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viii be taken. .Ss5
z Rev. .. e. T.. Holmes, OF tue BAPTIST
church, preach I'd This fifth annual sermon
last sunday. In this discourse he stated
thst be bad received intot the church during
his ministry here 240 persons. OF whom he
had baptized 139, and that the net gain was
40. Tie contributions OF tue chureh ior
missions for the year Just closed announced
to 9,4C0; for missions and all tbe cnurcn-
work within the city, $4,000; for missions
and all church enterprises within the las.
| five years, s16,50o. Number OF members at
present, about 300.
az the Danyille and New-River Railroad
| Com pany. are now engaged on survey OF
| the country between Danville and Martins
| Vile. and President Anderson and MAJOR
| Morebead are working up the interests OF
the Dan.Valley and Yadkin-Riyer Railroad
Company in the border country OF NORTH
| Carolina. :.
The officers of Roman Eagle Lodge OF
Masons elected last night for the ensuing
year arc: Robert Brydon, W. M.; .. l.
| Averett, S. W.; j. C. Enright, j. W.; ID
| A. Wiseman, T.; j. l.. Tyack, Secretary
The Master-elect appointed A. I. Aber'
netby senior deacon, John Martin Junior
deacon, r.. c. Harvey tiler, j. j. Versei
and j. E. Catlin stewards. ~"
The first part of the commencement N
ercises OF the public school was presented
at the Opera-House last night. A large
crowd attended. Plays and charades were
acted by the children, and the hits. some
of which were well put in, called 1ortl
much laughter and applause. The conclu
ding exercises take place tonight
Reports come to US from all quarters o.
pc-nics, excursion parties, balls, lawn
parties. People must be as happy as those
OF merry old England" are supposed te
have been. ALPHA.
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THE GENERAL BAPTIST ASSOCIATION OF
Wrsr VIRGINIA. sixteenth animal
meeting OF this body has just been held at
Morgantown, W. Va. Hon. D. D. johnson,
president OF the vest Virginia Senate. was
Moderator, and Frank Atksson, Esq,
clerk. Rev. Thomas Allen, secretary OF the
Foreign Mission Board, presented the claims
of the Boston Board OF Missions, and raised
$50. Rev. A. Z. Dickinson spoke for the
Richmond Foreign Mission Board, and
raised $50. On Sunday all the churches OF
the town united in union-meetins held in
the commencement ball OF the West Vir-
gnia University, at which Rev. A Il. Dick
inson preached, and closed bis sermon with
an appeal in behalf of the Baptist Mission
Board of West Virginia, and raised seUen
hundred dollars. The Association adjourn
cd to meet next year in Huntington, w. Va.
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HORSES FOR SALE.
THOROUGHBRED HORSES FOR A.
Il SALE. sSI

One pair HAMBLETONIANS, rich bays six and
seven years DID, sound and gentle to all harness can
trot TO pole IN three minutes.
LESTER" THOROUGHBRED SORREL
GELDING. sixteen hands high, six years old; by
Curies:n tue roadster genlle to all harness; Can
:. HARRY,n BAY GELDING, sixteen hands high.
four years Old by " King Lear :" well broken 10 all
,".MILTON.n. CHESTNUT sORREL, six years
ola, sixteen hands high; sound and gentle; fine
Pair ToR s5iSisfHs COLTS, three and four
years old. @1.a-. . s
One BAY MARE, seven yeass old. suitable for
iamliy use: sound and gentle cas- 1r0t In $780,
sTu0EOUGESRED MARE. Lizzie Hunt" by
Allle Hunt i've years old; works gentle In all
harness.
One FINE THOROUGHBRED MARE, by
Cnrles seven years old; fine saddIe- and driving
1, UNPRECEDENTED STALLION. three years old,
!. One THIo.koUG HBRED soRgEL HoRsE. by
Curies;" fur years eld gentle 10 ali harna ss
gcod riqin2- and driving horse. .EEl Tssss
Inc ABOVE horses We're all raised In Virginia ana
WIZ oe SOLD on .accammo daftng terms. An Oppor-
thnity 20 secure superior sadrle- and dryug-hor.es
slich as the above Is seldom offered -
/, ney can 9e seen az my stables, Fraukn street,
hiicnmond, va. Apply 10 E. T. BASS. -. -
& 1e a0-let JOHN B. DAVIS.
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MgAT COHEN BROTHERS,

