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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-19

PEasONAL-BRIEY ITENs.-Mr. w. F.
Drinkard has gone TO Cincinnati TO repre-,
sent this paper.
Messrs. John r. Davis, formerly Of Com.
pany Ii, First Virginia regiment. and af.
terwards OF the Confederate steamer Flo
rida, and Henry Benson, of the Old Gov
ernor's Guard-both now OF New York
are in the city.
The ladies' Of Centenary church have de-
cided not TO have the moonlight excursion
which they had proposed should take place
on the night Of Tuesday. June 22d.,
Mr. Robert Harvey, an old and we'll
known citizen, is lying extremely Ill at his
residence near the city. ~
The following conyicts were received at
the pcnitentary yesterday: Phillip John
son (colored), from Buckingham, for two
years. for house breaking and larceny; Os-
car Lifteton (colored). from Rappahannock
county, for three years for the same offence.
Major w. j. johnson and lady are re.
ported at the Healing Springs.
A slide in Big-Sandy tunnel has detained
the passenger train which left the city
Thursday night. Nobody hurt.
ADont fifty young schoolgirls and misses
from Columbia Is. C.) and vicinity passed
through The city yesterday morning per the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad en- route for Washington.
Hon. Joseph Jorgensen passed through
the city last night en- route for Petersburg
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SATURDAY-NIGHT ExCURsIoN.-The eie-
CANT and spacious steamer Ariel will leave
for Old Point and Norfolk tonight 1T 8
O'Clock, and arrive at Old Point at A. NJ.
and Norfolk at O'Clock A. NJ. Tomorrow.
Returning will leave Norfolk ut l j. NJ.
and Old Point at p. 81, and reach Rich
mond at 10 O'Clock Sunday night. Fare for
the round trip 30 cents; comfortable cots
free OF charge. Refreshments at city prices.
No time lost from business. 1t is expected
that many persons will tonight avail them
selve. OF this cheap method OF paying q
trip 10 the cities by the sea.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-19

POLICE COURT.-Tbe following cases were
disposed OF at the Police Court yesterday by
Acting Polce-Justice j. j. CrUtchteld:
Henry Bell (coloredl, for assaulting and
beating Thomas Roberts in the market
house during market hours. was fined 81.
John w. Smoot, for being drunk and dis
orderly, was fined 81.
Thomas Taylor tcoIored), for being drunk
and lying on the public street, was fined 81.
David Wilder, for being drunk, was dis
charged.
George II. Lafong. for being disorderly
and creating disturbance, was fined 90.
Susan Morris (colored). for unlawfuly
stealing one silver watch Of the value OF rs
from Isaac Clements, was discharged.
George Taylor (colored), for stealing d
silver watch from SusIn Morris. Not guilty.
Edward Lamond, charged with being a
fugitive from justice from Caroline county,
was turned over to the authorities OF that
county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-19

RECEPTION AND BANQUET Last night at
7 O'Clock Rescue Council. No. l, OF Junior
Order OF United American Mechanics !;
Stonewall, No. 2, and Virginia, No. o, OF
Petersburg, met at TboE's Hall and pro-
ceeded to the st. Charles hotel, where the
National Council was taken in charge, ana,
headed by band OF music, escorted 10
West. End Hall. where reception ana pan
ouet was rendered them. There was an
abundance OF fluid and solid refreshment,,
and toasts, sentiments, fraternai ieeiing ,anu
aoo6 cheer we're the order of the evening.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-19

OFrICE.s ELscTED.-Richmond CON-
msndery, knights Templar, has elected the
following officers for the ensuing term
William r. Allen. commander; !. ). rover,
generali.simo; j. Thompson Brown, cap
tain general; John +. Mayer, pre'ate w.
N. Evans. senior warden; nj. W. 1arr'ns-
ton, Junior warden; X. Il. Macomper, ifGa'
surer; c. r. Danfortb, recorder j. H.
Capers, standard-bearer; W. W. 0osaen,
sword.bearer; A. X. Courtney, warden ;
William Krause, steward; Thomas Angel
captsin OF guard.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-19

