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SrxsrNoaE.-Mr. b. II. Alley, who is el-
gagged in working upon the new iron steam
ship AZ Rockets, had Il sunstroic day before
Yesterday which untitled him for his duties
for several hours.
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Don't hawk. hawk, spit, spit, blow, blow, and dis
gust cyerybody with your catlrrh and its offensive
odor. when Dr. SAGE'S CATARRH REMEDY viii
speedily destroy all oior arrest The discharge ard
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13,GG6.-The RELIGIOUS HERALD of this city has
larso and rapidiy-ncrcasing clrculaion and Is an
czceIrI, medium for advertisers II is the organ of
Auudreds Of thQe9ands OF Baptis.s, and ID resd by
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40 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES President and

70 btnNlhACTDHS.-T President and
I directors "t tie swift Greek Manufacturing
'.1iH"I viii receive Proposals until MONDAY,
81. "@tA. Il; ruul', Tor the iuil"wing work:
ta'E"rt = HElCh MILL IL Hiding AT Mcchau-
'h.'' ih"-tcricId cuuui!, about two and i half
3D.. from Petersburg.
'h'f MI! receive separate proposals for the brick
".ir, Ne. '.-"ork. an,itiunng.
..t' aud lechCations c:n he II the office Of
e.. t'I,'s!trut.
Ihr President and Directors reserve the right To
'.'"| any "r a.! brt. GEORGE II. DAVIS,
5 ''slarut swift Creek Manufacturing Company.
's i.-iiy q
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LADIES. get your Dolly Warden hats Mt 7oa Main
street before going to the Riverside Park. Every
thing In the millinery line at cost at Mrs. NJ. A.
WnITLOCKs.
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SOUTHERN DENTAL AssocIATIoS.--Thef fourth
annual meeting of the Southern Dental As
Sociation will lie held in this city on the last
Tuesday in this month.
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SERGEANT SMocT's FrSER,L.-Scr@c;lnt
Thomas 3. Smoct, of tha police force, was
buried yesterday from the Fulton Baptist
church. His remains were escorted to iIol-
lywood by Syracuse Lodge. No. ., knights
OF rythi:.A. and the police fo!cc Of Rich
luppI
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER At DISPATCH Of
rIcE, Friday. july 10: S y. NJ. 81 de-
grccs; 5 2. NJ, IS degrees L. Nj, 80 de-
TrcCS.
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The RELIGIOUS HERALD win be furnished to new
subscribers to January next at one dollar. ohice,
lIll Min s.rrr..
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w. G.. X. FEAYsEl;'s cxtensve Photographic gal
ery, opposite tie rost-o!:cc, IS visited daily by the
ellie Of the city.
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REMurAL.-Mrs. S. a. SNil1 il lEts rciGoNrd to NO.
~ !road street where she would bc i'iLicu 10 ace
III in want OF periodicals, books stationery, &c.
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ADvERTIsE--Uur merchants seeking trade In any
portion of the country should advertise In the
papers Of that section. NJ. ELLYSoN & Co. will
take advertisements and have them inserted at pub
lislirrs' rates.
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APPOINTMENT OF SHERIFF FOR IIENRICo
CouNrY.-Judge Minor yesterday appointed
Major Charles Howard sheriff of Henrico
county, rice Henry j. Smith, deceased.
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il!Y CouScIL.-Tie :egular semi-monthiy
meeting Of the City Council viii BIO held on
Aopday AFTERNOON.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
II Tue RICHMOND Posr-OFFlcE JrLY 10, 1Sl2.
Miss MolIie Bes: {. VI. NimmS, care Colonel
lay, Santa Isabel Hotel, Havana, Cuba:
Clmrcls Jasper Mechcc, Ferry Maclstie post
office; Mrs. Sue BlankenShip, Richmond;
Miss Sarah Hubbard, III west Marshall
street. Richmond; J. V. Rcddy. 9In west
Marshall; J. ". Volt. Ethmond; Mrs, n,
G.. Vaughan: VI. NJ, Latlen Eoek !; Hunn:-
cutt & Brother, 1929 Franklin street.
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Positively the last night of the wonderful mani
icStations ut Virginia Hall. Don't fail I" "lness
them tonight.
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FRAYsER's gallery Is The most pleasant resort in
tic city this warm weather.
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TamnHany Ra

Tammany Ratifics Greeley and BrouH.
New YoRE, July 19.-rammany has pa scd
resolutions ratifying the nomination OF Gree
| Y and Brown.
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,,sT OF LETTERS.

