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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-18

~ OUR HEIREss. This charming local bur
Iesque opera will be produced at the Thea-
ire this tMonday) afternoon, commencing at
4:30 O'clock, and tonight at the usual hour.
The price for admission in the afternoon
will be % cents; at night 30 cents. No
seats will be reserved, and the proceeds
above expenses will be for the benefit OF
the author and composer. Angelina will
entertain the audience with her most tune
full notes and captivating smiles. Spooner,
dear old fellow, will photograph that pleas.
ant picture :" The Swell Of Franklin street,
upon the memories Of all present. Stroller
is prepared to teach young lovers the way
to reach The girls affections and papa's
pccket-book, and Mr.. and Mrs. Stamps, Fele-
phoni, Nipper, and all the others, will do
their best to please as they have done
throughoutthe undertaking, which has been
to all labor Of love and sacrifice, and In no
Cpecuniary) sense profitable. The people
ought to see that the Theatre is filled on
both occasions, and thus substantially COM
pliment Messrs. McCarty, siegel, and the
trOuDe.i ~ isHtrji r..'i ~ = =.
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PYTHIAN OFFICERS EI.ECTED.-Myrtle
Lodge, No. 25, Knights. OF Pythias, have
elected the following officers: Chancellor
Commander, James A. Morriss, Jr.; Vice
Chancellor, Donald Innes; Prelate, NJ
Mayo; Keeper of Records and Seal, John
w. Glenn; Master OF Finance, F. W. Ste
venson; Master Of Exchequer, NJ. F. Hud'
nall; Master.at- Arms, Henry A. Hare; In.
side Guard, George W. Davis; Outside
Guard, James A. Horriss; Past Chancellor,
William Hancock. .t...
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PIS,.yECS.
EN O S III I r L E Y.

TH O S III / r L E Y. ....,.,.
The annual BASKET PICNIC OF ST. JOHNS
SUNDAY SCHOOL will be given TUESDAY, juno
10Th. at that delightful old country seat SHIRLEY
OH James river.
REFRESHMENTS will be supplied at reasonable
prices by u committee of ladies, and BAND OF
MUSIC viii be III attendance 10 enliven the occa'
sion. -.
The boat leaves the wharf. of the Old Dominion
STEAMSHIPS Company, Rockets. promptly at A. IL
TICKETs: 81: children under ttoelue gears Of
ngs, soc i; TO be procured from The teachers and
scholars and also at Scotts drugstore Church ttil
A w Noting and Woo house 6 Parhalp, Main
street : 80 .t je 1l,1S,15,1 16&l8
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Our POSTAL LFACILITIES-MEET1NG OF THE
COMMITTEE. APPOINTED BY THE MAY0R-A
POSTAL CONVENTION TO RE Held AT For
TREss MoNRoE.-A meeting OF. the commit
tee appointed by Mayor Darlington to con-
fer and correspond with the Postal Com
mission in relation to our mail facilities was
held at the rooms Of the Chamber of Com
merce Saturday evening at 6 o'clock-pres-
ent Messrs. Thomas w. McCance, W.D.
Gibson, E. 0. Noting, and John OFT.
Mr.. McCance was elected chairman OF
the committee, and Mr.. OFT secretary.
Mr.. OFT urged upon the committee the
importance Of securing, if possible, addi-
tional facilities in the way of cross-road
or country mails. The business of the city
derives much OF its Importance, lie said,
from these mails. .. r1,:,
Messrs. McCance and Dunlop expressed
some doubt about their being able to be
present at the convention Of the committees
OF the various cities in the South, which is
| to be held at Fortress Monroe some time in
July. -. .---., ..
A letter was read from Mr.. Gardner G..
Hubbard, chairman of the United States
| Postal Commission, in relation to this con-
Vention. r..'
President Hayes, it is probable, as well
as several members OF his Cabinet, will at
tend the conference OF these committees at
Old Point. .s... a. r T..
Full statistics, embracing all data Of in
terest in connection with the present postal
facilities in the Atlantic States, as well as
the additional mail facilities desired by each
city, will be laid before the Convention
when it assemblies. This duty on the part
of Richmond is devolyed upon this COM
mittee, composed OF Messrs. E. O. N0lt-
ing. president Chamber OF Commerce; T..
w. MeCancc. president Corn Exchange; !;
B. C. GRAY, president Tobacco Exchange; /;
Thomas II. Carter, Railroad Commission
.er; W. II. Palmer,; member of, the Corn
Exchange; John OFT, member Of the Cham
Der OF Commerce; William D. Gibson,
member of the Tobacco Exchange.
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DIvIDEND.-The Board of Directors of
the Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
Company on Saturday, declared their usual
semi-annual dividend Of eight per cent. out
OF the met profits Of the past six months,
and carried to the surplus fund a34 ,042.77,
being the balance Of the net profits for that
Deriod -.ss -.'ri .''-.... -"aa
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INTERESTING ENTERTAINMENT.-Ther regu-
lar monthly entertainment. by the ladies OF
the First Presbyterian church (Dr. Preston)
will be given this (Monday) evening at
O'Clock at the receptlon-room., In addition
to the usual attractions there will be an eX-
hibition of biblical views OF the crucifXion,
resurrection, ascension, &c.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND, Posi- OFFICE JUNE Is, 1871
Miss j. B. Ferguson, held for, better dlrec-
ton; Mr.. Marbay, Richmond, va. Dr.
George Ross, Richmond, Va; Miss Juila
Raszelle, Baltimore, Md. ; Miss sallle Wills,
Richmond, Va. ;-.t'..s : - -
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THE PVBILc-SCHooL. TEACHERS on FRI
DAY.-The public-school teachers met on
Friday at the High-School and were paid
off by Secretary Moses, the very useful and
indefatigable secretary OF the School Board.
Superintendent Peay congratulated them
upon the close of the session, gave them
some good advice, and requested those
teachers who should be reeected to report
to him their acceptance or declination OF the
position. ...e .
Mr.. Thomas, principal Of Bethel school,
entertained bis assistants at Pizzini's. The
paysof the teachers aggregated $6,9l242.
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WE WISH 1T

