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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-02

WE HAVE MARKED DOWN THE PRICE OF
GOODS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
500 pieces OF LINEN LAWNS at &C., never sold
before for less than 10c. and 124c; LAWNS
i. yard, wide-ai 7c., worth l63.c.; SILK
WIRE GRENADINES at l0c.
BLACK CAsHMfRES at 35c worth j0c. at 5Oc
worth 75c.; at 75c. worth 8 ; the largest stock
IN the city;
In SILKS and sATINS we have all the latest novel
tles-a beautiful liue OF BLACK BR0CADED
SILKS from Use. to $3.50 per yard;
SUMNER DRESS GOODS, BEAUTIFUL NEW
FOULAEDS, ZEPHYR CAMEL'S HAIR, for
travelling and seaside dresses;
The latest novelties in PARlSIAN NECK-WEAR,
SCARFS. RUFFLINGS, GLOVES, RIBBONS,
etc; TENNIS SKIRT ; and LADIES UNDER
LINEN ULSTsRs from 81 to sS.5O-the largest
10000 51TSI FaYS 4 see for S5
JAPANEsE FANS, PAINTED FANS SILK
line osiERY in All tho the sest novelties
REGULAR-MADE STOCKINGS al l2He. per
psir-the cheapest ever shown In this city;
largest stock in the city-a great many of them
bought al large New York auctions, and will be
o1 e les MAJ Rsf and best
selected stock we baye ever lept, and III Order 20
close out our large spock before the season Is
over we have marked them down. ana are
seIing AT much les than the regular price;
Large stock OF LINEN sHEETINGs and ndPlLLOW-
CASE LINENS; 49,, ,,,,,, ,,,e .
LACE CURTAINS and CURTAIN MO>LiNe-a
full line; . -x,rnu,p.p
A full line Of GENTLEMEN'S UNDERWEAR
GAUZE SHIRTS from C. 70 ~ apiece ,c,.,,
CARTHAGE ROBEs in LINEN and WORSTED
from G2c to $3.50; o .
KID GLOVES IN an the new shades from 5Oc: TO
80: 800 dozen LISLE-THkEAD GLONES
from i2Ac TO 81 so: WHITE LINEN LAW NS
frem 1879. 10 soc. per yard-the cheapest III
A faiI liae oi BLACK LACE BUNTINGS at Csc;
ALL.WOOL BUNTINGS AT gle;
The lrgcst stock Of WHITE GOODS IN the clty;
A fun line Cf LINEN DE INDIA, ORGANDlES'
SWISS. LACE. STRIPES, PIQUkS, MAR
SLILLES, and great many other goods suitable
for COMMENCEMENT DRESSES ,>,,
A full line OF RIBBONS IN PLAIN BkOCADE~'
STRIPES. and PLAlD>. - - e.e, o,,,,
OUR STORE WILL BE OPEN Al OeILOS IN
a. n aud CLOSED AT z Z. NJ. my 2S-eOd
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GRUBBs & wILLIAMs,5P. NJ, Sommi.;;io

GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, 8 p. NJ, commissioner.
sale of the interest Of John L. SchernerhOrn IN
the farm near where ne resides, close 10 the Me-
chanicsville turnpike.
W. GODDIN, II NJ commissioners sale OF the
Chickahomlnv estate called "Reynoldsville.'
about nine miles below Richmond, and one nile
from Fair Oaks station, on the York River rail-
road.
J. THOMPSON BROWN, p. W., detached framed
dwelling, with brick basement, NO. GIL norm
Fifth Strce.
FURMAN UPPER, T. W.. building lot on ih'
west side OF Fourth street between Leigh ant
Jackson.
GRIrBBS & WI .LIAMS. 4 y. W., commissioner
sale OF the firm known as " MonteZuma,' Oh
the Mechanicsyillc turnpike two miles east OF
Richmond.
ROBERT BLYNE. 5x j. W., building lot on th'
north line Of Marshall street between Habcoef
and Graham streets.
". GODDIN. 6 p. NJ. small lot on The east line o.
Ninth street between Leigh and Al streets
CHEWING & ROSE, 81 Z. NJ, trustees safe o
four building lots On Main street between LIN
den and Beach streets, West End
mo. LAUGHTON, JR., 10 A. NJ, parlor, COT
tage. and other furniture and sundrles
RICHMOND BAZAAR. 10 A. NJ, thirteen horses
four mules, one mch cow aud calf' buggie'
phaetons, rockaways, &c.
