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STAUNTON.


INTERESTING RELIGIOUS MoVEAENT-EDUCA-
TIUNAL-CALL 10 Observation-Disclosures
PoRATION.
correspondence Of the Richmond Dspnch.l
~, JUNE 20, 1879.
The first Of a series OF meetings OF white
and colorcd Baptist minister's in pursuance
of the resolution adopted by the State Bap-
fist Association ut Charlottesville will be
held next Thursday at the white Baptist
church here. 1t Will he followed by meet
inss held until and including the following
Sabbath. This meeting is held In re-
Spouse to action Of the churches OF the
Augusta Baptist Association taken as
long ago as the 18th OF March last in
conference at Goshen. A circular letter,
signed by Rev. DR.. Charles Manly, OF Staun-
ton, and Rev. J. NJ. Pitcher, OF Covlnston,
was addressed to all the ordained Baptist
ministers in Allegheny, Bath, Rnckbridge,
Augusta, and Rockingham counties, both
white and celored, Inviting them to meet at
Stanton June Goth, the object being 10
promote mutual acquaintance and interest
among our churches, resulting in more
active enterprise in all our work." This
circular was fayorably received, and now Il
programme has been issued signed by Rev.
Messrs. Manly and Pitcher. Of the white
churches, and Rev. Messrs. ". Simpson and
r. u. Porter, of the colored churches, as
signing subjects for. discussion by both
white and coIored ministers at the meetings
beginning next Thursday.
The commencement exercises OF the
Wesleyan Female Institute, OF which
Rev. William \. Harris, D. D., is presi-
dent, were, in view OF the great crowd OF
citizens and strangers which attends them,
conducted this year at the new Opera
House, only the religious portion OF them
taking PLACE ut the church. Ihc full grad
yates were Misses Anna l.. Noncurc, Ida
L. Seal, and Nellie Rena Gwathncy, OF
Virginia, Sallie Weatherby and Bessie l..
Wallace, OF. mississippi; and lessee Rich
ards and Lucy l.. Dice, OF Maryland.
Rev. Alexander Sprunt. a son in.!aw OF
Rev. DR.. Peck, OF Union Theological Semi
nary, has been called TO the pastorale CT the
Augusta church Qhe historic Old stone
church,. in this county.
"Milbrook." the country residence OF ;he
late Colonc! 81. e. Hartman, has been pur-
chased by Mrs. c. Y. Harman for Sll,970.
The Virginia Immigration and Land Bu-
reau Company was chartered in the Circuit
Court this week. The officers are: NJ.
Erskne Miller, president; Davis A. Kay
ser, vice-presidcnt; Garrett G. GooclI, trea-
Isurer; and T. II. Muller, secretary.
Mrs. Baldwin. wife OF Or. Robert #.
Baldwin, superintendent Of the Western
Lunatic Asylum, died this morning at 10
o'clock. -. Penn.
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FRAMED BUILDINGS.
NOTICE TO PERSONS
INTENDING
. TO ERECT FRAMED HOUSES
DURING THE SUMNER.
OFFICE RICHMOND FIRE DErARTrSszESS IL

