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OFFlCE OF NJ. NJ. CHILD.
REAL ESTATE BROKER
NO. 4 WEST SEVENTH STREET
Exchange BUILDING,
fExchanRe Building

'rxcnhnge Building
! ofier for sale the following descrh
dwellings. situated In WiImipgt0n
no. IA large, double Two and haI
stone house, with two and a half ,ioT
back Buildings, with large front, slde M
DacK yard and all the modern impny
ments, with handsome terraced FROM
NO. IA nne story brick dweluEu
Old street near Washington. mOdefu in
tion. e0N ~
No 3.-Beau'iful three story brick viii |
three-story back building, and OHIO M
stone corners, situated on Delawars,t
nue.. containing Is rooms, IN good GE
with the mode'n N Improvements.
NO. IA large three-story brlck, vA
thiee- story back building 81 uaied at ~ /
lA3 Deia"a avenue, In complete orlg,
win all modern Improvements. TENS
easy and possession at once.
No. 5.-3 three story bricks on Wsshl,i.
ton strt et, between I2th and 18Th, with N
me modern Improvements, with trout
In front.
No. SO twO-story bricks with two.sicJ
batk buildings, with modern convenIsn.
ces, situated on LON bard street above Id
Terns accommodating, new and OQE
plete.
No: -Four new two-story brick hou,s
on Walnut street bet ween Ilth and i9th-
Terms accom- modatlnK.
NO. a-Fine three-story brick dwelling
No. 20: West street. with modern impri
mehts, possession NJ once.
No. y, Large ethree-story brick dwelnl
with all the modern Improvements. D
compiled order, situated on Market slrsd
between 18th and 18th; lot l6O ieet deep
NO. 10. Brick stable, on Wssl 18th iirse
near Market, In good order, with a god
yard back.
No. ii.-Lot with green house thGsl,
81 The northwest corner OF DelawareAt
nuo and Jefferson streets.
No IL Fine three and hall story brd
with three-story back buildings, si'usla
on Market street between sth and slh, md
door above Masonic Temple, with oil MOD
ern conveniences, also Y stable On klnl
street, on the back end OF lot. Splendid
location JOr . physician.
No. 15.-Three-stOry bfick, No gN mar
kct street, lot extending through 10 snip
Icy street, would take sna Her houieh
part pay nent II location would suiL) a..
no. lo.-Three-story brick.7 room, ~"
Jenersop street.
No. l6.-Three- story brick, with modem
improvements. No. 702 Tatnall stree r..
No. 11.-Three-story brick, No. 'aI~
nal street,
No. lS.-Two-story brick on Union susa
near Lowering avenue.
No. lv.-2twos story bricks on Lovefls
avenue near Lincoln. AT.
No. D.-Frame house In McDowollylls
No. n.-Splendid d dwelling on Washing
ton above Tenth, with front porch wv
yard. In excellent order. Also manys~
ers both east AID west of Market street.
FOR RENT.
NJ. NJ. Child offers for rent the folleWlA
dwellings,:
NO. $40 Market street.
1917 Delaware avenue.
% 202 West street.
" 2H Jefferson street.
lli2 King street.
9l5 Delaware avenue.
q $40 Madison street.
" 33l Il. Fourth street.
=" S22 W. Fourth street. ,,n
Apply TO NJ. NJ. CHILD,
No. 4 West seventh slfee"
Jan2l.tf
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Everything needed in a first class cook
stove, Is to be found In the Harvest Hom1
Range. This range with twenty other
patterns OF cook stoves is to be found At
H. +. Pickels's, Nos. z and y X. Fourth
sueet' feb21-n
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NOR SALE.-A hIgnly lmpT0vsSi Inn.
