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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-14

DELEGATES ELECrED.-At~ meeting OF
colored citizens held in Jackson Ward Mon
day night the following delegates were
elected TO represent the ward in the coming
State Convention next Monday: W. G..
Roane, Robert Spencer. Isaac Kinney, N.
Jones, and William Cass.
It is said that nearly all Of the counties
have elected delegates, and the question Of
emigration will be ore of The chief SUBJ
!ecls discussed. Nearly all Of the dc!ega-
tions from the wards are said to be opposed
TO the coioreu people leaving the southern
States
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NARRATIVE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
Nav II, May IL, Nav 8, May o,
1877. 1878. 1879. 1879.
W. G. w. e. W. c. W. &.
-. 8 16 s IS 8 16 20 2l
n 9 @ l 4 O
. Week Endin

Mean temperature for the week ending
May 3, 6S.00o; mean temperature for the
week ending May 10, G7.S5o.
Amount Of rainfall for week ending May
3, 0.75 inches; amount Of rainfall for week
ending May 10, 0.20 inches.
Population Of city estimated Mt 10000
white, 45,300; colored, 33,700. Rate OF
mortality OF whole population was 26.9S per
LOCO per annum; rate OF mortality of white
population was 22.95 per 1000 per annum !;
rate OF mortality OF colored population was
31.51 per 1000 per annum.
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ALDERTEY BUTTER.

We are now receiving all OF the
FAMOUS ALDERHEY letter from Or. Bannlster's
"OsMhE DAIRY" Amrlla county. Va.
This butter is supplied by herd Of PURE ALDER
NEY COWS.
The dairy Is under tile management Of an expert
Of twelve yeare' experience IN a famous northc n
creamery II Is made with unusual skill and nicety'
neatly printed in pounds aud hai-pounss, and
WILL BE RECEIVED REGULARLY THROUGHOUT
TIE YEAR IN REFRIGERATOR CANS.
We guarantee this butter 10 equal, II not surpass,
any other " Gilt Edge' butter sold.
We are the exclusive agents.
B. T. ARCHER ( CO.,
Northeast corner Eighth and Main streets.
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ROBERT B. LYME. 81 P. VI four desirable tepe

ROBERT 3. LYME. 81 P. Ii four desirable teue-
ments on The northwest corner of Twenty third
and Grace streets. '.'
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS. s p. NJ. trustees sale of
brick dwelling. No. 20S Maa street, between
Second snd Third s'reets.
GODDIN, WARREN 6 CO., 5k p. NJ. country re-
stdrnce on the new North road and Richmond
and Hcnrico iurnpike, quar- tcr-mile from Rich
mond. formerly the resdence Of DR.. 5. f Dove.
JOHN W. WRIGHT. Sheriff, 10 4. n. admins
tratoI's sale OF ftob1cco-screws. ut anters
> warehouse, Gary and Fifteenth streets.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, 8 z. NJ. commissioners
SAFE or two frame iencmens on the east side OF
- Shocks alley betweea Dayal and Baker streets.
E. B. COOK. 10 A. IL At the Horse Bazaar, horses
ponies buGgies, &c. .
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NEW PIANO FOR THE GEsANGvEGEIS
VIRGIN1A ."-The ladies associated with this
well-known musical organization having
perfected their arrangements for the pur-
chase OF piano-for!e for the Society, have
selected grand piano. The instrument is
expected TO prove one OF the finest in tone
and quality ever brought to this city. I,
will arrive in week or two and be placed
on exhibition at Sanger Halle.
The new piano will be 4 great acquisition
to the Gesangverein, whose energy and per-
severance have been demonstrated in the
erection OF their elegant building on Sew
enth street. The piano used by rhe Society
for the last quarter OF century was pur-
chased when there were only about twenty
members on the roll. It's displacement by
8 new and grandcr instrument appropriately
,signalizes its growth and prosperity.
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SPECIAL ATTENTION is called to the sale
THIS AFTERNOON at 5Iz O'Clock OF those FOUR
NEAT, DESIRABLE, AND WELL ARRANGED
sEVEN-RooM BRICK TENEMEETs on Grace and
Isyenty-,hIrd streets, Church Hill. which VIII be
sold, upon the premises. by ROBERT Il. LYME.
auctioneer. These really desirable houses, and
well worthy the attention of parties desiring cod
and well built houses, centrally located, which will
always rent well. Don't fail to attend.
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GOLD PENS.
TOHN GLANDS PATENT RECORD
y GOLD PEN,


