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S1T~ ANOTHER GREAT OPENING OF
GOODS AT COHEN BROTHERS.
TIE GREATEST SACRIFICES EVER KNOW

TIE Nkfhi ES1 SAt Nlt II ES EN cN hNSN y.
COHEN BROTHERS take pleasure In informing
:hrtrtr:"nds and The public in general that they have
i,>f completed purchase. OF over twenty thousand
doars, worth Of G9oDS from one ne Of the lie leading
curnbcd-a prey "a the hard times.
The GOODS arc principally Of recent Importation
and among them some OF the most elegant ever OFFER
Win De on exhibition and offered FOR sale MON
DAY, June 26th.
They consist II IN peri p Of; ANNE x,,., ,ns,
have been enabled to reduce from - 10 lSc; at
2Qc,, market value being 4oc.: At a3c. generally
CENTENNIAL GRENADINES at 2Oc., cheap at
MEXItC;iS MESH. the abandonment ever offered in
this city. At Csc, formerly sold at $3.50:
Also the ECRU SHADES Of MEXICAN GRENA-
DIMES !, Soc market value being $3.50;
\, 81. formerly sold al $3.50:
WIiiTEB BASKET GEENADlNE at SOC, formerly
so pieces ELAC OK, FANCY, and dSoLlD-COLORED
Sk a less E5icG t4an ereT snoT1 o, before
CENTENNIAL sILG PLAlDS at 1886:
IN extremely large stock of ALPACA, LUSTRES,
PoPLIES. and other materials in plaids stripes,
STs,:o zoe: from 45 and 50c. 10 CSC.
Their stocE of WHITE GOODS received with the
PIQCES al l2i.c.-the same goods they heretofore
FRENCH Fiou rs at 9c. formerly sold at 4 4oc. "a,
L5c. the same quality heretofore sold at from 90
SAINS"'Uk 500 STRIPED MUsLINa at 1eac.-,hesamc
LACE TLAib, and STRIPED SAINsooK, the
finest imported, Al 1876. some OF these goods
ere valued al 65c. yard.
Full y.r,.-wdr INDIA TWILL at2 22c., costing over
SOC. in gold 10 land:
Also. >Wl>SES. ORGANDIES. and TARLATANS;
$50 pirc..s VICTORIA LAW rs at great sacrifice:
$50 piece of fIAMBCRGH EMBROIDERY, in
beautiful designs VI fully one half their general
+96 irAEiS0LS, which they sell at exactly half
ibeir former prtce-sone OF them the hand
20 G,lcn Silk MlTTS. the latest Partisan styles, at
35c. worth 81: - ,. -
t;5 DOZEN LADIES LISLE GAUNTLETS al CSC,
generally sold al from SO TO G5c.:
4 pieces NAVY Blue FOCLARD SUIIING Al
l2i.c. generally sold at 4Qc. ,,,.>-,,,.
arg. lot Of LLAMA LACE POINTS and
SACQCES: ., ,,or-,,-,,-o
-e4 dngrn LADIES WHITE and MOURNING
HANDkFRCH HI EFS regardless OF value;
Besides hundreds of other GOODS. 1c "a
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SOMETHING MORE ABOUT OUR INCREASING
CONMERCE-THE On. TRADE-V EssELs IN
PORT Yesterday we had something to say
concerning the increase in the oil business
from Richmond to foreign ports, and also
the gratifying advance OF the shipping in
terest generally, and the coal trade from this
to other foreign and domestic ports. A
New York firm doing thriving business
publishes circular containing information
for vessels loading oil at Richmond; and in
that circular recommends this port as fol-
lows:
"The shipments from Richmond are
gradually increasing, and we consider 1t
our duty to inform ship-oWners and brokers
OF the advantages to load petroleum in
Richmond We are fully convinced that
vessels loading there win find an advantage
of almost Cd. per 40 gallons against the
ports of New York, Philadelphia, or Baiti-
more. Vessels can load at the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad dock to a depth OF 13t
feet, and will complete at City Point. We
guarantee to vessels loading in Richmond
the following inducements:
81. No wharfage charges. .. Steyedor-
ing not to exceed four and quarter cents
per round barrel 8. Cheaper dunnage
wood than in any other oil port. 4. Port
charges none, except trifing for custom
house fee. 5. Cheaper labor for discharging
ballast. 6. No pilotage up the James river,
as vessels anchoring at Hampton Roads or
Fortress Monroe will be taken from there
to Richmond and back again by tug, at not
| exceeding forty cents per register ton. The
captain must arrange at the same time all
intermediate towages, which are included in
such rates.
