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CASH-nSTARIADLY M ADvarcr.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Unsuccessful Attempts L ami / n, at suicla.

Unsuccessful Attempts at Suicide.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I
= LyNCHBURG; VA, June A. James Rucker.
Of Amherst, attempted suicide In this city to-.
day by taking laudanum. Owing to timely
precautions be viii probably recover. Il itt7il
~ ALEXANDRIA, Va, June A. Daniel Bay
less attempted TO commit suicide to. day by |.
jumping into the canal, bur was rescued Ii
an insensible5 condition, and afterwards re-
.vived. as9ri .s44g sFs... s5t#s
Another unsuccessful attempt to shuttle OF
this mortal coil was made to-day by ceolored
girl known as "Molly." Her excuse Is that !.
her lpver left her., t.,y 81
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Meeting OF TIE CRY SCHOOL BoAEh-An
adjourned meeting of the City School Board
was held yesterday afternoon at the High
School building. The report OF superm;,
tendcnt Binford was read and received, ana
rangemeuts were made for the final examl'
nations and closing exercises of the Pubiie
schools.
a resolution was adopted approprlatlng
$500 Tor the purpose OF purchasing seleIane
apparatus for the High, School. DR.. W. II.
Taylo-. professor of Natural Science at the
Hiyh.Sehool, will in !; short time iisis Tue
North and make the necessary purchases.
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A SUIT DEclDED.--In the Circuit Court Of
Richmond yesterday the jury, in accordance
with the Instructions of the judge (Judge Ii.
II. Marshal sitting for Judge Welllord), rem
dered a verdict for defendant in the case of
Howe, Knox & Co. Us. Strong. The plain.
tifls claimed $4,000 damages, because in
1865 or 'GG Strong sued out an attachment
against them and closed up their lum ber-
ward in this city. and greatly injured their
business. immediately after the occurrence
Howe, Knox Il Go. were awarded and paid
$500 damages under Strong's attachment
hond ~ .s..a' ..ar.
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THE New ORGAN OF ST. JAMES's CHURCH.
The new organ about to be put in st. James's
church was made by Henry Erben, of New
York. and is pronounced splendid instru.
ment. The case is twenty feet high, seven
teen feet wide, and ten feet deep, and issim.
pie in design, the principal ornament of the
front being the thirty-one great illuminated
pipes, all of which speak. There are two
manuals and pedal, and the scheme of the
organ is as follows: Great organ: Open di.
apason, gambia, dulciana, melodia, stopped
diapason, octave, fifteenth, mixture, trum-
pet; nine registers. SDeN organ: Open di-
apason, stopped diapason treble, stopped
diapason bass, violano, yio d'amour, cor
net, voy humaua, tremolo; eight registers.
Pedal organ i: Double open diapason, Bour-
don two registers. Total, nineteen regis
tcrs. There are also six mechanical couplers
and composition pedals. Considering its
size and price (S4,000), this instrument en-
braces a rather remarkable variety of stops,
as well as q very useful selection OF them.
The two pedll stops. each of sixteen feet,
are rich and majestic; the diapasons are full,
clear, and mellow, giving the organ an eX-
celent body; and several of the solo stops
deserve especial mention, among them good
trumpet stop, fine gambia, and very soft
and expressive Vol glamour.
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Prospees Park Races.