OFFICE RICHMOND FIRE DErA,RTTSSEESS f
TO PERSONS INTENDING THE ERE CiioN
OF FRAMED HOUSES DURING Ill SUM
MER: $4,000, ,, ,,e ,as
The CITY Council has passed anu 'is mayor h'<
,nnrove. the following Joint rtsoaaoo $:
pesoir,d rhe Board OF Aldermen concnrrhEl.
f.e"OtT I ,hr Commoa Council AZ .iourns on III.
tna' yminr In July next It will ~ ijptrn 10 meet
nlS , az, Monday In october: am That when the
~ nd ~ Aldermen adJourns Oh III second Monday
U INV NEXT Il will nd curn 10 II Get on the sccoad
Wouiay In october next.
Pssnired iihe Beard OF Alc ermen concurring)
,rhat HE Committee on Fire department. be re-
,ue.r.I 10 advertise In che Fie nmond DisDdtch on
Tuesday and Saturday OF eac3 week units The Satur,
day before the trst Monday in July next fornia:
notice to all persons ina nd,ng the erection OF
wooden buildings To prrse7 their petitions therefor
OIL or before 'he first Mo lay In July next tIat tne
the summer recess OF tie Cily, Council.
In pursuance ef Tho above. NOTICE Is llEkEbl
tGIvRN THAT PERSONS INTENDING ~
ltERECT FRAMED HOUSES in this city during
i,he summer-rsces'. Of The Council Will make app,i
cation therefor In writing BEFORE THE TIME
/ SPECIFIED ~ the Committee on the Fire Depart.
men IN ordr that they may be duly considered aho
repo; ted 10 the City Counctl for lis acion oS sae
bfIRST MONDAY IN JULY. SIT Z. - u,
|, s.l. .sts,r CHARLES 4. rEAYloR,. :
|, chairman Committee on Fire Departpspt.
+ my 17-SSTuiJyo
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A .HoTEL-THIEF ARRESTED. --Lieutenant
Vernon yesterday arrested John B.. 2hrie,
charged with the theft OF about $500 from
the safe OF Mr.. Richard Marshall, proprie-
tor Of the Marshall House, corner OF Eighth
and D streets northwest, on the 4tb instant.
.Ihrie, who isa nephew Of Mr.. Marshall,
was employed in the house, and be and
John P. Franklin, the har-keeper, COM
mitted the robbery, fol. which they were
subsequently Indicted. They made their
way to Richmond, where they remained
until a few days ago.iwhen Franklin, who
had possession OF the booty, left his part
ner, and be was compelled to return to the
cit. After his arrest Ihrie was turned
over to the marshal and sent to iail.sand a
renewed effort win be, made to get Frank
lin. who is represented to be; a hard Gus
toner. ton Post, 20h. u.
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The French Prince InperIaA