"Captains are invited to go to Hampton
Roads for orders, where Richmond and Bal
timore are offering always good chances and
good rates"
There were in the port of Richmond yes,
terday: Barks, 8; brigs, 7; three-masted
schooners, 7; two-masted schooners, 81;
sIoops, l, steamships, 2; steam tugs, 10;
barges, total, 65 besides lighters and
barges. Fourteen OF these vessels are at
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad wharves,
several Of which could not have left this
port loaded (and one could not have come
here in ballast at high tide two years since).
There never has been as large number
Of vessels in this port at any one time be-
fore, and this is most gratifying fact. To-
bacco is being shipped direct to Europe
once more One bark arrived lin ballast)
Yesterday, to load tobacco, drawing thirteen
| feet Of water. and q brig OF" quite rs lf q
draught came to the lower wharves to :oad
OIL These facts will no doubt be received
with pleasure by our merchants.
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TAXES. DC.
CITY TAXEs FOR 1876.

,. CITY EoLLEcToR's OFFICER
RICHMOND, VA, May 81. 1876.
This Office will be open from o'clock A. M. 20 y
O'Clock F. II fraEa the 18TH TO THE SeTH OF
JUNE inclusive, aEv the purpose OF resolving from
any person charged with cityfa1es," -" I,
REAL AND Personal,
u,c whole or one ha OF the amount OF tax charged
ane that ten per centus, win bs ADDED to the amount
or sr charged In every whore the party
shall fail to pay the whole one half within the
time SO gimited." f.a...l,
The Collector respectfully and earnestly requests
ai persons having three more bills to Leave Hst
OF the same ss early possible ut the oee that the
bills may be gotten together. and II desired half
receipts made ont "A change in the oce Oh the lst
or July makes 1t Imperative that this request should
be complied with the parties from tslay
In crowded room the last few days of themcnths
JOHN r. REGNAuLT, j
3s LIN hsS<s + cellscter, 4
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- THOUSANDS OF BARGAINS S

- THOUSANDS OF BA r G A l n )
now 10 i. sold 1t SYCLE BROTHERS for the next
thirty y, Don't fail to call and look ut their 4Oc.
BLACK ALPACA sod everywhere at SOC. For 5Oc.
they will sell You regular 75c. MOlIAIR LUS-
TIRE: S7l.c. vii! buy the best MOlEAlR In the mar
ket Gail a: once snS supply yourself
600 piece. summer DRESS GOODS much below
cost-lrice 10 clos. OIL; the whole stock.
BLACK GRENADINES marked down thirty per
cent:
BLACK and CoLOeED SILKS cheaper than ever.
Great bargain. In CAsSlMERES, COATINGS, and
LINENS for mezs' and boys clothes.
our stock Of HOSIERY is marked down 10 cost
price We have CHEAPER GOODS than any ever
offered in this market before
? 900 pair KIDS much below cost;
Ladies' and Genllemen-s UNDERWEAR at y great
sacrifice
700 dozen PLAIN and HEMSTITCHED HAND
KERCHIEFS at and below cost; ...
Bargains in CORSETS, BELTS JEWELRY,
FANS and CHAINS. SILK and LACE SCARFS,
CUFFS and COLLARS and thousands OF ether
useful and cheap articles
The cheapest LACE CURTAINS ir the city.
value or cost. .
