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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-19

"THE TRIUMPHs OF THE Cross. fright
Rev. Bishop j. j. Keane will deliver lee
ture, entitled "The Triumphs OF the Cross"
tomorrow evening at st. Patrick's church.
for the benefit OF St. Vincent dc Paul socie-
ty OF that parish. All who attend may be
sure OF great literary treat from this gifted
and eloquent orator. The object, too, for
which the lecture Is given is one that should
speak TO every Christian heart. The pro-
ceeds will be devoted by the committee OF
ST. Vincent de Paul Society to relieve
the distress Of the poor n the lower part OF
the city, irrespective Of creed or nationality.
OF seventeen families who have lately re-
ceyed benefits from this charitable society,
only three belong to the Catholic Church.
Go, then, and help the poor.
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PROMINENT VISITORS FROM MAssAcHU'
SETS Governor John ID. Long, ex-Gov.
ernor Rice, ex-Mayor Bubier, the Railroad
Commissioner OF Massachusetts, plumber
OF prominent bankers and railroad men, ar
rived Yesterday afternoon by the steamer
Ariel from Old Point on brief visit TO THIS
city, and were quar'ered at the Excpange.
Last evening they were entertained py Mr'
II. c. Parsons vlce-president OF the hlcn'
mond and Allegheny Railroad Company, at
the Westmoreland Club, and they VIII re.
turn 10 Norfolk this afternoon on special
train, reaching Norfolk about 1880 L. Nj.
On Thursday they will attend the exercises
at Hampton Normal Academy, aud The next
day return TO Boston.
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En- ROUTE FOR QUsENsTowN.-A letter
from W. II. Stanford, Esq, Of the Old Do
minion Steamship Company, New York, 10
Messrs. &. w. Allen & Co., agents OF the
same company in this city. states that the SIX
boxes OF clothing sent hence on the 9TH
instant for the destitute Of LELAND have
been delivered to the National Line steamer
HeIyetia for transportation to Queenstown,
and that there were no charges for transfer
from one steamer to the other in New York,
" Captain King doing the work gratis"
The Helvetia sailed on Saturday tue 18th
instant.
There will be several other boxes OF cloth.
ing--tbe contributions OF St. Patrlck's
church-ready for shipment for the same
destination in few days.
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POSTAGE on CRCuLAR-LETTERs.-A firm
in this city, wishing to notify various parties
.is,aeBied 10 them OF the amounts OF their
respective obligations. caused form OF let
ter to be autographed, in which the place
of payment, date Of maturity, amount OF
obligation, etc., were left blank to be filled
ont with writing. AS this "filling" would
be different in each letter, the postmaster here
thought that the matter would be Gin the
nature Of q personal correspondence" and
therefore subject to letter-rates OF postage.
The firm referred the question to the Post
master-General, with specimen copy OF
the proposed circular or letter, aod lew
days ago Colonel Forbes was notified that
the "specimen appears to be 'reproduc-
ton by process, or kindred process, re-
ferred to in ruling 10, page 600. United
States Official Postal Guide for January,
1880; and il so, is entitled to pass 10 the
mails at rules and rates for thiId.class mat
ter "-viz., one cent for each two ounces or
less, unsesled. This ruling OF the Depart
ment is OF considerable interest to the busi-
ness community.
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THE PRoIRACTED DROUGHT-ITs EXTENT
AND CoNsEoUENCES.-The very protrscted
drought, from which the planters and others
OF this section are now suffering has not
only grown TO be disa2reeable in the ex-
