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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-03
PETERSBURG.

MORTCARY REPORT FOR NAY RELIGIOUS
NoTES-CITY EXPENDITURES - EXPLOSION
OF A AETEoR-RATE OF TAXATION FOR THE
ENSUING YEAR. Ills ~ ..-.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatchl
JUNE 9, 1879.
The mortuary report for May shows that
there were thirty-eIght deaths in the city
during the month. OF this number, II
were males and 2G were females; 10 were
white and 90 co!ored. While the report
shows decreased rate OF mortality as COM
pared with the last two or three months, it
also shows that the heaviest mortality con.
tinues among the colored population. With
but single exception, and that resulting
from maiformation, there has not been q
death reported among white children for
two months. Over one BALI OF the deaths
during the month occurred in Fifth and
Sixth Wal ds. where the colored population
is the largest. -.
Mr.. Carter r. Bishop was yesterday or
dained to the office Of deacon ia the Second
Presbyterian church, to which he had re-
Gently been elected by the congregation.
Rev. DIR. Gibson, Of Grace church, and
Rev. Thomas Spencer, of St. Johns church,
each delivered discourse last night about
the late Episcopal Council.
Hc UIUtsl1UEc vi DdpLlStIl Oy immersion
was yesterday administered to a large num-
Der Of candidates at the Basin by Elder
Henry Dickerson (colored), pastor OF the
Third Baptist church in this city. The re-
viva! among the colored people has extend
ed to all OF their churches. t'.t
The Auditors report shows that the eS-
penditnres OF the city during the month of
May amounted to Ss,669.72. The balances
to the credit Of the several departments
amount to between $4,000 and $l2,U00,
sufficient to carry tbena through the present
fiscal year. .-.a.;.
A brilliant meteor was observed here yes
terday morning between 2 and O'Clock.
Its course was nearly east. It. exploded
about midway between the zenith and the
horizon with briIliance that for moment
or two illuminated the city 1t was OF large
size, but too: distant for the report Of the
explosion 10 be heard.
The cash receipts OF the city from all
sources for the month OF May, as reported
by the Treasurer, amounted to $1G,412 81.
or this amount over Ss,690 was for licenses,
and over Sc, 200 for taxes.
The Finance Committee, In report Of
the estimated receipts and expenses of the
city for thu fiscal year commencing July ISt.
recommended TO the Council this afternoon
that $1.50 on the 500 OF real and personal
property be adopted rs the rate Of taxation
for the ensuing year. The present rate Of
taxation is 81 .55. ROBIN AD.1R.
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,rsast nf ! .practacal Man.