WE WISH 1T -.a.... .-
Esq.,. - DISTINCTLY UNDERSTOOD
we sympathize with smaller houses I'm their vain
efforts 10 compete with US, but as our enormous sales
and other advantages justify us in selling goods AT
lower prices than they purchase at, we cannot al
low considerations for weak and unsuccessful COM
petition to interfere with our duty to our patrons
and the public. t.....;.r ...
Hence we shall continue 10 dispose Of our goods at
the prices which %avc in l,Ss than ten months
placed rs in the position yt.s. -.'.n.
R!CHMoND'S LEADING CLOTHlERS.
A. SAKS & Co..
@H.. .- 1913 Main street.
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A VETO FROM THE MAYoR.-Mayor Car
rington will send a communication to the
Council this evening yetoing the resolution
paying to various charitable institutions a
portion Of the appropriation usually made
to them. 1t is understood that he objects
to the appropriation to the Magdalen Asso.
oio ..
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The Primary Election.

Messrs Editors AT the meeting OF the
City Conservative Committee to be held to-
night (Monday), and when the plans for the
primary election are under consideration,
it would be we'll to provide for more than
one voting place in Jackson Ward, other
wise the full vote will not be poled. Z,
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A MURDERER PARDoNED.-William j.
Lawson, who was convicted OF murder in
Pulaski county, and whose sentence was
committed May 2, 1866, from hanging to
eighteen years in the penitentiary, was Sat-
urday pardoned by his ENcellency Gov
ernor kemper. The pardon was granted
on the evidence of medical experts, show
ing that consumption had brought the prls--
oncr to the verge Of death, and that longer
Imprisonment will kill.
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COMMENCEMENT BALL.-The commence
ment ball OF the University Ball Club will
take place Thursday, June 2Stb. Commit
tee: S. NJ. Cooper, Louisiana (chairman);
e. F. Wilson, Oregon; G. w. Morris, Vir-
gina; N. G.. Bozeman. New York; A.
Minis, Georgia. ...... ......
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BODY REc0vERED.-The body Of John g..
Nunnally, the youth who was drowned in
James river, was recovered on Saturday
morning and buried that afternoon. Num-
nally was about fourteen years OF age, was
was last seen on Thursday going out to his
traps about A. NJ. 1t is supposed that he
fell into the water and that his boat drifted
away from him, and not being an expert
swimmer was drowned. No inquest.
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pEAyes. ORGANS. &c.
I.REAT, DEPOT FOR THE