treme, but its general effects on the gardens
and growing crops begin TO create wide
spread alarm. It's extent and the conse-
queDtial damage incidental thereto can be
best cleaned from perusal OF the follow.
ing lines written from actual observation,
and from conversation had with reliable
gentlemen from various sections OF the
State:
There has only fallen LOS inches OF rain
since the 9th Of March. and on that day less
than an inch fell. During the month Of
April there was LOG, and this month so far
only 0.03. 1t can thus be readily seen how
very dry and dusty everything in the coun-
try must be.
The wheat. which until receitly was
looking we'll and promising, fine crop
having come 10 the boot, and much OF II
heading finely, has in most soils suddenly
ceased growing, and is drying up and turn.
ing yellow, as just before harvest. 1t is
impossible now for the spring oats to make
a crop, and in many places they are an en-
tire failure. As for corn. what had been
planted, II III came up aI all, DaTely appears
above the ground. Indeed, in some places
persons have bad to stop planting, because
the ground was too dry and bard to plough.
The hay will scarcely make half crop, if
that much, and the pastures are drying up
as il blight had passed over them.
This is the ease for radius Of good
many miles around the city, and to con-
siderable extent all over the eastern portion
OF the State. 1t is true that timely rain
and good season might save much OF the
wheat and put the corn far forward, but if
it does not speedily come the results will in
the localities described be very dire. We
have kept our readers advised as to the con-
dition and prospects OF the tobacco crop.
AS stated above, the information given
has been obtained from gentlemen recently
visiting the city from various sections OF the
State, and also from residents Of the city
who have been through the country; and
that it is not overdrawn we refer to the
mary visitors now in the city. The out
look for the farmers in this vicinity IS
gloomy in the extreme.
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FIRES Yesterday morning
aoout $50 O'Clock an alarm Of fire was
sounded from Station 4, Third police district
headquarters, caused by the explosion OF an
oil.lamp at No. 6 west Broad street, occu-
MED by c. Z. Anderson as drugstore, and
owned by the Rutherford estate. The
furniture was damaged TO the extent OF
S25, and the building about the same
amount. No Insurance on stock or furni-
ture.
Between and 2 O'Clock yesterday alter
noon lof OF straw and hay in one OF the
stalls at Barnes's stable on Tenth street
near Cary took fire accidentally. Hosemen
Lowe, OF No. 6, and COttreIl, OF No. 2, put
out the fire without turning in an alarm.
Loss trIflDg.
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MEMORIAL DAY.-To-day will be observed
by both the Hollywood and Hebrew Memo
rial Associations in the decoration OF tbe
graves OF the Confederate dead at each OF
those silent cities Of the dead. After II
O'Clock the city Offices and public schools
will be closed. In the evening the t1rs,
Virginia regiment will visit Hollywood. II
il hoped that the turnout ut each OF the
cemeteries will be large, and that the tribute
paid the fallen sons OF the Confederacy VIII
be such as their devotion to principle de-
serves and proper regard for the nemorl'
of a cause which though lost Is sun kind,
" remembered should call forth. After
O'clock T.. NJ. no vehicles will be allowed 10
the cemetery. This will add greatly both t'
the safety and comfort OF the occasion. Con
tributions OF flowers ale respecuuhy son
cited and will be properly distributor.
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BEN EFA I X L ) ) .

