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+. $40
TIE FounrH OF JuEY CELEBnAr1oN.-The
Committee of Arrangements for tho s. G. =.
celebration at the Fnlr Grounds on the 4tfl
Of July have agreed upon the following
partial programmes: 80 rs
10 o'clock Baseball match. 80. .a~
II o,cfock-Wefcome address.
u o'clock-Mule and sack race.
: 1 o'clock-Address.
-. 2 9clock-Track opened for trIaI OF
= speed for private teams. =
8 4clock-Preparation for tournament,
and an address by Dr.G. W !.
Baeby (Mozis Addums).
4 oclock-TiitfDg commences.
Dancing and music nil day till ID o'clock
P. II.
The Executive Committee earnestly re-
quest all orders and military companies de-
string to join in the procession TO- notify
them by the 1st OF July, so that the line
can be formed intelligentiy. Such socie-
ties win report to J. FL. Capers, chairman,
ut VIM. Wallace Sons, Cary street. >,
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CLOSING EXERCISES OF GENERAL LANES
SCUOoL,-Ihis school closed Its fourth ses-
sion yesterday with the following announce.
ment of distinctions and 4 distribution OF
prizes:
P1zes.-Frst spelling, w. Amber Cas-
kie; second spelling, Granville G. Nalcn-
tue; first reading, Charles S. Darlington ;
second reading, Arthur NJ. Steger; third
reading, john q. Williams first writing,
Alexander B. Guigon, Jr.; second writing,
Samuel a. Waggoner; first geography,
willie O. SHELTON first English grammar,
John o. Chles, Jr.; second English gram
mar, Willie q. Shelton; third English gram
mar, Arthur Nj. Steger; English compo-
sition, w. Amber Caskie, JOIN .. Chiles,
Jr., Alexander B. Guigon, DR.; first arlth.
metlc, John o. Chiles, Jr.; second arlth-
metic, Harvey Z. Wilson; third arithme.
tic, Levi Benjamin fourth arithmetic,
Willie w. Belvin algebra, Willie y. Steser;
first natural philosophy, S. Maury Nass /;
second natural philosophy, John Caskie
history, w. Amber Caskie; first Latin,
John o. Chilcs, Jr.; second Latin, Willie
=. Stegui third Latin, Willie j. Parker
French, ~. Leslie Blair.
CoRduct.-Chns. = Darlington, John Cas-.
kic, Frank A. Davenport, Isaac ia. ov-+,
Chas. T. Spilman, Robert Mosby, Douglas
Tardy. H. Temple Thomas, Granville G.
Valentine, S. Maury Vass, Harvey ?. Will
son.
Distinguished in all Their Studies.-Johr
O. Cmles, 4. B. Guigou, w. o. Shelton,
W. O. Stegcr, S. NJ. Fass.
Distinguished in more than Halt Thei'
Studies.- Richard T. Alvey, L. Benjamin.
A. L. Blair, c. S. Darlington, John Caskle.
w. 4. Caskie, Willie Moore. w. j. Parker,
r. w. Spilman, A. NJ. Steger, Louis K
Thomas, q. G. Valentine, 5. a. Waggoner'
II. p. Wilson.
Chas. T. Spilman, McLain Peasants, and
Douglas Turdy, boys OF fine application,
were not examined In most OF their stuo'e;
on account OF sickness, and from other un
ayOidable causes.
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ED.


In CT este rfe'd, ON The S.h inst,rt, TX Ii
ELIZABETH, daughter " &. n. ard Martins j
Jones, aged four ulonl hs and beScGttca C:ys.
And ,s my little baby gone,
Ny dtrliug infant lcd?
And Is my littie Lilly gone
20 number with tue Cead?
Her gentle spirit passed away
Mid pam the most severe;
10, great We coulo net wish her stay
Il niulnent lonSer here.
At Montvil'e, the residence of hts parents, IN
Kiug W lillian county, on Aonday, the &c Il June
1871, PATTI X iENIlI, son Of Col William Il.
and lice Is. ayleLt; aged year and 5 months.
1T Is seldom that giie fstii cken paren,s have
surrendered lo7euer or more promising c:ilG
" Heaven.
