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Attendance for the week, 90 per cent.

oMpL1MENTARY CONCERT To-NlGHT.
Many of the friends Of Mr.. John D. Rcdforo,
in appreciation of his numerous acts OF
henevolence in volunteering bis services on
alf occasions for various objects, have joined
in rendering him complimentary testlmo:.
pial, which takes place tonight at Assembly
Hall The entertainment will be most en-
ioyable, the programme embracing vocal and
Instrumental music of the highest amateur
and professional order. Professor kessnish's is,
orchestral band will perform several OF tnei5
best oyertures, while Misses Redford ana
Rel Reinbardt and Mcssrs. BEDFORD and Grant
viii delight their hearers with some OF the
finest fine vocal gems, the whole concluding with with
Flotow's grand "Good Night auar,e.tei aaua,,rced
70 'i be one Of the most pleasing musical com
nositions known. 1t is hoped that TINS
richly deserved testimonial to this popum; az
young gentleman will prove a success ~ ~
every sense of the word, and that his irienas
will turn ont Tonight en- nadsse to show the
estimation In which he is held.
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"A WELL.KNowN CITIZEN OF KING WILLIAM
MURDERED.--Information has been received
here of the murder of Mr.. Robert Douglass,
Q wellknown citizen of King William coun-
ty, which occurred on Saturday. It is said
that Mr.. Douglass went TO negro woman's
house in the neighborhood of his residence,
Where he found negro man named Fred
erick seated in conversation with the woman.
Upon his reaching the premises Douglass
ofoered the negro to leave at once, but be
stoutly refused to do so. Mr. Douglass
cursed him and repeated the order to 90
away: Frederick warned iim not to repeat
Wnat be bad just said under penalty OF a blow.
Mr. Douglass disregarded the negro's
monltion and repeated his words. when
Frederick struck him blow upon the bead
with a heavy stick which he had in his hand
at the time of meeting. Mr.. Douglass wa.
felled to the floor. So severe was the lick
that the unfortunate gentleman never rallied
frem the shock, but continued to sink under
the effects of the blow until he died. At
last accounts the alleged murderer had DOT
been arrested, but the authorities had taken
the necessary steps to bring him to justice.
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RELIEF FOR TIE LOUISIANA SuFFERERs--
Mayor Kelley has in bis possession S5S.G2
received from several sources, for the benefit
Of the Louisiana sufferers, which lie will
transmit to the Mayor of New Orleans during
the present week. lie will he glad to receive
in the mean time other contributions for the
same purpose, which he will also forward
with the amount above mentioned.
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Dr.. BlTTING's SERMON on SUNDAY - Ills
VISIT TO EUROPE. - The Second Baptist
church was literally packed on Sunday
morning TO hear the last discourse Of the
pastor, Rev. C. c. Biting, D. D., before his
departure for Europe.
Instead ofa regular sermon, he made prac
tical address appropriate to the occasion. He
reviewed the history Of the church since his
connection with it, showed that there had
been steady and most gratifying progress.
and that the present condition is most hope
tul.
He then made some earnest, practical sug
geStionS to the church, urging the members
to study the Scriptures, preserve deyo.
tional frame Of mind, attend all of the SER
vices of the church, visit the sick, and do
everything in their power to promote the
interests Of the church, especially during
the absence of the pastor. He closed with
some words of warm appreciation of the
kindness which the church had shown him,
and babe his people tender farewell Until
they should meet again.
| Before the sermon DR.. Biting baptized
two, and before the communion he received
| fourteen into the fellowship of the church
| 4 very large number Of communicates par
ticipate6 in the administration of the Lords
! Supper at the close Of the communion Z
parting hymn was sung. DIR. Biting gave
| the parting hand to each one present. Con
siderable feeling was manifested, aud it was
evident that he will carry with him the bes
| wishes and most feryent prayers of his people
that he may have safe and pleasant journey
! sid happy return.
We noticed in the congregation Rev. DR.
Curry. Rev. DR.. Dickinson, Rev. Kerr Tup
| per. and Rev. j. William Jones, who were
| present to show their interest in their bro
| tber minister.
