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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-29

CHASCERY CoURr OF RICHMOND. SATURDAY.
The following cases were disposed of:
Winston & Trent, &C., Us. Corbin, Sc.
Decree prescribing other terms OF sale than
those fixed by former decree.
Bohannan rS. Page, &C.: Decree author
iZing sale of State stock.
Clarke, &c. Us. Richardson, &C.: Decree
dsmiSsing plaintiffs bill with costs.
Govau, &C., Us. Goddin, &C.: Decree in &C.
cordance with opinion of court overruing
exceptions and confirming commissioners
report, and directing a sale of the property
in the bill and proceedings mentioned.
TenSer, guardian, Us. Tenser, &C.: Decree
modifying former decree and correcting error
therein.
Lea Is. Palmer, &C.: Decree referring
cause to commissioner for inquiry and re-
port.
Harper is. Harper, &c: Decree appointing
commissioner TO inquire into propricty OF
investment of fund and sutficiency OF Sc
curity.
Miller rs. Schneider, &C.: Opinion OF
court ovcrruling demurrer, sustaining pleas
as sufficient, and referring cause to com,
missioner for inquiry and report. Decree
ordered accordingly.
Sloan Us. Williams Il Blackwell: Opinion
of court di>soving injunction and dismis>ing
bill with costs.
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TEE RIcHraSp SHOOTING CLUB.-Tbe R'ch-
mond Sbootiag-Club Captain A. e. Bah.
cock presdentt have leased for term OF
wears the exclusive bunting privileges OF the
celebrated property known as claiborne
Hail." on the Pamunkey river, in hing WI
liam county, Va, and will erect building
immediately tor the accommodation OF tue
n,embprS
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VERY IMPORTANT MANCHESTER NEWS
CIGARS AND ToBACCO.-C Il. " AIDE has opened
cigar store on Hull street near Ninth. and IN
tends to keep constantly on hand the most choice
brands Of cigars, smoking and chewing tol'ac-
co. pipes and every article to ba found In first
Class establishment. On hand supply of the hest
tivc-c2nt cigar on the market. Give him call.
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ELECTION or OFFIcERs.-Damon Lodge
Knights of pythias, No. 7, have elected d.
Il. Alley chancellor COMMANDER, AsanuL l!.t
Weisiger yice.cbapcellor, warren .. eni'sn y
preute, John Mackie master OF arms, .. r.
Riddick keeper OF records ana seai, oosep'i
Chaddick, master Of exchcquer.
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UNHA,I.ATL-. LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
k.Cu.loED IoST-OFflcE JUNE ~, 1S74.-
Nil. Lewis Booker, 1Ol4 Min street, Rich
mond, Va; Miss Massalnia Carter, No. .
Franklin street. Richmond, Va; Mrs. u. l..
Cnalellan, Richmond, Va. Miss Mary FL.
lis, care OF Mr.. Luther Ellis, Ashland, Va. !;
John q. Hampton, city; Mr.. d. Mara John
son. corner Franklin and Governor street,
RicL mond. Va; r. W. Stives, Commission
cr. Norfolk. Va.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.


AT TIE REAL ESTATE ExCTTANGE.
j. APPERSOS, IL NJ, two building lots 1T The
northwest corner of Laurel and Cumberland
streets.
RICHARDSON & CO, IL NJ, Two bu!uiEg lots On
Franklin street between Seventh and Eighth.
LYME BROTHER, two building lots on the
northwest corner Of Grace and Twenty-fourth
streets.
GEUBBS & WILLIAMS, tract Of land two miles
north of Richmond, on the Chesapeake ana
0hin railroad.
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psssoNa1.-Rev. Edward Wall who gra
du tea ut Theological Seminary, Helr Alex
audria, ON Thursday last. has accepted Tue
position of assistant rector at et. Jalhes
church and the Moore Memorial chaQe', near
Monroe Pask. MI. Wall is Il son ot heF'
Henry Wal. ID. D., Of this city.
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Coop ComPASS.-Three students OF hlcn'
mend College-N- A. Turner, OF klchmono )
l.. f. Nocsz and A. b. Gunter, OF Accohlac-
ibge of at the late commencement seven
dsDomas, two promotions, and one meoa.: H.
These young gentlemen were eoeupahts vi
the same room, a1,d their sNdioHs industry
deserves special mention as a sslmulus to
atker hn1S
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The following plan was offered before the
City Committee III competition with the one
which. by a very close vote, was adopted:
The City Conservative Committee, in obc-
dicscc 10 what they consider the wish Of the
people they were chosen to represent, and
by virtue Of the authority vested in them,
have resolved that Rchmond'S delegates TO
the Congressional Nominating Convention
shall be chosen at Il primary election to be
held under the following rules and rcsua-
tious:
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STAT II&h%cEs The balance in the
State Tcasury saturday morning was s552,-
05U.G3. Zine Treasurer will now commence
dishursjnm the Si"G,000 to the schools, and
will uci. oi course. be able to make as good
an exhibit III tie tti;iirC
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RETURSs-HOW CASyASSED-

