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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-06
Manchester Itcro.

APPOINTMENTS - The Noble nu.s
henderson Lod9o has made tho fsau fnrau Oh
appointments conductor, r. H. Reoa,ng ,,ng
Kecortsn snR Scribe. D. r.. Mont Ynr,ss.'
y @ u; B., I. J. Waymack; Warden. Chas
=. Waithalt Inside Guaru, Samuel Wells
outside Guard, j. B. Tfbbs.
LECTURE To. .NIGHT.-The Rev. DR.. Sam.
son. OF Columbian College, Wash;nqson.
~: u, lectures tc night, at the Rants,
~, I'M rcn, Tor the benefit or the said church
In nne subject WIZ be "TrayeIsin Palestine. >;
IT'S great reputation and the woltfs1ess of
tion. "o 'n'A'u W rcple-
1HE NEW DIsTRIcr.-One reason whv mn
poncemen have been elected for the new
alsCrlct IS that the people a-e 80 ORDERLY
Ghat none ore needeC, and IL would seem .
Tenection upon them 10 send officers or tha
law n conmurity so noted for its law.
abiding disposition. - 40 '""-
MEETINGS, A ANNIVERSARIES &o-Tbe Mid
ic'e District Baptist Association " n soon
hold Its annual session N this place.
The resulc-' July tenn of the Co,,ntv
CouiC commences next Monday.
The first meeting Of the Conse, ,atiyc
County Executive Con- p'7r'ttee VII! be held
on coul / day.
Ihe rec dler monthly meeting of the Bap,
tist SabDath-school Union or Richmond
and Manchester viii take place in Man
chester on Sunday evening.
StuaiG Lodge, /. o. q. F., WI celebrat:
its anniversary bya grand pic mic and hoI
at High View. "a
The annual rer~;on of tho Mauchestel
Glee Club takes place ut Brauch's ON tn,
18th.
The picnic of the s.ooys who served q
Hal's island Prison" " II take place OF
the 21st, the arriverssry Of the battle G
Manp Zsas.
OrGANIzATIoN.--Then new Boprd Of I'll US
t 8 have orsar;zcd by electing the fo''ow
ing otficelS: President, Peter d. McKer
ney T Iieesrrer, VIM. q. Taylor; Secrets:
and Auditor, Ro. Fl. Beozley.
The following standing committees wer
appointed:
On Water Po,oer.-John Perry (chail
many, II. Fitzgerald, and 7. w. Crow.
On iStrcetS.-H. Firtzgerald chairman
Geo. N. Wilson, and r. w. Grew.
ts IInarce.-W. G. TAYLOR chairman,
Geo. n. Wilson, and A. d. Fowler.
No additional police were elected. TIL
follow ing compose the force, all reelected
James A Lip combe, chief of police Gee
w. Lowell and Ii. G. NuDnally, policemen
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n~ MY WINES AND LIQUORS ARE
alI 70 hand now, and am enabled to offer one OF
the largest and finest assortments ever imported
into this city. Having sent large orders, was en-
abled to buy at the lowest figures. and VIII sell at
a small advance, would call particular atten-
tlon 10 the following-Tiz:
rs hhds. CLARET from the house OF Jules Hue,
Bordeaux;
100 cases CLARET from the houses OF Jules hue
Branderhdrg Freres, and j. Duranti
HOOK and MOSELLE, in glass ana WOOD
S hhlls. and rs cases HIT. sAUTERNES;
100 cases CHAMPAGNE from the houses OF
Bouche, Fiis q Co., Moet Chandon,
ana L. Kotlerer: n2
10 half pipes, 20 quarter and eighth casks, and SO
cases HENEESSY BRANDY, direct from
JAS. Hennessy & Co., in Cognac;
ae cases and quarter casks very old PORT
WINE. expressly selected for sne in
Oporto; II 80: L.l.
: 30 tierces Settlers and 10 cases yICHEY
WATER, direct from the springs In Ger
many and France.
And many other articles too numerous 10 mentlons
Also, large lot of WHIsKEYs-Bumgsrdner's'
Gibson's, Bourbon, &C.
O.. CRANE, No. . Exchange Block,
10 as-eodsS b l,s ltsh ptyests !.
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POLICE COURT, WEDNEsDAY-Justice j. J.
Wi.,te presiding.- following cases were
disposed of
Samuel Clarkson (colored), charged with
obstructing the Sidewalk and refusing TO
leave when ordered, and also trespassing
on the First Police-statiOn. Let OF.
Charles Smith, charged With being drunk
and unable to take care of himself, and also
being u yaSfnnt. Security required III SlOO
for three months.
Johu Allen (colored), charged with OBJ
str ucting the sidewalk and using indecent
and prolane language in the street. Dis
charged.
Charles Fauntleroy (colored), charged
with being drunk and disorderly in the
street and breaking two window-gIasscs,
and also resisting the police. Fined $2s50
Philip Bowen (colored). charged with be-
ing drunk and unable to take care of him.
self. Let off,.
John Mc8Iahon, charged with assaulting
and striking Edmonia New con. Let off.
Bette Tucker, charged with being drunk
and throwing rocks in the street. Locked
up until sober.
Amos Underwood (colored), charged
with creating a disturbance in the street
and resisting the police. Fined 81 for get
ting too much Fourth-of.July whiskey in
him. .,,
with aSsaulting and STRIKING Robert Miller
with brick, and Robert Miller, charged
with abusing and threatening 'MarSaret
Williams. Fined = each. -
Ebay Paine, charged with assauiting
and beating his wife, Catherine falne.
Dismissed.
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TIE WAY THEY Do AT PLYmoUTn

