Hl,J on BROAD AND CAPITOL
BETWEEN NiNgiI AND 1ESTLt SrftEEIs,
s>'~ " VA M.ky I'll, SI9.J

KILETUNU, ' tf' H@E- w =
THIS OFFICE will be open dahy from
O'Clock A. ". to o'clock 7. NJ, irolI inc io.n
day Of june 10 the 3Gih incusiye inr Lux . 1GY
TASEs. REAL AND PERSONA, for see year ai
1874 the whole one~hait OF the amoa nt oi thH H.,
s,Ioinf of TAX Charged IA every case whsrr M .,ae
barry assessed shall fall 70 pay The wnots NOTE or r,eud
d & cacmrc an the last few days OF the COLLECTION,
ae Goecior respectfully requests all parties to ts gsn
carly in the time specified and th"se no 20 hafe that th.S |
1,Is maV be selected and receipts made out
oiis ih''' ~ JOHN f. kEGNACLT.
Collector.
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FOCSD AT LAST-The long sOught-for place
where you can get money loaned on your diamonds,
watches. Iewelry, silverware, sc. Call at a. HAIR
RIs's Loan Office, 1922 Main street, and you will
learn all ABOUT IT, All transactions strictly conf
al
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REpAylxG TWELFTH STRET.-The work o
reDay;nr Twelfth street 1rom Main TO Gary
street lin conformity with the aclloh ol Ihe
CITY CouuciD was commenced Yesterday.
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READY MADE CLoTHTNG-nice stock OF ncy
goods for sale low by +. e. SPENCE & soS.
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BLANK BooKs-JULY.-Give early orders Mt
1918 Main street for the best account-books. A
stock Of cheap books always on hand ut RAN
DoLPu & ESGLIsII's
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IF Won want some more OF those beautiful LAWNS
at exc. worth 2Uc., 20 10 ,,rcsvcrr,r
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su stock Of BLEACHED ana bRo" n WI
TONS at d aud l2&c. per yard. ,,o
i-ooA "' '"A JULIUS SICLE.
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IFAHKsyOitk. &c.
cS7 BROAD STREET.

OH
TE.L.GRaSGER,S 40 MORE EXToRTIOS.
HCMAS HAIR WORK brought dowa 10 iis
-.., vs,ue: HUMAN HAIR BRAlDS at u,
Il, IS. 70, 1850. ard upwards: Eoucie ch'gnons'
cur,s. pun, aud crimps n proportion. toinb'nss
made into brads L, The rate OF ooc. ah ounce
only 23r. will be charged Tor every as1'i9'ai
ou ce over three.
poots and uo.a,s, Gu combings pu. 10 together
a, .,,,,e,y nt " process 4, Il very small advance.
Al orders by mail promptly executed.
A., tho largest stock of fancy goods iu the city.
Wv goods received every week /.
"a" +. T.. GRaNGgE'S.
62f Broad street.
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PERSIAN INSECT POWDER very cffec:ivel, and
other insect dcstroyers, sold by l.. WAGNER, drug
oil
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NAISsooK UNDER-sHIRTs-som nice an
cool-.or sale by r. s. SPENCE 6 Son.
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SPECIAL ATTENTION

SPECIAL ATTENTION
IS called TO a line of BLACK SILKS from $50 t.
1925 per yard, and lROS-FkAME GkENA-
Dimes from 25c. upwards.
These goods have all been bought In falling
market and are offered 1T prices TO compete wit'
auv house in the city.
CHARLES HUTZLER'S,
,,ro, Gil Broad street.
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BLACK ALPAccA COATS, at low prices, for sal,
by E. Il. SPENCE & SON.
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PEMBROKE WHITE DRESs-sHIHTs for sale by E
p SPENCE Il Son.
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SS93.454 SO
THOMAS VI. ALFRIEND & son.
General Agents for V!rgi Ia.
No. north tenth street, Richmoud Va.
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Hs EETHNGS.

A REGULAR MEETING OF THE OLD
N DOMINION CLUB will be held 1T their head
quarters THIS (rhursdIyl EVENING. June llth,
al O'Clock. It Is expected that each ana every
member will attend promptly, as business Of inn
porta nee will he brought before the meeting. BY
order of the President. -
GEORGE II. MATTHEW'S.
IL 11-lt Secretary.
r{1HE LADY FRIENDS OF JAMES
l. rOWN TRIBE. No. Al. ]. .. X. NJ, Will
please meet at the wiewam OF said Irt3c on
THURSDAY, June IL, 1874, at o'clock /. NJ
3y order Of the Moderator Je ll-lt"
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LINEN COATS, at all prices for sale by E.
SPENCE e Son.
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STATE TREAs-EY.-Th balance in the Stat
Treasury yesterday WAS S3l0, 0,9SS.43.
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TiHIE ATTENTION OF THE RETAIL
TRADE
i called L. an excellent assortment of new slyle
SUMNER DRESS GOODS
which have lust opened, embracing all the move
ties of the season III style, color, and variety.
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ONE DOLLAR will buy gauze under-shrt from
f. B. SPENCE SON
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CITY ENGINEER's UFFICE,(
RICHMOND, VA, May 2S, 1874.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
- at this Office Until MONDAY, June l 9th. at l 2
O'Clock ~. for the PURCHASE. OF the MATE
RAILS in the old city Hail. Bids mas. state sepa-
rately the price fc1 each maieria whether bricks,
stone. woodwork. iron, gas pipe, nc.
ANY iuf.rui.tion desired can be obtained upon
application ut this office
The Committee Grounds and Buildings re-
serves the right TO reject any or AL proposals OF
frrrd. W. f.. CUJSHAW,
my 2S-td CltY Glglllccr
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LECTURES.
PROPOSALS.
LEKK'S OFFICE SUPREME COURT OF APPEALs} }
OF VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, June 10, n. d. 1874.

