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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-17

PERsoNAL.- L.-Professo Oscar Oldberc,
chief clerk OF the United States Marine
Hospital service, on his tour Of inspection
OF the marine hospitals in southern ports,
spent day In this city, and appointed DR..
Landon B. Edwards assistant surgeon for
the port Of Richmond, Va.
Rev. DR.. W. D. Thomas, OF Norfolk, was
called to Richmond yesterday by the illness
OF his wife, but she was much better last
night. DR.. Thomas will remain in the city
until Friday.
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WEATHER REPORT

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, cooler north and west
winds, rising barometer, clear or clearing
weather. ~
For tbc South Atlantic States, stationary
followed by higher pressure, southwest
veering in the interior to cooler northwest
winds. and partly cloudy weather.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-17

LUTHERAN SuSDAY-SCHOoL EXCURSION To
CURL's NECK,-Next Monday the second
excursion OF the English Lutheran Sunday
school will take place down the river to
CurPs Neck. Arrangements have been
made for pleasant day. Music will be fur
nshed by brass and string-bands, refresh
menis will be served at city prices, and q
good time is promised all who will attend
Elsewhere in to-iay's paper will be found
the notice OF the ladies'. ...
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SUIT A64INsY. AN IsssgANcE COasANY.--- =
suit was Wrought in The Circuit Gosrt OF
richmond yesterday By J. H. Dinaeen,
ESQ. for ti9e distribution OF the deposit
1s3o.Ooo in city bonds) Of the Mutual Life
insurance CosnpanS Of New York among
rightful claimants In Virginia. The COM.
Dany is insolyeat, and a receiver has been
appointed for it by the Supreme Court OF
New York. III s..'as4,, III 5zz
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SLrt4nr FIRE.-At S:25 O'Clock last night
the Fire Department was Summoned by an
al; ru, from Staten 2, FirstRoliee District
caused by the partial burn
ing OF No. 13 north SeyenteeGth street, oc-
cupied as a clothingstore BY Mr.. Henry
Schn reitzer, and ewned by Isaac Jacobs.
I oss. about S35; inssred in the Mutual AS
surante Society. The fire originated from
an owe. --heated steye-pipe between the ee,I
In o. and roof.
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RANDOLPH MACON C0MMENcEMENT.-T
commencement exercises Of Randolph-Ma-
con College will begin tomorrow and con-
clude the next day. a train will leave
the Byrd-Street depot at sos a. NJ. and
Broad-Street depot at P. NJ. each day, and
Exercises are over at night. Only fifty
cents will be charged for the round trip.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-17

HAVE ANALYZED THE wHIsKEY known under
the brand Of B-Select," controlled by Messrs.
WALTER D. BLAIR ( Co., Richmond, Va, and nnd
1t free from fnsil oil and other impurities, and
commend It's use for medicinal and family pur-
poses. j. B. MCCAw, NJ D.,
late Professor Of Chemistry,
Medical College Of Virginia.
January 13, 1872. =.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

