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As WAITER OR VALET-A YOUNG MAN WHO
n thoroughly understands his duties, aged 26. tai
wishes the above situation in private family or first
class hotels best references Address B. b. Herald Up
branch office,
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GARDENER.-SlTUATION WANTED BY AN ACTIVE
~ married man who stands at the he ad OF his n nrnes
sion has cstimonia and references prove the fnct
Address BOTAN1hT Herald Office. - ~ ,-e~
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SITUATION WANTED-As CoACHMAN AND
~ gardener. by a single Protestant man from the
West is capable and oblIglng; milk, wages mode
good reference. Address M. o., box III Herald
Office
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CuANcERY CouRr OF RrcHMosp.-The fol.
lowing cases were disposed Of Saturday
Rutherford, &C., Us. Rutherford, &C.: De.
cree confirming report of commissioner and
directing deed to two Of the purchasers, who
are now entitled to deeds.
Durall, &C., rs. EXall, &C.: Decree substi.
tuling j. II. Montague to the rights and rem.
edes Of Robert Polk by virtue of an assign
ment filed in the cause.
Harper, &C., Is. Williams's executor, sc.
Decree confirming report of commissioner a:
to investment OF fund ordered by former de-
cree.
smith, trustee, &C., us. Smith. &C.: De
cree referring cause to commissioner fol
inquiry and report.
kinniard Us. Kinniard: Decree making
distribution of the fund on hand.
Wiusten. &: Trent, &C., rs. Corbin, &c.
Decree referring cause to commissioner fol
inquiry and report.
Paul Us. Paul, &c. /: Decree confirming re-
port Of sale and directing commissioner tc
report scheme of distribution of the estate
among those entitled.
Gordon Us. Catlett, &C.: Decree referring
cause to commissioner for inquiry and re-
port.
Myers, guardian, &C., Us. Call, &C.; Left
wch Us. Pearce, &c. Amidon, Crombe L
Co. Us. McNeir, &C.; Newbold Il Sons Is
Same: DEGREES IN these cases respectively
referring the same to commissioners for in
quiry and report.
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The BOHEMIAN GIRL.-lt was so late on
Friday night when the curtain fell upon the
last act of Balfe'S beautiful opera entitled
" The Bohemian Girl" IS rendered at the
Richmond Theatre by the Richmond Anla-
teur Opera Troupe. and our columns were
so crowded with other matter, that we were
compelled to cut short the notice Of a per-
formance which was in every way creditable
to those taking part, and greatly enjoyed by
the very large and fashionable audience pre-
sent. We, therefore, take occasion this
morning to say that notwithstanding the
many difficulties under which the amateurs
labored, the opera was very finely rendered
and the singing excellent. To Mr.. Cham
berlayue is due great credit for the energy
which be displayed in the very difficult duty
assigned to him, not only as stage manager,
but his excellent acting as Deyilshoof. But
it would be hardly fair to discriminate in
favor of any where all did SO well.
At the matinee on Saturday afternoon there
was another very large audience, and the
opera presented in better style than the
night before, everything working more
smoothly. 1t is to be hoped that at no dis
tant day the amateurs will favor the Rich
mond theatre -goers with another similar en-
joyable entertainment.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