NEwsYoRK, June 4.-The first race to-day,
for horses OF the 2:3i class, was. won by Amy
in three straight heats /; Honest, Harry se-
eond, and Hannah D. third. Time, 2:.29,
ss::263, 2:254. ."r ia j. - II
Tne second race. for horses OF the 2:23
class, was won by Frank J. in three straight
heats; Ella Madden second, and Arthur
third. Tlnse. 2:29; 2::2G4, 2:2S.,
Tbe postponed Iace OF yesterday was won
by, J. c. BIsiae; Blanche second, and Efia
Dean third -,,tFf ,s-.G y. .sgref psE&tf}i sgsth
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE. or CRY ENGIs<EEs, juae ., 1870.
NOTICE TO CARPENTERS AND
N BUI. DERs.-Sealea proposals WIN De re-
-, . .:c,ogk M for tue erection oT new SGA9E-
ToiTsE ana WE;G HMAsTERso oFfiCfa at hsc
fifS. sSpeitlss,oas may be seen By application at this
Office. r,,.s a,,a T,,pd,ros re-.
serves the right 10 reject any or ais niaS eaeisu
..a.,a City Engineer.
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CUSTOMS AND TARIFF REFoRMs.-The sec.
rectary OF the Chamber of Commerce OF this
city has received from the secretary Of the
Board of Trade of New York a letter, and a
series of resolutions adopted by the Board Of
Trade of that city, relative to reduction in
the tariff on imported goods, and more strin.
gent measures for the prevention Of SNUG.
Cling. The secretary also asks that the
Chamber Of Commerce of this city will con-
slider how far it can cooperate in the effort to
obtain reforms in customs and tariffs.
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PHILHARMONIC, CONCERT. The last concert
to be given this season by the Richmond
Philharmonic Association will take place at
the Theatre on Tuesday the 10th instant.
The programme will embrace new and rich
choruses, solos, and duets by members of the
Association and several popular female anna.
teur singers. There, will also be instru.
mental music of high order.
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ANSIvERsARY CELEBRATloS.-Ihe Grano
United Order of Odd-Fellows (colored), OF
Richmond, will celebrate their eighth annl-
yersary on Monday tile 7th instant. Ihere
will be a street parade, addresses, DC: Inc
co!ored lodges Of Odd-Fello"s OF refers,
burg. Manchester, and Ashland are eSpecteo
to be present and take part Ia the ceIeora-
ton. The marshals for the occasion are |:
George Patterson, chief; S. richardson's ana
z. ". Brooks, assistants.
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RELIABLE EVIDENCE.
:Nr. II. r. Seuens:

.HT. H. II. StecenS:
Dear Sr,-I Will most .chee eerfully add my testi-
mony TO tile gr, At number. you have already re-
ccIy,d I'm Iayor OF your great and good medicine
VEGETINE, for do moi think enough can De said
In its praise, for was troubled over thirty years
with That dreadful disease Catarrb, anu bad such
bad coughing SPELLS that it would seem as though
could never brea' he aps more. and VEGETl has
cure me; aud 10 feel 10 thank God all the time
that there Is so good medicine as VEG ETlN f.,
snd also think 1t one CT the hest medicines for
coughs and weak sinking feelings al the stomach,
and advise everybody to take The VrGETlNE. Tor
can assure them 1t Is one the best medicines that
ever WAS Xii: .r-.. Mrs. l.. GORE,
corner Magazine and Walnut streets,
. Cambridge, Mass.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-On and after Sun
day, June &, the Sunday excursion train on
the Richmond and Petersburg railroad Will
leave Richmond and Petersburg ut, $50 A.
NJ. Instead of O'Clock, Us heretofore. This
will give eXcursionists more time ID eltner
city, and avoid the heat OF the day. Inc
trains leave Richmond and-PeterSbufg at
p. NJ. as heretofore.
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Is Your LIFE woUrH Ten CESrs: s:-We say
alainly no person III this word suffering with dy&-
pepsia Lxer eonpIaial and Its neutrality-suspicious.,
costivcsess, sick haa,iache, sour stomach, heast-
plra, paIpitaton OF the heart, afp.'ssea spni,-r
billoasress-can Iake GREEN'S August ~" Il.
,vi,nopt relief and cure If you doubt This, gel a
c,,onia bo,tle for 0 cents Try il. Two doses VIZ
rsI,aye Won. PURCELL, bADD { Co., agents.
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-tl-I~ N - n =.
Sacr0 Hanged.

