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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-28

GRAND PREPARATIONS FOR THE s. c. B.
ENTEKTA1NMENT.-The meeting of the sub
committees Of the different orders and So
cieties in the city, held Monday night, for
the purpose of discussing the feasibility Of
lected for the annual celebration Of the S.
G. B., gave evidence that there would be a
general parade. The S. G. B. have met
with the most cordial cooperation from all
the orders and societies in the city, and q
day such as has not been seen in Richmond
for years may be expected. Besides the
tournament, which in itself will be grand
affair, there will be baseball match. rag
amuffin parade, dancing, mule race, and
other amusements. DR.. Bagby will deliver
the charge to the knights. The riders on
the occasion will be among the best in tteir
different Lodges. 1t is understood that the
Walker Light Guard will act as an escort
to the procession, and that all business will
be suspended in the city during the day.
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Only 4 PAUpER, WHOM NOBODY OwSs.-

ONLY PAUPER, WHOM NOBODY OwSs.-
Coroner Trent having examined the body
of Nelly Dennis, the old colorcd woman
who died on the street near Mayo's Bridge,
on Monday night, deemed an inquest un-
necessary. The woman's husband lived in
Chesterfield, and she obtained permission
of the driver of wood-cart to ride with
him across the river. just before reaching
:he bridge she said she was tired Of riding,
and asked to be put out. Her request be-
ing complied with, she sat down on the
sidewalk and died in a few moments. 1t
was true, rs stated in this paper yesterday,
that the colored people of the neighbor
hood, with the barbatiSm which always
marks their conduct towards the unknown
dead. positively refused to allow the corpse
TO be placed in their houses. The conse-
quence was that it lay out in the hot sun
until noon yesterday-a disgrace to civil
lied community.
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OLD DOMINION COUNCIL; No. $50, FRIENDS
OF l 1EMPERANCE.-The regular biennial elec-
lion of officers was held ut their meeting at
Covenant Hall on last night, with the fol-
lowing result: Ex-President, h. d. Starke
President, j. Russell spence; Associate,
Il. \. Warren; Chaplain, Peyton n,
Clarke; Treasurer, Geo. Gibson, Jr.; Fl.
nancial Secretary, w. Holt Richardson,
Jr.; Recording Secretary, g.. w. Clemmitt
Conductor, h. Harvie Spence; Assistant
Conductor, T.. FL. Starke; Inside Sentinel,
w. &. s. Conrad; Outside Sentinel, 7
Henry Morgan.
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EICHMOND Il COLLEGE COMMENCE.
MENT.
Final Celebration of the Literary So.
ciettes.

The closing exercises of this flDurishng
institution takes place this week. They
were to have been opened last night by an
address from Rev. Wayland Hoyt. of Brook
; lvn, but in consequence ofan accident which
detained the train over the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad this address is necessarily
postponed until tonight.
i Last night, In pursuance of this change of
programme, the literary societies held their
annual celebration.
The threatening weather of the morning
gave way, exactly as expected from the
prediction Of the clerk of the weather at
Washington, to clear and delightful after
noon. The assemblage at the Second Bap-
tist Church was large, intelligent, and fash
ionable. The exercises were opened by
PRAYER by Rev. DR.. Read, Of this city. Mr..
G. Y. Meredith then pronounced the salu-
tatory in a highly tasteful and effective
manner.
Thereafter, the orator of the PhiloIogian
Society. Mr.. J. T. Whitley, of Suffolk, de-
livered an address on the subject of "Wo-
mans rights" This difficult subject was
handled with cOnsummate taste, good logic,
and happy illustration. The sound sense
Of the discourse, not overslaughed as is too
usual in youthful oratory with sophomore
cal display, gave evident satisfaction to the
attentive audience.
Next came the address of the orator rep
resenting the Mu Sigma Rho Society, q
graceful and successful effort, upon the
Worlds Heroes" A trite subject, treat
ed in an unusual method. His "war hero"
was John C. Pelham, Of Stuart's horse ar
tillery.
The whole exhibition was pleasing and
successful; and the young gentlemen who
participated in it displayed self-command
and discipline Of thought beyond praise.
when it is considered that they were called
upon at notice of two or three hours to
anticipate the period Of their celebration
by whole day.
The exercises were closed by delivery
of valedictory by the president of the
Philologian Society, G. S. Morris. Rising
from sick bed to fill his place on the pro-
gramme. he filed it manfully and well.
The address of the distinguished and elo-
quent orator expected tonight will fill the
same house, we do not doubt, to its fullest
capacity.
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ODD-FELLows' ELEoT1o Jefferson
Lodge, No. +, /. y. O. F., has elected the
following officers VIM. II. Lowry, noble
grand I. d. Briggs, vice-grand; John b.
Vaughan, scc'y; i. Holziuser, treasurer ;
d. W. Wei>iger, chaplain; G.. Fletcher,
warden; S. Murray, conductor j. F. Har-
ris, /. g.; k. D. Bohannan, 0. G. The
above officers were elected and Installed on
Monday evening.
Friendship Lodge held an election last
night, with the following result: W. s. Gill
John A. Collins, treasurer !; John Pitt. Sec
retary; L. F. Jones, Chaplain. These
officers Will be installed next Tuesday
evening.
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The VIRGINIA GEsANGvEREIN ON ITs TRAY