THOMAS W. KEESEE, IL A. M.. Mt store No.
900 Main street, flowers, plants, bulbs, gera-
NUNS, &c.
GRUBBS &c WILLIAMS, 12 NJ, at Chesterfield
courthouse, Manchester. real estate Ia Chester
field county.
J. THOMPSON BROWN, II NJ, at Chester field
court house, tract of land In Dale township,
Chesterfield.
RICHARDSON & CO., P. NJ, framed dwelling
and four building lots in the town of Harvey.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, 5kP. NJ, lot Of ground
on Park avenue, In rear of G. Y. Morriss.
W. GODDTN, r. n, two lots In Sidney, on
south side Of Grove between Haryie and Plumb
streets.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SON, z. NJ, five los,
with improvements thereon, on the east side Of
Union street between franklin and Grace.
MOODY & ROYALL, liz a. NJ. in front of the
courthouse, Manchester, land In Chesterfield
county.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, A.. P. NJ. cottage resi-
.>.dence. one mile from the city, on the Mcchau-
~ icsvile turnpike.
GODDIN, WARREN & CO., 6ia P. ~, on the
premises, lot Oil Powhaan street.
IT. MCCORMICK, 10 A. NJ, at store 413 Broad
street, French, China. Parian. Bohemian and
white granite ware, furnishing goods &C.
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CoSyEYANCES OF REAL ESTATE for the week
ending June &, 1871:
Lot fronting 81 5-12 feet on Franklin street
between Second and Third for 81, 1859; 30
feet on II street, corner Thirticth, for $3.50 /;
80 feet on Thirty-tirst street between N and
y for $3.50; 80 feet on Clay street between
Adams street and Brook avenue for s., $50 !;
80 feet Gu Clay street between Twenty-sxth
and Twcnty-sevcnth for S2SO.50; "a feet on
Broad street between Foushee and Adams
for So, 400; 80 feet on n street between Thir-
ticth and Thirly-trst for $3.50; 493 feet on
Clay street for 1896; 495 feet on Thirteenth
street near Clay for 1896: 133 feet on Third
street, corner Cary, for s21 ,2iG.5i; % feet
Oh Main street between Twenty-Sccond and
Twenty.third for 1886 80 feet on Twenty
third street near NJ for $500; 80 feet on
Twenty third street near H. for $500; 22i
feet on Leigh street nesr BroOl. avenue for
S495; - feet on y street between Thrift
eth and Thirty.1irst for 81 20 feet on Moore
street for $50; % feet on st. Peter street
near Leigh for $l35; % feet on st. Peter
street near Leigh for -; $50 feet on Broad
street. corner Hancock, SO, 800; IL feet on
Belvidere street, corner Main, for $4,000 |;
2S5 feet on jackson street for 81 400.
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REUNION OF BABIEs.-The good ladies OF
the Eleventh. Street synagogue have added a
new and decidedly interesting feature TO tne
already numerous attractions OF the TAR
which is being held under their auspices IN
Stearns's block, MaiE street, for the benent
of their church. This new attraction con-
sists of gathering Of all the pretty babies
in the city at the far-room to-day De,
tween the hours of 3 and p. NJ. 1t will
be splendid affair, and we'll calculated to
attract Il large attendance to witness such Z
spectacle and listen to the chorus of inno.
cent little angel. "on which the kingdom o.
God is founded.' 1t is expected the mothers
of the little ones will also be present TO cu-
10Y the occasion.
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MANCIEESFEE NEWS.

Roll OF HosoR.-Certiicate Of distinc-
ton for the week ending May 5, 1874, AZ the
high school, Z. Morrisrtte, Esq, principal,
were awarded B. w. Nunnaly. S. B. VIM
free. Paul Atkinson, james Ambcrs, }. II
Ingram. B. Z. BranSford, Ned. Chiles, K. IL
Wjnfree, A. c. Reynolds, h. VI. BrodnaX,
J. NJ. REYNOLDS, r. &. Stanard, W.S. Camp,
bell, Charles Sharp, II. w. Walker, W. g.
owens. W. 0. Sims, b. w. Wake, John
smith, J. NJ. Conway, Il. p. Owen, X. V.
Owen, II. NJ. Clarke, Ira Jones, Charles
Jones, Luther Nunnally.
REV. Mr.. CAMPBELL.-It is due the Rev
William \. Campbell to state that he mao
expressly forbid the use OF his name at tnt
late primary meeting in the Third ward
He was absent at the time in Columbus
Miss. and had he been in the city his name
would not have been mentioned as canui
date for City Council, as he had long slhce
determined under no circumstances 10 be
candidate.
Tpr Town TRrsTEEs.-In consequence O
q vart of QUORUM there was no meeting
Of the Board Of Trustees Friday night
This was A sore disappointment to the re-
ristrars. judgcs, and clerks of election, VINO
are denendent upon the action Of this BODY
for pav for the work recently performed.
The New CoUNcIL.-AmopS the name:
mentioned in connection with the preSl
dcncy of the City Council are those 0
MeSsrs. G. G.. McRac, ". G. Taylor, ant
James ID. Craig.
No important changes are expected in th'
officers 10 be elected by the incoming Coun
Gil.
Court OF Civil. JUsTICE-JuStlcc Gentrl
presiGing.-Thc case OF lYIson rs. Graham
ct ais, TO recover possession of children al
legged to be illegally detained, was callet
Saturday at u ht.-David l.. Puliam 10
plaintiff. William AniDCrs for defendants.
The Justice dismissed the case for want 0
Jurisdiction. ii having been previously de
cided in favor Of defendants by court haV
iug iuli powers.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

