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VIRGINIA MILITARY INsTITurE.-The com
mcncenient exercises OF this Institute viii
take place July 4ti. at II A. NJ.
Presidential. l.. Spotswood, Richmond
Va. .., .s.s... v,y ..l. 8. 4;
Oralor..-R. B. Matthews, Louisiana.
Valedictor1an.--W. Ii. Murrell, Lynch
burg, Va.
Address Before Society Of Altm,a.--Co!o
mel John NJ. Patton, member Of the Board
of Visitors.
Comu,itee--.P resident, J. f. Dove, Eirgi
nin; w. Nalle, Virginia; W. A. .RaWls, Flo
rida; j. NJ. IIalscy, YirgnEt; O. Williamson,
Tennessee A. W. Harnrn, Virginia; G. W
| Taylor, Virginia; II. K. Clark. Virginia B.
Graham, Georgia; L. b. Hanks, South Caro-
lima; II. l.. Cochran, Alabama; .. S. Allen
| Virginia; S. Washington, West Virginia G.
G. Barney, Virginia; p. Fl. Lightfoot, Vir
ginia; c. ID. Hubbard, South Carolina; C.
CulLertson, Texas r. L. Pollard, Alabama
j. Il. Barron, North Carolina; j. 5. Barrow
Tennessee j. w. Mallry, Va.
Tie Society celebrations will take place on
| the I'd ut half-past 8 O'Clock T. al.
Presidents. = Dalectic, james Bonham
South Carolina; Cadet, r. b. Matthews
Medalists.-R. P. W. Morris, Virginia
II. L. Spotswood, Va. .s,..1 -
Orators.-T. l.. Cochran, Alabama j.. Ii
Smith, Alabama. - *, 81.
Address by the Hon. James P. Holcombe
Con,mittee.-J. W. Moore, Alabama; l.
C. Watkins, Virginia X. b. BridscrS
North CAROLINA; Il. Il. Pollard, Alabama; &
D.. Hubbard, Virginia; ii. II. Burwell
North Carolina J.. s.. Barrow. Tennessee
Boutwell, Graham, Georgia; j. II. Campbell
Virginia; j. S. Thomas, Missouri; Johi
Loney,' Maryland; J.i l.. Johuston, Soutl
Carolina $. r.. Isadiord, Virginia:
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Wcafher Probabilities.

WAsHlNaroN. june is.-CIear and clearing
weather, and winds yeering to fresh and
brisk westerly north and west Of the Ohio
valley during tonight and on "Wednesday.
Cloudy and possibly threatening weather
and fresh southeriy winds for the lower: lake
region. Clear and partially cloudy weather
for the New England and Middle Atlantic
States, with light to fresh ;southeasterfy TO
southwesterly Winds, and for the southern
States, with light to fresh winds, except oyei
the southern portion of the South Atlantic
States, where cloudy weather with ocea-
sional areas of rain is probable. 4sl
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

View York Stock md Money MaF7sef.
NEW YoRk, June 1s..-Money easier at 8 70
5 per cent. Sterling 81 to 81; few cotton
bills offering most of those nadeat southern
ports being bought up there for New York
account. Gold, 113I to ia. Governments
steady; '62's, ia; '6I's, better. States
closed heavy: Tennessee's, 7as;; new, 1s2s
Virginia., 15:. new, a.. Louisiana's. GO;
new, 55. Leyee's, 5GSs; SIS, 20. Alabama's,
81; 5s, GO. Georgia's, "a; rs, IS. North
Caroiina's, 80 !: new, 81. South C:,rolina's
52a; new, 332 80 ...5..,..5 |, u.
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MEETING OF THE REpUnLIcAS GREELEY CLUB.
The second meeting OF this club was held at
the rooms, corner. of Broad and Tenth
streets, last night. The attendance was large
and 4 good deal OF enthusiasm was MANI.
tested. The national flag lloatcd over the
door, and the frequent discharge Of Il little
cannon planted Oh the pavclnenLkept things
lively. r.... ,-s ..,.,
A permanent organization was effected by
the election of Captain w. W. 'Pntnam rs
president, l.. w. Peterson Is secretary, and
II. II. Bramlette as treasurer, and twelve
yice..bresidentS. The latter consisted OF one
white and one colored voter from each ward,
A finance committee, consiStingsof Captain,
Putnam and Mtssrs. Reagan, Hoy, and
llobson, was appointed. ,:<L
The rooms OF the club will be open to the
public at all hours, and they will De well
supplied with periodicals. ''.-
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.I0B PGISTING.-We e:,ll the attention OF mer-
chants, clerks OF crts, shers, lawyers, railroad
steamship and canal officers and agents, and all others
having orders for printing to the facilities offered al
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for the
prompt and faithful execution OF all kinds OF Job
PRINTING. We can furnish ut short notice Cards,
Bil-ucads, Ietter-Heads, Programmes, Ball Tickets,
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, EIand-Bills, Catalogues,
Bills of Fare, ShOwBills Checks Drafts, &c, &c,
&c Satisfaction guaranteed.
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Lil;iNlOSp. Nh