-, !. ,ns,, of our community have
taken deep interest In tl,e recent y 49,
o. n r.ascHARD, Weep ehs q Is
r,rie railroad, 10 examine toe " iks 8. ~,
ss.,,,a, p;ver and X Coinpany &C Wy
- Inc friends oil the railroad ar;
. ,.., : !, reached here Tuesday morning
and amer making careful examina'' ~ !. a.
i arsca with horses TO- accompany ~ 49, :.
n PRISONS, Of the Richmond ana A'l.ss Us
:. S,ounany, over the lines. They return.
~ ,sre FRIDAY evening, and mr.. BLASeH-
-, a rvas called upon that night by large
o., m,,,,,sr az our businessmen, With Waom
5,e had . very fun and frank conversation.
he told them that upon several OF she
ro;nts OF his Inquiry he was satisfied. The
.veaIth and business prosperity OF Rich-
mond. .and the enterprise OF her ci,szens'
bnd impressed him great'ys shat Inc pass
age through the city as.ta the tssie-Wa.e' COZ"
nect,ons was all that could be desirea; snat
.be valley was rich aud beautiful; that the
tow.inath was we'll suited for oad-bed,
snd The road could be easily Constructed.
I'm, upon the great question OF revenues ne
,vas NOT set satisfied. he could not uuder--
:stand why the great mineral resources we're
undeyeioped. 1t was not reasonable 10 eS-
meet much througa-business- ana the eSr
denc. of local business given by the canas
WAS unsatisfactory. The tonnage showed
very well, but the return by the packetsaor
passengers was bad one.
Mr.. BLANCHARD said he did not lntend 20
nreiudee the scheme, but he felt a serious
responsibility, aud could only report upon
exact data. The gentlemen present called
his attention to the fact that his figures from
the packet company must be wrong, and to
the. further fact that it would be as uniair
TO base railroad calculations upon packet
line as upon stage line or any other 'la-
popular way OF transit. They also sug'
eested that the uncertainties and DELAYS
OF present transportation should DC
considered in the freights. They stated
frankly that the policy and assumed
interest OF the former landholders had
been against the bringing in OF mining
population, and stated that. the richer mlne-
raj deposits were recent discoveries. "A
great many interesting facts we're brought
out, and sincere and entire confidence e !. 10
The ability OF the Valley, il it was walled ~,
to make profitable the suggested invest
ment, was expressed by the businessmen
present. Mr.. BLANCHARD said he should
continue his examinations. The conference
lasted until 4 late hour. Our people were
much suppressed with the ability and direct.
ness oil. Mr. BLANCHARD. He is evidently
making no superficial examInation,'but is
searching the subject through and through;
and, whatever his report, our people VIII
remember with pleasure their conference.
But we do not doubt what his report Will
be. n The Richmond and Allegheny people
only ask proof OF ability to pay interest on
actual investment from local business the
proofs are more than sufficient; and we sim
cereIy hope that the future will bring our
people again and frequently in contact WITH
fhis comDetent gentleman. 4. e.. ..".7. 49,.
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Two THE BONDHOLDEHS or TIE

Il" liiE boNniloih'Eh, 'i j..
Il JAMES RlE ER AND hAH \" w "hi ",
As lie period within "hlch u J. /. CO. - "
Richmond AMI Allcgtnuy thilriIj '".Ut""'
complete it, contract WIN HE J7Irr~ -" .'
kana"hl 'ohp1ny Is drawing Tai''. j." q
we deem IL proper 10 urge upon Sni i.' iWif".'
of 1T once sgHiinS III" propo-!inu i"i .. 10" NV"
upon which depends the >Gccfss 81 ihr !".i''' -'
rerrr!sc ,v.
Our interests are idcntiSaI win your y" IVY
appointed by the general meeting OF The "'.'.. NV
crs 10 obtain Your Subscriptions, and ha'| '''.."
motive IN addressing v"n tlinh !" secure '. ~,
OF those ncI Sur"s which were adopted nv 'h' 30
mg for tn" advancement OF cur c"h"" Ih'''
Unlcs. VIZ obtain your ascent I" thi' rr"r .
which was adopted hy fchFrHrh.i'' ~ f. 49,
wnich has been carefully shHiHi aHi =H'f"' ''
your committee. the railroad rlna" II h"ilt.
II IL fails. after Ill the time a'Id ~ ,!f 'Ni"u"
in bringin. T. Ia is pr'.-'u axe "i com.
success, IL l. not rr"'rLh'' ihIt Okla ''"t' -
will BIZ willing To cDm.urarc In'N al un''l .'''.
which those VINO are hi"~l ~ ~ u" "'-' s
shown lluir unwI:iiHgnr>s !" assist. a..
". have received 10 int reel upon ''I' w..
TWO wears or myrc. We have not ~" >'lS,.'''
reef of rcr~isiI any from Tue JAM L. "
kan,wI,:r Company iu the future. n IS. hN.' .'
sail. of The property uricr 4 decree at i"''.' ''
as an alternative. the prospect Is r"H"i'. ''.".
and uncertain.
=" our efforts In that direction we mus -.
strenuous resiatan:c Eront Ill" c"'n!''hj "
httgailnn "Dich may n' plp"uI''' '"' s..
end, when Il sac J.: "h ain1n. the put'"' ~.
take The property WIN Tue burtn'h 90 ~" 49, -, :.
which requires - canal I" b" "hcId 81 Ii"" ="
past history "i thc cTIilIt.l ."t w., ,.
BE- operated Ia is entire lrlSih fH'r" a.! a.
VIII purcia'c WIN me buftur VI ~ ,. . ...
ON Ia" othrr ilth'' nf fr'rp'ns 49,, ~
II IS true that We fcnlu-h t''rt!"' "'
but a. {" tie rGain4rE' w. 2'~ ," 'l,
tmmrdia'e iai mem 81 or 49, ' Ir, :, ,,
The payment 1t nc Dfihciih "' ,' 3D..
As security we obtain. la me l., ...
iiicr. Is Of value "a 'h5 e.. "
me Hlchmohl MoCk ana tu. ~ ',r,r. u,..:...-
Is an incubus. which aunMnnN ....,...
which shonli S", but never !. H''.''
mon, OF our interest; lts.% gr,5t r .,. -
be placed al once ~ we nam, ., ',,,' I,. "
whole property o" 81 The Janc> lhrr ,"a t,.."
co,np.ny uni ,9ch IN! nm ., ,., ~. G r'i,1i ,
having dsn"I,'H ne f!tu.|'i ,,r.t!,o1r,y,,.
prepared 10 issue ihr'r "''a -, r..-
The, then give ns 4 dr'; ~" Gh" H., r,,..
nu'.e VI ne Cos, "hH. u, ',.1,,,.r.! .ro.
cqull 10 nv amount "i '"''
purchase ~ our o,,''''r l,, ,,o,, rr,....0rr
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BEECHER IN FAVOR OF A THIRD TERM
Especial to the Baltimore american. l-Ne,r
York, June l.-Your correspondent met
the Rev. Henry Ward Beechcr this after.
noon, as the gallant chaplain was returning
from his morning service. and, referring 10
bis speech at the officers banquet ia the
Windsor Hotel, in Montreal, on Saturday
night week ago. remarked that he sup
posed that from that speech Mr. Beecher
might be taken to be for Grant and n third
term. Yes" saiG Mr.. Beecher, :" should
like to vote for Grant again, but Ishould
much prefer to vote for John Sherman"
As it wasn't a good time to talk politics,
Mr. Beecher, saying as, much, hurried home
TO dinner
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DEATHS.