TIE returns from the various precincts
ghal! be opened iG the presence OF the C1ty
Committee, on the day after the primary
election, and the committee shall detarmlne
the persons who have received the greatest
Number of votes "a each ware. and stall de-
clare them chosen delegates 70 The 'convcn,
ton, Such deter.sination slls3l be reduced
to writing and sigEed by the SupeHnlend,
cut and Secretary of the CamiDittee, ana
published in the Conservative papers OF the
eiiy
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No MONOPOLY, NO EX rORTION,
AND 40 rTiitE HuMBtG.-WiLLlAM
WILT. SI:..-327 BROAD STREET 3Z7-ESTAE-
LiriIED ~ lsJ4-DtA .,tt AND MANIFaC-
] LE' /; ~ IL Man RAiKH OItk.- The attcn-
non "i III" tGt.- il ctlicd 10 'hc facts That sell
r"'"a = rnctp H. ihcr sold al ANY other place,
u@' through my Ion. experience in the business
'.' al l!' New advantages for working up comb
tiE an, Gtic 10 satisfy NY customers: that talr
o'"''fl Is tHig munLe Jy III This city that ~
""iA ia NY rc viii hc d0nr at short notice ano IN
q "gIblnaH'Iir manner. jc 23-lm
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BowLERS CREAM ALE AND PoRTER.-Thc
steady and increasing demand for this wholesome
and popular beverage has induced Mr.. BOWLER TO
arrange with the wcll-known firm, of W. ID. Blair
C Co. to supply his family trade. Mr.. Louis Eukcr,
700 Broad street, supplies lSowlers Ale and Porter
In bottles. Orders from The trade to HENRY Bow
LER, Spring Park Brewery, promptly filled.
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T'HE EXCURSION OF EXCURsIONs
RICHMOND TO WASHfSGTOS. AND RE-
TURN THE SAME DAY.

SELECT PARTY. IN Charge Of Asa Snyder,
superintendent and tn officers and teachers OF
Centenary Sunday school, VIII leave RICHMOND
for WASHINGTON on
WEDNESDAY, JULY 1ST,
at az O'Clock A. VI. reaching Quantico, ria Rich
mond and Fredericksburg railroad. at 7h ~. NJ.
Here the party will embark on the elegant aud
commodious steamer LADY OF TIE lake
ichartrreH for the Occasi0uI, reaching Waslinrton
ut @ 4. NJ, after drght nj sail on the Potomac.
Omui3isSes, at commuted fare. Will be In attend
ance passengers 10 different points OF in
tereSi in the city. - -
Sperinl STEAMER Tor MOUNT VERNON will sait
Immediately on the arrival of our party In WISH
in2ion. where trree or four hours may bc delight
fulIy Speut. Returning, leave Washington at o +.
NJ arriving in Richmond ar 10 4. NJ
EXcu! slonlst; will provide provisions for tliem-
selves. Those preferring. can procure ~ the boatS
table tirst-class meal for 75c. Hot coffee and ice.
cream will he sod at restaurant prices Bar posi-
tireiy closet.
under fourteen years. ~ so; to he secured from
f.. 2. tudgins liIudginS Gnrfon L Col John
Morton Merchants Btnk), d. ). Morrison (Morri-
son 4 I.cakc). W. y. W. Taylor BROAD aud Fourth
streets, 81 Snyder, and the officers and teachers
of Centenary sunday school Whltouf proper IN
tro,iuction no tickets WiH be soM to strangers.
ir 20 st
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TRANSFER :PRlSTISG-lSKS for copying letter
headings. statements, way-!'ills &c. Can be copied
in the ordinary lettcrpress book. Send your orders
Tor printing In these inks, and for all other drscrip-
tions OF printing, to the Dispatch Printing House
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james RIVER IMPROVEMENT. Colonel Will
liam J. Crai@hll has designated Captain
Phillips, Of the United States engineers, to
supply temporarily the office OF engineer Of
the James river Improvement, made vacant
by the death O: Maior ". G. Turpin.
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TRANSFER PRISTISG-lNKs will copy clear and
distinct for all indefinite period of time. Send your
orders for work to be done In these inks 10 the Dis.
putch Prnting-H0use.
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MISTAKE CoRREcTED.- was not MT.
Ieckcnby, but Mr.. Laird, who, with ready
kindness, furnished flowers for the aecora'
ton Of Richmond College chapel.
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KEEP CooIr-If you want TO keep cool, wear light
clothing. i. B. SPENCE ,E soS have splendid
stock Of light underwear, linen and alpaca coats,
white vests, &c. Give them Il call. They have
marked down their goods to the lowest living
nIices
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DIZZY &<b4bssk
T UN E 25, 1874.

