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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-09

PERsoHAE.--F. Deane Lee, Esq, for seve.
al years the popular local editor of the Times,
OF this city, and now prosperous citizen of
Augusta, Ga, was in Richmond yesterday,
circulating among his many old friends.
Mr.. Il. A. Dayton has returned from the
North, still suffering from an attack of pal
rIlYsis
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OReAsIzATloN OF LITERARY SOCIETY,"
At an organization meeting of the Richmond
Junior Literary Society the following olncets
were elected for the ensuing term OF thfee
months: Isaac Held, President; slinon ,.
Whtlock, Siee-President; Isaac iiiaihiiiei, III, ],
Secretary; Henry s. Meyer, Treasurer. inis lIs
Society Ii composed OF jewish young hiull
banded together for literary improvements,
and iss mofte is 81 Learn when you AFRO young
TO De wise when you ARE old, J"
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Excursions AND PIc-NICs.-On Monday
next Chckahominy Tribe, No. 81. |. .. IL.
NJ, will have an excursion to West Point.
An efficient committee has the matter in
charge.
on Thursday next the Sunday-school OF
the Union Station Methodist church will
unite with their friends in u grand picnic
and socable ut Riverside Park.
On Tuesday next st. Patricks Sunday
school will, have Il picnic Mt Riverside Park.
1t will be one of the largest of the season.
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PRESCRIPTIONS FOR THH POOR.-Thc com
mittce of the Council to supply The poor
with medicine reported that Tor the quarter
ending July lst instant, G23 prescriptions
were filled Mt the drug store corner OF Clay
and Seventeenth streets, and 800 ut the dis
pensary on Broad between Second and Third
streets, making in the aggregate l,57S, an IN
crease over the preceding quarter.
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PARDON GRANTnD.-U direction of the
Governor. pardon WAS issued yesterday to
Mclvina Harrison (colorcd) alias Mclvina
Cratldock alias Mclyna Brown, convicted of
big;,my in the County Court of Amelia and
sentenced to four years Imprisonment in the
penitcntiary.
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Cow KILLEp.-Yc Yesterday morning, MS tho
ces,ward-bound express train on the Chesa'
peukc and Ohio railroad, which reaches this
city at $3.50 o'clock, was near Tolersviile, two
cows were discovered by the engineer to Dc
on the track. The cattle.alarm was gwen
but il was of no avail, for the cows woIlidpt
ret out of the way of til" engine, and ono
vi Was consequently killed. The other was
knocked from the track, but jumped up ano
ran away. The motion was not felt on The
train.
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OrES-BAcK SHIRTS. .aATlc opcn-back shirts win
.vcJrts have bccomc very popular with r. b.
SPENCE & So.;'s numerous customers These shirts
were introduced by them two years ago, ana AL VINO
have worn them are pleased with them. Cali ana
\ ,g nn th.,p
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>r!lN.lH"rElLED tASAL-BoATs.-Thc Sa'
''"iait A''rS mentions Il new style Of canal
beat. a. follows:
"f boat may hc OF any length or size
"'-iI"d, constructed in the ordinary manner
iFN"i"d with m engine of any desired
H'Nr "r sIIc, and which is gcarcd to Il cog
"'"'! III 4 suitable manner with Il ilange OH
essen edge Of III" wheel So as to keep it in pO-
''i'H "ll toothcd rail laid along thcJbott0m
81 'hr canal. The wheel is .iournalcd in
"A'"i-h@hl bearings OH the sides of closed
'"'u,nrtm.ut
~" bearings are adjustable, and arc con-
"'''"d with hydraulic ram, 30 that they
''t i'r raised or lowered, carrying the wheel
WIN Them, allowing the wheel To be detached
NOM the rail, 80 aS To change the position OF
.'' ""dl from one side TO the other, accord
"l' l" ~" number ot tracks Oh the bottom
4" 10" canal Guides or ft,clcrs are used cN-
N''n& through watcr-li@ht packiuSs i'll the
'''''Hh "' The boat, connecting with lever,
," lthh 'E'y can bc raised OF depressed al
wa. r tuUthcd rail il secured TO the
'"""in at the canal in any desired man
nv ~" "r more rails may be used foi
-"''@ III GIf1cfcnt directions. The power OF
'"' 'h%in" Is regulated according to the
!u"'' OF hot' the tug is intended to take
III tow.
II VIII tc seen Il, i glance that a tug pro.
''''a "I'iI this apparatus and the rail in the
'""'h OF the canal can tow any number OF
'"rA according 70 the power Of the engine,
"''" ""Fks on the principle of Il locomotive
'i,'h railroad track. This may be con.
''''@" il most novel Invention. and will, II
- tHbi'N 4 ~litI.,sS tt' which bn,ynyar thnrc
i. hI,!c doubt, produce quite revolution in
C'!'ai gi navigation, and may be the basis ol
'''"r EfchcI Improvements.
d. " EH&c and shady brick gentlcnai's resi-.
" lMA- Il
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REV. FATHER JANssENs.-This reverend
gentleman left Richmond on Sunday for New
York. whence hc sails for Liverpool en- route
for 'rilburg. Holland. lie goes to visit his
family in the latter place, and is expected to
return in November next. He carries with
him the best wishes and earnest prayers for
hs safe return of the Catholics OF Richmond,
especially those of st. Peters cathedral, with
whom hc has been associated for nearly four
wears as une of their hcSt-hclorcd pastors.
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MADAME HURBERT's new style of parasols can
be found at ARMISTEAD's, 9O9 Main street; also,
something new and elegant in laces, both black and
white
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NJ. EIIYsoN & Co., Advertising Agents, DIsPATcll
building will receive advertisements and have them
inserted I'm any journal of the country ut regular
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ELECTION or CHURCH OFFICERs.-At a re-
cent meeting of the members of the Second
Presbyterian church (Kcv. DR.. Hogc'Sl Judge
Hoicrl Ould and Major Charles :. CARING
ton were elected ruling elders. and Captain
Maxwell 7. Clarke and Mr.. 7. William Penn
bcr,on ,lraronS. Mr.. :. Horace Hawes w:'s
also elected an elder. but declined 10 accept,
prclcrruY to serve the church i'll another ca
r,o,.itS
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BY Moody & Royal, Auctionecrs,
ncbastnr va