DR.. Biting left Richmond at 93O o'clocl
on Sunday night by the Chesapeake ant
Ohio express train for Philadelphia. He ex
meets TO sail from that city on Thursday II
the steamship Ohio, Captain Morrian, Of th'
American line.
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ORDINATION OF DEAcoSs.--At Penaoie.
Street Baptist church ON SUNDAY nish,
Messrs. Is. F. Cooke, j. w. EDWARDS, ana
j. A. Jeter, who had previously been elected,
we're formally set apart to the Office OF tne
deaconate. The pastor, Rev. G. f. VIII
liams, who delivered the sermon, was .as.
sisted By Rev. DR.. Curry, who spoke OF the
objects and scripture plan of ordination f0r
the office, and Rev. c. IL. Ryiand, VINO llls inaue
the ordaining prayer.
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VISIT OF THE K. K. K. TO PETERSBURG.
The Conservatives of Petersburg will to-
night celebrate their recently achieved vic
terv over Raaicalism by torch light process.
sions, bonfres, illumination of houses. public
speaking, Speak and other manifestations ofjoy and
Cladness. The Kemper kampaign klub, of
this city, has engaged special train and will
90 over to Petersburg to join in the demon
stration, and carry the greetings of our peo;,
ple. They will be accompanied by band
of music and carry any and all citizens who
desire to join their ranks. The train will
leave the depot at O'Clock. The hlub will
form in line at the corner OF Ninth and Main
streets at GA O'Clock promptly.
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FAIR AND FEAsT.-The ladies' of the Third
Presbyterian Church Sabbath-school com
mence their feast and fair at the Tabernacle,
on Broad between Twcnty-tIth and Twenty
sixth streets, tonight. 1t will be continued
tomorrow night, and the proceeds will be
devoted to Sabbath-school purposes.
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TH1RTY.N1NE LAsHEs. "A White man
named Neil Elicit. and negro named
Charles Winfree, charged with stealing
twelve lambs from David McGoode, near
Midlothian, were tried THURSDAY oeiore :, y
Justice of the peace at Clorer-Hilt fits. IL
lett was sent on to the grand jury ana Oaiieo
in the sum of 5000, and Winfree sentenced
to receive thirty-nine lasbes. Inc iapos
were taken last Monday and carried 70 MAI
chester and sold to mansnameo oyer, W
whose possession they were iound Oy mr.
Mc4oode e. t..s 80.
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.UsMA1lABLE LETTERS REMAINING n TIE
Rtoaaosp PosT- OFFICE june ], lS14.-J.H. !.
Freeman, Nineteenth street, Richmond, va;
Reuben Foster, agent Richmond and 1ork
River railroad, Baltimore, Md; Kate Green,
tHackerson, No. 3. j.. Logan, at Ar.
Reds. care OF Messrs. Vaughan u Murphy
VIM. Neustaldler, 10 Walker street, New
York city; Mrs. Feebles, Ford's Hotel
Broad street; Mr.. Simmons . Co., Mai,a'
gers. Richmond, Va; Samuel Sloan, Granite
WORKS, st. Louis, Mo. Bette a; sp9..s, !,
1908 Marshall street, Richmond, Va; BOX
No, l2s, Richmond post-otiee, va,
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WRArHER MAp.-Mr. R. M. j. Paynte

WEATHER MAP.-Mr. r. NJ. j. Paynter,
manager of the Western Union Telegraph
Company, receives daily at his office in this
CITY a copy of the War Department Weather
Map, upon which is based the weather
Probabilities published every morning in
this paper. Each map shows the course of the
wind. The state of The barometer and ther.
mometer,, the humidity of the atmosphere,
and the extent of rainfall at all principal
Doints in the United States for the twenty.
four hours preceding its date. 1t Is quite q
curiosity in its way, and affords the public
much valuable information.