1T oF LETTERS os!S REMAiNiNG oSl,si,s; NJ; IN =
'Iur RICHMOND roSr-offiNH JULY Is
80. .o,,in., Cor lct'crs IN This li"t VIII please
itts;' s;''nt,I'r,fn II not called for IN i"ur wccks
~ 10 cu; - Tie Dead Letter o'ace' fh "'ei'-
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NJ. ELLYsoS & CO., Advertising Agents. DISPATCH
building will receive advertisements and have them
inserted in any Journal of the country at regular
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haat Of the Dolly Warden line for bathers Win
leave Eighth street tonight ut O'Clock.
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THE RELIGIOUS HERALD Of this city is an excel
lent advertising medium.
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EXCURSIONS AND pIC-NICs.
GRAND EXCURSION TO
N WEST POINT.
BY MARSHALL LODGE, No. IL. X. OF p,
FRIDAY TILE 2GTII INSTANT.


FRIDAY THE 2GTH INSTANT.
The excursionist will leave Richmond ria the
Richmond and York River railroad Oh FRIDAY
MORNING at u O'Clock, and retnrn TO the city at
y O'Clock same evening.
A BRASS AND STRING BAND
will bc In attendance and the day VIII be spent In
the most delightful manner.
The Committee of Arrangements VIII spare nei~
ther pains nor expense 10 render this the most en-
jeyahle affair of the season.
Strict order VIII lie preserved.
Tickets can he had of the following named menu
berS of tie Committee III Arrangements
j. G.. Teller, G.. II. Epps. William II. Baltic. &. v.
Clash, X. j. Mcdowell, Robert HI Jr., Within T.
Sizrr. &c rye W. shcpperson, r. e. ilson, Michael
Levy. 4. r. Sumwalt, John A.5!rcc, i. j. Clayton,
and members OF the lodge generally: also, nc the
drug stores of Mcssrs. Howard Brothers. I. M.
Saunders, l.. y. Thomas; the stores or George
ScGon. J. &. Wharton. and ut the depot on the
mrruing of the excursion. Tickets for gentlemen,
round trip IL I.;r!:cS, So cents. jy 20 90, 2i &c
GRAND PICNIC AT HATTORF'S
N GARDEN MONDAY, July ed, ls72--to be
given by the memhcrs Of RESCUE COUNCIL,
No ]. Ir. q. Z. a. NJ
Tickrti for sale at West, Johnston & Co.'s book
stnre WoOdhouse & Parham's bookstore, and at
Au.ciiOricrs. Tickets can also b. obtained Of
members Of the Council. Price. fifty cents. Ladies
tree; children under fifteen years, llalt-prlce.
jy lQ-otS
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GESTLEMEN'S BATHING PARTY on SATURDAY
SIcIIT.-Dolly Warden will leave Eighth street 1T D
Z. NJ. TO convey all who wish TO go up the canal to
tJkc hath
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Police COURT, FR1DAY--Justice Vii
liam Hail Creu pressd'aJ.-The following
cases were disposed Of:
Beverly Gray (colorcd), charged with
breaking and entering the dwellng-housc' 'ot
Jordan Mayo in the night time, and stealing
oD2 watch valued at So, and $3.50 in money.
Continued until Saturday.
Willis Stanard, Mary Glover. Juis jackson,
Laura Jones, Ellen Harper, and Lizzie
Smith. charged with keeping Il disorderly
and ill-governcd house, and also creating Il
disturbance on the premises Of r. II. Allen,
were required to give security in $500 for
six months, in default Of which all were sent
to Jail.
Lucie Woodbridge (coloretD. charged with
abusing and threatening Maria Scaton
Fined 81 each.
Edward Forstec (colored), charged with
stealing one lot of sugar valued at ten cents
from the Old Dominion Sugar Refinery Com
pany. Found guilty and sent to Jail for five
days.
Harriet Jane Anderson and Sarah Elan
Anderson (colorcdl, charged with fighting
and creating disturbance i'll the street
Security required in $500 for six months
Committed in default.
Miet,a Smith (colorcO, charged will
abusing and threatening Catlarinc Jones
Ftsed -.
Catlarne Jones (colorcd), charged witt
abusing and threatening Metta Smith
Fined s..
Maggie Oakley, Jennie Edwards, George
Green, Albert Page, John Jenkins. Johl
Lyons, and Henry Jones. charged with keep
ing di,orderly house, were discharged
Moliic Harris (colorcd. charged with tres
passing on the premises of and abusing Jcn
llie Dickinson. Security in 500 for three
months.
Jennie Dickinson (coiorctl), charged will
perjury III falsely swearing tia: Moliic ua
i'is did trcSpass on her premises. Dismissed
Mollic Harris (colorcd). charged with r>ins
abusive language to Ann Washington. Finct
$50.
Ann Washington (colorcd). charged witt
abusing Moi!ie Harris. Discharged.
Walker Christian (rolorcdl, charged Wit
being disorterly In the street ind thrcutcllIr;
to shoot Joseph True, Security required il
| 500 for three moths;
Maria Scaton. charged with Threatening
and abusing Lucie Woodbridge. Fined 81
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,J,1,rAp,- ORDER. No. /.