JUNE 25, 1874.
Ready-,nade LINEN SUITS,
lCThRIA LAWN SUITS,
Embroidered LINEN POLONAlSFS,
Tucked and embroidered CAMRRICs KlE:TS. &c,
ju,t opened for travellers 10 springs anu Watering
PLACES.
T. X. PRICE 4 co.
have received within day or two many new goods
for the SuI!mcr.
LINEN TRAVELLING SUITS,
/ AVN fRAyELLISG SUITS,
Embroidered LINEN CIR RENADISE SUITS, novelties
Embroidered LINEN POLOEAISES.
CANBRIC SKIRTS tucked, plain, and embroidered !;
SHETLAND WOOL SIIAwLS, 81 TO 80;
NEW SHADES POPLISS, for suits;
RIMMISG silks. every color;
BLACK ~ATlS tor trimming;
PAKASOT.> and SUN-sHADES, CORSETTS,
COTTON ami THREAD HOSE, SILK les.
tEFFLIEGS. SASlIES, BLACK SPANISH SCARFS,
SIDE-BAND ORGANIZES, beautiful;
SIDE. BAND LAWNS,
SIDE-I5ASD tALICOES,
200 pieces NEW PRINTS, 10 and 12kc. je2o
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FOUND At LASr-The long sought-for place
where you ctn getlnoncy loaned on yoh7 Diamonds,
watches, iewclry, slverware, &C. Call 1t y. fliI..
RIs's Loan Office, S22 Main street, and you will
learn all about IT,. All transactions strictly conf
dential.
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CLOSING EXERCISES or PrELic SCHOOLS.
The closing exercises and distribution OF
medals and diplomas OF the following pub.
lie schools will take place to-day: Leigh
school 8 \. NJ, 1T Grace.Strcct Baptist
church Central school, ) 7. NJ, at ASSEM-
Div Hall.
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REMOyAL.-A. HARRIS'S Loan Office lestabIiShCd
iu'1 SG5j has becI removed 10 1922 Main street.
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I'uM RENT. THAT DESIRABLE s"
/ a..t SPACIOUS BRICK EtSIDEE f as
-u.. l..-i street. rcN, 10 the corner OF tlghth.
..... ~. &. itU,,G EFT.
-,,-s,- cor@yr SIKH and Leigh streets.
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NEW I.ECTIOES.

Ia case Of the occurrence Of eng Gutorm-
ality or irreguIarily Of such sature rs TO
affect the result, and of character cot 10
be otherwise remeda.d or corrected the
City Committee shall order new election
at such voting place.
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EOR SUMMER.-Just opened by
T.R. PRICE & CO.,
LAMA POINTS and ShEQUES,
SLEEVELESS JACKETS,
KID GLOVES.
GAUZE SHIRTS.
READY-MaDE SIIIPTS,
NEW SUMNER CAsSIMERFS.
LINEN DRILLS, for gents and boys:
GENTS aud ADlES'TlREAD and SILK
GLGVE.,
Isle THREAD SHIRTS, Sc, &c.
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CESEgAL INSTRUCTIONS.