THE WAY THEY Do AT PLYMOUTH
Cr1uRCH-Beeche7's Last Summer Sern!C,a.
GFrom SATURDAYS New York Sun. .l-Mr.
I'cecher ofllciatcd yesterday for the last
time previous to his summer vacation, and
consequently the Ply mouth prayer meet
inr was unusually well attended. Mr..
BcecEer lcct,lred on his own preaching,
which. he said. was based on the princI-
nlcs of love and hope. lie referred to the
fact that he had been pastor Of PlSm mouth
Church for nearly quarter OF aIcentuiy,
and added that he supposed he was an old
man now.
When Mr.. Beecher's lecture was over,
the congregation fell to relating how much
good the reverend gentleman preacp'ng
had done them. A tall gentleman, Win q
particularly noble brow. rose and gave h's
experience. In early l'fe, he said, nc had
labored under profound melancnoiy:
This trait of bis character he had inherited
from his mother. Under Mr.. Bcecher's
mnistratIon he had become gay and hope
fl. A tall vorng man declared that Mr..
Beechcr had soItencd his temper, Whicn
v As once very bad. If any one didn't be-
leve it. they mi ght ask his wife.
Another gentleman told how bis brother
had been converted by reading. Mr.. Beech
cl s sci mons. A short, elderiv gentleman
smoke next, but he didn't think NJ. Beech
er altogether perfect. lie thought love and
hone all vel well. but little severity was
sometimes desirable. At this UP jumped q
hale. ,.oorous old gentleman. with bald
head. lie said that Mr.. Beecner preached
as the Lord inspired him.
"WIlen the organ plays" he; ;said,' we
low it isn't the organ that is giving us the
music, but Uncle John who is play '1g on
it. And when Mr.. Becchcr breaches. 1t Is
the Lord that is play ng on him. lI they
don't IKE it, they can 60 and listen to some
Oh the hundred other instl,mcnts which
the Lord is playing Oh in It's city,"
f',othcr gentleman sprang to f'7 feet at
the upper end of the room:
on. Bcecher," he Sid, edo you re-
member the time when a man Stood up IN
the balcony and C. led, 'Bcccher, your
d;nnclS are as good as yOrr sermons, Id
like TO 90 home and dire with YOU ="
"Ab but he didn't get any uiIner," SAID
Mr.. Deccher, sn'llng.
at this juncturc The organist rose and
declared that the organ he played on was
the best III Brooklyn.
MIR. Bcccher related many little ancc-
dotes OF the good which his sermons had
done. and said he received many letters
tlrlh 'ng him for them. lie could never
geS up, however, to bis own lde.l ol
preach .Dg.
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THE PRIzE-FIGHTERs.-In the Hem leo
County Court yesterday q motion for q
new trial in the case of VIM. White was
argued by Mcssrs. Royal and Mordccai for
White, and by NJ. Albinton on behalf OF
the commonwealth. Judge Minor over
ruled the motion, however: ai.er Wf'ch
the pl plisOnels counsel asked suspension
of sentence on the 4iound that the verdict
OF the jury was that White should he con-
fined in the estate prison" for eight
months, when such an institution Is not
took the last motion under adyisemcnt.
The case of kcrsey, which was set for
trial yesterday, was called, but owing to
the absence of witnesses for the defence,
was continued until the next term, WI ch
is the first Monday in August.
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AUCTION SALES TEsss DAy-