City Conncu.-A regular meeting Of the
City Council was held last night. The fol-
lowing members were present: Messrs.
Perdue (presidept), Gibbs, Patteson, Cen
try, Ballowe, Walker, w. Z. Perdue, Nun
nalIy, Royal, Sims, and Sbotwell.
A communication was received from the
Mayor recommending the appropriation
OF money for the relief Of two very desti-
tute persons residing in the First Ward.
Ten dollars were appropriated for this pur-
pose.
A resolution was adopted authorizing the
Cemetery Committee to engage two labor
ers to work at Maury cemetery.
The following resolution was presented
by the Ordinance Committee, through MIR.
Royal, chairman:
Resolved, That G. c. McRse be, and is
hereby, instructed TO revise the city ordi-
nances, and frame such ordinances as he
thinks will promote the best interests OF the
city, and for such services he shall receive
800.
Adopted.
The official bonds OF the Treasurer and
City Sergeant were approved-the former
for $50, 900 and the latter for $4,000.
A petition was received from Mr.. Will
liam st. Paul Pulliam asking TO be relieved
from the payment of certain taxes, amount
ing in the aggregate 10 1900. The matter
was referred to the Finance Committee.
Adjourned.
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For OLD POINT, NORFOLK, AND OCEAN
VIEw.-The steamer j. Il. schuyler VIII
leave its wharf at Rockets Tonight at .
O'Clock for Old Point and Norfolk, reach
ing Norfolk early tomorrow morning, ana
will return to the city tomorrow night AT y
O'Clock. Persons wishing to 20 to ocean
View from Norfolk can get round-trlp
tickets from Norfolk by street-cars and rail-
road for tbirty-fve cents. Tickets for sale
at shc gioa,ner's Wharf, Pockeits. This is
& cheap aad pleasant trip, and viii no douot
be undertaken by many.
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PYTHIAN ELECTIoH.-At regular meet.
ing Of Hines Lodge, No. II, hnignts OIL
YvtbIas. held last night, the following ofh-
GERS were elected for the ensuing term: 5.
s. Paiteson, p. G.. James l.. Apperson, z.
C.: II. w. Shelton. v. e.; George c. Jei-
ferson, prelate w. II. Cardozo twelfth
timeh NJ. OF Ex.; #. l.. Courtney, N. o.
r.: r. s. Denny, X. Of r. and s.; x. 3
Cox, M. at A.; ~. II. Southall, ]. d.; q
w. Smoot, o. q.
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SPECIAL EXCURSION TO Box AIR.-The
Richmond and Danvile Railroad Company
will run special excursion train to Bon
Air Monday. The train Will leave Rich
mond at o'clock in the afternoon and VIII
return at $50 =. NJ. Excellent music Will
be on band, and pleasant time may be an.
ticipated. Fare for the round trip only 20
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The CHEAPEST YEr.-Altentlon IS called
10 the excursion uid the chesapeake anu
Unr ouar Courfbo,Ise, on Saturday, July 10th.
% Eree admission to the spacious grounds,
with tb its beautiful lake, shady grove, pavil'
W. WV" Go Fare for the round trip, thirty
,vm, .an,. Trains leave the city at 8 A. NJ. and
N and arrive In Richmond At 1880
What more fun can man wish than
~. ~ sor the small sum Of thirty cenAt
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Graves, Willie Burton, James Lewis, Allie
Wells, Oscar OVERLY, Hammond Fisher,
Mamie Kuorr, Ada Amos, MIttie Walker.
Second Class Rosa Burton, Lille Bishop,
George Mccullough. Maggie Brown. VIII
lie Bolar, Ollie Elder, Willie Mitchell, R0.
bert Baugh. Arthur Waugh, Terry Totty,
Pearl Mathews, BurIey Anderson, Walter
WIlkerson. f.4,e. esT E
The following scholars OF the primary
school deserve special mention for punctual
attendance, good department. and progress
In studies Rosa Burton. Maggie Brown,
Birdie Farrar, Hattie King, Katie McCul-
lougb, Minnie Knorr, George Mccullough,
Hottie Goolsby, Florence Leonard, Mittie
Walker, Ollie Elder. Henry Buell., Morton
Graves. Terry Totty, ChastaIn Higgins,
Douglas Sharp, Willie Blankenship.
The female scholars OF Mr. Morrissette's
school did not compete for the medals.
Maggie Noud, Minnie Walden, Willie Ma
thews, and Frank Dunford, OF the High
school, were present every day during tue
session. The scholars Of School No. are
promoted to the High school, and those In
the first classes in the other scs0ols are pro-
NOTED grade higher.
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AUCTEON SALES THIS DAY.

