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IRON. .Moulders' International Union.

The Iron.Moulders' International Union,
according to the order of business adopted,
metay yesterday morning at 0 o'clock and sat
until IL NJ. At II they took recess until
3, and at reassembled and remained in
session until 2. NJ.
The following additional standing COM
mittees were appointed:
On Cooperation Thomas Casey, of Mont.
gomery, Ala; Miles McPaddin, of Brock
port, n. Y; Charles T. Golden, of Hanging
Rock, O.; j, W. Knaub, of Dayton, o.; C.
W. Dunn, of Quincy, LII.
On Superannudton David Coffrode, of
Philadelphia; Fred. Walters, of Hamilton,
Csnada; John Flanagan, of Cineinnati !;
Frank Smith, Of Syracuse, n. T.; John
Banker, Of Marietta, O.
On Foreign Untous: S. Puryis, Of Brook
lyn !; James Cummings, Of Troy, N. T.; John
l. Mara, of Jersey City; J. j. Caldwell, of
Canton, Ohio; Albert DaiD, of Ilion, n. 7.
On Journal: F. A. Lemmer, Of Evans
vile, Indiana; Maurice Griffin, Toledo, Ohio;
Thomas Sheriden, Little Falls, n. T.: Robert
Moxley, Auburn, N. Y; John E. Board
man, of Akron, Ohio.
The following officers were elected to
serve for the ensuing term:
President: William Satin, Of Cincinnati.
Vice-Pres,dents 1st, james Carroll, OF
New York; I'd, Thomas Casey, of Mont
gomery, Ala: Sd, John Nolan, of Toronto,
Canada; 4tb, Z. A. Steiger, of St. Louis.
Recording Secretary: NJ. +. Hay burn, OF
New York.
Assistant Recording Secretary Daniel E.
Foley, of Milwaukee, Wis.
The president and first vice-president re-
ceived unanimous vote.
The election of treasurer and trustees was
postponed for the present.
The officers elected were all installed. The
president made short speech Of thanks, in
vi hich he spoke hopefully OF the future OF
the Union, and showed what good things ii
had accomplished in the past.
A resolution was passed expressing the
thanks Of the Union to all those members OF
Congress who voted for its charter, although
it failed to pass. The resolution was ordered
to be published in all workingmen's papers
The president was authorized to attend
the Industrial Congress as the representa-
tive OF the international Union.
Among the resolutions introduced and re-
fcrred was one inquirns into the eXpediency
of establishing superannuated fund for the
benefit of members who have remained in
good standing for twenty years.
John Kirk. OF Philadelphia, and James NJ
Costin, OF Baltimore, presented their ere
dentals, and were admitted to seats in the
Convention.
Reports from committees will be received
and considered to-day.
The following is one of the standing reso'
lutions of the Union:
Resolced, That no Union Of this organi'
cation shall participate in any demonstration
of the association known as the "1nterna.
tionale" or Commune" either by associa
tion or contribution.
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AN APPEAL FROM THE SUPREME COURT OF
THE STATE TO THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
UNITED SrATEs.-The bonds and writs of
super>edeas in the cases Of the Town Of
Danville Is. Pace, which are requisite to
take the cases to the Supreme Court Of the
United States, have been filed in the clerks
office of the Court of Appeals here. The
cases involve the constitutlonality of an act
of the Legislature prohibiting corporations
of any kind from pleading usury on con-
tracts entered into prior to the passage OF
the act. The Court of Appeals of Virginia
held it to be constitutional and the town Of
Danville, through Ould & Carringtop, Its
counsel, has obtained from the Chiet-Justice
a writ of error to the Supreme Court Of the
limited States,
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Council COMMITTEE on PoLlCE.-The joint
committee of the two branches OF the City
Council met yesterday afternoon in the
Council cham Der, and elected Mr.. A. G. Bah
cock, OF jefferson Ward, chairman.
The committee also discussed the subject
Of the alleged danger to which persons pass
ing in the neighborhood Of Seventeenth and
Clay streets arc liable occaSiOned by the
moving to and fro of the Chesapeake and
Ohio trains, and resolved to recommend to
the Board of Aldermen to require the COM
pany to keep tlasman at the point named
while the cars are passing.
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VIRaIs1A STATE EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION.