THos. W. KFE5EE viii cell at 10 A. n. pianos,
furniture, &c.
THOMAS w. KEEsEE viii sell ut II A. M. one
handsome rosewood-case plano.
COOK & LAUGIToN win sell at 10 A. NJ. at the
residence Of b. schaap, on aoth street, between
SHnd T, cows, heifers, horse and spr'rg wa.
ROp, &c.
LEE G0DDIN will cell at P. NJ. BUILDING 10.
on e,st liue OF got street, between Clay and
Leigh.
L. B. NEWBURN wiz sell at 81 p. M. five lots on
the corner of q Sh and NJ. 81 -cets.
RICHARDSON & co. w sell atssP. H., a
. brick dwelling and lot on the west side OF 7th
bctw en- Clay and Leigh streets. .
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A Tornado IN WHEEL INC -HCascS Un-
roofcd -Ch 'm,neys Bic da l. About
o'c:nck yesterday afternoon the southern
)!t'ou of the city was Visited by q terrible
stol III Of wind and rain.
The Storm struck the house of Mr.. Mar
till, tak'ng the roof of of it as slick as q
whistle.
Cbimneys and trees were blown down
" ith the Violence of the storm, and fences
were laid fat.
The windows of the German Lutheran
church were blown IN, and there was dam
ger for while Of the roof being blown off,
but 1t was fol trrately able to Withstand the
turv of the tempest. We have no means Of
estlmatjng the damage done, but it must
have been very considerable.
shOIt time CaldwelPs run was booming full,
and was convey .ug to the river shocks Of
wheat, fence rails, wagon beds, hay, and
other property, showing that the uanage
up the run must have been very considera-
Bile.
The tow-boat Star, with five orsiy barges,
was blow from her moorings to the other
side of the river. She was in great danger
for awhile, but by prompt action Oh the
part of those on board she was saved.
The storm in the upper part OF the city
was Of very little force. 1t did not even rain
hard, and verv few people last night knew
that it had fallen SO destructlVely in South
Wheeling.
We learned late last night that the wheat
shocks on the farms below the city and IN
Marshall county had all been blown dow Il,
that the growing col had been fattened to
the earth, and great deal Of damage done
by the hurricane.- Wheeling Register, 4th.
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The Chicago Times has word to say to
the thousands of young men just gradua-
ted from colleges which, despite its satiri-
cal flavor, is sensible advice. This fs the
point of it /: "But rs farther preparation
for an honorable career, his first duty is to
quit being college graduate. When the
floral tributes that applauding maidens
flung at his feet on that imposing COM
address himself to this task. Let him con-
ceaI as far as possible from those around
him the fact. that he is the wisest man of
bis time; let him postpone his elevation to
the Presidency as long as he thinks the
pressing demands of bis feiiow.citizens
will permit, and, with an air OF Well.af-
fected nleekness, let him 60 to work at his
chosen aYocation."
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JOB PRISTING.-We call the attention or mer.
chants clerks Of courts, sheriffs, lawyers, rail-
road, steamship and canal officers and agents, anc
AL others having orders for printing, to the faci-
tie. .jrorrd at the DISPATCH PRINTING EsTAB-
LIslIMENT for the prompt and faithful execution
OF I'LL kinds OF job Printing. We can furnish al
short notice Cards, Blll-Hcads, Letter-Heads,
Programmes, Ball Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets,
Tags, Hant-Bils, Catalogues, Bills of Fare, Show.
Bills, Checks, Drafts &C., &C., &c. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-06