The dream Of glory or Prince Louis Ma
Doleon has been pramaturely quencled. He
did not even die upon the field OF battle.
He was s'speared In the bush " by the alert
enemy while out upon q small reconnoter-
ing expedition, and persisted without a
chance for glory. There was no occasion
for him to Join the expedition against the
Zhlus. He has, II the story he true, per-
isncd in consequence OF his rash haste to
make a figure in the great world which had
no place for him, and persisted without any
OF that distinction for which he painted. Ma
rolcon Eugene Louis Jean Joseph {" Prince
Looloo." Us he was called in the faubourgs
Of Paris was born in, the purple at the
Tullerics, March 16, 1856, the only son OF
the Emperor Napoleon Ill. and his wife,
Eugene Marie de Montiio. He re-
ceiyed a careful education, and grew.
up an amtable youth, with a rather
feeble body, and. q mind not supposed
to be very brilliant. He accompanied
his father to Metz ON the outbreak OF the
Franco-Prussian war, and at Saarbruck, ac-
cording to the Emperor's lurid dispatch,
received his "baptsm OF fire." After the
French defeats hewas sent to Belgium, and,
when his father and mother took up their
abode ut .Chisehurst, was sent TO receive in
structions at the British military School at
Woolwich, where he, graduated with credit
not long since. Wien the English forces
were, exterminated at. IsandHa he volun-
teered to join the reioforcements, and on
his arrival near the front received Il volun-
teer's staff appointment in connection with
Colonel Woods command, AID was on duty
[inlthis capacity when he fell. Tbe Bona
partes' hopes OF a restoration Of the empire
pretty much perish with him, as the neXtin
the saccessicn-Pripce Napoleon--is a pro-
noupced Republican. - Baltimore San. 81.
His poor mother is the one to be pitied.
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SoUTT Erin HISTORICAL SOCIETY PAPERS
for July has been placed on our table, and
is IN in; eresling and valuable No. :.
The i tier of Secretary MALLORY and the
report q Flag Officer BUCHANAN give an
accurate and deeply.interesting account OF
lie exi lofts Of the iron-c!ad "Nirginia"
(Aler-i! acl. and a very different version OF
the ba;tlc between her and the Monitor"
from Inc one commonly received at the
Ncrth. ~
Rev. DR.. r. Ii. MCKIR writes very in.
teresting letter correcting Colonel WIN
sToS's correction in reference to STEWARDS
and DANIEI's brigades at Gettysburg.
Co.onelJ. SToDDARD JOHNSTON, OF BREcK-
ISRIDGE's staff, continues his very readable
sketch Of. the operations OF General JonN G..
BRECKENRIDGE during the campaign OF 1854,
bringing the narrative down to the close Of
the battle OF Winchester, September the 10th.
JAMES 7. WELLS, Sergeant Company A,
Second South Carolina regiment, gives an
interesting narrative OF his prison eXpe-
riencc at Fort McHenry. aud Point Lookout
very different from the statements Of Hon.
JAMES BLAINE. i4 -.
General DANIEL RUGGLEs's official report
OF The battle Of Pennington, Tenn, has
never been published before, and is the
more valuable on that account. .;,
The two letters. OF Hon. C. c. CLAY, Jr.,
giving an account OF tho '.peace-H gotta
TORS" along the Canada border, are not
only interesting, but are valuable contribu-
sions to the history OF those times. I.
The fourteen kilograms concerning opera
lions around Richmond and Petersburg in
1864 are from General BEAUREGARD and
General LEE, have never before been in
print, and will beread with interest.
The secretary announces that hereafter
tie volumes Will consist Of twelve Nos.
tinstead of six. as heretoforel. and that the
present volume will end With the -Decem-
Der No.; but now is the best time to SEND
s3 to DIR. ]. WILLIAM JOKES, No. q Library
; floor. State Capitol, and secure this galua.
BILE historical magazine. s..
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BIC ASpT 81. q Ies !, 2,
NEE The y; 1870 !.
IS from Mr.. =
II, ctss,ss, tTe By !lroad 20
mi snrtoi.. vi ya., III sfe would VIII,
1Ss , ne,a;ag SUIT Tor It's owfersnsp sllu
s,.rrenf,ey. control 10 him, wss acce
that IL it Is not = 10 t'i ~
ss.a,s ira road is 10 be tarWed over 10 t..e
!, ;d.rs az ,,a:1s-,p stock. The sifon gess y.
y.ces rial lie road viii De huiit Ws s'
ven baltimore San OF geste''a'sa'ss',.
IRIS is very agreeable news, ana may g {,
- some extent us sort OF salSe fof tne ga! gan
s,,,,, has been established By the sfbbihg,
"a 6e,ay aud uncertainty that have ~, been cen
hear;aw upon n,any good people In this city,
;oo,ndsne ourselves. This proposition IRON
RI. HuNTiNGToS aud its acceptance py tae
cav Council Of Lexington looks IKE ou 1lsa
ness. we hope it Is. business.
I,nny has this line for effeciing one con-
motion at least between the James river
.,a tho railroad system OF the west flnser-
ed aud lansnished. We think II sno pun
have been Otherwise, and would but ior =
,,,or,. sigisea mistake OF policy. But l Eat'
fsonph il be TO correct the error, 1t is'not
too late, and when the connection IS com
p,e,ea througtrto The iourishing cities OF
Kentucky the benefits that VIII follow, I'M :.
mad,a,els wish be Of q character to gladoen
our people and decidedly promote theiF
prosperity. -,
What is more, it will confer upon the
great Chesapeake aud Ohio railroad such
benefits that they will have o lively appre-
Grafton of the injury the corporation mas
done itself by posiponins-if iteouId have
done o,herwise-tbis, connection with the
happy land OF Kentucky.
The connection with the leading lines IN
Kentucky opens to us tue whole system OF
the western railways. 1t will do this snde-
pendent OF other connecting links; but
there win be Others. That to Lexington
W i'll be followed by others. The Ice beng
broken. it will not be long before Richmond
may boast OF very extensive railway COM
,sunicatien with the popuious and thriving
Northwest.
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The people who have ALWAYS persisted 10
calling the sage of Menlo Park PROBES
sor'' Edison may now be accurate, and at
the same. time satisfy their craving for a
scientific title. by calling him DR.. Edison.
Rutgers College has bestowed upon the Ia
nous graduate Of the baggaee-car and tel
esraph othce the honorary degree OF Ph. d.
Tribune.
His loud-speakiDg telephone was exhib"
tied in Philadelphia the other day. The
words were distinctly heard all over The
rcom-not merely Mt the phone.
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We continue to be greatly oppressed for
the want Of room, and begin almost to
despair that we shall not he permitted to
enjoy the freedom Of sea-room" for
long time. We get so discontented some.
times tnat we are almost ready to threaten
suicide, but that we apprehend that would
he so gratifying to our good readers that we
would only be made more unhappy than
ever. We will not do that. Our readers
may rest assured that we will wait for the
river to run by.
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pvsISEss CHANCES.
EINE OPENING FOR BUSINESS.