IMPORTED BLACK LACE BUNTINGS at 175c
heretofore sold at 30c.:
McCnY,s ENGLISH LACE BUNTINGs at.20c
heretofore sold ut 33c.:
DRESS GOODS reduced from 25 to 1625c.-al
Dress Goods reduced:
BLACK Hermann TALL silk and woody at 35c. here
toforc sold 1T 75c.;
MEXICAN MESH taIl silk and woody at so pei
cent. under value:
BROCADE GRENADINES at q reduction
Is pieces GRENADINES at &c. yard heretofore
sod ar 1876:
LUPIN'S SATIN. STRIPE GRENADINE at $40
heretofore sold at 1925;
The largest and finest stock Of MOURNING
GOODS ever offered In hits city at fully rs per
Fl cent. reduction from former prices. jc5
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CITY TAXES.

OFFICE OF CITY COLLECTOR
RICHMOND, VA, May 81, 1879.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAILY
J. from 9 O'Clock A. III. to o'clock P. M. from
the 18Th day Of June 10 the 30th Inclusive for The
purpose of receiving from any person charged with
CITY TAXEs-REAL AND PERSONAL
fer the year 1879 the whole or one. half OF H.; e
amount OF TAX charged, and that TEN PER CENT.
will be added the amount of tax charged in every
case where the party assessed shall fail TO nay the
whole or one.half within the time so limited. To
avoid crowd and presu on the last few days OF the
collection, the Collector respectfully requests all
tiles to call early IN the time specified and those
hayt,g lists and memoraudums "a leave win do so,
that lhSir bills may be selected and receipts made
out a. u, aWOpDSoS,1i
i5e Sim s Coaleator.
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DANvrLLE
lcorrespsaeence of the Richmond Dtspa,ch.l

Correspondence of the Richmond Dspatch.l
JUNE 10, 1879.
The Crumpton estate, consisting of about
eighty-iye acres OF land, on which there is
one fne brick dwelling house and oil the de-
sifabic out-houses, was sold at auction yes
terday to Hoffman, Lee & Co., OF Baltimore,
FOR SIS, 100 cash. This property lies Just be-
gond the corporate limits OF the city, on the
Greensboro road. Ii was sold by virtue
OF Two deeds OF trust which were made TO
protect Hoffman, Lee & Co., aud in pursu-
ance Of decree OF the Circuit Court OF
DanYille which had been affirmed by the
Supreme Court OF Appeals.
VS. lam informed that no appeal has yet been!
taken IN the case OF Crews, Rodenhizer a
go. against the Danyiile Manufacturing.
Company, but only saspendiDg order. Isl
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V,aKE THEM re THE COUNTRY.

Call at WooDHOUSE & PARHAM'S Book and
Stationery store and get supply Of CHOICE
REA9ING. They have lately received
MY DESIRE. BY the author OF . The Wide, Wide
World.' Sl.75.
A MERE ADVENTURE. A Novel. BY Elzey
Hay. 75c.
CLARE AND BEBE. Novel. 6Oc.
FILTERS, TATTERS, AND THE COUNSEL
LOR. Story. l5c.
THE GHOST OF REDBRoOK. ANoveI. BY the
author Of .The Odd Trump" 75c.
FAMOUS STORIES. First and Second SERIES
Each $3.50.
A SOUTHERN WoMAN's STORY. 75c,
Also, the FRANKLIN SQUARE LIBRARY and
SEASIDE LIBRARY, reprints OF popular works,
complete, from 10c. up
ELEGANT STATIONERY, MEDIUM.QUALI-
TY STATIONERY, at low prices.
.e7 WOODHOUSE & PARHAM.
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NE SUMNER OPENING AT
TuALHIMER BROTHERS..
GRANDEST DISPLAY OF THE SEASON.
WILL OPEN MONDAY AND DURING THE