y GOLD PEN,
PATENTED October 2, 1872,
Is the highest achievement iu the manufacture OF
Gold Pens, aud the result Of experiments Tor more
than twenty years. TIE RECORD" PEN is pro.
dTcea by ski!iui combination of the two precious
and non. corrosive metals-16 karat GOLD and PLA-
TISUM-while the ordinary sold zen contains an
alloy Of copper. reducing It's lnencss without Yield
Ing that elasticity, density, and stee-lise temper
which the costly pla.lnam SUPPLIES. The REC
ORD" GOLD PEN-POINrS are Of tie Lest IriG-
ium tdiamondsl. ndes:ructible with fair treatment,
and polished 10 gass-like smoothness.
Steel-pen writer's have now every objection 10 gold
fairly overcome, and every requirement in pen
which will endure and not oxidiZe, squarey met.
The "EECORD" GOLD PEN is guaranteed to
possess durability, pcrmanency OF spring, and per-
Il ction Of point. Price, so. Sold by all jewellers
and sla'ioners In the Uncd States. Ifnot found Or
der direct fIom
JOHN HOLLAND, Manufacturer,
10 west Fourth street. Cincinnati.
For sale by RANDOLPH q ENGLISH and WOOD.
HOUSE & PARHAM, Richmond, Va. mh 10. w ly
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PERsoNAL.-A young gentleman from the
upper end OF Henrico left this city ycstcr-
day en- route for Africa, to join the English
army in the wa: with the Zulus.
\ number CT persons registered yestcr-
day.
Tom Gregory, OF Cumberland county,
was received at the penitentiary yesterday
to serve term OF two years Tor llouse-break-
ing and larceny. ......
Mr.. Siegei's benefit was great success
musically and financially. He viii clear
for himself S400 or $500. and deserves it II.
Rev. DR.. Hoge has returned from his visit
10 Kew York and Baltimore.
Senator james V. Brooke is in the city.
A movement is Oil foot to secure concert
Of action among the groccrS to close their
stores at o'clock =. NJ.
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The PROPOSED RAILROAD CP THE JAMES
WHAT THE BoNpnoLDERS ARE DONG. In
ouirics are being made daily as to what pro-
gress the Richmond and Allegheny Railroad
Company is making towards The building Of
the road from Richmond to Clifton Forge.
1t is well known that the company reserved
the right in the bill which passed The Lcgis-
Iature last winter net to contract With the
James River and Kanawha Company unless
they could settle satisfactorily with the
bondholders OF the James River and
Karawha Company and OF the Bu-
chanan AID Clifton Forge Railway
CoaDany. Negotiations for the pur-
chase of tie bonds named were COM
mcnced mt the creditors meeting held here
on The 10th CT A pril. and have been STEADILY
progressing since That time. The plan or
agreement was sent out by the committee OF
hondhcIders, of which Mr. John Stewart,
OF this city, is chairman, to each OF the
bondaolders, and many have responded
thereto by signing the agreement. Up 10
this time only three persons have written
declining 10 sign the contract-one residing
in The North and two in Virginia.
At meeting Of tlie committee held at
General Logan's Office, in this city, on Fri
day, the secretary reportcd that the holders
company had signed the agreement and
returned the agreements 10 Richmond
Since that time and up to last evening ad6i'
t;onal signatures OF holders CT about $50, 00C
bad been received; go that about 100000
OF the bonds have now come in, Il large
majority being first mortgage bondholders.
Holders Of about $4,000 OF the first mort.
gage bonds OF the canal company who re-
side in Richmond, and who have not yet
signed, but who have signitied their desire
10 sign the agreement, are expect ed to do
so at an early day. This done, nearly all
OF the bonds held in Virginia will have
come into the agreement, and, with the ad-
(lition Of the New York signatures, nearly
the entire first mortgage will be represent
ed. About forty-fve days now remain in
which the railroad company may get in The
bonds. If they do not get them in by the
expiration OF that time, or some other az.
rangement be not made, the scheme falls
through. 1t would seem, therefore. most
important that all holders who design sign
ing ut all should do so at once, in order tc
secure the great railroad up the James
River Valley.
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opened iii each OF the wards. Tt was per-
liaps the most quiet resistraticn-day that
has occurred here for some time, owing to
the fact, no doubt, that there is at present
no opposition to the present incumbents in
the offices that are 10 be filed at the ap-
preaching election, which takes place the
22d OF this month. It is estimated that the
number 0! transfers given, together with
those who registered, will not exceed
twenty
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-14