Just open the door for her, and Mrs. Wiasow WIZ
nroye the nercan Eicrence Nlgniinsnie OF tho
Nursery Os his we 50 sure that va VIII teach
our =. susymi TO say - a Jaessing on Mrs. Winso~"
tor helping her TO snTsivs sni escape The gripping.
colickinI. aud teeihiDs siege. MRS. SiSsLoWS
SOOTHING sYRUg' -slieyts The child from pain.
and cures dysenters and drrh1a IL softens 'ho
gums, reduces inf4.nznaion- cures "ind-sohe' ass
carries the nfant sAfeiy through The lse'ihnE
n perroesas precisely what Z. processes 20 performs
every rar, OF it-aothing less. We have neyesseen
Mrs. yginslow-xaow her only through ihe fsepara-
iion Of her 'ssothing Syrup fos Children tee'a-
Ing, II we bad yhe power we would make ser, as
she y, physsai savior to the tfsnt race. sold oy
all gruggists- a6 cents bottle. de e3~ooi"
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SINMIR EESpRIS.

EAUQUIER WHITE 5 u LIP III u II
IT SPRINGS This famous SUMNER RESORT
Will be reopened JUNE lOTH under the mansee-
Washington, u. &. The finest hotel In the south,
with all modern improvements lhrout hout, inclu-
dug hot ami cold bath convenience on each moor
electric be,ls. and gas.
The medicinal properties Of the water are re-
nosned for their eff scy Ia dyspepsia dropsy, and
al malsrial afec ions.
Board per day. s2 10 SO, sccordiog TO location Of
loom: pef week. xl2iO SIS.
For further Information address National Hotel
prior 10 June 10Th: sub. equent, 10 White sulphur
Springs. Fsuquter county. Va. my lS-2m
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PERSONAL BRIEF ITEMS. Mr.. Alexander
HierholZer desires it to be stated that he is
not candidate for Alderman, and would
not serve II elected.
Ia the report Of the elections Tor the
Daughter OF the Regiment, the name OF
Miss Marie Boudar was omitted. she was
elected on Friday night. Mr.. j. Taylor
stration presented the badge In very nap
py manner. :. ..,o o;,,
Major Fred. Handy arrived in sthe city
last night from Washington.
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tPARArIvE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
r------ TIfth EWWIHJ -
MAY II, May 10, May 8, May 10.
1878. 1879. 1850: 1850;
W. c. W. G.. ". e. W. &.
Ill Is 22 16 10 Is 16 Is
q 2 o z 2 U i

Mean temperature for the week ending
Nav s, s0.5,; mean temperature for the
week ending May Is, 1910.
Amount OF rainfall for the week ending
May 8, O.03 inches; amount OF rainfall Tor
the week ending May 10, 600 inches.
Population OF city estimated at $4,000,
white, 10000; colored, 3l,oO0. Rate oil
mortality OF whole population was 2O:25 per
1000 per annum; rate OF mortality OF whlte
population was 1903 per 1000 per ahhum
rate of mortality Of colored population was
%. .94 per 1000 per annum.
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ANOTHER N0vELTY.-The Young ladies' OF
Broad.street Methodist church will hold .
Dairymsids' reception next Tuesday and
wednesday nights. The entertainment
promises to be one OF the most novel and
pleasant giver 10 the city for a long iime'
The programme will be hereafter an
n0unced.
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The anpraDriations have been:

II was stated in the last arnual repoi,,
thai 10 = complete the estimate there shonlu
hs vel nroyided SlsS,OOO. Dedueting Inc
snn,, ,nr;ation OF March 3, 1879. there wou'o
Ser rsr ,;p Jp siI8,OOO. 1t was found necessary
oD :, r,"rse IA" the Dutch Gap cutoff beyond TIE
~ a,;,ina, es'n cxnectation. and the necessity o,
nagyeased 0,Ige,se depth over the shoals below lha
,nJ,."d nin, led Ia an increase OF the estimate ''
| Art 900
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The EptscOpaI Council.