At Il meeting of the Beard uf Directors of the
Richmond Eanking and Insurance Company held
this day The following preamble and resolutions
were adopted:
We are again called upon 10y a d5pensation Of Di-
vine Providence TO mourn the death OF one Of our
niinier JOHN CALVIN DAVIS. who has been sud-
denly called from nlidi Ia another and trust
Il horr and hapl Ter sphere. In III. death of our
late companion this Beard has sustained severe
loss. ai the commIniya Iarf al aud valued citizen.
fcw nf his age h,e titai,.i such hold on the
public runli.leucr, aii given such nvidence OF bsi-
ness capacity aud Integrity: Therefore
"Rcsoirai. hat IN tl:e death Of JOHN CALVIN
DAVIS deeply feel the loss OF one endcarcd to ,Is
by manly qualities and his genial nature, and thai
we recognize the .Iscncc OF one whose ready per-
ccptlon and mature Judgment has often aided us In
our deliberations who, the cashier of this institt-
ton from December, 1859, to January, ls7j then as
director from April, ls7O. to the time Of his death,
had, by his courtesy. won Orhcarts. and ly his wisu
cUunscls gained our respect and admiration.
"Res0red further, Tha. this preamble and resolli-
tlOm be spread upon the records of the company, and
that II copy he presented to the family Of the de-
ceased"
Extract from the minutes:
Gnnr
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AUcTION SAFES THIS pay.

GRtRES 4 WILLIAMS viii sell at q PM. alrick
dwelling on the north side OF Marshall Between
Henry and Smith streets.
COOK * LAUGHToS will Ecll at store No. l1I7
Franklin street. groceries, liquors, lar dxtures,
SC.
LYME & BROTHER viii SCI, al auction ut r. N.
three building lots on Twcnty-sesenih between
y and o streets. 8
GRTBBs & WILLIAMS VIII scil AZ P. al q
framed dwelling on the north side Of C:ltliarine
street, second door east OF Henry.
HiLs, 6 GoDDiS will sell at Sap II. two building
lots on the north side Of Leigh between Fifth and
and Sixth streets. ~at
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HusTlsGs CoUnT.--In this court yesterday
the jury IN the case Of the COMMONWEALTH
ns. L. G. Benuctt for the killing of w. R.
fiowle, were brought into court, and not
agreeing on o verdict were discharged, and
tue prisoner renlanded to JAIL THE court
viii try the accused on Monday next. The
jury j. said to have stood as follows: two for
capital punishment, SIX for confinement in
the penfsentiary, and four for timing.
The case Of the Commonwealth rs. William
Marshall will be called on MoTiday next. FL
The court adjourned until Friday next.
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,,sr OF UyM.ILte,s LETTERS RrMA1

LIST. OF UNMAILAsls LErrEks REMAINING
IN rnR RicuAusp POsT-G OFFICE JUNE Is, 1872.
D. S. Hatdwitk, RichmUnd' Captain George
ID. WISE Richmond !; General Bradley T.
johnson, Richmond; Judge Robert Ould,
Richmond Launi Brooks, Centreyilie; Miss
NJ. Baker, Hanover; Mrs. 9. N. Brent, Rich
mond; Miss A. Diggs, Richmond. -.
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Incursion Of Indians into Texas.--
Panic among the Settlers. Rein
fUrceInenfs Sent FOr---A Big Indian
wnr Threatened.