FINE OPENING FOR BUSINESS
- ~ ,ha errr,trly and executor of !he
hi ton,,I. WuI>i we offer at private sale inc ~
Ma NND BARK MILLS, situated 4. ~ T,SEE-
of Canal and seventh streets. ~ y 80 lam.
-, he rana, aY1rd!ng facilities for recelpps al"
dssnareiug: engine house, :hsSs. &c. scnr,yea
Inc IN c.nar,iv OF Loco tons iser annGh :
RHREE e ,rsa sns sG for
Arrangement. perfect. Siini"n 80, n, rer.
A heavy business. Engine. Zo''o'''
feet order. ,., 1, ,b, uurchass "
this property. c,,ppo a WILLIAMS.
TgBMS Essy. aSe On - E..s,r AGENTS.
je 1866 60. ~-------.-~-----
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-@-(~7--|7~0-7- n,.r,,-, or tfrY CoiLt' IUN'i
p ~ ~ D. Va, MaT 81, 1879.
,,..,,,,t.I[f WILLIE OPEN Dhll4E
Etli9 oi - 4 II. To q o'cincf. 2; NJ. fr"'H
f5G b y Of Jane o The SOB , i
IS r, %E.kE Esn 9 AMI pS P&as1SI
- 49, yr.r 1879. the whole or rh'l. ial ~ 10 ~
rnoan, OF tax charged and that TEN REX , sy,rT
viii be added to the amount OF IT, s'tE' Nv ,h,
go. where the party :asessel shdI f1i 10 '1' ~, a..
,yhnie or onc.baif within the 'i!n@ - hat'";, ,rs
avoid crow, and pre- sure OF lee ~ r." an
a,usrr,nn tive Collector resrscts!y rc'l'.>S on
nto 20 rsT rarIy In the time Sp,Cit,d, 3i:I t''"
h.vinc Its and memorandum I" Fave W., W.. y"
! that their Bills may ~ selected an9 rsrEIItSHE
Oat. " ' Collector.
! tp3.lin
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MARRIAGES.

Married. on the 9Th of June, 1879. by the Rev.
n. ". Warren, D. D.. in Henriro county. va.
GEORGE w. BURGER. of Richmond, 70 Miss
VICTORIA CORNELIA' COLEMAN, daughter OF
I1r. George w. and V. c. Coleman, Of Pittsylvanl7
Danyilie and Chatham papers please copy.
Married.. ON the 10Th OF June. by Rev: George n
Wrisht.t WILLIAM IL. WILLIAMS aud ElAcAoRA
IL BERRYS, both of Richmond, Va, so
j Petersburg and New York papers please copy.
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Several of our Virginia contemporaries
deprscate any attempt on the part OF
Mr.. CoRCoRAN to dictate the man who
shall fiji the chair OF the professorship
SO richly endowed 10y him. Herein they are
in the right. Bit these same contemporaries
.. oceed at once themselves to dictate pro-
fcssor Herein they are in the wrong. Mr.
CoRcoRAN certainly has a better right to
name the professor than they have.
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IMPORTANT. PATENT DECISION Chicago,
June 19.-Judge Drumrnond, in the United
States Circuit Court to-day. Judge Boo
gett concurring, decided that the process OF
canning, pressing. and packing meat IS not
patentabIe. The Question goes at once 10
The United States supreme Court.
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BISMARCK ON SILTER.-A telegram says
that the reply OF the Chancellor was not al
together satisfactory TO Il considerable pnf-
:tion of the members OF the Reicnstag. lie
feeling in favor o., at least partial remohe-
tization OF silver becomes daily more app''
rent throughout The empire. r-.
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IL ANOTHER l. ARGE ARRIVAL
OF EEW AND CHEAP GOODS At
TIlALiiiNER BROTHERS,,
Gel BROAD STREET.