sf- On all saLes or Rsat Estdts mad: oets.n
t4s Ist Of Jo7sudry md lost OF June me tdIssIo,
~ ,rsssnt usar haze TO be paid by the p~rchdSes
n, ni saIss made bst1seT the lst OF July ana 80
ths usar the tarss hare TO be paid by fhs ssttss
rThis custe,a was adopted sbont nlteen years AE'
niies To Etchnead and viciustyJ
T THOMPSON BROWN. 9 z. NJ, two Trance
dwelling houses, 10 be removed
T. iB. DAVIS. at 10 O'Clock sixteen No, 5oonl
hors%t mules, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-19

BILIOUS, REMITTRNT-, AND INTERMITTENT
FEvERs, which prevail In miasmaic districts
through the summer and autumn, are Invariably ac-
compauied by arrangements Of the Stomach and
Liver. There Is always weak ness OF the stomach
and iorpor Of the bowels. DIR. TUFTS LIVER PILLS
ere necuIiarly adapied TO such cases.
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CEASONABLE GOODS.

- rIy.FANs, BRUSHES. AMI TRAPS,
ICE-cREAM EREFZEEs,
W.rER.COOLERs and WIRE COVERS,
PLATED ICE-PirCBsks.
A sew more REFRIGERAfoRs,t to be ciosesA CUT
regardless OF cost. . -.
The ,arxes, stock OF DINNER, TEN. and
roIT .ET.sETs 10 be foand In the city 40 lowest
hgures. n.,, errx
special bargains IN VASES CABINET stTs'
and FANCY GOODS generally.
~" n. B. TAYLOR.
ION Main strsss.
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TUE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ. o. ;
A. NJ, &c; noon. SO; p. n. 65; 6 z.
NJ. 80; midnight. 20.
Mean temperature. 764.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-19

NJ. ELLYsoS q co.. advertising agents, insert ad
vertisements In all OF the newspapers o! TIE unlet
stses at publishers rates. Orders left at the De
match countins-room will receive prsInps s'1en
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CpoCnERY GLASSWARE. sr.

lust RECEIVED, A CRATE Or
d sOIIP.TURGENs from England a large stock
OF DECoRATED CHAMBER SEE, sot,s TTsry T1yy
nrsitv few srgly ones 4; = great varsity OF lin
pFTS. . ooO MILK PANS, slightly damaged.
Sah carry AZ" H. II. WALLACE,
-, No AOs Rruad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-19

SEND TO 4. II. RoBINs's APO rHEcARY, second
between Clay and Leigh streets, for all Medicines
or anything else In the drug line advertised In hls
paper. II viii save time aud trouble and Insure you
drst-class and genuine articles.
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DATAPsCO INSTITUTE.

MISS sARAH N. RANDOLPH, OF Fdgs , ~, ~,
yn,,n~ Z Isd,es ana Children will opsn sEpTknhLn
iSTM Il offers unusual facilities TOR nnl:ne1 ~
es,ion. FOR Circulars. addrsss the Princins', a =
ssnsco institute, Ellicott CITY, Mo- " Ao'A"
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IN EAnvrR1rssMENro OF ConEN BRorHERs

