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Manchester ltesns.

CELEBRATION OF THE GLEE CLuB.-The
annual reunion OF the Manchester Glee
Club took place at Branch's on Wednes-
day. At an early hour Garber's omnibuses
were in attendance at Masonic Hall, from
which point, after the usual preliminaries,
an early start was made. A pleasant chase
soon brought the happy party to their des-
tination, where they scattered around and
spent the day playing croquet, graces,
chequers, wandering through the woods,
and In other rational amusements. At
seasonable hour q splendid dinner was
served up, followed by ice-cream, lemon
ade, confectioneries, &C., at proper inter-
yals. The Glee Club sang some Of their
most choice selections. About nightfall
the party returned rome greatly pleased
with the days enjoyment. We wish the
Glee Club great success as a moral organ!-
zatlon. Judge" Morriss had charge of
the table, and performed his duty faith
fully.
/ TEMPERANCE ITEAs.-Manchester Coum-
Gil, Friends Of Temperance, at the close of
! Its last meeting entertained Stonewall aud
Old Dominion Councils in fine STYLE at Ma.
sonic Hall. An abundant supply of ice.
| cream, lemonade, &C., &C., was prepared,
! and ample justice done the feast. Interest.
ing remarks were made by Messrs. Crew,
Bohannon, Monteiro, Harding, and others,
! Manchester Council is now the largest
| Council in the district, and we trust will
soon double its strength.
| The ofhccrs.elect Of Lafayette Division.
Sons Of Temperance, were installed on
Thursday night by Grand Scribe Il. WILEY
Davis. In days of yore Lafayette did faith
tul work in the good cause, and we predict
for the new Division prosperous career.
FORMATION OF A CLUB.-A Conservative
club has been formed with the following
officers President, A. B. Woodbridge
First Vice-President, Geo. w. Cox; Sc.
cond Vice President, Sam'l E. Walden
Secretary, John Z. Robertson.
We have been requested to call meet.
ing for the purpose OF organizing another
club on Monday night next at the court.
house.
A PLEASANT AFFAIR.-The Rocky Ridge
| Club, an organization composed of some
Of our most respected merchants anc
tradesmen, had their annual "stew" al
| Crystal Springs on yesterday, and the day
was passed in the most enjoyable manner
Pressing business prevented our acceptin!
| their kind invitation.
| FEsTAL NOTES.-The picnic Of the Epis
copal Church takes place at Mason
spring" on the Goth.
Alert Fire Company Is expected to cele
brate its coming anniversary Ill fine style.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MANUrAcToRIEs-Iu-
teresting Statistics.-The report Of Collector
Burgess to the Internal Revenue Depart
ment on the tobacco manufactures OF
Richmond. contains much interesting in
formation. We are indebted to the cour-
tesy of Mr.. Burgess and his clerks for the
following statistics in regard to this impor-
tant branch uf manufactures
On the 30lh Of June lust there were in
operation in Richmond sixty tobacco facto-
ries, giving employment to 4,1Sl hands,
men, women, and children. All the flcto-
ries were OH short work at that time. When
working full time their number is largely
increased. Tn these factories there were in
operation $50 screw presses, Jl hydraulic
presses, "a cutting machines, hand-mills,