CLERKS OFFICE SUPREME coUsToF AppEALs}
RICHMOND, June 10, a. b. 1874.
| DURsUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF
i an act OF the General Assembly of Virginia
approved April 80. 1874, entitled An act pre-
scrbing The manner in Whirt records TOR IN" SUI
prrin" ourt Of Appeals shall be printed, aud pro-
riring tor letting the same 10 contract" and Which
Is as iOllOwS-t0 Vt:
|. Be ii enatkM by the GeaerdL assembly. That
the clerks OF the supreme court OF appeals 1T
Richmond. Stauutnu. Winchester, aud Wytheyillc
shalt. in The month OF June, in the year eighteen
hum lreG and seventy four, ard annually thereafter
In some newspaper pubsii. in their res pective To-
| cati.s for the printing for one year of such re-
cords Of courts as may urrequree, uuccr existing
laws, to br printed for the use of The Supreme
Court of Appeals In determining cases of appeal
ii. The sdiu proposals shall state the amount per
page OF fifteen hundred ems small plea type. and
Shall include The paper. printing, biuGng, aud u
neat cover with the STYLE of The aud the court
from which lie record cones neatly printed there
Ill The s.id c rks shall award the contracts for
said printing 10 the lowest responsible bidders In
their respective oc lies, and shall take from them
bond, with ample security. III penalty double the
amount OF the work to be executed; the sime o be
aScertiined by The amount or the proceeding years
work. The mode of certifying and paying accounts
for said printing shall be AZ now prescribed by
IV. All acts and parts Of acts In conai,. with the
provisions of tins act are hereby repealed
v. This act shall be In force lom It's passage.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
III d, rsigned ut his Office, at the State ur'house,
on Eleventh street between Broad and Marshall, la
the city of Richmond, until ~ O'Clock Nj. OF the
25TU INSTANT, for the PRINTING. &C., In ac-
cordlncc with the provisions OF the second section
of said act of all such RECORDS as the Supreme
Court NJ Anpcals of Virginia, at Richmond, may
r4Gnire for one year from the 1st day OF July,
1874.
as the printing has to he done under the super
vision anu direction of the clerk IL must be done IN
this city.
The clerk claims the light of rejecting any and
ali bids which in his opiniun do not and VIII not
rully comply with the requirements of the forcgo-
Ing act Il nd nf deciding loho are Responsible bid
ders !" and trhh Is sample security" within the
,;EOpGE l.. CHRISTIAN.
Clerk of the Supreme Court of Appeals of
je 1-cod7t Virginia, at kicImnnu.
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LINEN BUSTERS for sale by E. B. SPENCE & So
1900 Main street
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REMOyAL.-A. IiARRIS'S Loan Office testablishei
IN 1869 has been removed to 1922 Main street.
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NvOTICE.-Persons indebted to JAMES
FREELASD's ESTATE Will nake Ply
ment 10 me, and all claims against sas es,ate, pro
perIy verified. may be presenIs asiss eusgi
''''A Administrator james g. Trseland' dec :aAea'
iel1-lhfw
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S5,OOO,OOO EN- DO" NJ Z n
SCHEME!
FIFTH AND LAST CONCERT
IN AID OF THE
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF kESIUCh1.
JULY 81, 1874.

In announcing the fifth and last Of the series OF
Ctr Concerts given for the bcne il Of the fuDilc
T ihrnry of Kentucky the Trustees and Manager re-
fer with pride and pleasure to tic four which have
been alre ,tiy given The first, December IL, lof1
the second, December 2, 1872; the third, july D,
S73: and the fourth, March 31st, 1874.
Under their charter, granted by special act OF
,b, Kentucky LEGISLATURE, March l6, 1871, the
Trustees are authorized 10 give
ONE MORE, AND ONLY ONE MORE GIFT
CONCERT.
With the money arising from this FIFTH AND
LASTCONCERr the Library, Museum, ana other
dap,rtmeuts are TO be enlarged ami endowed with u
fx.d and certain annual income. such an endo~-
,n.ui Tund Is desired will secure beyond pcrau.
venture nor only the maintenance OF thl, inasiiu-
ccmf cs.ahlI shlnent, but It's constant growth.
THE FIFTH GIFT CONCERT
for tbe nurposcs mentioned, and which Is positively
and unequiyocaly announces as ite. L3n hi, !
CHahTEK AND 81 rHE PRESENT MANAGE
NENT, will come of In the Public Library HAIL.
at Louisville, n.y., on
FRIDAY, July 81. 1874.
At this inal Concert everything VIII lie upon q
scar corresponding with It's increased Importance.
Tbc music will h rendered by IN orchestra consist
ing of hundred ptrorihcfs, sc.Sc..u t,i . 'ci @
r1ue IN different lands and the unprecedented sGin
H $4,000. 900,
divided into twenty thousand gifts, VIII oe distri-
butcd amoug the ticket-Aolder'.
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OFFICIAL.
MAYORS OFFICE. q
MANCHESTER, June 8, 1915