IN THE ApveRTIsEMENTo or COHEN BROTHERS
to-day will be found many aud great inducements to
dry goods purchasers The readers will not merely
find them paper, but may rely that the value sf
the goods Is slated perfectly correct and that they
will be sold az advertised. II Is not their intention
to advertise FOR the purpose of mere attraction, but
to use this medium OF advertising asa mode OF In
forming their patrons Of the various successful
purchases.
They regret that SPACE does not pcrmit them TO
publish al the various "a, gains they have TO oE:r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-19

see LEVY BROTHERS, stock OF Drilings' Tweeds,
Casslmeres, COtionades, Cheviols' fiannes, ahd
t;entlemen's Furnishing Goods.
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FOR RENT.

nor RENT, FRAME TWO-STORY Gs'
II EIGHT-ROOH COTTAGE DWELLlN NJ Al1
Kitchen, gas &C.; Fifth street between Main ana
Cary. t400. ,,,,,-,,x,o -, .ou
rooms; double tilehsn, de.; just painted anu re-
n.ired: Firhteenth street between Grace and Broad
ssWtIL BRICK TENEMENTS on Twsnty-ffih II
street near Marshall; four rooms, &C. Price only
'tTIikEE NICE ROOMS (eosnectedl, with water
&C., Browns cigar store. Ninth street opposite
Bs nt street. 400 Ier yoar.
THREE ROOMS tcosnectedI. over Crenshaw';
machine. once, Ninth street opposite Bank street
stTyu stT0uP RENT. TWO FLOORS over Tyler's grocery
store, bI2 Marshall street; six rooms, watef' gas
&c; y|pV Sr. ROOMS over sinton's hardware
s,ar. an Main street, at % each.
All of the above are In good order or will be pu
All" ROBERT B. LYME.
'o;;.,oet Real Estate Agent.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS fOR To-DAY.-For the Mid.
die Atlantic States, slightly warmer. clear,
or partly cloudy weather. light, variable
winds, generally shifting to souheasterly,
and nearly stationary barometer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-19

HAVE ANALYzED THE WHIsKEY known un-
der the brand of - BSeect." controlled by Messrs.
WALTER ID. BLAIR & CO., Richmond, Va, and
find 1t free from JusiloH and other impurities,
and recommend its use for medicinal and family
purposes. j. B. MCCAw, NJ. d.,
Late Professor OF Chemistry,
Medical College ofFrginia.
Joou1ru 1870
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NEW CHINA GOODS.

DFCoRATED TEA-SKfs:
nEC0RATED DEsSEkf.sETsi
nrcoRATED BERRy-sEts;
DECORATED CuAMhkR ssTSi,,
DETORATED fLOWEk.HVLDEhs. A..
wi. n POSES, WATEt-CsktLGkS !new ue
smsi IcE.CREAM fREEzFxs Lcek esfof'
Sayias al new xsods, GEORGE 6ibwST;N s,rsst S,rt
Hp26 AsV'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-19

READYMADE DRESSES, ULsrERs, and USDER-
WEAR, tor ladies'; TRUNKS, sATcHELs' ana BAGS
nj Levy BROTHERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-19

RICHMOND FEMALE SENISARY.-The clos
inc exercises Of this institution IS. Ill.
Powell rrncipal will take place this eve
ming at 7 O'Clock.
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BODY, BRAIN, NERVE FOOD.
Coden's LIEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT BEEy
gives health, strength, and nerve force.
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= HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE

DRINK.
DIR. VI. II. HENRY, the widely known and emil
nent family physician OF New York. says:
"Ilorsford's Acid Phosphate possesses claims as 4
beverage beyond anything know of In the form OF
medicine, and in nervous diseases | know OF nc
preparation 10 equal It,"
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Buy your DRY GOODS. &C.. OF LEVY BROTHER
store onencd AZ {; A. NJ. and closed at II. VI.
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EDUCATIONAL.
UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
sTAUNTON, VA.
MISS MARY ). BALDWIN, PRINCIPAL.
EDUCATIONAL.

This Institution continues 10 increase In prosper
iv from year 10 year Ii offers superior advantages
In location In its buildings aud eroands; ~ ~.
general appointments and sanitary
i,s unsurpassed advantages In music, modern lan,
gaases eIocution. fine arts. physical culture anu
nsiructIon ip the theory and practice OF cooslns
10 efforts made 70 secure health, COM
fort and happiness; It's opposition 10
lis "a apdard OF solid scholarship. r,., xo~
..,s,osnss fyf nu.s p"' je l6.2m
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SEVEN O'CLoCK.-LEvY BROTHERS VIII clos
their store on and after this date at O'CLOCK.
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LEVY BROTHERS viii close their store from TIL
date mill further notice at 7 O'CLOCK.
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bnudry l3. 1872.