The Judges Of election must be guided by
the general election law OF the siate, 80 lar
as Il is not in conflict with these rnes ana
to the extcut that it is applicable to the con-
duct of this primary election.
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NICE BREAKFAST RELISH-SaIt Salmon, prime
lot, at CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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LIGHT AND CHEAP GAUZE SHIRTS at E. B.
SPENCE & SoS'S, 1900 Main street
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STILL GREATER REDUCTION IN
PRICES OF DRY GOODS.
GRENADINES, BEREGEs, and POrLINs from
12Hc. up;
LAWNS, loH cents;
Large lot Of ~,,,
Another lot of LADIES' and GENTS MERlNO
SHIRTS from soc. up;
COLORED PlQUES At great sacrifice
VICTORIA LAWNS, zoe, 25c., aud up;
BEST BLEACHEn COTTON for 0c. and 25c. to
be had anywhere;
TABLE DAMASk,
TOWELS, and >,pK,ys.
Beautiful PARAsOLS for Soc;
CORSETS, HOOP SKIRTS,
KID aud THREAD GLOVES,
HOSIERY in endless variety.
COURTNEY { POWELL,
NEW GOODS FOR THE SEASON.
HUDGINS, GORDON Il CO.
(Iure 22d) are opcaing
CHOICE DRESS GOoDs-verg cheap;
BonpEHED LAwSS-new and cheap;
LINEN FABRICS of all kinds for ladies' dress suits;
Beautiful PEGCALEs at Is;
More ASH RIBBONS at 75c.;
SPANISH ACES, for scaris ami sacIres;
CryrLEMEy's AMI LADIES' UHDERwEAR;
T,rpr AID and BALBRIGGAN Hosiery for ladies ard
men,
FANS In variety. i =,
CARDOzO, FOURQUREAN N CO.
In consequence of removing TO their NEW
STORE, and in order to reduce stock before 30 DO
'"s CARDOZO, FOURQUREAN & co.
will for the next few weeks sell goods at greatly
REDUCED PRICES.
They offer unusual bargains in Many desirable
DRESS GOODS, such rs
GRENADINES,
BEREGEs,
POPLINS, &C., from l5c mp.
Their buyer being In New York, they VIII DC re-
cey!ng by every steamer fresh supplies ol soo'IS
| many novel and exceedingly cheap, among which
large lot Of ,,,.,rp mr,SEyrp
| HANDSOME SASH RIBBONS at SOC,
| 4 tuIl stock of ORGANDlES, LAWNS &C.
| Inst received, SOLID CDLOHED STRIPED
VICTORIA LAWN with LACE to match-Solne
,. c2i
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R.scr or THERMOMETER At THE DIsPATcB
office on Saturday, June 9th:
8 A. M 7. NJ ~
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT--Judge
hu9hes presidtn9.-The following cases
were disposed of Saturday:
In the matter of w. +. 6. Garnett, bank
rupt: Upon the petition of bankrupt VIII
liam Ii. Allderdice was restrained from
paying note of Sl56 (due for the purchase
OF the real estate of the bankrupt) to the as
slsnee, and ordered to pay the same into the
FIRST National Bank to the credit of the
cause.
In the matter of a. W. Gammons, bank
rupt: Trustee and assignee ordered to de-
iiFer TO the bankrupt the property to which
ne is entitled under the 33d and 34th sec.
tions of chapter 40 Of the Code of Virginia !;
ana II any charges exist upon the property
the assignee is directed to pay them.
In the matter of John NJ. Fauutleroy,
bankrupt; Sale of baukrupt's real estate
called "Pinctop," made by the trustee and
assignee on January 9, 1874, ordered TO be
confirmed on the 10th of July next unless
an upset bid OF s2,250, payable one-thrd cash
and the residue in six and twelve months,
with interest, be put in before that day.
In the matter Of y. NJ. Chandler, bank
rupt: Il. Fl. Cardwell appointed assignee in
place of Lewis E. Highly, deceased, and Or
=
ter Of acceptance.
In the matter Of 3. D. Bradshaw, alleged
bankrupt: Debtor ordered TO file on or be-
fore 10th of July, 1874, list OF, his creditors
and schedule OF all his estate, real and per-
sonal, and leave given any creditor to come
aud make himself party to the petition in
this cause.
In the matter of W. ?. Rowland, bank
rupt: Assignee having failed 10 make report
of sale of bankrupts real estate, ordered
that said sale, if made, be and is set aside,
and assignee is ordered to refund 10 the pur-
chaser the money he may have received
therefor. Also ordered that the bankrupt is
not entitled TO homestead ont of said estate,
upon which there were Judgment liens prior
to the adoption Of the present Constitution
of Virginia.
In the matter Of Thomas J. Turpin, bank
rupt: Assignee ordered to take charge of the
crops upon bankrupt'S real estate and pre-
vent waste and depreGatonS until the FUR
thcr order Of the court.
In the matter Of Young ]. Clements, bank
rupt: The court being Of opinion that Gum
ther & Rodewali have a judgment lien on
bankrupl's real estate prior 10 all others, and
against which the bankrupt is not entitled TO
an exemption, the assignee is ordered 10 pay
said Gunther e Rodewad $40, being bal
ance in his bands.
In the matter of r. Fl. Brooke, bankrupt:
Order for sale Of bankrupt's real estate.
In the matter of Waggoner & Harvey,
bankrupts: Assignee ordered to make report
OF his acts and doings as soon us possible.
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LIGHT SUITS at Z. i. SPENCE i SONS, 1900
N ain
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MULES. HORSES, dc.