DEATHS.
Died. in this city, on "Wednesday the 29ih day OF
May, Mrs. MARY Z. NICHE, In the twenty-iif'h
year of her age.
Died. on Sunday, June 1st. $40. at five minutes
to 10 O'Clock p. NJ. after IN illn"ss Of thirteen
weeks. Mrs. SARAH 4. JENNINGS, consort of the
late John y. Jenninss.
The funeral win take place from her residence
No 40 west Franklin street. rn TUESDAY
MORNING at IL O'Clock. Friends and acqualnt-
ances are invited 10 attend.
Died. In this city. on Monday the I'd instant Miss
SALLY IAMBERT. sister o. the late General W IL
liam Lambert; aged eighty years.
Her funeral will take place from 81. James church
at 6 O'Clock THIS (ruc,davI EVENING. The
II ien1s of The family are Invited 10 attend.
Died. at the residence OF her parents. 923 east
Marshall street. AT 3s O'Clock on the morning o. the
Ist Of June. LUCY NELSON. daughter of Jacktoi
aud Sue T. Bolton; aged fifteen months and Twelve
days.
Died. at the residence Of Mr. John OFT OH Mar.
shall street. Of apoplexy. Mrs. LOUISA jon SSoN
(coorcd), the faithful nurse Of his Children; aged
iifty-thtce years.
Her funeral will take place from Eh'nez"r church
Tl-DAY at g O'Clock. she u member Of The
Society nf the Star of Bethlehem and of The Darrh-
ters of TEN peraDce. Her friends and acgutiliauces
arc respectfully invited 10 attend.
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OFFICIAL.
OFFICIAL.
NOTICE TO PERSONS
INTENDING
TO ERECT FRAMED HOUSES
DURING THE SUMNER.