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Tso Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
NLarycs.
Corn AND FLOUR exchanges, !

Corn AND FLOUR ExcHANGE,}
May 81, 1880.
Editors Dispatch: Finding on reference
TO my tables OF statistics that while | had
the shipments and receipts at the Cbesa-
peake and Ohio wharves for 1875 and 1876,
and for the months OF January, February,
March, April. May, June, August, and Sep
tember, 1877, and from January to Octo-
ber 81, 1873, inclusive, there were several
months lacking to make the report COM
plete, applied to Mr. l.. Bremond for the
missing links, and with that promptness,
energy, and courtesy which have always
characterized him, he sent me communal
cation, dated May u, 1880, as follows:
Dear Sir,-Below you will find the ship
ments from these wharyes for the months
you name:
1S77-July, 13,16s tons; October, 20,7l3
tons; November, 1880 tons; December,
%, o23 tons.
1s7S-Novembcr, 1000 tons; December,
lG, 743 tons.
lS79-January, 7.1lO tons; February,
9,75S tons; March, lS,2O6 tons; April,
20. 450 tons; May. 81, ,437 tons; June. 23.O9S
tons July, 24,203 tons; August, 2S,334
tons; September, $3.50 tons; October,
80. 203 tons; November, 20,Sl2 tons; De-
cember, %, 25G tons.
1sS0-January, 1S.43l tons; February,
| II ,347 tons March, 81 ,G19 tons.
On the oath February, 1880, committee
appointed to examine the depth OF water IN
the channel OF the James river made report
in which they say:
"The undersigned have witnessed sound
ings covering sixty feet in width, and hnd
that the least sounding below the Chesa'
peake and Ohio Railway Company's
wbaryes, was l6 feet at an average high
tide; and that 4 vessel loaded 10 l55 feet can
be taken from the Chesapeake and ONO
Railway wharves to sea at an average high
tide with entire safety"
think Mr.. BremOnd's report and TIE
committee report must prove very interest.
ing to all who desire to see the commerce ol
Richmond prosper. Respectfully,
p. G. CoGHLAN, Secretary.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY RAILROAD
BONDS ADvANCED.-Mr. +. o. French, pre-
sdent OF the Richmond and Allegheny
Railroad Company, and Mr.. A. B. Graves,
a capitalist whose attention has recently
been directed to investments in the South,
were in the city last week. After spending
day or two here they went to North Caro-
lima, and will return TO New York in time
for a meeting OF the Board OF Directors,
which will be held in that city on Thurs
day.
| Mr.. Parsons, vice.presldent OF the road,
has gone to Chicago, Columbus, and Pitts
burgh on business.
Elsewhere in to-day's Dispatch will be
| found notice OF Messrs. Davenport IL Co.
Offering to investors in safe securities bonds
of The Richmond and Allegheny Railroad
Company. These bends are not being
pressed upon the public, but ore being
steadily sold. Over eighty thousand dol
lars, including the original subscription,
have been already taken by and through
Richmond brokers. BY the terms OF the
mortgage, after the first issue for the pur-
chase OF the debts OF the canal company
and the property, no bonds can be sold by
the company except upon completed Sec
| tions OF twenty-five miles at a rate OF Sl4,-
900 per mile. 1t is stated that the au-
tborlzed issue is nearly gone, and the
price of the bonds has already advanced
from S92. 80 to sos. We understand that II
is the expectation OF the brokers who con-
| troll them that they will be carried, as the
work progresses, above par. The entire in.
terest charge when finished two hundred
and fifty miles, with the million dollars in
equipment, after deducting the dock re-
ceipts and water-rents, will be little over
S20O,00 There will no doubt be local
interest in the great railway that must re-
main so closely allied in its future TO the
prosperity OF our city and her people.
The work upon the line is being pushed
with as much yigor as circumstances and
the warm weather will admit. More than q
thousand hands are digging away into the
tunnel and bllsides on The western division
and upon the tow-path nearer home, and
by the first OF July, when the steel rails ar
rive, we may expect TO see locomotives sub
stituted for broken-dovn horses and mules
and splendid new railway cars in place Of
fast t-decaying canal.boatS.