TUNiATh HAIR-TONIC, refreshing and
cooling 10 the head, destroys all dandruf, 1nVl-
AEe dressing, aud Is pleasantly perfumcd Sold by
=. WAGNER,
je27 Druggist, ejxth aid Broad streets.
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TICKETS: Gentlemen, 81 ladies, 50c.; to I've had
Of any member Of the Council, and Especially Of
J. CCRTIS TAYLOR, Galcgo Mills;
ANDREW j. WOOD, W. Sears Woods stove depot
X. s. VALENTINE, Levy Brothers;
". H. PLEASASTS, Dispatch Office;
W. Ii. MULLES, Presby yterian Publishing House;
W. HOLT RICHAHDSON, JK., W. Holt Richardson
4 Co.'S, merchant iaiiors, Fourteenth street:
and ut the depot the morniug of III. eAcuIr ion.
ic 2G.3t
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Althmoud nispatrh.

agTHE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
rATClI Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED
ClnCUl ALTON OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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t:EiHtstsEk. dc.

>'.lin@ - panic prices Al 2U7 cast Broad street
'"'"""u >rr,.!rt and 1!tird. ]. 2O-2w
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MEEEiSGS.

A GENERAL MEETING OF THE
n STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RICHMOND
GRANITE COMPANY will be held at the office Of
the company at Richmond, ou TUESDAY the 2Sth
of July at 2 o'clock to act upon the amendment
to the charter granted TO the company by the CIR
cult Court Of the ciy OF Richmond Oh The 18th in-
staut. by oruer OF The Board.
G. W. HARRIS, Secretary.
Richmond, June 25, 1874. je 26-3Ot
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MOSQUITO CANoPIES.
j. HENRY GRAFTON,
No. 7 Ninth street.
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I'n!. RENT. BRICK ELLlEG, g.
/ .. i.n.."r,,r. ~rh iv" rOu:a>. corner OF e4::s
.rr. .t.., Arch -sr ct-. t,aluhlcs I'M. Posses
> ....ts.: I!i:" 600 per %nnulM. Arpl% to
HIiL i GtDUlN,
...-4, llOS Main street.
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OFFICE UNION BANK OF RIcipioSD'}
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS bANh SI,.
/ have this day declared-a dividend OF FIVE
pER CENT. Tor 1850 per share) on the calitll
stock payable Oh and after the lst OF july next 10
ute y. .ST.Hw 90. JAMES MILLER. Cashier.
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~ at kEEei. AC.