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FAIR BY THE LADIES OF CLAY STREET
METHODIST CHURCH.-The ladies' OF Clay
Street Methodist church will hold fair and
feast in the basement OF the church, COM
mencing tonight. They will have for sale
Il variety of useful and fancy articles ana an
abundance Of ice-cream, strawberries, etc.
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INFANT CoEcERT.-The singing of the in
fant class at the First Baptist church last eve
ming was truly delightful aud entertaining.
Their sweet fresh voices gave forth rich tones
of innocence and purity, and reflected credit
on those who have 50 carefully trained them.
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PERsoNAL.-The Governor has appointed
Judge William J. Robertson, Of Charlottes-
vile. to assist Attorney General R. I. Daniel
in the Virginia. Maryland boundary line
case. Judge Robertson has accepted, is in
the city, and stopping ut the st. james Ho-
tal
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B GOOD NEws-D. scoLUaBUs, 321 Broad street,
Hf furnish his best Ice CreaE, 10 pic-ncs parties,
fairs, &C.. 1t sI.25 per gallon. All his cream Is
made fresh every day and Is warranted to be better
than any in town. A good proof OF the truth OF
this statement Is that he. has furnished all the
lTsest pic-nics, parties, fairs, &C., that have been
given this wear -. s'9saSEt
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REFRESHING FRAGRANcE.-Messrs. MEADE &
BAKER have In store another supply or that far
famed and exquisite Cologne Water made by the
nun Clemeniinc Martin, and imported specially for
their sales 1t Is SUPERIOR In fragrance and lasting
perfume to any other article OF the kind.
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Roll, OF HoYoR AT THE RICHMOND HIGH
ScHooL.-The following pupils are On Tue
roll of honor at the Richmond hlsn ocuoo'
this week: Matte Bagby, Laura 1rasheI,' z,
Henrietta Craver, Mary E. Fox; Juila r
Mitchell, Annie Peasants, I'll. Belle fiva,.
SAINTS, Fannie L. Power, Emma V; niiY sas'Ie'
Belle Wade, Carrie I. Walters, belle r. r.
,Woodson, Frank T. Anderson, George d.
Armstead, Willie E. Bass, 5. I. Beyerlage'
L. l.. Dearborn, Jacob Ezekiel, Eddie Mc.
Carthy. r a.,g ., ..
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Sent 70 jan AND CHAIS.GAsG.-Patrick
Gallego was tried in the Hastings Court
Yesterday for stealing clothes, &C., tron Cap
tain ApDlegarth, found guilty OF petit lar-
eepy, aud sentenced, to Jail and chain'gapg
for six months.
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BRoAD.SrREET METHODIST Church FAR
The ladies will continue their fair and feast
every evening this week at the corner OF
Broad and Ninth streets, and will keep their
tables constantly supplied with all the deli
ctcies of the season.
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STILL AHEAD.-D. COLUMBUS, the Broad-stree.
confecsloner, has made ample preparations to de-
liver his renowned Ice-Cream and ConfectionerIes
to ail parts Of the city and suburbs. Send your
orders and you win be well served.
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DEATH OF Mr.. JAMES FREELAND.-Mr.
James Freeland, son of the late John Free.
land, Esq, died last evening between 7 aud
8 O'clock, after an illness OF five days. lie
was we'll known in this community.
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w.sHIScToNf LIGHT GuARDs.-On Sund

WASHINGTON LIGHT GUARDS On Sunday
morning the military excursionists from
Washington, d. C., attended divine service
at the Second Presbyterian church, and at
$50 P. NJ. were escorted by a detachment OF
the First Virginia Regiment, commanded oy
Captain w. p. NJ. Kellam of Company q.
and Lieutenant. Jarvis OF the Blues, TO the
dep5t, where they embarked for Wash'ns-
tor, MIA the Fredericksburg route.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT coURT.-Chief-
Justice Waite is expected here tomorrow.
Immediately upon his arrival be will REOPEN
the United States Circuit Court.
MIR. It. T. Brooks, of Petersburg, will
probably be brought to trial thiS week.
