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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-29

ELEcTRIcAL LIGHr---The electrical light
was last night at the Highland House prac-
ticalIy applied to the Rghting OF q hall. 1t
was an entire success. Use was made OF the
Brush machine, from Cleveland. TO light
this hail fully, fifty gas-burners are used.
These two electrical 5lig hts illuminated the
hall last night with an infense white light
that d hundyed gss-b burners could not equal,
and threw broad belts OF light Tar out
through the windows upon fhe grass and
roads. In this light the shadows OF the
waves OF heat rising from gas-hurnefs were
cast upon the walls. Faces OF people stood
out clearly as in daylight Ciisacianatt Cont
1peYciat, 23d.
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BRIEF LOCAL ITEMs.-Mayor Darlington
yesterday qualified for his second term be-
fore Judge Wellford.
The collections OF United States lnternal
revenue yesterday were 700.
Hezekiah Jones (coiored), from Mecklen-
burg, was received ut the penltentlary yes
terday for. three years for house ebreaking..
Il Collector Woodson is now engaged In
making out his list OF delinquent license
taxes to be returned to Justice White:
The strawberry season is at its heighth,
and the luscious fruit is plentiful and cheap.
The National Baseball Club has re0rgan-
ICED, and is open for challenges.
The grand competitive drill OF the coloreu
Knights Templar takes place Tomorrow.
Matters were not very brisk or lively
along the dock yesterday. u IS
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