The VIRGINIA GEsANGvERsIN ON IT'S TRAY
Elsa letter from gentleman accompa-
nying the eXcursionists to New York says
that they were met in Washington by
committee Of the Spngerbund OF that city,
who, after giving them line collation., es-
cOrte0 them with Il full band Of music and
the Social Choir Of Washington to the de-
pot. In Baltimore they were joined by
several societies, and proceeded straight
through to jersey City, arriving there at
hali-past O'Clock Z. NJ. They then waited
for the Philadelphia societies, and after
their arrival the whole party were escorted
to the City Hall, where they were received
with the utmost cordiality by the Mayor
and City Council. The Tcutonia Manner
choir then took them i'll charge, and all the
societies deposited their flags, banners, and
regalia at the German Assembly Rooms.
But we cannot go more into detail. IL
seems that from the time Of their arrival to
the hour ut which our CORES Sp0ndent wrote,
the Richmond society has experienced the
most hospitable treatment. CollalionS and
receptions have followed each other in quick
succession, and the New York societies
have We'd with each other in attentions to
their guests. AL OF the Richmond genble-
men are well aud seem to be enjoying them
selves,
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Levy BROTHERS offer to-day large variety Of
goods at very low prices. They have marked
down tho prices OF many articles 80 as to insare =
speedy sale. LEVY BROTHERS are determined 10
close out their stock OF dress goods sh3wls &c. at
the expiration Of each season, and in order to effect
the same we have known tnem to make great sacrl-
fees. The stock that these gentlemen now offer
Is complete. Every article In the dry goods line
can be found in their store all Of which will be
sod at the lowest prices. They have but one
price, and sell for cash only. Give them call
and make your purcha,es II you wish to save
money!
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KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.-The election of Off.
GERS for Richmond Conmaudery, No. .,
Knights Templar, was held last night, with
the following result:
Sir James A. Scott, eminent commander;
Sir VIM. e. Tanner, generalissimo Sir
Thos. H. Dewitt, captain general Sir
Thos. U. Dudley, treasurer Sir VIM. j.
Rddick, recorder; Sir Alfred S. Lee, pre-.
late Sir B. NJ. Harris, senior warden; Sir
Albert Ordway, junior warden Sir &. w
p. Brock, standard bearer; Sir L. l.. Bass,
sword bearer; Sir j. Il. Laughton, Jr.,
warden; J. r. Dowell, John r. Sizer, Geo
A. Ainslie, guards; Thos. Angel, steward
and sentinel.
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EXCURSIONS TO AsHLAND.-Tbe laying OF
the cornerstone of the new hall of the
literary societies of Randolph Macon Col
lege, no less than the commencement eXer-
cises of that institution, will attract large
crowd to Ashland to-day. Trains will be
run on the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad to accommodate all who
desire to attend either the one or the other.
The train chartered by the Masonic fra
terity will leave the Broad-street depot at 4
o'lcock z. Nj, and returning, will leave
at O'Clock Z. II.
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JOB PRISTISG.-We call the attention or mer.
chants, clerks of courts, sherifs, lawyers, rail-
road, stearnship and oan nj onlccrs agents ana
sl others having orders for printing to the facii-
ties offered at the DISPATCH PRINTING EsTAB.
LISIIMENT for the prompt and faithful execution
OF al kinds Of Job Printing. We can furnish ut
short notice Cards, BiIl-Heads, Letter Heads,
Programmes, Ball Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets
Tags, Hand-Bllls, Catalogues Bills of Fare Show.
Bills, Checks, Drafts &C., &C., &c. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-28