and 7 other machines, for which the depart
mnnt has no name.
The largest number Of hands employed in
any one factory is $50.
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The BALTIMORE POISONING CAsE.-There
are no further developments OF any great
interest in the Baltimore poisoning case,
Mrs. Wharton is still prisoner in her
house mo. 263 north EutaW street), closely
watched by the officers who have her In
charge. She will not be sent to Jail until
the grand jury has acted on the case. That
which was given as q rumor yesterday with
regard to the large insurance upon the life
Of Maj. 81. w. Wharton. which went to the
mother upon his decease, is confirmed.
Forty thousand dollars was the insurance
effected, thirty thousand of which were &C.
tually paid. Mrs. Wharton has brother,
a physician, in Pittson, Pa, who has been
sent for. The authorities have not yet
thought proper to make public the evidence
on which the warrant was issued, but will
present 1t to the grand jury on Saturday
In the meantime rumor is busy, and every
variety Of supposition and conjecture is
afioat.-Amerioan.
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SHALL We ACCEPT THE SITUATIoN?-It
will be remembered that the Ohio Demo.
cracy, in Convention assembled, recently
adopted platform, one resolution of which
proposes to do what we all must do-accept
the situation. The lath, 14th, and 10th
amendments of the United States Constitu-
tion are now parts and parcels OF that in
strument, and it is the duty OF every good
citizen to support the Constitution and
laws OF his country. If it were an original
question whether we would 60 for the rati-
hcation OF those amendments or. not, we
say that we would not; but now that they
have been adopted, we will stand by the
Constitution and laWs.-MGrion Rdtr1ot.
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POLICE COURT, TuURsDAy-Jlstice j. b
Royster p1esiding.-The following cases
were disposed of:
VIM. II. Hall (colored), charged with OBJ.
structing the sidewalk, refusing to move
when ordered, and also with resisting the
police, was fined 3.
Thomas Henry (colored), charged with
being suspicious character and sleeping
OH the market benches, was let of with an
admonition.
Henry jackson and Jas. Brown (colored),
charged with having in their possession Il
pieces of walnut plank, valued at $50, the
property Of q. W. Pickerel & Co. Henry
was honorably discharged, and the case o
Jumes continued until the 14Gh.
Edward Gray (colored), arrested on an
attachment for contempt OF court, was re-
quired to pay q fine of $3.50.
VIM. Shields, charged with assaulting II.
O. Allen. Fined $3.50.
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INSTALLATION OF OFFTCERs.-At The las,
regular meeting of West End Division, Sons
of Temperance, the following newly-elected
officers were installed for the ensuing term
William A. Hetferman. Worthy Patriarch
William Ii. Spence, Worthy Associate; K
>. Blakey, Recording Scribe; - Browder,
Assistant Recording Scribe Past Worthy
Patriarch Thos. j. Rudd, Financial Scribe
Charles Spencer, Treasurer Jas. II. Dar.
B. Coo per, Conductor; z. S. Shepperson
Assistant Conductor Henry Edwards, In.
side Sentinel; Thomas Frayser, Outside
Sentinel,
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REORGANIZATION OF LArAYrrrr D1vr

