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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-11

ATTEMPTED RoBBERY.-An attempt was
made on Sunday night to rob the dwelling
house of Mr.. J.lH. ConnelI, attached to his
store, which is situated on Broad street,
between 1st and End. About 81 O'Clock
MIR. Council and his wife were aroused by
hearing noise, and shortly afterwards they
saw the knob OF. the door turn. Mr.. Con-
nell got up at once, and went down stairs
just in time to see q darky dressed in linen
clothes, and with no shoes on his feet, climb
over the wall. An hour afterwards, when
the premises were examined, a pair Of
shoes were found near the gate. They are
supposed to have been left by the thief in
his Hight. On the 4th of July the servants 8
quarters of MIR. Connell's house were robbed
of lot of clothing, and it is supposed that
the same thief tried it again. Nothing was
missed except hat. ~
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POLICE COURT, MoNDAY--Justice j. B.
Royster preSiding.-Daniel Cooley, charged
with being drunk and disorderly i'll The
Second Market, was discharged.
William Woody, charged with stealing; a
cow, the property OF Domlnick McDon-
ough, valued at $50, and horse, valued at
$50, the property of Major Hicks. Case
continued till the 19th Instant. II
Martha Miller (colored), charged with
creating disturbance and annoying her
neighbors, was required to give $50 secu-
rity, in default of which she was sent to
Jail. 49, :, -
Frank Hines, assaulting Mrs. 4. Stone in
the public street, WAS fined ST.
John CaYanaSh, charged with assaultinG
and abusing Rosa 3. Franklin, was fined
$3.50. ~ "a. -
Martha Jane BaN (colored), up for being
drunk, and a common nuisance, was sent to
Jail in default of security. a'-,t-
Harrison Cross (colored) was tiued So for
assuulting Policeman Hicks in the discharge
of his duty. J,
Thomas Rowland, charged with assault
ing and abusing Martha Jane Bell, was dis:
charged. NJ c5r5. aa..s IL
I Watkins Christian (colored) was fined 81
for insulting Mary Carter and creating g
disturbance. ~
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CALL TO THE PRESIDENCY OF COLLEGE.
DR.. j. l.. Nj. Curry, the talented and ac-
complished Professor of Literature Mt the
Richmond College, has received call to
the presidency Of Mercer University, ut
Macon, Ga.
This university is one of the wealthest
and most flourishing institutions in the
South. Georgia is DR.. Curry's native State,
and powerful influences have been brought
to bear to induce him to accept the posi-
ton. A large salary and entire control OF
The institution are among the inducements,
and it is probable he will accept. 1t Is
hoped that the friends Of Richmont tol-
lege will use every endeayor to preve..t his
leaving the position which he so ably fills
at present. ....
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ANoThER 1i! OF TIE iklzE-fIGHTERs y DIS.
yesterday The case OF Chas. Dougherty was
tried. Upon his arraignment the prisoher
plead "guilty.", The case was then argued
by Messrs. iMcMahon, ConneIly, and
Thomas for Dougherty, and MIR. I'll. A. At
kinson on the part of the Commonwealth.
1t was given to The jury about 12H O'Clock,
who, after an absence of fifteen minutes,
returned to the courtroom, aud upon the
plea OF. guilty assessed his punishment at u
fine of s., together with the pay ment OF
cogfg 80 s'< ~ .' f-a. {
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THROWN Our OF A BUGGY.--On Sunday
afternoon Mr.. Edward Boyle met with Il
painful accident. He was in buggy with
three Of his little children, and while turn
ing the corner of Goth and Franklin streets
the buggy upset, throwing them all out.
Mr.. Boyle fell on his head, receiving a Sc
we're cut over the left eye and bruising his
temple and face very badly. He was rem
dered insensible by the fall. The two larger
children were but slightly hurt, while the
youngest, 4 lad Of four years, was much
bruised and stunned. He fell out first, and
Mr.. Boyle upon him. The wonder Is that
lie was not injured much more. Drs. Far
rar and Boyle were called in, and rendered
the necessary surgical aid to Mr. B, and the
little boy. The horse ran short distance
after the buggy had been overturned, and
it was completely demolished by the jolt.
MIR. Boyle was able to sit up last evening,
and the little boy seemed TO be all right
again. ..... .... -
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JOB PRINTING.-We call the attention or mer.
chaIts, clerks of courts, sheriifs, lawyers, rail-
road, steamship and canal officers and agents, and
e]I others having orders for printing, to The fac-
ties offered st the DISPATCH PRINTING ESrAB.
LtsnmENT for the prompt and faithful execution
Of Nil huds OF job Printing. We can furnish at
short notice Cards. BILL Heads, Letter Heads
Programmes, Ball Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets,
Tags, Hand-BiilS, Catalogues Bills of Fare, Show.
Ellis, Checks, Drafts, &C., &C., &c. Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
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DROWNING oP LEGLEss Boy.-On Sum
day afternoon, Delaware Thomas, colored
newsboy, about 1S years of age, was
tors milIpond. He went in the Water
with some white boys, and according to
one account was showing show Brother
jasper baptizes," when he got over his
depth and sank. His playmateS ran for aid,
but before it could be procured, the boy
was drowned. The body was tished up and
brought to land by MIR. Jas. Mccarthy.
Deputy Coroner Trent being summoned,
viewed the body, and thought IN inquest
unnecessary. The deceased will be recol-
lected as the "no-legged" newsboy, fire.
quenting the nei2hborhood Of the post Of
flee, and the boon companion of little
"Bob." Both OF his legs had been ampu-
tated on account of frost bite. $50:
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Sous OF TBMPERANcE.-Ats regular
meeting of Friendship Division, No. 40,
Sons of Temperance, held in, their hall at
Rockets June 18th, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing quarter: ".
T., David Parr, Jr.; WA, John G.. Glib
son Il. S., w. J. Cussens; A. Rs, I'd.
Childress F. S., Geo. w. Malone, Trea-
surer, David Parr, ST.; Con-, EdW. Clay
Chas. II. Smith; I. s., A. j. Butler y. S.,
Geo. w. Mcdowell; p. w. p, Charles E.
Mosby. Z. :
. This Division is considering the pcopriety
of building new hall.
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Sachem or Pee ,hcntas Trjbn