THE COLORED EXCURSION TO VIRGINIA.
Some time since few colOrcd people, resi-
dent in this city, but who hail from "Oid
firgiria," bethought them of Visiting
their old homes, and to this end contracted
" .th the Jackson ~ road for train Of five
cars, which ira u was to be placed ut their
disposal. to take them to Iticl''nond and
bring them back, whenever the sum OF
s., CO should bc deposited with the COM
pany. The head men of the excursion then
proceeded to get the requisite number OF
persons to take tickets, but 1t seems Only
succeeded III getting some S3,0tJ Oh ue-
post.
A &c number of the excr "sionists,
however, got it into their heads that the
train was to start Wednesday morning, and
proceeded to the depot OF the POnlcE"r-
train road in or:cr to be conveyed to Man
chIc. They were. however. informed by
the railroad officials that the tran was not
ready, inasmuch as the requisite amount
had not been raised. This tncy did not 4
dcrStand. ench $"cT'rg to think TIT b.
C use he had paid his or her $1S lie or she
was entitled to 90 ut once.
There was some tai complaining among
them, and many and various were the
stories gotten un. Several of the colorcd
women declared it was "jcs Il trek to fool
the col0rcu people tat The tTa';t ncoDcI
was 6" inc, aud dcy would lose dar $lS.'
Yhcrc were quite number 1T the depot
a"a'i yesterday morning, but they were
again disappointed. the stipulated amornt
not huv'Tg rcn raised.
We learn that to lay the money is hcius
refunded to those who paid up, and that
many of the men and women will 90 on to
Richmond any how, the railroad h"> 'ns Of
tered to take them at greatly reduced rates.
a large propoi lion of our colorcd popu-
laton ha; r'om Nir. ria, and all of them
seem t , desire nothiN. So much as to re-
visit the Genes and fiiends Of their youth.
/ is to be re-, ..cttcd that the excursion fell
through, ana there was no good reason for
it, as there are certainly one thousand CO.
Iorcd people in New orleans who would
gladly give SIS for m opportunity to visit
Nirsir'a. remain there ten days, and re-
turu.=M 0. Picnuune.
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CuANcEEY Court OF RICHMOND, WE'D
NEsDAY-JuGlJc EtzhuJh.-Thc following
cases were disposed of:
Schwm;Z VS.. Piedmont Life Insurance
Company, &c. Decree sustaining demur-
rer to bill. and dissolving injunction as i'm
pro, .dently awarded. Morton Il Chandler
and NecSon, counsel.
Myers, &c, VS.. Myors aud othorz. noeree
referring cause to Il commissioner for ju-
quiry and report. Evans, pa.
Kinglv, &c, vs. King. Order for decree
connl IL ng report of commissioner, and
with :lsiiuctions for committee. Young,
John Howard. and Evans, counsel.
Tolcr vs.. Wood. &c. Order directing
rule against dcfenuants to show cause on
10th July why they should not be attached
for fl ing to answer the bill. Sands and
Leak for plaintiffs.
Cranz vs.. Cranz, guardian; Carter, tt u.s.
tee, vs.. Selden, &c.; Browns executor vs..
Burton, &c.; Cowles's administrator VS..
Cowles. &c.; VIM. MitchelPs executor ys.
Mitchell. tEc.: Ii. Y. Mitchell vs.. Mitchell,
Nc; S. L. Mitchell vs. Mitchell, &c. De-
cree in each case authorizing tiducary to
fund State bonds in new bonds. under act
of March 30, 1871. Johnston d Williams
and others, counsel.
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HANDSOME rIANo AT AUCTIoN.-Mr. THOMAS
W. kEEsEE win sell at II A. H., at his auction
rooms, NO. 1917 NAH strret, very handsome
seven-octaye rosewood-case piano, just from the
mandatory in New York. THIS Is an oppoltu-
nifty seldom offered to buy lily No. piano at
a moderate price.
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FXCURsION.-The Srlday school connected
with Lhe Broad-street Method st Chr-ch will have
O picnic excursion Monday next, July 10th. They
propose 10 go TO Sh-ley IN the steamer Palsade,
under that prince OF captains, Nelson.
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Gr MORE NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
DRY GOODS
FOR
HOME, STRANGERS, AND TRAVELLERS.