PEEsoHAL.-Governor Walker expected
to leave the city this morning for Char
lottesYille.
Lieut.. Gov. Marye was in the city yester-
day. ..- ~. IL
james Barron Hope, Esq, of the Nor
folk VaTgiaian; Judge Geo. II. Lee, of
Clarkesburg, West Virginia, formerly a
member OF the Supreme Bench OF Virginia;
and Col. j. w. Hinton, of Norfolk, are at
the Exchange Hotel and Ballard House.
Maj. .McMahon, of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad, is in the city.
"; Messrs. Carl Smith, Of Williamsburg !;
Philadelphia; and james III. Casey, of
Lynchburg, are at Ford's.
At the American are Messrs. j. B. Goode,
of Powhatan Il. Z. Warren, of Farm
vile; and Rev. G.. Ii. Gilmer, of Halifax
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Manchester Items.

E1Ecr1os OF OFFICERS Henderson Lodge,
IO.O. f. has elected VIM. j. Jones. n.
e.: L, r.. Woodtin, Y. G.; E. Morrisett,
secretary DR.. L. Z. Chiles, treasurer u.
Midlothian Lodge, F. A. NJ, has elected
Robert Marks, ". NJ; P. $. Hancock,
S. W; j. Baach, secretary. We 't were
unable to get full list of the officers elect
ed by this last lodge.
Coon NEws.-The parties noted IN our
naner lately as having been injured we are
pleased TO say are all improving, and no Sc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-28

CADETS OF HONOR AND TBMPERANcE.-At
O. regular meeting of Old Dominion Sec
ton, |. O. G.. Ii. and r., held at their hall
on Monday evening, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing term j. w.
Glenn, w. g.; George DAVIS, first \. G. !;
Charles Crawford, second A. g.; John Fl.
Warden, G.. A. (prcsding otiicer); Frank
Il. Pelouze, G. V. A George p. Godsey,
treasurer George NJ. Smith, secretary !;
w. X. Smith, assistant secretary; V. l..
Archer, usher; l.. Crutcbtield, assistant
usher r. G. Sutton, o. W.;J. l. Jennings,
q. II.
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FRIENDS OF TEMPERANCE.-Stonew
Council, No. IA, has elected the following
officers for the ensuing term: S. c. Curry,
president; j. b. Burroughs associate T..
l.. Rodes, chaplain; B. f. Cooke, secre-
tary; VIM. Hall Crew, financial secretary /;
John T. Shinberger, treasurer James Al.
Vest, conductor; VIM. A. Brothers, assist
ant conductor A. e. Sinton, inside senti-
mel; James Atkison, outside sentinel; T..
II. Burroughs, ex-president.
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THROWING SToNES.-Ned Holmes, a small
coIored boy, was arrested last evening for
throwing stones in the street, and fined 81
by Squire Holmes. A stone thrown by this
boy came very near striking lady in the
face, and would have done so but fortu-
nately barrel was standing in the way,
which Intercepted the missile.
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THE NEW LOAN,

A FIST CASE DLcIDED.-Judge Erskinc,
OF the United States Circuit Court, sitting
in Georgia, on Friday last decided that
contracts made during the war between
citizens of the Confederate and OF the
United States arc void, and no recovery
can be had, directly or indirectly, upon
such contracts. Thus Il citizen OF Ken
lucky, by his agent resident in Georgia..
sold. on December Sth, 1861, to citizen OF
Georgia lot OF mules, for which the agent
took :. note for s., 800. Suit is now brought
ug:,inst the estate Of the deceased maker
for the amount Of this note or the value OF
the mules. Judge Erskine charges the
jury without qualification that the fact OF
war being at that time hl9rant between the
United States whereof Kentucky was one)
iUd the Confederate States (of which Geor-
2ia was one), the contract of sale was NE
eid, and the note given in pursuance OF II
is void. Verdict accordingly for the de-
cndant.-EGLttmOre Sun,
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THE LAST KEROSENE ExPLosIoS.-Yes-
tcrday morning Deputy Inspector Fox Wis
tied the house Of Cora Carrington, the
woman who was so terribly burned by a
kerosene explosion, and inspected the oil.
some of which exploded. 1t was found
above the legal standard; so no blame can
be attached TO the person who sold the Oil.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-28

