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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-28
ALL OVER THE STATE.
NELSON COUNTY.


PoIisics--The Crops-Thc hoa"s'
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
JUNE 20. 1884.
Our County Court was in session Mon
day--Judge Kirby presiding. 'Politics
quiet. All Democrats with whom ! nave
conyersed since Mr.. Tilden's letter OF de-
clination are without exception favoraoie
TO Cleveland and Mcdonald as our ticket.
The Board Of Supervisors OF TINS county
have determined TO give the road-law pass
cd by the late General Assembly trial LOT
one year. and all the roads have been let
TO single contractor on terms quite rea,
sonable. The new system can scarcely lali
to be an Improvement on the old inefficient
plan of relying upon the labor OF the colln-
try. The farmers have planted an extern
live acreage in tobaceo-thanks 70 Tue
favorable season and the added stimulus
of good prices for the last crop. The rams
OF the past two weeks have done considera-
BILE damage both on low and up-lands.
believe the county is making material pro,
gross each successive year. More improved
appliances OF agriculture are being intro
duced and moro attention IL being pald 10
o,.oss FRITZ.
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A phiIadelphia telegram says: About
seyeu hundred Ijquor.dealers were sum-
moned before Judge Fell IN the old court
house Thursday to show cause why their
licenses should not be forfeited, because OF
their violation OF an old law governing the
sale OF liquors. The matter Is the out,
come OF crusade made by the Law and
order Society. After some discussion the
matter was postponed until August LIST.
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Ran AMUCK.
A Religion Crazed Negro Crentes an Excite
ment in LynchburE.

ment in LynchburE.
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch
LYYCHBURG, Va, June 2,.-Madson STAN
field, a powerful negro, crazed with re-
ligious excitement, ran amuck here to-day.
He arrived on the train from Roanoke, and
during the trip was engaged in breaking
glass in the car. Several policemen and
trainmen, after desperate struggle, bound
the negro with the bell-cord. When incar-
cerated in the staff )n-house he undresscd
himself, wrCnched off heavy timber, dis
placed the iron bars, and escaped by run
ming through the police-oflicc and dashing
through the window into the street. He
ran mile through the city in nude con-
dition, welding q heavy bludgeon in Il
threatening manner, creating a panic in
the market and stores, which he entered in
his unimDedcd course. Hundreds OF peO-
pie followed him. As he ran across the
James-River bridge the bridge-policeman
encountered and succeeded IN putting hand
cults on him, which he snapped like thread.
He was subsequently overpowered and lit
orally wrapped in cords, hauled to jail,
and placed in irons.
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spECTAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL notice..
I'll 1, 6 6 Fl I. i i VIC ::

will buy BLACK SILK worth 81 a yard;
s71c. win buy SUMMER SILKS worth soc. q
yard;
SOC will buy SUMMER SILKS worth Goes yard ;
6ac Will buy wHrrE-sTRIPED VICTORIA
LAWN worth I0c. yard. and l0c. will buy
wHITE-STRIPED INDIA LAWN worth &c.
yard;
7c. will buy LACE-sTRIpED PIQUE worth 13c.
yard;
I5c. viii buy LACE-STRIPED VICTORIA
LAWN worth 12j<c. yard;
PRINTED LAWNS at 5. 81, 50, 10, 1910. a
yard;
REMNANTS OF THE BEST PACIFIC LAWN at
SIC. per yard;
SWISS MUSLIN EDGINGS very cheap;
ALL OVER LACEs and HASfBURGs;
LACE EDGINGs and INsERTINGs Of every de-
scriptiOn;
4 full assortment OF GENTLEMEN'S FURNISH
ING GOODS very cheap;
See our genuine NEW YORK MILLS COTTON
SHIRTS, with fine Linen Bosoms and Cuffs,
at Tie worth sl25-the cheapest shirt ever
offe.cd, and cannot be replaced for the money;
BATHING-SUITS for men and women;
HAMMOCKs at 75c., 81, $50, and 50;
CROQUET at s5c., 81, s1.1O, 1925, and up to
"a 4 set;
A large stock of DRILLINGS, COTTONADES,
TWE EDS, CASSlMERES, FLANNELS,
JEANS, and TRICOTs for boys and mems
wear;
JERSEYS Of the hest qualities at the lowest prices:
LINEN and MOUATR listers and BUSTERS
for ladies'
PARASOLS aud UMBRELLAS at and below cost.
This stock must be closed out NJ once.
GRAY BROCADED WOOL BUNTING at sc.
yard-sOd last year at 2jc.,
BLACK and WHITE DRESSGINGHAMSat &C.
yard worth l0c. LEVY x DAVIS,
successors to Levy Brothers.
We close our store AT 6:30 L. NJ. our customers
will confer favor 10 our employees by making
,t,ir ,,urcL,eoe t,.fnro that fine &c 26
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The Engllsh COLONIES.