REPRESENTATIONS OF LAFAYETTE Drvr.
sroN. o. d, s. OF T-0n Wednesday even
Ing, the 18th instant, ,, Grand s Scribe T. Wiley
Dayis, with delegation ,n, from n! shockoe Hill,
ed Manchester and reorganized lafayette
Division, No. 25. After which the follow
Ing Officers were elected and installed into
office: " !. f. Gary, W. p; Henly 8. Bur-
nett, W. A.; r. Fl. Beazicy, Il. s.; J. II.
Mathews, A. r. s.; E. X. Totty, F. S.; S.
| NJ. Perdue, treasurer; X. D. Hogan. con-
duStor; A. A: Waugh, assistant conductor;
E. III. Foote. I.G.
The following well.known residents were
| elected trustees: Il. 81. Beazley, Henry c.
Burnett, w. E. Gary, A. A. Waugh. and
| Il. d. Hogan.
This Division has resumed work under
very favorable circumstances, as It falls heir
to all property, formerly owned BY the Di-
vision. Several OF the members named
above were members previous to the sus-
pension OF the Division during the war.
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A PROTESTANT LEAGUE PRoPosEp.-Th

A PROTESTANT LEAGUE PRoPosEp.-The
following is said to be in circulation in New
ork for signatures: .ag
"In view of recent and probable future
events, the immediate organization OF u So
ciety, to beknoWn as The Protestant League
Of America, with headquarters In New
York, with affiliated societies throughout
the United States, is recommended. For
Immediate event that gives rise to this sug-
gestion, let public meetings be called at
once IN this citya and elsewhere. The claims
OF Roman Catholicism are incompatible
with ciy!l aud religious liberty" -
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HENRIoo GRAND JURoRs.-The following
gentlemen have been drawn, and will be
summoned as grand jurors for the August
term OF Henrico County Court
TdrinG Toaonshp.-L. L. Gum. Robert
T. Brooks, S. p. Aiken, James +. Bradley,
Alfred Brown, james Whitlock.
Brookldnd.- Johnston, N. S. Tay-
lor, z. H. Waldrop, M. F. Burton, j. Il.
Brown, l.. Chamberlayne.
1uckahoe.-Chas. Il. Wortbam, Charles
Cottrell, &. A. Wallace, r. a. Patterson,
K. A. Henley, B. nj. Leake.
Fatrfeld.-Geo. v. Brown, Fl. A. Watt.
j. B. Glazebrook, J. e. Redwood, Conrad
FeitiZ, j. L. GrubbS.
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CnEp1rABLE PIECE OF WoRK.-The minia'
.,1re Steamboat on exhibition In the win
dow OF this office, and which has attracted
SO much attention, is the workmanship o,
Master Geo. Bell Bowles. 1t Is complete In
all its parts, and shows It's builder to De
youth OF unusual talent for architecture and
a,,oahantce
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CuAHCERy G0uRT OF RICHMoND--JudJe
FtzhuJh-- -IHursday.-The following cases
were disposed of:
Sutton, ST., W.. Hutcheson's executor, &c.
Decree confirming report OF commissioner,
and making distribution of the fund.
Ferguson'S administrator vs.. FerSllson>s
executor. Decree amending former decree
so as to direct John Enders, trustee, to
unite with John Howard, trustee, in re-
lease.
Hunt vs.. Hunt, &c. Decree confirming
report of commissioner of sale, and making
u partial distribution of the fund.
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DEAD IN HALF AN HouR.-About !h'rly ii.n'
utes is the limit Of an ordinary perfumes me-
But ruALoN's new, delicious, frsgrant esSenes,
IL Love You," Is without doubt the most as.,"
and delicate perfume In the world. once spi'n,
ked on the han dix srchcg its delicate ana an'
Qdor is plainly peceptiole for may days a,sel' ,a
The new perfume, 1 Lou You," Is the mos .'n,
urious and permanent OF all floral odors' soia y
all druggists and fancy goods dealers.
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jon PRIETING.-We call the attention or inet-
chants, clerks OF courts, sher!ffs lawyers, raii-
road steamship and canal officers and agents. and
all others having orders for printing 10 the iac''
ties offered at the DISPATCH PRINTING EsrAb-
LIsHMENT for the prompt and faithful execution
Of al kinds or Job Printing. We can furnish ~
short notice Cards. B!ll-Hssds, Letter-heas'
Programmes, Ball Tickets, BLANKS, Ahplea'
Tags, Hand-B.ns, Catalogues, Bills OF rare, "no".
Bills, Checks, Drafts &C., &C., &c. saI's'ae'''u
Guaranteed
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AccIDENr.-On Wednesday afternoon a
number of gentlemen who had been at
tending picnic in Aliens Grove, got into
a wagon to return to the city. After get
ting into the main road one of the wheels
broke down, and the four persons who
were riding were thrown out. Two OF
them-NIessrs. Thos. G. Epps, Sr., and
Mr.. Hellstern was badly cut about the face
and otherwise bruised. MIR. Epps received
no injury except being stunned and slightly
bruised IN the lace.
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EXERCISING THE TRUCK HoRsEs; - Tne
hook and ladder truck of the Fire Depart
