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PROPOSALS.
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4. A.Iy
PURSUANT TO THE PRov1sro,xs
approved April 30. 1874. entfiiea n, ol sifyDis
seriD,nE the manner IN which record. To- 81 pre-
prts Eouri OF Appeals shall I've printed ,na we su-
Is rs foIIaWstn VIII e same 10 CONTRACT, and which
]. Re e enacted blythe General 4sse,,,,,, -,
mond. Stanton wincIesSt r and o. Sppsas at Rich
III tbe month Of June. In the year ei.bI.T snail,
ss,o sna, and annually thereafter IN ,s
newspaper published in their resn Sc,i ~ some
ior inc printing for one year of such ,sooasues
cGh,ts a. I'm may oe rean cd under e1 lug laws
I'D determining cases Of appeal. - "posas
II. The said proposals shall state The aroorr,
page OF Eileen hundred ems small plea Iyns per
neat cover. with The style OF The casc anh
court from which the record comes upatv ~ uic
III. Tho said clerks shah award rhc co,,r,,,
said printing To the lowest respDn s.D,e hiat ior
heH respective lo'aiiies. and shall take r, ~
nam bond viii ample securii " In ren,i,, rom
bic the amount OF The work 10 be c,c'n,1. aou-
same 10 Dt ascertained by the aiGonnt of ,," me
ing years work. The mote Of c>r,lfying and Ds
scribed by law. - - ~" pre-
~ An acts and parts OF acts In conflict with the
v. This act shall be In fore. From, lis 49,,
SEALED PROPOSALS viii lie received - -,
Undersigned. NJ bis Office al the State corr. Nv
on Eleventh stree: between Broad and Mar,bI,, -,
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2STIi INSTANT, for the PRIN1IhG. &" ~ u, 'ne
cordance With The provisions OF thc srcnnL ~ ac-
OF said act, OF all such RECORDS - M" SION
Cont Of Appeals Of Virginia, 1t Eicln6nGi ' r,ne
require for one year fron, rhr lst day o. .ra '"y
1879 Said printing 10 be- Gonr In c1r,. w. my
without blank pages or blanks Dr. wscn ur. ,. 'DFh'
agfaDhs '''T' " BAR
NocXtra charge IN te mace FOR ..,rc wort
exceeding three columns; e'N WIN ~!
AS the pflAIng tas In Lc done us.rr rl,.
vision ami direction Of the clerk |. mus t ."F-
this city. ~ ~ ''.c Ill
The clerk claims the right Of rcicc,,,.,
ar bidS winch IT. his opinion. 10 Nos and Mi 1i
iuily comply With the requirements or the ,!p'
log ACT and Of deciding Gho are rr.nors,,' t
ders aud 'chat IL am pie security" wi,L DIl-
GEORGE X. TAYli.,
I'--i 90 ~" S"I.-, c2uTt 81 y,.r,is
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ANOTHER HALFWAY CoSvERr.-Thc Ba

