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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-31

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| FAMILY MARKETrSG-RtTAIL PRfCEs.-
The following were tho prevailing price,
for family marketing on, Saturday
MedtS.--Beef, s TO 12t41 4163c. per pound
mutton, 10 TO 12ic. per pound; spring
lamb, Is 70 16sc. per pound; .lamb-chop ne,
15c. per pound; veal, 10 to 12f@l5c. PEI
pound; pork, 10c. per pound; sausage, Zoe.
per pound; smoked sausage, l0c. per pound
bacon, 8 TO 10@12ic. per pound; middlIng
and shoulder, s to lec. per pound; chip
ped beef, 2Oc. per pounds beei-tongne, l5c.
per pound; corn.beef, 10 l0c. per pound
nver, TO 10c. per pound; chifiins, 10e.
per pound; tripe, Sc. per pound.
10 to Doc. apiece, go to- zoe. per pair, "a
per dozen; spring chickens, ies to 6Oc.
apiece; small chickens, 30 to 35c. apiece, or
Sl to 81. 20 per pair. 81 to "a per dozen (;
live ducks, 20 10 Toe. per pair. or 81 TO 40c.
apiece; spring ducks, 50 to 00c. apiece, or
81 per pair; live turkeys, 90 to zoe. per
pair; live geese, 80 to 40c. apiece, or soc.
per pair; squads, l5c. per pair; live rab-
Slls, 9Oc. per pair; geese eggs. SOC. per
dozen; eggs, 1Gsc. per dozen. All fowls
are very scarce and high. Cheese. 20c. per
pound; butter, for cooking zoe. per pound ;
fair, BIC. per pound; choice, 3Oc. per
pound.
Vegetables. Tomatoes. 60c. per dozen !:
beeis, &c. per bunch; sweet potatoes, 15c.
per baf.peck, or 25c. per peck; Irish pota-
tnsss new 10ckpep Quart; old ones, two
quarts for Sc, or l0c. per baf-peck; spring
onions, &c. per bunch; rhubarb, & to 10c. per
bunch; radishes, punches for &C.. cab
bage, 10 to 15c. per head; lettuce. 10 to 25c.
per dozen; spring kale, 15c. per peck; as
paragus, 5 to 10c. per bunch; English or
garden peas, 25c. per peck, or 123c. per half.
peck; cymbliDs, 25 to 30c. per dozen car
rots, SC. per bunch; sugar-peas, 15c. per
half-peck, or 25c. per peck; dried beans, Sc.
per quart; dried butter r-beans, 10c. per
quart; dried blackeye peas, sc. per quart.
FiSh.-Smal croakers, Is to 25c. per
bunch; gray pan-trOut, - to 25c. per
bunch; spots, 25c. per bunch black chubs,
124c. per pound; sheepshead, 124c. per
pound; hogfsb, 75c. to 81 per dozen; shad,
80 to 40c. pair; sturgeon, 4 to &c. per
pound; crabs, 90 to 25c. per dozen. First
class fish are very scarce and high, all others
are plentiful.
FfuitS.-Green cherries, 10 to 13 and 15c.
per quart, or 40 and soc. per half-peck,
soc. to 81 per peck dried cherries, zoe.
per pound; Strawberries, two quarts for
25c.; green apples, 35c. per half-peck, or roc.
per peck, or 10c. per quart; dried apples.
1Oc. per quart; pineapples, 10c. apiece
very indifferent; dried peaches, two pounds
for 25c.; gooseberries, TO 10c. per quart I;
prunes, 129c. per pound; raisins, 124c. per
pound; kerns. 10c. per pound; oranges,
soc. per dozen; lemons, 25c. per dozen |;
cocoanuts, 5 to 1Oc. apiece.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

