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rvHE FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE OF
gHE NURSERY.

The following j. an extract from ict',r written
10 the Germ0a R.'ormed Messenger, at Cham
bcrsburg Penn:
4 BENEFhCTBEss.
Just clcn the door for Der. and Mrs. window
Will prove the American Florence nightingale Of
the Nursery. OF this We are 30 sure that We viii
teach our "~usy" 30 say, "a blessing on Mr..
Winsow " for helping her 90 survive and cscapc
the gripping collcl,iug, and tccthing Siege MRS.
WINSLOW'S SOOTHING sNRuP relieves tie
child from pain, and curc- dyscntcry ard diar-
rhpa. II soften, the gums reduces Inflammation
cures wind-couc, and carries tie infant safely
through the tccthnP period. II performs precisely
Sbat II profc.-c- Ia Iorform every part of tho
thing lcs-. We have never seen Sir. N.nslow-
know her only through the preparation OF her
"soothing Syrup for Children Iecininr.' If We
had the power We would make her. as sfe IL 4
physical savior to the infant race. sold by AL
druggists. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
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EVERY ONE PRAISES.

SICK Hcadschc, Nervous Headache, Neuralgia,
Nervousness Paralysis, Dyspepsia, Slecplcssncss,
and Grsin-Disoascs positively cured Jy Dr. G. ".
BYNSoN'S CELERY AND CHAMOMlLEPILLs.
They contain no opium, qunine, or other harmful
drug.
sid by an druggists. Price joc. per box 81 for
two. e2.5o for SIX. postage frce.-Dr. c. W. BEN
SOS. Baltimore, Md.
{. y. CRlTTENTON, New York. IS wholesale
agent for Dr. {. ". Benson's remedies.
jc 4-cOdl wSw
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MORTUARY REPORT FOR THE WEEK END
ING SATURDAY, JUNE 3, 1SS2.-CduSeS Of
Death: AbScess, colored; bronchitis, |
colorcd; cancer, 1 white: ccrebro spinal
mencngitis, 1 white; CHOLERA infantlm, |
white: consumption, 4 colored: conyul-
sions Gniantile), colored; debility,
white; diarrhGa, white; dysentery, 9
white; fcycr-remittent, | white; fever
scarlet. | white: gangreen, colOred; (;
hcart-diseasc, white, colored; inanition,
While; Inflammation Of bowels, / white; ;
maraSmus. colorcd; paralysis, colored;
pneumonia. white, cOlorod: premature
birth, 2 white; rheumatism, colorcd !;
scalds. colored; unknown. colored;
urpmia. / white. Whole number OF deaths
in the city, exclusive OF still-births, 81.
Locality: Marshall Ward, 3; Jefferson
Ward, 8: Madison Ward. s.; Monroe
Ward, 4; Clay Ward, 6; Jackson Ward, O.;
almshousc, ).
Rate OF mortality OF whole population
was 29.15 per 200 pcrannum: rate Of NOR
tality OF white population was 2i.44 per
900 per annum: rate OF mortality OF co.
lored population was 40.Ii per LOGO per
annum.
Whole number Of deaths for the month
OF May, l31-white, 81; colored, so.
j. q. CABEIL, NJ. d..
President Board Of Health.
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FINANCIAL.

V,O THE PEOPLE OF VIRGINIA.:
il We beg 10 offer yoai services fpr the PUR-
CHASE AND SALE OF ALL CLASSES or
Exception facilities for b,yipg. selling, and car
Tying tiEGiNiA BONDS. OR once being In the
Stock k-Esebange building. all orders receive I'M
mediate sttzit!on. Correspondence solicited.
kErKBEsCyb. National Mechai. cs Bank, West
erD National Bank. Bank ~ Commerce, Howard
Bank. RAMSAY CLABAUGH 4 CO..
Bankerssud BROKERS, Baltimore, Md.
dc i0-8m
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REPRIGERATORS, DC.
CITY TAXES.