At THE REQUEST OF THE OWNER
~ wc offer for sale privately TEN BEAUTIFUL
LOTS, containing TEN ACRES EACH, lying In
Chesterfield county about one mile south OF Man.
chester. This land is {; portion OF the celebrated
Fails Plantation, Immediately on tie Petersburg
turnpike, adjoining the lands OF Judge Parker,A.
b. Woodbridge aud others. One OF the LOIS mas q
good FRAME Dwell LING ana all the necessaIy
also fine orchard of choice fruit trees and large
yineyard aud strawberry bed OF the best qnaliiy.
Ill these lots are admirably locatcu,ana auPtcu
to market-gardenng, &c. -
Mat of the aboyc-iescrbcd property can be scen
nc oir Office, rld such informatlcnas fesars tcrhs'
prnes: re * &C., si'''' MOODY & ROYALL.
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DUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.-.A NUM-
ID her of beautiful BUILDING LOTS ON the hGe-
c,ulcsyIlc turnpike Seventeenth Tor Valley street,
Washington, and other streets. for sale privately.
Property lately purchased In this locality is being
frrs greater inducements tU buyers. Apply to
RICHARDSON & CO., Ii3 Main street.
" i-l5t
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Orr FOR BALTIMORE. .--Sevcr!.l delegates and
about u score Of proposed spectators OF the
proceedings of tho National Democratic Con
veption illt here Yesterday and on suli-
day for Baltimore. The excursion gotten up
under the auspices of tho Young Mems Gen.
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Aprcots aud pears of the size and flavor of those
at PIZzISI's not bad to take. Call before they
are all out.
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Officers and
T'pacl,prs

school, !.
The subject for consideration being
..Arc'thc results OF our Suntay-school laborS
sufficient to justify the expectation OF ITS
lricndlsi" remarks upon it were made by
Mcssrs. Sleight, Gillian, Boiling, and Taylor
Each of the speakers were agreed that the
results did not reach the expectation of itS
friends, and urged aS the reason lack o
carncstncss on the part of the teachers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-09

ADvERTISE-Our merchants seeking trade IN Any
portion of the country should advertise III inc
papers OF that section. NJ. ELLYSoS & 90. VIII
take advertisements and have them inserted at pun
ISh.rS' rates.
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Wall papers and window-sha'ics ut low prices a
l. H. cKAFTOS'S, Ninth street.
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Dollar coals,at f. b. SPENCE u SONS eciti
mems furnishing establishment.
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IMpORTEp.-A large stock of the very best Eng
lisli socks may be- at 1900 Main street These
socks were imported by Messrs. h. b. SPENCE &
SON. and are well worthy the attention OF INC
niihlic
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.rnc Time Test " "t'S'''
ka''" snare.