Il of 1903 acres in White Clay GIees ees D
dred. a II enclosed in Usage heusIle or
vided into five fields. Larte aPp,iI Nj.
chard IN full bearing. PuDlic schoou u.n
joining the fsrm. Buildings-Lais,ea%~s nan
sion, Double Tenant House, Barn, U,ans an
anu all otl er buildings nects ssaiy Ian ~ oD
hrst clahs farm. zmiles from slSaa,Sd. sla,d (.
p. ". d B X. X. Centrally ioca'
miles from Wilmington. hEPiyny
JNO. w. WHIT Ma zoe
Real Estate ag't, 2 W. Fouiill '" ns,
oct2l-w g. sd-w Wilmington
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~ Ii c.kIFF'S SALE.
y BY virtue of IA writ of Venditioni FIX
pOnas, TO me rected, Will be exposed 10
Public Sa e, Al the
HOTEL OF JOHN ELLIOTT
In the Village OF Christiana, in White olay
Creek Hundred, New Castle County, Del.
aware, on
TUESDAY,
The 18th day of March, A. D., 1879,
At 10 O'CLOCK. IA. M, the following described
Real Estate, VIZ:
A lot of land situated IN White CLAY
Creek Hundred, New castle County. Dei
aware, bounded as follows, to wit: On IN,
| north by land of Dennis NJ wIin and dec
A lien on the east by lands OF William F
Smalley, on the south by Ianns of : ann.
p. Airich ani Jas. X. q. Oldham. on IN,
| west by lands OF Dennis NewIin, contai,,
| ing twelv, acres of land more or less vii,
| q fra me house and stable thereon erected
seized and taken In execution aa III.
property OF George Carter, and 70 be solo
by JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
sheriff's once. Now Castle, Februsr,
Zotn' io's' mar8-Stawts
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LNOR RENT second story IIon. s,rssL
l. in u asstts building, as AsfAe'
Apply ~ this once.
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EOh SALE, n
Il A Store Property, with 10 acre ebs
land, good brick dwelling house ana .osiu' oJn
out-buildings. Price s3 800. A a oa,s'D'
Apply TO EVANS PENNlNGIoNi,s
ocil9 Eighth and Market eu.
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NOTICES.,

nINIDEND.-A dividend has be en- do
~ clsred BY tie Wilmington a Fhila-
delphia Turnpike Company OF thirty cents
per share. payable on or after the 18th
inst. at the n. h. corner OF Front a Or
ange streets. JOS. TAI l..
frbI-2mO Treasurer
OriCt.-J II. Primrose has taken the
~ management OF the old and reliable.
sewing mac Inc company-the Wheeler a
Wilson. This mAchiue has been lately
improved, ami Is an en.irely new machine.
and Il known as the Improved " heeler d
Wilson. II Is the fnest made lock-st,tct
sewing machine now In use and has ad
vanlages superior To any Other.
We nope our friends will give US a call ,
and not buy until they have examined this
new machine.
our terrliery embraces Delaware and
Chester counties Pa, and Delaware and
the Eastern s. ore OF Mary land.
Our once, at present, will be found at
I2s Market street. Alter the 25ih OF March
next we will be found at our old stand, the
Garrett building, No. lie Market street
1AGENTS WANTED.
rhS dif }. H. PRIMROlE
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MUSIC.

PROF. A. W. AARINKsEN, announces
that he has formed AN Orchestra. which
can be ged To furnish IL usic for balls
soirees ana pic-nics, at very reasonable
rates. Addr' SIS
WASHINGTON HOUSE.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-06
LOCAL MATTERS.

DEATH OF A WELL-KSowN C1TIzEN.-Mr.
John Harmer Gilmer, well-known citizen
and lawyer OF Richmond, died at his resi-
dence at 12:45 O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
in the sixty-eiehth year OF his age. E.
Mr. Gilmcr was born in the county oil
Albemarle. but had been residing in Rich
mond for thrty.five years, where he prac-
ticed his profession, and enjoyed large
acquaintance and considerable practice.
After the close Of the war. during Gov
ernor Pierpont's administration, he was
elected to ii seat in the Virginia Senate
which position be, however, resigned (after
serving out q portion Of bis tcrm) on ac'
count OF the dissatisfaction Of some OF his
constituents at his vote upon the billior the
extension OF the Virginia Midland road
from Lynchburg to Danyi!le.