WILL OPEN MONDAY AND DURING THE
WEEK:
100 pieces hest LAWNS, solid and figured, with and
without dc.bands:
40 pieces beautiful FRENCH ORGANIZE at 90
worth 35c. These goods are far below their
value.
We cal, special attention to our large stock Of
WHITE GOODS RIBBONS, solid and striped
HOSIERY. GLOVES &C, for school commtn &c.
mcuts. Don't fan o look III our line OF WHITE
GOODS purchased specially for these occa siOns
DRESS GOODS DRESS DS!-Tmmensc re-
due; ION in prices to reduce stock. Cali aud
examine orr llae before purchasing.
BARGAINS N SILKSi EARGAIXS ~ SAT ::
SILKS !-Having purchased Il LACE stock of these
goods at css than their value w. wish 10 give
our customers The advantage. So look 10 your
Interest and give Us call.
We wish to call particular attention TO stock Of
BLACK GOODS. which we mike 4 'p' ciaitv. \
full and cheap line Of BLACK CASIlnEEEs,
SAIIN-BROCADED. AID FIGuKED RuNT-
INGSai 25c.: PLAIN; STRIPED. AND BRO
CADED GRENADINES al al! prices.
80 pieces FIGURED AND STRIPED DRESS
ne s Of p 3 s" HMM IS; IISES TRNMiSGS
&C.. At low prices.
must be sold. Now is the cance to- get Il bar
gain in one. Call and look At STOCK.
4 large variety Of TnRCilnN, BEETONE. lTM:-
IAN, NALENClENNES, + T. :, & II AND
OTHER LACES. 1T remarkably low prices.
200 dozen hest NALENCIENNES LACES. for
trimming Lawn and White DrcSs,s 1T 20 and
25c. dozen. Thls Is 4 great bargain. Also,
large line at 10, so 7jc.. and 81 II dozen.
AZ dozen FI2ENCIl-WOVE COISETS nj }5 worth
6Oc. This is another bargain re offer. We have
also It large Ii"c al so. 75c, and 81.
SUMNER STYLES Domestic Paper Fnshi0ns
i'll. | received. We have every number and pat
tern that Is out. Catalogues free. Country or
ders promptly attended 10 At
THALElMER BROTHERS.,
my 31-S,M&W 60l Broad street.
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DE ATkKS.

Died OH juno 10Th, ut O'Clock, of typhoid fever,
LILLE BELL, daughter Of p. +. aud 5. L. Jones
aged six years and five months.
1.-THE Lord eiYeth and The Lord takcth away;
blessed be the na me Of The Lord.n
The funeral viii take place from her fathers resi-
dence. No eos west Clay street TO. DAY tWednes.
day. at 5 O'Clock p. M. The friends and acGnaint-
ances of tue family are respectfully invited 10 a.
tend.
Died, June 10th, ANDREW ROY infant son OF
A. II. ana r. +. El!er son: AGED eleven months.
His funeral will take place from lnglrsiar, inc
residence of his father THIS WEDNESDAY, al D
z. M. The friends of the family arc invited 10 tt-
tend.
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me- AT COHEN BROTHERS.

1900 DOZEN LISLE-THREAD GLOVES.
GLOVES a; 10 and 1870. for two-buton; l6 and
zoe. for four button;
The ELASTIC-TOP GLOVE ut 20 ana SOC;
LACE-TO in full variety;
Ladies, KID and BUCK DRITISG-GLOVES;
Also. a large stock of KID GLOVES;
500 pieces of TORCIION LACES al a grea: rednc-
ton;
$50 pieces Of BEETONNE LACES;
rs pcces of BLACK FRENCH LACES;
Also, large stock of REAL LACES;
Very extensive stock Of FANS.
See the great reductions. j"5
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EMIGRANTS TO LIBERIA.-The bark Mon
rovla, now lying at New York, will sail for
Liberia during the latter part OF this week
with about sixty coIorcd emigrants from the
southern States, who are to be sent out at
the expenses OF the African Colonization
Society,"
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DIED IN CBURCH.-Mr. n. W. Manning,
formerly wcll-known citizen OF Jefferson
county, West Virginia, died suddenly in the
Kent-Street Presbyterian church, Winches-
ter, Virginia, Sunday evening last. Mr..
Manning was an uncle Of Colonel William
2. Craighil, OF Baltimore.
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ME- NOW FOR CHEAP GOODS.
LAREE STOCK.
from which you can make your selections, At
EXPERIMENTATION PRICES.

