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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-29

rs Z
owI27G TO TIE LATENTss or THE SEASON
AND DESIRE ON OUR PART TO
REDUCE STOCK,
we have marked down our goods as follows:
CASHMERE SUITS, former price $40 now sS;
CASHMERE SUITS, former piice $l1 now SO:
CASHMERE SUITS. former price s12 now 80;
CASHMERE SUITS. former price Sl4 now S12;
CASHMERE SUITS, former price SIG now Sl3:
CASHMERE SUITS. fermer price SlS nov sl5
CASHMERE PANTS, former price So now $3.50;
CASHMERE PANTS. former price 81 now IS;
CASHMERE PANTS. former price 20 now s3.7J;
CASHMERE PANTS, former price Sc now 90
CASHMERE PANTS, former price $3.50 now Sc:
CASHMERE PANTS. former price $3.50 now 81.
Boys SUITS the same reductions prevail as az
quoted in our mems department..
FURNISHING GOODS DEPARTMENT contains
SUMMER UNDERSIIIRTS. zoe.
JEANS DRAWERS. 25c.
USLAUNDRIEp SHIRTS. soc.
MEMS COLLARS, per Gczcn, SOC.
Our desire is to SELL, 10 further which we hav'
ma'c these immense reductions.
A. SAKS & CO.,
Eichmontl'S Popular ClOthicrs,
IGl3 Main street, opposite post-oilice
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Installation Postponed installation
OF officers OF Manchester Royal Arch Chap
ter, which was to have taken place Thurs
day night. was postponed until last night.
The names of the ofiicers-elect were some
time since published in the Dispatch.
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RASkREPT NOTICES.

mo. 557l1
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
l. UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN Dis
TRICT OF EiRGISIA-IN THE MATTER OF
WILLIAM 81. LEDLEY. BANKRUPT IN BANK
RUPTCI.
REGISTERS OFFICER
RICHMOND, VA. June 20. 1878. 5
To THE CREDITORS OF SAID BANKRrPT: You
will please take notice shas shall. on MONDAY
THE lsT DAY OF JULY, 1878. at IL O'Clock ~.
NJ at my office, In the custom-houSe III the city OF
Richmond Va take an account Of al liens on tie
property OF said bankrupt, whether by Judgment,
trust deed, or otherwise with their legal priority
THOMAS 5. ATKINS.
fe25S2o Register.
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PERCENTAGE OF GRADRs AND SECTIONS.
Total average. e..............7s.5 76

I regard the work of the session Just
closed as very successful, and the results
very gratifying. In order to shorten the
course nine grades were consolidated into
seven /; hence there was necessity 1oT some
change in the s.outliue OF study" which
was made. The work Of some OF the grades
was increased, and the labors OF both teach
ers and pupils were made heavier. Never
tlieless by the zeal and fidelity OF the teach
ers and the industry Of the pupils we have
obtained GuruSrlal average percentage, and
the number OF promotions compares favor
ably with that OF former years.
You hayG now system OF seven grades
in the primary and grammar schools (there
were formerly ten grades). well arranged
and working smoothly. The work Is no
more than the child OF average ability can
easily accomplish, as is verified By the expo
rience OF the session just closed. You may
therefore congratulate yourselves that aside
from the system OF halliday schools, by
which much larger number OF pupils
is taught than formerly at q very small ln-
crease in the cost of tuition, saving OF
three years. time to the pupil has been ef-
fected, as we'll as large saving to the city
treasury. Respectfully submitted.
r JAMES FL. PEAY, Jr.,
Superintendent Of Schools.
Secretary Moses submitted his monthly
financial report, which was received and
approved. >.'
Various matters pertaining to the next
scholastic year were discussed, including
the salaries OF the teachers; after which the
Board adjourned. No action was reached
in reference to the salaries. - ,.!o
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g,yDEfsTAKEY,S.