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AMBULANCE CALLs.-Yesterday afternoon
about 3 O'Clock a colored man while cross
ing Main street at Twentieth street was
knocked down by an omnibus and slightly
bruised. The city ambulance was sent for,
but the man was taken to his home before
the ambulance arrived.
About O'Clock in the afternoon the am.
bulance was called from Twenty-siXth and
Main streets to attend a man who was lying
in the street drunk. The man proved TO
be an inmate OF the almsbouse, and had
wandered away from there. lie was car
ried back for treatment.
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THE CHARTER OF THE ROANOKE NAvIGA-
rION COMPANY REyOKED.-In the City Cir
cult Court yesterday-Judge Wexford pre-
siding-a decision in the case OF the Com
monwealth rs. The Roanoke Navigation
Company was rendered for the plaintiff.
The Commonwealth OF Virginia instituted
suit against the Roanoke Navigation Com
pany TO revoke its charter. 1t was claimed
that the company allowed the Roanoke river
TO ill up with stones, mud, &c., thereby en-
dangering vessels plying in the river.
The suit was tried several days ago by a
Jury, who rendered q special verdict. SUBJ
iect to the decision OF the Court. Judge
Wexford, in rendering the decision, said:
Therefore it is considered by the Court
that the charter Of The defendant the Roa-
noke Navigation Company, and the iran
chlses, powers, and privileges thereby
granted to said company, are forfeited, va
Gated. and annuIled, and that the Roanoke
Navigation Company do not in any manner
intermeddle with or concern themselves
about the holding OF or exercising any OF
the franchises, powers, and privileges here.
tofore granted by said charter, and
especially about leyying and collecting
tolls on boats, batteauX, or vessels naVl-
eating the Roanoke river and its branches
or any part thereof, or on goods, wares,
merchandise, or products transported there
on; that said company be foreiudged, oust'
ed, and excluded from holding or exercising
said franchises, powers, and privileges, OF
any part thereof; and that the Common.
wealth of Virginia recover against the said
defendant the fine OF 81 assessed by the jury
and the costs OF this prosecution.
The case will go up to the Supreme Court
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ELECTION OF Masonic OFFIcERs.-At a
meeting of Richmond Lodge, No. 10, A. f.
and A. NJ, the following officers were
elected: w. II. Woody, worshipful master {;
f. J. Warren, senior warden; E. II. Chalk
lev. Junior warden: George d. Pleasants,
treasurer; james f. Riddick, secretary
ftwenty.sixth timc); T. w. McCaw, senior
deacon; c. l.. Wormley, junior deacon.
The Worshipful Master.elect appointed the
following: Denis B. Collins. tiler; William
Krause, steward; Rev. c. W. Petherbridg:e
and Rev. W. &. Starr, chaplains. stewards
Committee-J. A. Tyree, j. w. Quay, W.
b. Riddick, e. L. Rowe, and J. Il. Parker;
Committee to Examine the Secretary's ana
Treasurer's Books-J. V. Bidgood, u. ID.
Peasants, and J. II. Parker.
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POLICE C0URT.-The following cases were
disposed OF at the Police Court yesterday
by Acting Police-Justice j. j. Crulchlleld
Charles Jones (coloredL charged with I'M
lawfully assaulting and beating Richard
Underwood, was fined %.
Annie VI. Jackson (colored), charged with
having in her possession one lot OF wearing
apparel, the same having been stolen from
]. Il. Sands. Case continued until to-mOr-
row and the accused committed to jail.
Ben. Jackson alias James Jackson COLOR
ed), charged with feloniously breaking and
entering in the nighttime the store OF j.
p. Rogers Il Co. and stealing seventeen
bags OF shot, was discharged.
Charles Jones, charged with stealing one
chain. OF the value Of Sl.jC, from X. d
Adams. Dismissed.
James Cullen (colored), charged with un'
lawfully assauling and beating james
Washington. Dismissed.
John Stewart, charged with unlawfully
stealing one pair Of shoes, OF the value o.
81, from Thomas Tucker, was discharged.
Spencer Carter (colored), for unlawfulll
and maliciously assaulting and beating, ant
threatening to kill Fisher Randall, was
fined g.
Charlotte II. Burnett, charged with keep
ing a house OF il.fame. Continued untl
the 10th.