Just received Ihc following GOODS, in The latr.t
and prc,lie>t tc>i2ns:
~ Niece, SOLID FIGURED and STRIPED SIDE.
BAND LaWNSat l2!ic.:
~ piece. SOLID and SiEiPED LINENS. for
suits and Busters At Zoe:
. pieces hLL-w00L CuLoEFD DuNTINt;S. In
every shade a 22r. and 25s.:
81 pieces CO.UEED BuETI\GS. Nil shades. ~
1919.
sold. W: haze martcd tie prr"cs G"wn 50 io make
lii"m sell ENnmic our ,'0rk before purch- ing
and Won will say. rUutcT
Look NJ cur $io, 81 CHECKED and STRIPED
SILKS Al u :. 60. -. an. -:Ir.
Look II, ouIr ,;"ck Of 'pLOErD SILKS vt 80, -,
SJc.. and 81
+ Look at our stock of' BLACK and CuLo"ED
SAIlNS al 75c.. SIC. IL. and fl.2I.
Look al oar stock 81 E;AEK -Ii.kS 1T 80. -.
IS. 90c.. 81, Sl.2j, - 80. and -. They t!c
chenrcst In The city, aud wc cali special attention Ia
nLhcE GEESAnINEs-spec'aI norg,in, just
II pieces STRIPED AMI PLAIN GNGEAbI&Es
III zee. worth soc.
"A F HD2b GNiEEF al 'a5 rhAP 4o GEo
80 pieces SILK, WOOL, aGt MINED GEENA-
nr nlSE n # n "a; K, j !2s sT@ II;
BARGAINS In BLACK hLrACAS:
Bargains III BLACK EUETI\GS.
Don't fail I" look al our STOCK "i BLACK GOODS.
lao pee vICTnislA anl BISHOP Lawns at
&. 10. l2iv. IL. 20. and &c:
INDIE LAWNS. PLAIN and DOTTED SWISS
Mu"LlN>. lEl-ll LiNENS. TABLE-LINENS.
| TOWELS, NAPKINS. InDt IlEr and MAR
| SElLLES QUILTS. CTETAIN IAtpE1S and
! LAtES-lI at very low price.
PAHASnLS are sun scii!ES very rapidly on a"-
CONT "f llr low nriccs IA wich ara selling them.
! Gall early am! get Them.
CAss!MEEES, LINENS. CA~SIMEEES.-Wsli-
Ing 10 reduce lalG. Stock al thee goods have
mat, extra low price, on them, and a,k cali from
| those in -yant uf same.
4 fn lin" "f lac,cs'. mise. and gen'iemem,,'
GLOVES. HOSIERY. StSEFS. BOWS, SA~Ii-
RIBBONS. aud numerous other articles, which viii
be sold nj lnw prices
Latest styles DOMESTIC PAPER FASHIONS
Away on hand at TllhLillhER BROTHERS,.
y. B.--Owlng Ia an iucr"arr III our huain"~- We
have enlarged UGr aCilirs- and Increased CUT force.
The following saicSmcm are now wiki US aud viii De-
pleased see their friend, Nr. CHARLES iiurL-
LER. Mr.. II. e.. TERRELL. hr. ii. HELLER. Mr.
HENRY RATES, Mr.. j. 4. k"rrI.E. Miss q. bNT-
VALID, Miss r. MrCliELBACiIEE. Mis- l.. BAKER.
THALnIMER BROTHERS,,
IL li-S.M&W 6Ol Broad street.
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sRgCTaN ssssir.
@ now FOR BARGAINS !,
ID. &c u. IITTELDoRFFp
- 527 BROAD sTrrrr