ATTENTION, SII: KNIGHTS OF NiktiSii-ih aa-
,..nn r. fh 0yr CTCycr YOU are required 10 appear
vi flc ;.hov.-auc,. place and time In the iul urcSS
am! uniform of yolr several Communicates ior a.ili
md I,suect,on. Ey order.
am ''7 r.e' L. +. JOHNSON,
Capt:ili-tiencral.
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OFFICE OF THE GRAGD RECORDER OF THE
GRAND CoMMASDERY Or LEGiNiA, (
RICHMOND, July IL, lsI2. }
THE FOREGOING ORDERS ARE sUs
L PENDED uptii further notice.
py order Of JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL y: =.
=. .oa. Grand Recorder
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Excursions AND pIc-NIcs.--To-dav is ex-
cnrsion.day again, and there are many plea
SAINT ways OF taking advantage of it: afford
Ing rest and recreation. q quiet Sabbath, and
good TIME generally to all who have ilad q
warm, busy week of 1t, -.
First In order is the "Grass Widowers' .
train to Staunton, at 4:45 this afternoon: but
this train is so popular that it is almost un-
necessary to mention it.
The Piney Point excursion trips arc note
worthy: & railroad and steamboat ride Is
offered, fresh brcczes from the mouth of the
Potomac river, and bathing and fishing are
among the attractions presented by those
who IatroniZe the Fredericksburg route and
visit Piney Point.
The York River excursion train is q new
feature in this line, hut this train does not
leave until Monday at O'Clock.
The steamer Sylvester (thc mere mention
of the name reminds the tourist of the last
delightful trip will make another EXCURSION
to Old Point, Nue PLeau, and Eorfolk
this evening at O'Clock: Music, the best
that can lie secured. will be one Of the fea-
tnres of this delightful moonlight trip.
Cn Monday the members of Rescue Coun-
Gil, No. /, Jr. O. u. a. NJ, will enjoy a
picnic ut HattorfS Garden.
Marshall Lodge, Knights of Pythias, will
make an excursion to West Point on Fri
day, July 2Gth, instead of Monday, July
10Th, rs has been heretofore announced.
This excursion is intended to be one of the
grandeSt of the season.
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EXCURSION TRAIN LEAVES
"
York River railroad MONDAY, July %. at 9 o'clock.
Committee: II. J. LEWIS andJACoB LoGANs.
Is Ia-td*
ENJOY YOURSELF.