On the 2srd instant. at White Bank, IN the count,
OF King WliliaIu, the re sidcn.c OF y. ~. Winston
her son-in- aw, BIS. tCSA = ID. SASII'E,., wife
OF b. samuel and eldest iuehter OF the late Bent
Dapaey, Jr., and Ann W :, his wife OF faim tiU
In The same county.
At his residence In Goochsnd couaty, on JUNE
70 d, at half at o clock L. M., Henry JOHN.
SON HALL, III the S2d year or his age.
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g.ToDnry win sell at esP.~M. the re,t estate
/ occupied by ID. 0'Doanell on the north SIDE
0! Broad, bet secn s!h and eth ssreeta.
lyme BROTHER will sell at 6P. NJ. u two
story brick tenement On TIE est line OF 2'd'
between Nj and N stteets, Union ltlll
The BOARD OF rRUSTEES will sell at Up, NJ.
/ three pews "a Dr.. Hogs's church.
COOK l. LAUGH ON wilt sell at 10 4. NJ farni-
) tare, &c.
GRE 1Bs s. wrL-IkMS will sell At "a 7. M. the
: Uaiou Ho.el property, on 7th, between Broad
aud S.ace streets.
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ANNUAL MEETING OF ALUMNI OF RICH
MoND CoLLEGE.-The Society of Alumni OF
this institution held their regular annual
meeting Yesterday afternoon, Kew. VIM. f..
Hatcher, of Petersburg (presdent), i'll The
chair. Several subjects of interest to their
Alma Mater were introduced, and discussed
with zeal which gave an earnest of a
bright future for the college. The subject
of an Alumni dinner was considered, and
brought forth series Of speeches charac-
terized with such humor and good feeling
as this subject always suggests. A commit
tee was appointed d to TAXI R, tins w mnsep
Hatcher, A. r. Courtney, John NJ. Pitcher,
w. +. Fox, and others took part in the dis
cussion, and the whole society seemed to
enjoy the reunion. Rev. Thos. Hume, Jr.,
OF Danville, was elected Alumni orator for
the next commencement.
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~l. D. B RI G G s,
OLD-ESTABLIsHED BAKERIES,
10, MAIN STREET AND 42s BROAD STREET,
Keeps constantly on hand, and baking fresh
every Gag,
BEEkD, CAKES, AND CRACKERS,
Of AL kinds, made of the bsst material and work
manshtp and AS good Ms can be found at any es.ao-
llshmsn. OF the kind IL the country. TIE largest
variety OF plain, fAncy, and ornamental CAKES
In the city. BRSAD, ROLLS, BISCUITS, and
BUNS Of all kinds. CRACKERS as coed as can
be sde here elsewhere, fresh every day. whole
sale and retai-as good as the best, and cheap as
the cheapest. Call and examine for yourselves.
PIC-EICS SUPPLIED on the most Reasonable
terms
All orders thankfully received and promptly
xtterd d To. leltam
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FIRE IN NEW YoRK.-NeaC York, June
2S.-The building corner Of 1st and north
Sd streets, Williamsburg, owned by Henry
T.. Richardson, was burned. Loss, So 900.
1t was occupied by {. W. Kennedy ~ Co =,
manufacturers OF machinery, loss S2O, 900 !;
Mott & Abbors, silk manufactory, loss
$4,000; and John Asby, manufacturer Of
press feeders, loss $1,000. Insurance unas-
certained,
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CHEAP GAS FROM REsIDUuM OF NAPHTHA.
The Hamilton Gas Company has within the
past week discarded the use Of coal in the
manufacture OF gas and adopted rs an illu-
mlnating material the refuse or rcsiduuin
OF naphtha. This costs about four cents a
gallon delivered at the works, and six GAL
Ions and a half, or twenty-seven cents
worth, will make a thousand feet of gas
CtnCinnGtl Comm erCiQk.
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PUBLIC SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS To-Day
Examinations of all the public schools of
the city will take place to-day under the
direction of the teachers. The exercises
will commence in each school at 8 O'Clock
A, M. These examinations are open to the
public, and it is hoped that there will be a
LARGE attendance not only Of the parents
and friends Of the children, but OF al! per
sons interested in the cause of education.