Al recent meeting OF the English Royal
Colonial Institute Mr.. w. Il. FOSTER stated
that the theory that the colonists should
break the ties that now bind them to the
mother country and set up as independent
States on their own account was fast pass
Ing out OF the English mind. lie con
tended that In place OF this the belief
was growing that the colonies should re-
main united TO the mother country, but that
fIle unity should be oD the basis OF perfect
equality. II Is worthy Of remark that, al
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A SAFEGUARD.

The fatal rapidly with which slight Colds and
Coughs frequently develop into the grayest maa-
dies of the throat aud lungs Is a consideration
which should impol every prudent person TO keep
at hand as a household remedy bottle OF AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL.
Nothing else gives such immediate relief and
works so sure IN all affections OF this class
That eminent physician, Professor +. Sweetzer, Of
the Maine Medical school, Brunswick, Me-, says I:
"Medical science has produced no other ano-
dyne expectorant so good as AYERS CHERRY
PICTORIAL. 1t is inva liable for diseases of the
throat and lungs"
The same opinion is expressed by The WELL
known Dr.. L. j. Addison, of Chicago, ILL.,, who
says:
81 have never found, In thirty~fve years of con-
tinuous study and practice Of medicine, any pre-
paration Of so great value as AYERS CHERRY
PICTORIAL for treatment Of diseases ofthe throat
and lungs. 1t not only breaks up colds and cures
severe coughs, but is more effective than anything
else In relieving even the most serious bronchial
and pulmonary Affections
AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL
is not new claimant Cor popular confidence, but
a medicine which is to-day sayinefhe lives OF the
third generation who have come into being since
il was first offered TO the public.
There Is not "A household In which this Invaluable
remedy has Oncebeen introduced where lis use has
ever been abandoned. and there T. not a person
who has ever gwen II proper trial for any throat
or lung disease snscepube of cure who has not
been made wellby IL.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL has I'm num-
berless instances cured obstinate cases of chronic
Bronchitis LarnYgitis, and even acute pneumO-
MA, and has saved many patients in The earlier
stages Of Pulmonary Consumption. II Is n medi-
cine thai only requires 10 be taken In small doses,
is pleasant to Tue taste, AID is needed ln every
house where thAe children, as there Is nOihing
so good as AYERS CHERRY PECrORAL for
OF Group and WhOopiDg-C Ough.
These are all plain facts, which can be verified
by anybody, and should be remembe. ed by every
body.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,
PREPARED ny
DIR. j. G. AVER & co, LOWELL, MASS.
sold by all Druggiats.
NH 22-apl2& 26j e2S ,an23 ,oc1 4, noe ,de6&20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-28