EJ~ On oil sGiss Of Rent Estate made betaDeeh
the LIST NJ JanunrU and last NJ JUN. the tnIss fa1
the present yeur h0pe In Je onid ~ the purchaser
On al sateg maize J.trfs7a the 1st Of July 0nd lon
Of the yeNr tie tGrss hnr. to be pnt6 Jy The ssieT
lThis custom was adopted abon, :.itcen years ago
BY all the real estate agents in Richmond. and ap.
plies to Richmond and vicinity.1
W, GODDIN, IL NJ, commissioners sale OF the
lower part OF The Little Dover" estate, III
Goochland county, on the James River canal.
", GODDIN. executors sale Of the upper portion
of The Little Dover" estate, in Goochland
county. on James river.
FRANK u. HILL. 5H P. NJ, assicnce's sale OF one
acre of land near the new reservoir.
WILLIAMS &C GIBSON. at their Office, No. 101
Main street, at i25g p. NJ. large sale of Virginia
consol and peeler bonds.
JOHN W. WRIGHT. Sheriff. 0 4. NJ, entire stock
of the Southern Tea Company and uneIpired
lease Of the store.
EDWARD c. GODDIS. Z. NJ, eighty feet OF
ground on The north side OF Grace street be-
tween Twenty-sixth and Twcnly-seventh
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, 5 2. NJ. framed dwell.
ing No. Sl4 Fifth street, between Baker and
Imyal.
e B9CoOK, loA. ~. furniture. &c.
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TIE TOBACCO TRADE.-By reference to
the commercial column it will be seen that
the transactions in tobacco on 'Change yes
terday were the largest OF the season. The
prices ruled high; many packages bring
ing over $50. The highest reported price
was SS4-paid by James B. Pace, Esq. 1t
was nearly O'Clock P. III. when the sales
closed. There were some good transactions
in loose, prices ranging at from 81 to 81. 90.
The prospects are good for considerable
lookup in the tobacco trade in the next few
naonths.
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MoRTUARY REPQRT.-The following is the
mortuary report for the week ending May
25th, compiled from sections returns re-
oeiYed at the Office of the Board Of Health:
Cause of DEATH: Brain-disease, color
ed; cancer, l white, / colored; cholera
infantum, white; congestion of brain,
l white; consumption, 8 colored; con-
vulsions Gnfantile), . colored; diarrhea,
2 colored; fever Gntermittent), white;
fever (scarlet), 2 white, 2 eolored; fe-
yer (yphoid), colored; hearr-disease, 1
white; infantie lockiaw, ! colored; kidney
disease, white; marasmus, eolored; pa
ralysis, oolored; pneumonia, l white, 1
colored; softening Of brain, white; scro-
fula, / coiored; suicide, l white; uramia,
white. Whole number of deaths in the
city, exclusive of still-births, 81. Still
Births White, 1 male; colored, male,
femaIe-total, 3. Sea and Color: Males,
white, 12 colored-total, 1S; females,
white, 13 colored-total, 10. Age: One day
to thirty, 4 colored; one month to six, 2
white, 3 colored-total, 4 six months to
twelve, 2colored; one year to three, white,
3 colored-total, 4; three years to five, l
L white, colored-total, 2; five years to
ten. white, colored-total, 2; ten years
to twenty, 2 colored; twenty years to thir-
ty, 8 colored; thirty years to forty, 2 white,
5 colored-total, q; forty years to fifty, l
white; fifty years to sixty, 2 white, color
ed--total, 3; sixty years, to seventy, I color
ed; seventy years to eighty, white. Condi-
ton: Single, white, 10 colored-total, q;
married, white, % olored-totsl, 7; ;;wid-
ows, 2 colored; unknown, colored: Na-
tiuay: Richmond, 21;! other parts OF the
United States, ,l3; Germany, l.; ireland,
i; italy, i. Locality: Marshall Ward. arc :, 3
i colored; Madison Ward, 2 white, color
Eed-total, A.; Monroe Ward, 2 white, 2 CO.
lored-total, 4; Clay Ward, 8 white, 2 CO.
lored-totaI, s.; Jackson Ward. 9 white, 8
scolored-total, IL; almshouse, colored ;
penitentiary, colored.
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JD. FRY CO. buy goods for cash and pay the
hiqhest cash prices for any style Of hat to suit
their customers They buy from the Manufacture
ers, and sell the finest stock kept in the city. Their
prices we consider very low, and We advise our
readers call and examine their stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
Our fashionable ladies must go and see what an
assortment of nne styles j. d. FRY & co. have for
children. Don't forget their No.-1009 Main street
opposite posl-ofice They open ut o'clock in tho
morning, but close promptly ut Z. M.
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POLICE CoURT.-Justice White had a
small and unimportant docket yesterday.
James Bright (coloredD was sent TO Jail for
one day, with thirty-nine lashes, for stealing
tobacco from Mayo d Knight.
Mrs. Lulu Ruflin was honorably dis
charged of charge of having in her posses
sion Sheets and wearing apparel, the pro-
perty of J. F. Netherland and others.
Several other triling cases were dis
p,icaad
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UNCLAIMED LETTERs.-Letters and postals
directed us follows remain unclaimed in the
Richmond post-office: r. E. Elam, G. w.
Eayes, Nanrie D. Gee, Mrs. Jane Gardner,
NJ. Gill, Mrs. 7. Giles, General W. GWyn,
Mrs. NJ. Green, S. b. sHarrell, J. @. Hart,
Mrs. M. G.. Hammond, F. r. Hill, D. I.
Hodgson, e.. A. Hodges, Mrs. d. Hunt,
Mrs. Mary Jones, 2. Jones.
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DIR. TAYLoR's ENTERTAINMENT T0-MoR-
ROW WNIGHT.-To-morrow and Friday nights
DR.. w. Fl. Taylor will give two of his pop
ular art entertainments, accompanied by
descriptive address, at st. Marks church
Iecture-room. The object is charitable
one, and no doubt there will be large at
tendance. The exhibition will comprise
scenes across the water, and illustrated
by selections from his extensive collection
of beautiful pictures.
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AN INTERESTING LEcrURE.-By special
request Henry u. Capers, ESD, will deliver
a lecture at Broad-Street Methodist cnurch
tomorrow night at O'Clock. Sublect,
the Jewish Prime Minister OF
Cvrus.'' The lecturer is spoken OF as a
man of culture and ability, and the subject
an entertaining and instructive one. The
lecture is in aid of the library fund.
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The Public Schools. The examinations at
the public schools are in progress and will
continue until June 9th, at which time the
session will close. Itsis expected that the
white schesls-wiil u l~haEeaa picnic Mt some
point near the city after the termination OF
the scholastic term. 1t has not been decided
to have any public exhibition. .A
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INSURANCE CoMPASIEs.-The Auditor has
had published in pamphlet form an cab
stract of the laws of Virginia in relation to
insurance companies, also forms Of power
OF attorney appointing agent agents bond,
report OF taxes, annual statement" &c.
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SHOOTING following is the score OF
the shcoting-match which took place Mon.
day afternoon:
Mohawk Club: Jarvis, To-; Trimmer. II ;
Schermerhorn, Is; Pollard, IA; Howard.
l0s Cosby, 10; Carter, IL; Flournoy, IL ;
Woody, 13; Grubbs, Z. Fairfield Cluo
Mitchell, 13; Frayser, 13; Brauer, u. Il !,
Tignor, ID; Brauer, W., u Holmes, II /;
Brauer, B., II; Hechler, a., 8; Brauer, s.,
g.: Hechler, VS..
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A PRETTY PHILANTHRoPIsT.-The PRISONERS
Friend - Of New York is very handsome and quite
wealthy western lady named Linda Gilbert. She
supplies the poor wretehes with books, papers, etc.,
and TO those who are penned in the deadly and hor-
rible Tombs she brings Giles's Lniment Iodide Ann
monia which she says is the only real treatment for
their neuralgia and rheumatism.
Sold by all druggists. Send for pamphlet.
DR.. GILES, 451 Sixth avenue, n. Y.
Trial size, Is cents.
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M a 7 T Y G S.
We call attention 10 one OF The largest and cheapest
stocks OF
" A T TIN s
brought 10 this city, The latest spring styles in
CARPETS, -ss--7 .---,.----
O1L-CLOTHS,
LACE CURTAINS, &C.,
IN stock, at very low prices.
GEORGE W. ANDERSON & SONS.
APPS 1904 Main street.
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. Personal-Mr. Harvey J. Nunnally was
reported quite sick yesterday.
Yesterday Mr.. John R. Cogbill, clerk OF
the Hastings Court, was able to walk out.
Captain John NJ. G. Fitzpatrick, OF Ch es-
ter, was on a visit to the city yesterday.
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REV. DIR. JOSEPH s. KEY, pastor OF 81. Paul's
church, Columbus, Ca, writes: We gave DR..
MofFETT's TEETHINA (Tecthtng Pooders) to
our little grandchild with the happiest results The
effects were almost magical, and certainly more sat
isfactory than from anything we ever used" All
druggists keen TEETHINA.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