LINEN BATIsTE at 12}sc. worth 16ac. per yard
Lawns At 81 81. 70. aul 1915. per yard;
LINEN SUITINGs, yard wide, at 16a:, 20, and
25c. peryarl:
f f2 r EsES ST H. per YaE"
Wife ri TsooFr-F1NTsTlED cAMBRIcs at So, 10,
sHTRKED MUSLIN ut l6'7c. per yard worth 35e;
GRASS CLOTHS, IN all shades at CSC. per yard
CALlCOE| in great variety at 5 and &C. per ward:
BLACK ALpACAS: CASIIMEHES, BnMEA-
KNEE and M2 oher D SSGptfS !. the loves
CEhsII-lll pure linen-at $3.50 for piece of 40
CURTAIN MusLINs at sl.ao for piece of ~
=, yards worth 81; .u,,
there has been an advance Of fifteen per cent;
cHGvIoT sHiRTiiSGs at 81; TO- isH and 1Gssc.
HAMMOCKs asa HAMMoCK-pILLoWs-j the
LINEN DRILLISGs at 1o4. 1sas. 20, and Csc per
LINEN sHEETlNG, 2s yards wide, at 81 per yard
pILIoW:CAsE LINEN, II yards wide. at soc.
G9T 5 St GSs gef EB SGEh 7sS
DAISY RuFFIfSG at Csc. for piece of 1a yards
ToRCHON EDGINGS and INSERTINGs in great
VARIETY from 70 S5c: Per y yard; =, ro,.
variety. We show over 200 patterns, and sell
woRS SP 's snd 81 sfLk FFlxeEs PEARL, 1yo-
RY, GILT. STEEL, SILVERED, aud other
styles Of BUTTONS. at low prices;
PURE LINEN SHIRT: BosOMs at sc. worth s5c.;
LAP-RGRES ut 75c., 81, 1925, and $780, large
assortment to select from:
WHITE and COLORED CORSETS from 19c. to IS
pair:
SHOULDER-BRACES of the best quality at 81 4
LAP Pa;t POINTS and LACE sAceuEs at less than
half price Now is the time to purchase genu-
ine LLAMA POINT nj half value.
large job lot of STOCKINGS for ladies and chill
dren mt 10. l219. and l5c. pair, some Of which
are worth 25c.:
Bargains In TURKEY RED TABLE-DAAIASK,
BLEACHED and UNBLEACHED TABLE
DAMASK, DOILIES, NAPKINS, and TOW
ELS.
Particular attention Is called to our SPECIAL
BARGAIN COUNTER. LEVY BROTHERS.,
ie3 1017 and 1919 Main street.
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Mt COHEN BROTHERS HAVE PUR-
CHASED the entire stock of MATING of New
York commission house. and ready TO offer these
goods in large orsnall quantities ut entirely new
prices. They comprise every variety Of WHITE
and FANCY. lc D
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"Large Streams from little fountains fow,'

Tall oaks from nttie acOrIiS Ero"'
And the exodus of a few negroes to Kan
sas-not half as many as there are now il
this city-rased the price Of cotton, pre-
vented crash in The commercial circles o
London, and consequently OF all the world
and "enabled banks and spectators t
escape in part from perilous position"
Let us have another exodus.
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Read tie Ohio Democratic platform over
again. The Cincinnati Enquirer says 1t was
written By Dir. TauRaAN himself, and
adoited bythe Conversion without chang.
Ing a Werd OF II. !,
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AN APPEAL.-Wc received yesterday the
following note:

following note:
RICHMOND, Va, June 8. 1879.
For goodness sake spare your readers the
accounts Of the college commencement$.
They are only interesting TO very few. and
they know the results without reading 1t III
the Dispatch.
What will "the boys" think Of that
And what's the use of commencement eX-
erciscs if they arc not to be reported
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ITO HOLDERS OF
CITY OF RICHMOND BONDS
MATURING IN JULY AND AUGUST, le9'