CHANDLER d sINNOTT, UN-ewgus-
~ DEkTAkERS AND EABIEET-MA- -S<SA,ss
AEES. No. 722 Main street. between Seventh and
fighth. Eeep Oh hand large md fine stock Oi WOOD
METALLE and GI.OTH-C0YERED BURIAL.
GASES and CASKErS. TIE finest Hearse and
Hacks In RICHMOND furnished. All al the lowest
Prices and IBoa reasonable terms. N.Y. 2-a0G3la
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ELECTION OF OFFICEEs.-Roanc Lodge,
No. 130, /. 0. 0. T., have elected the fol-
lowing officers Savage Smith. \. g.;
George White. V. g.; II. Wiley Davis, r..
S. W. j. Wcstwood, Treasurer; w. G..
tmmOnS, Chaplain.
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COMMON SENsE.-Many Imagine all advertised
medicines to be worthless ncstrums. and nGscrimi-
nately condemn them but is 1t not an injustice TO
the thousands Of respectable citizens who give vol
untary evidence of benefits received. to thus queS
ton and doubt their ycracty and integrity! Fair
banks standard scales are extensively advertised.
Does It necessarily follow that they arc inferior In
make and less accurate than others Have they not
been demonstrated TO be- among the best? Again,
Is ii common sense TO suppose that physician with
capital could be induced to hazard it and Il hard
earned reputation upon Il worthless article? X. v.
Pierce. NJ. d., Of the Worlds Dispensary and m
valids, Hotel, Buffalo. " Y. IS the proprietor OF the
most popular family medicines in The market. His
reputation as Il skiiful surgeon and physician has
been fully established for many years Would ply
scans and clcrG", after having tested his medicines
thoroughly. unite In commenting them 10 the ar
ficted If they possessed 10 merit? The under
signed take pleasure In recommending DR.. Pierce
and his Family MclicinCS 20 all who may need
them.
=. r. Fairchii,!. VI. D.. Scnaca y. y; W. s..
Cousins. NJ. d., Abba, Iowa NJ. J. Mcclellan. NJ.
u. .rrattsyic, y. y; W. +. HaAlcton, y. d.,
Sic. Lake, kau.: i. s. Miner. VI. D.. Fcaz;c.
Ecr.; George Dc;tr!ch n. H., 105 Vine street, Bal
imorc. Nd: j. II. Sherrod. Il. d., PaO, Ind
George Is. Chapman. VI. -. Plattsmouth. Ncb. ; 7.
j. Casper, n. D., Springfield. Ohio James II. Por-
ter, VI. d., Gorhau, y. H.; d. L. Wells, NJ. d..
Bristol, Y. H.: }. 4. Miller, NJ d.. San Lcandcs,
Cal; J. y. Camp, NJ. d., Balad!an, Mo-; Joseph 5.
Burr. NJ. D.. W. Lafayette Ohio Rev. +. y.
Harmon. Elsa!. H.; Rev. Isaac y. Angus
Tin, Shipnan, ILL.,: Rev. Thomas O'Reicy,
Ncwman. Kap.; Rev. l.. Weston, Sucklin, Mo-;
Re-. l.. 4. Dawson, Homer. H.; Rev. ". s. Long,
Graham, y. G.. Rev. Andrew Adams. Calhoun.
Ga: Rev. 4. i. Moore. 7I2 Washington street,
Boston. Mass: Re-. I. 4. Thaycr, NJ. d., BaconS-
burg, Ohio; Rev. i. p. Profit. Palmyra, H.; Mrs
Elizabeth y. Boyd, Fails City. Pa: }. Spencer,
Union City, Mich. George e. Bazzill, Remove, Pa;
Mrs. n. kcrns, Palmyra, Mo-: Mrs. T. Il. Daley.
Metropolis H.. Samuel Farmer Java, OHIO; Sisters
or Charity, st. Vmcent's Asylum. Troy, NY.
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CHIIDREy,s CARRIAGES