n D I { i.
This Office will be OPEN DAILY from the 10TH
10 rnE sOTH JUNE. between the hours Of
O'clock A. NJ and u O'Clock 4. VI. inclusive, for the
purpose Of receiving from any person charged
with
CITY TAXES
The WHOLE or ONE HALF Of the amount of tax
charged and o per ccntum viii be added 10 the
amount of tax charged in every case where the
party assessed shall ful 10 pay the Whole or one
A. X. WOODSON,
~ 2-aOt Collector.
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HUsTINGs COURT.-Thc following eases
were disposed Of yesterday:
Thomas Jordan and Richard Allen two
colorcd boys were tried and convicted OF
breaking into the cook-,hop Of James
Smith and stealing sundry articles valued
at Si.2j, aud each sentenced to twelve
months in Jail and fined $50.
Alexander Williams, indicted for ieloni-
ously assaulting and wounding Isaac Iiar-
ris with a rock, was found guilty and sem
fenced 10 confinement in Jail for three
months and fined S25.
In the ease OF William Jefferson, who
was indicted for hoIse-breaking and lar
ceny. nOiie proSeqm was entered on ac-
count Of his extreme youth.
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SEINE-TlIREAD.

CEINE-TWlNES, svHcs
rEINE-LINES. ROPES YAWKINGS,
Sk1M-NkTs,
9IN1OW.NETTlNG,
CORKs and CORK-wOOD.
sYIsEs aud NETS on hand ast made 10 order
GARPET-WARpS,
AWNING DUCKS.
YELLOW OIL-CLOTIiING, sc.
l.. .LICHIESSTEiN 4 SONS,
eOrser Seventeenth and frahtlin Streets
bole importers OF the LION BRAND SEINE
THREAD. my2i
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Vmnortanf Notice 10 Watcr-Takers.

We are requested 5y the Superintendent
Of the Watcr-W orks TO say il any one uses a
hose to sprinkle the yard or street, the bill
for the same must be paid in advance. See
TO this, and save yourselves much annoy
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FRANKLIy-SrREET DWELLING SOLD
Messrs. X. B. Chatiin q Co., real estate
agents, have sold the brick dwelling, with
lot fronting 32t feet, on the southwest cor
ner Of Franklin and Madison streets Tor
the SUN Of $500.
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ASGEE's CELEBRATED ZwIEBAcK.
CHRISTIAN & WHITE.