VIRGINIA STATE EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION.
For the information of the male and female
teachers aud principals of our public schools
who desire to attend the annual meeting ofthe
State Educational Association next Tuesday,
we mention that the secretary of the City
School Board is in receipt Of communica-
ton from Professor n. B. Webster, of Nor
folk city, in regard to the free entertainment
of the members of the Association. Pro-
fe>sor Webster states in bis letter ''1f we do
not succeed in getting all entertained in pri-
vate families, (which is not at all probable,)
we will give them the best quarters we can
get at hotels or good clearinghouse Nth.
out erpense 10 them. For one, shall do
all in my power to obtain places lin private
familiesl for them. Let them come any how,
and they will be well taken care of.
'fAil not meeting some of the committee
at the boat will go to .Demlng's bookstore,
1875 Main street. Crocker is arranging things
in Portsmouth where many will find homes.'
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SERENADE TO Police JUSTICE WHITE. ON
THURSDAY night Police Justice White was
serenaded at his residence on Seventh street.
He was unaware of the compliment, but did
not finch, and called the party all in and en-
tertained them.
Justice White met his friends most cor
daily and made Il very happy address. Re.
marks were also made by Mes>rs. E. Car
rington Cabel, George D. Wise, I'll. W. Lub'
book, Captain McCance, and others. 1t was
an enjoyable affair, and no doubt highly ap-
preciated by Justice White.
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THE RICHMOND STovE CONPANY.-The
Richmond Stove Company, of which Colone!
w. c. Knight is president, Richard lrhy sa-
perintendent, and r. E. Haskins secretary
and treasurer. have just issued another Illus
trated catalogue which, in point of neatness
and beauty of illustration, cannot be ex'
celled anywhere. The company turns out
some of the best work of the kind done in
the United States. They have extended pat
ronage all over the South, and their business
is increasing. The establishment is a credit
to Richmond
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ELECTION OF TEMPERANCE OFFIcERs.-At q
regular meeting of Mt. Olivet Division, No.
Isl, Sons of Temperance, the following
officers were elected for the present quarter !:
E. G.. Blair. w. P; Amos G. Blackburn, w.
A.; J. b. Blair, c.; o. P. Dicken, a. &. !;
Rev. n. Short, Chap; Ii. l.. Carter. ureasur-
er; James NJ. Blount, +. S.; J. B. Ladd, r.
S.; w. L. Thorp, A. K. S.; Samuel l.. Evans,
/. S.; A. w. Bridgewater, o. s.; Thomas n.
Dicken, z. w. 2.
The above officers will be publicly in
stalled on Sunday afternoon, 18th instant, at
$3.50 Z. NJ, at Bethlehem church.
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THE RUSH Commensurate has commenced,
and is rolling in Il volume like the ocean hde-the
rush for tickets for the fifth and last grand gift cor
cert of the Public library Of Kentucky. Everybody
knows that this Is the last cOScert which can be
given and everybody knows, too, that there vii! he
S25 600 in cash distributed TO the ticket holders,
and Lobody wants to be last lp securing ticke,
when such prizes of S250.000. 100000, t75.-
600, 1000. S25 900, five Of s20, 600, &C. &C
are to be distributed There is 10 lime 10 trife-all
talk Is business. For tickets nfornati on, apply
to A. r. L'EcUYER, 900 Bank street, Richmond,
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DULL BUsINEss.-The scarcity Of money and the
general dullness of business all over the country Is
not felt In the office Of the last Gift Concert of the
Public Library of Kentucky. In fact, 1t seems
rather to have stimulated their work. Almost
ever ybody can spare the small amount necessary 10
purchase Il Ticket and the chances of SO tretneu-
dous q return for this outlay are too tempting 10
be resisted at such time For tickets orintolmatioh
apply TO A. 2. L'ECCYER, 909 Bank street, Rich
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Police Court, FR1DAY-Justice j. j. White
presiding. Maury, a supposed luna
tic, was committed TO await q commission.
Thomas Rowe, for threatening to beat A.
I. Minor, was fined g; and A. L. Minor 81
for creating disturbance in the street.
N. Wolf, vagrant boy, from Houston,
Texas, was committed to the station-house.
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BowLER's CREAM ALE AND PoRTER.-Thc
steady and increasing demand for this wholesome
and popular beverage has induced Mr.. BOWLER 10
arrange with the well-known firm Of W. D. Blair
& Co. to supply his family Srade. Mr.. Louis Euker,
700 Broad street, supplies Bowler's Ale and Porter
iu bottles. Orders from the trade to HENRY Bow
LER, Spring Park Brewery, promptly filled.
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STATE BANK OF V1RGINGA.-At the annual
meetiug OF the stockholders of the State
Bank of Virginia, the officers of the bank
we're reelected, and Messrs. John L. Bacon,
William 5. Donnan, John Fl. Guy, William