GRAND BASKET PICNIC TO WEST POINT,
WEDNESDAY. July 3lST,
nndcr the auspices of
HARMONY DIVISION SONS OFTESlPEliANCE
its secpn,l anniversary.
hBAND OF MUSIC will cnlYen the OCCASION.
DANCING will he the order OF the day.
West Point affords facilities for SALTWATER
BhTHING. BOATING. FISHING, GRABBING,
Ec. Mr.. Joseph w Pledge will furnish
REFRESHMENTS AT CITY PRICES.
No Improper characters will he allowed on boarG
the cars The train will leave the DEPOT ut ~ O'Clock
A. N, return at Up. u. grand affair may be eA-
pectcd
RoBt:GY IfoLTZBAcK. GUS TERRY, GEORGE u.
DAVIS, and WILLIAM HANCOCK.
TICKETS:
Gentlemen afid .o
Every additional "
Cbildft,i Itmdcr II years. %
Tickets tG he had ut the principal Bookstores 0t
the city, at the cGfs, und from any meinIcr OF the
Division. - -,
Baskets properly labelled ~il BIC taken care OF pY
the committee of arrangements!
jy yl7-W&SItJy?o&30 4---------------
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JULY 1a, 1877.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, JULY 90, 1872.
m rI,rs.......... a:53 Moon rises. ........ s:oI
IN SETS s......... 1907 High tide, ......... 400
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CI,;jrnl1ly Light!
DEPARTURES OF srEAMERs.

EOR NEW YORk.-The Old <4>>4f4ss> =
L Dnnnon Steamship Co,Grany's ele- :.SFsss-zs>s .SF:ss-s>s
CANT sIdr-whc,l si't:us!.in Isaac BELL, CaIfaiE
RLAKEMAS. will sail SATURDAY, July 81. at 8
O.tiock Il. NJ Freight received unit Saturday night
Through bills Of l.'ling signed. and goods Tor
varied NI,h di-iatch 10 all ppitts north soii;
tiSt and wet. ,,fsc connections made WITH CulI"
Lin, for foreign Ir.rts. Passenger accommodations
mn ,urlGsscu Fare. &l.: s.c,Tce. SC: ronDd-tl1i
tickets. i:.o. For freight or l:a-s:,Ge: Apply 10
JOHN v. WYATT, Agent.
NJ Govern IS.reit.
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LETTINGS.

MECHANICS BUILDING FUND AZ
Ifl SOCIATION.-hll shareholders in the above
As,ociation are hereby notified 10 attend the next
rnce;jn" of the Association on MONDAY the ??d %
July instant, at O'Clock Il. NJ There WIN DC Z rt-
dcIiiuton of shares, and other important buslile>a
win he brought before tic meeting.
i,v order OF the Board OF Directors
T.: Dot JOHN 4. kRATZ. Secretary.
An ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE
N FRIENDS OF TIE MOVEMENT IN BE.
HALF OF FALLEN WOMEN will be held NEAI
TifESDAY at 81 y. NJ. at Centenary church, when
chai ter will be presented and the officers elected
TO conduct the institution proposed to ne estab-
lishcd. ,
All persons favorable to this object are respect
fully requested 10 be present.
By order OF the Committee. ~ l9-n
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OpvIcE OF Cry SUPERINTENDENT OF sGWiiosooAs'l q .sol
i-0i 80 July 10, is7a.5o
~ uTIY. aap THE SCHOOL BOARD !
1 ..os sn,,nint ons prtncipai teacher OF Gefnan
aa ,,r .,s.tants. s.lary OF principal, az psf
month; salry OF assistants. Sse per monms a .nae
cations arc solicited from both n IaS auStSTs,psr'
jy if.sodtd snnertn.eansn-s nnert- $500
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TOR PHIL ABEL Z II A. +.
L The steamer ENIilr. Captain ,:Sst=.zz.E==:,: st.s=:,:
SNYDER, will receive freight for the above port TIL
MONDAY the :2,i iist:nt, IT II ociock.
)c:scv and Delaware, also for Norfolk. boston niid
New Orleans Ut lDw Rates. Passage 10 Plladclphia
'''>' VT. PORTER. Agent.
~ n1o No. 2io) DorS street.
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Bg~ The CIRCULATION OF THE DIS.
PATCII Is IARGEK THAN TIE CONFINED
SPECULATION OF ALL TIE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF TILE CITY.
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THE SATURDAY-EYENING xS5FSfs
4 EXCURSION E1.sfss1S
RECENTLY made by tic steamer SYLVESTER W
OLD POINT.
NORFOLK,
win be repeated on
SATURDAY EVENING NEXT, JULY 10TH.