Adviccs from Wady-Halfa state that a
former Bedouin lieutenant OF Hicks Pasba
has arrived there, and reports that FL Mahdi
made an attack upon KhaItOum, but was
repulsed with heavy loss. The date Of the
attack and the particulars of the battle are
not given. The hostile tribes are masSing
in the vicinity Of Dongola. The Nile is
rising rapidly.
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We are perfectly willing that Ben. But
LEI should afford the country little harm
less amusement by runningas the presiden-
tial candidate oi three or four amateur po-
ltical parties, but when he aspires to be the
nominee of the Democratic party it is time
IN eft on him.
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"Mr. BrRGH has written a letter in which
he denounces vaccination and reviles JEN-
NER with having hopelessly deteriorated
the human race" 1t would be cruel to
s. ggcst that Mr.. BERGH's ancestors must
have been thoroughly yaccinated.
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ANADJOURNED MEETING OF TIE
"A STOCKHOLDERS OF THE ALL EGiIANf
The Company's office. I'm Richmond Va. on the
9TU DAY OF july. 1884. at O'Clock 4. NJ.
10 "a J.G.JANEWAY. Secretary.
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: special Washington dispatch says
.sMr. BLAINE has directed his furniture,
pictures, &C.. IN his Washington residence
to be packed and shipped to Augusta. Me-"
We knew that the Plumed Knight was
very much discouraged.
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Mr.. George Rizor, Bethany, Brooke,
county. West Va. writes that he was cured
Of intense pains by the use Of St. Jacobs
Oil. the great pain-rellever, and that ne re.
commended il to other sufferers, and IL
cured them
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-28

LoGAN's lack OF knowledge OF English
may serve him a good turn after all. 1t
may explain that he meant exactly the OPP
posite o. the truthful remarks he made
about the late Mr.. JONI BROWN, OF Har-
ner's Ferry notOriety,
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>TREET METHODIST

NJ CLAY-STREET METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH corner of Adams and
Clay notwithstanding on SUNDAY MORNING
at IL o'clock anda Sis O'Clock p. NJ. by the pas
tor. Rev. JOSEPH Ii. RIDDICK. al are cordially
invited. Seats free.
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"The Brooklyn Eagle says that the Re-
publican revolt this time Is a revolution"
1t would appear that the Brooklyn Eagle
is pretty good authority OH revolutions.
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LAWN PARTY.

y'HE CHURCH-HILL YOUNG MEMS
Il CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION LAWN PAR-
Try, Twenty-ifth street near Broad, win reopen
MONDAY NIGHT, June 30th. and he continued
during the week. a fine gold ring to be voted the
most popular Young lady on the lawn Monday
nj ght TOumameni, Magic-LdntCrn, Fireworks,
andMusic are among the attractions. Admission
! cents f. 2S-lt
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PUBLISHED THIS DAY
PRoPOSAE..

CITY ENGGNEER'S OFFICER
RICHMOND. Va. june %. 1884. :
TOTICE.-S EALED PROPOSALS
~ viii be received at ;his office until
MONDAY NEXT, JUNE BOTH,
AT ) O'CLOCK L. NJ.
for furnishing 200 tons, more or less, BEST
QUALITY PED-ASH ANTHRACITE COAL.
well screened egg and stove sizes. Also, ton cords.
more or less, Of SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD for
use In public buildings under the control Of the
Committee on Grounds ana Buildings. The Com
mittce on Grounds and Buildings reserves the right
to reject any or all proposals offered.
W. J.. CUTSIAW,
ICES CITY Engineer.
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M MONUMENTAL CHURCH Nd
CHAPEL Divine service in the church at II
o'clock a. NJ and in the chapel ut 81 O'Clock Z.
VI Right Rev. A. II. RANDOLPH, Assistant
Bishop of Virginia. will conduct services. sunday
school at 81 \. VI.
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A contemporary says: 1.-The public
would like to see JOHN SHERMAN gag at 4
platform" The public would be better
off if il could see JOIN gag on platform.
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ne" NTENA METHODIST
CnURCH.-The third quarterly meeting for this
charge will be held on SUNDAY. Preaching at /
A. NJ. by Rev. PAUL WHITEHEAD, ID. d., presld-
ing elder.
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CT. JOHNS GERMAN EVANGELI-
- CAL CHURCII.-Thc members are requested
to attend special meeting Of this congregation
TO he held SUNDAY. Goth instant at I. NJ:
Matters I'm regard TO the new school building
Will he submitted.
ie oa-0fE CT LOEHR. Secretary.
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ecy UNION-STATION METHODIST
CHURCH corner Twenty-iourlh aud \ streetsl-
Rev. II. G. CHATHAM, pastor. Preaching at l
4. VI and $50 J.. NJ. subject I'm the morning
Gods Design IN Mans Creation; at night.
Life and Times Of Elijah"
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nCY~ THIRD PRESBY TERIAN
CiIURCH-Rev. Il. II. HOwIsON, pastOr.-Sunday
school at $50 A. VI. Services for the children
by the pastor at 10 4. VI. Morning service at IL
4. NJ; afternoon, $50 o'clock. Seats all free
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II BROAD-STREET METHODIST
CHURCH (corner Broad and Tenth streetsl.-Rey.
A. c. BLRDsoE, the pastor, will preach at l A. VI.
and $50 p. VI. Subject at night, THE Captive
Maid In Ma ,man's Household"
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MARRIAGES..