Don't UsE sTINULANTs. but nature real BRAIN
and ncrye-fOod-HoP BITrERs.
Anglers CuLEBRATED ZwIEBAcK.
CHRISTIAN & WHITE.
LEADING PIIYsICiAHs ARE CALLT.G ArrEN-
TiOS 10 the ruiuous effects upon the COMPLEXION.
of cheap soaps made from impure material. The
old Brown Windsor Of ). & z. ATKINSON is made
from the best and pmc>t materials, and is cNIui-
sitely scented.
HoUsEKEEPERs viii find II To their interest to
examine Zpl3ER's solf-puri Wing Tropical Re-
frigcrator before purchasing elsewhere. 1918 Main
street.
GREEN GRocERs and dealers in bottled ale,
beer, &C., should NOT be WithOu; XInMtR's lee
Cave. 1915 Main street.
VI. TLLYsON 3 CO.. ..adycr;lsngagon;s, insert 40
veriiscmentsin All Of ihc newspapers Of the United
states at publishers rates. orders lcit ~ The Die
patch countug-room VIII receive rromp. auen'
ion.
ZnuFE's TROPICAL REFRIGERATOR Is war;
ranied TO give sati faction. 1915 Main street.
MANzAyuLA SHERRY, VIRGINIA and IN
PORTED CLAREr. ". y. BLAIR co.
: ZlwiER's TROPICAL REFRIGERATOR is SELF
purifying and cooled ly q current Of cold air.
/ 1918 Main sircct.
OUR Cory1rY fEIESDs mat no, forget that
we keep q large stock Of aa grldcs of HARVEST
/ WnIsKLY W. d. BLAIR GO.
SAVE MoSEY ty having your printing done 3
the DIsPATCH rEISTIHG-lloUsE. Good work
low prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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a MEDICINE FOR WOMAN-INVENTED BY
A AwoMAN-PREPARED BY \ WOMAN.
THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY
SINCE TIE DAWN OF HISTORY.
It reylyes The dropping spirits, inyieoratos and
harmoni1es the organic functions, gives elasticity
and nrmncss to thc step restores the natural lustre
70 die eye, and plants on the pale check OF woman
tie fresh roses Of lifc's spring and early summer
time
PHYSICIANS USE IT AND PRESCRIBE 1T
FREELY.
1t removes fainincss, Hatuoncy, destroys all
craving for stmulants, and relieves weakness Of
The stomach.
That feeling Of bearing down, causing PAIN
weight, and ckachc, is always permanently cured
by lisu,e.
FOR TIE CURE OF KIDNEY COMPLAINTS
OF EITHER SIX THIS COMPOUND Is
UNSURPASSED.
LYDIA r. PINKHAM's BLOOD-PURIfltR
Will eradicate every yostige Of IIumors from The
BLOOD and give tone and strength to the system Of
man, woman, or child. Insist on having II.
Both ,he CoNroUND and BLooD-PURTfIEE are
prepared at 233 and 2J5 Western avenue, Lynn,
Mas. Price Of either, al; six bottles FOR -.
Sent by mail IA the form Of pills. or Of iozcnges on
receipt Of price. 81 per box for either. Mrs. PINK
HAN freely answers all letters Of Inquiry. En-
close 3-cent stamp. Send for pamphlet.
No family should be without LYDIA T.. PINK
HAMS LIVER PILLS. They cure Constipation
Biliouness, and Torpldity OF the Liver. Twenty
I've cent per box.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. je4-eod
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(:entlGnlen

cannot imagine how very cheap they can
buy hand and machine-sewed low-quar-
ter and high-quarter fine shoes until they
try Jacob May, COZ Broad street.
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GET Licenses FOR YOrR DOGs.-About
fifty citizens were before the Police Justice
yesterday morning, charged with keeping
unlicensed dogs on their premises. In
1874 there were nearly 1000 licenses OBJ
tanned for keeping dogs in the city, while
up to the present only about 500 have been
taken out for this year. The police are
very active in reporting cases, and all who
have these canine pets would do well to
look TO their license.
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Masonic ELECTIoN.-Richmond Lodge,
No. 10. a. +. and A. M., last night elected
the following officers FOR the ensuing twelve
months: +. j. Warren, master; J. X. Par
ker, senior warden; Z. W. McCaw, junior
warden; George u. PleaSants, treasurer;
james +. Kiddick, secretary twonty-sey-
cnth time: John II. Dickcrson, Jr., senior
deacon; William u. Knowles, junior dea-
con. The Worshipiul Master appointed D..
Il. Collins tiler; ". l.. johnson, steward;
Rev. w. G.. Starr, chaplain; j. W. Quay.
john A. Tyrec, William Bat. Riddick, and
:. Busnitz, stewards.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

A Ner city Park.-The City Engineer,
with his assistants, were engaged on Mon
day in laying off the meteS and bounds Of
a Park left for the use OF the city by the
late Samuel Marx, Esq, cashier of the Bank
OF Virginia in Richmond. The "Cool
Spring lot" with its valuable aqueous at
tachment, was similarly bequeathed by his
brother, the late DR.. Frederick Marx. II
has been in use by the citizens for ccn-
tury past, and before that time the noble
red man quenched his thirst thereat.
The Common Council win order trees to
be planted in the fall and the lot enclosed
for the use OF the public, as desired by the
donor.
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PERSONAL.