QUILTS. QUILTS, QUILTS, TABLE and PIANO
COVERS, at lower prices than ever ta
The remainder Of our stock OF PARAsoLs will be
sold 1T one third of Il. cost. ..... .
Avery large stock Of DOMESTIC GOODS retalieo
III market prices;
pL0oR and TABLE oIL-CLOTHS and MAT
TINGS much below usual price
Don, fs, 70 call nj once and secure all the bargains
youcsnset.
This is the time for you Don't miss this chance
you win never have another one like II.
Five Thousand dollars worth OF HAslBUh3h
RMBRmDERY much below importers price st
SYCLE BROTHERS.,
429 Broad street, o.
between Fourth and Fifth streets.
WE CLOSE At Z 2. NJ. Je G4
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INSURANCE UPON THE LATE FIRE.-The
following is the insurance upon the stock
and building partly destroyed byfire yes
terday morning, mention OF which has al
ready been made in the Dispatch: Citizens
Insurance Company, of Newark, N. j.,
S2,000'son building; Fire Association, OF
Philadelphia, $1,000 on building, $4,000 on
stock, $1,000 on tools, patterns, and fix
tures--T. NJ. Alfriend & Son agents-and a
policy Of $4,000 on stock in the CONNER
cial, OF Richmond. Loss fully covered by
insurance. " -
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WHAT THE LATE RAID OF THE DOG CATCH
Frs CosT.-AIaior John Poe, Chief OF Police,
has forwarded the following report to the
Police Justice of the operations Of the dog
catchers, Wednesday: Number OF dogs
caught, q: number released on certificate
of medal, I; killed, 20. Goats caught, 20
hogs, 5. Amount received from the sale OF
hogs and goats, S21.S5. Expenses incur.
red: Horse hire, 81; stable bill, 1920; adj
vertising, so cents incidentals, $1.25; re.
lease OF two goats on purchasing medals, S3
Balance, $1,000.
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OFF1cERs OF THE CORN EXCHANGE.
nominating committee OF the Corn and
Flour Exchange met last evening and NOM
mated the following ticket, which will be
voted for this morning at the Exchange:
For President, 7. w. McCance; First Vice
President, Alexander Walker; Second Vice
President, George S. Palmer. Directors
Philip Haxall, William p. Warwick, e. 3.
Addison, n. B., Hill, j. r. Jeter, p. A. Sub
lett, T. II. Elicit, W. E. Atkinson, 7. Levy,
J, w. Fisher, .s,,r
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oPECIAL NOTICE.-A chance to bu,
. PROPOSALS.


OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT OF
..s..s,a a3....5g>> Z. VIRGINIA PEN1TENTI4RY 4
{, RICHMOND, VA, June ~, 1oio.'
oEALED PROPOSALS will be received
y at thi. office until FRIDAY, June 30th, az ~
O'Clock ~ ssr urnishng the Virginia 10
With the following provisions for the months OF July
e-a el,' 2 10 barrels EXTRA SUpERFINE FLOUR, I
$4,000 pounds BACON (clear rib-sidesls
1000 pounds BROWN SUGAR-sampic, ~
y 1900 pounds RIO COFFEE-sample- lanes
" - 8 hogshesds dsMOLASSES-Sampie,
~, g baSrels syINEGAR-sample,
~ tts barrels PICKLES, :t-ezts
TtH, go sacks SALT-bra1d, II .ls4l u.
20 barrels n. C. CLIP 1IERRIEGS,
a}s eco bushels IRISH POTATOES, 1s
I ~f 40 pounds BLACK PEPPER. .Sts igs
The above articles TO be delivered free OF charge.
and fn such quantities ana 81 snch Eines ~ may Do
required. ~. - ~ t,,o .,r,,. to .o,oo.
rnv or All proposals offered and OF giving the con.
tract for each article required 70 the lowest bidder
thesefos. =. .,t.,,,od ~, hv .nn,,,tno AZ
the General Agents Office, Noble Cary street.
q 10 28-3t ~ - - - - -------
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DRY GOODS.