Married, June 25ih, at the residence OF Mr. >;
s. MONTAGUE, Of Richmond, To- Mrs. y. T.
HUTCHINSON, OF Hanover county, va.
Married, June Is. 1894, by Rev: James A, Wad-
DEL. at the residence OF the brides fa'her Dr. >,
county, 10 JULIA ID. CHRISTIAN, of New Kent
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NJ ST. PAUL'S ClIURCH.-Untilf fur
Their notice the services will be held in the lecture
room of this church. Service Tomorrow ut l l
a. VI. No service at night.
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NJ pARK-PLACE MET HODIST
CHURCH.-services by the pastor, Rev. JOIN
HANNoS. Subjects: II A. NJ, "Why YOn Re-
celved That invitation; Sk Z. VI "What to Do
with Your lnfrmites."
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III EVENTH-STR EFT CHRIS
TiAN CHURCII.-The pastor, Rev. II. e. CAVE.
will preach on SUNDAY at IL A. VI. No services
at night.
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RY@G CE-STREET PRESBYTE-
RAN CHURCH. Services at IL o'clock A.. VI.
and 81 T. VI. Preaching by the Rev. THOMAS
DREW, ID. ID.
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EP ECOND PRESBYTERIAN.
Or. IIoGE at IL A. NJ. and L. VI.
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NJ SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
(corner Of sixth and Main misunderstanding at
IL a. NJ. and S:l5 PM by the pastor, Rev. W.
W.LAsDRUM.
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cCr- FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH.-The pastor, Rev. Il. p. KERR, will
preach at Mozart Hall NJ II \. VI. and s:l5 T..
VI. Seats free. Al welcome. Sunday school IN
same place at $50 4. NJ.
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Ut TRINITY METHODIST EPISCO-
PAL CHURCH Corner of Broad and Twentieth
streets)-Rev.J. WILEY BLEDsoE, pastor. Preach
ing by the pastor az IL a. NJ. and Sis L. NJ.
Young mems prayer meeting from 10 II. NJ.
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NJ FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH tGrace above Shaferl-Rev PEYTON II.
noGE pastor.-Scrviccs at II 4. VI. and SIS L
NJ. seats free. Public cordially invited.
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III CLAY.STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH-corner of Clay. and Graham streets
Rev. s. c. CLoPToN, pastor, residence No. Sl9
west Gracc.-Preaching at / a. VI. by Rev. l.. q.
TEFT, ana at s:I5 T.. NJ. by Rev. J. b. LEMON.
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NE GRACE-S RECT BAPTIST
CHURCH corner Grace and Foushee sireetsl.-
Preaching by the pastor, Rev. w. +. HATCHER, ID.
D., al IL o'clock \. NJ. and at quarter-past s
O'Clock l.. NJ. on SUNDAY.
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nj ST. JOHNS PRO ESTANT
EPISCOPAL CHURCH tTwenty-dfih and Broad
streetsl-Rev. LEWIS WILLIAM BURTON, rector.
Service and sermon at IL 4. VI. and T.. VI. Sun
day school at 0'15 4. VI. A cordial InvitltiOn 10
all.
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rVOURNAMENT AND GRAND CORO.
NATION BALL
At NATURAL BRIDGE. VIRGINIA.
FRIDAY, July 4, 1884, AT y. NJ.