81 On all s6fss Of RsGt Estate made BETS Il
the ISt of january and tact 0J June the tnrssf fS
the present ysd~ hare to he 0ai6 by the 9urchogss
On all sales G6e bet71eEn ths ST Of July ana Ira
Of the year the tarts haze to be paid by the seller
iThis custor: was zdopteI about 8ftsen years age
b. all the real estate agents in Richmond, and 80
pliesto Richmond and vicinityJ
POINDEXTFR & TUPPER, 6 p. NJ, two new
two-story brick dwellings, on Price street be.
tween Leigh and Jackson.
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THREE HUNDRED OF OUR BEST CITIZENS
businessmen of Richmond, baye already ordered
the celebrated MAcKISSoS PEN, aud Mr.. b. e
Brown, the gen,lemanly agent, has just begun 'his
morning 70 deliver the first of this large number OF
orders This speaks volumes IS to The excellence OF
the Pen, for II Its merits We're not unqnestionane
few orders could be obtained at the apparently hig
price ut which II Is retaiIed.
The MAcKINNoy PEN is undoubtedly great and
practical invention, and the price asked for them
even moderate when we consider their durability
and what a treasure they Jecome to those who nave
much writing. They are warranted for three years
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I OST, ON YESTERDAY MORNING.
IL somewhere between Main and Eleventh streets
anI Broad aud Third streets, Il RED EpSNlaN-
LEAVufR pOikET-EUOK. containing about four
collars in money some papers, ans ieS trnsets
which are u, yhly priZed hy the owner. The hnrer
WirccciYe suitable reward and the thabks ot tife
loser ny iear iug II at this Office. sc 14-lt
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TRUSTEE APPoINTED.-The School Trus-
tee Electoral Board for Henrico County on
yesterday appointed Robert Fl. Kuhn, Esq.
school trustee for Fairfield district, in place
of Hugh A. Watt, who moved to the city
some time since.
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warm, with rain and wind-storm in the af-
ternoon,
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: & A. NJ, IS
. A. NJ, SO: noon, 81; P. H., SO; SP.
a., 81; midnight. II.
Mean temperature, S2s.
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AN 1NFALL!BLE REMEDY for Fever and Ague
IS AYERS AGuE CURE. Wholly vegetable ant
containing no Qunine IL Is harmless and sure.
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CS REV WARD.-Sirayed or stolen EESssS
[lC frog, my ward, 4 34;evcuteenth tlreez -s.IAs
~ Thursday June 5th, II BROWN OK DARN.
RED SPOTTED C.ySV,ia good order: aOoalt eight
Years Old; and giving milk. The above reward viii
Ic paid for her delivery tOale.
JAMES BOWEN
i lr-oiE Spyp street,
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IAprrc,ca June 5, 1879
,Be II 0rd4tale6 10 the fDG,esH Of the city ot
h!chmDR1. That section / Of chapter SO Of che
City OIdipauces tapproyed February IS. S72l;
CONCERNING the saie OF ccai and c0ia as to Snar
nor. ehectuai!y against fraud In l!se delivery Cd
Quantities sold. DC repealed.
0t NJnrthtr oraQi4ed. That the ordinance con.
terhlng The sale of coa and coke. existing p4-lor
- nc l3th OF February. 1879, be and the sam is
Atre1y Ieordained. ie l3-5t
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n. ELLYsoN & co.. afVertlslng agents, inser. ad
versements in all Of the newspapers Of the Unitse
S,z at publishers rates. Orders left at the DIS
pGtch countins-room win receive prompt atten
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A BETTER SCHEDULE FOR THE RfgEas.----.
superintendent Tatum, OF the James-hiser ,,
Line, announces that on ana af.er hufsaay
the Ariel VIII leave at t7;16 a. n. Instead Of
$40. as heretofore. q Ii.
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Salem Church-AlLday Preaching.-
Quite a number of persons were in attend
ance at Salem Baptist church Sunday, near
Chesterfield Courthouse. All-day preach
ing was held at that place. Rev. Mr. Nc
Manaway occupied the pulpit in the morn
inc, and delivered very instructive dis
course. In the afternoon an address was
delivered by the Corresponding Secretary OF
the Virginia Baptist State Mission Board.
lie was followed by Rev. W. j. Da-
vid, returned missionary from Africa,
who delivered q very interesting adj
dress, describing the manners and GUS
toms OF the people OF that country,
and in concluding made an earnest appeal
IN the interest OF foreign missions: after
which a liberal collection was taken up. Mr..
David has recently arrived here. land mar
ried, a few days ago, one Of ChesterteId's
fair daughters, whom he expects to take
back with him when he returns to Africa.
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GouRAUD's OLY8PrAN CREAM. FOR TIRE COM
PLExIoN.-White reduced to 81; pink. for bru-
nettrs, to SOC. PURCELL, LADD & Co., Agents.
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Personal.

IHE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY CAU-
~ ~ iiOSED AGAINST cREDITIEG MY
hpaJGiTER AMELIA, as no bills contracted by
VT VIII be paid by NE or my son, Frank Hsssmer.
HIcHMosD, June Ii, 1879. je lG.2tE
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SAVE MONEY ny having your printing dons atths
DISPATCH PRINTING-HousE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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WANTED. BUYERS FOR THREE
" NEAT DETACHED FRAME DWELLINGS
with three rooms each. largc lots with cool SOFT
W3I-wataT nu lots, at the low price Of SIN ;iuN :.
deductions for all cash
i l6-3L CEhEFtS, STABLES * CO.
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LOST, sTGAYEp. AND FOUND.