T. l.. WHITING, High Constable, 10 A. M., fur
nilure, books trunks, child's carriage, &c.
r. s. ANDERSON SON, 10 A. ~, grocerie'. &c.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS. 12 NJ, trustees sale of
a fne Chiekahominy farm, known as Elm
wood" In Henrco county, seven miles below
Richmond.
GRUBBS WILLIAMS, 5k p NJ. first. class
large and. elegant family residence on Third aud
Cary streets.
JAS. MACDOUGALL, 10 a. NJ, sale extraordina-
nv OF the entire furniture OF tie St. Charles
Hotel.
RICHARDSON K co. 6 z. NJ, trustees sale of VAL
liable dwelling aud lot on the east side of Twen-
ty.hfih street between Clay and Leigh.
JAS. MACDOUGALL. 10 A. NJ, trustees sale OF
stock OF groceries, patent oican, tobaccOs bar
fixtures, &c.
JNO. L. LAUGHTON, JR, 10 A.. NJ, new house
hold furniture, at N. 26l5 Franklin street,
Church Hin.
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THE GRAY's ANNIvERsARY.-That sterling
organization the Richmond Grays will cele-
brate their thirty-sixth anniversary by an
excursion to and basket picnic at Bon
Air. Excellent music has been engaged,
and dancing VIII be INDUCED in under a
commodious pavilion. A prize silver cup
will be contested for by the visitors, to be
awarded to the best single shot. The train
will leave at els A. NJ. and return at 2.
NJ. Tickets for the round.trip, fifty cents
children, twenty-five cents.
Committee OF Arrangements Captain
Bossieux, Lieutenant Phillips, Sergeanis
Tyler, Gibson, and Crawford. Corporal
Hankins, Priyates OKeefe, Savile, and
Davis.
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POLICE COURT. - Tue following cases
were disposed Of at the Police Court Satur-
day by Acting Police-Justice j. j. Crutch-
field:
John Bingham (colored), charged with
feloniousy stealing one set OF carriage
harness, valued at $50, from r. L. Duke.
Continued until to-day.
Thomas Rollins, Charles Russell, and
William Temple, charged with stealing one
lot OF brass boxes from the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad Company. were discharged.
Richard Moore, for unlawfully assaulting
and threatening TO cut George Bull, was
fined $3.50.
George Bull, for unlawfulIy assaulting
and beating Richard Moore, was fined $50.
Joseph Hall, charged with unIawfully
and ieloniously assaulting Essex Brooks
icolored) with an iron bar. Continued I'M
ill to-day, and the accused bailed for his
appearance at court this morning.
Frank Graham, charged with being
drunk, was fined 50.
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The OFFICIAL COUNT OF THE ELECTION
RETURNs.-Tbe commissioners Of election
Messrs. Andrew Jinkins (er-ofieio chair
NAM, r. T. Daniel, Jr., ID. Il. Jones. John
]. Cannon, William +. Nye, and William
Flegenheimer-met at the Hastings Court
Saturday TO make an Official count of the
election returns. The official vote did not
differ from that published in the Dispatch
the day after the election except in one in-
stance. S. w. Robinson (colored) received
436 votes instead OF 426 for the City Coun-
Gil from Jackson Ward.
In Marshall. Ward the justice OF the
peace for this ward should be William ).
Mays instead OF X. j. Mays, as published IN
FRIDAYS or Saturdays paper.
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THE COLORED COUNCILMES FROM JACK
SON WARD.-The colored cOuncilmen from
Jackson Ward who were elected Thursday
are Messrs. r. Forester, Sr.. William ii.
Tinsley, j. A. Foster, and S. w. Robinson:
They are welknown colored citizens, and
are very popular with their race. Forester
is an old resident OF Richmond, having
lived here many years. Tinsey is barber,
Robinson huckster in the Second Market,
and Foster keeps a store on Sixth street.
He received the highest vote cast in his
yvord
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lina, formerly OF this city, returned home
saturday after spending brief visit here
with his friends and relatives. s
Al The next term Of the Hastings Court
four criminal cases are 10 be tried.
Mrs. Harriet Rudd, who was adjudged
lunatic several days ago, has been carried
TO the Williamsburg Asylum. Mahala
Burke, a colored l1nstic, is confined in the
city Jail awaiting to be conveyed to an
asylum.
The membership OF the Chesterfield Fish
and Game Protective Association, which
was organized several days ago, will exceed
ffty, '-
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BRIEF ITEMs-PERsOSAL.- matcb-game
Of fifteen-ball pool will be played tonight
at Heuser's between Mr.. Edward Brian
and a weIl-known amateur.
The Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
Company will ran special train TO Peters
burg Wednesday, and continue the same
during the session Of the Baptist General
Association.
Captain Epps on Saturday arrested Robert
Johnson on the charge OF stealing two
pieces OF cloth, valued at SO, from G..
Wendlinger.
The long-expected inspection Of the police
force has been again postponed until next
Saturday.
In the city Circuit Court Saturday the
case OF The Commonwealth Us. The Roanoke
Navigation Company was considered.
On Saturday Thomas Rodgers (colored).
Of Southampton county, was discharged
from the penitentiary, where he had served
a term OF six years for felonious cutting.
The steamers Ariel and j. 3. Schuyler
inaugurated the summer excursion season
very successfully Saturday night.
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A DIFFICULTY AvERTED.-Esrly Saturday
morning a copy Of publication, which
was being extensively circulated. in refer
ence to Captain William l.. Royal, Of the
Commonwealth, and signed by William H..
Beveridge, fell into the hands OF Major
John Poe. Having good reason to appre-
hend a serious breach Of the peace, he
swore out a warrant for the arrest OF both
Mr.. Royal and Mr.. Beveridge. The war
rant was served by Sergeant Wren and Po-
liceman Gathright. The parties were bailed
for their appearance at the Police Court
this morning. Mr.. John l.. Schoolcraft was
accepted as security for Mr.. Royal, and
Mr.. Alexander Hierholzer for Mr.. Beve'
ridge.
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BENEFICIAL AND SOCIAL UNION ORGAN.
lied. AT a meeting Saturday night at Con-
cordia Hall the Central Beneficial and Social
Union was organized with the following Of
ficers for the ensuing six months: Pres-
dent, NJ. Odell; Vice-President, b. N. Bat
kins; Secretary, j. II. Brooks; Assistant
Secretary, X. w. Stubbs; Treasurer, o.
Morgenstern Sergeant-at"Arms, &. H..
Langford; Executive Committee, Z. O..
Thompson. Sam. Britton, and s. NJ. Spen-
GER; Trustees, j. ). Rady, John Bowles,
and George Lee.
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A PLEASANT EvENING.-The Dairymaids'
Reception, held in the lecture-room OF the
Broad-Street Methodist church during the
past week, will be repeated, by special re-
quest, this evening. The interest Of the Oc-
casion will be enlvened by an exhibition OF
the wonders OF the calcium light, in addi-
ton TO the stated programme OF music,
reading, and the festival OF flowers.
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DECORATION. N.DAY.-Federal decoration
day falling this year on sundsy will be
observed to-day. Contributions OF flowers
will be thankfully received at the National
cemetery. The boys who wore the blue
and died in that cause will no doubt be re-
membered by many who held opinions du-
ring the war utterly at variance with their
own. The cemetery is reported to be in a
beautiful condition, the drive a pleasant
one, and the attendance will no doubt be
tsrpp.
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GANBLE's-HILL PARK BAzAR.-The Ia
dies Of Laurel-Street Methodist church will
keep open their refreshment rooms during
all OF this week at No. 308 Arch street,
fronting Gambe's-Hill Park. The proceeds
OF this enterprise will be appropriated to
the church building fund.
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THE CENSUS ENUMERAT0Rs. enume-
rators ofstbe census will commence their
duties tomorrow, and it is desirable that
all classes, colors, and conditions, shall give
such information to the enumerators as they
NAV legally require, in order that full and
complete enumeration OF all subjects may
be made.
In Jackson Ward Mr.. L. ID. Fitch has
been appointed an enumerator uice James
Uannon, declined.
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BELOW THE LowEsT-THE SCHUYLER
RATEs.-On and after the eth OF June the
steamer j. b. Schuyler will sell on Mon
days tickets to Baltimore at IS cents, and
on Thursdays at 81. The fare to Nor
folk, &C., and return, is 2J cents. These
rates are unprecedented, and will no doubt
attract much travel.
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TaRRANT,s sELTZER APERIENT.