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THE END OF THE CHAHooN TRIAL-He
is Found Guilty, and HIS Term Of I'M
pris0nmem FtJed at 1tro IedTs.-Thls
case, which bas occupied so much of the
time of the Hastings Court, cost the state
such an immense amount of money, and
been looked to with SO much interest by the
public, was tinaily brought to close last
evening. The argument IN the case was
concluded by the CONFERENCE.-The Attor-
ncy about G& O'Clock, when the case was
gwen 10 the jury. Three'quarters OF an
hour had perhaps elapsed when the
foreman notified The Sergeant that q
verdict had been agreed upon. The
courtroom was filed 10 its utmost,
and it was with difficulty that the jury
could be escorted to their places. The
usual formaIitles being over, the foreman,
Mr.. James G. Read, of Fredericksburg,
presented the papers 10 the clerk, who
read the verdict OF guilty" and his term
of imprisonment liked ut TWO years i'll the
peDtentiary. 1t concluded, however, with
:. recommendation Of Executive clemency.
liz il short time the courtroom was en-
urely cleared, and one would hardly Davc
kuoPsn half an hour Later that case which
ilas been SO long the theme of discussion
was ended. As soon us quiet had been re
stored Judge Crump arose and stated to
the court that he hoped further proceed
ings in the matter would he staid until Inns
morning. To this Judge Guignn readily
consented. The jury, however, were DIS
charged, and the court WIS adjourned until
this morning. It i stated that il motion
for new trial VIII be made to-day.
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ANOTHER interesting political fact worth
part Of Mr.. Greeley's personal friends TO
bring him out as II Presidential candidate.
People seem to look upon the whole thing
in the light of joke, but events are now
transpirins, quietly, which will soon make
IT manifest TO all men that it "mcans buS..
ness."-Neao York lphio
Iedoer
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The MOST attractive excursion of the sea-
son will come off next Monday, under the
auspices of the Second Baptist Church Sun.
day school. The elegant steamer Palisade,
Captain Nelson, will take the school and
their friends to Shirley, leaving the wharf
at Rockets about tx O'Clock A. NJ, and
returning to the city little after sunset.
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POLICE MATTEEs.-Thcre was no Police
Court yesterday, on account of the absence
of the Justice, who was detained ut home
by bereavement in his family.
There were nine arrests III the city up to
yesterday morning at o'clock-three cases
If "drunk and unable 70 take care Of him.
SELF" one case of sleeping III tue street
one case of felony two cases OF assault ;
one of threatening the life Of a woman,
ans! one individual charged with wandering
about the streets and having no visible
means of support.
Justice White will bold his usual court
this morning at 8 O'Clock.
Captain j. NJ. Tyler is acting Chief Of
Police in the absence Of Major Poe.
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SCRANTON Coal SALE IN NEW YpRK.-Ne,U
York. June 2S.-At the monthly auction OF
the Delaware, Lackawanna. and Western
railroad Goals 120, 900 tons of Scranton coal
were sold at prices ranging from 1870 to
1915, showing decline of thirty cents per
tom
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TRIToMA UvARIA GRANDIFLoRA, a speci-
men of which was sent us by Mr. John
Morton yesterday, is among the most al
tractiye and beautiful flowers seen In this
climate. Those which were sent us were
placed in our window, and attracted great
deal If attention.
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ANOTHER ARREST FOR PERJURY.-1cSter
d " lnol ming Detective Fat. Woods arrested
John Il. ChuIl.s, L witness in the Chahooi
aud Jones cases, on the charge CT perjury
Ills examination, and that at X. ;. Chris
tan on the same charge, will take place
before the Police Justice this morning.
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: MT MORE NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
. DRY GOODS
FOR
HOME, STRANGERS, AND TRAVELLERS.

R. PRICE & CO.,
In obedience to the calls OF their trade, are again
In m Al ket, and are getting in many new and choice
GOODS for July and August sales, by express
aud steamers. Just opened
Supe rb line PRINTS, al tie new patterns;
FIGURED and Pi.AIa LAVE Ms, lt5, ~, 25c
ORGANDIE MUSLIG5 IN rich cIlorS;
WHITE ORGASDIES;
WISS aud r AENCH NA1SsOQhS;
IROI GRENADINES, choice let;
JAPANESE POPLIrS ana SILKS
LINSN-&OEED TakVELLtfsG SU! IlNGs;
BUFF, PINK, and other shade PLAIN LAW No.