>.-'> .'...-,,.s ui l.onGtt't"N a'" ti""'!
!" ,.,,,>r> there i strong "'No W Ht'oi'
,mrrt,@n nation. ana :" &c" ,n;' mu;
ing na, uN h' u!'''''''',7s ,,n;'s ,,.;,h
al,>. wh'n r%'"'l''S, t'",,'", ", ,.',,,nr,,Iy
3, .ut soda. u ali i i'''' >''', ~. ,',,l. :.
..... fudn. N''.' NV "' : ,tt,r,rd in
..l ;.a Wtlth lf'i"" '"''' - .,,.,,,..,I
,..-.t e. The time ''>'' ,,'',,,,J ,i,,t No
,.drlu>jNr snare III ."h' ..:,,.;,,,, nr =.
.. Mu rr@od> " ~ '"' ,,t;,,Iy d;s.
s,,..r.t>. ana I've >HS''''' -
....., i:pr. ~ ail Trainers. ,,, ,,c,,;op.
,..s .f~Hlu- roit'>i"''n',"' " ~, Nn.
...,t ,tl..uJ oNd i max '"''' :,, n,,.I,
... .. ..,'2. ana ''E'' 81, , I''> I,,ir ,,hnI
.... u., -" ,ihlN u w., 49,. ,;,,,n
.H ktra ,yum h"'U "," II III - h<,>
. uhs1i,r mi'HlAnf '''''| '''
.... .,.r,> >: f. W"nid TIC GOV" .'''"-" I" w. ,-,
n.r.t. t#i IA -tuS"," NV '''' WV, 49,. :, na
....-#a.}t event >"Nt'!""N'"' '",' .,, ,,,:s1
...rr., ..y r.,>;Iir>> @! IN, ov"',' .';,,
,.mN tr-t> Ia" -iS'" ''''' "'s' Wv Eel a."
.,f ra,. m'!>'' MY "'' ,'.' '',.'.>. Nj,
l.,.u pnWn~ Knows '''' ''N w, .r,n
.... up hill 1t HE '""'''''",''''' wi" 49,,
r....I ,ruH thr distance l'">' r''''. ",'V ~
t. +, >t,,jairnt |" nirAA l''' ''..'' W ~
g..r,., o,l' oI I'm. WI" run on NJ ,; ,ma' ''''
pr.y r'Hr>' I dr;'" a-a'''>, 7''' ''', ..
.lw. remark applies l" Ascot az" !"
81. r.vfN nji, At Newmarket, where the
r,. raurl,lud i> run. Last year t"f'S'
. ...rr,in. cl.ht stone ten pounds, was
,.tir rIt,. p,rhN. the pacr being den
-,Iar lut taking 2;32. Vet. three
.t4. y1rl,ing tive pounds more
...... a.. won the Prince of Wales stakes
,...'r ~, ~ equally difficult course, ana
,,ra.s., furh,r zone mile tive iulongS),
IA How do the time cXponcntS ac-
m.. G,r ,hi-: iiv either theory the hrng
...,.I ,f,,J.rIfl iulicr in the first race. Yet
.,..,,r. IN ihr second. In making any
...,& .,.-rip>r En-iiSh horses Americans
'...l r,.,,.,rl,rr that = irrr i barely run
"'" D.. -, ia, f,vnritn i really
'."" '''"t ",,' ,,.r,,,, ton t;mc i al.
a" i' iI"' ,"' i"''' "'','' ''''
W., ''''''.' ,, ,,,, ;,cr,,,l c,,n I,s,
WE! '''"" III, i,n,,s i,
Na'. "ir M'" ), ,.', ''''',, wy n,ry,r ,Y;r.
'a'' IN -:'''' '"t"''',' 49, ~, m.r,,r ,yn,,lL
w0, "d' "I' -.'- u'''@ ~" 49,, ,'J ,,,,.,.
pow ~ '''' = c,"'' ,.,,,,,,s ot
.'. ''i.' ,,,,,." i,,, VII c"nt,nt my.rlr
''','.' I,,,,.,,a,, ,.,ILr-tn win n mile
"' 80. '"' ''i ',,.i ,,,,,. h,,,l;u,r il,
t"''' "'"'> "'""' ','' ,
5N. wv, -, ,,J Win ,hn s,mr
"','| ''' r''' ,.,r .;,,,,,,. ,hr,,,,,h
"' '-'3'. t' wv 80 ~ - '''i :,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-09