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Crr1zEss, Iys,,Rtycps fyoYr = a. r,,,.ar

SIT1zESs' INSURANCE COMPANY os EEwARK,
n o.-Ihis very supstanttai Insurance Company Is
now represented In this city by the mcli-known
mouse Of MesSrs. T. d. sAsFRrEsD & sox, No. 1.
norm Tenth street. We cordially recommend this
afh 70 our citizcns Is being one In whom the most
implicit faith may be placed, aud nom te,r cha.
iacter and high reputation we are couf.dpn, tbay
would take NO agency but for THE HEsr cenpA.
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JULiU~ oNCLE'S. 4l5 BROAD STREET
" s-..v,,.' Trar;h ard Fifth street.
do-. r... .i..!. ihr iiiin supply of fSUN-tMBkEL-
L. 49, I'tLA>pi.c. very cheap.
-"y,@ w.fi SON. more Vi those beautiful La" Ns
JULIUS SYCLE'S.
HANDSOME LACE siAWLS from sl0t2 $50
:; JULIUS SICLE,S.
t.>>iHEEt.S :o- mems and boys, wear in large
;.s,g-:..,Lt 4; JULIUS SYCLE'S.
L.... 81, oa- stock Ct GAUzE and MERISo
SI.lkI>.
Sa..~ H.a.c g.: those handsome cheap DRESS
G.p!l> 81 JULIUS SYCLE'S.
I :rl! assortment of WHITE GOODS, snch as
u p. l.awl> Plaid MuSiir. Checsed and striped
E4u-,,1hS. irish Linen, just received from auc-
/ -. yer? Ch""p.at JULIUS 81 tLE'S-
A:uI took Of ELEAcIi..D and BROWN COT
TpH>l' q at.d i. '.c. per yard.
!.yyh 8; oar Tow ELS III l2;sc. worth zoe
JULIUS SICLE. .
: faa .unply of CENT? EMEE'S and LADIES'
HA\aht'f:,niLFS. EMBROIDERED TRIM
RING> LAtE~. StANt-CHA1SS. and FANS,
On. AID Two button ID GLOVES III all the new
sI.!,- ;.iid Il good many other goods too nulner-
- ta !i.slt"I. $3.50
t-G and = A@lane :or yourself the largains at
JULIUS SYCLE'S,
4l5 Broad street,
rr1S.lrn between Fourth and Fifth
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FOUND At LAsT-The long s0ught-for place
where you IN get money loaned on your diamonds,
watches ,ewelry sliverware, &C. Gail at 4. HAIR
R1s's Loan Office, 322 Main street, and you Will
learn all about IL. All Transactions strictly conf-
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The CONCERT AT THE MONUMENTAL CHURCH.
On Thursday evening next rare treat Is
promised the lovers Of fine sacred music 10 o
concert, which is to be given at the Monu-
mental church by the choir, assisted by Q
number OF amateurs, under the direction OF
Mfr. Leo Wheat. The programme for the oc-
casion embraces number Of selections from
the best authors
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TaE PLEASURE BOATS ON THE CANAL, running ~
between the city and the three-mile lock-, die
a fine business Sunday. Nearly ever yatrip
up and down they were crowded WIN pas
seDgers. .lsGas ;j.zs .s.ssi
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TIE GERMAN COLOGNE made by the Nun, lkios-
terfrau) marle Clcmeutiuc Martin, Is Imported d.
rect fr.,n Coe!n, Germany, and sold wholesale anu
retail by &. WAGNER, druagist.
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PERSONAL.

tDT1CE.-I hereby notify and warn all
' pefoons not 10 trade for by purchase or other-
wise t"y certain NEGOTIaELEhOTEs. drawn
Va. May 5th, 1874. for the snins of 81 ,11S and
81 lGJ. pzyabIe ut Planters National Bank OF
lcilnoH ,pE Grst In twelve months and the other
al lMcIty-faa months after date which notes were
Tor real estate bought from Mrs &. u. HANSEN.
widow and desiaee Of Charles Hansen, deceased,
1iJ delivered TO her Titlc 10 real estate not being
perfect. viii not pay said notes when due.
ny 327-2taw4w *. BURGESS.
