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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-04

MANCHESTER ITEMs.-The InstaNation.-
The first public installation of the officers
of Henderson Lodge since its organization
takes place tonight at the Baptist church
at halfpast S o'clock. The services will be
interesting. Let the audience be as large
as the merits Of the case demands.
School ErerciSes.-The exhibition and
distribution of prizes to the scholars OF
Mrs. Belle Fox's school was witnessed by
q large and fashionable audience OH Friday
night. Prizes for scholarship, penmar-
ship, department, and punctuality, were
awarded. Compositions very creditable OF
Misses Day and Redford were read by Colo
mel Ambcrs.. The music and singing was
excellent, and the entire affair passed OF
with fclat. The Rev. Mr.. Garland, one OF
the ripest scholars in the Virginia Confer
ence, and teacher of the classics in this
school, acted as master of ceremonies in a
most satisfactory manner. His connection
with the school will continue.
Special Noticc.-An adjourned meeting
of the Board Of Trustees will be held TO-
night, and the attendance of every member
is requested punctually at SIX O'Clock.
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DRY GOODS.
NJ o r I G. e
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

The undersigned AXES pleasure In announcing
to the public gener ally that he will open on MON
DAY, July 4th, In the house formerly occupied by
William N. Bell & Co., No. 903 Main street. q full
and wcl-sclectcd, stock OF
DRY GOODS.
The followlp 6 bargains will be offered to his cus
toners and p atrons
PLAIN and. STRIPED GRENADINES at 10 ant
l2Ic.;
Light End BACKGROUND GRENADINES
at 80 and 37sc. worth 5oc.
LEN0S and MUZAMBIQUES at zoe. worth Csc.
4 PLAIN and PLAID JAPANESE CLOTH at soc.
worth SOC.
CHECKED and STRIPED NAINSOOK at 20 ant
Z CSC. worth 30 aud 35c.;
A MhRSEILLES QUILTS, all sizes, at low prices
1 flLAIN and STRIPED SWISS MUSLIN at 35c,
4 worth Soc;
| Real vALENCIENNEs LACE COLLARS q,
II 8Oc.
a large variety of LINEN COLLARS aad
CUFFS;
\ LADIES' IEMSTITCHED DHANDKERCII1EFS
II at I6sc. worth CSC. /;
LINEN CAMBRIC IIANDKERClIEFs ut SOC.
ii per dozen;
i LADIES' GAUZE VEST ) at 75c 5c-chcap at $I.s5
/ FULL YARD-WIDE COTTON at l?lc.:
4 Good CALICO at loc.;
10-i SlIEETING 1T 35c. worth 50c.;
I NOTTINGHAM LACE 1T 3oc.-chcap ut Soc.
MOURNING GOODS-a full and complete stock
I BROWN LINENS from 1G3c. upward;
4 CASSIN IiTS and CASSIMERES, for mems and
b0yslwear, at all prices
1 HOSIERY. GLOVES, and EMBROIDERED
BANnS--a full variety.
ask special attention to my largo stock ofGEN-
| TLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS and great
| many other cheap goods too numerous to men
ton
Ar ask Is call to convince you that am sell
ang bargains. JULIUS SYCLE,
| S03 Main street, corner Of Ninth,
ty2 Bells old stand.
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CITY ORDINANCES.

IN ORDINANCE TO AMEND, CHAP I!afI;
a TER cXXXSXXyyRsfNe XXXyks 2E ViH VWhaoNh Si DRhYs, h
CARTs, AND HACKS: PASSED JUNE . y, ,,ls1s lsls.
Re ~ 0riainsd by the Council Of the Guy 81 Rfca-
dnsoa' " That CHAPTER thirty.six OF tho CITY Ord.
nances he and the same hereby Is amended Dy tn6
nJdttinn of the following sections
l5 The M ayor shall from time 70 time oesiRnate
such place or places ~ he shall aeem proper, az
which hacks or other carriages may stand waitinE
for employment. The owner or diver OF any hac9
or other Carriage which shall stand waiting for
employment at any other time or place tnan snaI
have been designated by the Mayor shsn pc nnsa zee
not less than hve nor more taep s~en's o0nAf' ~
e'S. ID. The Mayor Is hereby authorized 70 make
regulations and give directions Iespeesing tne
nIacas or positions to be occupied oy RACKS OF
carTisSes nj the public stands. or al any raMsoa1
SSnot' sIeaInboat landing, canai-packet tanoinE'
theatre or other place os public sn.ersannsn snd
the route they shall 80 when going s2 or asry ary
any such place and Ii any owners driver. or an
oiSer person having the care OF any saen "a Al
rtane shall refuse to obey such regulssions " s @
than aYe nor more than twenty dollars sof eacn oi-
fence. -. ,n4 S,ourc,y
- Z. G. H0WARR =,
.,n. Clerk Council
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nVCKBKIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA.