Z. Tanner, p. w. Grubbs, 2. II. Mayo, d.
n. Walker, j. b. Dupuy, John T. Sublett,
John Tyler, A. l.. EIlett, and W. Fl. Haxall
were reelected directors.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-OFFlcE July 10, lS74.-
Henry Aliens, Sweet Springs, Monroe
county, w. Va; Mrs. Anna Archer, Eighth
street beyond Leigh, Richmond, Va; Miss
l.. P. Cunningham, 1440 Main street, Rich
mond, Va; Mr.. N. Pamplio, Uuion Tee-
graph office Mrs. Bette Poll.rd, 2lS Charity
street, Richmond, Va; j. Curtis Taylor,
GALLEY Flour Mills, Richfhond, Va.
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TRAIN DELAYED.-The eastward. bound
mail train on the Chesapeake and Ohio rail.
road due here at S p. NJ. yesterday did not
reach the city until several bours after the
regular arriving time, owing to a trihing &C.
cident near Hawks Nest.
The east-bound express train went on the
siding at Hawks Nest TO enable freight
train to pass. In backing out the rear truck
of the Pullman sleeper got OFT the track
causing a delay of about four hours.
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ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.-Schiler Lodge.
No. 139, 1. o. 0. F., on Wednesday evening
elected the following officers for the ensuing
term: R. SchiIling, N. e.; J. II. Boschen,
V. g.; A. Krezmarz, Secretary +. Emncn-
hauser, Treasurer.
Concordia Encampment, No. 80, 7. 0. D.
F., on Friday evening elected the following
officers for the ensuing term: William
Goetze, G. P. f. DUsch, Fl. p; A. Jacob,
s. W.; A. KreZmarz, Scribe; Ii. Metzger,
Treasurer; F. W. Thomas, J. W.
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SuERIFF's SALE.-DAvENPoRT MORRIS VIII
seIlat auction at the store OF William Wallace Sons,
OH Cary street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets, oil TUESDAY, July 4h, by order of John
W. Wright, sheriff of the city of Richmond, iheiI
entire stock of liquors, which Is very large, en-
braclng whiSkey from three to seven years OLD.
They have also few chests superior black tea, ana
ten octaves of fine sherry See advertisement under
auction sales. Sale will commence 1t 1O y. M.'
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HusTINGs CoURT.-This court was in ses-
sion yesterday, but transacted little business
a. interest. The case of Benjamin Scott,
chm, ged with extorting money, was post.
nonen until to-day. The case of A. j. Tyler
was set for Monday. The rest of the day
was ! as taken up IN the consideration Of civil
business.
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RESULT OF TIE INoUEsr--An inquest was
held by CorOner Taylor yesterday upon the
remains of the dead infant found on Duval
street On Wednesday. No new facts were
brought out, and the jury decided that the
child came to its death from some unknown
paIISa
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QUALIFIED YEsTERDAY.-Mr. Edward Nc
Carthy, lately elected clerk to the City Au-
ditor, qualified yesterday morning before
Mr. Andrew Jinkins, notary public, in the
sum of $1,000, with Alexander Walker as
surety. MIR. Mccarthy will enter upon the
discharge OF the duties Of his office in few
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NOR RENT. that splendid large G=s
i IRON-FRONT STORE No. 9 Governor aaiI
street recently oc .upcd by E. Il. Taylor, ESD rs
j. l.. APPERSON,
ivoGt Real Estate Agent.
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METHODIST SuSDAY.SCHooL SoCIETY.-The
monthly meeting of the Methodist Sunday
School Society will be held at Broad. Street
church tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock.
The anniversary of Broad-Street school Will
be held in conjunction with this meeting.
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SEsTEHcED.-Peter Selden, who was con.
yicted OF entering the stable of l.. Asher and
stealing set of harness, was yesterday
brought to the bar of the Hastings Court,
sentenced to one years imprisonment in the
penitentiary, and taken out.
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WANTED. "A FiRST-CLASS MAN ~
w ,n ,o tho snriucs: must tR ready to 20 by
Mondas. July 18th. Apply u, No 6 Fifth street.
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TRANSFER PRINTING-INKs for copying letter
headings statements, way-bills. &c. Can be copied
In the ordinary leterpress book. Send your orders
for printing in these inks, and for all other descrp
tions OF printing. tn the DtsDdtch Printing House.
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TRANSFER PRINTING-INKs will copy clear and
distinct for an indefinite period Of time. Send your
orders for work be done in these inks to the Dis.
patch Printing House.
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MANCHESTER NEws.-Persons wishing the best
cigars and smoking and chewing t0bacco for Sum
day use should supply themselves at WADE'S NEW
CITY CIGAR kMPomlUM, Hull street near Ninth,
to-day, as that establishment Is closed on the
S,I I,,tb
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SUMNER RESORT.