ro,vo wharf ,t Rockets al Z. VI. Saturday; ar
rive a. noyc-narned places before breakfast; remain
there a!l morning; leave In afternoon; anu arfHeih
Richmond about 10 o'clock SUNDAY lliRb, .,,,I of
steamer. ,rrS ..r,,d M,
''IlIiss EEssSiCI.s II iiRAss AND STRING BAND win
be Ia attendance. o,o I,.h.,oe
Tickets for sale at CARRIER & Co.'s Office, EScnaiBe
Hotel FOrd's Hotel. and on board the steamer.
Thc very respectable and orderly character .. tDs
last excursion, together With The strict ,ies at ~
,s frin will he cnjOyed by ali who may Participate
adie,' saloon reserved especially for theif E uss: :,
Fare for tic round trip, s!.59. y E--s s-sL X
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HOME IN YIRGlNIA.

IN Z, s,,,,,r,epA 4
and lsTrYs RESIUESCES. and TOWN Lo1 -, f. fts-
varni FIRST-CLASS ESTATES on James rtsss,
and others Il, different secons OF the Sfatf.
low aud ierms aecolniitods : r,1,,.I,r,..
.a-d s,v {, ,.ssn, sffs siain stlest,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-06

report asking to be discharged from further
consideration of various orders and bills, among
them the state and town insurance proposition.
The house aceeded, and all the bills go into the
orders for tomorrow. The general insurance
bill was taken up and discussed at length. The
senate was busily at work amending and i'm
proving the Boston building act, which will
have TO run the gauntlet of the house again.
At the insurance hearing this morning Z. H.
Derby of Boston gave his views. He placed
the valuation of Boston, including property of
all kinds, at about 81 200 600 OOO and the vaua-
ton of the burned district was at low figure,
S60,000,000. The trouble with theinSurance COM
panies was that they had massed their risks too
much, and it was necessary now TO provide a
remedy, so that parties inSurng could be SAFE.
The remedy he would suggest was the lnlid-
ton of risks, which could be best done by ge-
0graphical Limitation, not allowing any compa~
ny to insure beyond certain proportion OF It's
assets in any ward or town. This would not
only be q check on our own insurance compa-
MES, but on foreign companies, and thus would
be a safeguard to the insured. Mr. Derby SAID
he thought some action of the legislature was
necessary to protect parties insured in inSolvent
companies, so that they could reinsure
in other companies without FORGETTING the
policies in the insolvent companies, ana that
afterwards they should come into the latter as
creditors and get their share of the assets col
lected towards reinsurance. He thought the in
surance laws as they now are on the statute
books were a perfect maze, and it would take
long time for even lawyer to master them. In
answer to a question from the committee, MI
Derby thought a limitation Of insurance on any
one risk would be we'll, and he should say per
cent of the capital stock would be fair figure,
although his idea was that the companies now
insured to 10 per cent. His opinion was thatt1e
limitation could be better managed by wards
than by fixed distances between the risks, and
he had no doubt all the property in the wealth
lest wards could be insured either in home or
foreign companies He would not object to
company's insuring up to the amount OF their
capital in one ward.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-06

765 pamphlets had been presented to the society.
A very valuable donation was received from
Samuel Batchelder, Esq, Of Cambridge, consist
ing of % volumes of bound newspapers and
other interesting documents. Hon Caleb CuSh-
ing and Hon. Nathan Clifford were elected hon
orarv members. A biographical sketch of Hon.
Stephen n. Farwell was also read. Stephen \.
Allen read a very interesting account of Clay
b0rne's rebellion
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-06

NEw EkcLAND GENEALOGICAL
sociETr.-Ihe regular monthly meeting of
this society was held at its house, Somerset
street, Boston, wednesday afternoon. The
president, Hon Marshall 7. Wilder on calling
i've 70 the recent coudagration in Boston. after
y,nleh Rev Dr. Lucius K. Paige offered PRAYER.
Ahe secretary, Samuel II. Wentworth Tso
f i the records Of the previous meeting. The
aaUialai, John Ward Dean, reported thai
pp'ihg Tue past mouth 81 bound volumes and
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-06

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