rus fNoritc aud celebrates. WATERING
i.A' H. nrw Ia complete order ior the rcccp-
t#0'lI ''. tu'gis.
N"m' Important improvements have been added
'''' hrl!inE- since lhc establishment passed
t"" hH aands Of te present proprietor ANA IL IS
~. purpose 10 !, ,cp 1t III style not surpassed
H.,"hCf" ia Nirrlu!a.
~" remarkable medicinal and curative power
"' lhc water IL well known To TIE medical rrofcs-
.1.n Aun - tnc spring going public. A. an AL
! lfEhliNt, 4 b!FFtSiNE STlMtLhNT and
iCS1' th,r" Is no known mineral water equal
Z" IL. III All anTul' conditions of ilc systcln and
'F"hct -up"A tales Gf the constitution, loss of
"ppcht", Hnl |ru.ral nervous prnS,rat!uu. its
I'"cFs tlh virtue - = restorative may be safely
I'"n"uhc"l u t., %lth"2t II known rival AMONGST
t,'' mineral water oi ti.. world.
lh,y are especially indlc ttcd IN IA, whole class
81 ailments peculiar L. The Icrn tuition
The proprietor ~it haze uruyld,d for NJ. Lawns
Awd ballroom a fret Clha. band of m;,str an II
n general all the sources Of aniis,ti,.u, AM, re-
rrat!uu usually FOUND Al our bust sum rncr resorts
wllt tc al the command Of the guests ct Rock
ikibGE ALUM"
The place Is within eleven To thirteen hours of
Richmond, Washington, Baltimore, &C., by rail- +;
al. ~ DAY lght Passengers leave Tie cars Of the
ho>tI".akc and ohio railroad at Goshen depot,
aud new and elegant stagc-coaClies. passing r.-
ihiIy over smooth and level road OF only eight
a.., SGT down the visitors at the springs 10 tca.
.rl"yraph office .u the hotel.
JAMES +. FRAZIER, Proprietor.
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poRr1oNMENT.-At an adjourned meeting OF
the Conservative members of the Legisla-
ture, held at the Senate chamber on Satur-
day evening, the report of the committee
appointed to consider the propriety of re-
districting the State for congressional repre-
sentation was received and read for intOr-
nation, it having been determined to take
no action until tonight. A resolution de-
clarng it incXpcdcnt ut this session of the
Legislature to consider the subject of rr-
apportionment was read, and, together
with the report, laid over. The meeting
then adjourned to meet ut the Sycamore
church tonight at s o'clock.
1t is understood that under the proposed
rcapportionmcnt six districts will be GER
tainly Conservative Gncluding MchmonU,
and three certainly Radical.
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THE PRESS REUNION AT WHITE SULPHUR
SPR1NGs.-A delegation consisting of Messrs.
Z. Witt, of the State J ou,nal; j. 7. Co
wardin, of the Dispatch; j. B. Walters, OF
the Wing; w. G. Clam, correspondent OF
Petersburg Courier; and Z. Cuthbert, OF
the New York Herald, left Richmond on
Saturday to represent the Richmond Press
Club at the White Sulphur Springs rcdnion.
A. NJ. Kelley, Esq, DR.. c. W.P. Brock, &.
Is. Luck, S. Zetelle, and others, honorary
members, accompanied the party by invita-
ton.
At Gordonsyille the Richmond excur-
sonists met a delegation from the Wash.
ington Club, among whom were the follow
ing choice spirits
Arthur Sheppard, Nathaniel srdo, Frank
Howe, OF the Republican; L. A. Richard
son, of the Baltimore Associated Press; w
S. Keelan, Washington Chronicle; Frede
rick Boyce, Western Union Telegraph; M
w. Burr, Southern Associated Press j
G. Holland, New York Associated Press
w. w. Warden, Boston Post; {. A. Pills
bury, Baltimore Sun; r. S. .BoisscuX, j
F. Dooley, and w. K. Collins, Washington
Star.
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SPURIOUS UuMILITY.-Thc Rev. Mr..
Hatcher. in his address before the Alumni
of Richmond College on last Friday eve
ming, made the following capital hit at spu-
riouS humility:
"ln mentioning those who do not apprc-
ciatc themselves 1 do not embrace all who
employ the language of Self-dcpreciation.
One need not live long to discover that the
vclnacular of modcsty is the adopted dia-
lcct of vanity. In many the habit of self
depreciation springs from an itching pas
sion for praise. 1t is one Of the tricks OF
conccit to croak abroad its tale OF worth
lessness as a means of provok.ng COM
mendation of its worth. The lover laments
his want of merit, not because he feels it,
but simply to force the fair and blushing
choice Of his heart TO say again and again
that he is the very crown and perfection OF
Adams race. The wife bemoans the wreck
of her beauty and the badness of her bread,
not from any low opinion OF her beauty
or her bread, but purely as hypo-
critical and jcsuitical cXpedlent for ne
ccssitating an extra caress. The preacher
groans diSmally, so I am told, over the dry
ness of the very sermon he considers his
best in the hope of exciting demonstra-
ton in favor of himself. The atlcctionate
mother of Uriah Heep has heap of little
Uriahs who do the humble for the pur-
DoSe."
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| rLOVER HILL COAL.-T am now pre-
" pared 10 furnish all grades Of GLOVER HILL
| COhL ut tn" following reduced prices:
| LUMP, $5.75 per load, delivered; HALL, T5;
| UARl for either gratcs cooking stoves, VI.
| Also. A ANTHRACITE COAL OF best quality
SOFT COKE for cooking purposes; Ohk and
III II WOOD. {. Is. LlISCOMb,
| c2u3m Seventh and Byrd streets.
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DAMAGES FOR FALSE IMpRIsoNMENT.-Ir
the. Circuit Court of Richmond on Friday
Il verdict of $500 damages was rendered in
favor of negro who sued Burnham Ward
well for false imprisonment.
The ncgro's COWS had been trespasSing on
land owned by one of Wardwelps en-.
ployes, and Wardwcll, taking the law into
his own hands, put the poor fellow in 4 eel
of the penitcntiary and kept him there
several hours. Suit was Immediately en-
tered, but the case was not tried until last
week.
Wardwell has recently taken charge oI
the Rhode Island State Farm and Work
House, an institution for the reformation o1
youthful offenders.
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Ladies desire whit men adnire-and this little
thing Is beauty. What do we say Is beautiful? A
transparent complexion and luxuriant head of
hair. What will produce these? HAGAN'S MAG
NoLIA BALM will make any lady Of thirty appear
but twenty, and LYONS kATIIAIRoN Will keep
every hair IN its place and make 1t grow like tho
April grass. Il prevents the hair from turning
gray, cradicates danaruH, and Is the finest hair
dressing in the world, and at only half ordinary
cost. If You want to get rid Of salowness, pim-
pies, ring-marks, moth-patches, etc., don't forget
the Magnolia Balm, ladies'.
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,IN' SPRINGS will be opcncd for