SIDNEY GREYs.-This company, composed.
of young men living in the western part OF
the city and commanded by the gallant Ord
way, is drilling regularly, and will make o
fine appearance on their first public parade.
The last drill took place at Eukers Spring
Park. After it was over the company pro-
ceeded to the house Of Capt. OrdWay and
gave him q fine screnade. Lieut.. PhllllpS
was treated in the same manner on the SAME
niuht
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IMrRovED ORDER OF RED MEN.-At 9
regular meeting OF Annawon Tribe. No
80, l. o. Il. NJ, held at the Red Mems hall,
on 10th street, between Main and Bank,
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing term: VIM. II. Wyatt, S.; Alex.
Calder, sen. sag; VIM. B. Coebill, jr.
I Matn keeper n of Wampm M M ffT1a Tps tribe
is in a fiourishing condition, adding to its
membership weekly, and from present ap-
pcarances promises to bo the banner tribe
of the State.
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INCENSE TO THE ADoRABLE.-In the patr!-
archal age sweet smelling incense was an emblem
of worship, and In h.se later times the most ac-
ceptabc symbol Of homage that gentleman cin
offer TO the woman he adorcs is case Of that en-
chanting perfume richer than fraukincense and
more delicious than the sccat OF roses wet with
dew, PHALoN's bouquet Love You. sold by all
1ruv tr'a
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Particular attention Is called to the sale OF dry
goods, dress goods. &C., at the store of MIR. A.
GoLOBACK, on Sroad, between 9Th and 7th streets,
this day at 10 O'Clock. The most desirable portion
OF the stock Of fine dress goods, silks cas.meres
Kid gloves, fine line Of parasols, black Grape and
mourning goods, will be sold to. day. COOK 6
LAUGHTON, Aucts.
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FIRST MEETING OF THE NEW CRY CoUN-
cIL.-rhe first meeting Of the new City
Council will be held Oh Saturday afternoon
next at 5 O'Clock. The object Of this meet
ing will be the election OF 4 President and
organization generally. The regular meet
ing will take place on the following Mon
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-28

MASONIC ACCIDENTAL the meeting of
the Masonic Educational Committee, held
on Monday night, u complimentary testi-
monial was voted to the accomplished
principal of the academy, Mr. A. &. Ches.
terman. The public exhibition of the acad
emy will be held at st. Alban's Hall on Fri
day morning next.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-28

UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN TIE
RICHMOND PosT-oFFICE, JUNE q. ISL
Miss Eliza Scott, Petersburg, Va; Mr.
Silas Wyatt, Waynsb oro', Ga; Mr. Z. r..
Roper, Claster county, Va; Dir. a. j..
Sale, Smyth county, Va; Mr. \. u. Cren-
shaw, Mellvil, New Jersey.
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SLIDE on THIN CHEsAPEAKB AND OHIO
RAILRoAp-Tratn Delayed.-A land slide
occurred some time during. Monday night
in Back bone" cut, on the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad, about four miles east
of Jerrv's run. The eastward bound mail
train, due here last evening at 4.45, was de-
Iayed few hours, and reached Richmond
last night about O'Clock.
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SUDDEN DEATH OF RAILROAD AGENT
Mr.. W. II. Anderson. freight agent OF the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potoma:1G;
railroad at Fredericksburg, was taken Ill
on Monday night and died yesterday morn
ing. He was 4J yeats Of age, and man OF
family.
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COOK 3 LkUG3TSN will eel at 10 O'Clock. st
the drS goods store II A. G"hlhack, No. COZ
Broad s.,cct, dry goods notioua, &c.
PAINE 6 CO viii sell ct 10 A. NJ. dry goods,
o'5 sh 'Cs, baimorals, &c.
W. GGDNlN will rent at T. NJ, By auction,
on i'eri.tn,l rent charge, two valuable lots
on Cary street.
LYME 6 Bro. viii sell a: p. NJ. a two-story
brick d~ e!lng on the south line OF Main st.,
near Monroe Park.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTH1As.-At nm election
held last night by Old Dominion Lodge,
No. 4, knights Of Pythas, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing term:
Worthy Chancellor, L. s. Edwards; Vice
Chancellor, S. McG. Fisher.
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AT THE quarterly meeting of Friendship
Lodge, No. Is, /. .. L. S. Of l., held at
Odd Fellows Hall OH Monday nigbt, the
following officers were elected for the Gu
suing term: Rev. L.. Jacoby, president !;
II. Shweitzer, vice-president q. Zander.
treasurer A. Salalnon. recording secre-
II. Morris, guide; Nj. kraker, warden; l..
Levy, guardian. a vacancy occurring in
the Board of Trustees, this position was
filled by the election of the retiring presl-
dent, l.. LechtenStcln. =
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REMOVAL OF A FAITHFUL OFFICER
Young Annable, who is clerk of the Hen
rico County Court, has discharged his old
and efficient deputy, VIM. Fowlkcs, Esq,
on political grounds. He kept him there
long enough to teach him the business.
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CoNvrcrs REoElvED.-The following con-
vlcts were received at the penitentiary yes
terday from Pittsylvania county: Andrew
Wray (colored), one year for telonious and
malicious cutting; Webb Berger, one year
for house-breaking, and Ann Robertson,
one wear for house-brcaking.
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"Old Scbe," the first jockey that rode Gu
the Charleston &. t.) race. course, died IT
that city on Friday Last ut the age of 79
years.
An English paper says that In 1869 no
less than II ,41G person in the Bengal Presi-
dcncy died from the effects Of snake bite,
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CoLoRED NORMAL AND HIGH SCHOOL,
The annual examination of this institution
takes place to-day, commencing at half-past
8 O'Clock A. NJ, at the new school-house on
18th street. The exhibition is public,
and any one feeling interested in the school
is ut Liberty to attend.
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DEATH OF A CITIZEN OF GooCHLAND.-Mr.
Henry Hall, respected citizen of Goocb-
land county, and the father of Sergeant
John Il. Hail. of the city police, died ut his
residence, in Goochland county, last week,
at an advanced ace,
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COMMERCIAL PROSPERITY The appear
ancc of our dock on yesterday augurs well
for the future prosperity Of our city,, there
being more vessels now laying, ut our
wharyes from various ports of the world
than ever before since the war.
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IMPROVING THE GovERSoR's YARD.-The
next Improvement for the Capitol Square is
to be the erection of fountain in the Gov
ernors yard. And amt 1t most time for the
Capitol to be paiptedy
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FINEST SALE OF THE SEAsoN.-Ye sterday
125 tierces Of tobacco, grown in Granville
county, N. c., and consigned to Messrs..
Hill, Bentley & Skinker, of this city, were
sold on Change at an aggregate price of
about S20,00O. Wrappers especially sold
very high, ranging from $50 to 300. This
is regarded as the best sale of the season.
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FROM wASEEENGTGN.