/ At the Capitoi disaster he received an in
jury upon his head which his physicians
think superinduced apoplexy. from the
effects OF which disease he died. Mr.. Gil
mer had been confined to his house for four
years prior to his death.
His funeral Will take place from st. James
church at O'Clock this afternoon.
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THE M0ZAET.-Quite large audience was
present at Mozart Hall last night, consider.
| ing the state OF the weather, and the pro-
gramme presented was a most attractive
one. There were three pieces for orchestra
and one for instrumental septette. Mrs.
Reinhardt sang two solos for soprano
Ave Maria," by Luigi, and o Milo Fer
nando," by DoniZetti, and met with very
fattcring reception by the audience. She
was also the recipient OF a handsome bou-
quet.
The gem OF the evening was the trio
| fpiano. clarinet, and ccliol, " Huguenots,'
| by Meyerbeer rendered by Miss Laura Th;-
| low and Si9nor Jardclla, and Mr.. &. w.
| Thilow. The selection was most eXqus-
site one, and in the hands Of such artists it
was a treat that Richmond audience is
seldom permitted to enjoy. The duo buho,
by the Messrs. Starke, was very amusing
performance, and received liberal applause
from the audience.
Business engagements having compelled
Colonel William T.. Tanner to resign the
directorship of the Mozart chorus, Mr. Sic
gel has been elected to the position, and
will take charge OF the chorus on Monday
evening next.
In order to render Mozart Hall more at.
tractive and comfortable during the ap-
preaching summer months steps have
been taken to carry out the needed lni-
provements. With this end in view, it is
proposed to enclose the vacant lot on the
south side OF the hall, and cut wide door
way, with steps in the building, opening
into it. The privileges for selling Ices there
in will probably be awarded one OF our
leading confectioners. These improvements
will give to Mozart Hall all The features ol
4 summer garden.
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NEW YORK BoYs FINDING HOMES IN VlR.
GINIA.-The steamship Wyanoke, of the
Old Dominion Line. which arrived yester-
day afternoon, brought among her pas>en-
gers nine youths, ranging from fifteen to
eighteen years OF age, who were sent by the
Children's Aid Society, Of New York, to
Virginia to be employed in teamwork.
The boys, all of whom are hale and hearty
looking. are consigned to Mr.. John NJ. Cum
ningham, Of Jefferson, Powhatan county,
who bias found homes for them in that Vi
cinity. They were temporarily quartercd
at the st. Charles Hotel, and will proceed
to-day uia canal to MichauX Ferry en- route
for their final destination.
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"CAPTAIN JACK"
HIs Trial Commenced I'm she Hustings
Court Yesterday.

A JURY READILY oBTAINED-DEFENCED DE-
MUIR TO INDICTMENT AND EXCEPT TO
FORM OF THE WRIT OF vENIRE FACIAs-
TEST IMoNY TAKEN" GENERAL LAW -
PUT UPON fHE STAND AND SUBJECTED
ToA RIGOROUS CRoss-EXAmINArlON; HE
STICKS PRETTY CLOSELY TO HIS oRIGI.
NAL ACCOUNT OF THE RoBBERY-sEvE-
RAJ NEW WITNESSES ExAAiINED-wREN
AND STEELE IN NA-DARk SEANCE, AS DE-
sCRIBED BY TELEGRAPH MAN-sTEELE e
GIVES HIS STORY TO JUDGE AND JURY
INTERESTING POINTS.
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Several Of the guests made some good
shots, while others failed 10 hit the target,
even. The occasion was most enjoyable
one, and st the conclusion the Club, their
friends, and the band returned to the city in
a chariot drawn By four white stceds, ctca-
ting quite sensation in the streets through
which they passed.
The new range is located on the farm OF
Mr. Otbo Owens, due north of the city but
within its limits in Il beautiful grove, and is
admirably adapted to the purposes OF the
Club. There will be regular rifle practice
at the range in the future.