Fred. Gentry and James Washington
charged with stealing one pair OF eye
glasses from &. c. Walter. Continued un
| til tomorrow. -,
McGiIvray Cox (colored), charged will
throwing rocks at Lafayette Cross, wa
fined 81.
Mary Jane Washington (colored), charged
with stealing so from The person OF Lem
Holmes, was sent on TO the grand jury o
the Hastings Court, and committed 10 Jail
Robert johnson alias John Valentine
charged with unlawfuly stealing two piece
Of cloth, of the value OF Sl2, the property o
c. Wendlinger, was found guilty, and, hav
ing before been convicted Of petty larceny
was sentenced 10 receive ten lashes and t
be confined in Jail for twelve months Wit
labor in the chain-gang.
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Monruanr Rrrofr for the week ending

MoRruARY Report for the week ending
May 20, $780,:
Cause Of DenM Bronchitis. colored
burns, coIorrd; choIera.infantum, white
4 colored; cbolera-morbus, l white; con-
sumption, 2 White, 3 colored; convuIsioh;
dniantie), 2 colored; .cebility, colored
diarrhea, 1 White; fever (scaret), color.
ed; fever ftyphoidl, / coIored; gasiritis,
white; hearf-disease, 2 white; hydrocepha-
lus, coloredt inauifion, 2.whte; infaptile
lockia | white; inflammation OF bowels,
colored; kidney disease, white; liver
disease, white; marasmus, l white, l col
ored; neglect, coIored; old age. color
ed; paralysis, l coIored; pneumonia, 1
white; surgical operation, l white; teeth
ing, l white: unknown, 2 colored; ura-
mia, white. Whole number OF deaths in
the city, exclusive OF stil-birtbs, 40. Age
One day TO thirty, white, 3 colored-to-
tai, 4 one month to six, white, ) coored-
total, II: six months to twelve, 2 white, 3
colored-totak5; one year to three, white,
l colored-total, 8; three years to FIVE. l
colored; five years to ten, colored; ten
years to tweny, colored; thirty years TO
forty, 2 white. colored-total. 4; forty
years to fifty, white, colored--lotal, 8;
fifty years to sixty, 2 white; sixty years to
seventy, white, colored-total. 2; seven
ty years TO eighty, 2 white, colored-total,
3; eigaty years to ninety, white, color
ed-total, 2 unknown, l white. Condi-
ton Single, Is white, 1S colored-tota, SO ;
married. white. colored-total, 8; Wild
overs, 1 white, 1 colored-total, 2; wild.
ows, 2 white. Nativity: Richmond, %;
other parts Of the United States, IA; Ger.
many, 3; Ireland, .. Locality: Marshall
Ward, white, 3 colored-total, 10; Jetier'
son Ward. 3 white, l colored-total, 4;
Madison Ward, 2 white, 1 colored-total, 3;
Monroe Ward, white. colored-total, @;
Clay Ward, 5 white, 3 colored-total, 8;
Jackson Ward, white, colored-t total, 8;
almshouse, 5 colored; penitentiary, white.
COMPARATIVE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
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sNATcHED FROM DEATHS JAws.-fester-
day afternoon Miss Maggie Mahoney, a
Young lady employed at the cigarette iac-
tory Of Messrs. John F. Allen Il Co., had q
narrow escape from dreadful mutllatlon ana
pr robable death. Miss Mahoney IN passing
the elevator attempted to stop It by pulllng;
the check-rope. She missed the rope ana
fell over, and the elevator continuing TO as
cend she was caught by the neck between
the casing and the platform. her serealhs
attracted the attention OF the moor manager, {,
who stopped the machinery ana rescueu ene
lady from her painful ana pefilo9s posi.'on,
Miss Mahoney was badly bruised ABOUT lhe
bead, and, as may be supposed, very much
alarmed
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HELP THE CAUSE. The Ladies' Social
Circle will hold every night this week a
feast and fair for the benefit Of the Beth
Ahaba synagogue at No. 300 Broad street,
adjoining the City Hall. They will offer for
the patronage OF their friends variety OF
useful, beautiful, and paIatable articles, and
solicit the liberal patronage OF the public.
The proceeds will be devoted towards
liquidating the debt incurred in the cree
lion OF their new place OF worship. The
call is one that should be needed by our
people regardless OF creed.