BARGAINS! BARGAINS !

RAh'AAN9' DAn0AAN'' NV
We offer at COST, and many articles BELOW
COST, for sixty days to prevent carrying over any
of our large stock Of SPRING and SUMMER
DRESS GOODS, FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, &c.
&C. We name, in part,
BLACK GRENADINES, l2kc and up;
STRIPED and FIGURED GRENADINES, 12hc
and up;
CORDED JACONET LAWNS, 12Hc.;
BEST PERCALES, 12kc.;
BLACK and COL LORED ALPACAs, zoe. and up;
SASH RIBBONS, zoe. and up;
HANDKERCHIEFS, SC. and up; ..
HOSIERY, DC. and up; -...
HIP-GoRE CoRSETs, 371zc. and up
and many other articles too numerous to mention
Call early and examine for yourselves at
LEVI HEXTER'S,
IL os 627 Broad street.
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sF ON all sales of Real Estate made 6etUeen
the 1st Of January and last Of June the tazes for
the present gear haze to bepGfd the purchaser.
on all sales made 6et,oee the lst July and last
of the gear the tares haze to be paid bv the seter
rThis custom was adopted about fifteen years ago
by all the real estate agents in Richmond and ap-
piles 20 Richmond and yicinityJ
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, 54 ?. NJ, commissioner
sale of real estate in the city of Richmond.
COOK & LAUGHTON, 10 A. NJ, furniture, &c.
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EXCURSION TO CURL's NECK. There VIII
he d grand excursion of Jamestown Tribe,
No. ii, /. o. R. NJ, to Curps Neck on Tues
day. July 4th. The fast steamer O. A;Ar-
mold I and the fine barge Greenbush have
!beer chartered for the occasion, and yer, very
ENJOYABLE day is anticipated. A brass. ana
str;f,g.band M Will be in attendance
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DIyoRCE GRANTED.--Judge Fitzhugh, OF
the Chancery Court Of Richmond, has grant
ed q divorce to Mrs. S. a. Morriss (nee Ben
nett) from her husband, Captain Anderson
D. Morriss, of Danville. The care, custody,
and control of the son was awarded to Mrs.
MorrisS ..,;t ~ 1.
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MANCHEsTER NEWS.

The Noninees.---TheI nomination OF Til
den and Hendricks meets with the greatest
satisfaction and enthusiasm. Manchester
will 90 for the nominees almost solid at the
proper time. Several Tilden clubs viii
probably be organized during this week.
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Stealing Iron from the Railroad. .--Ro-
bert Strong and Edward johnson, two eol-
,ored youths, will appear before the Mayor
tomorrow and have q hearing on the charge
Of stealing iron from the Richmond and
DanyllIe railroad. ,si s5s ;t
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS irregular con-
vention Of Syracuse Lodge, No. 8, d. OF r,
held last night, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing six months T. Z.
j. G. Hunter, C. c.; A. j. Tucker, V. ..C.-s
Alta meeting Of Marshall Lodge, Knights
Of Pythias, held last evening, the following
officers were elected: G. G., L. w. Dorset
v. c., D. F. Craddock; P, James Carr.
fouTishing cofdition.
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Suspended Work. The plate mill ut Belle
Isle suspended operations yesterday, and
this evening the pudd dle-miI, at the same
place, will suspend operations, The cause
assigned for the stoppage is the want OF
iron. Over two hundred aud fifty hands
are thrown out of work by these suspen-
isions.
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POLICE CoURT-JuStice White presiding.