CONVENTION OF COTTON ExcuANGEs.- con
vention of delegates representing the various
Cotton Exchanges in the United States, will
be held in Augusta, Ga, Oh the 10th In.
slant. W. II. Herring, president Of the Au.
gusta Produce Exchange, has telegraphed
TO the Richmond Chamber Of Commerce
stating that that body is entitled to repre-
senation of FIVE delegates. If any OF the
Richmond merchants desire to attend the
convention, they can obtain certificates from
the president or secretary of the Richmond
Chamber Of Commerce.
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SMALL THErr.-During the small! hours
of Friday night Officer Angle observed Il
negro creep out Of building that is being:
erected on Leigh street between Fourth and
Fifth with bundle Of laths on his shoulder
Stepping under gas-amp, the officer Sa"
the negro take the bundle up dark alley
and presently return into the building. just
as he was coming out again with another
bundle the policeman seized him. 1t proved
to be George Duncan, negro who had been
employed by the builders or plasterers, ano
as similar depredalions have been going or
for several weeks, it is likely George was thu
thief. Justice White committed him TO Jal
for fifteen days.
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RICHMOND. VA. June 1, 1SI.

RICHMOND, VA, June 1, 1874.
Editors Of the Dispatch: Where is the
remedy for the dog and cat nuisance? Last
night, on Second street between Franklin
and Cary, "n front and in rear, on left and
on right" there was Il continual loud howl,
ing and mewing, much to the annoyance and
disturbance of all sick and nervous people,
and uncomfortable to well ones. What can
be doue to abate nuisance so aSgravating
Would not law allowing one dog and one
cat to each house be satisfactory, instead ol
dogs and cats innumcrabie:
Yours. VERSUS Docs AND CATS.
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ROLL OF HONOR AT THE RICHMOND HIGH
ScuooI,-Tbe following is a list of the names
of the pupils who are on the roll of honor at
the Richmond High School this week:
Laura Bracket, Lena NJ. Duke, Mary f.
Fox. NJ. Belle Pleasants, Fannie l.: Power,
Mollie Rady, Emma savilte, Belle K. Wood
son +, E. Anderson. George IL. Armsteao
Willie f. Bass, L. l.. Dearborn, Jacob Eze'
kiei, E. Baldwin Fischer, l.. B. Fo!Ses, Ea
die Mccarthy, Samuel Reynolds, William a
Smith. NJ xo,
Average attendance for the week, 80 pei
cent.
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Esrss rA1sMEsr To-NIGHT.-" The Year"
q canrata representing the four seasons, VIII
be presented at the Virginia Opera-House
this evening, together with music. reclta-
tions. tabieaux, chemical lights, &C., the
children OF the First Baptist Church Sum
dgr-scbool taking part in the entertainment.
Affer the cancert there will be n feast in The
basement of tie First Baptist church, which
viii he continued on Tuesday night. The
object @ of the en- tertainments is benevolent
one. and will doubtless be well patr onIzed'
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A Coal AvALANcHE.-The side of the
fence OF the coal-yard of S. II. HaweS next
to the dock gave way Saturday afternoon
from the pressure of coal against it, pTecipi-
tating an avalanche OF about one hundred
tons of coal into Dock street. Fortunately
no one was passing at the time, otherwise it
might have resulted IN the loss OF ile. 1hc
fence had but recently been put up.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-OFFIcE JUNE 6, 1ST4.-Colo'
mel Archer Anderson, Franklin between
Foushee and Adams street; Rev. J. William
Jones, Richmond, Va; Major Robert Stiles,
attorney at law, Richmond, Va; Lieutenant
Governor Robert +. Withers, near Ninth
and Leigh street. Richmond, Va.
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RICHMOND MALE ORPHAN SoCIETY.-The
annual meeting Of this Society will take
place tomorrow night al DR.. Hogc's church.
Besides the election Of officers and the an.
nual report of the Board of Visitors, there
will be addresses by several gentlemen iden'
tilted in the work.
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ELECTION OF OrF1CgRs.-At a stated com
munication Of Temple Lodge, No. 8, A. r
and A. NJ, held Friday nighta St. Alban,'
Hall, the following officers were elected: w
NJ, j. D. Crump; S. W., G. c: BaugGman
J. w. Emmet, tyler; Secretary, James
Grigs Treasurer, I'll. S. Morton; 5. D., O.
Z. Word; j. D.. S. MEG. Fisher.
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ANOTHER FAIR AND FEAST.-The lady
members Of the Good Tcmplars OF this city
will hold 4 fair and feast in the spacious
building at the corner Of Ninth and Broad
streets, commencing Wednesday evening ut
6 O'Clock. They will have on had Il variety
of useful and fancy articles, besides ices,
strawberries, etc.
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PERsoSAL.-Judge B. W. Lacy, of New
Kent, and Mr.. j. NJ. Hudgin, of Caroline,
members of the House Of Delegates, were
in the city Saturday.
Chief.Justice Waite and Judge Bond left
this CITY Saturday morning for Raleigh, n.
C., where they are now holding court.
General S. C.. Armstrong, principal OF
Hampton Normal Institute, was in the city
on Saturday.
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- BEADED and BUGLE PRINCES
aud GlNiPS: Pearl. Agate. Ivory, Silk Horn, jet,
Steel and Nicklo BUTTONS.
TRIMMING SILKS IN all colors and qualities;
genuine RUBBER SKIRT PROTECTORS. RUB
BIER DRESS SHIELDS.
Patent Ltniugs, Wiggaus, CambrIcs, Cord, Spool
SIX, Button n-hole Twist. and all other TRIM
MlNGS necessary fo- Ladies Dresses 4.
LEVY BROTHERS.
COAT>'S ard CLARk'S SPOOL COTTON at
20 cts. per dozen. 1eo
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Police Court, SATURDAY.-Edmond Bos.
sieuX was fined $3.50 for fast driving, and
Augustus Staples s. for interfering with the
business Of the city scavenger.
Sarah Wayne was sent TO the grand jury
charged with infanticide.
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Ls,ST, STRAYED, DC.