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FINE AND LUSCIOUS FRUIT.-There was
exhibited at the Dispatch office yesterday
the finest specimen OF strawberry yet pro-
duced in this section. The variety is known
as the Monarch OF the West, and were
raised by Colonel Normand Smith, OF Hen
rico. This berry averages forty-hve TO the
quart, is sweet and luscious, and very pro-
ductive. Colonel Smith also exhibited the
Brandywine raspberry, one OF the best spe-
cies in the market. This berry Is native
of the North, and does not thrive IN dry
climate. The variety exhibited originated
| in Delaware, and promises well. This
| fruit ripens after rawberries, and supplies
want long felt in filing up the time inter
vening between the rpening OF the straw
berry and the commonplace but popular
and palatabe blackberry.
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rNEw GOODS! GREAT BARGAINS

AT ID. &. T.. MITTELDORFER'S.
WIN open on MONDAY large stock of NEW
GOODS at er estly reduced prices.
DRY GOODS LOWER THAN EVER!
40 l ieces DRESS LINENS at old prices;
60 new pieces MADRAS GINGHAMS;
WHITE GOODS III great abundance for school
Muslin. London Dlrland, Linen Lawns Dotted
and Figuredl. Swiss striped aud Checked Main
s99ks M mi MnIS iine ia an the new styles
LACE MITrs IN all colors at 40, so, 60, 70, and
RIBBONS iu all colors and Widths;
FANS, FANS, all the novelties.
BUNTINGsl BUNTINGs!
BUNTINGs in all shades, the best all.wool at 22e.
wool BUNTINGs at l5c. per yard:
LACE BI NTINGS In all cOors al zoe;
AIL-WOOL BLACK CASHMERE al 45, so, 60,
20, and s0c.-the cheapest and best goods IN
DRESS G00Ds in PLAIN aud FIGURED NOME,
BROCADE, BASKET, ROMANO, TAMISk,
CREPE CLOTHS, BLACK and COLORED
SILKS, sATlNs, and PEKiN STRIPES atprices
500 pieces FRENCH PERCALES at 12Ac. worth
our RI kcK SILK at 81 can't be beat:
BLACK ALPACAS at l24, 10, 20, 20 and 3oc'
LAwNsi LAWNS!
LAWNS at 6, 10, and I2xc.-ihe largest anc lest
acsOit itment II the city:
NATTlNGsl MATTrtGSi
24S OieceS MAIIlNOS, IfOifl
widths-WHITE, CHECKED, and FANCY-at
the following prices: II, 10, %, 20, and 3Oc.-
these goods are lower than they have ever oeen'
Give us call.
OUL-CLOTHS In Al, Ga, and S-4. for Floors;
TABI r. OIL. CL OTHs In all widths and coors
CARPETS and RUGS TO be sold at sacrifice.
PARAsOLsl PARASOLs!
4e6 new PARASOLS Just received in all colors,
qualities, aud styles, at great reduction OF iof-
OMEsTICS-BLEACHED and BROWN COT
TONS. CALlCOES, PLAIDS, BED-TlChiNG,
SHEETINGS, at old prices-in fact lower 'i'an
they can be replaced:
UNLAUNDRlED SHIRTS at 6oc: worth - NON
IACES In LANGUEDOC, BRETONNE' 1O!s'
ebony CLUNY, and FRENCH, from lc'
per yard 10 the finest made; ,r.>-c
| CASSIMERES, ,LINSETS, kENIUCh1 JEANo
| COTTONADES, BLUE FLANNEL;
| SHETLAND SHAWLS: -1,,
| BLACK and COLORED SILK FRINGES;
| KID GLOVES, LACE-TOP GLOVES;
BUTTONS of al kinds, and many other tAings 'oo
d. & +. MITTELDORFER.
| my o2-SNSW 527 Broad street.
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Nrw Music. c.-Received from the arranger
and composer, Professor Z; =. ae Moru.I' s1'
dorf, his lately-pubiisbed "Fasnionaple
Walizes,v arranged from modern opeIas'
without octayes and fingered, ana respece'
fully inscribed to Miss Minnie Gunst: Also Also
his composition entitled "Germania-eiuo
March," which Is dedicated to the oerma'
MIA Social Club.