DEATH OF Mr.: JOHN p. BALLARD.-Mr.
John p. Ballard, well-known Virginia
hotel.keeper, died OF heart-disease yester-
day evening at the Retreut for the Sick ;
aged sixty-two years. 4 4 ~ ~
Mr.. Ballard was 3 native Of Albernarle
county, and commenced business in coun-
try store in that county. subsequently he
removed to Palmyra, where he took charge
OF a hotel, and there prospered and won a
considerable reputation. Desiring to pros
ecute this business upon larger scale he
removed to Richmond and became the
proprietor Of the Powha House,
now ForI5 Hotel, corner OF Eleventh
and Broad streets. Afterwards he leased
the Exchange Hotel, and at one time
conducted both that and the Powhatan
House. He gave up the latter hotel. how
ever, and devoted all Of his time and ener-
gies to the Exchange until he built the Bal
lard House. He then kept the Exchange
Hotel and Ballard House together for a
number OF years, but finally gave up the
Ex change. After the war the Ballard House
fell into the hands OF M. D. Maine & Co.,
but NJ. Ballard succeeded, after the lapse
Of few years, in getting possession again,
and kept it for some time with his brother,
Major Thomas B. Ballard, when Mr. John
l. satOoihstu UCSdttlCrfyfCSs nTODTlttOT.
The hotel business being carried on to a
considerable extent in Richmond, Mr.. Bal
lard lost many of his customers, and finally
the hotel and furniture were sold and pass
ed into other hands. After that time, and
within the pastfew years, Mr.: Ballard was en-
gagged at the American and at the st. James
hotels,iin this city, and at one Of the hotels
in Baltimore. Recently his health has been
SO bad that he did not engage in any busi-
ness. He was once quite rich man, but
of late years his fortunes have been varied.
There were, perhaps, few men better
known in Virginia, and, indeed, throughout
a wider section OF country, than Mr.. Ballard,
and none who were more genial and court
eous. He was noted for being one OF the
best landlords in the South, and had host
OF friends who priced his friendship very
highly. ~
His funeral will take place this afternoon
at 5 O'Clock from the First Baptist church.
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The Ncker's CaSe.-fhe hearing OF tes-
timony on behalf of the city in the suit OF
Vickers Us. The City OF Manchester was
commenced yesterday, and it will probably
be several days before the case will be
closed.
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0YERInoK. <. MoilSrAIN HOUSE,
mrq2-WSS2m
.ApM SPRINGS