mend our friends to ths "Sssa GIbSSr M Ts rse1 "nr
answer Is: First the pictures are alwass true I'd
life Secondly. the prices are the most reasonabe
and the accommodations at that establishment arc
not surpassed by any photograph gallery. The
recsption-room, The dres,ing-rooms, aud, 10 fact,
tho entire establishment, Is evidently under ,lle
management of one competent not only In The
artis;lc department. but his talent seems to be de
voted to the comforts OF his numerous patrons.
therefore we will continue to recommend the
LEE" GALLERY as one Of the Institutions Of
which Richmond may well be proud.
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HUGUENOT SPRINGS,
PowHArAN COUNTY, va .

The undersigned have opened this well-kn0wn
Watering place Tor the season. Its proximity to
Rlchmond and Petersburg affords q pleasant and
ne lthy resort for the families Of those doing Du-
siness In the city.
Tie sui ahnr water Is similar to that Of the
Greenhrier White-the chaiyOeate equal to any In
the state. -
band Of music will be In attendance. ..
Cur table shall be well supplied 1T all times, and
we peoge our personal attention TO the comforts
OF our guests. WESSON u SUBLETT.
ChArRe per Day y..-...............$2 90
Charge per week. k.......,.,......,..l l2 so
Charge per month. h..................< Is 90
Charge per mouth, for the season. 20 90
Servants and children half price. -
Persons leaving ktchmond by the uanvtle road
at 2ao I. NJ. for C0alfeld viii find comfortable
cOnVeyznces to the Springs. je 2s-lm
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EMANUEL SEMoN DEAD.-On Sunday last
Mr.. Levi Hexter, of this city, received q
telegram announcing the death OF his fa-
ther-in. law, Emanuel Semon, in Pbiladel.
phia, on the morning Of that day. Mr. Se-
mon was for many years resident OF Rlch-
mond, and eleven children were born to
him while here. He was good Mason, and
was widely known as the tiler Of several
Masonic Lodges. at the time Of his death
he was over four-score years of age. The
decease OF his wife was announced in this
paper only about ten days ago.
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CFFICE RICHMOND AND PETERsBURG}
RAILEoAD COMPANY, I
RICHMOND, June .. 1911.