Proprietor Bath Alum springs, Va.
frg I'm
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Picnic FOR THE BENEFIT OF ST. PATRIcK's
CnURcH.-Therc viii be an interesting en-
tertainment in the way of a picnic at the
new Fair Grounds to-day for the benefit OF
St. Patrick's parish. A band of music will
be in attendance. The first train OF cars
will leave the Broad-street depot at $3.50 A.
M. Other trains Will leave at intervals auT
ring the day. Those of our citizens VINO
wish to get out of the heat and dust OF the
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PoOR MANS FRIEND.-Our friends Il. 3.
SPENCE & Son arc really the friends OF the poor
man. You can buy SIS worth Of goods for $40.
Look at the prices Linen coat for 81 gauze shirt
for 75c.; 2ncck-ties for 81; box Of paper collars
for loc.; and other goods at proportional ratios.
1900 Main street Is truly the place for bargains.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN THE RICHMOND PosT-OFFICE July A.
Miss Margaret Trewaller, Junius Morris,
Richmond; Mrs. S. Il. Christian, Amherst
Courthouse, Va. Cadet II. p. w. Morris,
Lexington, Va; Hartman, Bach. IL Co.,
Baltimore, Md. G. A. Allen, Augusta,
Me-; Mrs. George II. Z. Gree, Rock Mount,
Va; Mrs. c. II. Jones, Hallsboro', Va. !;
one letter no address.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JULY 2, 1870.