ANOTHER HALFWAY CoNvERT.-The Bal.
timore Saa, 18th. says: =
Mr.. Wiiliamson's views are so we'll ex-
pressed and so solid that they are entitled
to great consideration, and should induce
the finaneiers and bankers to carefully re-
consider the silver question. He had a
strong article OH the subject in the April
No. OF the Contemporary Revieao, in which
he combstted, and with apparent success,
the chief objections to the RECOMMENDATION
OF silver. He denies that the depreciation
of silver is due to any disturbance in the
natural relations of demand and supply. but
that the sole source Of the trouble has been
the artificial interference OF law. Unmake
prohibitory laws, enactand maintain a fixed,
unvarying ratio. and all the disturbance in
the value OF silver, he says, will cease on
the instant.
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A Rogue,s Life. BY Willie COLLINS.
,An attic Philosopher, in Paris. By EMIL
SoUyESTRE. .- ~. IL. :,
sc Handy-Volume Series," and are for sale
by JOSIAH RYLAND d Co. #~'.
-Modern Cytromdtics, loith application to
| drt ard Industry. BY OGDEN n. ROOD,
Professor of Physics in Columbia College.
New York: D. APPLETON Il Co. -
/ This volume constitutes part OF APPLE
ToN's 9. International Scientific Series" and
is illustrated by numerous engrayings.
For sale by JOSIAH RYLAND & Co.
Geier. Valley: Il Tale of the Iyrol. By
WH.HsLMINE Won HILLERN. New York ::
D. APPLETON 81 Co.
Another OF the I" Handy Volumes "of the
APPLET0Ns.
For sale by JOSIAH RYLAND d Co.
Random Shots. By MAX ADELEK, author OF
'"Elbow Room" Illustrated by ARTHUR
b. FROST. Philadelphia: j. NJ. STOP
DART s. Go.
This is one OF ADELER's broadcast hui
mored productions, while FROST has not
done anything that could possibly Strengthen
q feature, settle its look towards sedate
grin. .-ae:5. =.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
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t,frs. =, II. Eannar. OF Kansas q MOT ss,.
syas Killed by her baud ON s,inlay nigns
IN asistuk bsfrglar. uoisan y. W. Z
awakeued bS HIS ss rho stated naIssos-
hers were In the house. and, ges tiilg 2.
seized Il revolver alid went TO q OF
his wife following. "A IRVING Iueres ]. 1 III
ID I, mn n, eyeIamatior,, grabbed her husband
afIont the meek. He became irighfeneu,
and thinking, In bis excitenlenty that ne
Ind hold Of q robber, fired. and his wiie
cropped dead ut his feet. Mr.. Noonan Is
the son OF d wealthy resident OF MslWa,i.
kce, and graduate Of Yale in the class OF
1858. s.s5s
II New York is TO have an Egyptian obelisk.
Negotiations were begun eighteen months
ago to secure the grand obelfsk now stand.
Ing at Alexar dria, Egypt,and the khedive
has presented TO US.
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ANOTHER ANTr-TILDEN MoyE.-[Spe-
cial dispatch to the Washington Post j
Ne,o YORK;, June 17.-Tamnany and the
Republicans have combined in the reappor-
tionment Of the city assembly districts, and
at the meeting oil the aldermen, sitting as
board of supervisors, this afternoon COM
:bination plan OF apportionment was adopt
ed. This gives the Republicans four dis
triets an d the Democrats, twenty. by the
combination anti-Tammany is blocked, and
John Kelley: is assured OF the control ofthe
New York. city delegation in the next Lesis-
iptHra
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JOURNAL. OF AGRICULTuRE.-We nave re-
ceiyed this monthly for June. AS the time
OF the state Fair gradually approaches the
,roaraal grows in interest. 1t is proper to
to say that, besides the official publications
with reference TO the Fair and lis regula-
tions, the Journal has much agricultural
information of value. We find in it the
following very striking paragraph.
Captain Trby, Commissioner Of Immigra-
ton. has placed in our hands letter from
Mr.. P. o.. Lipscomb. OF Nottoway-a; yene-
ratle farmer, upon whose head the frosts OF
eighty winters ,rcst-Who, says: :, :. here
has mol been in the sixty-one years OF my
farming life one year.so favoIable:to begin
farming us tie present. Land is very low,
good mules and horses, for farming pur-
poses can be bought at from $40 TO 500, corn
s.. so per barrel, flour S., bacon at retail by
the country merchant 6 to 7c. per pound,
salt 81. so pei. sack, and other necessaries in
proportion."., Dir. Lipscomb says be has
living around him some six or eight Penn
sylyania farmers who have been there for
years, and that one Of them, who has Just
returned from a strip to the place OF tls
nativity, reports land as selling for Sl50 per
aCTe.f'~4 III flluJ NCli SNpiSSo ooA fa ASS $3.50
the owners OF such lands do not sell out and
reinyest in Virginia, where they may buy
twenty acres FOR one sold, and that. too, in
a section as highly favorable To successful
farming, good health, &c.
Mr.. Lipscomb mentions the fact that
while two railroads pass through Nottoway,
sssome OF The farmers are hauling with their
own teams their produce to Petersburg.
taking one day for the down trip and one
for return, thereby saving freight and fare,
as well as the loss OF time and trouble In
The teams must be fed at home as on the
road. This may he true economy in the
farmer; but we suggest that it indicates
bad, management on the part OF the rail
roads, whose schedule OF freights and fares
ought to be. such that no man could afford
to transport produce, or even walk himself,
between any two points upon the line.
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Walking.