T. r. PRICE CO.,
In obedience to the calls OF their trade, are again
in market, and are getting in many new and choice
GOODS for July and August sales, by express
and steamers. just opened s
superb line PRINTS, all the new patterns;
FIGURED and PLAIN LAWNS, l6s, 20, &c.;
OktiANDIE MUSLINS In rich colors;
WHITE ORGAND1ES;
SWISS and FRENCH NAINSOOkS;
IRON GRENADINES, 4 choice lot;
POPLlNS and SILKS;
LINEN OWED TRAVELLING SUITlNGS;
BUFF, PINK, and other shades PLAIN LAWNS;
LACE COLLARS and SLEEVES;
LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS;
MD GLOVES, best quality.
IN STAPLES:
BROWN and BIEACHED COT TONS and
SHEETINGS;
LINEN SHEETINGS and p. LINENS;
NAPkIES, DOYL1ES;
4. Bile LINEN, IRISH LINEN. &C., &c.
CENTS aud BOYS GAUZE SHikTS:
t.lNEN-BOSOM SHIRTS;
COLLARS, SOCKS, ,CASSIMERES:
VESTl NGS, HANUKERGffIEFS:
III HKEAD GLOVES; with many other new and
fresh goods suited to the season, all OF which Will
ue sold as low as the market can afford. ... \,
IL T. X. PkiCE & CO.,
fe26 li0l Main street, corner llth. .
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The Dayton Herald says: :" Mrs. Vallan--
digham is now in hopeful way OF re-.
coYery. She is able to sit up during por-
ton Of the day. Her many deVeted Irlenos
requisite TO sustain her In the recent terrl-
ble shock which she has suffered" II sl,ts.-
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FIGHTING ON TIE CAPITOL SQUARE
Mary Brown and her mother (both colored)
were arrested yesterday afternoon Dy oinnes l,sl,
Cordle, of the Capitol force, Tor eDg,lgng
in fight on the Square; Iney were 1asad saac., II
before Justice meredtth, VINO iiuposeu +"
fine of $3.50 upon Mary.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING N I1 THE
R1onMoNp PosT-oFFIoE, july q: ISL M..
VIM. H. ArInestead, Petersburg, VA ra:' Miss s,iss
Sallie p. station, Stanton HILL W. 'r,iaEJ I,ss
Clara U. Woodson, Asnlana,, n ,,,suS VA pich. .I5
Knode, Marion, Va; CT. foiiard' A''A' '1
1noLd Vn.-y *.
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Cosv1crs REoE1vED.-Ha Haryie Glenn and
Giibert Burl we're received at the penlten-
tiary Yesterday for safe-keeplng-tpe .,,Oa ,oe-
mer from Montgomery county, n 10. n3usu, e.nr,
breaking, for one year, ana .ae sanra,k ali. Zinc kinn
Fluyanna, two years, for house-Otesakinss 'tslt
and larceny. gt ~. .t.at sya.ss &.
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D1sCuARGED.-Frank Johnston. Morris
Winston, and ThOs. james were discharged
yesterday from the custody of the HuStingS
Court. fhc two former were charged III
Violating the e..Stration laws year ago,
and the latter with contempt of cor't.
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,xry-nsIeNS AND PIC.NECS.

SEASON OpEN-HSI1f,
80 .GErAT REDUCTION in NsSaastssgaS sssgaSss.
,-Iit.- Hcund-!rip uck,ts - Norfolk anu r
, -. SINGLE ticket TO Norfolk, ?. Good 1hti
STEAMER JOHN SYLVESTER
,lirhrEST ROUTE no CoEE'S ISLAND.
/. L. TATEM, General Agent
=. ,,, Ian,rs Ktvrr Steamboat Company.
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GOOD FoR HOT WEATHER.-Lfuen Coats,
Gauze Undersr!rts, Lisle Thread Socks, Pepper
ell Jeans Drawers. e. B. SPENCE & SoN keep 8
good stock OF them at moderate prices.
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TIE WRIGHT -HULCHER AssAULTING CASE.
The case of William Wight, charged with
a>>aulliue young Hricher, some time since,
ut TalbUtt's foundry, is set for t..al in the
Hastings Cou,o tlis moi .l;Ig.
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!. RANGE or THERMOMETER AT DlsPhTgn n
OpPIqE, July O.. 1S1:S 8 a. ID, SiS L
M. $50: :G p. NJ, S5o. .ssssE
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For bargains IN clothing call at Z. 3. SPENCE
SONS, 1860 Main street. ..
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ENVELOPES furnished and printed at g. $3.50,
1915, and s46 per 900, at the Dispatch Printing
Establishment r'+~----"~.
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FINES CoLLEcTED.- The fines imposeuth psth W ~
Police Justice w bite during the mo- m0hth oi
June amounted to $5S2, of which s0t'0 "eto =
colJected. .7ssV 'sts = .kss - p
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CIVIL DocKs7.--The civil doeket III tise
Hustings Court viii be, called to-moffo"
fEpiday1. cs-5 i4f,9Ea ~ iitih 5s-Ss8 ~ Fl -
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It. .BALMER Il Co.-You can find all yOu want
In groceries 1T sl4 Main street. between 9Th and 9th
strarts.
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THE MECHANICS TRADE-U UNION will meet
fo-ni,sht at Monticello Hall.
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.
PROPOSALS..