Mosquito canopics for beds, latest styles, nj .
JIpyI,Y CKAFToN'S. Ninth street above Main.
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The Pembroke shirts arc the only shirts ht 10
wear. Call and see them at +. Il. SPENCE u SONS
furnishing house.
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TAKE A BREATH OF FRESH AIR.-The Dolly
Warden boats run TO Riverside Park this evening
between 45 and o'clock Special boats for ladies ut
5 and 9 O'clock.
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LEG BRoKEN.-Y cstcrday morning about 3
o'clock, a coiored man by the name OF VII
liam Braxton, employed on the south Side OF
the basin, where stone is being broken up,
had his left leg broken i'll two places DcioW
The knee by huge piece of granite, when
fell anon him owing to the fall of the derrick
at which he was working. Or. west was
called in and set the fractured !iinb.
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a fresh supply of bananas and oranges may b
had of PENN, the Broad-Strcct confectioncr.
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BUILDING LOTS IN MANCHESTER
ID FOR SALE PRIYATELY.-Fifty beautiful
BUILDING LOTS, GO by l57 feet, In Pmrcell's
and Cubel's extension of MARKS addition To
Manchester on tho east, convenient to Mayo's
bridge the grant. quarry, and other important
places of business, for sale privately upon very be-
raj terms. Apply to llCHARDSQN & co,
iy4.Im 1113 Main street.
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Light summer wear of every description Tor gen
llcmcu al T.. u. SPENCE IL SONS fashionable cloth
Ing rstIbl islnurnt.
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BUILDING LOTS IN WOODVILLE
ID FORSALE PRIVATELY.-0NE1U HUNDRED
BlJILDING LOTS, aOXl30 feet, In the growing VIII
lagc of Woodyille, consisting Of about FORTY
ACRES of beautiful table land, ut the northern
terminus of Twcnty-ifth street, Church HlIl, with
a number of houses finished and others being
erected. church, school, &C., and other improve
mcnts attractive to the man OF moderate means,
whose attention should be particularly dircctcdt to
this property, e
TERMS: Very accommodating.
Apply to IlCHAltuSOS 81 CO.,
iy dim lib Main street.
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SrInTs.-Why wear an ill-!itting shirt when you
ran pri the celebrated Pembroke shirt made tn order
nv calling ut l.. Is. SrENCE & SONS, 1900 hlalr
Il
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RICHMOND, Va. TUESDAY MORNING, July g. 1872.

trail Greeley Club, owing to SOME unex-
planned caIise, did not como of despite the
energy OF the committee having it in charge.
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nrorIcr-I have this day sold out to

NToTICE.-I have this day sold out to
~ Messrs. Max Heyman & Co. the goodwill etc.,
of the auction and commission business hre'osope
conducted by me under the name and style OF L.
pnwmau. at Nc. 1909 Main street, In the cit! oi
Richmond aud In retiring coruiaiiy reconlnleii.
80 .-.,,o will continue 10 hold my Office at the
former MACE OF business the purpose OF windas
up my affairs.
RICHMOND, July i,lS72
NOTICING beg 10 announce tliat we sha'i run
tliis date carry on the auction and commission ls,
ness of general merchandise at the Old stahd oi Z.
Bowman No. t209 Main street, and by strct atssh-
ticn and prompt returns trust To merit ana receive
the patronage Of the trade.
We will hold regular anction sales OF dry gootss'
clothing, ut shoes, hats, ETC., from the best nof'
ern markets. and are prepared to make liberal aa-
yances OH consignDents.
MAX HEYMAN 6 co.
p,cy,,o>r JuIy 7sS1 iy est
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II. " PIERCE, NJ. D., of Buffalo, n. Y, Will send
his hook ON CHRONIC Diseases free Ia any address
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Preventive OF sunstroke-E. Is. SPENCE & SON
umbrellas; stock large, prices small
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If you would keep cool, drink PzzINI's icc-shared
soda water.
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LOAN OFFICE.