ct', .ye i1ss received our fourf!, srup,v M y,-
So,t r. Dsas,t ~ the rcen auctfon aas IN ~
Goobs for es sranI or Them great May Wifi
SWIFT M Is ryIGr9ElA
iHsERTiNGs. ENTHUSIASTICALLY nd HIgSs;and
PiQUE, NJ such Iow prices NJ 10 nstonish ~, TLAiS
o.o Lawns, Lawns. Lawns. 4'' ...
N'1 o naT Fgftfes }, opercdin PLAIN
| k e NC; - at GE: SHs 10. md 1910:
Zoe. Thee goods are lower in nr,ca ~" ~, -. 2ni
have ever been: 49, paw '"dt iH"y
f@n =, ~: Ma new supply JUS, opeEed, from o.
BU&TiTGs. CUTTINGS In PLAIN End r,cr
~ 81 S1EirE-a fresh supply: ''|'' g.
~ tH"S at l2!5' lG1., ls. 20, and 22c.-,be
BLACK CAsHMEREs at 12Z. lis % o. -
,r AZ; 40 % 50. so. G2. 10 IS s!;c aud 81 '"'
AZ f nt H. h at 12'4. 1G2.. Zs rs, so and
FLAX TAMisF:. for summer wcar-s,s,ra ,v,,,
bi,Era Az G,EfENADlHES at ?ery tow pI-ccs: ~"
bi-hCh SILKS from 65c.ie $3.50 pcr 9arj-,-,-.
Inducements offered in TINS line: $3.50
A. I1r r; S, stock Of Ribbons N all coIors
LINEN SnEET:NG and PILLOW LINEN ' ices;
LINEN Drills for men ana bor>, war fran, "a
MAiTISGS! MiTTiI% ;';sHd cI'acSe'.
$50 pieces SkW t MAG I, Just received from,
buy. ~ White a. l5c.4-4 t;hccs.'i my To-
Al Fancy at 2jc.-gegu!ar price 50". &c.
Checked At Zoe. worth Zoe. Ga Whiic ,s
Sheck al SOC -regniar p,ice SOC Don't f. i'..t
y, iook a. orr SOCK before You purchase: -
IINGS, HEMP and WOOL ChEPETs or
RUGS, ~ he sold AZ 4 sacrifice 10 close: "'
tASSlNEfES, i"EEDS, COTTUNAnE< III IT,
FLA MEL, aud KENTUCKY JEANS in ~,
variety from l0c. per yard to ihc incs; gots
CONSISTS; COESETS.-I.cok At our STDF.LACE:
and SlnE-STEEL COESETS 4, soc:
CoRSEIS al 20. b. 80. 75c and Al;
worth $2 ~ -
PAKASoLS. P-iRASCLS.-The greatest bargains
IN The city:
HOSIERY IN great variety from So. per pair to the
UNDERWEAR for ladies. chi'drrn. and gentle.
men. from zoe. np. I.oo< L: orr ,tu.g t..fnrr
X9u buy: WHITE QUILTS AZ -. 70 -. 90
o3, 80, - S1c..and ( |; Lii'NDKlEU SHIFTS
ut 7J".-rcgular price Sl2j: BLEACiiFD
COiTDHS. reOWN rorTOES. SHEETI\I;~
AMI CALlNOES REALIZED Il; wholesale prices: 4
iar!c STOCK Of TOWEL, from auril,u:
tRiNEES- BUTTONS, GLOVES, &c. &C.
Cal! and ge c1nS lncct.
ID. x l.. MITrEL DOHFEE.
}" ''e''!&" 81 Bguld street.
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We are gratitied TO see the announcement
in the Petersburg Pos! that its editor, r.
II. GLASS. ESQ.,, has recovered sufficiently
from bis nine weeks Of severe illness TO
.soe out again." boldly breathing the fresh
air and receiving the congratulations OF bis
friends. We shall, we hope, have him long
and cheerful in our community, doing good
and making himself heard. - -. =. .
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The Philadelphia Press affects ignorance
rs TO our meaning, but it knows what we
were limiting at-namely, that a Republican
Congress iii there should be one) would,
site. 1889. defraud the South out OF her
die proportion Of representatives in that
body, rs Republican Congress did upon
the BASS al the census Of 1870. 80
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EPEEsATl. ,aj,,tOITanEs
"a sl,LACKsLACE POIETsl
BLACKJACK POINTS,
co-n, BLACK LACE POINTS!
MUST DE SOLD!