MIR. RALPH j. SHEAR, Of Boston, a
M GENUINE MATERiALlZlNG MEDIUM,
viii make arrang gcmcnts 10 -. james Hotel Win
any one at Boston rales, foi IIl form matcfl.h-
w. a, 80, - T. T-lif
NOTICE.-My child, MATTE BLLLE
~ TURNER. having icft my house w!ihou my
consent. hereby folcNarn al pcraons nos 70 mar
"N MARTHA TURNER.
~ 7-its IS west Franklin street;
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STopS.-A general scrimmage on the
river island above the Tredcgar Works
yesterday resulted in the severe pounding
OF a colored man and the arrest by the
Richmond police OF the assaiants.
In this city there IS an urgent demand
that the Council Committee on Grounds
and Buildings. while they are renOvating
the station-house. Council chamber, and
market-house, shall also cause TO be con-
structed a fence around Courthouse Square.
At present it is disgrace TO the city. and
the green sward refuge for hogs, dogs,
and COWS. day and night.
What little is doing IN real estate shows
an upward tendency in that article.
Cupid is lying on his oars, the clerk OF
the City Court not having issued a mar
riagc-licenSe during the present month.
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VOL. LXI.
9ittmond 1ispattll.

ss-THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
.LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS or THE CITY.
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HORSES. MILES, dc.

NOR SALE, A BEAUTIFUL, E--N
Il STYLISH BLACK HORSE, medium [f-yA
size fast in harness. sound IN every respect. ttl
be seen ~ RICHARDSON'S stable. on Monroe
street between Broad aud Marshall. Apply 40
li2i Main street. lc2-)t
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lEntcrod at the Post-oillcc AZ Richmond. Va, as
sccOnd-class matterl
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NOW FOR SALE.-For sale, ANS
~ YOUNG Mich COW, fresh 10 the.GlA-
pail perfectly gentle. Would make nice ian-
iiy COW. Apply at 2Gis east Cla! street
ie 7-lts
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOE TO-DAY.-Forrhe Mid
die Atlantic States. warmer, partly cloudy
weather, occasional light rains, winds
mostly from west TO south, followed on
Wednesday by falling barometer.
THE wEATUE. YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, 6S;
0 A. ~, 60; noon, 20; 3 Il. NJ, 50; +.
NJ, 81 midnight, 90.
Mean temperature. If.
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that had been instituted I'm Congress
against them he said II gave them very lttle
concern: that the ploughshare turned the
ground and the potatoes grew Just the
same. Said he considered our Government
the best IN the world, and the Mornnons
were loval TO it but Just now 1t was BENG
badly administered. lie challenged COM
parison between his people and any other
pcoplc i'm the United States rs TO wee,
immortality, crime, or intelligence, and
was willing 10 abide by their own
statistics. lie was satisfied that large
percentage OF the virtues would be
found on the side OF the "salnts."
As to industry and thrift. he would proud
" point TO what had been done around him
I'm a few years and under great dlsadyant-
ages. understand that not more than one
fourth OF the "saints" are polygamlsts,
and that the young women who are now
becoming manageable openly declare their
determination not to share a husbands
love with another. II let alone, j wonder
IL the evil would not cure itself! One
word about
TIE TABERNACLE AND TEMPLE,
and am done. The tabernacle will seat
comfortably 1900 people, and its acoustic
arrangements arc such that you can hear
distinctly in every part Of the house what
| is said from the pulpit. The temple will
be wonderful structure when completed.
II is built OF cut granite, with many archi-
tectural ornamen,ations. and is to be 200
feet high. The two buildings occupy to-
gethcr an area Of ten acres. ! would Ike
TO tell you how this city Of 10000 inhabitants
j. walered by streams brought from the
mountains and made to flow clear, swift,
and plenteously over all the street-guiters;
and then about the bright sun, balny
breeze. and green trees and flowers, which
you have in the city; and just outside are
mountains $500 feet high that are covered
with snow apparently half way down their
sides. But have said enough; so, good
bye until the next time | am attacked with
the writing mania. G.. N. K.
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LEMONS.
Eta asATEoNAL.