A T A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
n DIRECTORS OF the Richmond and Peters
burg Railroad Company, held at the Office OF the
CON pany on the eth day or June, 1871, It was re-
solved and ordered that general meeting Of the
stockholders Of the company be called TO be held at
the Office OF the company, near the corner Of bYra
and Sth etreets, in the city OF Richmond Va, on
WEDNESDAY, the Eth DAY Of July, 1871, At II
O'Clock NJ, TO consider and act upon q commnn1-
cation from the Board OF Public Works, dated the
lsth day Of April 1871, in relation TO the exseu-
tIon Of contract as required by the frs: section
OF an act entitled an &C. directing The Board OF
March %. 1871, and such other busineBs as may be-
brought before the meeting.
Notice Is hereby given that general meetinH OF
the Stockholders Of Ehe Richmond and Peterobura
Eailroad Company be held at the fine and place
mentioned FIJI the foregoing resolution:
- ~ THUMASG. WYNNE, PRESIDENT.
If, w, WARRINGTON, Sec'y and Treas'r.
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ACCIDENT TO A BRAKEMAN.-Yesterd
while the southern-bounu accommodation
train on the Richmond and Petersburg
railroad was approaching Dunlop'sa young
man named JOS Wells, a brakeman on the
train, in an effort to catch his hat, which
had blown of, was struck on the head by
the dry bridge over the cut at that place
and seriously injured. DR.. Lassiter, Of
Petersburg, who was on the train at the
time, rendered the proper medical assist
ance. The sufferer was brought back to
his home in Manchester by the northern
train.
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FANCY BALL AT THE GREENBRiER WHITE.
The first fancy and masquerade ball of the
season will take place at the Greenblicr
White Sulphur Springs on Wednesday
evening, the 2Gth OF July. A brilliant affair
is anticipated, as by the day named there
will be an immense number of visitors ut
this fashionable summer resort. 'H
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The court adjourned to meet this morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
No special news In the county. Great
Complaint Of dry weather.
PocAHosrAs TB1Br No. IL,

P0CAHONTAS TBIBE No. u, ].
Imp. o. r. NJ, 20 n Sun, G.. s. ID. aso ,
shta called meeting Of this Tribe on the above
sun, the following resolutions were offered and
adopted: Es1a17 !
whereas IL has pleased the Great Spirit to re-
move from our midst our esteemed friend and
bfoshes VIM. y. O'sRIEN, and thus present ano.h-
es instance of mortality for our improvement, I:
Therefore be It - /
hesotred, That In the untimely death of Brother
VIM. ). O'BRIEE this Tribe has lost one OF her
nightest jewels and most worthy members, whose
memory shall ever be perpetu sted In the hearts or
ms surviving friends while we are permitted to
nlngie in these hunting grounds. .
Resotued, That while We drop the tear Of s,m-
psthy ard mourn the loss or our cherished friend
ana brother, we Will endeavor to emulate his yIr
tu.s and profit by The sad dispenslon of the G. ca.
Spirit.
Resolved, That we tender to the members OF the
family and friends OF the deceased our mos. pro-
found sympathy and condolence In this the hour
OF their deep distress. -
Resolved, That copy Of these resolutions be
sent to The widow Of our deceased brother.
K. H. sToyE,
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The WEATHER Yesterday
was the hottest day we have had this sea
son, and it was hazardous thing to be eX-
posed to the sun for any length OF time. At
the Dispatch office, just inside OF the door
and in the shade, the thermometer at Il
O'Clock stood at 99Ho, and outside Of the
door, in the shade, it rose as high as 101o.
b. At the Danville depot the following was
the range of the thermometer s A. NJ,
$50; II NJ, 1860; 2 z. NJ, 1919; 3 Z: NJ,
1000, and at Z. NJ, 1929.
noon cooled the air good deal, and IN the
course of one hour the mercury went down
1lo. Our regular report will be found else
" here, and is taken from thermometer
which hangs in the centre OF the counting
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sxCURSIONs AND PIC.NiCS.
SrLENDID EXCURSION GI.sI
OLD FONT AND NORFOLK AND RETURN
.or AN HoUx LOST FROM BUSINESS +
The elegant and fast steamer