ment was out yesterday. it being found ne.
cessary to exercise the horses, which nave ave
been idle for some time past. There ha'
not been an alarm Of tire this month, -ant
the teams connected with the Fire Depart
ment are fst and in fine order.
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FouSD DEAD.-Last Monday afternoon
the dead body of an unknown colored
man was found near Billiards., in Henrico
county. He had no hat or coat on, and the
only means of Identification Of the corpse
was a letter directed in female hand to L..
Monitor and signed l.. White. The body
was kept until Tuesday, when not having
been identified it was buried at the eX-
pense of the county. The coroner was no.
titled, but there being no evidence what,
ever of foul play, an inquest was deemed
unnecessary.
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IMPORTANT TO NoLuNTEERs.-It was ru
mored yesterday that in view of the threat
ened attempt on the part of the negroes to
prevent the execution of the Friend muir
tlerers in Petersburg on the 2Slh instant,
the Governor had decided to send two COM
panies OF State troopS--those now armed
to our sister city on that occasion.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN TIE
HIcuHoND PosT-oFFICE, july 13, ISL
G. A. Hupdley, S. n. Davis, w: G. Dan
bridge s. Co., j. A. Belyin. j. A. WoodGn,
lanes d. Browne, Shanks & Barrett, Rich
mond /; United States Internal Revenue
Assessors office, Sd district of Virginia
Major II. G. Hodges, Philadelphia, Ia. !;
Hutzler Bros, Baltimore ; Z. I. benton q
Son. New York; Misses Hulzler, Clifton ;
7 II Sunnally, -.
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The large and attractive building next door 30
Mr.. Nowlan's store Will be opened next Monday
by hessrs. WALSH i REDDY with fun stock OF
the Gnest quality Of chrOmos, pictures, ETC. Or
ders will be taken by them for "Los. Cauee,"
Changed Cross Faithful Crowned" etc.
Call and see them. IheIr terms are modl rate.
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PIc-Nrc ExcURsIoN.-One OF the most
promising excursions Of the season. Is thai
under the auspices Of Centenary (Metho
Dist Sunday school, which will take place
on Wednesday next. @
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We are pleased TO notice that Messrs !" ALe.s
6 REDDY have rented store s.l Main street. 40
they are gentlemen OF energy and taenl' "e s sasa
them all the success possible. They opeh ssu.
in which our Richmond taste can be saliatea' eSp
ctalIy In the chrome and steel engraving Nne.
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SCHOLARSHIP ENDowED,-Mr. Hugh Blair
Grigsby, OF Norfolk, che recently-elected
Chancellor Of William and Mary College,
has endowed a schol Arship ut that institu'
ton, TO be knowra as the "Chancellort
Scholarship"
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THE MOST DELIGHTFUL EXCURSION OF TIE
sEAsog.-Centenary sunday school will make an
excursion TO Norfolk on next Wednesday and re-
turn the following day. Tickets for Tho round
trip, s.; children under twelve years OF age half
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THROWING SToNEs.-James Tucker Ga
colored boy) WAS arrested by Officer Cor
die, of the Capitol force, on We'd
ucstlay afternoon, for throwing stones
ut the birds in the Capitol Square. lie
was taken before Justice Meredith, who
imposed /; the OF 81 upon him. Being
unable to pay, ne was locked up until yes
.terday, when he appeared before Justice
hoyster, who, after hearing the case, dis
charged him.
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NoTARIEs PUBL1cI.-Messrs. E. 2. Reeve
ana John =. Lawtc n have been appointed
notaries I,ubiie by the Governor the former
1or New Kent cor Inty, and the latter LOT
PoWhatan.
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ATTEMPTED RoBBERY.-An attempt was
made on Tuesday night by thieves to get
into the residence of Mr.. Charles Gassman,
on the corner OF Main and Pine streets. The
gate at the end Of the back yard was broken
open, but the thieves were frightened OIL
before anything was stolen.
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NEW YORK DAILIES OF yesterday morning,
containing full particulars Of The Great El'ts on
The 18th, received and for sale this morning NJ
ELIYsoN & TAYLoR's, lIi6 Main street.
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VISITORS GUIDE TO RlcnMoND AND VICINITY.
This lnyalsabIc guide TO louists visiting this city
my be hsd OF ELLYsoN Il TAYLOR, next door to
lie DiHnntch Office, Main street.
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pure, mellow, medicinal whiskey can DC uaa
At w. ID. BLAIR CO.'S, eth and haiu suct'' -
-. per gallon. Ask for 1'B Set1cto
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