GREAT. DEPOT FOR THE GSaSS
VI SALE OF PiANo-FORTES.Y7f y GTaYl
Over 1905 PIANOS have been sold by the cub
ssribers in Virginia and North Carolina sincs their
bssjness career, and ont Of this large number mol
fnstStInets made. at moderate prices. satisfaction
ss always been rsgen. TO parties at distance IND.
pose, Ye offer our sergice In te selection of PIANO
FOkVEa. and. from ap experience OF over thirty
years IN ne business, they may rely upon bayiBg
ally present. and fair terms given in the purchase.
WOQpHOUSE & PARHAM, IS 80
Rq0kseilssK and Stationers,
5el4 Kiehmoud, Va.
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Fire In the Gonnty.-The saw and grist-
mill OF Supervisor John Murphy, situated
on Swift creek, In Dale district, was en-
tirely destroyed by fire few days since.
The loss is heavy, and there was no In
surance. The fire Is believed to have peen
the work Of an incendiary. 5s es.s
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A SUSPICIOUS CHARACTER Acting Police
Justice Crutchfield on Saturday acquitted
Albert Forbes (colored) OF the charge OF
burglary, but held him for security to be OF
good behavior for twelve months. Forbes
was accused OF breaking into Joseph Talk
er's store, corner Of Eleventh and Byrd
streets .ss,r. -5 ,t-.ss -
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have analyzed the WHLsKEY known under the
brand of +" SELECT controlled by Messrs. WAL.
TER D. BLAIR 6 Co.. Richmond, Va, and find II
FREE FROM FUsIL OIL and other impurities, and
recommend its use for medicinal and family pur.
poses-J. B. McCAw, NJ. D., late Professor OF Chem
1stry, Medical College OF Virginia.
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To THE PUBLIC.-We desire to call the attention
Of our readers to the notice of j. D. FRY & Co.
They have In stock, just received, Plain Silk, Boiled
Silk, and Twed Silk Umbrellas that they are selling
at So so, $4, and S5-he incest goods we have ever
seen in this market Call and examine for yourself.
Don't forget the No.-1oe9 Main street, opposite
the pOst-offce,
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ANOTHER VISIT FROM THE FLIEs.-The
shad-fies, or Mav-lies, or some other kind
of flies, have made their appearance again
along the basin bank and upon the Gallego
Mills. 1t will be remembered that we had
visit from thousands Of these flies last
wear about this time. 49, . .rs..
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DEATH OF. J.. n. JENSINas.-Mr. j. n.
Jennings, q well-known citizen, who was
taken i'll near. the corner of Main and
Twelfth streets about a week ago, and who
was carried home in the city ambulance,
died Saturday evening. His funeral was
fixed for O'Clock Sunday evening from bis
residence, 40; west Franklin street. De
ceased was worthy member Of Jefferson
Lodge, knights of Pythias., - -.f,.5eE., "4
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Mayors Coasrt.--Tbe following business
was disposed OF Saturday:
Ophelias Pond, charged with larceny,
was turned over to his father for correc-
ton. zsHt u ,'t155S =
Charles Lowry, charged with the same
offence, was discharged. ,c..s
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CENTENARY PIc-NIC AND EXCURSION
The time for the excursion to the Capes
proposed for Centenary church has NOT
been changed, as announced in SATURDAYS
Dispatch. That will take place on the 2Sca
instant. The announcement for the 30 OF
July, to Cnrps and Shirley, is picnic
excursion OF Centenary Sunday school, ana
was designed to be q separate paragraph
entirely. -. -
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Now, DON'T THIS TEMPT your -