Richmond has taken step upward in the
scale OF business consequence, since she has
become the scene of contest for prizes for
WALKING. We may Justly feel some discon-
tentthat Norfolk should have been exalted
10 this kind Of distinction in advance OF
our beloved city. We do not see why this
should be. There is no reason for it. So
we shall proclaim its injustice In spite Of
our contemporaries by the sea.
While speaking of the customs OF these
days and acknowledging their irrepressi-
bility, we will Withhold the expression Of
our discomfort or disapproval as becomes
us after knowing the enthusiasm and eXu-
berant spirit elected by the "boid and Wig
orous" walkers ut Norfolk. We were down
there for awhile, and could not but feel that
the contest between the feet OF foot threat
eucd to wind up with the exhaustion OF the
editors. We had not supposed it possible
that SO much interest as we found to exist
in such matter. could haze been excited in
the mind Of very intelligent and philosophic
gentlemen. They neglected their chairs
and flung aside their pens, and one Of the
most sedate and matured of them all eX-
cused himself to US with the explanation
that he was mp all might with the walkers
and fell upon his couch fer repose only at
the bright hour Of sunrise in the morning.
Walk, MORSE, aud grease your heels !" !;
ssWake snakes aud come to taw." These
nre wide-awake times indeed. We feel our
utter inability to keep up with our contem-
poraries. II indeed the sage editors should
thus honor these latter-cay rfyaIries, weare
afraid We won't be quite equal to the task
OF sustaining this city ia this great action.
Let US hope the walkers will have a. good
time, and that they may be pleased with
our city. Will not our Norfolk friends
come to our help in this trying times
We venture, as one Of some experience,
to say OF the new phase OF the strife for
the palm OF victory in physical power, that
we are inclined to think that 1t IS less
Objectionable than many SORTS Of rivalry IN
matters that rank amongst things respect
able, especially in politics. The champion
walker walks off with his prize untarnisb-
ed by fraud and corruption, while many
victor in the ieid OF politics has .entWInad
with his laurel the tainted and poisoned
caaplet OF fraud. and falsehood, and hypoc~
risy. So that, after all. may we not ask, Is
it not rather M Improvement In public
morals when tie young find motive more
worthy OF their ambition in the iaurel that
is awarded for excellence In physiea. skill
shan in party aud partisan trick aad cor
Tuption? Would not theyirtues of courage,
constancy, and endurance that are cherished
In manly contests be more admirable and
elevatiDg to the public morals than the
scrambles OF those beasts OF the party arena
who buy and sell one another, and cover
themselves with disgrace by their mean
seryices 1t wcnid be a blessing indeed to
substitute Tor these the ancient games which
tostered the manhood and herosa OF Greece
and Rome
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A cross bill was filed by leave OF Court in
Chicago Tuesday, in the United States Cir
cult Court, By eS. Governor SsmIel j. Til
den and Louis FL. Meyer against the Chi
caso and Alton Railroad Company.
# The Comptroller OF The Currency has
called upon the national banks for state
ment showing their condition at the close OF
GUINNESS q % Saturday the 14th instant.
The Neyada Bank OF San Francisco has
closed ont the lestof jts irade,dolIars at par
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PIANOS. ORGANS, DC.
PIANOS, ORGANS, DC.
NHfCkERING & SONS So
GRAND, SQUARE, AND UPRIGHT
PIANO-FORTES
have been awarded the HIGHEST PREMIUMS
ever given 10 any Observation-Disclosures
IN THE WORLD.

The use of the CHICkERING PIANOS by the
greatest psnists art critics, and amateurs has given
them universal prestige and reputation far above
alt other pianos manufactured In this country and
Europe. The overwhelming verdict, the very high
est art misunderstanding DR.. Franz List, Colts
chalk, DR.. Hans Won Butow. Louis Plaidy, Stephen
Heller, Carl Reincke, ::hfarmontet, Arabella God
dard. and hundreds of other masters OF the art
r,s~ CHICkERING PIANOS
OF to-day at fc head OF the entire list of pianos
mao,> In the world.
Sold pit manufacturers prices by the Richmond
't il is NJ DOLLHOUSE s PARHAaf.
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RAScHEsTER --n 1t would cost the PEG.
pie OF Richmond only cents on each hun
\ ared.dollars worth. Of property TO pay all
the taxes Of Manchester, it certainly would
mol cost Us more than one or Two cents q,
!. taat amount OF property 70 make good Der
deficiencies In case OF annexation. There
fore We said Yesterday that no one ought
70 be alarmed ut the prospect oil aanexa-
tioI.
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BLalNE's WAR REcoRD.-[[A Atlanta Consii-
luton. blaine was too coWardly to go to
war, and too stingy to pay for tic Demo
cratic substitute he hired. The debt was
finally iiguidated by the city Of Augusta,
where Blaine lives. Altogether, this is the
most glowing and glorious war record yet
advertised. Blaine is aregular iourneyman
patriot. -. ':ss
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WENDELL PHILLIPS STRIKES A NEW
LEAD. Boston Herald, Ind. l--Uncle Wen
dell Phillips appeared in a new role Thurs
Gay night--aS the dereSder Of the South
against the n oney power Of the North. We
cannot think Of any other way the South
coeld win Uncle Wendelps love except by
denouncing honest money ~ an instrument
OF oppression.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS.
JULIUS MEYER, sos BROAD STREET,