The Council OF the Protestant Episcopal
Church in the Diocese OF Virginia viii as
semble In annual session in st. PauPs
church. Petersburg, to-day. Right Rev.
Francis McNetce Whittle, ID. D., Bishop OF
the Diocese, will preside.
The Council will meet at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
The opening sermon will be delivered by
Rev. i. B. Mcclure, OF King George Court
house. As usual, the Holy Communion will
he administered to the clergy and lay dele
gates. 49,.
AT the conclusion OF divine service the
CounciI will be called TO order and organ
ized for business, and the announcements
OF the standing committees q the diocese
,or the ensuing year will be made by the
Bishop.
Commencing this morning and contlnu-
inc, during the week, divine service VIII De
held at ST. Paui's church daily at Gt O'Clock
p. II.
At Grace church divine service will he
held Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday
mornings at 65 o'clock.
At 81. Johns church divine service wiz
be held to- night and every night during tEf
week at o'clock.
On Sunday morning next Bishop Whlttt
will administer the rite OF c0nhrmatione a
-. Johns church. Efe will also during th'
session of the Council confirm a class &c st
Stephens church.
Among the Richmond delegates TO whom
homes have been assigned are Rev. lrfs. y
| @ Armstrong, Charles Mlnnigerode, Y. ID
Dashiell. William Norwood, JoshUs Peter
kin, A. w. Weddell, Reys. X. ). Barrett
II NJ. Jackson, j. e.. Norwood, PIKE
Powers. and G. :. Sprigg; and lac follow
ing lay delegates: David Bfidges Jonn II
Claiborne, Charles f.. Cosby, j. Il. f9weh
William IL. Powers, Z. A. Rob-ason' Jamt'
W. Shields, Charles q. SbaieF. ana Jame
| . Rankenship, from Manchester.
,rhe Council will be In session all IA
week. The proceedings WIZ be OF unasaa
Interest, and a number OF DISTINGUISHES,
wisitino elergymen and Others are expected
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Box.sHgEr OPEN The box-sheet viii be
onen M G. r. Johnston's tomorrow tfhurs-
dayl morning at o O'Clock for the sale OF re-
served seats to Piaafore. As large de-
mand FOR choice seats is anticipated, the
same plan will DO adopIed rs ai the SAFE oi
seats Tor the Abbott Opera performance
that is, buyers will fall into line IN tns order @
~ their arrival, and be served accordingly,
No entry.lst will be made. The opera VIII
he given on the flights oI May Ala, ao'h'
10th, and 28lh.
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CoSylcr RECEIVED Tayor tcflor.
ed). recently convicted in the Circuit Court
Of surry county OF murder In the second
degree, aud sentenced to fifteen yeas In the
peni:entiary, was received at th't institu'
ton yesterday.
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POLICE COURT. AT the Police Court yes
terday morning Raphael Banfautafe was
nned $40 for assauIting, striking, aud
threatening 10 shoot Gabriel Carter.
James Harris was tined SO for creating
disturbance at The West-End Park.
a ba'f-dozen persons were arrested for
being drunk. They were discharged at the
station-bouscs.
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Ag.kSOS SALES THIS DAH.

az On stl saIes OF Real Estdfs nsaae ossesS
!hs presswt vsar kars TO bspaif hs tAs yuycAassS.
On alL soles mode bef1ssntAs lst ~ !slH and -
tia wear fhs taxss h0vs to bs pdtd bv shs sstee
Tins custom WAS adopted about 1fteen year. ~
by sl the real estate agents In Richmond, ana ~
pli % TO Richmond ard vieinity.l'
JSO. P..LAu6HTOS, JR., 10 4. NJ, rene raj stock
OF family grocsf,es and s,ote-nxsurts al No. oos
east Mprshall street.
PAINE 4 NOwIlN, 10 A. NJ, straw ecods' oooss
and shoes, sc.
RICHMOND uAZAAR, 10 A. NJ. fourteen horses.
tieht larse-sfxe mues, boggies, phseions, wagons
cartr. Ac.
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THE CLAY WARD AcrIvEs.-The meeting
on Monday night was pleasant ana en-. M
ave brought out an opposition ticket the !,
club will have to renew Its efforts. IL IL
one OF the most efficient clubs In the CITY,
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flESRIc0 CoUSTY itDrRr.-The Hcpric0
County Court Judge Wuddell presiding
was in session yesterday short while, and
adjourned for The term. The test case of j.
M. Weber, a sewIDg-wachine agent. was de-
cldeG In favor Of the Commonwealth. and
an appeal was taken 10 the CiIcuit Court.
The facts 10 the case appeared in the Dis
patch last week.
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UORSES. MILES. &c.
EOR SALE PRIVATELY Ec
L Al NIS
RICHMOND BAZAAR.