Ohm D OE S, I'll AND 713 MAIN
- oIKEkI; between Seyenth and E1ghth manu-
Now on hand, the largest collection Of Chidroo
sarrages ever exhibited In the city, from $3.50 up
Will sell low for cash or on instailnents. Old ear
riage. taken In exchange. Repairing specially.
Call On JOHN DOES. 1t will repay you.
je 7-ty0dlm
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REMEMBER TIIs.-That when you buy 4. can OF
DooLEY's iEAST-PowDER you take no chances.
for It Is warranted absolutely pure, full strength
and full weight, aud II cannot fail. properly used
to produce the most positive and satisfactory results
only IL biscuits. rolls, mullins and fancy cakes.
but La al kinds oc hattcr gridde-cakes rs wei.
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The MurshdH iNliS.-A portion OF these
works we're stopped yesterday and Thurs
day, and all will suspend to-day. The work
of repairing will begin in q few days.
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TIE CLAIM OF \. GREESTREG - tia; he has sold
more hats this season than the calIvaSscrS Of census
have found heads in this city, has hccn found cor
rect lis some few sold 10 tho country so sur
prise. His prices would justify people from New
York to order them.
lie las also gotten AZ for Fcurth-ot-Juy picnic
occasions long Linen Busters. which he is scl9. al
75c.; 200 Linen Duck Vests 1T 75c.: large Stoch
Of Clothing and Gcntcmcn's Furnishing Goods Al
aslonIshlEgy low prices. 1T
SIS BROAD STREET.
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TIE best dessert for dinner this season OF the year
Is ICE-CREAM. Now, if YOU wish the pure article
leave your orders with PIzZISI to-day, who VIII
send you something nice for to-morr0w's dinner.
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II. ELLTsnS & CO.. advertising agents, inscrt ad'
yer,:euents in AL Of the newspapers of the Cnitee
3,aes Ut Publishers rates. Orders left at the Dis
ydtth countn2-room viii receive prompt atten'
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IDENTlFIED.-Thc negro who committed
suicide by Jumping ilnlo the eastern COM
pertinent OF the new reservoir on Thursday
afternoon has been identified as George
Rawlings, who was at one time driver in
the employment Of w. s. Pitcher. and the
city also, Ii Is stated.
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THE IEA IS lSSUrFERABLE.-Brinc me
back, dear, the best Cologne you can iadin The
city.:' He brought j. & L. .ATKGSsoS's-tragrant,
delicate, and lasting.
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E.sCENSES.

OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER OF THE REyENuE,l
RICHMOND, VA, June ] !, 1878.
A TTORNEYS AT LAW, PHYSICIANS,
z SURGEONS, DENTISTS. MERCHANTS, con-
MISSION MERCHANTS. .AUCTIOEEERS. aud all
other persons doing business tor which STATE
LICENSE is required, are hereby notified TO pro-
cure their licenses without delay State licenses cI-
pirc on the 3Oih day OF April OF each year.
Most respectfully, r. y. hiCNFORD,
o. &c ll-tJyl Commissioners of Revenue Z. Il.
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ICE-CREAN. N.SHERBErs.-CoLUMB 321 Broad
street. makes daily PURE CREAM and PURE Ice.
CREAM OF the following fiavors:
PEACH tpeaches frozen in the cream),
PINEAPPLE pineapple juice,,
STRAWBERRY Strawberries in the crcam),
Lemon (grated lemonsl,
z # VANILLA vanilla BEAM,
CHOCOLATE tmade of chocolate rquor|,
OgANGE anG LEMON Ices,
which he sells al reduced prices.
THE PEOPLE ARE HAPPY!
They not only got their DRY GOODS at
:. LEVY BROTHERS,
ut The
.49 LOWEST PRICES EVER KNOWN,
but they also get additional
TEN CENTS TAKE:; OFF OF EVERY DOLLARS
WORTH THEY PURCHASE.
LEVY BROTHERS
intend selling out every dollars worth OF goods on
hand. and have
FIXED PRICES so Low
that speedy sales will be made.
There never was such an opportunity
TO SAVE MONEY
IN the purchasing of your
DRY GOODS,
PEApT-MADE SUITS FOR LADIES,
FANCY GOODS,
NOTIONS, &C.
=. store open from A. n. until Z P. NJ.
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FoR ALL DISEASES or TIE TEETH AND GUNS
use MEADE & BAKERS CAEBoLIC MOUTH
WASH. Fifty cents 4 bottle.
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SAVE NOyET by having your printing done attb
DISPATCH rRIETITG-llOUSE. Good work, low
Prices, aud satisfaction guaranteed.
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Base BaN.-The Greenhorns will play
tie Key West Club on the grounds OF the
latter this evening ut / O'Clock.
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ASA FRAGRANT AND PLEASANT WASH Tor tne
mouth, there Is nothing so good as MEADE & BA-
KER,s CARBoLIc MoUTE-WAsIi. Fifty cents a
hottie
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The Political CanrGSs.-The city and
county superintcndents will at an carly day
call meetings for sending delegates to the
district congressional convention.
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MEDICINAL PORT aud SHERRY WINES. fREN'i
BRANDY, and WHIsKETS, sold ut very low Pr'ce'
by WALTER %. BLAIR & Co., 903 Main street.
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
very warm during the day, with severe
thunderstorm between 4 and o'clock in
the afternoon. Several OF the flashes We're
very vivld and the thunder loud, following
the lightning very quickly. There was also
refreshing rain, and at midnight the mer-
curry had fallen to 71o. The maximum tenn
perature was go.
THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY: 6 X. H., IS !;
4. ~, 81; noon, Oh; z. I., 96: 6 z.
NJ rs: midnight. II.
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xsOxsEs. MULES. &c:

NOR SALE, A THREE.YEAR-S,SN
Il OLD STALLION COLT, OF the John 80
G, Breesinridse (Anerican Eclipse) trotllng STOCK
E,tieenth streets, je2s-2ts
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For OFFENSIVE BREATH from dccaycd ,cct
and diseased gums. use MEADE & BAKERS CAR
EOLI: MOUrg-WAsH. Fifty cents bottle.
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SARATOGA WATERS (frie.l potatoes) are deli
cacy, and only TO be had at WALTER ID. BLAZE X
CO.'S, 903 Main street,
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The Concert Of Company A, Richmond
Fire Department, on account OF the rain
last night, is postponed until Tonight.
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GOING TO EURoPE.-Dr. and Mrs. F. d
Cunningham will sail from New York or
the 10th Of July in the Cunard steamship
ScCthia-
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PERSONAL---VERY.. J. 3. Turpin, OF this
city, sailed for Glasgow on Thursday from
New York on the steamship State OF Ne
yada
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The LChai'- Gang.--Oficer Smith yester-
day had the chain-gang at work on the Pc
|tersburg turnpike making needcdimproye-
flents. ,slr
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DISCOL0RED TEETH rendered beautifully white
by the use OF MEADE & BAKERS SAPoSISE DEN
THRICE. Fifty cents 4 box.
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FALSE ALARM OF FIRE.-At O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon, during the heavy storm
then prevailing, the entire Fire Department
Of the city was called out by an alarm from
Station 13, corner Twelfth and Main streets.
One OF the tremcn, who did not have key
TO the alarm boxes, went into the automatic
signal telegraph station and gave the very
startling information that the Gallego mills
were on fire, having been struck by light
ming. The operator forthwith turned to
his instrument and struck Station 13."
The alarm was not recorded very clearly,
however. and so III alarm was turned III ut
the regular station. Meanwhile the steam-
ers and truck and hose companies hurried
to the vicinity OF the basin and canal, where
bountiful supply OF water could be had,
the men believing that there was 4 sure
enough fire prevailing. The only smoke
or what was believed to be smoke-that
could be seen was the usual dust from 4
flour-miil. which was being famed out OF
the upper windows; and the only fire dis
covered was that OF i pile OF rubbish burn
ing in front OF Mr.. EXalfS framed struc-
ture on the edge OF the canal at the loot OF
Twelfth street. So the 1iremen went away
in disgust.
The officers at the mill say that it was
not struck by lightning, but that the bolt
came very close to the mill and was very
vivid. Persons outside the building as
serted that it was struck, but after careful
examination Of it in every part no evidence
OF the lightning was discovered.
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Ihe License LaU.-The present license
for wagons, drays, and other vehicles, eN-
pires June 30th, and must be renewed at
once.
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TT o.. all S"!ss # PsnL Estate mate tetiosez
II. i>t Of .fna"nfH uRd last of Juae he tnLcSiS,
IL, 0Ft%fat yfuT hGCc 10 bgpni1 tythe purchdSsr
Ol ali SUieS ,GCd. jrtcren he Isl NJ fJniy and las
of II. vtGr ts t"r,s h"re 10 be Paid ny the seftsr
IThi- custom vi, adopted about t!tcca year. age
hy Al ;t real estate agents in Richmond, and ap.
piles 10 Ricl,:noad and yicinity.1
FRANK ID. HILL. 5i% =. M.. lot Of ground on
Floyd street above Monroe Park.
GRCRBS & WILLIAMS. =. M.. administrator
sale OK lot of choice chcwing-tobacco.
GEORGE S. yASiION Il son. 6:s T. NJ, lot In
TOwe's addition. on Moore street.
ClIAFFTS, STAPLES & CO. i. NJ. small brick
tcncnIent-hOuse OF High >i"'o, n"ar tho corner
Gf Church street.
W. GODD!E. 6 r. N.. trustees sale Of brick tcnc
uept AMI vacant lot attached in Duvars adG.-
.Ion on the west side of ST. John between Fed.
cr:l and coultS streets.
GEORGE 5. VASIiON < SOf.. 81! p. NJ. house am
lot in Ilcnrico county near the western limits o.
the city.
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ENTERTAINMENTS.