SPARKLlNG, COOLING, AND INVIG-
GRATING. That most benign and popular prepa-
ration,
TAReANI's sELTzER APERIENT,
oyercomes inacton OF the liver aud bowels, con-
quers dyspepsia depurates the blood, subdues fever
ishness aud sick headaches, Is an appeiizing tonic,
and Is celebrated for its Alternative properties
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
(my 81 M,W&F3w
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OLD POINT SEASON OPgNED-CHEAPRsT
RATES EVER OFFERED. The steamer Ariel
commences her regular trips to Old Point
for the season to-day, May 3Ist. On every
Monday the fares have been placed at the
figures of Is cents to Old
Point. Norfolk, and way landings, and 81
to Baltimore; and on all other trips, $3.50
10 Baltimore and 80 cents to way landings.
The Ariel connects at Old Point for Balti-
more with the splendid steamers OF the Bay
I
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THE NATIONAL GAME.-The Baltimore
Professional Baseball Club will visit Rich
mond on Wednesday and play the Rich
monds series OF four games, June "a, Sd,
Alb, and 5th, at 5 O'Clock p. NJ. The Balli-
more nine is composed Of some OF the best
players in the country. A fine display OF
ball.playing will no doubt be given, as The
Richmond Club has secured the best players
that can be found In the city, and have
played some fine games.
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READ JULIUS MEYER & SONS advertisement.