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AspARAGUs.-Mr.e5W Fl. Brauer, near
Howard's Grove, Henrico, exhibited on! yes
terday the finest asparagus we have seen this
araSnu
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ONE DOLLAR will buy gauze under-shirt from
E. Is. SPENCE & Son.
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KELLEY & MOoRE's dne seamless Vienua Button
Boots, ut SIEG ELS. 42l Broad street.
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TIE rAR-rAMED AND EXQUISITE COLOGNE
WATER made In Germany By the nun Cleneht'he
Martin Is the mcst delightful and refreshing per-
fume we have ever used. - lmporsea auo to'
sale by MEADE & BAKER, 5fafh street.
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iCuRIosIr1Es FOR THE STATE EL1BRARY.---tCap-
tain. Charles M. Wallace has deposited IN the
state Library valuable collection OF stone
implements, of Indian origin, found In VIZ
Mr.. Frank M. Wise has sent to the same
place a splendid collection OF Confederate
treasury notes, and also autographs OF Ho9'
jefferson Davis and Generals r. E.Lee, al, y,
bert Sydney Johnston, T. lstone9ali U
Jackson, Leonidas Polk, A. J. Hill, y; .
Forrest, Braxton Bragg. aud Jos. W neeleF 7
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TIE New COURTROOM Judge Gufgon
held his court ia the new building on Capt.
tol street yesterday.
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STRAWBERRY YsHoRT-cAKE-someth.sg new and
very Iice-at PIzzIyI's
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ORIGINAL ACBOSTIf

ORIGINAL ACROSTIC.
Right on the banks of the great James,
In southern, balnv cline,
Chastely arising from the flames
Her doom In belLuna tme),
More grand thau ever in the past,
Onward to glory bound,
No foe so strong her fame to blast,
Does Richmond stand her ground.
Andin that remarkable city is remarkable store
SCIIAAP's store, 1902 Main street-where asalect
stock Of Gne cigars and tobacco and smokers mate
riais, readng mstter and stationery Of every de-
scrIption, beautiful canes and umbrellas, choicest
Jewclry, largest assortment OF collars, fancy and
furnishing goods can be found. Remember well =:
SCHAAp's store, 14O2 Main street.
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LINEN COATS, at all prices for sale by E. 3.
SPENCE s soN.
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BLACK ALPACA COATS, at low prices. for sale
by E. Is. SPENCE s Son.
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FANCY STRIPED HALF-HosE for sale low by Z.
B. SPENCE & son. 1900 Main street.
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sAccrpasr TO 4 cuILD.- --An tnfant child Of
Mr. William B. Cook was severely injured
SUNDAY evening by falling from its carriage
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NAISsooK notwithstanding nice and
cool-for sale By 4. IS. SPENCE Son.
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GACzE USDER-surKTs, only one dollar each, for
sale by (. B. SPENCE & SON.
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INFANTS AND CuILDREN's ANKLE TIES, In all
colors, at &. l.. SIEGEL'S, 421 Broad street.
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NEcK-wEAR of all the new styles for sale by E
3. SPENCE 4 SON.
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sAuNDERs,s FACE POWDER, Mcenfun, hagnoAa
BALM, Dorin,s Face Powder, Mrs. sbaN's Morpfero
Lotion for freskes. L. TAGSEG, druggist siAIn
and Brond strepts s.ttfr.. .s#ht =
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READY MADE CLoTIuNG-Dice stock of new
| goods for sale low BY 6. q. SPENCE & soN.
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SODA WATER, with fine fruit syrups, st PIZ-
Jr,-J,c
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CoLLARs.-All the new styles Of collars for sale
by Z. Is. SPENCE & SON.
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Ice TEA AND CRACKERS served at PI2zISIs
soda fountain. This is almost excellent way 10 eat
supper these warm evenings.
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REMOVABLE. HARRTS's Loan Office (established
In S65j has beea removed To 1922 Main street.