I" You may break, you may shatter the vase II you
Will,
But the scent OF The roses win cling round Ii stiil"
was written In spirit prophetic Of j. 4 r. ATKIN-
SONS Extract OF " White Roses.
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THE ASYLUM CLASSES.

The silver medal for domestic economy Is
awarded TO Miss Maggie A. Burns.
Christian doctrine-First premium: Miss
Mary Mason. Second premium: Lizzie
Schwartz and Theresa Conway. Third
nremium: Miss Lizzie York.
Primary Class-Premiums Misses Agnes
Sims. Lizzie. Rourke, Josephine Burnett,
and Josie Walker.
First Glass English-Second premiums
Misses Annie Begley, Annie Bailey, Maggie
Burnes, Agnes Edwards, and Mary JaDe
Sullivan.
Premium for Improvement in penman-
ship: Miss Sarah Tennyson.
Fourth class-First premium: Miss Jen'
ME Moore. Second premium Maggie Bal
lev. Third premium: Sarah Cunning nam
Fifth class-Second premiums: Misses
Mary A. Finegan. Geneyeve ToDin, LiiEe
Moore, and Matte Finegan.
Special premium for arithmetic ana let'
{ r.wriling Ms, Genevieve Tobn. FOL
general industry and plain sewing-flrs'
nremiums Misses Mary V. Keesler, 10
hanna Parsons, Annie Bailey, ana Agne'
Edwards. Second premium: Miss Jennie
Moore. Third premiums: Mary Jane SUI
| liyan. Sarah Cunningham, Maggie Bahey
Annie Curry, Alice Clarke, ana Lizzi'
Schwartz. ~ ,..;o, De
For attention to domestic dutles-Pre
miums: Misses Annie Curry, Geneyiev'
Tobjn. Katie geeley, Hannah Feeley, The
resa Mason, and Lily Moore.
For improyementi in plain sewing: Mise
Mary Dobson, Sarah Teanyson, hate liar
ris, and Maggie Burps. ,,,..o
For going all through the primer Misse
IiIy Tobin. Jode Wall, and Mary Begley
For eating, sleeping, aud playing wen
I.ittIs Misses Mamie Wall and Cadie Waller
ltine.
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CTATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF
y TIE NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA. At
RICH OND, VA. At CLOSE OF BUSINESS
FRIDAY, llTu DAY 0FJUNE, 1880:
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LOST, sTRAYED AND STOLEN.

THE LADY WHO FO u ND THE
L POCKFT-BOOK containing small sum OF
~oney and several little rings In the Capitol square
Thursday evening Will confer great favor upoh
The owner by returning same 10 l19 Mayo street.
je l9-ltt
r OsT. ON SUNDAY NIGHT, between
/ yan,hIe and Grace streets on Twenty-nfth
street one GENTLEMAN'S GOLD PIN, with set:
A ,beral re ward will he paid II left at wood-ysrd
Corner Of Eighteenth aud Broad streets. Je 19-ltN
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PURCHASERS WANTED FOR BEST
pFs,r S0rEsT PINE and OAK WOOD. BEST
CiTMBERLAND COAL, BEST WEST VIRGINIA
.STPaM iOAI, S.P LATHROP.
De IA seventeenth street at draw-brid8e.
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IL GanIof0 Of psris, says: " In England Apolli-
naris Is called the Queen Of Table Waters" We
have improved upon this bon mot, and say, The
Queen of Table Waters-and the Table Water OF
Queens The Queen OF Spain on her way from
Vienna 10 MADRID would touch no other water.
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STATE EoF VIRGINIA. COUNTY OF HENRico, s.:
l. samuel A. Glover. cashier OF the above-named
hank do solemny that the above statement Is
true to tn. best of my knowledge and belief
:. 4. GLOVER. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18Th day
OF june, 1880. WILLIAM r. ALLfN.
Notsry Public.
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FROZEN PEACHES and CREAM at A. PIzzINI
RS, S07 east Broad street.
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nEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
X, TuT PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK AT
pI.tW0ND. IN THE STATE OF VIRGINIA,
At THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS JUNE IL, lbgO:
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FURNISHING UNDEnrAKEss.
vXyM. n. sUTHERLAND&SONsel
w yURNIsHING UNDERTAkEk..
~ 40. 10 MONTH liGnrn srnksT.