The elegant and fast steamer
John SYLVESTER
will icavc c"mpany's wharf on NEXT SATUR-
DAY AfTERNO0E, July 18th, at 81. Nj. land.
.ur at Old Point and Norfolk sunday m ornins I'm
time for early orcSkfasl. Returning VIII leave
Norfolk and Old Point late In the afternoon; ana
arrive IN Richmond about II +. NJ. Sunday night
Fare for round "trip only $3.50.
Erfrcshmcnt table on board at city prices, but
no meals necessarily taken on steamer.
This Is TIC hest and cheapest arrangement ever
rfrcrr.! on this route 10 eHabie business men
t,nuug and oldl 10 lake this oefsh'iul SALT water
i,tp wit,uut interfering WIKI business houfs'
Best or..,r Will >.e matut i'nc'l : E
r,rlr,s for sale at srScr 4 Co.'s, Yves; & John
stnu's. Meade 4 Bakers, and the principal book
z,.,1rpc Stores Jy n-5t
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SPORT AT CoBB's isLAND.-Maj. Willie
Caskie, Capt. Phil. Haxall, and Mr.. Walter
Martin, returned on Saturday from an ex-
cursion to Cobb's Island. The time of their
sojourn ut the seaside was spent pleasantly,
principally in cunning and fishing. One Of
their exploits was the catching of halEa-do-
zen sharks with hook and line.
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TRINITY sUNDXY-SCHooL PIc.NrC.-The
scholars of this school will have picnic on
Thursday next, the 18th instant, at MIR.
MeauX's farm, on the Richmond and DAN
vile railroad, about 80 miles from Rich
mond.H This is said to be an excellent place
for, picnic. there being plenty of nice
water, shade-trees, groves, &C., convenient.
The train will leave at Z o'clock, ana all who
attend will doubtless spend the day very
,DeaSantly. ..s.>s ...- -s..
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ExCURsIoNTo TO CoBB's IsLAND.-A number
Of ladies' and gentlemen will leave the city
to day on an excursion to Cobb's Island,
by the steamship Wyanoke, to Norfolk, at
which place they will take the regular
steamer to the Island.
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MooNL1GHT Observation-Disclosures
down james river are becoming justly pop
ular, for no recreation can be more pleasant
scheme Of Mr.. Tatum is trip to Old Point
and Norfolk and return without losing an
hour from business. The attractions of
this trip are so great, and the fare so low,
that it must be one Of the most successful
Of the season. We invite attention to the
announcement over the signature of the
agent, -
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oFAI.-Justice White is represented
to be improving. tt.-.- ~
= Colonel E. Barksdale, of Halifax, and
Colonel George w. Boiling, of Petersb urg.
arc at the Exchange.
Colonel W. W. Forbes, of Farmville, is
ot ordsc r '-.- '.' '.-t' -.r.. = /
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AUCrIsR SALES THIS DAY.:

J. L. APPERs0N will sell at II. NJ, at his Of
fec, corner of 1lth and Main streets eighty
Ave building lots In the plan Of Jenningsville,
eight miles from Richmond, on the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad. '"s
COCK & LAUGHTON will sell at 10 A. NJ, at
z their auction-roomay furaiture, &C.. s.t
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THE EUREKA PATENT CoNpENsINo COFFEE
for.-Th Is The Simplest, cheapest, and most
complete coffee pot ever Introduced to the public.
TIE saving In the use of thefe is immense. They
are on sale at GEO. kLE1N's tinware and roofing
establishment, Broad street.
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DEATH CT THE VIRGINIA AND North
CAROLINA ALMANAC PUBLIsHER.-Mr.
David Richardson, the compiler of erich
ardSon's Almanac" died at the advanced
age Of eghty-five at his residence, in the
county OF Louisa, on Thursday last. lie
was sick only three DAYS.
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KEROSENE LAMP ExPLosroN.-A kerosene
oil lamp exploded on. Sunday night at the
18th and Broad streets. The family were
at supper when the explosion took place
from the lamp, which was on the table.
One of his children was painfully burnt in
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Editors Dfspdtch:
Sirs: We are glad to inform the friends OF
MIR. PARDIGAN that General BRADLEY JOHN son
received letter from him, dlted June 18th, and
that he ~ well. aud hopes to return to Richmond
in August. ".-.-.
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PnRuxC NOTICES.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.-ltav..
" Al. LIGGAN, deceased, parties having clslms
against said e.tate will present them. duly ailhehI
ticated, for settlement to the undersigned. al
parties indebted 10 said estate are requested 10 SET
- " -" FRANK D. HILL, Administrator:
RIcuuo,yp, july 10. 5yI1-4t
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COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS Messrs. VIM.
Fleet and Samuel l.. Taylor. have been ap-
pointed by his EXcellency Gov. Walker
commissioner of deeds for Virginia. The
former to reside iu New York and the lat
ter to reside in Pennsylvania.
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The SEAY-Erps SHOOTING AFFA1R.-The.
case of John Seay, charged with shooting
George: Epps, ON the corner Of lst and
Broad streets, which has been continued
several times, was again called in the Police
Court Yesterday, and continued until the.
2oth instant. Air. >seay was again bailed in
the sum OF $500. e.,
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HoR Es. muLEs. COWS. &c.

M ULES, HORSES, AND MARES ENn
ul FOE sALE.-Just arrived, FIFTY-Ah
for farmers; also, o few CARRIAGE aud BUG
GY HORSES, ut prices as low al elss, and as hixh
as YOU nlay want theip. Apply ~ my stables, On
franklin street, between lsIh and fstn.
iyS-GOdst EDMOND ROSSIEUx.
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THE BRANCn SHOOTING CAsE.-II the P0-
lice Court yesterday the case of John
Branch was called and disposed of. Branch
was charged with shooting Thomas White
with pistol some time since, but the evi-
dence failed to prove more than an acciden-
tai discharge OF the pistol, and the accused
was accordingly fined $40 under tho city
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SuNsrRoKE.- Yesterday morning Mr.Wil-
liam S. Gum, living on Church Hill, was
overcome by the heat while on the street.
He was taken to the tobacco factory of bis
'brother-in-law, George X. Crump, where
he is employed, and received medical at
tendance at the hands ofIDr. JACKSON He
had nearly recovered last night.
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zs,sr, SrkAYED, &C.

the 9th instant there WAS
y brought, under suspicious circumstances, to
our desk NATIONAL BANK NOTE OF large
which we retained In order 10 re-
etore II TO Its proper owner. No application bsv-
log been made for the same, notice Is hereby given
that the owner can get IL by proving property and
y mslw " - levy BROTHERS.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILRoAD.-Cias.
cinndti. July SIT is stated on good au-s
thority that arran sements are about m !.
tured for the completion Of the old tunnel
at the; entrance into Cincinnati through
Deer Creek valley. 1t is to be independent.
of any particular railroad. While intended
for the ultimate accommodation of other
roads, the Immediate purpose Of the en.er-
prise Is the accommod odation Of the Chesa-,
peake and Ohio railroad. -" -
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GTRIBBLlNG SPRINGS,
NEAR sTAUNToN,
AUGUSTA COUNTY, VA.