ATLANTA, june 4&--Irhe negro Arlng was
hung ,o-i'ay. He died feariess, aud t,ad no
thing 10 say but "Go0d-oye.D Tie wrote
letter 10 his father tnis nornips which con.
c!uded by saying II exrecs 70 be ded
man Ia 4bours. expect to BE ssatn under
the gales, and L hope at TINS rme' 10 %
asleep as dead pig IN the sunshht ~ men
urged to correct the last sentence ne fetuseas
s.a.ipg that dead pig would know nothing
and SO would he. .fy.. es1fts 3
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NEW Goops.-Ladirs' Gold Hunting atches ~
a3o. sac, aad upwards 10 si25: Geniiemen's uoiu
Hunting-W " atches az S75, sloe TO S2oo' aaa up-
wards Ladies' Lesntines, Opera Chains anu Hesx-
laces; Amethyst Rugs, Aqua Marine fsiass, ofs.
entail Topaz Rings, q old and Pearl Goye-Hooks, al
@, GESEEl's.
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Weather Report.

WASHINGTON, June 4.-For the Gulf Statess
Ohio Valley, and Tennessee, falling barome-
ter, south and east winds, warmer, partly
cloudy weather, and occasional rain, except
in the Eastern and Gulf States.
ssFor the Atlantic States, stationary or fall-
ing barometer, southeriy and easterly winds,
warmer, and partly cloudy weather, and pos
sibfy occasional rain in Virginia.
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WE HAVE RECEIVED FROM JOHN W. DAVIES
s Son, of the Lee Photographic Cutlery, No. 92O
Main street, Richmond, Va. five specimens of carte
de risite photographs OF the Rev. NJ. ID. Hoge, D.
D.. of Richmond. These photographs vary from
the full face to the side face. Three Of them repre
sent DR.. Hoge reading. They are all good. DIR.
Hoge calls them "the very best ever taken of him.
They are eminently satisfactory 10 the family
Those wishing good photograph of DR.. Hoge
should write to the Messr.. characterization o.
Serrer.
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GAuZE MERISo USpEKsHIRTS.-For the largest
stock or underwear and gentcmen's furnishing
goods in the city call OF Z. b. SPENCE SON, Mer.
chant Taiior:, 1900 Main street. where you ran find
all the designs IL English worstsd coainss and
faacy cas>imeres for suts and have them made up
to order in the laeSS and best styles IT low prices
If you want nice eIo,hng and furnishngcoodo cah
on E B. SPESCE& SON and examine their stock
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Masonic ELEcrIoS.-Ata meeting OF Iem-
ple Lodge. No. 8, Ancient, Free, and Ac-
cepted Masons, held last night, the follow
inr officers were elected for the ensuing
twelve months: c.. C. BInghman, worship
full master; Il. L. Tyler, senior warden ).
McG. Fisher, junior warden: {. 7. Word,
Jr.. treasurer: J. A. Grigg, secretary; l.. +.
Word. senior deacon: c. w. Clenmitt, Ju-
nior deacon Revs. j. l.. Burrows and &.
c. Vanderslice, chaplains; ". 3. Riddics,
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RoBEERY.-The residence OF MIR. RooerGS.
priddy. ccrner aenry and Clay streets, vas
entered through i cellar window Thursday
night By thief, who took away a es OF
wearing apparel, ham Of bacon, ans some
other articles,
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JUDGMENT OF THE PUBLIC.