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FINAL CELEBRAToNs.-The final celebra-
ton OF the Literary Societies Of Hollins 1n-
stitute will take place Wednesday evening,
June 18th. Salutatorian, Miss Fannie L.
Heck. Raleigh, n. c. Presidents Euze'
liam Society, Miss l.. LouIe Hunter, Texas ;
Euepian Society, Miss Calie L. Bradley,
Texas. Orator, james Barron Hope, Nor
folk, Va. Valedctorian, Miss Lizzie w.
Lightfoot, Virginia. Committee: Euze-
lian Society-M. l.. Palmer, New York; l..
Dudley, Mcriwcthcr, Tenn; Lillian Wright,
Virginia; Matte Seago, Georgia; Anna
Green, South Carolina; Emma A. Mertins,
Alabama. Euepian Socciy-M. L. Better
ton, Florida Loula Blakey, Texas Hattie
B. Maxwell, Tennessee; e. +. Gary, Texas ;
NJ. V. Quaile, Tennessee; Katie Gent, Vir,
ginia.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Mayors Court.-At the Mayors Cour!
yesterday morning Mayor Clarke granted q
new hearing in the case OF j. W. Brooks, oi
Richmond, charged with running stage
from this city to picnic in Chesterfield and
returning without having procured special
license for the same. Brooks was examined
last Tuesday, aud was fined 50. His Honor,
however, at the conclusion OF the second
trial, sustained his former decision in the
case.
The examination OF Major A. w. CARRIER.
OF Richmond, charged with similar Of
fence, resulted in his being fned SIS for
each OF the three omuibuses used upon the
occasion.
An appeal to the Hastings Court In both
instances will be taken.
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MASONIC ELECTION.-R Richmond Royal
Arch Chapter, No. 8, last night elected the
followin" officers II. P, }. V. Bidgood
X, Alexander Dick; s., r. S. Barrett;
Treasurer, W. Hail Crew; Secretary, George
+. Keesec; c. e., Jones 4. Otey; P. j.,
X. c. Fletcir; r. \. C.. FL. F. w. Southen
Third w.. James T. Vaughan; Second ",
B.P. Lalabre; First ", r. 5. Barrous; S.
and j., -; Chaplain, 4. W. Weddell
Stewards Committee. W. E.Johnson, r. T
REYNOLDS, Savage Smith.
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FERNMooR RIFLE E.-Yesterday
evening the Richmond Rifle Club, OF which
Mr.. Charles p. Stokes is president, opened
their new range, and cbrstened it the
Fcrnmoor Rifle Range The ceremo-
nics were conducted in a modest and unas-
Suming manner, but ut the same time were
characterized by the usual fun and frolic
incident 10 such occasions. Richmond'S
Amateur Band furnished the music, and the
invited guests Of The club partook OF an
opcn.air banquet, consisting of variety OF
, toothSome sandwiches and refreshing beer.
The Inauguration OF the range was siggal-
lied by trial-shooting match, to test the
star d., barriers, and butts; which, besides
resulting most satisfactory to the Club, de-
yeloped some splendid scores. 1t was not
expected that there would be any good
shooting, as 1t was the first experience OF
the Club at Tic new range. rhe distance
was two hundred yards, and the following
is the score:
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CoNvIcTs RECEIyED.-mr. John Lesner,
sheriff of Norfolk county, delivered to the
Superintendent OF the Pcnitentiary yester-
day Henry Williams (colored), six years, for
house-break and larceny, aud Charles
Johnson {colored). six years, for assault with
intent to kill.
Captain w. A. Parsons, sheriff Of Gooch-
land county, arrived in town yesterday
with Willis Shelton (colored), convicted OF
felony and sentenced to three.years' term
! in the penitentiary.
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CITY TAKES.
OrPIcg or CITY COLLECTOR.