:, fUrcelnenfs Sent FORA Big Indian
War Threatened.
ST. LOUIS, June lS.-Judge Hubbell, gene
irll agent Of the Atlantic aud Pacific railroad,
has just returned from q business tour
through Texas. He brings information that
before leaving Sherman, Texas, an army
officer arrived there from Fort Richmond,
Jack county, and reported that body OF In
dians, yari0liSly estimated at from three to
ten thousand, had made an incursiOn into
Texas. and were oveirunnng Young, Jack,
Denton. and Parker counties, and that the
settlers were filled with CONSERVATION and
alarm. The Indians said they were going
to Huntsville to liberate satantu and Big
Tree. who are confined in the States prison
there. ,,, s...f,t 54a 49,, al
Ii was reported that all the Indians on.lhe
| Fort sill reservation had left and gone on the
war path. Already two fights had occurred
| near Weathenord i'm which four whites
were wounded and two Indians killed. Two
Indians were captured and lodged in the
Weathertorl Jail. = 49,
The commanding officer of Fort Richard
| son is sslid to have gone to Austinito consult
with Gcnelai Augur regarding tile invasion,
| and the latter is reported to have teiesiaphed
| for two more regiments of cavalry TO repor'
Immediately at the points threatened by the
| raiders -.s t G& ,,4e
Judge Hubbell says there is no doubt il
| the minds of welLinformed Texans that biz
Indian war is at hand. Many settlers ar'
leaving their homes. 1t Is believed that th'
kiowas We're the leaders of the raid, assisted
| by ApaeheS and others.
There was no quorum at the Oekmulge
council up to last Tuesday. and none of tin
wild tribes from Fort Sill had yet come u
participate in the deliberations.
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Texas Dc,npera4ic Convention.

CoRsIcASA, Texas, June 1S..-The Demo
cratic State Convention IS unprecedentedly
large. A permanent organization has not
yet been effected. General boxie made q
speech advocating the nomination of o
straight ticket at Baltimore. John II. Regain,
late Confederate Postmaster-General, will be
permanent chairman.
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WIss L1asHarr oar Isf fasTgY.2The Wise Light
Infintry, OF iiliainshurg,t will celebrate
their first anniversary by u banquet on the
s5tll lfnstant: !: Committee Of Invitation Cap
tain r. a. Wise, Lieutanants III. w. Garrett,
;J.lC. Telford, w. j. Wall, Sergeant J.. J..
Mercar. Corno,si W. S. liankins, ;prisates +.
G. Dnrfey, P..sf... Powell. aud WI. Binford.
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a large meeting was held list night by the
members of the Virginia Club ut their head
quarters. in Jackson Ward, for the purpose
Of organizing an independent Conservative
Greeley nd Brown club, which resulted in
the reelection Of all their old vcterans--A.
ii. Lyneinan, president; Georgc c. EpIs,
vice-prcsidcnt; John Iiulchcc. treasurer C..
Walsh. secretary; Henry Harris and &.
D0herty, sergeants-at-arlnS. .
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DEAD CnlLD FouNp.-Thc body of co
lorcd child WAS found yesterday in an alley
in rear of the tobacco factory OF Mr.. James
Turner, between Leigh and Jackson streets
It was wrapped in I'M old coat, and had I;
linen string drawn tightly around its neck.
Acting Coroner Trent held m inquest on the
body, and the jury rendered a verdict that
The child had been struggled bya person OF
persons unknown. -.E.g
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Z Maine Democratic Conycysfc,i. :.
BaasoB, MR., june 1s.-Pke Demoslati
State Cons yentio1 TO be held here te-tay bid
fair to be largely attended. -
Second Dispatch.