OFFICE RICHMOND FIRE DrpAp,r..
To PERSONS INTENDING TIE r v.,..
OF FRAMED HOUSES DURING TN, iiDN
MER: ...s '' IN
The City Council has passed and the Ma,
approved the following Joint r, solutions. "1
Resotred tthe Board OF Aldermen c,,.
That when The CoHmon Council ,Il,r.'- ff'.Et,
first Monday iE July next. II viii arinmy" u, ~ t1a
on she first Monday In October: and ,,,, ~ fs"st
Bonrd OF Aldermen adjnurHs on The sont wH The
IN Juiy next IL will al ourn 10 lncAr 81, ~, monday
Montay In October next. y" '"e 'tcpld
Rssotred t,he Board Of Ah,ernc, 49,.
Ihat INC COMMIT Tee on Fire Den r;,r.,,' - ''H't
gue-ted to advertise In tho R!rhmnnJ NJ %" r.
TUESDAY anC Satsr''av OF each wtq < unti -, . On
CAV before inc hrsi MONDAY IN july uey, " ff,"r-
noice 10 az persons Intending lie .r,, -. '"d.
"ooHeH oui"1ihes 10 fIr sent their u.fjtior. ~ 81
on or heiore Inc hr>f Monday In Iriy mo-. .I'i,F
same may nc diiY considered and scr.d 80. I ''c
Inc summer rec - OF the ely Crunch. prior %
In pursuance OF The above. Sft'rfrE J. r,,.,,,
V N THAT PERSONS IHTr>t,'>.| '"i
ERECT FRAMED Houses In hi, rt,,. ...''
the snmtncrrccc>s Of the Council viii r. "'
cation therefor IN writing BEFORE M. III, ,.-
SPECIFIED 10 the Committee GA In. FL, =, '''
meiii, in order That they may be rf.fy ,ops. '''.
reported 10 the City Councr for il. ,,.,.,, I.'
FIRST MONDAY IN july. "
CHARLES :. TAyfnp
Chfirn1n Committee on Fir. r.. ,.,,.,,,'.
mr. l7-S&TuiJv5 '"'' "''-'.-
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LOUISA COURTHOUSE.
GoeSTY. -ELEcTIdS--THE REsULT-A PEEP
AHEAD REEAWAY COUPLE, &C.,
Correspondence sf The Richmond Dispatch.l

/ AHEAD REEAwAY COUPLE, &c.
Correspondence sc ths Richmond Dispatch.l
ss$ =. .. }t May 81, 1879.
The sScal canvass was quite a warm one.
The friends OF The various candidates
worked faithfully for their choice. For
treasurer the contest was betweenthe pre-
sent efficient incumbent M. T.. Gooch, and
II. B. Blob; for sheriff tae contest was be-
tween Mfr. Robert #. Moss, the present eff.
Client incumbent, and the present faithful
deputy sheriff, Mr.. james 81. Voolfolk; for
CommenWealth's attorney the candidates
were We. Ribb and T.. NJ. Fowler-both
talented iawyers:,oi our bar; for commits
sioners OF the revenue. the present faithful
officer, Major A. j. Richardson, OF District
No. bad no opposition; but for District
No.. there We're eight candidates. The
election passed off quietly, and, unlike seye-
ral counties have heard Of we. lad no
rows The vote poiled wasayery large one.
Ihe result was perfection OF M. r. Gooch
reaslirer by something over thousand |
majority, Robert +. Moss sheriff BY
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!. 81 I. reference to the driving u y
,fsansia erablc amount 81 freight % 5 y ess
pom No though Mt pnee q tf,e. pFo.se.s
Il refarefcc TO ne INN.
,,asar., PARK Is that which IL most e,sni.
sar fts dimensions aud the con .ic,ious
res,t Inn il occupies Chinbora s. standing
4 - me most observatory af'ot 10 all passen-.
gers coming up the r. Ter to Richmond, its
Improvement will pe A great advantage to
The city. IL will assist Immensely to adorn
abe city and do u great deal to bring the
public mind 20 favor the work OF making
the city Comfortable and beautiful. Our
people can never err ut such time. W hem
ever t. lere Is any competition with The int.
rests or prosperity OF the city let US see
what may be done to promote It's beauty
and to facilitate and accommodate Its Dust
ness and its commerce. III
AS time goes on there will be growth 10
the wealth and population OF Ricnn'ohu'
There will be rs we'll wealth as disposi'
tion to bestow il upon public improvements,
And it is fortunate that there arc parks afu
public works which point out the way IL
which generous men may give their mo
| ney to promote the public qualification
and enjoyment. Richmond is wonderfully
blessed by nature, and We may hope t
live 10 see The day when she may boast O
such monunaents OF liberality and culture
that her people may be proud OF. Ih'
1 n,,b]ic taste will Enthusiastically be brought
under the influence OF the tine array o.
| natural beauty which has never failed tc
excite the admiration OF every traveller.
| The sigus of improvement are increasing
and wi, continue to increase with time
/ Only seausstakee care that we shall not relas
at any time, but go on to enlarge our plan
and continue to promote the public con
venience and the public comfort. That vii
| bring things forward In order.
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spEGEa.a. NOTICES.
ar NOW Fe, CHEAP GOODS. !.
A LARGE ST0CK.
ffcm which you can make youftse.esti nHsi at
L .5iS45s YryTfSEsf ET VI DyrdpRlE rs. ESF.-g-s