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THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE OF
Il AN OLD NURSE,

MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP is the
prescription Of one of the best fema'e physicians
and nurses in the United states, and has been used
for thirty years with neyerfailing safety and suc-
cess by millions of mothers and children, from the
feeble infant OF one week old 10 the adult II cor
rects acdty of the stomach, relieves wind collie
regulates the bowels, and gives rest, health, and com
fort to mother and child. We believe II the best anc
surest remedy in the world in all cases OF DYSEN'
Terry and DTARRHE> IN CHILDREN, whether
il arises from teebing from any other cause. Full
directions for using win accompany each bottle
None genuine unless the facsimile OF CURTIS &
| PERKINS l. on the outside wrapper.
Sold by all medicine dealers. 25 cents bottle.
de 17-pOdIw
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REBEKAK ORATORIO.-This fine work will
be rendered at Mozart Hall next Friday
evening bv Miss Swain, assisted by some OF
RicbmOnd's finest amateur talent. The
careful rehearsing and constant study which
has marked its preparation should insure
lis successful production. The box-sheet
for the sale Of reserved seats is now open
at Ramos Il Moses's. and il we are to Judge
from its present appearance there will be a
large audience present.
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Az INTERESTING LEcTURE.-Rey. j. l..
Burrows, d. d., 20 well known as The pop
ulsr ex-pastor OF the First Baptist church,
will deliver a lecture in that edi6ce next
Monday pight. Subject: "America's Con-
tribution to the Wealth OF the World"
The subject admits OF great scope, aud in
the hands OF so eloquent and talented a
speaker cannot fail to be highly interesting.
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INTERNAL REVENUE CoLLEcrioNs.-In
internal.revenu collections for last week
were as follows: Monday, io'2Sa'do - 40
Tuesday, s4.345.lO; Wednesday, sS,sSS' 70
Thursday, s7,l9s.64; Friday, s4,4aa; 90
Saturday, s6,52O. 99-total, A,os5.o7, The
amount collected during the month OF May
WAS SlaO. .530.4S.
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STEAMER DIsABLED.-The steamer y. b
SCHUYLER, Captain HancoX, broke some o.
her machinery while passing SANDY folnl
on the James river, Monday. she Wa
taken to Norfolk for repairs, ana VII "
ready for service in few days. the scnuy
Ter was en- route TO Norfolk, and had nun
ber OF passengers on board at the .ims
They were transferred to the steamer Ariei
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EXECUTIVE APPoINTNENrs.-GoV GoVerhor
Holiday has appointed the following com
missioners to represent virginia AT tne CEN
tennIal celebration OF the oattie OF hips
Mountain, South Carolina, when taxes
place October 7, 1880: Colonei Tnomas Il.
preston, OF Charlottesville; Colonel Henry
s. Bowen, OF Tazewell; ana Co'ohe'
Thomas III. Carter, Of Richmond.
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June l, May 81, Nay %, May 20
1878. 1879. 1850. 1880.
W. G.. W. &. W. G. W. {.
'." g ~ IL 16 is 26 2S 2s

Mean temperature for the week ending
May %, S0.2S; mean temperature for the
week ending May 80, Sill.
Amount OF rainfall for the week ending
May 22, 600 inches; amount Of rainfall for
the week ending May 30, | 32 inches.
Population OF city estimated at $4,000
white, 10000; colored, $4,000. Rate OF
mortality OF whole population was 29.9O per
1000 per annum; rate OF mortality OF white
population was 26.00per 1000 per annum
rate OF mortality OF colored population was
35.17 per 1000 per annum.
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IMPROVEMENT on BROAD STREEr.-Amohe
the many noticeable improvements on Broao
street is the alteration now being maze py
Mr.. r. l.. Brown in the store occupied o!
Mrs. Thurston. between Third ana fouriI
streets, and belonging to the estate OF WI
liam B. Jones. When completed II VII
compare favoraby with the handsomes
e,ores in the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-02

Our wHITE.GOODs DEPARTMENTS is full of an
elegant line of LINEN DElNDIE, LINEN LAWNS
FRENCH MUSLIN, FIGURED and STRIPED
SWISS MUsLINs, VICTORIA LAWNS, FRENCH
NAlNsOoKs, PIQUEs, and other WHITE GOODS
at all prices.
We have an elegant line of CYPRUS, DUCHESS,
CLUNY, LANGUEDOC, BRETONNE, and other
LACES for trimming White Goods. Call and see
our stock.