MAYORS OFFICE. q
MANCHESTER, June 8, 1918
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the
N ordinance relating to NUiSANCEo will be
,ri.tiv enforced on and after this date. Persons
o. M rs1,irad fo see that their premises are i.nne-
dinttly thoroughly clelnsed. Ten days viii be al.
lowed for such cleansing. after which tme police
men Will Inspect their premises ana report al pi
ties who fail 10 comply. ,,,, o,,,r
Attention. is also called TO the ordinance requ'r
Ing nrrsous 10 keep the cutters c'ean IN ir9Rl W
their HOUSES rs tne VIII DC TIJ1 J M Nc
ing 10 do so. IL -. Nnyor
ip lO.4t -t1.
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DRY GOODS,
EOR SUMNER, 1874, JUNE STH,
HOME AND ABROAD.
4. Il. PRICE & co.

again IN market have in stock and hourly expected
for S,Sycrs-at-hnme and for travellers
Ia the Springs
Beautiful WHITE and tOIuRED LINEN SUITS;
E,.autifui WHITE and CNLoREp LAWN and CAM
RRiC SUITS:
II AIN CoroREu GRESArlSES:
.1ArASsSE rCrIlNs, striped aud plain, 20, 80,
SS,c to 81:
Sirk roNGEES--cScrv shade:
SrR,rEp SILkS. 81 and fl.25--vcry cheap:
MACK fovLARpS. BLACK ALrACAShargains:
Sup pieces new sidc-hdnd and other CALlCoES, 10
and 2gr.;
rrECAiES. JAC0SErS. ORC ANDES &C.;
RitflllNGS, klp aud THREAD GLOVES,
G,rZe SnlRrS. CoESKTS, liAMBuRG ENGINES,
HOSIERY. SC:
New CAS>IMEsES and CLOTHS for gents and boys.
i,.
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~. l.. C0WAR Din, PRESIDENT.
WILLIAM WILLIS, Jr.. Secretary. le > Z"
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RICHMOND. gin June, 1874.
NOTICE.-Th TRANSFER BoOhS c,h,S oT ~
IN TuG BONDaD DEBT OF THE CITY W
HJcp MtSD will be closed from tue 10Th 10 INC
s4tn u u i9s'an, ~ ai j. b. RoYsTER. Auditor
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yx7EDDING AND VISITING-cARDs,
w beautiful, at the Dispatch Prinans'iaoRSe'
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EOST TWENTY DOLLARS RE.
WaRD-On Tuesday evening, June 9th, on
Rrouk turnpike, my fDCKET-BOUk, contaieing
between forty and sixty dollars in currency one
check oa Merchants National Bank, drawn ny \.
PiZzlni Jr, payable TO Charles fiartwcll or order
for 0.1O: Two checks OIL the National Bank OF
Virginia, one drawn by 5. Swartz for ts2 ~. Inc
other dated June 8. by Emile +. Guerrant. for
SI 90. hoth payable TO order and not endorsed: Il
note Of sixty days for :25, drawn by D. 6uerrant
aud Emile his wife; que bill of =. Crenshaw for
si52I: of Burton. Garter & Co. for $50; one OF
i T. sutton for 1895; one school warrant for 80
in favor of &. Wallace; two grand jury tickets IN
favor OF J. NJ. Allen for s5 Two In favor OF Dan
ic +. Garduer OF 81; one county w!rrant, iG'y VI
"a drawn bv {. Burton, CLERK, Tor $50 ; and sun
ihe above reward will be paid If left at This Of
flee. Tie payment OF the notes and CHECKS nave
been stopped. ,n,,,, pun.nrS
IL ID oot1 ~ r.. Dh'''t'''''.
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Stoves AND TlSWAkE'
Large assortment
uoUsE-euKSlsHlN" GOODS.
B,rd-caxes, waer-cooltrs iip ,s,Ss asu rIowsr.
bash. ,:asscis' ,sa io' Smoothing and fia,ins-
Irons. safety Lamps, 's,ty,y: nlsaS, ,.,en,san
STOVES sold on iastl "sni III ~. y.
paid 10 TN and GRAY 81. '-,s W : S1,nsiE KLEIN,
-, -. r,s ssam Gl2 Broad street.