ARRIy
Steamer John Sylvester. Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, l.. i. Tatum.
Steamer Saratoga, Couch New York, merchan-
disc and passengers, Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamer Norfolk, Platt, Philadelphia, merchan-
disc and passengers, W. L. Porter.
Schooner Nellie Benedict Ellis, New York,
corn, j. X. Sedgwick
schooner Argo, Taylor. Havre de Grace, COAL
8. r. UaweS.
Schooner Hope, Booth, Cabin Point lumber,
Charles Phillips.
SAILED.
Steamer Saratoga, Couch, New York, merchan-
disc and passengers, Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamer state of Maryland. Trayers, Baltt-
more, merchandise and passengers, laryeys q
Williams.
Schooner Osceola, Clegg, Norfolk, mercbaa-
disc Curtis u Parker.
MEMORANDUM.
WEST POINT July2.-Arrivcd. steamer state OF
Virginia. Freeman, Baltimore, merchandise and
passengers, York River Railroad Company, anu
sailed on return.
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city, and at the Same time encourage q
worthy enterprise, should avail themselves
Of this opportunity. -

The PYTHIAN ExcURsroN.-About sixty
members of Old Dominion Lodge, No. !,
knights of Pythias, left Richmond on
Saturday afternoon on the excursion to Bal
timors. AS they marched down Main street
1t was the universal remark that fner-look-
Ing body of young men is seldom seen now
adays. Of course, however, there were
lew homely exceptions. We wonder what
Inc people ,rould think if all the Knights Of
iythlas In Richmond were to turn out some
Inc day. The girls would all 90 crazy.
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FOURTH OF July AT THE PosT-OFFICE.-
This public institution will be open to-day
only between the hours of 8 and 10 A. NJ.
The carriers will make only one trip-that
in the morning. Collections will be made
from the star boxes at G:30 A. NJ. and 6:30
2. M.
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METEOROLOGICAL TABLE.-We gave on
SATURDAY. observations Oh the state of the
weather, with the records of the ther,
mometer for the month of June, but failed
to state that the figures were taken ut OF
near sunrise, usually the coolest portion oil
the day. TO give the greatest degree o.
heat, observations have to be taken about
9p M
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.-At REGULAR meet
ing of Syracuse Lodge, No. 5. knights of
Pythias, held at their Lodge, the following
officers were elected George f. Bowden,
worthy chancellor; William H. Woody,
vice-chancellor Miles Matthews. guide I;
Jenniter Garnett, inner steward; John f.
Harris, outer steward.
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SUMNER ENcAMPMENT OF CADETs.-Gene-
raj f. ii. Smith has notified the proprietor
OF the Rockbridge Alum Springs that the
cadets of the Military Institute will camp
there for the summer. The presence OF the
corps at the Rockbridge Alum will make it
still more popular place of resort for
seekers of health, rest, or pleasure.
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RARE AND BEAUTIFUL spring etyles OF Jewelry;
elegant new patterns Of pins and drops; glove
bands Etruscan and cnamcllcd mcdallions; new
style neck chains, Observation-Disclosures, cuff and
bosom buttons solitaire and cluster diamond en-
gagcment rings.
Choice novelties In silverware, In cases, for bri-
dal presents, now opening at
NOWLAE &c CO.'S
corner Main and Tenth streets.
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CUSTOM GOODS e. B. SPENCE Il Son have on
hand 4 fine stock of cloths, cassinercs, and vest
ings, for summer wear, all of which they arc fur
nIshing TO their customers at very moderate
prices. Having good cutters and excellent work
men, they always guarantee satisfaction.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
WEST POINT AND HANOVER JUNCTION
/ RATJR0kD