UNIVERSITY OF NIRGINIA,f
'fFl'Eo OF PROCTOR AND SUPERINTENDENT. I
July 9Th, lS7!.)
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
= "t IN "iicc unlii ist day OF AUG UST. for the
"'I''it, Ut The UniIe atty swiich, on the Cbesa-
- ~" Shd OHIO railroad. OF SIX HUNUltED (B00l
'N.' btsT ANTHRACITE EGG C0AL,yiz: 800
~"s hEb hofi, aud 800 tons WHITE ASH. 1hc
',"'. "l i"ihc To lc given In each case.
'h..fy IL commence IN September, and not
'G'ed w" car loads per day.
~" h Z,2iO lbs. by railroad weight. ~
g., &. pEYT0E,
'''~ot Proctor and Superintendent
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We knew it.. Another sad accident--eol
ored w0man--NeW Orleans-clothes afire-
burned to death plosiyes-Bost0
Post,
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r>7,- GREAT BARGAINS IN
ALI. KINDS OF DRESS GOODS.
erc,, Bargains in LACEs and EMBRoIDEk-
Great Bargains IN TOW ELS, TABLE. CLOTHS,
NAPKINS, aud DOYL1ES.
Crest Bargains in QUILTS, CARPHTs' ana
RUGS.
Great bargains in RIBBONS for Neck. Trim
ming. and Sashes.
Great Bargains in TRAVELLING BASKETS
and SATCIELS at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
Two hundred pieces style LAWNS, GlNG-
HAMS, and PERCALES. E4
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Other Local Matters on Second Page.

Persons leaving the city during the summer
season can have the DISPATCH mailed TO their
address ut SO cents per month, payable in ad-
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,rE NV yDkk.--The Old -

TIuK INV IUkk.--The Old <sFs
4 na,rtuiou Steamship Co.'S ec-.Sssslll6sssssssas
,.,-, st.,,.-ahpr; St.IIit~iip ISAAC BELL, talI.
i..shrN>>. viii sail FRIDAY July Tth, n. I.
u. tr,1Stlt received uriil d! +. NJ.
'iIuugh h,lls II l5diug signed. and goods FOR.
,..r... With q. ;,a. to all points north South,
Ct .. ard "cs;. Close connections made with Gu
..n... 81. Tar fOrc'c 81 port.
i.I..rr.rr accommodations nneurpasstd
r-,. 81: stg,.rHEc. fs, rrur'-trlp tickets, 6Sh.
ST. 'rc.ga; OF Iassaa". "rrly 10
JOIN ~. WYATT. Agent.
,v5- 81 No. Governor street.
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9i:tmtond 1ispatth.

THURSDAY. .--JULI U, leA.
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,,Ii; NEW YORK. Virginia <sTss

;,Ui: NEW YORK. Virginia 1stTrSs.
: ~.snnsllp Ard racSct Cnmpanv' ssssssssaasssalS
. ,1;! .,ca!I!shtp GEDkGf Is. UPTON. Capt.
.,...lrr>. wiu leave lcr wharf al Rockets on
ft.,-. uAN. .inlv nh. AT IL O'Clock, A. NJ.
r.,N-lfG rr,'r rI,Cd ~ Ia IhC G0ur or sailing.
u., t,.l.u, rtln'i" aud thr"uEh h'is lad!ng given
p. A.. r. ael.I ,,s$..'r.i, aith western places also
l.. = ,r..a. and Australia.
..~. -, meals sni stale rnoCs extra.
~ STEAMER FOX FNiDAE.
j.. j. BURR, Prest.
tyrF l2ls Main street.
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WANTED. o SETTLED WHITE or
w COLORGD WOMAN without jncum-
brance) to cook, wash and iron for family OF
three persons just outside corporate limits. Also,
small WHIfE or COLORED GIRL to wait In
the house. Recommendations required. Apply
on 18th street, second door from Cary.
iy 3-M&Th2Lk
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IEIiuGERATORS, COOLERS, AND
nS r"rnIERS.-I have just received full sup
H. 81 llc most improved KEFKIGERATORs,
9, ,TiEs1S, CUoLEkS, and FREEZEltS.
,a 81 and bee tLein. JOHN ASHER,
1890 Main street,