VIZ Nr GARTH. Of Ajhcrarlc county. one
!-.. f.pgl t., ,.,pul. l.t'a seven ml'.s above Char
..,r,., ...t !. pr"gtr,d lo take 4 few more
- NrirR EbARtirlsS.
b.. tH-: r,a!ifN. Table unsurpassed. Large, airy
I."a.-. a9I j~au'llully >hadcd lawn, admirably
:U.'.. T.. r.s.tiatu.
!,fI- i,r W"uih. S35: children ana servants
tal,-,<.r.. i.y further puticWars. address
Mas. ". L. GARTH. Ivy depot,
thcsli,rnkc and ohio Railroad, OK
v. VI. ,A.I. Of T. i. Subcit 4 To-,
.EF t-..1s4v Richmond, Va,
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FINE PEACHES at P,zzINI's.

SPECIAL NoTIcE.-From this date E. B. SPENCE
& Son will sell their summer stock at greatly re-
uced prices. Those In want of nice clothing allow
prices are Invited to give them call They still
have nice stock Of linen and alpaca goods at very
loSv f
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

COOK & LAUGHTUN, 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the
horse lot, match-horses and mules.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS. 9 P. 81, at the brewery
on Chimoorazo Hill, one four-horse power en-
gine and one 25. horse power portable boiler.
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FOUND AT LAsr-The long sought-for place
where you can get money loaned on your diamonds.
watches, jewelry, silverware, &c. Call ut A. HAIR
R1s's Loan Office, 1922 Main street, and yon VII
learn all about It. I'll transactions strictly conf
deutiaL
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DEATH OF AIR. j. NJ. McGowAN.-Mr. j.
N. McGowun, Que of the principal ice deal.
ers in the city, died ut his residence at I
o'clock yesterday evening, after an illness OF
q Eo,y davl
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BAPTIST SUNDAY-ScHooL ASSOCIATION
Tie quarterly meeting OF The Baptist Sum
day-School Association will take place on
Sunday afternoon at 43 O'Clock at the Sidney
Blp(iSt church,
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BOARD or ALDERMEN.-The i'oard OF AL.
dermea will meet on Monday afternoon at 0
O'Clock. and the Common Council on The tol'
lowing Monday at the same hour
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REMovAL-A. HARR1S'S Loan Office (establishet
in 1869 has been removed 10 1922 Main street.
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SERVICES will be held at Eleventh-Street
synagogue to-day Saturday at 10 A. NJ.
DR.. Bethlehem will deliver sermon at
quarter to II. Subject: What pleaseth the
I ord -
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RANGE OF THERMOMETERS in the Dispdt,c'
Friday, July 10Th:
8AM 3P. NJ. 6P. Al.
80 94 81
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Pm, ,sosAL.-Mr. E. FL. Skinker, of New
York, was in the city yesterday.
Mr. w. e. II. StoWell was in the city yes
terday.
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ExCUR>rONs.
HO! FOR "WILTON"
AND "DUTCH GAP"
ON THE NOBLE "JAMES."
THE BASKET PICNIC OF THE SEASON.