ROBERT p. SMITH, Cbilesburg, Va, writes: " As
Tor Tutt's PMS, dUnt know how could do with
out them. have had the liver. disease over twenty
years. Two years ago got your pills. They have
entirely cured me. l always keep them. My neigh
bors know have them, and send to me for them.
They always speak in the highest terms of them"
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old SWEET SPRINGS,
~ MONROE COUNTY. WEST VA.

This delightful summer re- ort will be open for the
accommodation Of visitors JUNE 10, 1880. All the
appointments are irstclass Elevation. 1000 feet.
Capacity for 900 guests. The water is powerfully
tonic, dnretic. mildly cathartic, and alteratiye.
Mineral plunge-balhs, also warm and hot mineral
and fiesh-waier steam baths. Extensive livery.
Excellent baud Of music. Express, telegraph, and
pOst-Ofnce In the Hotel Board: Per day, $3.50
per week. sl5 per month, $40 TO $50, according 10
location. Bachelor. row, for young gentlemen. $50
per month. !. w. YOUNGER.
my 2l-lm Superintendent.
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FIGHT SATURDAY NIGHT.-Saturday night
about IL O'Clock big fight occurred near
Seventh and Broad streets between about
two dozen young white men. Most OF
them were arrested and carried to the
Second police-station, where they were
baIed for their appearance at court this
mOrninO
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LOCAL MATTERS.

The YorAG MEN's CHRISTIAN AssocrA.
TIoN MEETING To-NiGHT AT GRACE. STREET
PRESBYTERIAN CguRcm.-The directory are
exceedingly anxious that the annual meet.
ing OF the Association tonight shall be at.
tended by all members OF the Association,
the pastors OF the city, the ladies, and citi-
zens generally who may feel, or ought TO
feel. the slightest interest in the affairs OF
this important organization.
The annual report OF the president VIII
be read, officers for the ensuing year will
be elected, and matters affecting the vital
interests, II not the very existence, OF the
Young Mems Christian Association OF Rich.
mond will be discussed. The report will
show that the Association now has larger
membership, and in many respects brighter
promise OF usefulness, than ever before.
The meeting tonight will be held at the
Grace Street Presbyterian church, corner
OF Fourth and Grace streets, at S:15 o'clock,
instead OF at the Seyenth-Street Christian
church, as at first arranged, in c0nse-
quence Of another meeting having been
previously announced at the latter place.
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EDUCATIONAL.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.-SUM-
gin Sth July 1880, aud end sth September. Have
proved Of Sgaal use-Ist, TO students who Ign TO
gursue their studies At this other Law Schools
a. 70 those who propose to read privately aud Sd,
10 practitioners who have not had the advantage OF
systematic instruction. For circular apply post
once University Of Virginial to
JOHN B. MINOR,
Professor Of Common and statute Law.
my 24-N&Wet
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SUMMER RESORTS.
NSOUNTAiN-TOP HOTEL. THE COOL
wi EST SUMNER RESORT IN VIRGINIA,
SITUATED UPON THE SUMMIT OF
THE BLUE RIDGE, 1896 FEET
ABOVE TIUEWA1ER.