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Az THE LATEST STYLES IN GENTLEMEN ils
SHOES a, 9, L. s!EGsLs ,: ssl ssrs.a- .s-,sa
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WHITE hARiEtLLEs VESTS, new styles, for sale
low, by 4. u. SPENCE L SoS.
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PERSIAN INSECT POWDER tTcIy eff.c'!Ve), ana
other Insect deslroyers, sold by l.. WAGNER, drug
Oiot
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GAUZE-UNDERsnRTs, only one dollar each, at
E. Is. SPENCE 6 SoS.s
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LINEN BUSTERS for sale by F. b. SPENCE 6 Son
1900 Main street.
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PEMBROKE WHITE DREss-sHIRTs for sale by z.
3. SPENCE & SON.
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81 MILITARY ExcuRsros.-Co Company !" {, !" OF
the First regiment, has resolved to make an
excursion 10 West Point on the 10th OF ms
month.
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IHEATES GRlTs, or CRACKED
~ WHEAT, OAT NEAL, FINE HAMS, aud
NV bDE IiERRiSGs just received aud for sale
by G, A. HuNnLEY a. CO.,
spS5 529 Hroad street
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BASANAs, sRANANAs.--Go 20 Pszzisi's and ge'
some of this delicious fruit. .s:lsf ;g vs. IS
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ALI THE NEW STYLES N LADIES' TIES AND
SLIPPERS at {. L. SIEGEL'S, 421 Broad street.
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Strawberries by the quar-, at P1zz1srs.
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,,x... .rrl.N rlnN OF TIE RETAIL
L TRADE
......., ,.<r,1,cu: asSortratn; OF rev style
,vNNtG DEES> GOODS
.,..... ..-: ,.,cnrd, embracing AL the novel
....,.s>... II sl!e. color, and variety.
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LssT, sTRAYEB. 3c.


GOO 0REWARD.--Was stolen IN.
e5LU sunday night, 31sf Nay, from EA&fA
she ssats.e OF Mrs. !. Il. l's,sd, near Ssf. .aH-W
ter,s min, Henrco county. BhOW q 91n6A1e
MARE MULE, about twelve years otd: III K9oa
bo,h stic,.o wtthers; also tongue y en- rntirsy
across q .,out two inches from the end: the M,osS
re- waTd Will be paid Tor ths Livery Of the mule as
Tn,.rh a Brothers stable, ! fghtecDtE streef mar
Frank,.p or reasonable reward vial pc TiYen ior
any ia formation regarding her 4benaooas
je 2-6f 80 81 L-IsADE1I1N -.-1-el---- ~ 1- 49,.
TAKEN NZUP IN MY oaT-pAfcHs sfgS
j. Nay 27th,abARG E<Da sh Rkb GOWS2.
With iofk In tie right ear 2Id Eetcn ~ sat.
The ON ner can set her BY FaStag eiiaf !,
|, "a o-1ts aDfRN0cd, fLstyte stfeet.
yTRAYED, on the morning OF The lEsS
u aAfI, q " HIT E COW, wisb one, herH J.
h,osrn. A liberal rewsra vi be IsaidI 4 tsT hsf
! sua 10 Ci1AKLks u. MokIbAS Stt.sa
nv os-eo.i3s ] I stSi frass sssrs..
ICTRAYED OR STOLEN, on thes
- as,nina OF the 2Ist of aias,s q
Cow. NTH short y sss. "a
ion icsdiag 10 her reeoyery WIS "
cesed nua llefaY rewarded Apply y ~ az
] Leigh street
c.,e7T nEFaRD.-L0sT between ]. ,s.s u,
SEe Rgnhsnee Io.es aa.l oa txtt
ssr. set ,sess ClIsl streets,
RiSt, Tor ret,.ri az yeirs ahi pay = ~
tf.esn dollars. No questions ssseS5 =. q s.rsst
| ,nyaD-3. 4... ..-4-- --,ssss. s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-02

MErEoRoLoGIcAL.-The,f following table
shows the range of the thermometer for the
mouth of May, from observations taken at
..,..;ca onnh 1nv.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-02

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