vursr.n urom pily attended TO IN city o. sousuys
~ ing our own CARRIAGES AND HkAnss.. ~ ~
arg prepared y attend funerals ! s's.STSWS1 ~
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CREAM for Sundays dessert OF following niyors
at PIZZIEI's:
PEACH, RASPBERRY, a.
VANILLA, STRAWBERRY,
CHOCOLATE.
ORASGE-WATER Ice.
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BANK srATEaKNrs.

DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
IL THE frssr !s TATIoNAx tt ~ sAEK AT FIGH
cSss sHsR; 81 81 H sHUsiaEss u ThE ii1I 81 II jJss.
1880: ~
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sUNDAY-sCHOOL PRIZES.

A silver medal for regular attendance al
Sunday school is equally merited by Misses
Katie Brown. Annie Landers, Mary Naugh'
ton. Fannie Bellam, Minnie Hogan. Eliza
Clay. Mary Byrne, Madeline Byrne, Ellen
Flnegan, Maggie Campbell, Rosa Holzbach
Mary Clay, and Florence Duke. Drawn by
Miss Maggie Campbell. Premiums in cate
chlsm: Misses Mary Coleman, Dora Bur
cess. and Bessie Alexander.
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FURNITURE.

EITRNITURE! FURNITURE LA
il offer for sale 200 suits OF Chamber furni- u
t1e I'm price from $23 TO 1900, from the best ~
manufactures Fast nd West, also OF nv own
make Together with a full line Of Psrlor, once and
Kitchen Furniture. and every article IN Inc fufnl-
lure line: also Cabinet Makers' supplies or every
dee cri piion. VIII duplicate Baltimore prlees' fi-
lies In want will save money by giving me call.
Oflee and warcro 1Ins, l43S Asn street. near III,
teentb street. workshops q: g. and 20 norm IL
teenih street. WILLIAM AfrhVN'
Ao Il
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WANTED, A WOMAN TO COON
w AND ASSIST IN CLEANING, with good
recommendations and no sncumbrance Apply At
8 o east CLAW street. le iS-Zt"
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WOOD AND COAL.


n INV III
~ my yard, Twenty-drst street between Main
and Franklin. 1000 tons ANTHRACITE COAL,
all sizes, aud best quality, ald VIII be soid or cash
sold from $3.50 20 $3.50 per cord. Branch yard,
sixteenth and Darlington Streets
r. Y. MURPHY,
do aO-aod No. 2 Twenty-frst street.
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wv ANTED. A No. 1 COOK, WASHER
w AND IHONER. Apply at No. west Cary
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-19

WANTED, BORROWERS, WITH
w Richmond city real estate security, Tor tne
following sums, at s per cent.-nameiy' *i'ooo'
SI,lOO 5000, ana $3.50. sco
e. l7-4t tHAtFlN, STAfLfS * W.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-19

,ru Ioctvood cashier of the National Bank
Of Virginia. do affirm that the above statement is
,rus ,o the hest OF NV knowledge ana belief
'i"' ~ j. w. LOCKWOOD. Cashier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-19

WANTED, A SETTLED WOMAN,
w white or black, 10 cook and wash and make
herself useful, on farm eight miles from Rlch.
mond. GEORGE WATT.
1913 and 1920 franklin street,
t.l7.3t Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-19

WANTED, A GOOD COOK, WASHER,
w and IRONFR for a family OF seven persons {;
also, good NURSE for child eighteen months
old. Apply at 307 College street. Je l9-lt