OFFICE or 6TTY CoLLE<sToR.l
RICHMOND, Va, AsJ 81, 1879.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAILY
L FROM o O'Clock A. n. TO Is O'clock z. u. from
lis l5t day of June to the 3Dth fnelusYe. Tor the
Wrpo"e OF receiving from any person charged sSlth
CITY I'AXEs-REAL Ah'O PERSONAL
ier he year 1879, the whole or ote.half OF Bae
aanhoant OF tsS charged. and that TEN PER GENE
cminteaiaed % The smount of tax charged In every
Nhsre tbs party sesrssed shaft ItA 70 Day the
~ nh2ie W Or aae.ha3 within the Time SO Hmitsd. 10
sc ayc soTd aud sTeisure on the last few OF sae
nsselion. the lOitsctor respectfully yeqnests ali
bIFes 70 CAL early ia The lime speci6ed Sua those
nv " l!sts3ld meniofsiduas 70 ieage sfu 90 80.
Ont. fAs'7 seA' " 10 ~ sv1,nyittssy
F61m Collector.
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How TO HAVE PLEASANT SAIL AND SEE
DUTCH GAP By MOoNLIGuT.-T ladies of
DR.. Reads church will have moonlight
excursion down the river tonight as far as
Dutch-Gap canal. Strangers, ladies. and
children will be particularly cared for by
the committee, and General Walker, super
intendent Strect-Car Company, promises to
have cars and other conveyances at their
terminus to bring the eXcursonists back
from the wharf. This is q pleasant trip
and its object is to aid the worthy cause o.
completing the church.
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THE MONUMENTAL SUSrAY-SCsO0L Pic.
N1C.-A picnic will be given Oh the canal
on Saturday the children OF the Monu-
mental Church Sunday school. The boat
will leave the packet Office, On Eighth street,
at O'Clock; aud those who desire IS contrl-
butte eatables, &cs may send them to the
packet Office to-n@rrow morning by 8
r5nIonly
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Midlothian Officers Elected. .-Asameess
ing OF Midlothian Lodge, F. A. NJ, the fo.s
lowing officers were elected for the ensuing
year: Jacob Baach, worshipiul MISTER;
Thomas Kisseil, SENIOR warden; W.R.
Harding, junior warden; +. 81. Baker. secs
retary; Samuel Vincent, treasurer; N.
Bloch, senior deacon; N. III. Jewett, junior
deacon; Rev. John e. Jackson. chaplain;
and David Forloire, .,tiler. The Board
Of Trustees elected, were w. &. HardiBg,'
John W. Jewett, Samuel Vincent, Thomas
Kissell, and Robert Marks. ,sg, z
The lodge has a'large membership, and is.
in 2 prosperous condition. ~
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T EEI uENTER.
IL G27 BROAD STREET.

We have Il few more special bargains In DRY
GOODS TO offer, such Fancy Lawns, Spring Cas-
simcr,s FOR boys wear. brow n-L'ne Suitings, and
MANY olner articles ctHsc out 10 make room Tor
our new stock. comprising Ladies' and Children g
Underwear. Infants Lace, Caps, Pique Bonncts.
SaCIurs, Dresses. Ec
A lu line Of new.style Ties, Gloves, Handkrr-
chiefs. Hosiery. and Laccs. Snch us Iorchon
Lac and Iuscrtinss. BrconDe Lace i~hite and
hi1rkl In all widths, Pateul LaceS in every
widtn very cheap:
Wh,c Goods a spcciai,y. IN Swiss, Victoria Lawn
Linen Lawns. Con dea nnd Figured pique
Striped and Plaid Naiusooks aud Organize
Spaneicd Tar!ataus, White and Colorcd Tar
latans: I
Zcphyrs at reduced prices: Black and White a
Sc. All cours at lOc
Infants Sacuucs made 10 order.
Stamping and Embroidery uone at reasonable
prjccs my29
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SUMNER RESORTS IN SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA.
Passenger trains on the Richmond and Pc
tersburg railroad leaving Richmond at 7:54
A. NJ. make close connection at Peters
burg with trains on the Atlantic, Missis-
sippi and Ohio railroad for the summer re-
sorts on the line OF that road. Round-trip
tickets are noE on sale at the Richmond
and Petersburg depot, and good until No
ve,nber 1st. !lEe company's nstice will be
foun6 elsewhere.
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Brief NemS.-An interesting programme
will be presented at the Beethoven musicale
tonight.
Mr.. Thomas W. Gentry has been elected
senior deacon OF Manchester Lodge, A. F.
and A. NJ, to ill the vacancy caused by the
resignation Of Mr.. ". L. Gary, who has re-
moved to North Carolina.
The Union Guards (coored), Of this city,
Captain Cunningham. have been the re-
cipients of handsome flag, presented to
them by their female friends.
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TTTZI, FIR RROTUERS.

4 III EN IJIiV I1LRS,
IL 525 BROAD STREET,
have the largest and cheapest rs we'll as the mos
beautiful stock 10 bc found III this city.
Great reduction in price, Of IURCtON, BRE'
TONNE. aud VALENEtESNES IACES-
from Sc. upward. LOOK AT them.
BLACK CHANTlLLI LACES-all silk-Very
cheap. -.
Anew line Of PLAIN and FANCY RIBBONS
prices lower than ever before ulert In This city
FRINGES, SATlNS. BUTTONS,
KID and LACE TOP GLOVES: -
LACE. SIi X. and LINEN NHANDKERCHIEFS.
CORSETS. MERINO UNDERWEAR, EMBROl-
DERfES. &C.
ZErnYRS-B Black aud white, Sc. an o.; all coors
1Uc, an on.
Give Them Il call, my Il
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rTuE GREATEST BARGAINS OF TIE
SEASON ARE NOW BEING OFFERED
JULIUS MEYER


Twenty pieces FIGURED DRESS LINENS at SIC
Twenty G;;'i pieces PLAIN DRESS LINENsa, l2hc.
worth 2Oc.
Thirty pieces DRESS LINENS at very low prices
Twrptv picCcs WOOL HUNTI&GS at 12Hc.:
jSrgr ~ urtmcut ALI-NOOL DUSTlNGS from
225c. 10 40c. -
rATT->fEIPE and DAMASSE BUNTINGS q
25r >oi elsewhere al soc.
DI.ECK BRuCADE and STRIPED SATlNS-cn-
Eargains in PLAIN BLACK SATINS:
Si>Iv lircc~ JNlGN LINEN LAWNS at exc:
REAL LINEN LAWNS 1T l5"., 63c., and 20c.;
cio.ed out balance of Inan-
uiarrgrrr's STOCK. are Offering some extra
hyrytin.: FANCY LINED PAkASULS lower
iitnn lie, have ever been sold.
FOR SCHOOL COMMENCEMENTS AND EMIL
BlTIONS.
sixry-Gyc pieces VICTORIA LAWNS. bought at Il
recent auction sale. ai - per cent. below regn-
lar pricc-tink NJ nur l2!c. quality. worth fully
lGsc.: STRIPED VICTORIA LAWNS at
l2.c. and l64.c.; PLAIN and STRIPED Or
CANDIES:
Ten nirc.s WHITE LINEN LAWNS ut 20c. worth
2jc.: WHITE INDIA LINENS, The Eewest and
rrciie~t Thing for white dresses:
rr,v pieces SASH-KIBBONS. very low:
MlSSE-' REGULAR MADE SlLk-CLOCkED
BALBKlGGAN HOSE at 3ac. wCrth Doe, at
my 80 JULIUS MEYERS.
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ANOTHER ROBBERY IN THE COUNTY
Brook Hill, Mr.. John Stewards residence.
situated on the Brook turnpike four miles
north Of this city, was entered night before
last and lot Of siiyerware, curtains, and
other yaiuables stolen,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-06
wEATHER REpORT.

IHDrcATIoNs FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, highec pressure, west
erly to southerly winds, stationary or
slightly higher temperature, and partly
cloudy weather, with occasional rains.
For the South Atlantic States, slight
changes in pressure, southeast 10 south
west winds. slightly warmer, and clear or
partly cloudy weather.