4 I.
During the past five years ibe ipublic hare care
fully observed the wonderful cures accompiistsd d
from the use Of VEGETINE. From its use many ny
an afflicted sufferer has been restored to perfect
health after having expended small fortune in
procuring medical advice and obtaining poisonous
mineral medicines. - atst1t .5rt
1t now justly remarked BY all classes of people
that VEGETINEhoIds b higher position In The cs-
timadon of the public thanany other medical COM
pound, and It has won its great reputation and i'm.
mense demand from actual merit. t4
Its medicinal properties are Alternative, Tonic,
Solvent, land Diuretic. There is no disease of the
human system for which the yEGETINE canno,
be used with perfect safety, It does lot contain
any metallic or poisonous compound. It Is COM
posed exclusively Of barks, roo.s aud herbs Is
very pleasant TO take; every child likes It. 1T is safe
aud reliable, as the following evidence will show:
VALUABLE EVIDENCE.
The following unsolicited testimonial from Rev.
Q. T. Walker. II. d., formerly pastor Of Bowdoin.
Square church, Boston, and nj present Settled in
Providence, X. l., must be deemed as reliable evil
dence. No one should fai to observe that this tes-
timonial Is the result OF Two years experience with
the use NE iR the Kew Mr. Walkers
family, who now pronounceS 1t Invaluable:
PRovIDEScE- R. 1, 1874 TRANSIT STREET.
II: r. !Sterens, Esq: =
] feel ,ound to express with my signature the
high value place upon your ,vkGErfNE. Ny
family have used 1t for ie last two years In ner-
vous debility It Is Invaluable, and l recommend It
tonic. E,..' %. It. WALKER -
Formerly pastor of Bowdoin-sqiare church, '''
rs1I:az-2.sT. zss.sEEEs'S.s1EB Bos ston.
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HAVING RELEASED THE PRO-M
LII PkRTY 3l9 Broad street. between EaA
I bird and Fourth l have made great altera. lfT
lions and improvements in my warerooins and have
now on hand Il large and well.selee;ed stock OF
FURSITURE, In which viii De found 49,
COTTAGE, PAINTED, and STAINED SUITS OF
CHAMBER FURNITURE at s2o, s2S, $50,
Fusl i'' MNKEeE aI ity STAINED SUITS at $40, $50,
REsSSiiNG-CAsE Si SUITS, STAINED, ass75, $50,
walls ijT SUITS Mt $40 $45. and $50;
FULL MARBLE WALNUT SUITS at S7o, *95,
WALNUT DaESsING. CASE SUITS at 800,
1925. $3.50, SITS, andS225, up 10 $3.50.
These gods are all OF the latess styles, richly
carved and finished.
PA kLOk SUITS in hairclOth, plain and striped
PLAIN LOU HGtS at IS. ~. %, 1nd ~;
WALNUT LOUNGES In haircloth aud terry at
SO, f15, $50, $25, and 900
STaiStD ID ana WALS UT WARDROBtSto TO matefD
MATTREsSps, FEATHER.BEDs, PILLOWS
and BOLST ERS; s--
EXTtNSlON.TABLES, SAFES, &c.
CHAIRS i speciality. ~. p
AIl of which am selling at greatly edhced prices.
IInholserlng and repairing. Chairs cane. seated.
Goods carefully packed for shipment:
- -. q J. ID. GaTEWOOD, :
3l9 Broad. between Third and Fourth streets.
F,,y u N
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PROPOSED CHANGES IN THE INTERNAL REvs-
NUE. UrFICE.-It is stated upon Repubi'cnn
but unofficial authority that changes will Dc
made IN The internal revenue service .hereas
follows: 0. A. Duffy, j. N. Sweetman, Lam
don Boyd, 3. Chisholm, u. Lester, and EN-
nett Totty will retire, aud their places be
tiled by tbe appointment OF Major Worth:
iGyton, Daniel Stevens, DR.. Hawks, and Mr.
Henry Chandler. -...s .
Mai or Worthipgton was lately assistant
Uri,ed States district attorney. ..-. .
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a CosTy Rose. George Turner, young
white man. was yesterday lined $40 by the
Police Justice for plucking rose from Dus d
in the soldiers section OF Hollywood ceme-
tery. Turner being unable to pay the hne
was committed to Jail for sixty days.
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HoMsISDUsTsY.-Buy the Excelsior Water
(,ooIer and the polar" Refrigerated, tue ONLY
cuapeoAL-PAGAED ice-ecoeDHkers inade tit ;his
city. For sale by the principal dealers IN our ine
moaSTCAsIsE s. COFER, manufacturers, 52O
n, "a
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BY Richardson Il Co..
Real Esi:ilc Agents and AuctiOueers,
No. ] Il Maln Strrrl.

CUBURBAN LANDS FOR SALE
- THKEETKACTS OF LAND highly anuptcd TO
farming. trucking, frut-gr"wiGg. lnc dairy blsi-
mss, &c. containing respectively 6G-1S, 5i-93,
and 2I-li Atkr.S. on the Hermitage road aud
Eichmoud. Frederick sbIrg and Potomac railroad.
acioning the lands OF Me srS. Branch. Balmer and
others and within wo miles of the western limits
of the city Of hichmond tor sale on liUcral terms
Apulv 10 RICHARDSON Il CO..
my 311w lllo MAIN street.
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOnecrs,
No. Ills Main street.