- MUST DE SULD!
MUST BE SOLD
A s76 BL8CK I.E.AnA-LACE POINT Tor 40:
"a s50s GIAGIs BI,sdNA-LACE POINT Tor Sss:
4 s45 BLACK LLAcTA-LkCE POINT for s25:
A s35 BLACK LLAMA LACE PoIST for $50:
A. s33 BLACK LIASfA-LhCE POINT for BIB:
A s27 BLACK LLAMA.LACg POINT for ZIG:
S23 BLACK fLAMa-LACE POINT for sf4;
$40 BLACK LLAMA-LACE FONT for s12;
$40 BLACK LLAMA-LACE POINT for So;
80 BLACK LLAMA-LACE POINT for So:
Rs7 BLACK LLAMA-LACEP POINT for 1850; :
10 BLACK LLAMA-L6CE POINT for 81.
The above articles must nc sold. Such m oppor-
tuniiy TO Durclase Lace Point at low Gpurts may
not offer Itself again In years. So avail yor5e yes
Of the present opportunity. ....
LEVY BROTHERS. ="
1e LII l017 and 1919 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-21

Ey SUNDAY, JUNE %, 1879, DEDI-
CATORY SERVICES AT THE COLORED SEC
OND BAPTIST CHURCH byrd street between
First and Second sreets), WALTER II. BROOKS
pastor. l A. 81, Rev. a. BINGA. Jr.; 3 p. ~,
Rev. j. Z. JETEE. d. d.: 8 p. NJ, Rev. 7. WELLS.
Collection OF 81 200 asked for.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-21

FAiRDANKs's SCALES. Orders at the scale
factory Indicate that good sraiu crop Is
expected in the West this year, for nearly
fifty 5O0-Lushels hopper-scales, and four
raiIroad-track scales, thirty tons capacity
each, were ordered last week, all for u.e
in new erain-eleyalors being built IN dllter,
emit parts OF the WcSt.-St. JohnS6ury va
I,rLedOnia1,,. ,June 49,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-21

20 pieces Of S;rinbnch. Krchiin L Co.'s FRENCH
BLACK DRGANDlES III l6tc-hcrciolCrc
sod III 33c:
20 pieces ALL-WOOL AND SILK IRON GRESA-
DINE at 3jc.-yalucd 1T from 71c. 10 ! yard
$50 yard, BNOrADE SILK GRENADlNEa al CSC
heretofore sold al Il yard:
LUpTN'S SATIN-sTRIpE at Sl.4O, reduced from
1913;
80 pieces BLACK GRESADiNE at SIC. reduced
from 16tIc.;
~ picccs BLACK CASHMERE at 15c. yard les
Than ever sold DeiU-c
\ large lot Of .iiL-WO0L BUNTING IN Black anC
Colortd:
LACE BUNTING 1T lG4c., sold all during this sea
son at SOC:
Besides hantircls Of ohcr NEW BARGAINS |!
DRESS GOODS. 1e IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-21
EI

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that 1T
IN the request Of numerous parties largely In
tereStcd Il DIETING WILL De HELD ON
THURSDAY the 2Gth day Of June. at II o'clock
NJ, NJ The OFFICE OF THE NATIONAL ME-
CHASICS BA..K OF BALTIMORE. with view
OF adsntIng scheme for the i:EORGAN!ZATION
OF THE WASHINGTON CITY VIRGINIA MID
COMPANY.
All holders Of the bonds Of that company. and Of
the ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA. ORA GE.
ALEXANDRIA AND MANASSAS. and LYNCH
BURG AND DAEEILLt. RAILROADS, are in-
viied 10 be- prcsrn, In person by proxy II is i'm
poriant that there should nc 4 fu attendance Of
holders of bonds Ct all Classes.
]" lO,l21417.l92l,24&2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-21

s THE CosT or An Aae1DEsT.- The Boston
Transcript states that the Old Colony rail.
road has paid damages ooycr six hundred
lersoas injured by She w ollastoa disaster,
amounting TO about $3.50, 600. ii TITS under
stood that the com pan $ nj n pay no al dead
in Jul, making year Of dividends iost3on
accasAs of the aeei dent. Y. 81. l