rsreclsl Correspondence of The Dispstch.l
Thr Radical Leaders after Peace An Amcndc
n ,uorahic TO Sumner The Difficulties IN
Their Path Lynx Eycs Watching the Do
mccracy-Work for the Cabinet Probable
Retirement OF either Boutwell, or Plcasonton.
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aTSsasr .,.rs Trsse DAY.

on oil p"h'fc "r prfnn'e sales If Real Estate
mate br*fneea the lstof January ana the 1st q
J,liy the purchasers pay the taxes for the pre-
cent year bat on all aniss 6et,eesn the first
day Of Juls and the last dGy of Dscessbsr the
se}ler slGys them,
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DULL.-Police items were dull last even
Ing. There were not half q dozen arrests
in the city, and the cell doors at the STA
ton. houses were standing wide open, eX-
cent at the ID.
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CLEARING AwAY.-Workmen connected
with the telegraph companies were en-
gagged in various parts OF the city yesterday
in cutting away the limbs OF the trees which
interfered with the telegraph wires.
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orSrKlrtKOrs NLGKoEs.

the grocery store ct Richard G.. Smith, in
Washington city, aud demanded drinks,
and were refused. Tccy then attacked the
proprietor; and his Hil" coming TO hlS as
Si<tancc. was struck on the head with 4
two-pound weight by one o; the men 50
violently a. TO fracture her skull. The men
then escaped. but were pursued, and two
Of them captured by Iii" police. The in
jured woman Is at Providence Hospital,
md is nNl cNnrcieN 10 1--we.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER AT DISPATCH
OFFICE, JUNE 27, 1871: a. NJ, ITO; z.
H., $50; 2. NJ, $50.
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"TRAvELs or 4 DOCTOR OF PIIYsIc." BY
DIR. w. Ii. TAYLOR. Price, II. Mailed to any
address on receipt Of the price by fLLYsoN &
TAYLOR, ll:G Main street.
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CIVIL CoURT.-Justice White held Enc
civil court yesterday, for reasons which he
explained. The civil docket will be called
on Friday
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. REPoRT.-We
call the attention OF the business men OF
Richmond to an interesting advertisement
in another column from the Secretary OF Tue
Richmond Chamber of Commerce.
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Persons leaving the city during the summer
season can have the DISPATCH mailed to their
address mt SO cents per month, payable I'm nd
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PA1sT1NG.-Workmenw were engaged yes
terday in painting the inside OF the Second
police station-house.
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PIC-NIcS, ATTzNTI1N.-PLEDGE & JACKSON
VIII furnish you with the best of ice creams III any
desirable Qusntity.