TT HARRIS IL BROTHER,
III. LOAN OFFICE.
No. 1881 MAIN STREET,
between Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets,
LEND MONEY ON
DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELkY,
SILVERWARE, CLOTHING, DRY GOODS,
and all other personal propcrS
An transactions kept strictly confidential
Tmy 3-3m
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EOR SA J. +, a TIIREE-STOR1ff ffSA
Il BRICK HOUSE: gals and water; kitchen 2:a
In yard; all in good order; rents for $00 year
win be sold for $50 per month Apply at 1900 Mail
street jy Civ
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Buy dollar coat from L. b. SrESCE y SON.
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NIChHU.yD, DtIy :.
ys,HE RICHMOND STEAM DYEWOR
4 hrye fitted up u very nice Office at esG1 MAIN
STREET. and wifi do ID DYEING AND CLEANING
of all Kinds of LADIES' AND GENTLEAEN's
GARMENTS, and In all col9rs. Insy als9 ,t, siys
Without being taken up, and cleaning gentiemen's
clothIng hy u new process oil steam Give them
ryill. = u- -, -1--...-- - -~-..
nEING COMPELLED To LEAVE
II tle eJ,y an account OF III health. / respectfully
, @ M y 'fi.nds aud patrons who niay want work
sas,e To cali on my foreman, Mr.. u. y carter, VINO
viii attend faithfully and promptly " ~
BRICKS Tor sails ut my Safa W 2lt' ou''''
Bowles. ,r,zY,r,t,,S 70 .c.T.ANn
jy e-e0dss UA4f6sssAAs UA4Af6ssAs Assss' sA'
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.-A
IL NEW FRAME DWELLING with i've rooms.
kitchen. closets &C.. and LOT: pleasantly situated
on the west side of Twenty-ifth street between III
and streets, Church Hill, for sale privately. APP
ply to RICHARDSON ~ Co.,
fe 8-tt lib Main street.
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A HANDSOME BRICK DWELLING
IA FOR SALE PRlvATELY.-A handsome
BRICK DIV ELLING, north of Broad street, In one
of tile most desirable ncighborhoods In the city,
with basement, and three stories above containing
nine rooms; with kitchen, gas, water, aud other
modern improvements In thorough repair. Apply
TO RICHARDSON 8 CO., ~
ic Git 11I3 Main street.
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4 HOME IN VIRGINIA.
I'm sale PLANTATIONS, FARMS, SUBURBAN
and Ci9'Y RESIDENC CES, and TOWN LOTS. Sc
yeraI FIRST-CLASS ESTATES on James river,
and others in different sections oi the sGite
low and terms accommodating. ,,,>,,,,n.
an oa-d swGwsm lt14 Main street.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
LOST, srRAYED. dc.

GTRAYED FROM MY PREMISES, ,faSH
~ on Friday, 9th OF July, one SMALL RED
BUFFALO COW with one or two Sits it her eaS.
liberal reward will he ptycn for her delivery TO
coycry. k. IEAlE0RAS,
~ s-t,* No. IS14 Yensbe street.
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FOR RENT.

r ODGING.ROOMS FOR RENT.-Nss
| ITwo 0ne. large, airy ROOMS for rent over E:l
my store. J.T. ELLipy, y, r9ot,s at.t
ty q-9t Liz hsiih slSetN
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TOR SALE, TWO HUNDRED AND
\ FORTY EEET ERONT In Sidney. ON east side