COUNCIL RHcEss.-The City Council has
agreed 10 adjourn from the first Monday in
July to the second Monday in October, and
persons intending to erect framed houses
are expected 10 send in their petitions at
once.
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County Court.-The Chesterfield County
Court met Monday. and, after dispo<ing OF
an unusually small docket, adjourned over
until the next term.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

SE- On all sales Of RedI Esfats made bssszea.
ens 1st Of January end last cJ Jtloe the tETesfe
On all sales mcde tettcet. the lst of JuAy an las
Of the year the td1es hcpe to be paiG IYhe seiGs.
This custom was adopted about ff:ean years agt
by all the real estate agents in Richmond, and sp
plies TO Rtchroad and visinity.l .'..-.a =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-14

SEEK NO FURTuER.-You will find no better
The PICNIC Is The best &c. CIGAR OIL the market.
Wholesale and retail al p. WHIILoCK's, 14A5 Main
q
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SPRING STYLES
FOR MEE AND BOYS.
Dress Suits,
business Suits,
Working Suits,
Youths Suits.
Chldren's Suits.
Suits for little chaps,
Suits for growing boys,
SUITS for big boys,
Suitf for school boys.
Suits for college youths
Suits for working youths.
Suits for small men,
Suits for largr men,
Suits for men of medium size,
Suits for men Of extra size,
SUITS for the biggest Of men.
Suits for every kind OF men,
Suits for all The men In town.
A. SAKS & Co., 1913 Main street.
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PROCLAMATION 10 the lovers Of the weed anu 10
all whom 1t may coucern: If you want good Cf'
GAR. either Sc or l0c.. Wade in &C. e. ut WHIT
LOCKS and have your wants supplied.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done stths
DISPATCH PRIyTIEG-HoUsE. Good work, Low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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MAY BALL Professor Henry +. Laube's
May bali has been postponed TO May 10th.
From present indications IT will be largely
attended.
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g SPRING GOODS.

SPRIN GOODS. .. .....---.... ...
COURTNEY & POWELL
have now ~ sore complete assortment OF
SPRING GOODS,
tn which they invite The attention Of Tie public.
CASSlMEEE> for men and loys from 25c. 10 So.
BLACK CASllMEEES frCm zoe. 70 il.25 per
yard;
BLACK TAMISE frcm soc. 10 81 per Yard;
BLACK HENRIETTA from 81 10 $3.50 pcr yard
BLACK MOUSLlN;
BUNTINtiS, all shades and qualities;
LINENS Gt all Kinds:
4 bargain In BLEaCHED TABLE-DAHAsk II
soc; .
Largest stock OF HOSIERY IN The city;
UNDERWEAR for l'dics. men, and chiit!r"n;
PhRhSOI.S, KID GLOVES;
SILK and ACE TIES;
Beautiful SHETLAND SDAWLS;
Full sloc. Of DOIESTlCS,
and many other H. Slra" goods.
We guarantee prices b. be ~ pw rs any IN rs
uaI KIT. 4Zo Hl.OAh >IRFEl.
xh 26-3m between Fourth in1 fiiih,
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Northeast corner Eighth and Main