Al = meeting Of the Board OF CenmiS'l"D''
of rho Sinktur Fund held May /, 1879, Il was
Va pssnyrsd Ths, The acting president al til" bc''
give public notice by advertisement thai h.% 'r
Tsn,i,ng Iouds OF tie city OF Richmond Isr
1850. VIII on aud aittr The 1t gay OF JnN' =,
ne redeemed on presentation IL the once 81 -
Auditor OF the city. 49,. h,--b
In pursuance OF the above directions. | ne ,,t ".
give notice that The SIX PER CENT. bN
THE CITY. due In July. 1880. amounting 10 III
4Si.37. aud August. 1880. amounting 10 ,
66S,.S--toIaI, $l05.Ut965-Nill be re"e, va;
PAR AND ACCRUED INTEREST on p's "a ~.
amer the IsT DAY OF july 1879. .,>
49, HENRY &. CAN>HN>m,l
Acting President Com m!Ssioner: SHAKING
mY3
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ROCKS. STATIONERY. &c.

CWEDENBORG.-A COLES
= TIA. 1O,ols.; APOCALYPSE REVEALED. 2
vol..: THETRUE CHRISTIAN RELIGION; CON e ~.
PENDIUM OF HIS THEOLOGiGAL MRiI , Nt,s;
WORKS: THE -FOUR LEADING DULTRlNES
A TREATISE CONCERNING HEAVEN AND
iiEfI: GiLES'S LECTURE ON MAN As a
SPIRITUAL BEING: GILES on THE lNGAR-
NATION. ATONEMENT. AND MEDIATION. A
large stock OF THEOLOGICAL WORKS Tor sale 1T
low prices. kaSi,oLfh u GN"Li3h.
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my AT COHEN BROTHERS, THIS
WEEK NEW SILKS! NEW PRICES!

THEIR STOCK IS THE LARGEST SOUTH OF
NEW YORK.
EVERY YARD WARRANTED IN PRICE
AGAINST ANY HOUSE IN THE UNION.
In BLACK they are selling good quality ut so and
ESQ.,; heavy at So, 90c. and 81 !; superior Satin
finish Mt S1.15. They offer the finest SATIN
FINISH SILK of Bonnet's, Guinetl's, Parsons.
Tcilaru'=, and others of The most noted French
manufacturers.
In COLORED SILKS they offer every shade and
auality-among them u large stock of EVE
MING TINTS.
Also. just received full limo Of fine SILK GAuZES
alta very great sacrifice. Je3
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"They have made desert and called it
peacc.'' The northern papers all speak OF
GARRISON as il his so-calIed "life-work "
had benefited somebody.
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We acknowledge the receipt of ticket
to the ball to be given July Sd at the Viz
ginia Military Institute to the graduating
class
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CONTEMPORARIES, dc.

DURE CANDIES.-I am manufacturing
l. daily my inimltab!e pure crushed sugar tLa T.
IFIED FLINT CANDIES. | make better "a A., ~
corntry-warranted perfectly pure and no adthte-
rations. we don't use sn! gueos graps-slisar ara
niba-nothiug but pure sugars: IL IL more high,y
Favored. whittier, brighter 1rlner, and Is warranted
10 stand firm In any climate.
. -, LOUIS y, RoSSlEUX. Confectloner,
q. az l4l2 Ma!a street.
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We SCHOOLS. SCHOOLS, SCHOOLS
ATTENTION! ATTENTION! ATTENTION!