T OST. ON MONDAY MORNING, be-
IL tween Clv and Twelfth streets and Frank lin
ana Twentieth streets. Il GOLD AND ONIA
LuCnET confirming tho pictures of two children
TAe Guder will DC rewarded by leaving II at THIS Of
fi,r je 17-1tA
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MAxMorH PINEAPPLEs.-A nice lot OF luscious
FLORIDA PrNEAPPLEs. very large ana ,eicy, at
CoLUxBrs's, 32l Broad street.
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I 0ST. TUESDAY MORNING, between
- Sixth and Marshall and Twelfth and Broad
slcar.a. SlI,rER-PLATEE PISTOL reward
MIEO DOLLARS Will be paid the fhdcr II left
a. ta-Sspitoi. je 3
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9irIln,onil 1ispatth.

ss- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED clRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE oTRER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS oF THE CITY. aa
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7 OST. On SU \ b 4 I, AN UNPOL-
Il !SIlED GOLD CHAIN. Four eud links were
black reward will be given If left at tlis otlce.
s. lT.lt~
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PosTPoSEMENT OF SALE.-Sale of farm by w
Goddln, Of forty acres In Henrieo county, three
miles west of Richmond. to take place to-day, has
been postponed indefinitely.
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OFFICIAL.

4 \ ORDINANCE TO REPEAL SEC
= TTO&9. CHATTER SO, Ct4-SCERN ING TEE
sALtS OF COAL AND COKE, AND TO RE
SIDRE FORMER ORDINANCE.
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WANTED, A COMPETENT WHITE
~ WOMAN TO TAKE CHARGE OF ONE
CHILD. Must bc able 10 start this week for the
srring- Call with recommendations at 100 cast
Clay str--el TO-DAY between 10 and O'Clock.
il LIZ
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Hastings Court.-The Hastings Court
was in session yesterday, and was engaged
in the transaction Of civil business.
Mr. II. E. Duyal qualified as clerk OF the
court. The councilmon and justices OF the
peace recently elected are expected to quail
ify to-day.
|. There are no criminal cases for this term
on docket.
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CITY AUDIT0R's OFFICE, /,
RICHMOND. 10Th June. S7o. {

TO BOEDH0LDERs.- The TRANS
,Ti ~ ,FEk-BoGixS or the BONDED DEBTS OF
tAaFE AnE CITY OF isICIiMOSD VIII be CLOSED on
1sr TSoTH Nj and RE0pESED on the
ts,a,o. j. q. goYsTER.
@V'lof AuGitof.
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FROM THE BOARD,

The resolution appropriating from the
earnings Of the Jamek-River Improvement
Committee about eleven hundred and sixty
five dollars to prosecute the work on the
river was taken up.
Mr.. Curtis offered as Il substitute for the
above resolution authorizing the Finance
Committee to borrow $4,000 and place it to
the credit OF the committee.
Mr.. Curtis spoke at length in advocacy Of
the resolution.
MIR, Christian and Mr.. Davis advocated
the resolution as it came from the Board.
| Several members thought it best to adopt
first the resolution as it came from the
Board. ... .....
The substitute proposed by Mr. Curtis
was rejected by the following vote (not two
| thirds): ...-
AyEs.-Messrs Adams, Crensh,w. Curtis; Davis
| of MarshaIl Ward, Elicit, Goddin. Gunn. Hayes,
nryu PsFSse ind rhaps;
| NoEs-Messrs. Christian, Edwards E1yson' H'g-
| gins, and Skinker-5.
Mr.. Curtis now urged the Council to de.
feat the resolution of the Board, and called
upon the friends OF the improvement TO
vote against IT. ,a J.,
child's play, and urged the Councll 10 aaoPI
the resolution.
L.
in favor OF the resolution.
The vote was then taken on the resolu-
t,on rs il came from the Board OF Alder
men, and defeated by the following vote:
Ayrs-Messrs. Christian, Davis OF Madison; Ed
w.rds Elleit. EalySen Higgins, McDowelI, PoilocK,
Stinker Talbot, Taylor, and Mansonol2. -.,.
NoEs-Tcssrs. Adams, CrGnshaw, Curtis ianSo ,oacas
of Marshall. Godsin. Gum Hayes lr'ln' rAe''e'
Phillips Rankin, and Wood-lZ. :,
Mr.. Christian moved to reconsider the
vote by which the $4,000 appropriation hau
been defeated. Agreed to.
The vote was then taken on Mr.. Curtis 5
resolution, and it was again defeated by
the following vote:
AYEs.-Messrs. Adams, ,Crenshaw, Cur'ts. Davis
of Madison Ward Davis of Msrshall Ward Elicit
GHaj E4iI!ips Soesk. S ksnsia, Tabott Tasoi WOOD,
'iS NoEs.@Iessrs. christian, Edwards, EslysOn,
-, OTHER RESOLUTIONS FROM BOARD.
Various other resolutions from the Board
of Aldermen were taken np and coneured
N"'. NEW BrsIsEss ,faf,5.
Mfr. Taylor presented a resolution: :appro-
priating $3.50 to repair the engine houses,
nnder the direction OF Commlttee ON
Grounds and Buildings. Adopted.
By Mr. Hayes: A resolution requesting
Committee on Light to report what action
thew have taken as to the resolution relating
to reduction In price of gas. Referred. -
On motion of Mr.. Elicit the pranted re.
,,ort OF the Cesamittee on Streets, laid on
fable some time ax.o, was taken up, aiid, On
motion OK Mr. Curtis, the same was adepted
as whole. a.
Mr.. Elicit presented a resolution as 10 tas
expediency OF grading Snd paving WItn
granite spalls Franklin street betwesp r,A GA-
change Hotel and Fifteenth street. he-
'erred. @
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THE COMM0N COUNCIL.

FROM THE MAYoR-coM.
NiTTEE RTs-JAMEs-RIvEa M
PRovEMRNT; ANOTHER RAPPRopRIATIoN
PROPOSED. AND DEFEATED-oTHER BUsl-
!. NEss-sTREET IMPROVEMENTS, sc.
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MINERAL WATERS.

BEDFORD (VA.) ALUM AND IRON
ID SPRINGS WATER, MASS. AND PILLS. for
certain forms of Dyspt psla, Diseases peculiar TO
Females. Chronic DlarrhGa: Bronchial ScrDfulous,
and Cutaneous Affections; Disorders of the Liver,
Kidneys, and Bladder; Debility, Malaria, aud Head
ache.
Equal TO any water OF It's class known to me-"
HUNTER MCGUIRE, N. D.. Virginia.
conditions" G. WAL. NJ. d.. OHIO.
"EfIicient IN Dyspcp.ia and Nervous Disease
CT. HARRISON, New York.
Se with IN sertaIn M TO
" Beneficial in hlalarial Fever AMI Diph!heria;'
"Invaluable In Scrofua."
W. J. GILBEnT, NJ. D., North Curolina.
"Recommended rs PrOpbylactic IN Yellow Fe-
yer districts.' u. K. FAIREx, NJ. D., Louisiana.
The SUMNER SEASON of these Springs begin
JUNE lsr. Terms, $50 per month. Carriage
meet visitors al Forest or Lawyers. each our miles
mo,aiions unequalI,d. All the comforts Ind at
fractions. Skiliul resident physician.
PRlcEs.-Walcr, 80 cents per gallon; 81 case
board cars at lynchburg. Va.
MASS.-Flfly cents and 81 bottle; ~ 80 and 50
water soliIiie, and contains all the curative prop
cries of the wafer III reduced space.
W 9 N 'sd hry ernis n, ann Th. pisK s
consist f the Mass in sugarcoael pills formed TO
suit delicate conditions. Sample supply sent free TO
au7 physician desiring to use II In practice PAM
phlct free upon application. This remedy Of Nature
Is endorsed by the medical profession and atlcSted
by results In thousands of cases during tie Last
twcnty-scvcn years. Address , n,y,,rs
President Of he Company,
soaby poIs sip MipIEs ttEis tEGSssFT Jo s
900 Main street, Richmond
R9uNDTRIP NJ TIGkETs hS; ahS hrsp point. Ser and
fuc cdr
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r,,,rr HUNDRED OF OUR BEST CITIZENS.

on why will you let that invalid friend suffer that
Hop B1rTRRs will so certainly cure?
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THIS is CHANCE sELDoM TO BE MET WITH
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- MONDAY. JUNE ESD.
D9"S To DITCH GAP AND RETURN,
on STEAMER ARIEL.
-,,, c,cursinn !, nuGer the auspices Of the
,nTryc MEMS MISSIONARY SOCIETY
or THE .a..
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH.
,,As.s made every prepSra'lon for and will in
VIZ mos, pleasant anr orderly excursion.
,,,,rrTs ONLY so CENTS. ..s..
t.r"rT-I AIRS will carry parties TO and from the
~ THIS OCCASION, FOR SEVENTEEN
.tESTs .,,, ra,v. Tho wharf q, = o,cIorr y n
s'.,'r Att - 81 ! O'Clock.
ane fSr ale by members OF the Society, book
,,a. 4. ". Carrier, A, Ptzzint W. G. Dandridgc
- t'C'' e. A. Hunt!cy, and Dove s Day.
o. "'-> ic l7-lS.21Go3
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AT 4 IT T o n L S
PRO2OSALS.

CITY ENGINEERS OFFICE.l
RICHMOND, VA, June 16, 1879.
NOTICE TO BRICK-MASONS.
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at mis-
office until MONDAY NEXT, 23d Instant, at
O'Clock T. VI. for thr construction of the following
BRICK EGG-SHAPkD SEWERS,
ranging in su. from l6x24 to 2sX42;
Ci,y-Sprnc calvert To tile large raVlne norm OF
Leigh street;
Mail street from Third 10 Fourth street;
GiIm,r street from Marshall street 10 Brook ave-
Extension of sewer on Ninth street north OF Abl-
gail street 10 100 feet beyond the brow o. Inc
N,Iu street from, Plum 10 Linden street thence
dswa Linden 10 Cary street.
Specifications can be- seen OH application NJ til3
Office. ,,, .,
rhc Comn'tice on Streets reserves the right 10
| ''''' ""' " W. z. CUTsHiW.
i.1G,d City Engineer.
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Call soon and make your selec Ion.
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WANTED. SITUATION AS TRAVEL
" LING SALESMAN for some reliable tobacco
lIanufrctory tv one who Is well acluain,e ed with
Georgia and Alabama trade, aud control trade
City AID Other references given II required. Ad-
6rr.s g. D.. pOsi. Office. 1e l1-2t"
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A~OTICE-TO ENCURSIONe7Isr,
y AND PICNIC PARTIES. shaaa1ssas1ass
The barge NEW YORK. with capacity Tor GOO
ps.Eg"rS ha> just beer ftted up, ana can be char
iere,! 10 any point on The river.
For tfrm> &C.. apply on board or At Philadelphia
Steamship Shed. nay i9-1n
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Tho :-jo rnder The auspices Of the hOWiTZER
EsTTFRY aut ASSOCIATION aud COMPANY
@"HH"GTARD ~ OF THE CHMMUNWbALTH.
THE TRIP OF THE SEASON.
The mos. conycncu; schedule Yet offered, ena-
= thIEs' SALOON reserved FOR their sole use.
Perfect urGcT lrSurcd.
MEALS on steamer aad III Old Iolat nj RE-
DICED RATES.
Ticky:, 10 be had Of the following persons:
Fr1m tie llowir1ers: Guard OF Common
Esp'. 4. G.. NuIthaEl. wealth:
irtg;cnanf E. j. Bo-hcr. iCap'ain NJ l.. Spo,swood,
S.-.,.,Tt T. \. Kirby, !. Dallam Harksbale.
I..se,ri = H. Nc6uirc LIEN enant q. X. Wren,
Cn7,i Levi: Rawlings Sergeant d II. Grafton;
fy.tYT. ". N'h:flc. Jr.. sergeant Robert HAROLD
p-rya-pW e. AmpUns Private W. Perkins.
ItrS,r D. H. King. Private W. r. McRae.
Private Il. H. llarCTicS. Private Carter HARRISON,
Private \. G. Kellogg.
.i>c 4. The steamer c13-E,M&Tu
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1,oI,HTu OF JULY
\ OLD POINT.
SPLENDID STEAMER ARIEL,

-,... ,t.a 10 !.clnde the following Monday, 7:h
instant.
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The CHEAPEST YET