OFFERS
DOUBLE-WIDTH FRENCH WOOL BLACK
BUNTING mt soc. worth &c.:
SILk.AND-WOOLT AsiIoE CLOTH at 66c. worth
. 75c.;
Another lot FIGURED DRESS LINENS at SIC. {;
5000 yards TORCHON LAGES-an auction lot
way below regular prices;
BLACK and WHITE BRETONNE LACES very
low;
PARhSOLS-great reduction in prices In order to
reduce stock;
LADIES LINEN ULSTERS, 81 SO and upward;
LADIES' MOHAIR LUSTRE ULSTERS;
LADIES' LINEN SUITS at and below prime cost
10 c'ose them out; .s.
DRESS LINENS, 12lc. and upwards;
LADIES' GAUZE VESTS, soc. and upwards;
GENTLEMEN'S GAUZE SHIRTS, zoe. and up
wards
CHILDREN's GAUZE SHIRTS, 2oc. and up
wards:
LADIES REGULAR-MADE LTSLE-THREAD
HOSE, Csc; and lots Of other bargains, at
je12 JULIUS MEYERS.
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CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES.

CARRIAGES, PHAETONs, AND BUG
" GIEs-I have on nand few fine Extension
Ton Family Carriages Ladies' Phaelons. Top Bug
gies and light Business Wagons; one light OMNIBUS,
suitable for watfring-ptace purposes.
very 6es, laGDpsr; estimates given ,,, sal So
INV IA te..s,-,s. STA narth FtrIh street
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MILF ERY.

TLLINERY. NEW AND 40
Nf DESIRABLE GOODS at lower prizes sEEsGEGS
than ever b. fore known. 40 I'm immense stock yRSSes
Of STRAWS, CHIPS. and LEGH0RNS, which we
are selling al half their value. GAUZES. OSTRICH
TIPS and PLUNES. FLOWERS. GRAPE Wells,
sc very chear. Examine our stock and convince
yourself that we are selling the best go0os for The
least money. MES. Z. HUTZEER,
te l6 E25 Broad street.
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99-CEST STORE.
i Il THE 50 CENT STORE.

Tne entire stock OF CuILDREN'S CARRiA"ES
reduced 10 prime New York cost. one OF TWO
are slightly in Jured, but they are The aarsa'n' OF
the season.
| have received this week
BARGAINS In PARASOLS aud UMBRELLAS:
FRENCH CHINA CUPS aud sAuCERs, $50
per set:
An sizes 0wER-SPRINKLERs:
Full line BlRD-CAGES Of all grades, both Brass
and Painted;
WATER COOLERS, ICE-ToNGs, IcE.PicKs
and CRUSHERS, &C.;
LuSCH.EAsRETs, RUSTIC BASKETS. RUSTIC
STANDS, FLoWER-BAsKETS.& &C" &C.;
GLASS GoBLETS-Ensrayesl, Pia!n, Fgured' ana
Common.
NEW GOODS FOR TUE 5.CENr COUNTER
by every steamer.
Catalogues maiied free. W. A. STEVENS.
myS1 eVo bfo@a ''''s'
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81 Tie Tribune publishes what u calls 8 A
New Poem by DIR. Holmes. Read at the
dinner given in Boston June 18th to the
Comtaercial Club Of Chicago by the Com
rnercsal Club OF Boston,. The !" poem :. IS
ItesaIlyS destitute Of poetry. Ills mere trashy
IRVINE, utterly unworthy OF the poet. AS
BOSTON admits that there are not more
|sban twenty men In that city who could
nave written SnAKsrEARE's works, she will
doubtless eoncede that there are ten tnou'
sand who could have penRed better
g poem . than the one In question. In fact
such jobs ought not to be required OF poets'
but ought TO be turned over to penny-a-
liners. !. ~. Il.
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III there are one hundred and fifty superyi-
sors oil census, Firginias proportion VIII
be four; and these four will designate"
about thee hundred and fifty ennmerators.
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S. ssciiA gnsoN IL IsI. ~ no
Nam, d tl,is y.csk Tint The lt1sstras
.,yIan Is new iifisier Their cpr troll. solha
eent,epaeu giyc sls toach of their qualst ~
tl,e former i'd 4 we'll lien saisi 1atory md
fbe latter III smashing gart lsle on church
sa,lslc. we. are stira that the new Cai.trdat
ress atersan Is to DO NOT oal y success, but
m honor to ihe Church, ls is TO have
eight pages, be printed on new type, and 20
be otherwise improved.
Ii DR.. %, OF tho Heeaid, and DR.. s., OF
The Pres6y seaiaa, sho aid have an encounter
81 wits, there woula be brilliant corusea-
lions. bul LAfrEna.1 would make fan OF
them
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a,pYe1rA Az Y0Tas5EIs.
sPEOTAL NOTICES.
m LACK LACE POINTS,
BLACK LACE POINTS
BLACK LACE POINTS,