The case OF Washington Turner (colored),
charged with feloniously breaking and en-
tering in the nighttime the house OF Walker
Williams and stealing S2.50in United States
currency, was continued until Wednesday
next. -
James n. Willis was fined one dollar and
costs for assauiting and beating Della VIII
liams
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A YOUTHFUL CONVICT RECEIvED.-Wil-
| liam Alexander, a boy twelve years OF age,
from Campbell county, sentenced to three
wears in the pepitentiary for horse stealing,
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INSURANCE UPON THE LATE Mr.. KENNON's
LrFE.-The late William Henry Kennon's
life was insured for S15,532; SI0,532 in the
Etna Life Insurance Company, of Hartford,
and $4,000 in the Equitable Life Insurance
Company, Of New York, John H. Monta-
o1le & Co. agents.
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PEgsoNAL.-lMr. James Elicit, the witness
in the Hewlett case, desires it to be stated
flat he left the City Circuit Courtroom ON
" Wednesday with the knowledge and con-
sent OF Judge Wexford, and that he did not
mean to shrink from paying the tine. SIZE S.
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CHARGED WITH POISONING FAMILY
On last Sunday week ME-. William C. Cor
son and family, who reside at McRea's Store,
in Cumberland county, were taken suddenly
very sick after eating some rice TOR dinner.
Suspicion was aroused, which subsequently
led to the arrest OF the cook, VINO is now In
Jail, charged with attempting to poison them.
A quantity of the rice was sent o'Dr.. Tay-
lor, analytical chemist Of this city, who will
make an ANALYSIS OF it.
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RoBBERY.-Yeste morning about 10
O'Clock negro boy entered the store OF Ro-
bert Briggs, Ninth-street merchant, and
seeing box OF money on the counter grad
he'd if and ran. He was not arrested.
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was very op-
pressiye. At times few feeting clouds
gave hope OF rain, and an occasional "cats-
paw" promised q milder temperature, but
all to little or no purpose.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 4. NJ, ~;
ga. NJ, 81; II NJ, 81; 8 P. NJ, 96; 6 2.
H., 90; midnight, 7S. Mean temperature, &C..
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REAL ESTATE SALES Frank D. Hill,
real estate auctioreer, sold on Monday, 2eth
OF June, at Lawrenceville, Brunswick coun-
ty, Va, farm of s430 acres, with improve
ments, for $3.50. Also, farm Of PAT acres,
with no Improvements, for $3.50.
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TOBACCO CONTRACT AwARDED.-Commi
sary-G General Macfeely, United States army,
has awarded Messrs. D. G. Mayo & Co. q
contract for furnishing 5000 pounds Of their
"yirginia Choice" smoking-tobacco for
use in the United States Commissary De-
partment. This is the first contract Of the
kind given to Richmond for number OF
wears: all these contracts having been here
tofore awarded to parties in New York and
Baltimore. Messrs. Mayo & Co. have hefe-
tofore furnished numerous Indian con-
traets for plug-tobacco.
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]; BETHESDA WATEn.- GEORGE sscHGH IS daily
receiving reports from those nsing this water for Che
liver and other diseases, who pronounce it Of great
benefit to them. Fresh supplies received constanay.
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Train Delayed by 4ceident. Engine No.
81. attached to- the down mali which was
due in Richmond at $3.50 T. FM. yesterday,
broke an axle when near Greensboro ~.
c., and, was thereby necessarily delayed
snT,fs time. 49,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES will be made to parties
getting large quantities of IcK-eREAA at C. Zrx-
MER's, 1886 Main street 81 ~ s
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FROM CoLEMAN & RoGERs,s PHARHACS, 17S
west Baltimore street, Baltimore, March 1,5S76.
The increasing demand for Eolden's Liebis's Li-
5qnid Extract of Beef and Tonic Inyigorstor Is 3
sure evidence OF its success. daily receiving
testimonials OF highly complimentary char2ctsr.
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iCE-tCREAd FOR TmE FOURTH oE JULY.-IS you
wish pfzzJSI 70 furnish YOU With some Of Ills YuRE
icE-crlEAMfor the 4th; send in your orders early
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Waiting for { Fodder. Several OF the
stone-cutters who had been employed at the
Government gFanite-works before the re-
cent suspension OF work have returned be-
Iieying that Congress will renew the appro-
priation. .Sssaa IS
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Found OPEN.-The side-door OF BIZ. N.