T OST, on Wednesday, Sd instant, between
IL s and 8 p. NJ, OH the way from the po5i-oi
10 Third ami Main, and thence 10 Third ana IL
streets Il LOCK kT. composed OF onyx ana D'o"I
stone: contained miniatures. ana was ttta- hed
10 twu LINKS Of Il watch chain. Is OF little value
TO the finder but invaluable 10 the owner. : lhe-
raj reward viii he paid if left Il. 4 4. 'I@amlns s.
907 East Main street. ,c,,>-
jc 6-2t I. L. bAh"Sh'N'
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REMovAL.-A. HAGRIs's Loan Office established
In S05l has been removed TO 322 Main street.

FOUND AT LAsT-The long sought-for place
where you can get money loaned on your diamonds,
watches, Jewelry, silverware, &c. Call At A. HAIR.
RIs's Loan Office, 1922 Main street, and Iou will
learn all about IL. All transactions strictly conf
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IHE GERMAN COLOGNE made by tho Nun, (klos-
ter1rau), Marie Cementine Martin, Is imported d.
rect from Coeln, Germany, and sold wholesale and
retail by l.. WAGNER druggist.
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NOTId,E TO TAXPAYERS.

City COLLECTOR ufFiCE.
~-,u HALL on BROAD AND 'iAflTo.
nS%wrry NINTH AND ] IESTii sTRkEItus1;
BEL N''' RICHMOND, VA, May 81, lo'f'j :
THIS OFFICE will tc open daily ,h IRON s,1 y
orIoek A. N. to O'Clock F. NJ from 'n the nrno.s o
Of he .Sy sGh ptsan ns'is charged aSs wi
OF refeiViIsE M RE.L i,I SSD PER5ONAL, for lhe year
Charged per Gent WIN es Ssese IN, hc
anio,gs shall iaiI to pay the whole or oseI
PAT r witsIs the time SO limited no avid erG%'
and the @ few asys 81 ali 's 70
the 'ha lime sneciied, and those having isI
and a' orandums to leave vii! do 80. tha1 'nei'
ni,,s may he selected and receipts niace OUT;
oilis may " JOHN \. REGNAuLT.
,,,,m S0iieGior,
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THE Tories OF THE DAY.