LACE COLLARS and sLMANES;
LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS
KID GLOVES, best quality.
IN STAPLES:
BROWN and BLFACHFD COTTONS and
LINEN sHEaTikGs and p. LINENS;
TOWiLiINGS, NAPklkS, DOf
I BIN LINEN, 1S1Sd LlnE,. &c, &C.
GENTS and BOYS GAUZG sHlnio;
+. lNEh-BUo0E Shirt;
.CrsLIAaS, SOCaS. Cas- .lMEREo,
yEIlNGS, HAEDKESCHfEF5;
.'rH ENAD GLOVES; with many other new anu
fresh goods sui ed to the sesson 81 OF WHICH "1ii
be sold Us low Us the market can atord'
It. 2. PRICE j. CO.,
ie25 ,,n1- Main street, corner 18th.
~
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LARGE FUNERAL.-The funeral of Vim.
O'Bricn, which took place yesterday after
noon, was attended bya very large number
of Knights of Pythias and Red Men. The
procession was about two squares long.
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STRIKING OIL AT ERIE, PA.--Ei7e, Pa,
June 28.-This morning, while boring toi
gas at Demiug's well, near the Union depot,
heayg lubricating oil was struck at the
depth of 453 feet. There is great excite.
ment in cOuseuuence
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aUcrnow sALwssrslEs DAY.

b, all public or frinnte sates Of Reat hs'mf
made oet,oeem the Istef Jamun'g 1asd enc ise %
July the p,,rcsasers' pap hstosss 5or ne pre-
sent yeor bs,t on all sntas tetao@sa has frs'
day Of July and tae last day Of Dscs"'osr tse
seller f,dys EbeDs.
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MT THE UNIVERSALSA SAFEGUARD
It useless for state Legislatures to pass laws for
the preservation OF the public health 81 the great
law of self-preeervatiou, which depends for Its
enforcement upon The VIII Of the Individual, Is
suffered TO remain dead letter. s
There Is scarcely On adult member OF the COM
muuity OF either sex, In the country, who has not
scea the testimony In favor OF HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS furnished over their own
signatures by persons or acknowledged eminence
in Gcierce, literature, art, commerce, and every
department of business aid professional life.
These theses have declared In the most explicit
terms that the prepars alton Is \ safexuaru against
eptdemics, soyerelg remedy Tor cysps psia val"
liable anti bilious medicine, promoter OF appetite,
a genial and harmless stimulant. good accilmst-
Ing medicine. Strengttensr OF the nerves, gen
erai inv'gorant, protection aga1nsL tce ueiete,
rious effects of malaria and Impure wafer. and
that II imparts degree OF ytgor aDc actiflIy 10
the vital iorces which Is lot communicated by any
Their OF the tonics and stomaChics In use Under
hese circumstances The self e5srvauys law OF
natGre should teach every rational person who,
her by rea on OF inle ent debility or In conse-
que zee OF exposure 10 unwholes ome 10 HuenceS,
Ia peril OF losing the Is OF all tempcrai els
ings he lt The impOi tsnce OF using The Buffers &C
defensive medicine. Dyspepsics who neglect 10
give IL trial are simply their own encm ias. 1t
guaranteed to cure Indigestion In ali Its forms
and the biious and nervous vii, lind nothing In
he whole range OF official and proprietary medt.
clnss which viii > 1,rd them the same relief.
70 2a-eod&wlt
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MASONIC ACADEMY ExAM1NATI0N.-Ihc
annual examination and closing exercises
of this school will take place at St. Alban
Hall this morning ut 10 O'Clock. All Ma.
sons are privileged to attend.
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HARpERs' WEEKLY AND FRANK LEsLIE,s
papers are to hand from FL
tyson & Taylor, booksellers and neWsdeni |,
ers, No. 1116 Main street. They nave luH
stock Of periodicals on hand.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND FosT-eFFIcE, JUNE ~: ISL
Mrs. Caroline Anderson, Cumberland CO.;
Miss julia Il. Gunter, Louisa Court house;
MIR. Geo. T. Rice, Roanoisc county, Va,
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RICHMOND COLLEGE CoMMENogMENT.-The
regular commencement exercises of this
college will take place at the Second Bap-
tist Church tonight, when diplomas Will
be conferred and distinctions announced.