DLEASE TAKE NOTICE.
TIRE PHDNOGHAPHIC ENTERTAINMENT T
10 Dc given by she managers OF 81. Panrs Church
Home IL No 100 cIst Franklin street lin the base
Eent viii hc on THIS Saturday EVENING IN
stead OF Monday. as before advertised, from 7
o'cicck.r. NJ. 10 halI-past 10. je 29-lt
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THE EXERCISES OF MISS TANNERS SCHOOL.
at old Park-Place church, postponed.yesterday
evening until THIS AFTERNOON 1T 5j o'clock OIL &C.
count of the weather.
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COLD TEA Is i good thing this hot weather. If
You wisl to get some tine Black or Green TEAS you
will find them at PIZZINI'S. Prices low.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To.DAY.-For the Mid
Ole States, south to southwest winds, in
creasing cloudiness, stationary or higher
temperatures, and occasional local rains and
lower pressures, except fora portion OF the
Middle Atlantic States, where cloudy and
rainy weather will prevail, possibly follow
ed by lower temperatures.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
stationary followed by falling barometer,
northeast to southeast winds, Slight changes
in temperatures, increasing cloudiness, and
numerous rains Will prevail.
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+ IScIPIENT TARTAR AND sCURF removed u!
MEADE & BAKER'S SAPONINE DENTiFklCf T..
ENfty rcnis II bOy
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EOYS' SHIRTS,
with two collars, 60c.
A. SAKS 6 Co., 1913 Main street.
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EITEST,
CHEAPEST,
LARGEST
MERCHANT TAILORING BUSINESS
IN TIE
CITY.
ENTIRE SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
ENTIRE SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
ENTIRE GATIsrACTION GUARANTEED
-
FIT.
FINISH.
AND
PRICE.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
TENTH AND MAIN STREETS.
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City Officers Qualifed.-Mayor Clarke,
C0mmonwealth's-Attorney A. G. Atkinson,
City.Sergeant Fitzgerald, and all the new
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For the Middle Atlantic States, and
during the month OF June, winds blowing
from the southeast or southwest, or from
directions between those points, are found
to be the winds most likely to be followed
by rain. Winds blowing from the north
west or northeast, or from directions be-
tween those points, are found to be the
winds least likely to be followedty rain.
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BANANAS, BANASAs.-Got 10 PIzzlNl's and ge
some OF this nice fruit.
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rIc-Stcs. EXCURSION PARTIES, AND LODGES
supplied With the best iCE-CREAH and CAKES 1T
the lowest prices ct EE1CGS'S bakery. TOT Main
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4itt,n,ond 9ispattt.

as- THE CIRCULATION OF THE BIsPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCu-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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VPfI iTUI!, yOUFs,
WILLIAM +. TAYLOR,