BETHESDA WATER-1his far famed water one
OF The best duretics known. Is for sale on drar2bt
or In larger quantities by GEORGE SCIEN, Main
ami Eleventh. streets. It's action on the kidn ys Is
direct. often immediate, and always with the best
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-14

H.FLLYscS 4 co.. advertising aEeGrs, ,nsert ad
vereisementa In all Of the newspapers of the Un!ls
Siztes 1t publishers rates. Orders left at the Dts
potca counurs-rsom viii receive prompt sttsD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-14

Mayors C0urt.-At the Mayors Court
yesterday several parties were before his
Honor charged with fighting, and were fined
50 30 each
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NEW GOODS! NEW BUSINESS !!

We invite the Indies sud the public III genera %
call md examine carc:uly-xrlectsd new stock
Of FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, and TRIMMINGS.
We name III part
Ladies and Misses Gloves IN all the latest STYLES OF
lace ann rubber tops, I.isle Gloves. and IN Kill
Gloves every Gu"lity in 2. 8, 4, md buttons,
and cSpecisliy call attention 10 our celebrated
Princess OF Wales AMI Harris Seamless ai:c,l
tull line OF Misses Button KID and Silk Glove,
In white, opera sh'Ges. aud street coiors; "
Ladies' aud Hsse-,' Fans in endless variety from
=. the iiny chi!d's TO he larges.-siEe palm.Lesfa
Hosiery in all quaities-White and Fancy stripes,
BaibriggaIs and L!fle. Thread - '|..g :
Buttons and TrtmmuIs, Silks, Saiius, Silk AL
Wors.et Flirg.s In all shades ana patterns;
silk Ties. Bows. aud Alsata Bows for The hair;
Cuffs and Collars, and Macy other new styles .:
fancy goods; -. 80. g.. r-"
Oar ladl.s' and in:ant-Dress Department is ft!l
with pretty articles. ~
Call early and give us n call, dt III
np Is LEVY IftXTE rs. G27 Broad r.rc0l
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THOSE who have tried the PICNIC CIGARS pro-
uounce them SUPERIOR For sale at every place where
good cigars are sold.
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PoRrSER's CELEBRATED LAGEn, the leading
Beer, endorsed by eli eminent physicians. Bottled
fresh daily, ana delivered 10 families.
CHRISTIAN & WHITE.
General Agents
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SOLOMON HIMSELF WOULD DE PUZZLED If called
upon TO decide which Is the more exquisi e-the
Violc., Wc>t-EId Bouquet, S;ephano,is of j. &
L. ATKINSON.
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rARDoZo, FoUEQUREAN & CO.