WEST POINT AND HANOVER JUNCTION
RAILROAD.
TO G. A. Wallace, John 3. Davis, Thomas Dos.
well, Theodore Garnett, r. o. Peatross, W. r.
B. Wyatt James G. White, b. B. Douglas, Ro-
bert S. Ryland, William ID. Pollard, William
N. Stehley, William 8. Wood, 3. Richards, Ro-
ger Gregory, Camm s. Garnett, Larkin s. Gar
rett, Fleming Meredith, William Z. Ayle6
John Heldcrman, @. j. Hill, James F. New, Jo-
sepn Ryland T. b. Henley, William F. Bland,
E. b. Montague, John T. Seawell, j. N. Stubbs,
j. W. G. Catlett, j. b. Brown, John p. Tabb,
and 5. 7. Charlton, gentlemen, incorporators:
In accordance with the provisions OF incorpors-
semble ut Nevis HoteLn In the town Of West
Point, King William county, on MONDAY the
4th day of July, 1870, for the purpose OF tempo
rary organization and to consider matters OF In
tercst aud importance to our company.
WILDIAM ID. POLLARD,
g. A. WALLACE,
r. o. PEATROSS,
w. S. WOOD,
jc 21-d&swtd j. n. STUBBS
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y ~ III. ] ItI .N'IT>,
MONROE rOuhTY, WEST VIRGINIA
~ d'iirhtini WATti;I NG RESORT, fayora-
f hh""n ., III" 'D!.D SWEFT,' and famous
'f }h" wonderful medicinal PROPERTIES of Its wa
, i "hi 'a,ilnna'lc patrons, Will open for the
l' '"tht!p't, rgp !'et above The sea level with
'" ih"urlalu air al!i most magnificent scenery
~, ~ WIN l"D extensive baths. supplied
la, al water iroil bpriUgg that rise IN the
, ~ sweat tn. most aIir;riI,c rc,i,rt In thr
,ao.,,,.,,1t's. ,1t's. H"I,s, cottages, and ballroom
r'.'""I ii''fS Ia connection with the Springs.
s,,, @PH ''niuuDirat!vn u cycry part @! he
''' Board, /" per day; as per month
: 70 d., JOHN r. WILSON,
Manager.
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VARIETY SPRINGS will be opened for
lGr reception of visitors on the FIRST OF
"'Ll. they lie liftccn mites west OF Staunt"r,
'.tn':il eu the thcSapcak" aud thir railroad, the
'fr> Stopping at them. The mineral waters age
t'fN rUc. consisting ui ChaIybcatu. :lum. all
l,tlin. aHd sulphur. Mountain scenery grand
N"-tr" 4 '.th"r anuscincu,s. Battling in healing
"a!.r .rslii-.
TtE">: ouc month f!o; per week, S12; per
"tS. =. children under twelve wears and SER
't"I~ Eall Price. l.. Il NJ. BtERt'SS,
q, 4. 20 propricforE,
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"Rcmcmbcr - IN your promenade Of an eve
ming the neat icc-crcam saloon IL "JACksoN's, ;
corner Main and Third streets.
lie also makes and delivers to families, pic
MICS, fairs, &C., &C., pure icc-cream III an!
quantity and of any 1tycr desired.
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LILLE KNCkERIDGE WATER,