A lyAkE1E
hcm which you can make yonfsseesLinHsi Ut
EXTREMELY-LoWzPR1
LINEN gATrsTE ut 2kc. worth exc. per yard !;
LAWNS a k a,, s 1 rs per per y y.rd
LINEN sgITINGs, yard ,wt.e, AZ lo77n wv aod
fsiiSh tSsES LGwS:s at Iess 20, and a5c
WHITE soSffr-FrNfsHEp cANBRrcsat sa. 10,
l2S and l5c. q yard; az. !.
GRASS CLnrHs, in all shades at sIsc. per yard
great qs and sss per Eo ysr
DIN Es, and other DRESS GOODS, at the lowest
GRAsH-all pure linen--at $3.50 for piece Of 40
cURTAiiN MUsLINs at s1.2o for piece of ~
FLANNELS in all qualities at old prices, though
there has been an advance Of fifteen per cent;
6HGh SAB 81 4 2S s Yt IT, and 1og
HAM MocKs and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the
LINEN DR1LL1NGsa at 12z. 1eg. 20, and 25c. per
LINEN sHEETlNG. 2s yards vide. at 81 PER yard
p1LToW-cAsE LINEN, IL yards wide. at soc.
cAH coohED GSfs SS at SOC
piece Of II yards ards wo5,, 81, % ,,,-,,s
ToR RTic NET EDGINGs and ISsERTrSGs in great
variety from to 35c. per yard: ..s...
| HAMBURG EDGISGS and INSERTINGS In great
variety. We show. over 200 patterns, and sell
| them at very low prices.
| WORSTED aud SILK PRINCES. PEARL. 1VO-
RY, GILT: STEEL, SILVEKED. and other
styles of BUTTONS. ut low 0rices:
| PURE LINEN SHtRT-BOSOMS at 15c. worth 35c:
| LAP-ROBES ut Toe, 81, 1928, and Sl.50-a large
assortment to select from:
WHITE and COLORED CORSETS from I9c. to g
pair:
| pair:
LACE POINTS and LACE SACQUEs at less Than
. half price. Now IL the time 10 purchase genl-
| Inc LLAMA POINT II half value
4 large job lot Of STOCKINGS for ladies and chill
dfen at o. ~ and l5c. pair some Of which
| are worth CSC:
Bargains in TURKEY RED TABLE. DAMAsK
BLEACHED aud UNBLEACHED TABLE
| DAMASK, DOlLIES, NAPKINS, and TOW.
ELS. &C.,.
Particular attention Is called to oar SPECIAL.
| BARGAIN COUNTER. LEVY BROTHERS.
| je3 1017 and 1919 Main street.
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NJ NEW GOODS! NEW sTYLES!-