vIrARM SPRINGS,
w BATH COUNTY. VIRGINIA.
Srs.so% omen. They are fifteen miles from Mill
hnrn, deao, on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
The BATHS are warm salphnr-water, ntnety-eignt
tsc,ees stemperature--that for the ladies Is fifty
Set and that for the gentlemen forty feet In diam.
;a,. ho,h beautiful swimming pools, with how Of
nne thousand gallons per minute.
St.ges and private bucks from every train. Send
.r nsmnble,s .-sf0 JOHN l.. EUBANk,
ion ~ MIN Proprleior.
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IF THE SUFFERERS FROM PREMA, URE BALD
NESS hut knew It, the tonic qualities Of quipine are
specific. In no shape can &c be used more agree
ably than in j. &. Z. ATKINsoS's QUfNINR HAIR
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FrRE YESTERDAY yesterday about II
o'clock P. NJ. a box Of clothing caught fire
accidentally at the premises occupied by
Mrs. Hannah Maboney, No. 2300 east Main
street. The fire was put out without
sounding an alarm. and with but slight loss.
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4nIlu,oltd 9ispatfI,.
Bar THE CIRCULATION OF THE B1sPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALI THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.--For the Mid
die Atlantic States, rising barometer, lower
or stationary temperatures, clear or partly
cloudy weather, and northwesterly winds.
For the South Atlantic and East Gulf
States, higher pressures and nearly station
airy temperatures, north to east winds, aud
clear or partly cloudy weather, except occa-
sional rains along the South Atlantic coast
an liz Florida.
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PIANOS. ORGANS, &c.

THE PIANO FORTE BUsI-ssa
NESS. f5g VI IT
Contisned arrivals OF PIANOS enable us to offer
good stock at all times. Sold ., popalar prices and
upon favorable terms.
PIANOS TUNED and REPAIRED by skllr.l
hands. tfs .5ssSi
Fiano-kores carefully moved or packed.
WooDHOUsE Il PARHAaI,
mr22 Booksellers and btstioners.
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CHARaap WITH ASSAULT. flames Hoilo-
ran was arrested yesterday By Sergeant An. AZ
gle on the charge of assault on Richard
Forester. Justice Granger bailed the &C.
scused for his appearance to-day.
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q. .z,xMrn,s adrertisemen Cor IcE-cREAH.