We have for sale
No. !. ONE PAIR LARGE BROWN HORSES, 16
hands inch, 6se and six years, bred in
Kentucky; very stylish. aud perfectly gen
ie In single aDd double harness.
NO. Z. ONE PAIR BAY HORSES, l0 hands, FIVE
anl six years. bred IN Kentucky; very
d5nsb, rich bays; can ir0t In 3x minutes,
agd perfectly g.nte.
No. 8. ONE PAIR ThOgDUGHBRED MARES,
seven years, very stylisb. 5k hands; can
De driven ssrgie or double by a lady. Thee
mares were rsised by John Is. Davis. ESQ.
No. "A. On PAlR HAMBLE1 1ONlANS, rich ts, :,
10 hands: perfectly gentle: work in single
ant double harness very handsome, and
were raised by John e. Davis, E'q.
Psriifs wanting Brst-eisss stock should call aud
saeGine ~ n Is not often that such stock Is offered.
.selsln g. =. ALLEN VIII lake pleasure In show
. .ns lht above stock my ls-6t
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Pao BoYo PUBLIco.-on auu ,1.Dny m,, viii be
the schedule Of the city RAILWAY y!r,,, MI ieaye w
changed. The last through cal Returning.
Morton's Garden at S:i2 /; d.; Ns'N'"''
~ nm leave Rockets at 9:32 r. NJ
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NOV IS YOUR CHANCE TO IN
~ SET sOME or KEATUCKY's Bt ST [r<A
vvOhblNED SADDLE. AND II HAKNFsS. HOKsES.
~ a.s., es select from ts stock THREE PAIRS OF
"a "a Chbs. We can fgrni-h pedigrtes Of most Of
"a n', 70 X and several VERY FAST HORSES can
Il. l.. BARNES a CO.,
N0f. Ia s0nth Tenlh street and
ny iSzt 9l2 east Cary street.
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MORTUARY REPORT for the week ending
May Is, 1880:
CauSe Of Death: Angina pectoris,
white; Brghl's disease, co0red; burns,
colored; cancer, white; cancrum orlS,
colored; cirrhosis OF liver, white; con-
gestion Of the brain, white; consumption,
3 white, 3 colOred; convulsi0ns Gnfanlile)'
coloreG; dropsy. l coored epilepsy,
white; fever (typho. .malarial, | colored ;
heart-distase, . white, | cOlOred; hemor-
rhlge (umhiica!). colOred; hydrocephaius,
| white: Inflammation OF bowels, l white
marasmus. white; old age, white; pa
ralysis, l colored; pneumonia. l white
tuberculosis, | cOlOred; unknown, l col
ored. Whole number OF deaths in the city
exclusive Of stil-births, 81. St'lt6uthS
One male, coIored. Age: One day tc
thirty. / white. coored-tOtal, 8; six
months to twelve, white; one year to
three. | white, cOlored-total, 2; three
yca,s TO five. white; five years to ten,
colorcd; twenty years TO thirty, 8 white,
colored-total, 4; thirty years to forty,
colored: forty years to fifty, white, = col
ored-tCtal, G fifty years to sixty, white,
colored-total, 3; sixty years to seventy,
white. colored-total, . seventy years to
eighty, white, cOlOred-total. =; eighty
year, 10 ninety, white; unknown. white,
/ colored-tOtal, 2. Condition: Single,
white, 8 colored-total, Il; married,
white, colored-tota, I; widows, 5whltee,
. colored-total, :. Nativity: Richmond,
IA: other parts OF the United States, IL
England, /; Germany, l; Ireland,2 2. 10,
cai,ty: City at large, 1 white; Marshall
Ward, white, colored-total, G; Jefferson
Ward, . white, colored- total, 4; Madison
Ward, white, colored-total, 4; Monroe
Ward, / white, colored-total, 3; Clay
Ward, white; Jackson Ward, white, 4
coIored-total, 5; almshouse, white, col
ored-total. 4. By ,chom Certified Regu'
lar practitioners, 1G white, l3 colored-
total, %; Board OF Health, . cclored.
COMPARATIVE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
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LOST. sTRAYED AND STOLEN.

TAKEN UP On MAYFlELD lEs::S
Il FARM. two mies from Richmond, on III
The Broad-Sircet road, on SUNDAY. 9Th. a WHITE
COW. The osner vii come forward pay charges.
and take he- aSsy. THOMAS DIGCS.
my IS-lt
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OrFIcg or A. a.saKsxco..