jhl nl III Piass containing all the mcnlclnai qua
.'i'7 - when drank tt its fountain head. Is KEEP
'"r al. al TN ~clI-knuwn huu5Cs OF McSsrs. FUR.
,ltl LADn 4 Co., Druggists. Richmond Va.
w. y. & e. \. SANTOS, Druggists, Norfolk, Va.
1901 " "pohl:rFF gro. Lynchburg Va: who viii
t"'hl-h pamphlet, containing letters of eminent
!Ll'l'i&us, wllh few certificates out Of many OF
."' ""'d"rtui cures effected by these waters.
i,-E L. tI1N
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NOTICE TO sHlPPERS;a7ss ssS5,sl1sssssssA
lN The boats OF the JAMES RI IN fYssI
YER AND KANAWHA, CANAL CoMpAAax ~ a IL
viii leave the dock ss nsuSl pso4pts,yT pts,yTiniRnaYs n
prejght and tolls on goods for Lyncnnarg ans ahs
beyona collected delivery or grepsia ~ ts III,
ontion OF the shipper. Every facility ~ ss.
snmsa to deliver down freight elsewhere lhan ~
nv oce on the Dock without spcsia., srs
Way freight win not be delivered Ill eaa1 AN
Roats Locked and injured. rrnc arer.,
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NJ ELLYsoN 4 co. will insert advertiser tents In
the principal newspapersin Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub
lishers' rateo, for cash Apply at this ofice.
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CITY SERGEANr.-Mr. Thomas Z. Dumey
on Friday entered upon the discharge of
his duties as City Sergeant, and OH Satur-
day appointed Mcssrs. B. r. August and
John II. Booker as his deputies.
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THE CADETS OF THE VIRGINIA MILITARY IN
slltp7E. viii go into camp for the summer at tn
Rockbridgc Alum Springs IN = tun c.ayz
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" / LNELI TIMEs'"
GREAT SUCCESS OF TIE
sEMI-ANNUAL CLOSING SALE.
sNEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS,
BOTTOM PRICEs-GENUINE BARGAINS.
In order to reduce stock VIC have reduced prices
splendid variety OF
BLACK GRENADINES, sTRIrED and EN-
BRoIDERED GRENADINES,
BLACK and COLORED SILKS
WHITE, BLACK, and COLoRED ALPACAs
JAPANESE SILKS, LENos, BAREGEs,
LAWNS, PoPLINs, rIQUEs,
WHITE CAMBEICs,
CHECKED, STRIPED, FIGURED. and PLAIN
SWISS and NAINSOOK MUSLINs;
DIMITY, BRILLIANT, uUCkABACK,
DIAPER, BISHOPS, VICTORIA LAWN,
THREAD CAMBRIC, TARLETAN,
WHITE LINEE, DUCK, and DRILLS,
TABLE and CASE LINENa,
COTTON and LINEN SIIEETlHG,
NAPKINS, DOYLIES, TOWELS, QUILTS,
CASSIMERES, LACE and GRE N A ID IN
sHAWLs, SILK sACQUEs, PARAsoLS
FURS. COIeSETs, TIhNnKERCuIEFs,
GLOVES, HOSIERY, RIBBONS, LACES,
EMBROIDERIEs, GAUZE SHIRTS, SHIRT
BOSOMS, WHITE SHIRTS, &c.
An goods VIII be sold very cheap, and Gull Is
solicited.
WILLIAM I'll hLIiIMER & SONS.
Col Broad, corner Sixth street.
iva "Broad-Strcct Dry Goods Emporium
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Nor IN SEssIoN.-Thc Hastings Court
will not be in session to-day. Grand jurors
and witnesses recognized to appear before
the court to-day will be in attendance
punctually tomorrow morning at II
O'Clock.
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STOVES AND TISwARE

,, ollN L. MOUNTCASTLE.
ua- -ap.,,t.r,,.,tS tSo BROAD STREET,
NJyt :, ' me 'ilc biA d. ID STATE COOKING
p IL w. w. IL has very large. oven. und Is aIsn -
srtcI. "!''. Farmers and all FL want or suriI
t,,t,~l %l' ~ zen 10 give us i ,aii before baylng
!UBCLAf III ~ ~ SS.nt .tI tof hiU&sGN COrFAE
'N- 1NlAe-AO0 tcs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-04

PAINFUL AcCIDENT.-On Saturday morn
Inc MIR. j. w. Nerlander broke the knee
pan of his left leg by striking it against the
door of his store.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-04

All the leading magazines, wecklics, and dailc
published, can be found at ELLYsoN Il TAYLOR
news depot, next to Dispatch building.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-04

PERSoNAL.-If DELLA or DELINA HODsON (co-
lorcd), who used to live with Mr.. George Watt,
Is In town, she will please call ut the DiSptIch
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-04

All the leading magazines and periodicals for
sale by ELLYSoN & TAYLOR, nextto DiSpatch Of
flee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-04

CITY CoUNcIL.-The regular monthly
meeting of the City Council will be held
this evening ut 5 O'Clock.