This famous resort having recently changed hands,
will be open for guests JUNE 25IH. The Hotel has
been put In thorough repair, and The best rooms all
newly furnished. There has been built In addition
to the Hotel NICE COTTAGE, containing four
r0oms. suitable for family. For terms. &C.. ad-
dress the proprietor. Alton depot, Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad. Visitors must remember 10 get of at
The western end of The tunnel only 900 wards from
The Hotel. T.. nj. LEfTWICH. Manager
HENRY L. MAssIE. President. nv 3l-eOdlmt
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In LADIES' TRIMMED BoNNETS and HATS we
originate the most exquisite styles Nothing like
them in this section, and cheap. Come and see for
yourself. NEW YORK AUCTION HOUSE,
523 Broad street.
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ARTISTIC AND BEAUTIFUL PIcruExs, LEE
GALLERY. ~ !. ~
Low prices and good Pictnrps. LEE galley.
We mmend LEE GALLERY. Main street.
Go 10 LEE GALLERY and be Photographed,
All are pleased with LEE GALLERY Pictures. A
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THE JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS,
RoCKBRIDGE COUNTY, VA.

This favOri.e summer Resort has been released
by Mrs. N. j. COLLEY, OF The Hamilton House,
Washington. ID. C.. aud viii be OPENED ON THE
lST OF JUNE FOR HE RECEPTION OF
GUESTS.
For Pamphlets, giving full descriDtions and
terms. apply at the Hamilton House or the
Smings. NV 27-lmt
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The largest and most select stock OF MILLINERY
ever shown here for the least money consisting OF
Ladies, Misses and Children's Hats Of every shape
and style menionable, at the NEW YORK AUc-
rIoS HOUSE, 523 Broad street.
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GoOD 6BAzING Fon HORSES AT THE RATR
GROUNDS at a per month. Attention and sait
free. No sick horses tskeD. Apply st the once OF
the VIRGINIA State Agricultural society Wilkinson
Hall, Ninth street. f
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MusIc BY THE BAYD.-Kessnich' full
band OF twelve pieces leave the city tonight
to attend the. annual commandments AZ
Chapel Hill University and Wake-Forest
College, In North Carolina. They wear
their new uniforms, and will make highly
crediiable display.
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EAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR

Il SPRINGS This famous SUMMER RESORT
viii be reOpenet JUNE 10TH under the manage
ment OF r. 1ENNEY 4 CO.. OF the National Hotel,
Washington, ID. T.. The finest hotel In the soulh
with all modern improvements throughout, incFl-
dug bot and cold bath conVeniences on each floor,
electric bells, ana gas
The medicinal properties Of the water are re-
nOwntd for their efficacy in dyspepsia, drOpsy and
all nalarla afFec ions.
Board per day. ~ 10 .3, according 10 location OF
Io0sa per week. SIP 10 sls.
For further Information address National Hotel
prior 20 june 10Th; ub,equent, 10 White sulphur
Springs. FSuquer county. Va. my lS-2m
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR SuYDAr.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, falling barometer, sta
tionary or higher temperature. east to south
winds, cloudy weather, and numerous rains.
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NATURES WORK OUrDoNE In point Of beauty,
richness. and variety, there never was such grand
display of ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS in this city, nor
so very cheap. as now at the NEW YORK AUCTION
House, 523 Broad street.
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pERSONAL.