COOK G. LhUGHTON VIII sell at their rooms at
10 o'clo kfurniture, mating etc, etc.
E. r. BEWBURN win sell at IL NJ. at his Of
flee, No. loli Main street, tract OF land In
Louisa also, farm IN Nelson.
GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS will sell at 81 T. NJ.
building lot on Canal between lst ahd "a
ttreets.
GRURB3 & WILLIAMS will cell at Sd P. NJ. a
brick store and dwelling on the west side OF
18Th street. between Main and Franklin.
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J. EscHR4PaR APP oINTEp.-Governor Wal
ksr has appointed Capt. John A. Lynham1
escheator for the city Of Richmond. A good
appointment.
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s LAYING A, Co.RNER-SroNE.--The An
cient, United Ord er of Quips" will lay the
Of Ihe new enHne-hoIse i on
the corner Of a5th and Broad streets on Sat-
urday ptght at 12 O'Clock.
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;. RESIGNATION OF A ASENAToR.-Mr. John L.
Hamlet, Sena' Sor from the 14th district, has
rendered his resignation to His Excellency
Governor W alker.
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1IOR sEs, MULES, cows, DC.

NqILES, HORSES, AND MARES ElN
ifE FOk SALt.-Just arrived, FIFTY SA
THEE FINE MULES and HORSES, suitable
fur itr,nr; 5 ; also. II few CARRIAGE and BUG
i,Y llnk>r~ ii prices rs low rs 5l25, and as hlth
.@ N"i may wen: thcIa. Appy AT my staDios ON
FraukIm -trctt, between lSi.i aud 10th. -
iy, ro,il EDMOND BOSEIECN.
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OuALIsIEp.-Mr. w. Il. Polk qualified
Yesterday before the Henrico County Court
Ms CLERK OF Tuckahoe township.
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II you wart to keep cool, wear those thln snu~o
undershlrts. L. Is. SPENCE -& SON are se,iDS
them 1t the low price of 7s cents. For all SAu''
light summer wear, call Vt 1900 Main street
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NO. IL.

I;sh bhapersasendent nt Water WorIs HJr o.,
a'sn nominated Dir. Davis tSs mr. ,,ra.a Eng
Uatn, UatmDeDt, Who, having reeeiyad esgnt aM m
'o1ss cast, was declared elected jill tne
for my Gduger.-Mr. SIoor
NJ VI nlchard Fox Mr. higgins n,;nated no,n;ned
MT. Il. II. Davis. The vote stood asmnated as snmaed
Davis, 81 Fox, 7. o As 'o'ioWs:
on motion Of Mr.. Straus. the e,ec,;o,, 49,.
declared unanimous. "a'
:. 1raen NeGsurer.-Mr. Sloan nominee =
hi Mf. John Dowden for this office. and sa lhsra
petlg no opposition, he was elected.
ocdoes3er lst DistTict.-Mr. Higgins nom.
i'e.eu Mr' " l.. Peasley, who was elected
Scaoemger "a Distrfct-Mr. Straus nomi
rastaataa aI' fincenS Bargamin, who wa.
Board Of Health.-Drs. Cabeu. peoh,os
an aay,or, were nominated and reelected
inspector Of Carts and Wonons
Jonn Ialman was reelected for ihis Office
Hdrdor Naster.-Mr. Higgins nominated
MIR: K. II. Styll. 'i"'''
MI. stokes nominated Can't. Allen. who
haslng received majority OF the votes caSt
was declared elected. '''''''
Fort Wardens.-The present incumbcnts
Messrs. Currie, Curtis, and R;ddjrk. Will
Inc aadition OF MIR. l.. Anrilotti, were nomi
mated and elected. A'''
FROM TIE MAYOR.
Inc President laid before the Council :
communication from the Mayor in relation
TO certain bonds, which was referred TO thu
committee OH the Reduction OF the Cit,
Debt. --@@@ ~ >-''
RAILROAD CONNECTION.
MIR. Stokes presented "a resolution ra
questing the city attorney to communicatf
to the Council the difficulties in the Way q
carrying out the arrangements made by tn,
CITY with the Richmond and DanyiIle anf
chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Comnanie,
Tor The connection of the said roads with
the York River road. Agreed to. ~
On motion of MIR. Davis, the Council ad
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Persons leaving the city during the summer
season can have the DISPATCH mailed to their
address at 50 cents per month, payable In ad-
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PIANOS, ORGANS, &c.