CL0rHIEBs AND TAILoRs
1913 Main street, opposite Post.Onice.
RICHMOND, May ls, 1880. ]
To the Members Of the Convention
Gentlemen.-We beg to say we are not candida,, .
nor in any wise responsible for our friends, who
Will present our nan cs to your honorable body as
the popular representatives, st ge to send 10 Gin.
cinnati. Our business (which has increased each
year since our opening h.re) requires every mo-
menrs attention.. and conpel5 US reluctantly 10
dtc'tne The profferea honor.
With besta,snrauces. &C.,
We are ysur obcLient servants,
A. SAKs & Co.
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OUR FOREIGN TRADE. The Norwegian
bark Azor, Thomasen master, entered al
the custom-house yesterday from new
York 70 load merchandise for Brazii.
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NOTICE.-I shall apply TO the Board OF
~ D,rectors of the Richmond and Danyille Rail-
road Con pany for the RENEWAL OF CERTIFI-
CATE No. -, dated December 5, 1851, for ONE
SHARE OF >'rOt X in said company standing in
The name of thomas Cheatham, the original having
6tea lost or misiaid.
W. 4. WILSON. Executor of
apI4-X2m Thomas Chealham. deceased.
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WOO. wANTED.-We will pay the
~ highest markei-price for WOOL. sur
country friends may rely upon full prces and
rrompi rcmi iance for all wool seat To us.
POWERS, BLAIR & co.
my 1-dotawJw.sW6i&w ]
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A uOMELY oLD-FAsHl0SED PERFUME is Law
ender, vet delightfully."- refreshing and inyigorating.
It can be found In no purer form than IN j. & T..
Al lKINsON's genuine llitchan Lavender.
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DICHMOND CITY RAILWAY.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

On and amer WEDNESDAY. May te, isso, w
h. A THlOtJGH srREET-cAR will leave Moftons
49, m xsservoir street. at s,A2 Z. NJ. returning
wnl leave Rockets al e;Sx t;w::ov =; MOI ToS.
ny l0.St "s
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WEATHER REposr

INDICATIONS ron To-DAY.--For the Mid
die Atlantic States. stationary followed by
falling barometer, stationary or higher tenn
perature, and clear or partly cloudy weather.
The WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
very warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 \. NJ. G8 /;
. A. NJ, so; noon. 90; p. NJ, 95; T..
~, IS; midnight. so.
Mean temperature. S3t.
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SEE he NEW GOODS al LEVY BROTHERS,.
The largest stock of MADRAS GISGHAMs In The
city.
The largest stock Of LAWNS IN tie city.
The largest stock of PERCALEs In The city.
The largest stock Of ToRCHoS LACEs in the city.
The largest stock Of HAMBURG EDGISGs and ls-
SETTINGS In the city.
The largest stock OF PARAsOLS and UMBRELLAS
In the city
hose IN the city.
The largest stock Of FANS in the city.
BEsURE TO CALL on LEVY BROTHERS. They
show the largest best assorted and cheapest stock
of DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, and MOTIONS In
this city.
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HAVING QUALIFIED AS THE Exc
IL CIirOR OF ALBER II. STRiNGER, deceased,
/ ,h.ll make application 10 the Richmond aud Dan.
Vile Railroad Company for The RENEWAL of
ONE SHARE OF IFS STOCK standing in his
name. dated the 22d October, 1851, the original
scrip having been lost or mislaid. -
Il. +. STRINGER,
nv 5.W2m Executor OF A. II. Sirisgcr.
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TOR RENT

DOR RENT, TWO OF THE INCEST -
Il NEWLY-CONS TRu CTED BRICK III
DWfLLINGs on Church Hill. Water, with baih
closets, 6c.; In perfect order; IRON verandas each
las seven rooms, gas, &c. Rent very moderate.
my 1885, ROBERT Y. LI = +.
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A LARGE NUMBER OF COOKS,
n WALTERS. AND OTHER EXPERIENCED
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