Two tilts-First for Honor Of the Day, unmar-
red men Only; second, Citizen 'hampionship,
omen 10 all. No enlr mce fe-. Knights To furnish
their own horses. lances, and rega liza: Inc rules
Of TIM Virginia Tournament Association VIII be
strictly enforced. Speakers, heradS, anu aius 10
be hereafter announced .
Committee on Reception: William II. Barclay
Lexington /; DIR. j. a. Arr old, Rockbridge; d.
Fulton TOmpkins Rockbri dge.
Assistants, Warren Hamilton, Rockbrldge; Pm.
A. 5. Brine. Bedford: II. A. stores. Rockbridge.
Edward Echois, stanton; 5. II. Lelcher, LeNing-
ton; samuel G.. Wingleld. Lynchburg; ;. Is.
Witt, Richmond: Meade IIaskins, Richmond:
Music by Annapolis tMd.) Naval ACADEMY
Band. Jez
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M WEST STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH corner Main and Beach streets).-
Preaching SUNDAY by the pastor Rev. WILLIAM
j. SHIPAIAN, at IL O'Clock A. NJ. and O'Clock
L. VI. All are welcome
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r1FIRsT ENGLISH LUTHERAN

CHURCH Seventh street between Broad and
racel.-PrCachng at IL 4. NJ. aud at s:15 p.
VI. by the pastor, Rev. ". e. SCHAEFFER. All
welcome. Seats free.
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EXCURSIONS. PIC.NICs. &c.

MOUNT PLEASANT BEING a FA-
wi VORITE RESORT for sunday schools and
pic- mic parties, and having recently made special
arrangements with the Chesapeake AID Ohio rail-
way Tor the benefit of my patrons, invite cor
respOndence and patronage, being assured can
give entire satisfaction.
With thanks for past favors. respectfully,
Go Dc ood2f HENRY A. CADY,
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GRAND FOURTH OF JULYeTNaj
MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
FOR BENEFIT OF THE VIRGINIA BASE
BALL CLUB.

STEAMER ARIEL leaves her wharf at s u. VI.
and returns at IL L. NJ. All who wish 20 see
Dutch Gap, enjoy cool, bracing sail, and help the
VIRGINIA BASEBALL PLAYERS, viii buy
tickets for this excursion. Tickets are only DOC"
baseball players.
Music, dancing aud refreshments. Best order
nr,scrvnh. IL 2G-th
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q" HoLD ON''

Don't rush so madly along the highways Of cx-
istence Il + true that life Is short at best, and
our brief" span - but a drop in the ocean Of time,
still We say,
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CLERKS OFFICE SUPREME COURT OF
APPBALs OF VIRGINIA,
RICHMOND, June 20, A. ID. 1854.