VICT 0RIA LAWNS at 81, 10, 12x. l s. and 6s75c
Tn LAWN at lie. per yard Is 30 inches wide
1t is worth 16c yard.
RGANDY BUsLINS very cheap:
SWISS MUSLIN 1T 81 10, l2G, Is. 16a5, and ur
10 40c. yard:
PLAID SAsH-RIRBONS at 20 and 25c. yare
worth 80 and 4Oc.:
PLAIN H.RIBBoNs a, Is, 90 25, 40, ant
soc. yard:
GLOVES in great variety;
STOCKINGS of every description
FANS from &c. up TO 81.
PARASOLS and UMBRELLAS at the lowest prices
at Ije3I LEVY BROTHERS.
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@ NEW GOODS! NEW STYLES!
just received very large assortment Of
SPRING GOODS,

IMPORTED ESPECIALLY FOR NY TRADE.
The goods are OF SUPERIOR QUALITY. being
from the very best English and French manufacto-
ries, and the PATTERNS ARE VERY HAND
SOME, beg to inform my friends and the public
generally that shall offer these goods, made up IN
the latest styles and by the best workmen at PRICES
TO SUIT THE TINES.
SHIRTS, COLLARS, and CUFFS made to order
ut short notice. Satisfaction guaranteed.
JOHN c. SHAFER, Merchant Tailor,
NH 1a-Sm No. 1904 Main street.
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NEW GOODS
- :. AT
II, sYCLI BROTHERS.
FOR THE SEASON.

$50 pieces BUNTING, ranging from 12H to 37IEc. !;
90 pieces LACE-sTRIPED BUNTING al l2'9,
20 pieces snf L1ScSE;:srRIpED BUNTING at 12Hc.
- reduced from Csc; go. s.-st f.
- price Csc per yard: '.-@-
20 pieces COLORED STRIPED at &c. per yard:
100 pieces HANDSOME LACE RUSTINGS ut
20. so, SO, 40, SO. rs, and 92c per yard;
Another lot Of those COLORED MOEAlRS-re-
duced from 3oc. TO 6ac. per yard:
We have just opened another lot OF NEW SILKS
Brocadad, Striped, Figured, and plain-in all
coors:
BEAUTIFUL BLACK SILKS al 75c. 81, 1925,
sl.5O, sl.75. So. 50 30, and $3.50 Der yard
We have a full line OF BLACK and COLORED
SATINS in rIaiu aud Striped. liz
Don't buy your TRIMMTNG-SlLKS and SATINS
before you look 1T SYCLE BROTHERS;
Snecial Inducements are offered In BLACK GOODS ;
We are heanq,arters in, BLACK GOODS such
as CASH NJ Err r. TAMlsE, HENRlETih
CLOTHS. BOalBAZiNES, GRAPE. and DA-
MASSE CLOTHS. &C.: .'. :.
MOHAIR LUSTRES at 25r. worth SOC ssIZr
In WHITE GOODS offer special Inducements
this week in SWISS MUSLINS- VICTORIA
Lawns. STRIPED and CHECKED PLAIN
ORGANIZES: f.t.
500 pieces NEW HAMBURG EDGING from sc.t
81 ner yard;
100 dozen LADIES' and GENTLEMEN 5 GAUzE
VESTS from 25c up 10 81. 49,
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PETERSBURG.

SUIT AGAINST THE CITY OF MANCHESTER
EXAMINATION OF MIR. yICKERS-C0L0RED
WOMAN DROWNED-A YOUNG MAN KILLED
THE VISIT OF RICHMOND MILITARY AND
KNIGHTS OF PYTnIAs; COURTESIEs SHOWN
THEM, &C.
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y1TVD!NG VIRGINIA BOMBS.

L ...,. 49,. r,..e..
Having made arrangements WAN ne 'r...l
Associations, we are prvptr.d 10 rtcr'I a.. -. :
iI,g Alt CLASSES OF VIRGINS ,f' "a .,.
FUSDABLE uuacr the net of Ma. -; .,,,Xir
VIII receipt for ,ainc and d",jv,r Tie VI"
al the earliest possible moTcnt. .~.,.r,s.
Parties who DO not hold Iht. r'ri"i'ii1 ,,i.tor.
Of CONSCLS and PF.f.LEks "di R''' 80, ,,il,ta
adjustment made at our oil!a'' ~ Tue '"'''
tory terms. ,,. .,vprFRn
AND CONDITIONS A. OFFERED ~ -" .,,.
TIoS. WITHOUT any uadtsD"ht '"s! =
holder. ,...,,u rgt,~,,N
ALL BONDS SEPT Ia Us shall have oar f"''''-'
GARLAND ATTENTION.. ,aur,try -,,.
ANY i"''' DAYESPDkr x co.
StUck Broker.
nv 2l-lm - .|--
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MATTISGs! MATTrNGs. MATTINGs,