l 1ARpOZO, tOuEQUREAN u 90.
HAVING 4 LARGE TRADE, @..'
and possessing uEelullcd facilities sor spai'icg
CT any favorable turn III he market 20
SECURE LARGE LOTS OF GOODS ON TIE
MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.
buying, as they do, exclusively for cash, they arc
from time TO time enabled to offer to their customs
ers au assortment of goods unsurpassed both II
price aid variety.
THEIR PRESENT STOCK OF GOODS
win be found worthy of examination by the cio,.t
buyer. They have lately secured i line Of
BLACK SILKS
Of very superior makes and finish. and which In
price has been etual!ed. We nric to this lot
Of Silks the coscst scrutiny, aud guarantee them
SPECIALLY CHEAP.
IN GIfEIR
ELACK-G0ODs DEPARTMENT.
one Of their leading spccialtes-;hev nov display
the finest 81. s1riment pf BLACK BUNTING", P!aia
Figured. and Sattn-Stripe new.
GHESADIN NES-an unusual variety.
TAMISE.
CREPE GRESADfEE new,
and mliy Other desirable styles OF
MOURNING GOODS.
We off. as special bargains one, twc-. snd three
yard REMNANTS OF BLACK GRAPE at rcmars-
ably low prices. ap 10-W,M&F
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DON'T MISS SEEING ALICE HERSpoN TO-
NIGHT. This will be Your only opportunity. Fifty
cents for 4 secured seat: your children twenty-five
cents Get your seats at WAITS. Box->hec:
now open.
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The KINNEY CAsE.-The application for
o writ OF hd6eds corpus made by Edmund
Kinney, q negro man now under contine-
ment in the penitentiary for five years for
marrying white woman. was heard by
Judge Hughes Yesterday.
Mr.. L. L. Lewis appeared for the petit
toner. The record shows that the man
and woman were citizens Of Hanover when,
in October last, they were married in the
District Of Columbia. Ia March they were
tried, fouud guilty, and each sentenced to
five years imprisonment. Mr.. Lewis ar
gued that the net Of Assembly making such
n marriage rs this n felony was llnconsti-
tutional and void that marriage s civil
contract, and under the ciyil.rights bill
negroes have full power to contract with
whites or persons OF their own race.
Attorney. General Field maintained that
the Judge had no iurisdiction-it not being
alleged that anv law or constitutional pro-
vision of the United States had been yio-
lated.
But. admitting that there was iuri5dic-
ton, he contended that Hr. Lewis had not
made out the case: the States having entire
control OF marriages, and no law OF Con-
grcss on the subject to be found. He
showed that number OF States-Massachu-
sets was one OF the first to take The lead
had laws prohibiting intermarriage OF the
races, and that Of the few cases or this sub
iect reported the three, men were framed
Kinney. The Acknowledgement admitted
that il the State law said that white man
might marry colored woman, but that a
colored man should not marry a white wo-
man, that would be contrary to the spirit Of
the civil-rights bill. Tue present law, bow
ever, is no more discrimination against the
colorcd than the white people, and is found
ed, not in prejudice, but in public policy,
looking 10 the highest development aud best
Interests OF each race.
Mr.. Lewis answered the Attorney-Gen
raj. He relied chiefly upon his proposition.
that marriage is, as the Supreme Court of
the United States says, and the Attorney
General admits, civil contract, and that
no State can impose any limitation upon the
right Of whites and blacks to contract. LII
tbs view the State law in question is in vi
olation Of the spirit Of the civlI-riskts biIi.
1t is OF no effect. and this Court has iuris-
dction. Mr.. Lewis stated that Massachu-
sets had long since repealed her prohibit
Dry law.
The Court took the papers, and will an
rourcc its decision to-day at Q O'Clock.
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DIp you svERp No; never smoked better oes
CIGAR than WuITLocK'5 PIc-SiC.
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TEAS from 25c per pound to the finest grades
W. D. BLAIR Co. ..-,zz I'LL
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TIE wEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 4. NJ, &c /;
= A. NJ, ~: noon. rs; P. NJ, 80; 2.
NJ, y; midnight. 60.
Mean temperature, - Sc.
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CHEWING ToBAccos AND CIGARS of all grad s
". ID. BLAIR & Co.
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Dos'r make mistake, for limitations are various
and numerous. When you want &c. KEY-WEsI
CIGAR see that you ge, WHITLocK's. with coDy.
riGhted label representing tobacco-ledf on every
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MAnIcABo COFFEE, equal to Java, for sale by W.
u. BLAIR l. co. at Sc. per pound.
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LESTER MaNoR.-Since publishing re-
port OF the trip OF the eXcur>ionists from
this city to West Point end Lester Manor
on Saturday last we have received COM
munication, from which we make the fol-
lowing extract:
according 10 the universal verdict OF
the excurSionists. Lester Manor the pro-
pcrty OF John g. Davis, Esq, is possessed
Of more features OF substantial and orGa-
mental character than any farm they ever
saw in Virginia OF elsewhere. The eyi-
dences of taste, system, and strong practi-
cal mind were everywhere apparent. A
large number of fine Alderney cows, about
twenty-five colts Of pure blood, and his
stallion 'Romney,' were successfully eX-
hblted by Mr. Davis to his delighted visi-
tors. .Romncy' especially, with his per-
feet symmetry. fine, glossy coat oi hair and
splendid action, excited the highest degree
OF admiration and enthusiasm among tie
visitors. Many persons were heard to say
that he surpassed in beauty anything in the
shape OF horse-flc>h they had ever secn."
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ss- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DlsrATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF TIE CITY.
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MsEsI INEkT.