EARM FOR SALE.-OAKwo0D. 4 beauti.
a ful farm of about l40 acres Of valuable land
the greater portion of witch is improved. the bal.
ancr in WOOD, sufficiently rolling to lie self-drnlng
abuudan,ly wa'cr,d. with seven hundred young anu
productive FRCiT-iREES Of great variety, com
furlnhle DWELLING and OLT-IIOUSkS III the
midst OF II very pretiy grove siluat, d in III nrtc0
county aLout five miles north OF the city OF Rich
nUud. on the t5ehlehem road, near the Bethlehem
church and the ltichmoGd, Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac railroad aojoinng the lands OF Messrs
IUmpkius Dichie LOhnIau, aud others, for sale on
liberal terms. Apply 10 tn,,-
RICHARDSON & CO.,
my 3l-lW llI3 Main street.
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CoNvfcr RECEIVED Brown. con.
ylcted OF burglary in Chesterfield. and sen.
fenced to two years Imprisonment, was re-
ceiYe6. at the penitentiary yesterday.
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SENT TO THE GRAND JuRY.-Nellie Walter
fcoIored) was yesterday sent on for indiet-
ment on the charge of stealing sl5 from the
person OF Henry Christian, also c0iorad.
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WHITE VESTS MADE EY DEvLIN 4. co. Do NOT
SuRINK-HES1s9 MILLER has just receives. an
other large lot Of plain white and tancy all.insu
duck made expressly for him.
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Or TUESDAY EVENING the S'h of June the la
dies Of Centenary church will commence all en-
tertainment ut corner of sixth ami Franklin Streets
to which an who wish TO spend pleasant evening
are cordially invited.
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BY Richardson & Co., " 81
Real Estate Agents and Aactioneers,
No. 1ll3 Main street.

r OTIS IN THE TOWN OF FULTON
IL FOR sALt.-nES1RABLE BULL d n 6
LOTS on State, Graham. and Nicholson streets, in
the town or Futon, adjoining Richmond the
east, for sale by hlCHARl.SON Il CO..
my 3I.lw 1l13 Main street. ,
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OPEH.AIR MEETING.-The members of the
Young Mems Christian Association will hold
az open-air meeting on the corner of Wash.
ington and Seventeenth streets, in the valley
near the car-shops of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad, on Sunday afternoon at 6
O'Clock. Interesting addresses, good sing.
ing. &C., may be expected.
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PARDON RErusED.-The Governor yeslel-
day refused to pardon Mary Dangerne9,,
who was in March, 1876, sent to the CITY Jail
for twelve months for receiving stolen goo0s
by the Hastings Court OF Richmond.
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BALTIMORE CREAM-Somethlug very delicious
ouly S2 per gallon. Try itaud you Will be pleased
with II. d. COLUMBUS Is the sole Richmond agent.
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HUsrINGs CoURT.-The June term OF the
Hastings Court commences on MonGay.
Judge ,Gugon was engaged yesterday IN
drawing jury.
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GO TO BoscnnS's, 500 and 5ll Broad street,
md leave YOUR measure for u first-clasS Isdr OF
boots or shoes made IN amy style. Hand-wo2S only.
Hi guaranteed.
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BY Richardson & CO.,
Real Estate ApeutS and AuctioDeerS,
lll3 NI:lin SIrppt

TT w ARD'S GROVE LOTS FOR
III SALE.-A number OF those BEAUTIFUL
LOTS Mosby, toilter, Bryan, and Stewart
streets, in the ulun of Towards Grove, delightfully."- y
l0cat, q few hundred yards beyond the corporal Z
limits OF the city oil Eichmuu:, tor sale. apply
to RICHARDSON x CO.,
my 3l-lw II Ia Main street
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ECoNSuMERs acknowledge that the hest collars
Tade are the Elmwood anu Warwick. II you have
nst tried them. do 81 now.
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1113 Main strepr