Now, DON'T THIS TEMPT your
Our Great Odds and Ends " sale.
We never carry goods that win sell at any price,
Palpable Bargains. , r..i
White Vests-.en styles-choice Of 400-that sold
~ from S2. SO 10 81, now Offering at $3.50.
..l1i; .ta Mems Goats at half price. ~.
.,...r- a. Mems Vests at half price.
Mems Pants at half price.
80 275 Linen Jackets at40c.
."H'.s Former price, $1.50.
Bear in mind these goods strictly reliable. and
the owness of price Is the inducement We offer to
close out Odds and Ends " Of stock.
Call early. - A. SAKS & Co..
.-s Il, tsi.f .sur. 5.at 1913 Main street.
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A Practitioner Graduate.

RICHMOND, VA, June 16, 1877.
Editors Dispatch: Please say that the
name Of Hiss Annie B. Pace was omitted
from the list furnished you to be published
OF graduates Of the High-SchooL She not
only graduated, but received the first honor
in her class. Very respectfully,
j. Ell. PEAY, JR.,
Superintendent Schools.
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HUsrrNGs CouKT.--'The, case Of D. c.
Mayo, charged with an assault, was called
in the Hastings Court on Saturday and con-
tinued on account OF the inability OF the in
iured party to appear.
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QuALIF1Ep.-In theIHenrieo County Court
on Saturday Joseph NJ. Humphreys quail
| fed as magistrate. I'll: ..ats -
WI. Mordecai, qualified as supervisor for
| Bro0kland district ~ z'zg% .r,il+
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COUNTY SUPERVISORS. The Board OF Su-
peryisors of Henrico county net on Satur-
day and fixed the county tax at slXty-tWo o
and one half cents on the State tax; caplta-
tion-taX ct fifty cents-salne as last year.
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/ STOLEN FLowERs.-Dr. W.. Augustus
Lee, who resides on Franklin street near
the corner OF Third, has had his yard robbed
Of a lot OF beautiful flowers several times OF
late, and needs the services of the police to.
prevent future depredations OF this kind
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EARLY ToMAToEs.-Mr. William Henry
Grant sent to the Dispatch office on Satur-
day box of fine. ripe tomatoes, raised at
his farm near this city. The tomatoes were
raised in the open air, and were fully ripe
on the 18th. ,s#' 4 .....
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TIE PARK-PLAcE METHODIST, CHURCH.
! The cornerstone of Park-Place Methodist
church, corner Of Pine and Franklin streets,
OF which Rev. DIR. Edwards is pastor, will
| he laid this afternoon. - = ~ -.'@ ~"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-18

Paid Of.-John r. Cogbill. secretary OF
the City School Board, was Saturday en-
gagged in issuing warrants Tor pay to the
teachers in the public schools. A portion
OF the amount came from the Peabody fund.
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LOCAL M MATTERS.

TUE CITY CoMMITTEE.-The. City Con-
servatiye Committee will meet tonight
(Monday) at Sis O'Clock, at the Sherifl's
office, to adopt plan for holding primary
election. There is sufficient interest felt in
the matter to insure full attendance.
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TOR RENT. THAT LARGE ANDGs