M. ELLYsoN 81 CO.. advertiang agents, insert 40.
yertisements In nj OF the newspapers OF the Umtse
s,aes at publishers rates. Orders left at the ts
patca counttng-room VIII receive prompt atSsn'
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SAVE MONEY ny having your printing cone attbe.
DISPATCH PE1NTING-HoUsB. GOOD work, low
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed. e}.s'sa
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I HAVE ASALYzED THE WHIsKEy KNOWN
under the brand of ssB-sELECT," controlled by
Messrs, WALTER d. BLAIR 6 Co., Richmond,
Va, and find 1t FREE FROM FusIL OIL and other
impurities, and recommend It's use for medicinal
and fimily purposes, j. B. AcOAW, M. De-
,5..t late Professor Of Chemistry
Medical College Of Virginia.
January 13, 1872. 49,
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ARRESTED FOR PASSING COUNTERFEIT Mo-
NEY.-Sergeant Angle yesterday, after q
considerable chase, and after firing OF the
accused, arrested Joe Wilkinson "a colored
man), charged with passing counterfeit
money. The accused, alter being first In
succeeded In hauling him up at the corner
Of Fifth and Gary streets By means OF 70
pistoLshot. He was then lodged in the
Second polio station.
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AyERILL CHEMICAL PAINT. ready mixed for use
Durable, beautiful, and economical. Surpasses til
others. For sale by r. W. POWERS s Co.,
-, Agents for the Company.
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All the latest New York styles can be found ut j.
D. FRY & Co.'s. Recollect, we close at 6 O'Clock.
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WE, THE UNDERSIGNED GRoGERs,
= wv agree 10 ED: e our stores at O'clock X. II.
from jGNE IsT TO SEPTEMBER 1sT tSATUk.
DAYS excentsdl. aud We respectfully ASK our pa
their supplies as early In the day 40 possible.
WAITER ID. BLAIR &wALKE g. TAYLOR, &
" CO. @--'-.a- -71z.1Es5sI1sI. I. .LOYENSTEiN,
CHRISTIAN d WHITE, THQS. u STARKE,s !;
SHEITON, MINOR J.SR. KIDD,
:, 60 - - sEfI ~ GEARpSOG q Co, =
n n ARCHER & co., CfiAH Z, MILLER,
+ y y BIIRROIGFiS, JUSTIS q Co..
MILES GARY ~ 55sJ.s p. JUSgIS 70 SON
pRiDi1Y d TAYLOR, N. II. FTTZGERALO& &
CHARLES S< BRUCE, BRslTttE ns s,
WM A. SHIELDS, JOH s. II, SStsSia,,>xr SStssn =,
II. 4, NOLLEY, les ~ = yx2SSs Mon 1sS 31sS1Ss
O. L.. TuDD u CO., " t;aMlnSsysSas t;xatMHsnssSs =
e. A.. JACK, GEo. ~. nUNsbAaAsA - *
W. IL. KELLEY, .gls -; y /. ,,,,r,Yrf.r.
W. IT, SMUOT. m A.. Va QAA A9nAtFaHs
W, r. FRICHARnSOS. d CQ. ], ..,,,,.v 81 s
HERM. SCHMIQTs MlLLS q 80 SAm9 DS,slsr IA rpo
NM. II. TATQM. 5s aGAhNstAl nAVAu uAsS'
my 9a.W&M2t
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20. ZrMnER furnishes saucers and spoons With IcR'
cnRA,f ossiers without extra charge.
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RENT,
NEW sToCK-BR1CK DWELLINGS.

507 west Grace street (opposite LaiI ds nowsr-
rarden); baths. &C.. l2 rooms.
O west Clay street: stables, &C.; ~ rooms
Corner Third and Grace streets: 10 rooms.
No. 3O4 east Grace street; rooms.
No. 327 west Main street: s rooms.
No 25O6 east Marshall; z rooms.
No 3l 6 south Second street: 6 rooms.
No l27 west Cary street; rooms.
No 525 north Foushee street: rooms.
No 2O7 south Second street: rooms.
No 726 west Clay street: rooms.
No 22O south Cherry street; rooms,
No 1914 east Main street; rooms.
No 709H north Fourth street; rooms.
No 81 South First street; rooms.
STORES AND OFFICES ON MAIN STREET.
Annly 10 j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
n,r OF andot 1ll3 Main street.
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sTONEwARE.

GAINESVILLE (OHIO) STONEWARE.
AaANOTHER CARLOAD ON THE Way
Forty 1--we hundred gallons were sold In ten days
Prices do II all No need or paying double price ior
Jars any more. Dealers, call and examine.
- = 80 SLATER, MYER i CO.,
my2s-2t< 1424 Main street.
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WARN SPRINGS.
WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA,