Professor Puryear and others will speak on
this occasion.
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THE FIRST MELONS of the season appeared
at John r. Johnson's restaurant two days
ago, ...u..-
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NOTICE TO
CONSUMERS OF DRY GOODS.

CONSCAEhS We LINZ oSNSS'
ALI RETAIL ORDERS AMOUNTING TO $40
AND oyEE DELIVERED IN ANY PART
OF THE COUNTRY
FREE OF EXPRESS CHARGES
HAMILTON EASTER & SONS,
OF BALTIMosE, MD.,
I'm or der the better 10 meet the wants OF t1cn
ts,i customers ut distance, have cstaoiisneo =
SsMPLE BUREAU. .u
and win, rpsn application, promptly seng W mn
mil lines 81 SAMPLES Of the \ " Eol anch
MOST FASHIONABLE GOODS, OF t,tastnss
Enyltsh and domestic manufacture, guar as thsnS
az I times 20 sell rs low, not 1t less pEi'' s'''
any house In the country. r.y,ost eele.
Suying our goods from the largest Ans re ~ 81
brs,ed M suufacturers in the diEerent pS a,rac,
rope and I'm porting the sa,ns by steS sa nsounsfv
10 BALTIMORE, our stock Is ~ AZ s1uSS 49, ma
supplied with the novelties oi to' AoA1oA -A.N
As WE buy and 5ei onIJ for GASP. anu msa l mo
bad debts We are able and SStsnS 70 ssn syTyT
at FROM TEN TO FiEfEEN pEh OhHA'
IEss PK0FIT than II VIC gave creIs. o.,.
In Sending for sampleS specify tns ktus "a soIUas
dasired. We keep Ihs best grades OF every CLASS
~ Goods from the lowest TO the moss cos,,S
,rSers uns ccoIe .nist by the cash VIII % sent
" pEs:fniipT.PaYING WHOLESALE RU ERE
AVE- In yised 70 Inspect tho stock Ia our JoeehS AKA
racEs 80 i.vparln,ent. adoreas >~x,
IA MIL3cS EAsrEk 3 ms.
49, 100, 2oi, ana 20 est biiiM i,,, saeg Nd
ae 1-TG&FiY oaItlu.o =. ~.
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n OF G L All persons are hereby
~ ws-ned gstpst t.es2assing or 2oiug unon III J
LII AND IN Jsmrs river. near the Fave &c
locks. Cuif!Res bave been committed upon my
opsrty There, and an determined 10 EMO; CT
ths -" ION al offencing after THIS notice.
1s so-toG3t JcScE WILLiaIS.
$COh AND JOB PRINTING DONE
- CbEAF At thus sYFICw.
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observation-disclosures Walker hns ap-
pointed &. c. Cundifl Il notary public for
the county Of Bedford.
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!UAssEsSE9,

On the 2sth instant, by Rev. j. Peterkin at 81
James Church, FFERARD II. MEADE 10 Miss
LUCY w., daughter OF j hu H. Gilmer, Esq.
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The witness who was examined bcfor
Justice White on the 18th in behalf OF tn
Commonwealth vs.. }. &. Jones was 4. A
Christian, and not Mr. VIM. Christian, @
MON Hill
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Persons leaving the city during the summer
season can have the DISPATCH mailed to their
address Mt 50 cents per mouth payable in adj
vance.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER AT DISPATCH
OFrIcx, JUNE 60, 1871 3 a. Id, 1So 7.
NJ. So; i =. NJ, SO.
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PYTHIAN ELECTIONS. Lodge,
No. %, has elected the following officers !:
DR.. Marion b. Carter, w. c.; Robert
Lcckey, V. c.; james McDougall, K. SD.
McCook, B.; James Lampkin, T. S; Y. p.
John Il. Vaughan, retiring w. &.
at tho meeting OF Richmond Lodge, No.
IA. held last night, the following officers
were elected: j. d. Crump, ". c.; j. +.
Tyler, V. c.; j. Taylor Stratton, X. s.
The Worthy Chancellor elected appointed
B. 7. August, Guide Il. ID. Starke, lnner
Steward; and Ii. c. Jones, Outer Steward.