VNO THE PUBLIC Having been entirely
L. satis fed that Mr.. William II. Beveridge was not
the author of the remarks attributed to him in the
Comm Onloedith of The 26th Instant and believing
that they were published through prejudice, very
withdraw my card, so far as II reflected
ON Mr., William II. Beveridge. Respectfully,
IRVING l.. BEVERIDGE.
MAY 90 1880 my 31.1t*
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REELECTION IN TELEGRAPnIC RATEs.-The
American Union Telegraph Company an
nounce this morning a reduction OF tele-
graphic rates by their liues to number OF
points north and west.
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The WEATHER SATURDAY was cloudy, with
occasional rains. AT night II was clear and
pleasant.
THERMOMETER SATURDAY: 9 A. NJ, 10; !;
9 A. NJ, IA; noon, rs; 3 Pm, 70; 6 p.
81, IA midnight. 60.
Mean temperature, 70 80.
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CHESTER HOUSE.

This healthy and pleasant summer resort, on the
Richmond and Petersburg railroad, IL now open
for reception Of guests Appointments first class
and charges low. Trains pass three TO four times
DAY. Telegraphlc and telephone connections.
Address Mrs. THOMAS ). MACON.
nv 2S-4t< Chester. Chester field county, Va.
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MAY 20, 1880
BILLIARDS..

MATCH-GAME Or FIFTEEN-BALL
N POOL viii be played ut fieuser Brothers' Bill
lard Hall, 1908 Main street, OH MONDAY EVEN
ING at O'Clock between T.. Brian and al amateur
OF this city-the best in twenty-one games.
my31.lt*
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THE CHEAPEST LINE OF BLACK BRoCADB
GRENADINES AND LACE BUNTINGs at JULIUS
MEYER & Sons.
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The result Of the Suffolk election was =

The result Of the Suffolk election was 9s
follows:
Funder Ticket Mayor: Benjamin Rid
dick, l62. Councilmen: g. Z. Swett, l64 |;
r.. @. Elan, 172; John +. Lotzia, 1858; j.
T. Nurney, 1853; w. L. Daughlry, 100.
Rexdjuster Ticket Mayor; T. II. Hines,
1888. Councimen: G. Jones, 142; X. u.
Brinkley, 1871; q. w. Singleton, l3l IL,
Woodward, 1888; b. +. Cutchin, l3S.
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CARTERSYILLE. VA. Ma

UNIT hHoN ILLEi ' 40 Nay o. 1917
have examined the formula of Owens's Anti.
Chill and Liver Pills, and believe them well calcu-
lated to relieve Chil's aud Fever aud Neuralgs, de-
pendent upon malaria.
am vOnrs. &C.,
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AS A FRAGRANT AND PLEASANT WASH for the
mouth, there is nothing so good as MEADE & BA.
KEI's CARBoLIC MoUTH-WAsH. Fifty cents q
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Dividends.
I'll Y | ID f n ID

OFFICE GRANITE INSURANCE. CoMPANY,l
RICHMOND, VA, May %, 1880.
The Finance Committee sf the Board or Direct
ors of this company have declared DIVIDEND
OF FIFTY PER CENT. In liquidation of the stock
of tlr company. payable on and after June lst al
the office OF PEYTON & SINTON. southeast corner
of Bank and Tenth streets. stockholders Will be
reanired 10 present their certificates OF stock, On
which the dividend win be endorsed
my 25-28&3l SAMUEL SINTON, Secretary.
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TIE PuOyoGRAPn,

FoR ALL DISEASES OF THE TEETH AND oUhe
use MEADE q BAKEE's4 CARBoLIC MOUTH
WASH. Fifty cents bottle.
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For ULcERATED MOUTH the healing properties
ofsAIEADE & BAKERS CABBoLIC MoUTH-WAsD
are uHexcelled, Fifty cents a bottle.