M.5Lee's Office, near Zetelle's, was found
open by Policeman Rowe last night.
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THERE viii be . great rush on c. 2nM,dER for hi,
delicious IcE-cnE1M for the 4th OF July. sendir
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ME- GENTLEMEN WILL FIND
UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
SILK, LINEN, AND COTTON IIANDKER-
CHIEFS:
THREAD, COTTON, MERlNO, AND WOOL
SOCKS;
THREAD, SILK, KID, DOGSKIN, COTTON,
AND BuCKSKIN GLOVES;
SIIIRT-COLLiARS, BOWS,
TIES AND CRAVATS. ..-.
SUSPENDERS, s. = ....'. .f -
NIGHT-CAPs AND BATHING-DRAwERs, ~ ,
SHIRT-STUDS, =,
COLLAR AND SLEEVE-BUTT0NS, at ,.s.f
c3o LEVY BROTHERS.
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Personal.

TOTICE.-All persons are hereby cau-
In toned against harboring or trusting any OF the
crew OF the bark ARISTlDES, rs no debts OF their
contracting viii be paid by master or agents
+ JUNE 27,1S7 je2s-1w
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KAPPA ALPHA CONvENTIoN.-The annual
convention of the Kappa Alpha fraternity
of the South met in this city on yesterday
morning, in their handsome lodge over
Leyy's store. An unusually full delegation
was on hand at the opening session. The
delegation from South Carolina has not yet
put in its appearance, on account OF railroad
accidents and college commencements.
The convention was organized BY electing
Samuel B. Witt, Of Richmond, president; !;
A. w. Harris, OF Virginia, vice-presldent
W. A. Gambler, of Georgia, secretary; and
Thomas Carroll, OF North Carolina, treas
urer.
Mr.. Witt delivered a most beautiful well
coming address to the convention.
Last night the annual Grafton was deliver
ed by w. A. Gambler, of Georgia We re-
gret that we cannot give extensive extracts
from this mastery production. We can say
that for beautiful diction, exquisite polish,
and profound thought, we have seldom
heard its equal.
They banquet tonight at the Park Hotel,
and leave the city for an excursion to the
Centennial. We are happy to have the legis-
lative body OF this noble southern fraternity
meet in our city. It has a high and laudable
mission in view, and right bravely is it being
accomplished.
We hope their stay in Richmond may be
pleasant, and that they may find it conve-
nient to meet often in our midst.
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WEATHER REPORT.

PROBABILITIES TODAY Washington,
June 29.-For the South Atlantic States,
northeast to southwest winds, cooler, partly
cloudy weather, and numerous rains, with
falling barometer.
west to southeast winds, slight changes In
temperature, and possibly lower pressure,
cloudy weather and local rains. -
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sg-TO PRESERVE YOUR TEETH and
50 Keep them white, without injnring them, use
MEADE i BAKERS
SAPONINE DENTIFRiCE
Prioe so Genus box. Recommended by our best
dentists For sPoSGY and SORE GUAs4 ULCER
ArxD aouTH, apd pECAYED TEETH, use MEADE
&HAEEhS
CAEB9LIC MOUTH-WASA
/. thoroughly disLnfects the breath and leaves re-
fr aidng feeling In the mouth. Price, SO cents oot-
Ce- ap IL
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DIVIDENDS.

TTHE DIRECTORS OF THE UNION
i BANK OF RICHMOND have declared semi
annual dividend of FOUR PER CENT. Tor two dol
lars per share) free Of all taxes payable to the stock
holders on and after the LIST Of July, S16.
- : JAMES MILLER Cashier.
RICHMOND. June 90, 1876. je 3O-lw
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SHIPPERS, TIES, AND BUsKIss In great yarie.s
at BOsCHEE's, SOC and 81 Broad street.