CADEMI OF RICHMOND COZ NIl
a AT AUGUSTA. GA.-kPPLi'hTitN Jp
OFLANGIAGISa this in-. D.
tuition will De received uiti JULY l-i IN i.ut.
Applicant, must Dee pr9ie -l"nsi it..i 'i- "l tH-
f riencf and masters of the Latin, Greek. trclc.r
iernan. and English lnnguiScs. Icsiimun
viii be- required ~ a. calsl ut- for utii;ilnin-
di.cluliue. as well a- iIr successful teaching fu'-
ihrr information can io obtained from -" uni'r-
signed. By order % the Board of Iru,t'ci.
uv3t-tjyi 4. &. HOLT, ~cclltiry.
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N ENTERpRIsING HOUSE OF

N good standing. dolng business with ~lue-iacs-
chants, groccrs, and druggists, viii be appoinicn
agents Tor the sale u this city aud NclaisY e4
../OEDoNE," the national non-alcohrlc tcFt-
rage OF Great Britain. 1nl rapidly hccoming fiiu-
arized LA this country. Application iof tle HfShcf
may he addressed Ia /osdonc Bureau, n fslA
Place, New York eity. Tie beverage j. es.mN'i'f
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Adjourned TO 6 O'Clock this evening.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD ATTRACTIONS.
The book issued by the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company descriptive Of its summer
excursion routes is a splendid specimen OF
the cngraycr'S and printers art, and is
brmiul OF Information, no matter to what
quarter OF this country YOU may wish to
turn. They can be had Of CARRIER at the
nominal price OF five cents a copy, through
S. u. Kennedy, travelling agent.
Two Of the company's routes are between
Philadelphia and Atlantic City and between
Philadelphia and Cape May, both among
the leading seaside resorts OF our land.
TO either place through tickets can be had
upon application to CARRIER, at the En-
change Hotel, or at the Byrd-Street depot.
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TNINERSITY OF NIRGINIA.--t | "

u NEE LAW LECTURES tuinc wc'aiy', -
gin l3Tlt "a i.i. S-2, and end l3lh sept. '.
Have proved Of ,'gsal ue-l-t. to students N.'
de i'm go pursue their siuiirs al tiis ar tleI Jaw
school: ~. l0 shCsc W,iG propose to r,hd lH,
~: and 3d, to prtctiNoucf, Who have no. r'' ...r
advantage of systematic instruction. For "ii.'-
lar apply post-ohcc University oi Nlrt!nlli !"
JOHN u. MINOR.
Professor Common and Stl'uic Law.
my 2S--utM I'm
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I YDlA l.. PINKlIAMS
VEGETABLE COMPOUND

IsA
POSITIVE CURE
FOR ALL THOSE PAINFUL COMPLAINTS
AND WEAKNESSES so COMMON
TO opR BEST FEMALE POPULATION.
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EUEL OF ALL KINDS.
COOKS EXCURSIONS.
4%rn

II I Il 0 ? +! - sIGGs,Tss
COOKS GRAND EXCURSIONS leave Now
YORK APRIL 27, JUNE :, aud JULY l, lss2.
gull particulars IN special PAMPilI kT, sent free
ON application. PASSAGE TiCkETs by All At
LASfiC STEAMERS. special facilities for So
curing GOOD BkRfli>. TOURIST Inhh.
for individual travellers Ia EUROPE - al route,
Ut roduced rates.
COOKS EXCURsiOSIST, with maps, ~ in1li,
10 cents THOMAS COOK & ~Dt.
26l Broadway, New York. fo,t-Onlc' b"N ioti
4. \. BARArTONf Manager. fe I-rodsil
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Don't USE sTIMULASTs. but nature real brain
and dncrye-fOod-II0P BlTrERS.
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Temporary Committee.