AUUICOr IUDHC ACVDUHlS.
2. S.-Since writing the foregoing opin-
ion l have submitted it to the Attorney
General, and am authorized by him to say
that he concurs with me in the views l have
aS- sod
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For ELEEDITG GUNS, use MEADE 6 BAKERS
CAREoLIC 1IorTIr-W ASH. Fifty cents Il bottle.
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CoIES BRoTlIERS have taken every advantage Of
the recent heavy " forced sale in tie Dry Goods
iine and true merit always seeks i o"n rcwart!'
their recent Efforts wiz undoubtedly be crowned
with success. If Dry Goods are OF any value. or are
of any use they mus. find ready sale at the prices
they are charging fer them >ae their advertise
mrnt in another column.
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CHARCOAL AND OATMEAL CRACKERS for dys-
pcp<ia. Sold by WALTER ~. BLAIR & Co., 903
Main street.
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TAXES.
OFFICE OF CITY cotLEcToR,l
RICuNoSD, VA. June 81. 1875. )
VAN-PAYEk& ARE RESPECTFULLY
4 informed that an ordnance Of The city requires
Il penalty Of
TEN FER CENT. TO BF. ADDED
3. 10 all tax-bills remaining unpaid on, Tie
Isr DAY OF JULY.
This Office l. open daily from 8 O'Clock a. 81 Ea-
I'll s O'Clock T.. II. for the convenience OF the pub
lie, who wll please avail themselves Of The 0ppor-
t,lnity Of saving the penalty. -
a. i. WOODSON,
ic2?-3t City Collector.
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DYSPEIs s1A CURED by using CHARCOAL CRACK
ERs. Sold only by WALTER ID. BLAIR s CO., 903
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REAL CREAM FoR INvALIDs at CoLuaBus''
321 Broad street.
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FOR rLCERATED MOUTH, the healing pruportin
of MEADE e BAKERS CARBoLIC MOUTH-WASI
are unexcelleh. Fifty cents bottle.
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PIZZiEI is making Peach. Lemon Strawberry,
Vanilla, Chocolate. anu Pineapple iCE-CREAMS
Try them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-29
FUKNATU " f.

TOR SALE.-Desirhng to give myA
II attention to manufacturing. my large tAS
stock of AMBER, PARL OR. and DINING fTT
ROOM FURNITURE Is nov for sale III manu-S1 a
iacturers prices.
over fifteen nor cent. saved by purchasing your
FTRNITI'RE 4, ARTHUR ROOEEYS.
WarrroGms 1907 Main street.
S-PARIOt: SUITS or CoieliIe and other Fine
ITulostery; CHAMBER SUITS Of French Plate
Glass aud Best Finish: SIDEDOARDS, HAT
RACKS, EXTENSIOS-TARiE: &C.-al! Of Inc
finest make and patterns. oo,
such opportunity Is seldom offered 10 get GOOD GOOD
FCRSIrt RE. r ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-29
i GRAND EXCURSION

OLD POINT. NORFOLK, AND PORTSMOUTH,
on July 9, 1875.
Boat leaves promptly ut O'Clock. Round-trip,
S2.2J. Ticket, good Tor nine days. Children I'M
der twelve half price. and under five years free.
The hotels have agreed 10 entertain visitors 1T tie
following prices: Atlantic. Norfolk. s16G Per
day Purcell Norfolk. $50 DIR day; Goodc House,
Norfolk. sI.25 per day.
Parties leaving their orders 1T 4. W. CARRIER :,
S26 Main street, VIII he calH,d Tor and taken 10 tnc
steamer al 25c. per head. Baggage called for and
chcckci ii residences.
Tickets can he had OF Rvlnnd & Co.. W. II. Will
halgs, 4. i. Clarke G. \. IIundcv, r. II. Elicit, a.
W. CARRIER. and also Of the commIttee-RcS. IL.
Hatcher, JACKSON Turpn. G.. W. Smiihers, y. {. Tlg-
nor. 4. ". Phillips. ana ". \. o. Cole.
ic 2J-Tu.Th.S.S M1t