~ NEW GOODS! NEW STYLES!-
Just received very large assortment Of
SPRING GOODS,
IMPOTTED ESPECIALLY FOR MY TRADE.
The goods are of SUPERIOR QUALITY. being
from the very best English and French manufacto-
ric., and the PATTERNS ARE VERY HAND
SOME. 1 be- TO Inform my friends and the public
generally that shall offer these goods, made UP in
the latest styles and by the best workmep, at PRIC
TO SUIT TIE TINES.
SHIRTS. COLLARS, and CUFFS made to orde r
ut short notice. Satisfaction guaranteed.
JOHN c. SHAFER, Merchant Tailor,
NH l3-3m No. 1904 Main street.
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e COHEN BROTHERS. g." ID.
NEW GOODS! NEW STYLES.
NEW PRICES!

We will on MONDAY, Jane 2d. open our fourth
supply of NOVELTIES FOR TIE SEASON, in
Guiding
80 pieces LACE-sTRIPE BLACK BUNTING at
17i:c. worth fully 35c.
50 pieces BLACK G:4 sTRlPE BUNTING q:
3 7lc.-cannot ne bought for less than 81 25;
100 pieces BLACK AND COLORED ALL.WOOL
BUNTING al 22c. worth fully 35c.:
Our MADRAS BUNTING. 64 inches wide, at 81,
is the most superb wool fabric ever offered In
this city.
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DARING ESCAPE FRoM PoL1cs- STATION
Ne,D York, June IA. young man named
John Sullivan, taken to- Tombs. Police
Court this morning for assault and battery
on Officer Moore, OF the Fourteenth pre-
einet, jumped through an open window to
the ground outside, fell about twenty-five
feet, then Yauited over a railing six feet
high, and, darling around the corner, es-
caDed $50
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EeEFECT!0NERiYs. De

DuRE CANDlE>.-l am mana. c,,.,-,...
- 9a'!y ny im'miaMi" pnrc crushed .u.. ~
lfiEl) FLINT tANb!LS. I nis,er IT,. 80 =
DIES ior whocs3l" purpose :han az f...,. r - ~
conn'ry-wafrant"d perfectly par. tnt n.. .',.'
alha--nothing but pure sU.ar< :. j. ,,, o.. 80
favored, whiicr. brighter. irfn.r l.! ~, ,,-.-'E
10 stand firm In any climate ''''""i
LOUIS }. Hp>>iFt X. fonf.rr!on,-
ID w 1872 VAR >.r,rt
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MILLINERY.

NEW GOODS RECEIV ,8s
~ ILY-MlLLINEIY GOODS AT SIS2G
HALE. PRICE.-Great bargains TO be had-SNeSe
In Stra VS. Eeghorns. and CHIPS Flowers very cheap
Trimmed f;oods lower than ever before Grape
Wells and Mo2rning Goods SPECIALITY. Look e our
in straw ..tats-new and stylish shapes-at
IL, 40, as. aud 4Oc. Large stock and low nrees ut
MRS. I. HUTZLER'S.
amv21 T 5o5 Broad street
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g p r n q q 90 d S.

SPRING GOODS.
COURTNEY 6 POWELL
have now In store i complete assortment Of
SPRING GOODS,
to which they invite the attention OF The public.
CASSlllERES for men aud boys from 25c. 10 IS;
BLACK CASHMERES from 30c. 10 1925 PEI
yard;
BLACK TAMISE from 5oc. 10 81 per yard;
BLACK HENRIETTA from IL TO $3.50 per yard
BLACK MOUSLIS;
BUNTINGS, all shades and qualities;
LINENS OF all kinds:
A bargain In BLEACHED TABLE-DAMASk n
Soc;
Largest stock Of HOSIERY in the city;
USDERWEAR for ladies. men, and children;
PARASOLS, KID GLOVES;
SILK and LACE TIES; .Ur G..
Beautiful she'll AN ID SBAWLS;
Full stock OF DOMESTICS,
and many other desirable goods.
We guarantee our prices to be rs low as any In thu
MAJ ktt. 429 BROAD STREET,
Mh 26-3m between Fourth and Filth.
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The Moffett-register returns for May were
better in Norfolk than ever before, in pre-
portion to the number OF registers. Judge
Hill had refused some. thirty applications
for license. 4 s.s-..i
A Mississippi planter says that be will be
one os thousand to give fifty dollars
year to Send southern negroes to Massaehu-
setrs. ~
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TIE PARKS.