A LII BINDS OF WUOLLEN GOODS
"A IiDEJtGHLY SECURED without shrink
~ or wear. Particular attention pnId 10 SLOCR-
iN' tENll.EMEh'S ILDI HING. which we
tuaralle" "a DC neatly done. without altering liie
-; or Ill. BLAhkr.TS and ELASSELS heauu-
iuIIY washed with soft finish
Good lhONEko wanted. Apply at S23 Main
hA"c:. ie 16-2w
{ tENILEMEN'S WEARING APPAREL
~ CLEANED la III" very best style; LADIES'
T->s &c, Restored U their original color, cleaneC
o. Itti. WIZ Dcatsss aud dleDutcil; Kid Glov9
!!c'.ned and Feathers Il, ,eJ Al
MCkENEEi'5 STEAM DYF-WORkS.
40 3-3m Iarsi,4ll street near fifth
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WHO NAY VOTE.

All persons known to be registered Con-
servatiyc voters Of the precinct ut which they
offer TO vote and those who will become legal
voters by or before the regular election shalt
De entitled to vote. Any Conservative may,
and it shall be the duty Of the Judges, to
challenge any person who may he known or
suspected to be not emitted to vote. When
any person is SO challenged the judges shall
examine him as to his qualifications, and il
necessary hear the statements Of others, aud
if they arc satisfied that he is not entitled to
vote they shall reject his ballot and strike his
name from their list CT registered voters.
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The usual attractions Of the place have been Sc
cured for the OF all who may favor with their
presence.
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DIVIDENDS.


ITA MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
~ DIRECTORS of the MERCHANTS Ma
TIOSAL BANK OF RI, HMOND, beld on FRI
d,v June 2G. 1874, d dividend OF FIVE PER CENT.
tho cptaI s,ock was declared, free of tax, 10 te
Maid on aud after the 9th July proximo.
lai" y" JOHN b. MORTON,
:, 90 oo,,,etbi iy Cashier.
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=. RENT. NEW BRICK TENE- 81
I t.rN.a.. :aarth street between Clay au1 RI
81 -..r---. /, ..> ten rooms ANA all modern ilu-
... ..r,..>. ANY ri tT=bkGE \. iOt Ms
- ---.---.-- -. ~ hrnld s.rrrt. IL 2I2t*
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y,sIHf,>S ~ an eS.

It-,NTIp 80 >ELL.--l have 2'.oeo
u ~ E.l,hN. whtrh VII sell IN 4nA,',I-
....,. UPWARDS AT - per l.NoG. Ap-
'.-.' '. 80 .IoiiN ". llUGHtS
.rr 2a'c, nth aEd franklin streets.
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C,CHUrZEN PARK, DELlGHTFNE,
= SUMNER RETREAT. FINE sCfhkHl,-
&C., &c. This beautiful Park having h.en re-
rent to Lodges, orders, private parties. &c, &C
Being on iii" bank Of 'is rive it c2mmnnfI near ar
Inc rilg. Ther" j. on Tn" ground new ana e'@-
CANT pay ~ FOR d mel z, &c. :, v,s,-
he PARK /, open 'Aly for the reception o. SI 70
make ir The rqua, of any plce oi amusement Ls'in
civ Good i.r will be strictly enforced. hPp''-
on the grounds, or through post-oiice box AZ.
YUENGLISG L CO..
i.25-3m PropretOrs.
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INE LATEST STYLES OF MILLINERY.
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EXCURSIUN TO WEST POINT, Va.

LEE COUNCIL. FRIENDS OF TEMPERANCE,
have chartered the train Of the Richmond aud York
River railroad line for an
EXCURSION TO WEST POINT, VA,
On TUESDAY NEXT, JUNE 80.
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LIST OF VOTERS, &C., &C.

Tie superintendent Of each ward shall
supply each voting place with Il bailot-boX
tproyidct with lock and key. poll-book,
and The necessary stationery. together with
complete list of the registered white voters
Of that precinct.
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THE ELECTIoS-pEL

- days preceding the time fixed by the
District Committee for the assembling of the
Congressional Nominating Convention, polls
shall he opened from l. NJ. to Z. NJ. in
each Of the election precincts Of the city.
III there is to be only one voting place in
each ward ii should be opened at sunrise
and kept open until 8 Z. NJ without uter-
mi>>iou.l
Marshall Ward shall elect 8 delegates,
Jefferson Ward - delegates, Madison
Ward l. delegates. Monroe Ward u dele
r.a,e>. Jackson Ward delegates, Clay
Ward Il d,.lruatcS,
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The train will start PROMPTLY At ~ \. VI.
and will return at about r M same day.
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