STILL GREATER REDUCTION .8.s
CIddSa TIE PIECES OF MILLINERY TaNEE
sS.|oOS.-&r ). W ard DESIRABLE GOODS Y7sSssS
Ss,ssh s ,sesh EXTRESfELS-lOWP PRICES rs even 10
tSts the public Call aDd conyissee yourself Of
ssa saet. CtdldrenS Hats IN every style. Rustic
or gher straws, LeafiOrns Chips, mud every style
h,d nS - and BoGTet 10 be fosnd. Bareairs can be
Mt MRS. II. HUTZikR'S,
10y II SZ5 Eroa1 sreet.
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Reqistfaion Yesterday Yesterday be-
ing the day OF registration the books were
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SUMMER RESORTS.
rREENBnlER WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS,
WEST VIRGINIA,
long distinguished FOR their valuable
ALTERNATIVE WATERS
AND
FASHIONABLE PATRONAGE,
WILL OPEN JUNE lST.
r0.rn: Per dry. So: per week, $3.50: per
month OF ;weaty-eikht day. So.
TIRE "CALWELL HOUSE,"
adjacent 10 Ike Springs,
WITH THE rEIviLEGE or THE WATERS AND
GROUNDS or TIE SAMS,
Is NOW OPEN.
R0AEp: 81 icr day. S12 per week. $40 por
nouth al twenty eight DAYS.
Elevation 2.QJ0 feet above tidewatcr.
pam,,;et, 70 liz hal at the drugstore OF HeSsrS.
PrgCELL, LApD < GO.
GEORGE l.. pEYTON & CO..
my I2-,m ProPr:etorS.
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TUESDAY, May 18th.

TUESDAY, May 18Th.
CoptGin Ii. &. Jones. Sergeant Leroy E..
BrooCn, and G. WaGdy Wilde:
Gentlemen,-Youry very gratifying Offer
to visit our cemetery on Mcmorial-Gay and
fire salute over the graves OF our soldiers
is accepted with thanks hY the ladies OF the
Hebrew Memorial Association.
Mrs. EDWARD COHEN, President.
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WEATHER. REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To.DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, warmer southery
winds, falling barometer, and In the inte-
rior partly cloudy weather. bat on the coast
fog. followed by partly cloudy weather,
with numerous rains.
For the South Atlantic States, slight
changes in temperature and pressure, south
ea>terly winds, cloudy weather, and nuae-
rous rains.
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ALsAcIAS BOWS, SILK AND LACE SCARFs,
Linen Lawns, French Organties, BunsinGs, Black
Cashmercs, Black Apacas, Crepe Veil, Crepe Col.
lars, Ruffs and Rutlirg5, can now be had in great
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-14
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UUTZLER BROTHERS,

525 BROAD STREET.
NEW FIRM. NEW GOODS, Low PRICES.
SILK AM, woRsTED FRiSG Es-,he most bean.
;fnl AS well rs The rcry cheoLest 70 be foHud in
J. the city
LACEs-Torchons. Bretonnes S. French, ana naiia1-
>. all gtdihs-as astonishingiy low prices;
TORCHOSS at &c.:
.RIBBONS-Piatn and fancy, al, cotors a ks,f
pricc-Eargains s.:3&y
sATiNs-BIack and ccIored, at extremely low
prres - = s,-. - ~ - ts,..s-
E0SIERy-Ali qualities. very cheap:
dllsEs-sYcry styic. atyery low prices
Can and secure some bargains for yourself.