Tile TUPICS
Tom ishopeful on cremation,
Dick is heavy on imitation,
Harry hot on civil-rishtS.
,oacs on anti-liqu0r fights,
Erown on womans rights is speaking,
Smith the X. X. KS is shrieking;
But the public talks much more
Over SCIIAAP'S variety store,
No. l402 Main street. No wonder as 'hcFe afs
concentrated the finest brands Oh tooacco anu
cigars, smokers articles, gold'headea anu o,n..
canes umbrellas, from buggy TO schooi iass,c siAe
initial paper and stationery genefay reau'hs n'a.
ter, too select and numerous TO aescrlpe, s.n.
t.,ro,rv rulv elegantly; paper collars tlargest as
Dnr,manti and pcuts furnishing aud fancy goods
paro,nh.r scuAAP's. I402 Main street.
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New FoUSrAN.-Captain kellam, Superln.
tendent of Public Grounds and builaipes OF
the State, has erected a fountain ia ti'c cN-
c1Iar plat of ground opposite the western
stems of the Capitol. The water streams
from the throat of dolphin, which is held
in upright position by chubby llltle cneIuG. I :.
The design, though not unexceRllonal: Is Is
quite as good as Captain sam. freel''.ll ;
goose arrangement which SURROUNDS tne
fountain in the eastern portion Of the Square.
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VOL. XLVI.


EFIT WILL PAY YOU to call ut
LEVY BROTHERS aud purchase your DRY
GooDS-whcthcr 1t i've silks, Laces, Linens, or
Cotton Goods. Their prices are always the lowest,
and any unprecedented person will admit II. There
arc many advantages In purchasing. from this Old
est tah,tShcd and reliable house. They always have
a rnll assortment ask hut one price, and that the
lowest: and always give the best goods that can
possibly bc sold al the price.
The many advantages they possess enable them
TO offer goods always at low prices: their whole
stock hciug purchased from nrst hands. thereby
saving tohhcrs' profit, which advantage is gain
10 The patrons Of LEVY BROTiERS-as they re-
tail a large portion Of their stock at wholesale
prices. je6
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my 27.1n
.yEWELRY, dc.
CPECIAL NOTICE.

Great bargains offered In rru
DIAMONDS, WATCHES. CHAINS, AMI JEW
ELRY.
In order 10 realize the cash on the loio"iiie-
named - Forfeited Pledges - shall oller great m
dncements to purchasers Of Same. The articles
! fne stem winding Howard Watch, In 1S karat
heavy Gold Case, ,. ,.
As very fine ia and s karat Gold stem and key
winding Watches, r,o;,s
A fine opera, Vest, Chatelaine, and Neck Chains !;
diamond Rings and Buttons; 63 Amethyst; OhS1'
Topaz Bloodstone, and heavy plain Gold klhg7,
for ladies' aud gentlemen; uoo,r
Ok orseis and char ms, ,54 sets of veand Bosom
Buttons, sets of Pins and EARRINGS III iine
Brooches; co,a.r5 Di,-
pair elegant Bracelets ne sold la GSla m ana a ina
Holder. aud many other articles 100 numerous
to mention; all Of which ,s shall sS!' at c'os'u'
Jmost Respectfully invite every one lncilueu 10, TO-
arIs petting great bargains 10 call at the earliest
dare anu examine the articles at oa,,
'"'' "' S. a. WINSTOCk'S Loan ONCE,
No. / Fourteenth street
under Exchange Hotel.
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HAIRWORk, &c.
cI1 BROAD STREET.