DUILDING LOTS IN THE WESTERN
tive BUILDING LOTS in that growing and i'm
proving part Il the city, on Grace, Frankliu, and
Laurel streets, near Monroe Park, for sale by
kICUAkD>OS & CO.,
nv 3l-lw i1l3 Main street
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No ADVANCE IN PRICE Is asked for those nice
BUILDING LOTS which CHAFFIN, STAPLES Co, =,
are Offering three years credit without interest
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CALL AND EXAMINE some Of the nice styles OF
straw hats at ALLEN & BROTHERS..
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TuEwEArHER YESTERDAY was partly cloudy
or clear and warm during the forenoon, with
easterly to soutberly winds and cooler wea.
tber in the afternoon. ..,.s a.,
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. PERsoNAL.-Hon. r. A. Cogbil, of Am
herst, and Senator W.D. Quesenberry, of
Caroline, were In the city yesterday.
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,KSox's VENTILATED PEARL CASHMERE HATS
at ALLEN l. BROTuER'S. ....-
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DEyLIS & CO.'S WHITE VESTS so NOT SHRINK
You can get them at HENRY MILLEE's seialeilehs ;
fulnishins-house, 81 5 Main street "ts
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,,,sou,c 1.roceedinss.

New YoGk, june 4.-The srand omses ssa,
Of the Masonic Lodge were Installed To-Day.
There we're %. GS2 dasnns in the proeession
Wednesday exclusive OF the hands.
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oLUWBUS'S PURE CREAM,

BLEE Notwithstanding new-at. ALLEN &
:BROTuER'S. ts.st. .rf....t
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,CoxaoN CoUscII.--The Common Council
will meet on Monday,
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FkESH TEAS-DTect importation from
L Chiua-GUAPONIlEt: TEAS OF lhe finest
grades: E:>.lIsIi kRr.AkfA II. OuLONG, ana
EIACk TEAS. Of surerinr qualify. >e!ec'e with
rrrat care Tor The Virginia trace by Ne>>r'. EsS-
Sell & Co.. Ut Shanghai, hlnt. For suie by
DAVENPORT 4 NORRIS, .
tmnltrt rs.
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GROCERIES, dc.

SUGAR! SUGAR!I SUGAR!!!
SNOW-WIIITE 4 SUGAR at 10 cents every day
Just for fun.
24 pounds hest + FAMlLY FLOUR, 81.
II pounds b->t FAMILY FLOiIt, 80 cents.
6 rounus best FA AiLS FLOUR. 20 cents.
FLOUR by The barrel at wholesale prices.
Thr. q. pound cans TpMA1 OES, 10 cents.
PRIME GUNPJWD SRTEA, 81.
SCGAR-HOJSE MOLASStS, SO cents.
Good supply Of PUTATO-BUG EXTEaMlNAIOk
l7l5 GRACE-STREET
je J-1tk SUGAR-HotSE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-05
by Richardson &c Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No lll2 Main street

LOTS FOR SALE
w VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS on CabelI,
Purcell, hagand, Bates. and Fairfield streets. in
ihat~rrowing tile village OF Woouvile, one mile
nor,n Of The city of Richmond, for saleby
RICHARDSON & CO.,
my3l-lw lll3 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-05
EURHgTURE.

yEGETINE Is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
te 2-W&S2t rs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-05

LARGEST VARIETY OF STRAW HATS in the city
can now be found at ALLEN & BROTHERS..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-05
sau vta,r, n.usre POLITICS.

Coscoru, june The House OF pe'egateS
has unanimously adsptett . resolution re-
guessing the SHpreme Court 70 gye an cary
bearing 10 lne question OF contested seats ~
np Senate. .,.,# ~ f EE.gsy yst 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-05

LARGEST STOCK of boys and children's straw
hats in the city at ALLEN &c BROTHERS..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-05

NEW YoaE. June. .4.--p p1neap, sherman es.'
Co.'s teller hs5 deeanped With slas wv.