The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Leigh-Stree. Bap-
list Sur6ay school vii, give = I HI bASKET PIT
NC" OF the season at Wilton, on James river on
WEDNE- July 18Th, FOR the purpose OF ra!s-
ing funds for the POOR CHILDREN Of their school.
The committee will spare no means In makins one
and all cnjTy themselves, aud hsve good tins ge
neralIy. They will have charge of refTesh-
ments themselves, and will guarantee taeIp 10 be
sold at city prices hey have engaged Captain
Smiths famous band of zen pieces. There will DC
cr0fW:t, swinging, and many. other anusemen,s.
They invite all who may wish to spend dsy
OF pleasure and enjoyment 10 join them The
boat will leave the wharf OF the Old Do
minion Steamship Company promptly at IA A.
kets. Tickets: Adults, 50..: children, 25c.-to be
had Of A. 4. Scott, j. T. Crane. S. w. Farrar aud
w. II. Williams I hurch Hin J. T. Justis, Fiji
teenth street j. T. Allen, at +. Kersey & sons,
Fifteenth aud Main streets and j. +. Justis Il
Son, No. 16 east proad street; also of any member
OF the committee, and ut the boat on the morning
Of the l 5th.
p. H.-Will leave Wilton for Dutch Gap canal at
SPIN. j. L. JUSr!e,
jv S,11.14 Chairman.
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PIzzINI has splendid lotof delicious peaches.

BIRD kITES.-Anothcr supply ofChinese " BIRD
Kites" just received The very thing for Buys.
Call carly at q. F. JOlINSoS'S news and music
store. 91S Main street, and supply yourselves.
Price only 25 cents.
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SATURDAY. .....JULY II, 1874
LOCAL MATTERS.

THE WEATHER To-DAY.-From our re-
ports THIS morning the probabilities are that
the ,ceather today ,ciH be acarn, eotth local
rains
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A GOOD INVESTMENT will be In some of PIz
ZISI,s peaches.
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THE COMET, with Its sparkling tail,

THE COMET, with Its sparkling tail,
So grand and pretty, does not fail
To draw great deal Of attention;
II does predict, so some ones say,
War, or hard tines or iudgment-day,
An anti bread and mea, convention,
failure In the babies-crop,
row In Grants election shop,
Or wet, severe. and dreary weather,
Almost as great variety
In things to happen as see
In fancy notions altogether
at Sep pAAP's, 1402 Main street. The variety there
exists In prime cigars and tobacco. handsome
aud umbrellas elegant jewelry, stylish collars ar
scarfs, rewspaDers, books aud magazines, gents
furnishing and fancy goods, etc. Remember, Main
street, one door below Fourteenth, ut SCHAAP'S.
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PIzzINI can furnish you with pc ach, pineapple
lemon, strawberry, chocolate, and vanilla Ice
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o... a...,,... summer seaside resort i open Tor
g.. r,.a.,u4 -t visitors.
-. a i.t-,,-lnrE. one Of the best caterers In
d. ... .~... and vii" ha> managed some Of the
-g....slr hotels. i'oth North an" south VIII
.,.,.l .,p.i dt-pcus. IA! thc luXnlieS the season
,..riNuuF MUSIC. conducted ny Professor
i.-l- i..inEn late director of the Richmoh"
ll..,r.. ,.., t,.,.u engaged i"r ia" season.
,"w.,1., ,i~ Iiotr! are a H"witnr alley Bar,
>t..,.,... ..,.utyry, and telegraph once.
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LARGE YELLOW BANANAS u, PIzz1N1's.