fair to be largely attended.
-. Second Dispatch.
BANGOR, June 1S.--The Convention met
and, organized by electiDg j. G. Maaigan
PRESIDENT His speech was strong for the
Cincinnati, platform and nominees. His 81
lusion to the "Earmer of Chappaqmln 2 as the
modern Cincinnatus was received with deaf
cning cheers. 80.
Charles =. Kimball was nominated for
GoverilSr by acclamation. He made speech
accepting the nomination and supporting
the Cincinnati ticket.
The following resolutions were unani-
mously adopted: 't''''' s''' I. %..'.' = :.
=. kesotreu, 'rnat the principles enuneiatcd
by the Cincinnati Convention, taken in con-
nection with the, letter of Horace Greeley,
[accepting the nomination, constitute a! plat
form OH which all the elements IN opposition
to the present corrupt administration Of the
Federal Government can stand, and we
nereby adopt as the platform OF the De
mocracy of Maine the following propositions
OF Horace Greeiey's letter. Here follow the
nine propositions in Mr.. Greeley's letter of
acceptance. , ..se.s ath
Kesotocd, That we believe the great re-
forms for which patriotic men of all parties
are now laboring can be best obtained by
supporting as candidate for our next Presi-
dent Horace Greeley, and we recommend
our delegates to vote for the Cincinnati can
didates.
.. ReSolUed, That we pledge to the 'nomi-
nee of this Convention our united efforts,
and shall hail his election as the commence
ment Of q purer political erl.o rr:i 49,,
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n 10 Men Isus ever and KILLED ~ q:
sssas ssess RxfIrfpzH Trxafrs IS

ssTEtnESvutg,;0 0Hio. .Jfne rs Early ye-
tartiay morning on engine coming west on
the PiftsburgsI Gancisaatii, and 81 Louis
Failgoad, ran oseft twos anssnowns nlenzt tlsir-
tceri miles easf uf tifisi place. " Tie IrenWefc
lying across the fratal Id opposite aisastions,
tssse Head and Feet of each resting theraiIs.
if'he wheels of the engine frassed oyer both,
cutting or their heajfs and fest.
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MuIrUARY REroRT.---1he following Is tho
mortltary report for the week ending Satur
day, June IL, 1872, compiled from sections
returns received at the orlicc of the Board OF
Health:
Whole number of deaths in the city, %; In
addition. 4 Still-boln were reported white
Jcoiorcd. Sex: Males, "a; females, IL: Color
White males, 8; white females, +; ,colored
males. 8; coorcd trimleS,7. Condition.: Sin
"lc, Ii married & +; widows. >; unknown, i
Nativity: United States, %; England, |; Ire
land, |. Locality: City ut large, 9; Mar
shall Ward, 3; jefferson Ward, 4; Madison
Ward. =; Monroe Ward, 5; Clay Ward, 3;
jackson Ward. 6; alnShorse. l ; Medical Col
lcgc inlirimry, l. Age: One day TO thirty,
1 one month TO six, 3; siN months to twelve
=; one year to three, ten years to twenty;
twenty years 10 thirty, >; thirty years TO forty,
3; forty years to 80, >; seventy yclls to eighty
,: eighty Years to nincty, =; unknown, /. By
wlioin certified: Regular practitioners, IS
Coroner, !; Board Of Health, 3. Causes OF
death: ApoplcXy, !; consumption, (white);
cholera inilntunl, i convnsions, J; ;conges-
tive chill, l; diabetes, l drowning, |; in.
fnnticidr. [; liver disease, meningitis, ,
old age. 3; pnerplIlrll fever, ! premature
birth, > syphilis, ]; typo-rMlarial fever, ;
unknown, |.
Yhc whole number of deaths in May was
S5-yiZ., whites, 50; cooicd, dG-in,tead o
IG7, ~ inadvertently stated last week.
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Tho international sabiiee--.seeoi, ,r