This old watering place III now open for visit
ors.
Alum, Sulphur, Chlly5eate, and Freestone va
ters within I50 yarcs or tie hotel. These waters
are offered with full confidence that they are very
eticacious. The change rom one water TO an,
other is often recommended as highly beneficial
TO invaltds,
Analysis will be sent on application.
Music, Bowling-aeys, Billiards. Bar, with
choice liquors. Mails daily.
$50 two months or over, $40 per month $loo cor
three months. Children under twelve years OF age
and colored servants half price. White servants,
according to accommodation.
Route BY the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad TO
Stiunton |; from thence IN fine hacks or coaches,
which win be found at the depot or at either oi
the hotels.
Through or excursion tickets will be Issued at
Richmond. -. ..,.u1,
Visitors leaving Baltimore, Washington, Rich
mond, or Lynchburg, arrive a! this place the same
day before night. CHESLEI KINNEY,
s. IT eoIIionjy. - Proprietor.
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How can please the ladies'? Why, 90 to PIz-
zlNrs and buy box Of his nice candles or treat
them to some OF his nice ice-cream, and you will
feel b ctter all your life. ....
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Fine plncapples, bananas, peaches, oranges
pears, and all other fruits, may be had of pIzzINI
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ENVELOPES furnished and printed at 81, $3.50,
Sa.75, and 4.so per looo at the Dispatch Printing
Establishment.
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REMEMBER, that In this hot spell the way to keep
cool is 10 wear thin clothing. e. B. SPENCE 4
SON have an excellent stock OF light goods, suta-
BILE for the seuson.
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P1zzINrs ice-creams are known everywhere Be
sure to Try some TO- dsy; you will feel much re-
freShed.
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CRAWFORD SPRINGS,

This pleasant SUMMER RESORT WIS Opened
toreceive visitors on the LIST OF July, 1s7l ;t1s
situaseds eighteen miles west OF SsanntonsS AID
three arters OF a mile north Of Pond-GapN Na.
fsion, O. and .. railroadx convey ance wi,f-
kbe dailysn attendance on la arrtfal OF the carr.
sulphur and iron combiued. which are notedfsr
the cure OF chronic diirrhCet. Alum win be pro-
cured If requested.
Board per day, 81 so; per week, ~; per mouth,
pas. CHILDREN under - years and servants half
price.
/ ,jy l0-1Ek MARTIN KUEKLE IL co.
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SQUIRE McCoRMIcK ON TRIAL.-The case
of Squire Mccormick, of this city, one of
the parties charged with being concerned
in the recent Kersey-White prize-fght, is
set for trial in the Henrico County Court
fn.laU t.-s
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DEPUTY AppoINrED.-Mr. W. j. Anable,
clerk of Henrico County Court, has ap-
pointed MIR. 4. II. Lewis as his deputy,
vice George W. Folkes, removed. 5
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GIRL DRowNED.-A cOlored girl, four
years old, was drowned in well on tbe
premises of Mrs. Moriens, Sidney, Sunday
afternoon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-11

A pure mellow, medicinal whiskey can be had
at W. ID. BLAIR & co.'s, 9th and Main sire; t., at
$3.50 per gallon. Ask for "B Select" -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-11

A SPECIAL MEETING of the Catholic Bene-
fetal Society will be held tonight at SH
o'clock. Important business will be trans.