The CHEAPEST YET
THOSE ELEGANT EXTRA QUALITY
elLK-LIgED PARASoLs.
SOLD AT LESS THAN ONE BALI THEIR VALUE
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PROPOSALS FOR
FEED AND PROYESDER
FOR THE HORSES OF THE FIRE DEPAHI-
MENT.
HEADQUARTERS FIRE DErAnTMETT'1
NO. IL TESTn STREET, (
RICHMOND. June ] !, 1879.
SEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing the hors'S
of the Richmond Fire Department Win
hay.
OATS.
BROWNSTCFF,
CORN.
SHlPSI CFf,
SALT. &C,
from July I, 1879, to October l. 1879 Will oe fe-
cevcd until
FRIDAY, June 81. 1879. al ~ p. NJ,
at headquarters Fire Department No. ~ ienth
street where forms Of prGpo. ais may he bad on ap'
plic alton 10 tie Chief EnRinefr.
Address CHARLES Z. TAYLOR.
Chairman Committee on Fire Department.
je .l4&tdtd
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CONCERT.
" NR'S.

WANTED, \ FlRST-CLASS COOK,
" Apply III ST. CLAIRE HOTEL. je l7-2t
w ANTED, TO HIRE, OR GET FOR
" lis feed curing Jniy and August. 4 BUGGY
llOESE Il 10 take to The country. VIII Insure good
Treatment. Apply nj IL 90 Main street. Je 17-ltF
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DOR RENT, THAT DESIRABLE @s
Il RESIDENCE 40. 6lS north Eighth k::l
street, con tanning csh' rooms, with al modern I'M
prorements, Such as range. hot and cold water,
bathroom, &c. Apply at 6lS north Eighth street.
&.
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CITY FSCISKER'S ofFlCE.t
RICHMOND. VA, June l6, 1879.
NOTICE.-SEALED PROPOSALS. VIII
" be received III tii, Office until
MONDAY NEXT. 23D INSTANT,
at 6 O'Clock r. NJ, for furul hing the city mules anu
''' FEED, PROVENDER, &C.,
and also with
STRAW.
FOR three month. from Is. July next.
The Committee on Streets r"sfrVcs Tie rlEhL 10
reject apy or all prupoSals offered Hnd 10 give ne
CON rac FOR each article required T., the loves. Did
Forms OF proposals can be Obtained hy apEIy'nS
| at this office. W. l.. -. iInnm, ,
Il Cad ~! I-HsIu---.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-17

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-17

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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-22

The new Board of Education met yester-
day afternoon in the Council Chamber for
organization, and consumed four hours in
zhe election of five officers. Of these the
temporary chairman and assistant clerk
are Democrats, and the President, Vice
PRESIDENT and Secretary Republicans.
Eight ballots were taken for temporary
chairman, when Mr. Isaac Simons was
elected over Mr.. Underhill by vote of 26
o o.
For the position Of President Messrs.
6'Neil, Davis, BIRD and Musscy were nomi-
mated. On the thirteenth ballot ONeil
received 25 votes, Davis >, Bird and Mus
sey u.
The names Of Davis and Bird were Their
dropped, and on the fifteenth ballot ONei
received 90 votes and Mussey 26. Mr.. Mus
Iey was declared elected.
Mr.. Strong moved that when the Boart
elect Clerk and Assistant Clerk it be with
out fixing their salaries and that said sal
aries be left to be fixed by the Board in th'
future. Carried-yeas %; nays, %.
Mcssrs. Archer Garlicli and Hess wert
dominated for Vice President, and aftel
the second ballot Mr.. Archer withdrew
his name, and after the fourth ballot Mr.
Hess also withdrew his name, when Mr.
Garlck was elected by acclamation.
Mr. B. o. NJ DeBeck the Clerk of thu
former Board. was reelected by acclama
Jon, and Mr. Thomas Cullinan, the presen
incumbent, was reelected over Mr.. Spoone
by vote Of 33 to Is.
President Mussey announced the follow
ing Committee on Apportionment Chas
.}ird, Second Ward; Samuel Bailey, Jr
iaifth Ward; II. J. Berens, Eighth Ward
H. Eckel, Twelfth Ward; c. II. stephens
Eourteenth Ward J. NJ. Ryan, Twentiet
Ward Thos. Davies, Twenty-second Ware
The rules OF the old Board, with the eS
ception Of the rules on salaries were the
adopted. and the Board adjourned to NEE
Monday night