Y is subject Of qualification That we.haYa
PARKS that arc steadily though not very raj
pidly pndersoing The processes Of improve
saent End expansion. 81
Upon The occasion 81 4 little exlcitement
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HUTZLER BROTHERS,
III 52J BROAD STREET.
have The largest and cheapest as wen as the mos
Ltautiful stock To be found in lhis CITY.
Great reduction IN prices Of IORCilON, BRE-
Tonne ard VALENCJENSES LACES-
from Sc inward. Look at them.
BLACK CHANTILLY LACks-ai silk-Very
cheap. ,-,,, ,,nn,,.-
nrIcrs lower than ever before otrr,d Ia his city
PRINCES, SATlNS. BUTTONS,
KID and LACE TOP GLOVES:
LACE. SII. *. and LINEN lIANDkEkClllEFS.
CORSETS, MERISO UNDERWEAR, ENhl:Ol-
DERIES, &C.
ZEPilYRS-B Black and white, Sc. an OF. all cUlors
loo. anoZ.
Give them CALL my 81
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NE SCHOOLS. SCHOOLS, SCHOOLS,
ATTENTION! ATTENTION! ATTENTION!

VICTORIA LAWNS at ga. 0, ] ~. l 5. and 16Ac.
The LAWN at lie. per yard is 40 inches wide.
- II j. worth &c. Il yard.
ORGANDY HUSL1NS very chrap:
SWISS MUSLIN at So. 10, l2H, Is. 16ss, aud up
10 40c. yard:
PLAID sAslI-RlRBONS at 20 and Csc. a yard
worth 80 and 40c.:
PLAIN SASH-RIBBONS AT 10, 20, rs, 40, and
SOC. yard:
GLOVES In great variety:
SrOCkISGS Of every description;
ANS from &c. up TO IA.
and tn BRELIAS at the lowest prices,
at [je 81 LEVY BROTHERS..
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At a meeting Of III" Board Of t"mlit. --. ..,
of the sinking Fund held MAY |. 1879. I, w.
prsnjrs,i Thu iHc actin. pre- ~ at 81 tir T. 4
pIyr puhlir notice by advertisement That iG.H
Sounding iDui- Of the City II Richmond. 'l.
1850. VIII on and after The 1T ''ay "f Ju.r. =,
he. r.,hrucd on pres. niatiVn n IN" ON" .,
Andiior Of the city.
In rnrsrianc" OF IN" above directions. h'-
give motto" that The SIX PER Gent. EpNi'>'
THE CITY. due In July. lNSu, a'u"u:tm: 4" -
1917. AMI August. 1850, amounting 'o 81
S.2S--,utaI. lGj.Ol9.'ij-Ntll Il" rr''"' ...' .
PAR AND ACCRUED INTEREST "n i1".'
iinn 81 the cilicr of tn" Auditor ri the cit o."
after the lST DAY OF Ji'i J 1879.
HENRY e., tkNNbN.
Aching President Commissioner. Sln'lU- ul.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-03
GRENADINES,

GRENADINES.
In this department rc guarantee you The best Sc
lection ever olTcrcd-such rs i + O A ID L
STRIPES, PLAIDS, FIGURED. CHECKS, and
MEXlCANS. in all colols, including the tint
shades.
Sec our 9Hc. BLACK GRENADlNE. and our ALL
SILK-AND-WOOL Hermann at Csc. fully
worth 75c.