COZ BROAD STREET.
ATE.L GRANGER'S NO MORE EATOkIloA'
HUMAN HAIR WORK brought down to its
real value: HUMAN HAIR BRAIDs Mt 81,
s173. s3, $3.50. and upwards; Boucle chisnons
curls, putfs, and crimps In proportion. Combings
made into braids at the rate OF soc. au ounce
only CSC. will be charged for every additional
ounce over three
Roots and points, on combings, put In together
he an entirely new process at very small advance.
All orders by mail promptly executed.
Also, the largest stock of fancy goods III Tic CITY
New goods received every week ut
E. l.. GRAEGER'S,
.o,1u 627 Brofd street.
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SAUNDERs's FACE POWDER. Meenfuu. Magnolia
Balm, Dorin's Face Powder, Mrs. Shaw,s Morphero
LGtlon Tor freekles. L. WAGNER, druggist, Sixth
and Broad streets
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LINEN COATS, at all prices for sale by Z.
SPENCE z SON.
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To TIE LABIES-AUCTtoN SALE OF r Lo"Ehs'
The attention of ladies and others Is lnVileu 10 'he
large auction sale, by Thomas ". heesee, ol NOW
ers, plants, bulbs, gerauiums, &c Ut No. 'o' n'in
street, to-day at II O'Clock.
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HUsTMGs CoURT.-This court was not in
session Oh Saturday. 1t meets again to-mor.
row morning. 81
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DRESS GOODS
CHEAPER THAN EVER.
BLACK GROUND GRENADINES with colored
stripes. only 12k cents:
WHITE GROUND GRENADINES with caloret
siiacs. only 12h cents;
EMBROIDERED and STRIPED GRENADINES
162 cents:
BLACK GRENADINES at all prices;
Patent satiu-wrOught. j hPASESE .GLOTB, eli
trely new designs, % cents:
BELGRAFIA POPLfNS, 81 cents:
Original make JAPANESE SILKS only 40 cents
SlDF-BAND JAC0NETS
FRENCH ORGANIZES and LAWNS;
Lines LAWNS;
LACE POINTS:
LACE SACQUES;
BLACK LACE SCARFS and Wells;
The best stock of IiOSf cry in the city:
Ladies and eentiemcD's hERlNU SlllRTS, 5gc.
children'S ut all prices;
Complcte stock ofDkY GOODS iu all depart
mcnts ~
COURTNEY & POWELL.
ieG S15 Brord street.
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DRY GOODS.
TOR SUMNER, 1874, JUNE 8TH,
HOME AND ABROAD.
II. r. PRICE & co.

q %.
again In market, have In stock and hourly expected
for stayers-at-home and for travellers
to the Springs
Beautiful WHITE and CoLoRED LINEN SUITS:
Beautiful WHITE aud CoLoRED LAWN and CAM
BRIO SUITS;
PLAIN CoLoRED GRENADINES:
JAPANESE POPL1Ns, striped aud plain, 20, 80,
35c TO 81;
SII X P0NGEES-every shade;
STRIPED SILKS, IL and 81 .25-very cheap:
BLACK FoULARDS, BLACK ALPACAS- bargains:
800 pieces new slde-band and other CALICoEs, 10
and 12Hc.:
PERcALES, JACOEETs, ORGANDIEs, &C.;
kUFFLISGS, KID and THg FAD GLOVES,
GAUZE SHIRTS, CoRsETS, HAMBURG EDGISGS,
HOSIERY. &C.;
Ia
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PROPOSALS.

~ PROPOSALS.
CITY ENGIsEER's oFFIcE'}
RICHMOND, VA, May 20, 1874.
c1EALED PROPOSALS will be received
This Office until MONDAY, June ! 9th, NJ Y
O'clock 81, for the PURCHASE OF the MAaa- ad.ia-
PIALS In the old City Hall. BIDS must sta1s sas SLY!
ratrly the price for each material, whether o'ehS'
st"ns wood-wo-k iron, gas-pipe, &C.
Any Information desired can be ooIaiheo upon
aP1phn aPph.,.',C Co.nmtfee on Grounds and Buildings re-
serves the right 10 reject any or all psqpoS.s Oh
ie,eu ips % I'd City Engineer
EOR SALE, STasS
No. / secondhand COAL CART. ae2a2sS
Apply at l725 Gary street, 'E'-H
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-08

IL DAISY RUFFLE AT ljc. \ PIECE.
worth 25c;
ouartrr-inch CaSHS RUFFLE at CSC, worth
SOC. for piece; "
CASn'S S\un-DkOP TRIMMINGS at SOC. for
- piece OF twelve yards. wort 81
MAKStlILFS TRIMMINGS ~ zoe. piece,
worth JUc.:
CROCHET EnGINGS At Is, 25, 35. and soc. for
a piece oi twelve wards, worth from . 10 DC. I
yard; .- -n
PlOTt EMBROIDERY TRIMMING 1T soc. a
piece. worth 81 .
5000 piece, ci COTTON TRIMMINGS al about
half hciv vauu. -
Our stock Is trimmings must he closed out.
quick sales 1890 LhN Bn O1mEkS.
CUATS'S and CLARK'S SPUOL-COTToN at
zoe nrr Cozen. jeG
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-08
PINEArpLEs cheap ut PIZzISI's,

NAINsooK UNDER -sHIRTs-somethinS NICE ane
cooi-:or sale by Z. IS. SPENCE & soN.