RICHMOND, June 20, A. ID. 1854.
PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS
L of an act of the General Assembly of Vir-
giuia, approved April 30. 1874. entitled an Act
supreme Court of Appeals shall be printed, and
providing for letting the same 10 contract and
which is as follows-io wit; ,.....,,. ,,.o.
the clerks OF the supreme Court Of Appeals at
Richmond, stanton, Winchester and WytheNille
shall III the month of June, In the year lS7i, and
annually thereafter in the same month"; solicit pro-
poslls by advertising in some newspaper pub
shed In their respective localities for the print
ing for one year of such records of courts As nay
be required under existing laws 10 be printed for
the use Of the Supreme Court OF Appeals IA de-
terming eases of appeal.
per page OF fifteen hundred ems small plea ~ ne.
and shall include the paper printing binding and
thereon.
for said printing to the lowest responsible bidders
I'm their respective localities, and shall take from
them bond, with ample security IN n penalty
double the amount Of ne Worh to De cxcSutcd, inc
ceding wears work. The mode OF certifying AMI
paving accounts for said printing shall be rs now
prescribed 10y law.
" All acts and parts Of acts In conflict with the
provisions of this act are hereby repealed
V. This act shall be in force from its passage.
SEALED PROPOSALS VIII be received bY the
undersigned II his Office. at the stale courthouse
on Eleventh street between BroNd ana Marshall. in
the CITY OF hltUuhubs ulili II NttNNh VI VI lllt
9STH INST Ant, for the PRINTING. &C., in a
coFdance with the provisions Of the second section
of said act, OF AL such RECORDS a the supreme
Court of Appeals Of Virginia. n Richmond. may
require for one year from the LIST day OF July.
lSSI, said printing 10 be done in a compact form.
without blank pages or blanks between lines or
paragraphs.
No extra charge to hc made for figure work not
exceeding three columns.
As the printing has to be done under the sup r
vision and direction Of the Clcr, II must nc done
In this city.
The ClcrS claims The right of rejecting any and
all bids which IN his opinion do uOtahd VIII not
fully comply with the requirements Of the fore
going act. and of deciding tCiO are responsible
bidders" and irhGt IS ample security" within
the meaning of the same. -
GEORGE X. TAYLOR,
Clerk Of the supreme Court OF Appeals Of
&c 22,25&2S Virginia. at Richmond.
CITY ENGINEER'S OFFICER
RICHMOND, VA, June "a. 1884.
NOTICES T. A l. L ID PROPOSALS
~ WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS Office until
MONDAY, JUNE BOTH.
at g O'Clock +. NJ,
for furnishing the city mules and horses with
FEED, PGOVENDER, &c,
and also with STRAW,
for three months.
The Committee on Streets reserves The right to
reject any or all proposals offered, and 10 give the
contract for each article required 10 the loves,
bidder therefor.
Forms of proposals. can DE obtained by applying
al this Office. W. +. CUISHAW,
je 24-tdi City Engineer.
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DICHMOND BASEBALL PLEAS
h URE PARK, HEAD OF CLAY STREET.
A PICNIC will be given 1t the above place on
MONDAY, June 3Oth. Dancing from I. VI
TO IL NJ. Refreshments at city prices. No in
tOxicating liquors sold. Admission, 25c.; ladies
free COnyeyances Will meet the street cars from
30 O'Clock p. VI. je 26-Th, Sa&Su3t
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BRIEF COMMENT.

VANDERBIIT tells an interviewer that he is
rich man. VANDERBILT must have been
Joking.
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TAXES.
TAXES.
CITY TAXES.

OFFICE CITY CoLLEcToR,(
RICHMOND, VA, June j, 1854.
This Office viii be open daily between the hours
OF 8 O'Clock A. NJ. and o'clock T.. NJ. from the
10TH TO THE sorH DAY OF JUNE inclusive
for the purpose Of receiving from all persons
TAXES DUE TO THE CITY OF RICHMOND
Any person who shall fail TO pay the wheIe or
Que half Of said taxes within the time so limited
win be considered delinquent, and viii be charged
penalty of s per cent. upon the total amour
thereof, and interest az the rate of 0 per centum
per annun. A. r. woopsoN,
/, jee-td City Collector
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HOLD on,

and look around you There are many beawn
things In this world to admire. II you're atal'.,
Tor something to look at you can stroll down 'o
THE MARBLE.HALL CLOTHING-HOC>E.
You've heard great deal Of The place and you've
made mp your mind TO come for some tine ant
take peep. OF course you'll go away fecrag thl,
you've seen our tempting display OF
STYLISH $40 SUITS,
and the chances are very great that II Ia, light
eucd your pocket book. but then your stock ofw
dom has been Increased. and you have at Pa,
found place where
FAIR DIVISION or PROFIT Is MADE WITH
THE PURCHASER.
SO, again, we say, HOLD on" Take time 90
breathe. Don't try to beat an expires train
making time" through Ills vale Of tcsr-. anI
you'll live longer and die happier f)r having :aa.a
our advice and included in your stroll DC .tah-
li.hment Of II. SCHwARzsCmLD~,
Marble Hall,
ie22 coraer Fourteenth aaI Main streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-06-28
EDUCATIONAL.

HAMPDE N-SIDN COLLEGE,
llPglNCE EDWARD COUNTY, yA.-The
lOgth annual session OF this Institution win begin
on SEPTEMBER 4THst IL O'Clock NJ. Applicants
for entrance ought 10 be present on the preceding
day. For catalogues and further information adj
dress the President of the college, Rev. RICHARD
McILWAINE, H. d., Hampden.sidney College,
Va. je 25-W&Sa2m