Is pow open for the reception of pleasure-seekers
This lovely place is situated In the beautiful val
lev of The French Broad, within eight miles OF
railroad .,.,,.. o.,..
and All other accommodations 10 be found at first
class watcrng-piace. 49,,
For particulars apply for descriptive pamphlet.
W. II. HOWERTON,
,ov1l-lm Proprietor
V1HE HYGETA HOTEL, OLD POINT
COMFORT, yA.-Sltuated within 100 yards
of Fort Monroe. Open all the Year. with ample ca
pacity for 600 guests. Has all modern Improve
menIs elevator, gas and electric bells i'll every
room: water, hath-rooms, and closets on each floor.
six daily mails and telegraph office. Fifteen TO
twenty trst-caSs steamers land daily except sun
,l,yf $50 yards from the door, Rooms and halls
coinfortabiy heated, and every comfort provided
for tourists and health-seekers during the winter
Firc-escanes only fifty feet apart on every floor SUI
perior beach for bathing at door-steps, and good
from May until November. Roating, fishing, and
driving especially attractive Send for circular de-
scrihing hygienic advantages.
TERMS: 50 TO $3.50 per day, according TO ioca-
tion OF and number in room, length ef stay, &c.
- HARRISON PHOEBUS-
ap 15-tAu3l - Proprietor.
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Send to C. ZIMMER fer pure. rich, and h!glly-fla-
yored IcE-CREAM OF any flavor.
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear,
mild, and pleasant.
THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, 67;
9 A. NJ, 75; noon, 80; 8 ?. ..S5; p.
NJ, 50: midnight, 79
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REMOVAL.
DANK OF COMMERCE
REMOVED TO I'LL slAIN STREET.


Transacts GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS.
COLLECTIONS made on acceptable points, and
prompt returns made at current rates Of exchange.
BOMBS, STOCKS, and VIRGINIA TAX-RE-
CElEAgLE COUPONS bought and sold.
AS agents for Messrs, Drexei & Co, Philadelphia,
We draw DRAFTS OF the leading cities Of Europe
al lowest rates for highest class bills
BasiDeSs solicited, with the assurance that every
enort Wall be made 10 give satisfaction
JOHN, &. WILLIAMS,
mh 80 Cashier.
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BANKRUPr NOTICES.

mo. 5h34]
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN Dls-
TRICT OF vlRGINIA-IN THE MATTER OF
c. w. JENKINS, BANKRUPT, IN bANh-
49, REGISTERS OFFIcE,)
RICHMOND, VA, May 81, 1878.
To TIE CREDITORS OF SAID BANKRUPT: You
viii please take notice thai shall. on THURSDAY
THE27TH DAY OF JUNE, 1873, at IL O'Clock A.
NJ ut my Office In the custom-house, In the city oi
Richmond, Va, take an account OF all Liens on tue
property of said bankrupt. whether by Judgment
irustdeed, or otherwise with their legal priority.
= -. go THOMAS s. ATKINS.
nv 29-W4w Register.
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REFRESHMENTS.

The presentation ceremonies over, the
crews and the president OF the club, j.
Thompson Brown, returned to their club
house, near the boat-yard. There they dis
cussed the events OF the race and with quite
a number of friends partook of refresh
ments, They promise the public ahettler
race ct no distant day.
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J.D.FRY & CO. close at 6 O'Clock to give their
clerks good rest.
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CARPETS, sIATTINGS, &c.
SPRING. SfATTINGS, SPRING
OIL-CLOTHS, &C.

We are now prepared TO show-AND TO SELL
the handsomest and cheapest line Of WHITE
CHECK. and FANCY MATTINGs, LACE CUR
TAINS, OIL-CLOTHS, CARPETS, RUGS, MATS,
and LINOLEUM, to be found in the city.
We ask an inspection before purchasing.
R.P. RICHARDSON & CO.,
No. COL, corner Ninth and Main streets.
myl1-1u
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Don't fail to read j. D. FRY & Co.'S advertise
ments.
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TOR RENT, TWO GOOD STORES, Gl
Il Nos. 1895 and l435h Main street south sa:4
side. between Fourteenth and fnieenth streets,
beiny renovated throughout, and will be ready for
orrnnincy In d week or so. Pent very reasonable
Apply 10 Efobbe WILLIAMS
my 27-eod4t
TOR RENT, STORE No. 16 Four Ga
II teenh street. between Main ana Cary. Ap- ksIs
niy IN = r. ISBELL. Real Estate Agent, Eleventh
and Bank s,ree,s, or al the premises. my 4-lm