TOR SALE, TWO HUNDRED AND
n FORTY FEET FRONT in Sidney, on east side
100 FEET FRONT ON PINE STREET, in plan
Of Belyderc, near Holly street. 1855
HOUSE On FULTON HILL, six. rooms; lot 90
feet front. Beautiful view.
SMALL STORE near Chesapeake aud Ohio Rail-
road shops, on Seventeenth street.
VALUABLE FARM, about 200 acres, one mlie
from tie city: good improvements
HOUSE AND TWO ACRES, near University Of
Virginia. Very liberal terms.
SfN-ACRE FARM, half-mlic from tile city, OH
ihc Nine-Mile road.
NICE LITTLE HOME IN FULTON: large
garden, house new. tlud everything III good order
MILL PROPERTY, IN Hanover county, ten miles
from Richmond Plenty of wafer and good custom.
FRAMED HOUSE on NJ street near Twenty-flth'
Church Hill.
FRAMED HOUSE, six rooms, corner Twenty.
first and Franklin streets. s.s
L. B. NEWBURN,
ir Cat I0tt Main street.
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d,.,.. y itTSc and shady brick gentlcmaH's resi-.
Ta" ,"% ~ The country " IL sadvertiseda as q good
"R% 'o' suinncr board,
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spnCIAL PoLICEMAN.

A communication from the Board of Po-
lice Commissioners announcing the appoint
ment OF John S. Haynes rs special policeman
for the Academy of Music (without pay was
taken up and ratified fiy the Council. me pc
tition for this appointment was presented ny
Mr. Scott of Jefferson Ward at recent
meeting.
Adjourned.
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FOR RENT, the two NEW DSELLrl l:a
II JECS Nos. 113 and lis AIaiD street. con- III
aiming each eight rooms, with storeroom. bs.tn,
rnoin. and all modern improvements. TO gooo
eeh"h|s '''e -o ID. DENQOS.
o,.x No. 30 Broad street,
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T1OR RENT, that desirable OFFICEn
and ROOMS above, immediately in rear OF EAsa
DisDdtch office, now occupied ny tiie nlRh fo''ssA
nv g. c.sf sppA' s07 broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-09

Mr.. Whitlock, from the Committee OF
Claims and Salaries, submitted report re
commencing the payment Of number o
bills which was adopted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-09
THE CITY COUNCIL.

A regular meeting Of the City Council was
held yesterday afternoon In the Council
chambcr, OH Broad street. Present: Thomas
II. Wynue, Esp, president and Messrs
Bargamin, BossieuS, Boyd, Chesternmn
Davis, English Of Marshall, English of Mon
roe, Euker, Forester, Hall, Higgins, ISncs
kcrso, Lipscomb, Manly, Metzger, New
berry, Oliver, Starke, Scott of Jefferson
Stokes, Staus, Talbot, Thornton, Wagner.
Wexford, and Whiilock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-09

Mr.. Scott of Jefferson Ward presented /
petition from the Franklin Paper Mill asking
the Council to revoke and withdraw the per
mission granted to the Richmond and Peters
burg Railroad Company on 9Th July last tc
occupy Eighth street from Canal to the river
as the street is so much obstructed by the
railroad cars rs to hinder the shipment o.
uaper from the paper mill. Referred to the
Committee on Streets, with instruction tt
CONSULT CITY Attorney.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-08-15
A Word of Caution.

The Secretary OF the State Grange
and editor Of the IoDa Homestead,
Gen. Wilson, thus addresses the order
upon an important subject:
In the general strife for place and
power, our farmers are more alive to
their duty as citizens than they have
been, and especially is this the case
among the Patrons. The effectiveness
Of cooperation in securing other bene-
fits leads some Of them to believe that
they may legitimately attempt ~
Oranges to put into Office whom they
please. 1t Is not altogether improba.
BILE that designing men, both In and
out ofthe Oranges, are attempting to
use some Of them for such purpose.
Our advice has been asked on this
subject; our reply has been to comply
implicitly with the iDjunctions of
the Order, to NEEDLE not, as an Or
der, with politics in any shape. As
citizens, however. we have always
e0joined It upon the the members Of
the Order, to do their duties as such,
BY attending the primary meetings
and secure such men to represent them
- will promote the best welfare Of the
State.
The beneficial influences the men,
bes expect from having good and
honest men to represent them, are en-
joyed In common with all, Ia and out
Of the Order. As Democrats let them
attend the primary meetings Of that