Bosroy, June IS.-There were numerous
arrivals tron the West and SoIth to-day.
The chorus and orchestra this morning re. re-
hearsed the afternoon programme. aladame
Lentner sang selections from the /" Magic
Flute" reaching higher note than hereto
fore obtained by any artist in this country.
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Attention Is called 10 the excclleltstock Of ready
made clothing at LEGO Main street. Messrs. E. 3.
SPENCE e So1 I1re always OIL hand splendid hnC
of the latest st. les OF cloths sIIal for tho season,
which they are making mp at very low prices. Give
:h1Yn ,t-,I
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CRocopILE IN TIE CANAL-A gentleman
who was bringing home n crocodile aGou,
three feet in length, from the sotlth' as
curiosity, lost him in the canal a tew mlles ;
above the city. Heshas been. seen severn
times summing himself onsthe banks, ana. ~
doubt keeps 4 sharp lookout for the boys. WIG
bathe in the strcsm. As the crocodile mas ! !;
weakness for boys, and could take two COCO
sized ones at one meal, we warn them e
keep away from the canal.
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NEW YoRE, CONTRIBUTING TO RICHMOND COL
LgGE.-Rey..A. T.. Dickinson, of this city,
preached on last Sunday ut Madison Avenue
Baptist church, New York city and after
the sermon took ksup u collection to aid in
erecting the new Building at Richihond Coz
lese. He received iii q few days IN New York
for this object owe, =, 900 in cash and sub.
scrintinnS.
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yIaT OF SAyBATH-ScuooLs TO RIcHxoED.-
The scholars Of the &ibtath-schooIs in New
Kent county will visit Richmond to-day and
be. entertained by the Methodist Sunday
schools ut Broad-Street church.
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MARSHALL WARD GREELEY CLuB.-Thcre
was fair attendance at the regular meeting
of this club last night, but many wentaway
on account Of the delay in lighting up the
hall. Various committees reported progress
and many new members were enrolled.
Captain W. i. Kellam presided, and adj
dresses were made by Major j. sMcD. Car
ringtOn and others.
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Professor Agassix i'm yoa6sa 1Asssxica.
NEW Yoas, ri une sfiss.l eestes nom sonth
America state thai Prof 0fcssor a gassiz received
warm receptions in 'Cllili and Peru. The
Professor says the success of the expedition
his thus Ear exceeded BIS most saHgnihe ex-
EpeefatfDns. 20 stssi'stt2 - ~ Rssssfss
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Masonic ELEcTloNS.-At he last stated COM
m,uit,tion of 81. .Join's Lodge, No. S6, the
following officers were elected for the eilSu-
inc year: Alnnzo Win2licld, master; Il. a.
Jacob, senior warden; &. W. Saunders, ju-
uior warden; j. +. Goode. treasurer
Charles p. LauShton, secretary; Thomas U.
kcesce, senior deacon; Ii. Seldom Taylor,
Junior deacon; Thomas Angel, lser; j. Z.
Talum, George w. Lee, stewards; Rev. NJ.
J. Michclhachcr, Rev. j. E. Gates, chap
l.iuS. These officers will be installed on the
eve "l st. Johns day, June "33ti, ut O'Clock.
At stated communication OF Amty
Lodge, No. .G, held on Monday evening, the
following officers were elected for the follow
ing wear: \. -. Chestcrman, master; W. T..
Newherry, senior warden Thomas A. How
ard, Junior warden; George w. Duesberiy,
,Jr., treasurer; George L. Pace, secretary.
The Mas,cr-elcct madcthe following appoint
nents: Rev. Ii. II. Harris, senior deacon
William Ahern, junior deacon; }. Campbell
jacob, tiler; George w. Eaves, Jr., e. J.
Bl,nnan, stewards; Rev. c. c. Bitting, Rev.
George c. Vandcrslice, Rev.John Nj. Pll-
cher. chapailS. The officers were then duly
installed by Nj. w. James Evans, Past Grand
Master Of Ne State and retiring Master OF
this Lodge.
Richmond Randolph Lodge, No. 10, elected
the following officers last night: n. Il:
Savage, woiShipful master; William Hall
Crew. senior warden; Moses i. HMndy,
iunior warden; W. Fletcher Richardson,
treasurer; William j. Riddick, secretary
George +. Keesee, senior deacon; Charlcs
p. Rady, Junior deacon; Rev. j. e. Ed.
wards, j. Mmning, Fl. Wal, aud W. E:
IIill, chaplainS; Thomas Angel steward
and tyler. i.,,l j.. .t.i
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FIEE.-Thc alarm from box 10. 13 yes
terday morning at . O'Clock was caused by
the burning OF bed in an upper room of a
Goycrnor.strcct building. The occupant OF
the room, un aged man named Werner, was
nearly suifocated before the Gre was extil,-
.rllishgQ
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TIsc Strikes.