TOR RENT. THAT LARGE ANDA
L DESIRABLE STORE. No. 1913 Main be-ai
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
Also. BRICK STORE aud DWELLING, ON the
south side of the canal between Sixth aud seventh
streets. ,., - -,
Also BRICK STORE and DWELLING. on the
north side Of Cary street between Ninth ana leh.h
Also. BRICK DWELLING. No. 504 Second
stree, between Clay and Leigh streets, with TOUR
rooms and Kitchen with two looms.
Also. BRICK DWELLING. on the north side OF
Nar,haU street between Fourth and Fifth streets.
with six rooms. besides the kitchen
Also. BRICK DWELLING. No 425 sixth street
near Clay. with eight roolnS. and Kitchen with three
rooms.
Also BRICK DWELLING, Ne. 501 Leigh street
between Fifth and sixth streets. with SIX rooms ana
Kitchen with two rooms
Also BRICK DWELLING. No. $50 Fourth street
Clay and Leigh streets, With SIX rcohs,ahd
kitchen with four rooms.
Also. FRAME DWELLING. at the northeast cor
u.r of Ninth NJ and streets. with five rooms.
Also. BRICK STORE and DWELLING. on the
west side Of second street between jackson ana Du-
Also. DWELLING over Messrs. A. \. Allen L
Brothers store. No. Ii Main street between Eief-
cnh aud Twelfth streets, with all modern Improve
Gso. several LARGE ROOMS VOLTS Bil..
Hard saloon. No. 90a Broad between Ninth ana
Tenth streets. suitable for lodge-rooms- &c.
Apply TO JAMES NJ. TAYLOR x son,
je15:3t Real Estate Agents aud Anctloncers.
NOR RENT, THAT VERY DESIRA- a.
BILE HOUSE No. 72a Main street, four Iii
doors above Eighth street has just been put IN per.
feet order. VIII he rented for one year or may De
leased for two or three years. Apply on the prem
ises from o'clock A. 81. 70 2. NJ Je lost
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FOR RENT.

L OR RE n T, a.,
T. AT REDUCED RATES. Isl
No Sn7 west Grace street (new brlckl; II rooms.
No a22 west Main street tnew hrick): 10 rooms.
Nn. $40 north Ninth street thew brtck); 10 rooms.
NJ. 10 west Main street ncw brick: 10 rooms.
No. - Sixth near Leigh street tiranie): 3 rooms'
No. IL east Clay street tbrickl; rooms.
No 227 west Main street t'lcw brick); rooms
No ~ vest Canal street tiramel: roaInS.
No. l25 wts, Cary street tbrickj; rooms.
No. north Henry street tframcl: q rooms.
No 726 wc.i Clay street thrickl; & rooms.
No SIT south Pine street tfraucl: rooms.
u2lS south Cherry street tframel: rooms.
No co., south First street ttrick1: rooms.
STORES OFFICES, and LODGE-ROONS.
j. THOMPSON BROWN.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
lll3 Main street, opposite Dispatch.
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LoNG-CLoTH, WHITE CAMBRlC, at 6ac. a yard.
superior to anything ever offered at l0c., at COHEN
BROTHERS.. .'. ~.
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CaAIN.GANG NAN REcAPTURED.- james
Gillard, who escaped from the chain-gang
some weeks ago, was recaptured on satur-
day in Rockets by Eugene McAuley.
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L. STERN & CO. have made further reduction
in the prices of their goods in order to close out all
goods On hand.
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SLIPPERS, TIES, DUsKrNs, SERGE GOODS, SAN
das, Prince Alberts, Oxfords, Newports, Magnolias
Buckle Newports. &C., cheap at
BosCuEN's, 500 and 511 Broad street.
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CONVICT RECEIvED.-Reuben James, Tor
manslaughter, was received at the peniten-
tiary from Henry county for tive years on
SATURDAY., Est
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H. ELLYscN,ls Z Co., advertising agents, insert ad-
yertisements In all Of the newspapers OF the United
States at publishers rates. Orders LEFT at the Dis
patch counting receive prsmst atten-
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THE WEATHER SATURDAY was cloudy,
with occasional light rains. ..,- .......-
THERMOMETERS. SATURDAY: A.. Nj. II :
TO A. M.,. IS j noon. SO; P. NJ. so; P.
b., rs; midnight, "a. '5l-
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AUCTION SALES TMES DAY.

4y- On all sales of Redl Estare made 6ettoeS
the 1st Of January and last or June ths taIesfs.
On al sales made bet oess, the Let of July las
of the year the tares hdps 10 be paid by The seIes
fThIS custom was adopted iab0nt afteen yearsags
by all the real estate agents In Richmond, aud aI
plies to Richmond and ytcintty.l
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COHEN BROTHERS are again receiving new
goods u large quaint lcs and, owing 10 the advanced
state Of the season, at great reductions.
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SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS.