The meeting, which was largely at
tended, was called to order by Mr.. Sala-
none, who explained its object, which, as
he stated, was 10 take such action rs was
deemed proper and becoming on the part
OF the italian colony in this city TO show
the love and veneration that was felt by all
Of his felow-countrymcn for that great
hero and patriot. Giuseppe Garibsldi, to
whom was mainly due the present unity OF
Italy, and whose death Italians throughout
the world would mourn a. an almost IRE
parable calamity.
Mr. A. Stciani followed in remarks OF
similar import, and urged upon the meet
ing TO take steps which. while honoring In
the highest degree their great countryman,
would reflect credit upon themselves.
The meeting then proceeded to elect Of
fccrs. with the following result: PreSi-
dent, c. G. Salamone; Nice-President, Y.
Donati; Secretary, 4. Stefani; Treasurer,
+. Bcrniccbi.
II was decided to have a funeral demon
stration, the ceremonies to be conducted
without ecclesiastical formalties. and that
they shall be held in some public hall,
where the people OF Richmond can attend
and participate in the honoring OF ltalia's
great liberator.
a committee consisting OF the following
gentlemen was appointed to collect funGs
to dciray the expenses OF the proposed
demonstration: Messrs. A. Donati, c.
Maia, p. Dante, \. Baccigalupo, '. Del
Beccaro, l.. ConSani, and u. Pasquini.
Another committee was appointed TO
map out the details and make arrange
ments. and report to an adjourned meet
ing. Til, committee consists OF the fol-
lowing gentlemen Mcssrs. &. c. Salamone
(chairlnan), G.. i. Cancpa, V. Donati, T..
Dante, G.. Gonnella, Il. GrignaSchi, 5.
Tosi, 4. Equi, +. BrizzoIara, and Il. Mar
sala.
Adjourned to O'Clock this evening.
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MUSICAL.

NU>ICAL.-PAR WHO MAY
ANl WISH NJ SIC LESSONS from Mr.. FRED.
{. HAIR next session are respectfully reIue. tel
u record their names during The present mon j.
ON list T. bc found ~ Ramos Moses music
store and Ryland Lees piano 1arerOOm.. where
further particulars will be furnished.
je 7-W.Th&Su3t
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HOUSEKEEPERs viii Gnd II 10 their interest To
examine ZpiMER's sclf-puri ylne Tropical Re-
fligerator before purchasing elsewhere 1915 Main
.fes
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OUR COUSIHY FEIESD- na.i no, forget that
we keep a large stock Of aa grldcs oi HARVEST
VutsklY ". y. BLAIR & GO.
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GREEN GRoCEEs and dealers In bottled ale
beer, &C., should nor be wilton; XInMER's lee
Cave. 1915 Main street.
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IIoYORs TO GARIBAIDI-MEETINGO OF ITA-
LIAM CITIZENS Yesterday evening, in re-
sponsc TO the following call, meeting OF
the Italian citizens Of Richmond was held
in Thon's Hall, Seventeenth and Main
streets, to take action IN regard TO the
death OF General Garibaldi:
RICHMOND. Va, June ., 1882.
Sir,-You are hereby cordially invited to
Join the Italians OF this city tomorrow, the
9th instant, at O'Clock L. NJ, in meeting
at which it will be decided what steps shall
be taken in regard to proper funeral honors
to the memory Of The great Italian. General
Giuseppe Garibaldi, who died on the I'd Of
June at the island Of Caprera, which fu-
neral honors the Italian colony proposes to
give him. c. G.. SALANoNE,
A. PETRI,
"A. STEFAN,
A. DoNATI,
G.. GONNELLA,
i. JARDELLA,
+. BERNICCnT,
B. GRIGNAsCHI,
rocu
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ZINNER'S TROPICAL REFRIGERATOR Is self
purifying and cooled ly q current Of cold air.
1918 Maln street.
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LOST. sTRAyED. AND sTOLE..

coo REV .-STRAYED OR o.,
wv STOLEN from the premise If u. /r[A
r. Connard, near Lorraine station, on the Rich
m0nd and Alleghany Railroad on sunday night, a
BAY MARE. .ht years old about 10, hinis
high. scar On near hip. and lump on near front 'og
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