EOR SALE, A STEINWAYssH
i, SQUARE GRAND PIANO. witlr7 VT
eSr"iir attachment; used only three mouths, ana
In pcricct order. factory price, $1,000: Wiil be
sold cheap. Apply TO post office box NO. 21.
iy XIV
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THE GsAYs viii hold an important meet.
Ing ut their rooms Law Building), at $3.50
to.night.
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Bamboo flexible ounce hats, fresh suppr''1'
! received at WErsIGER's Emporium OF faSul'A
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ENVELOPES furnished and printed At y, p.s0'
*a7s, and s4.so per 900, at the Dispatch Printing
Establishment
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w. ID. BLAIR & Co., corner ssh and Main s1ftes
aaye lot OF very superior apple vinegar.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER AT DISPATCH
OFFICE, July IL, 1871 A. NJ, $50; 3 Z.
NJ, $50; PM. $40.
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RESTAURANTS.

II Il T Il l. l. E, 80 ~
TAuaATEUR, WaEy
NO. l20! MAIN STREET
ls always supplied with the luIurfes OF the sea.
A"n--lhc BEST MEATS OF all kinds-FfWLS,
lame and wild-GaME of all sorts-DYSTERS
amc FtSli. All served 20 order IN the best style.
RAtc7 re,arcds-dlshes ample. Pastries of the
trst. Orders for suppcrn and entertainments OF
the most elegant and recherche style nlled IN the
most satisfactory manner.
The BAR, ~ well Gs the table, with rates suited
10 the times. J he best liquors always on haud,
and' mixed drinks breweu by the most skillfui
hand. .#t
REFRESH MENTS served up IN elegantstyle In
the LADIES SALOON, where perfect privacy
aud 0ccurun are maintained. ja 81
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PROFESSIONAL CARD.


". Il. BERKELEY. n. Is. BERKELEY.
DERKELEY IL BERKELEY,
ID ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
FARMYILLE, VA,
Courts Prince Edward, Cumberland. Buck.
luREam, and ChsIlotta.
Once Main street, opposite Randolph House.
jy ia-2in
John b. TURPIN respectfully offers his
LAW, In the courts Of the City Of Richmond,
slste and Federal. and of Henrico. Hanover,
chesterfield, and adjacent counties. Prompt at
terti0n given TO claims. -tss q
Once. 40. ., llth street, Richmond, Va.
1yi2-lw
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MEETINGS.

1NHE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE
4 STOCKHOLDERS or the GALLEGO MILLS
MAEUFACtUklSG COMPANY Will be held ~
heir flee on the 18TH INSTANT at u O'Clock NJ.
jy t-td& THOS. b. KEESEE, sec'y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-14

WE ARE THIS DAY RECEIV-aa
~ ing FRKsSmIpsAIr L., Sugpl!A o. HAND SEW. "
Ed BOOTS, GAIrEk>. and TIES
LtnluS' LASTING. FtNSD, and FRENCH
KID BOOTS, both button and lace, all sizes
anu widths: ....
BnT:' aud MISSES SCHOOL and DRESS
SHOES:
II,IJNkS, YAL!sZS, SiTCHELS, &C., IN erd.
less variety, HhiCh are being sold very low at
NIHGu, kLLETI & CKUMP'S,
1905 Main street, between 18th and lath sts.
81 l5-eDdtJylS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-14

x>UR RENT, \ BEICk DWELL g.
G-HUu>E. with six rooms, IT the I'll
tlwest corner OF Marshall and M"nr"f stIeetS.
'4r house has teen recently painted ana papereo,
..,a Is Ill yery iiice order. Al cply TO ~
CHaKLES L. TODD.
iy list Corner 9th aud Clay streets.