ALL-WOUL BUNTING; 37Ec., reduced from Soc;
STRIPED SILKS zoe, cheap at 90c.
Grea: reduction IN al DRESS GOODS
FINISHED LINEN-sosOM SHIRTS. 81;
LAUNDRIED SHIRTS tgood), $3.50;
REMNANTS BLACK GRAPE at half the price Of
regular goods;
TURKEY-RED TARLE-DAMAsK 75c., reduced
from 81.
GREAT BARGAINS IN CAsSDIEREs.
LADIES GAUZE VESTS. 50c., 75c., and 81;
GENTLEMEN's GAuZE SHIRTS, 50c., 75c.,
and 81;
CHILDREN'S GAuZE SHIRTS, 5Oc.;
HOSP: and HALF-IIoSE OF every description
CORDED PIQuEs, 1oc.;
LACE-sTRIpE PIQUES, 16.c.;
WHITE ORGANDIES, 25, 35. and 4Oc.:
LINEN LAWN, 25, IS, 40, and 5Oe.;
SEvEN-INCII sAsH-RIBBONS, Use. (all cGIorsl,
reduced from 81.
COURTNEY & POWELL,
II Sl5 Broad street.
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FRANK d. HILL, assI2nees' sale OF building lots
= In Fulton near the corporation hue.
yyr5 \ A MO- II n lot, n - 81 a % %

FRANh u. fffLL. NSsEHeS5 s1Ic UI UUstuIuE IUss
In Fulton near the corporation Nue. ~
GRUBRS e. WILLIAMS. 5h P. NJ, lots on The east
Size Of Sixth Street between Jackson. and Duval
stree cts, Navy Hill. -..e-,
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, l2 NJ, commissioners
sale Of the estate known as Solitaire" about six
miles north OF, Richmond, In Henrico.
ROBERT b. LYME, 6 p. NJ, four :hree-story brick
dwellings, TO be removed. .sts3 ts.azf
LANCASTER & LUCKE, I2., H., eighteen shares
4 City Fire Insurance Company stock
framed house aud lot on Twenty-afth stree, be-
tween O and p. 4tg9 Is.
j. D. D.WHITEHEAD& & CO., 10,s A. NJ. groceries, &c.
RICHARDSON & CO., r. NJ, brick dwelling and
street between Short and Pleasant streets.
HII.L q ANDERSON. 10 b., groceries.
.T.L.WHITING. II. C. Re-, j A. IL, furnituies
sewing -nnachines. go. ~. s.ss44S
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FOR BARGAINS IN BLACK GRENADINES 10 t.
l.. STERN & CO.'S. i~
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EXCURSIONS.
TOTTRTH OF JULY. SLIaI, ,
('-."',',, - -
OLD POiNT-FIRE-WORKS.

The James River Steamboat Company will make
TWO SPECIAL EXCURSIONS to OLD POINT
and SORFOLk-vlz.: :-.-'
'-s.''..-' FIRST TRIP.
The SYLVESTER Will leave Richmond JULY Sd
at s T. NJ and arrive at Old Point and Norfolk early
on morning Of July 4th. r......
SECOND TRIP. .... ...s.
The HANCoX will leave Richmond JULY 4TH at
IA. NJ, arriving at Old Point and Norfolk early in
the afternoon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-18

COHEN BROTHERS are making use Of every pos
sible advantage TO lay their goods before the public
cheaper than other houses. Thousands OF various
goods below market value
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-18

Woraf to be Resumed. .--lt is reported taas
q force Of hands will be put 70 WORK al tne
Government sheds below the city thls WeSk,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-18

EVERY woman is Interested in the fashions.
Those who would scorn to strive after adornment
must study the modes to avoid selecting what is
desirable. Andrews's Ba zar contains information
which finds acceptance with all members OF the gen.
tier sex, and Is within the reach Of al. W. R. An
drews, publisher, Cincinnati. .EE yn.t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-18

SAVE YOUR MONEY and buy your Dry Goods at
L. STEIN & Co.'S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-18

GouNoN CoUSCfL.-TheC Common Council
will meet at 8 o'clock this evening.