MUST HE soLEsl ~ !,
MDsT BE BOLD,
MUST BE SOLD |!
A SIS EflACKGEAhIA.GACEp POINT for $40:
a 800 BLACK ELAaiA-LACEP POINT for s35;
AZ s&5 BLACK EbkMA.LACEp POINT for S25
4 $50 BLACK LLA3fA-LACE POINT for $50;
A s33 nLGER LLAaiA-LACE POINT for Sis
As27 BLACK LLAMA.LAGEP0 IN for SIG;
Il S25 BLACK t.LAMA-LACE POINT for SID
A $40 BLACK LLAafA-LACEP POINT for sl2;
A $40 BLACK LLAHfA-LACE POINT for 60;
A$e.BLACK LLAMA-LACE POINT for So;
A,s7 BLACK LLAMA-LACE POINT for 1858;
SO BLACK LLAAfA-LACE POINT for 81.
The above articles must be sold. Such an opDor-
tuniiy to purchase Lace Point ut low figures may
not offer itself again In years. SO avail yourselves
80 LEVY BROTHERS,
jc 1e lO17 and 1019 Main Street.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c.
DLANk.BOOkS.

pLANK BOOKS.
We solicit orders for ACCOUST-DoohS 10 "
used I'm july Wci-seasoned blank arc ",'.' -,
than those inst made. A large oeN o. ''i'i
BOOKS ALWAYS on hand. =
RonK-pISDISG IN any quantity in the best or
.,.sns,vi. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
,.1.Ss,v 1902 and 1904 Main street.
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ENnY TIE LADIES OF t asas
sHOCKOE-aILL MISSION SUNDAY SCHOOL
OLD POINT AND NORFOLK, JUNE 21sT,

Fare for round trip only Sc. Tickets good for
one week. Children under five wears tree.
Board ut Atlantic Hotel Norfolk, at S1.75 per
pay. This Is q first-class hotel.
Tickets for sale by Messrs. Ryland C Co. and T. j.
Siurke, Main street: George 4. Huudley. Broad
street !; Cary Pierce, between Fourth and Fifth
streets ". L. Pierce. Fourth and Leigh streets
George w. Latimer. 73l west Mnr,hal street: &. P.
Wafor6, Broad street between Fourth ana Fifth
also. az corner Eighteenth AMI Main streers The
morning of the excursion. Boat leaves Richmond
At $3.50 O'Clock. Remember. no tickets sold at The
boat. lie 1l-13.1G.1S.i9.2O*
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s,RY s:0ss.,s.
r ACEst LACES I LAGOS /

aEsT GooDsREeE1vED BYEvEgY EXPRESS.
vALENCIENNEs LAcEs from Zoe. per dozen
yards upwards: Is Z-a.7',- :
BRETUNSE IsACEg from 5ilc per dozen yard,
81. upFards 20 ihe very fneat qualities
,TQRCHON LtGHS-WarraBted Lner-from 35c,
I'll per dozen ynfdS upwards. We hive the largest
stock OF LACEs 10 DC found in This CITY. and IL
Is TO The Interest of MI to examine our stock a.
Also. o full md very cheap Hnr of Ribbons. SA t.
ms, GLOVES. BUTTONS, FRISGES. HJsIE.
RY. MERIN0 UNDERWEAR. &C.. &c.IS| =.
a call is collected. HUTZLER BROTHERS.
ie1e 525 broad street.
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GAfsDEN-PARTY.