ANTI-PoLIcE INDIGNATION MEETING IN NEW
YORK, &C.,
New YORK, June 18.-The eigbthour
league propose holding an anti-pofiee In.
dignation meeting Thursday night. ,.Z,.,,'
One hundred and eighty policemen have
charge Of Durant's sugar factory to prevent
the strikers interfering with the men at
work. i
TIE woRKINGaEN AND THE GOVERNOR.
ALBANY, June 1S.-At q meeting Of the
workingmen this morning a committee was
appointed TO walt upon the Governor and
represent TO hiuI the position tlken by the
strikers, which they hold to be In accordance
with the laws Of the State. s;
THE Governor received the committee, but
said they must excuse him from making =
speech. Hisyie.gs upon the question were
matters Of record in his messages and else
where. Any speech he might make would
be In nil probability misinterpreted. he
cautioned them to see TO 1t that nothing was
done to disturb the peace and order OF the
community or to excite the hostility OF law
abiding citizens. 4
FROM PHILADELPnIA-rHE RxcIrEAEar DYING
PuILADELpHIA, June 1S.-The strikers at
meeting this morning numbered only l5S
men, and the excitement appears TO lc dying
out. Speeches were made hyorinS :the re
turn or the men to the shops 70! linish con.
tracts In foyce at the time of the strike. Other
speakers opposed this, nrging that It would
be fatal TO the strike. No action was taken
and the meeting adjourned. ~ Ri @e
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WHITE PIqUEs.-LErY BROTHERS say they hav
the largest, bstassnred, aud cheapest piqucs In th
city. So their store Is the place 10 make yonr pur
Ii.lI
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ADyEHrIsE.--bur merchants seeking trade In any
,s,rtinn OF the country should advertise In the
papers Of that section. NJ. ELLYsoN y Co vii!
take advertisements and have them inserted a pub
iisl.rs' rates.
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DEDICATION OF A PYTuIAS CASTLE HALL.
On Thursday evening Marshall Lodge, No.
II, knights Of pythias, will dedieste their
new Castle Hall, on Broad street near Sixth,
to pythiau uses and purposes. p..eD. G. C.
lsass has appointed +. G.. G. Wade to, per-
form the dedicatory ceremony in accordance
with the REVISED form. 5. s.s.Q ~
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aLEyY BROTHERS really selling linen SITS Cf
collars and cuffs, trimmed with lace, at "5c. set
They are said to be worth 75c. So they must be un-
commonly cheap ---
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=; ,C'EI.EBEAr1oS OF ST. JonN's DAy.-The
committee appointed by The various Masonic
Lodges and the Commandcry knights Tenn
plar 10 make arrangements for the stiitaols
celebration OF -. John the Evangel'st,s DAY
will meet at Washington Hall, Broad street
this evening ut 81 O'Clock. H.
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NJ ELLySoy & Co., Advertising Agents, DISPATCH
building will receive advertisements and have them
inserted In any journal Of the country ut regular
rat,N,
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SznnIl.pox az Carlisle. PA.

HARaIsRrRa, June 1s 'he smaH-pox has
brossn out in Dickinson College, carlisle,
PA. and many students are leaving Tor hosne.
Several cases have appeared IN The toWn. s
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For all OF the varieties Of clothing and gentle
| mems furnishings generally call at f. u SPENCE
L Sons. 1880 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-19

KEEP COoL.-IIABLIsToN & BROTHER have JUS
received supply of "woyen wire mattresses II"
I'm ,Inlnr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-19

White, black, aud striped alparcn coats In endless
variety at +. Z. SPENCE & S,N's. 1893 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-19

LEVY BROTHgRS offer To-day pIruc suits for
small children ut 81 and $3.50 worth just double Il G
money.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-19

Linen coats at 81 at +. u. SPENCE & SoN's, 1900
;lain street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-19

SEPLCs ULTRA SPRING BED AT HADLISTON q
BROTHERS., 0n5 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-19

For white vests in endless variety call Gu +. Il.
'Sti.ScE { SOS nj I7Uo Main street.