. LEAVE your orders for ice-cream at PIZzINI's
early to-day If you wish TO be supplied.
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IF you wish PIZzISI 10 furnish you with Ice
cream tomorrow, leave your orders early to-day.
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RitEtmortd 1ispattk.

TTHB CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
PATCH IS LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSP APERS OF THE CITY.
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EOR RENT AND SALE PRlVATE.Gss
4 LY.-My DWELLING, 207 west Grace ta::l
street. for rent aud furniture fer sale; also, nne
pair or horses and carriage, and two or three beau-
tiful building lots near Monroe Park on Grove ave-
nue.. Terms to suit.
All PERSONS indebted TO me will please call and
Sctiir A. ID. C4IOCkLEi,
iy Sim OEice, 81 Ihlrleenth street.
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TIE non SPRINGS,
HATH COUNTY, VA.

Ia'- 'm"u> WATEK-CURE EST ABLJS H.
NtHl j. Uuw ulrn Tor rac reception Of visitors.
II Er '"ri greatly enlarged ami improved siucc
A~. -rt-,'i. ana arranged 10 afford the higEcsl de-
r"i r'sNnli 10 luS td- T,d also Tor the enter
hta@'U, 80 i,irasur. seekers. In addition To its
n.iNa#~ hfite iur The care Of rheumatism. eOut,
meg list, &C.. Il, lc fuun0 variety OF
u'Nh'a-. "drE>, inrlU,ii... = very Superior alum
a@i in,. water.
th.7 famous resort /, well nown 10 the public
l"' 'nr.i'" description i. unnecessary.
tr"''r.'r|. J. IAptLi. ii. -. uf the University
I N.'-s04t. l. rsi lent phy. .ici III.
t"t ."i. ia.icts auG c!rcnl4c> address
Sc. TARDY d CO,
Richmond, Va, or
d. !. Ajs.t>l, Manager Hot springs. Bath
t"" =. IA my l2.eoG2m
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MILITARY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS FIRST VIRGINIA REGMENT,l
July II, 1874.
THERE WILL BE A MEETING OFF,
j The EX-BDaRD of the regiment THIS q
EVE MING, at 81 O'Clock, at the Piedmont and ny
arlington Insurance Lompany's office. BY order III
Colonel SLOAS. Il. ID. STARkE,
jy 11-1t Adjutant.
A TTENTION, G M P ANY "D,"H
IA STUNEWALL GUARD.-You are her, by q
ordered to attend drill NJ the armory THIS Sat II
urdaSl Eve ING at 81 o'clock promptly. There IL
will be business meeting after drill and IL Is
highly important that every member should he pre-
sent. All absenu es ill be reported ard fined. By
order of Captain w. G. CARRINGTON.
w. G.. Taylor,
Jy 11-1t ORDERLY Sergeant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-11

MERCHANTS ASo pLANTEJtS SAVINGS BANK,t
kIuuMcsIp, July e, 1874
VSHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THls
4 HANK have SSeared IL dividend of fotE per
cent. IJt,. Of all t.Ses, payable on and after saly
Sth Lillian "A. u ES hiH9,
jy Get S.eelIe,-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-11
DIVIDENDS.

CITY SAVINGS BANK, I
RICHMOND, VA. July u. ISGs..}
YNHE BOARD UF DIRECTORS have
< ,hi, d1y declared Il dividend of Fof.R IL PER
otS.r on The capital st0ak OF the Bank. payable 80
the I'D ck hu. .decs on and after the 10th INSTANT
EDWARD COHEN,
Sy-5t Cashier.