F3,HE LADIES OF THE VEN ABLE
IL STREET CHURCH will have 4 GARDEN
PARTY on the lawn Of MIR. Heinrich, on Streck,
er,s Hill, Musby street. THIS ESESING ana
FRIDAY EVENING. commencing at O'Clock:
This entertainment will be given for the benefit OF
the Sunday school. ~..-.stH ..--,ss 4 1c 1871"
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MARRIAGES.

Married. In this city, on Tueeday. June us
and Miss IDA d. JENNINGS; all OF Richmond
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In the Bolton Guardian tEagland) OF
June Z. Mr. ST. ANDREW has another excel
lent article on virginia.
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T EVI uEXTER.
IL 627 BROAD STREET.

COURTNEY & POWELL
have now in store complete assortment OF
SPRING GOODS,
to which they invite the attention Of the public.
CASSIMERES for men and boys from 23c 10 Sc;
BLACK CASIIMERES from soc. TO Sl.2J pc,
yard;
BLACK TAMISE from 5Cc. 20 81 per yard;
BLACK HENRIETTA from 81 10 $50 per yard
BLACK MOUSLlN;
BUNTINGS, all shades and qualities;
LINENS OF all kinds;
A bargain in BLEACHED ThBLE-DAMASK
Soc;
Largest stock Of HOSIERY In the city:
UNDERW EAR Tor ladies'. men, and children;
PARASOLS, KID GLOVES;
SILK and LACE TIES;
Beautiful SHETLAND SUAWLS;
Full stock Of DOMESTICS,
and many other desirable goods.
We guarantee prices 10 be Is low rs any IN tn;
market. 429 BROAD STREET,
slh 26-3m between Fourth and Fifth.
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AmESEM ENT%.

2 edmond MOZART AssoC1ATloN'
The regular weekly soirce will take place at Mo-
zart Hall THIS (Thnrs,layl EVENING at 81!
o'clock Admission ONLY by membership or invita-
ton cards, which must be presented at Inc door.
Members can obtain invi'attol-cards on application
ut WAITS music-storc, No. 920 Main street.
il 3-Th L. .sn-r 81; : 81. ,.@s -. .#.-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-19
CITY ENGINEERS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA. June IG, 1879. (
NOTICE TO BRICK.NASONS.

N
SEAi.ED PROPOSALS viii be received NJ TIL,
Office until MONDAY NEXT. I3d instant =. -
O'Clock /. N: for The construction Of The foD,yipS
BRltk kGG-SliAPED SEWERS
ranging In size from 16x24 10 2SX42:
City-Sprtns calvert 10 the large rayinc north NJ
Leigh street; -
Main street from Third 10 Fourth street:
Ginr street from Marshall street 10 Brook ave-
Extension Of sewer on Ninth street north Of Abb.
sai street 10 100 feet beyond the brow Of the
hill:
AlaiH street from Plum 10 Linden street thence
down Linden 10 Cary street.
Office.
the Comm'tice on Streets reserves the right ID
reject any Or all bids offered.
W. i. CCTSuAW,
1e l6-td City Engineer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-19
~GnuEN- RpOTHEpS
.@''ta WILL OFFER ON MONDAY:

-a~nnuEN- RPOTHEpS
'-'s' WILL DEFER ON MONDAY:
90 pieces VICTORIA LAWN at l2Hc. u yard. here
tofore sold ut 1896; $50 pieces at i9c., hereto
fore sold ut 35c.:
81 pieces DOTTED MUSLIN at 22c, the value of
Also. large lot Of WHITE LINEN LAWNS at
1870. valued at Csc, ut zoe. equal to any offered
IN this city ut 35c.:
NAINSOOKS, ORGANDIES,a and other WHITE
so pieces Of CURTAIN LAPPET MUSLIN at l2Hc.
yard:
They have added to their heretofore large stock Of
.CORSGTS The FRENCH APRON style, the
"SPOON CLASP MODEL SHAPE,n and
s.DOUBL E-A DJUSrIBLE" EXTENSION
the most superior lifting corsets now known.
Thousands OF other GREAT BARGAINS VIII be
offered during this week. 1e IL