S. 3IATTINGS! MATTINGs! MATTINGS!
large assortment Of rG4t2s1 s-f S
3iATTISGS OIL-CLOTHS,
@ RUGS. CARPETS. za..sa
~ r. CURTAINS. LACE SHADES.
MARSElLLES QUILTS.
PARASOLS. SUN-UMBRELLAS.
LADIES' LINEN SUITS.
and thousands of other articles too numerous to
mention. SYCLE BROTHERS.
81 Broad street.
je 4-cod between Third and Fourth streets.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS FOR
FEED AND PROyENDEE
FOR THE HORSES OF THE FIRE DEPART
MENT.

HEADQUARTERS FIRE DEPARTMENT.
No. IL TENTH STREET. :
RICHMOND. June IL, 1879.
SEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing the horses
Of the Richmond Fire Department with
HAY,
OATS.
BRoWNSTUTF,
CORN,
SHiPsI UFF,
SALT, &C..
from July 1,1S79, to October l, 1879, viii be re-
cciyeo until
FRIDAY, June 81, 1879. at 4BPM,
at headquarters Fire Department. No. l2 Tenth
street, where forms of proposals may be had on an
pliration to the Chief Engineer
Address CHARLES F. TAYLOR,
Chairman Committee on Fire Department
je IL, 14&tdld
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THE FIFTH SUPPLY /
~ NEW GOODS
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PURCHASED At 4 GREAT SACRIFICE.

OF $4,000 WORTH OF GOODS
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spgCHAL NOTICES.
ag- COHEN BROTHERS

WILL orEN THIS WEEK
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Th. foregoing >tatcErnI l. sworn and 81 srrtw
10 ~ WILLIAM IiAwri:o:S. Chairman. '"' J
CoITS~ SMITH. e., aci Al Mauagcr amt - RI ~
before :. 4. iItEEiS. No'arS Pubic. In ! "I'p
England. HOWARD SNlNEFnii!'. h'.n'.
IL / To-. Slain ''t,a'.
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Issuaag.,E sTATEsaENrs.
iPuDLIsITED PURSUANT 10 ACT OF AssENgL
-, APPROVED FEBRuaHY %, 1881

APPROVED FEBRUAHi ~, 1871
"A NNUAL STATEMENT FOR TEE
IA FISCAI, YEAR ENDING THE Dist DAY
OF DECESIBER. 1875, OF THE ACTUAL COM
DlTION Of THE NORTHERN FIRE-Assy-
LAWS OF THE KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN,
COUNTS FOR THE COMMONWEALTH OF vIR-
GINA, PURSUANT TO AN ACT OF THE GEN
ERAI. ASSEMBLY REGULATING THE RI
PORTS OF INSURANCE COMPANIES, AP-
PROVED FEBRUARY 22, 1878.
Name OF the company in full, NORTHERN AS
Home or principal cfices o! said company, hBER-
DEEM, King STREET, and LONDON, MOOR
GATE STREET.
Character OF the compauy-whether FIRE, 6re and
marine. or marine insurance com pany-FIRE.
Chairman. Sir WILLIAM MILLER. Bart.
Deputy hartman, DUNCAN JAMES KAY.
General Manager, ALExASD ER FEAR SON
FLETCHER.
United States Manager. r. u. ALLIGER.
Ofganizad aud Incorporated, 1886.
Commenced business 1885.
Name Of the General Agent in Virginia, How
ARD SwlNEFoRD.
Residence of the General Agent in Virginia, l. %
MAIN STREET, RICHMOND.
I. CAPITAL.
L. The amount of subscribed CAP
ial stock Ct such corpora
ton ................. .....": SIS 100000 90
II. The amount II said capital
stock paih up in cash....... 100000 90