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Sons OF TEMPERANcE.-Ata regular meet.
inc of Marion Division, No. 3, Sons Of Tenn
perance, held on Tuesday evening, the toll
lowing Officers were elected for the ensuing
quarter: Lemuel G. Bowden, ". p; VIM
G. Salsie, w. A: John w. Glenn, r. s;
Writ Cnesterman, A. L. S.; Caleb Jacob.
Treasurer Lewis &. Betty, F. S.; Rev. W.
T. Lindsay, Chaplain John f. jacob, Con-
ductor; Benz. L. Cosby, A. Conductor
VIM. II. Valentine, /. s.; Adam l.. Dia-
count d. s,
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nON'T ASK Us WHERE 4. ~ /
~ -. Ma. RcUs5 BOUGHT THEM5.
He ,,st cleaned out an importer bought ~ the
FRESCH Nc be had on hand, at sacridcs.
Hero they are Il, Richmond, 81. yss7
nUCKWALts & sR0USS,s,
900 yards or fine FRENCH ORGAND1Ez a.
only l5c. q yard.
This heats all creation and the rest OF N anknd.
IN Every STYLE AND SHADE.
Come and take thsm awav.
| GREaAD1NEs.
| We are selling is Yards Of BLACK GRsA-
| DINE for only $3.50.
BLACK STRiPHD GRENADTNE at 1sc. a yTd,
A beautiful (blsck) Striped HOEAlR ~ aSs,
1sys.ds o. BLACK MoHA1R GRssApHS
sUMMEe DRESS GOODS.
15yard5 for &c,
Is yards beautiful Japanese for $3.50.
HAS.
Lsdleo' LyGHGRN HATS, - so, worth o.,
SUND0WNS, 75c.. worth 81 IS,
Ladies' ITALIAN HAIR Ha rs, latest styl. 1sc.,
Gems Fl =: X HITS, &c.. worth ~.
GENTS STR W HATS. soc. worth a.
Ladies' LINEN SETs 75c., worth $L2s,
RIBBONS, Ribbons,
Allkinds-away undeS the market. We are, for
instance. telling BLACK eros GRAIN tbest
quality RIBBON. inches wide, nor 81 513, worln
$50; KID GLOVES y; beauhtl. HOOP.
SKIRTS for s0c.; a. MATING, test quality, %
21Ac [je2sl IUCKWALG-& roUss.-
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PERSONAL---VERY.. DR.. Hoge went to Nor
folk yesterday. lie was to speak ut the
commencement OF Saunders's Female Insti-
tute last night at the Opera House, and to
address the Young Mems Christian Asso'
chiffon tonight.
Ex-Gov. Wells, wife, and daughter have
gone North to spend part OF the summer.
They 20 hence To Michigan.
Rev. DR.. Brown. Of this city, is supplying
the pulpit Of the Second Presbyterian
Church, Petersburg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-30

DIvIDESDs-Thc Board OF Directors Of
the First National Bank Of this city have
declared a semi-annual dividend Of five per
cent, payable to the stockholders On and
after Monday next.
The Virginia State Insurance Company
have declared 4 dividend OF five per cent,
free from taxes, payable to the stockholders
on and after Monday next.
The State Bank of Virginia has de-
clared semi-annual dividend Of five per
cent, payable on and alter 10Th OF July.
The directors Of the Union Savings Bank
have declared a divided Of three dollars per
share, PAYABLE on and alter July Sd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-30

RED MEN.-At meeting Of Chickahom-
my Tribe, No. 81, l. =. Il. d., held on
Tuesday night, the following officers were
elected: e. e. simms, sachem George w.
FolkeS, senior sycamore Elisha Bethel,
junior sycamore; Jno. Schonberger, keeper
OF the wampum Ii. Wiley Davis, keeper
OF the records. The installation will take
place on Tuesday evening next.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-30

ATTEMrT TO SWINDLE GERMAN CIT1ZENS.-
The following letter, received hy Il promi.
neut Richmond merchant of German coz.
uCctions, shows one kind Of SWinGling that
IS going on in New York. Is Is well thai
our foreicu-born citizens should be warned
against such devices to obtain money under
false ;nctcuces. OF course there is no such
COMPANY rs the American and Trans
atlantic Receiving and ForwarGing.' and
i, Mr.. Wagner were To send 500 to the
a;.l!rrs3 given he would not be likely TO
hear from it aoain--not soon: