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ITO! FOR WEST POINT.
GRAND EXCURSION.

The undersigned having chartered the York
River train for MONDAY, Juiy 9th, have spared
no cNpcst 10 make il The excursion Of the season.
A s,cndId band (both string and BRASS will bc IN
attendance, which Will dS:ours" soul-Stirrng music
io all who may wish IL chase the hours with dying
feet.
Fish. crabs. and oysters in abundance: also.
splendid hall for dancing will hc furnished by the
ptn,lcmanly proprietor of the Huntington House,
whose courteous nanucr attracts all visitors stop
,ping at the Point.
Boating. Ii>hug, bathing. and invigoratine
hrcc2cs--o refreshing 10 those who wish 10 escape
the heated rluGron Of the city.
The several tribes ul Red Men of this city are re-
sleclfu!ly invited To attend. Come one. come all
Grntlcm"n's tickets only 81 lauics, 5nc.
liic train will leave the depot III ~ A. NJ Tickets
procured AT the depot
Committee of Arrangements: :. X. PERDrE. L.
r ADAMS IL 3U-5t
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DEATH OF Mr.. J. d. kSowLEs.--Mr. James
d. Knowles. son Of Mr.. John Ii. Knowles,
superintendent Of the city gas.workS, died
at his fathers residence about 5 O'Clock yes
terday. He was about twenty-one years OF
ace. and but few days since finished his APP
premiership at the machine shops of Messrs.
William Z. Tanner 4 Co. On Sunday last
he complained of feeling very unwell, and
DR.. Frank Cunningham was called in, who
at once asccrtained that the young man was
suffering from violent attack of congestion
of the brain. Deceased was we'll known IN
the city, and highly esteemed.
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THE Excursion TO BALTlMoRE--The eX'
cussion to Baltimore arranged by the Rlch'
mopd, York River and Chesapeake line
Offices fine opportunity to those who wan.
to get awsy from Richmond for short
while. The train will leave here this
afternoon at 2. NJ. At West Popst the ex'
cursonists will take the splendid steamer
Louise, and will have & pleasant moonlight
ride dowk the York river and up the Ihesa-
peake bay. Returning, the party will leave
Baltimore on Saturday ats L. NJ, ana ~lii
reach Richmond early Sunday morning.
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ROANOKE VALLEY RALROAD.-McSsrs:
George A. Endly and l.. q. Finch. delegates
from Mecklenburg county, accompanied by
J. A. Ii. st. Andrew, editor of the Souttsldc
Tugimdn. had long conference with the
directors of the Danvlle ruilE DAD yesterday.
At late hour the meeting adjourned to coz
yene again this morning.
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FouRTg OF July AT SCHErTzEN PARK.-Iht
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company
will run their trains through the Church
Hin tunnel to Scheuzen Park on Saturday,
the 4rh July, commencing at 10 A. M. The
last train will leave the Seyenteenth.street
depot at 9 2. Nj. On Sunday excursion
trains will also be run TO the Park, COM
menciug at 5 p. NJ. Returning, leave the
Park at every intermediate half hour.
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PERsosAL.--Coonel Hill Carter, of Charles
City county, w. II. Sutherln of Danylle,
Colonel w. L. Owen of Halifax, \. A. Lit
tie of Fredericksburg, K. E. Hundley of
Chicago, and 4. B. Venable OF Petersburg,
were at the Exchange yesterday.
Major p. g. BOrst, of Page county, and
United States Marshal G. 2. Ramsdell, were
at ForTs.
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MATRIMONIAL ExCuRsIoSIsTS.-Two cOu-
plies from Richmond ayailed themselves OF
the opportunity afforded by the Centenary
Sunday-school excursion to 90 TO Washing,
ton and get married. One couple returned
10 the city with the eXcursionlsts; the othef
remained in Washington. Most OF the rea-
tiycs and friends of the high contracting
parties and all of the cxcurSionists were I'M
aware of The purposes of the couples when
they started upon the trip.
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INSTALLATION OF OFFlcERS.-D. ID. c. G..
White Installed the following officers OF Sy-
racuse Lodge, No. 5, knights Of Pythias. last
night DR.. Jenfer Garnctt. G. c.; William
Z. Woody, V. c.; Charles Fl. Page. preaie
George Z. Bowden, X. of r. and $. G. ID.
Hirshberg, NJ at A.; Jonathan Edwards, l..
G.; William 3. Clarke, y. G.
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a HEAVY DAY IN BANK.--To.morrow is a
legal holiday and the banks will all be closed.
Parties having notes l'alling due to-day. to-
morrow. and Sunday viii! have to pay them
to-day. This will consequently make it o
heavy day with our banks.
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ASSAULT UpoS A MAIL CARRTER.-Com.
plant has been formally made before United
States Commissioner Pleasants that Henry
Wiley, co!orcd ferryman at Walkerton,
in King William county, made an assault a
few days ago upon Que Cook, mail carrier,
aud thereby obstrncted the mails and endan-
gercd the life OF the carrier.
Wiley is now in the custody of the autho-
rites of that county upon charge Of assault
upou Cook with intent to kill.
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ELECTION or OFrlCEKs.-Living Star Diri-
sion, No. 7, sons Of Temperance, have
elected the following officers for three
months: v ortby Patriarch, Richard Adams !;
Worthy Associate. \. A. Robinson: Record
ins Scribe, c. H. Bray: Assistant Recording
Scribe. Josie Gregory: Financial Scribe,
Daniel Parker: Worthy Treasurer. W. H.
Lester. Coombs; Worthy Chaplain, A. A.
Oakley; Worthy Conductor, V. Gregory
Assistant Conductor, NJ. A. Jenkins 4; Inside
Sentinel. Il. 4. james: Outside Sentinel
Charles II. Burkley; Past Worthy Patri
arch. John Boiling.
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Go to AsroNf's dii,ing-saloo Main street.

BowLER's CREAM ALE AND PoRTER.-lh he
steady and increasing demand for this wholesome
and popular beverage has induced Dir. BOWLER to
arrange with the well-known f-m of ". ID. Blair
& Co. to supply his family trade Mr. Louis Euker,
700 Broad street, supplies Bowler's Ale and Porter
In 6ottles. Orders from the trade to HENRY Bow
IER, Spring Park Brewery, promptly filled.
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AN OBJECT OF PITY.-Annie Lucille, q
white woman, destitute and unwell, appeared
at the Second polce-station yesterday and
asked TO be cared for or aided in her efforts
TO return to her former home in North Caro-
lima. She was received. aud will be cared
for until transportation can be obtained Tor
her by the Police Justice.
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CRIMINAL Yesterday Jack MOTLEY (rc
lorcdl was sent TO the grand jury by justice
White upon charge Of ba>tardE, mas" hy
Mary White (coored); also, Peter sc,deA
(coored), char ged with entering the dwell
inc-house of Leopold Asher in the night
time and stealing sett of harness ant
Susan Jackson (roloredl charged With cruel!
beating and distiguring little colorcd girl
William Buchanan was fined so for inter
fering in the family affairs Of Mrs. Lucl'
Bovd and slapping her in the face.
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The TYPOGRAPHICAL FIEND.-Miss Fannie
ThaW bas been on two recent occasions the
sufferer by typographical errors in this pa
Der. She received the first honor, silver
medal, in Second Grammar school, No. !, OF
the Madison group, and was awarded a
diploma for proficiency in German, and each
time her name appeared as "Miss Fannie
ShaIEN y
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Mr. A. j. Ford. OF
Ford's Hotel, has recently sold TO two cltt'
zens of Baltimore his valuable estate on the
Pamuuky river, near to 0ad Church, con-
tanning ss5 acres, for S2S,3Oos equivalent TO
cash. The title-deeds have been executed,
end the whole transaction closed.
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Go 10 ANToNI's dining saloon.

KEEP COoL--If you want 10 keep cool, wear light
clothing E.B. SPENCE & ION have splendld
stock of light underwear, linen aud alpaca coats,
white vests, Sc. Give them call. They have
marked down their goods 10 the lowest living
nr
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rRAND PYTHlAN ENCUE- MIM
~ SION E5 =
TO ASHLAND VA. JULY 4th, \SSsSj
under the auspices Of
FRIENDSHIP LODGE, No 20, X. Of p,
OF Manchester.

This excursion promises to bc the best of the sea.
son : s,,l,i.d btnd OF III .i>c has been engaged,
and large pavilion, well shaded, will Uc III The dis
l,u>s.l ui III. cNcur-ipLiatS.
The beautiful lawn prts cGt> extraordinary accom-
Inotiai0ns Inr cr@IuCt playing and the promenade.
Among other attractions there will be a match
game OF Mtsc-Dall- Manchester picked nine against
ali CpllIcr>.
Persons desiring 10 carry baskets can do so, ar
ramgemcuts having been made 10 receive and check
them ou the train.
icr-rrcan, sandwiches. and all seasonabc refresh
ulcuis on HE ground al city prices.
Perfect order viii be maiua ed, and an cDjoya-
bic day gl,1raE tcc,I All who attend.
III. train will leave Manchester station, Peters
hulg railroad, al O'Clock \. NJ. stop al Byrd
Street G,imt Richmond. until Sta A. NJ, anu will
return at g.: L. NJ.
TICKETS: Gentlemen, 81 !; ladies, 75c.; chill
CirelI uudcr Twelve Years, 50c.
By order OF the Commute j. 3O-4t
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LADIES, AND GESrLEMEN,s DINISG-sALooN at

Icr-CREAM FOR THE iTII AND 9TH OF JULY
PfIZISI earnestly requests his customers 10 send IN
their orders for the above days without delay.
AIaay have already left their orders, and should he
he so crowded as to he compelled TO refuse auy OF
his customers, the fault win lie with them He VIII
certainly supply all who leave erd.rs before Friday
ar 1 o'clock N.
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FISGEE MAsuEp OFF.-On Wednesday
MIR. Charles J.. Petit, roller at the Trede-
Gar WORKS. while engaged in passing large
bar of heated iron through the rollers, by
some means the tongs caught two of his fin
gers of bis right hand and crushed them OIL
Medical assistance was called in and rendered
necessary aid.
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IcE-cREAM IcE-cREAM !-FRANK VrASI, Bon
Ton Concectioner, Hull and Sixth streets, Informs
his patrons and the public that orders for his un-
eouallcd PURE CREAM for Sundays should be
handed in early Saturday to insure attention. "a
loon omen at all hours
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CIRCUIT COURT OF RICHMoSD.--ln the Cir
cult Court of Richmond yesterday Judge
Wexford gave judgment for the defendant
in the suit of Captain E. 5. Gay Is. The
Common wealth.
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TRANSFER tRINTING-iSgS will copy clear and
distinct for All indefinite period Of time. Send your
orders for work TO he done In these inks TO the Dis
match Printing House.
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IMPORTS AND ExpoRTs following
statement of exports and Imports at this port
for the three months ending June goth, 1873,
and for the corresponding quarter of 1873, is
from official sources:
Indirect Exports Of Tobncco.-April. 1874,
349, ,46G pounds; May, 394 ,532 pounds June,
479,3O5 pounds-total, 1,222,30 pounds.
Value, S244, 10000.
For 1s73-April, 35O,55ss pounds; May,
345,32s4 pounds; June, 29o,sl23 pounds
total, $4,000 pounds. Value, S1y7 ,339.Sc.
Excess for 1874, 235,604 pounds, valued at
S47, ,120.s0.
Value of direct importations during quar-
ter ending June 80, 1874: Salt, Sl6,3I1 bass
mats, S7S: oil paintings, S14: guano, $780,
61G-tCtal. S53,079. Exported during sane
time in 1878: Lard, S400; wearing apparel
to Germany, 5000; tobacco, leaf aud stems,
to Germany, S200,212; -four to England,
S34,972; flour to Brazil, S31S,133; coal to
West Indies, S2,7O0-total, s55I,217. Total
exports, direct and indirect, for second quar-
ter 1874. S7S1, ,GG7.
Amount of exports to foreign countries
from this port for second quarter 1874 by
American vessels was Sl51,5SS; by foreign
vessels, S405 ,G2S-total, Sjj72l Same time
1878 by American vessels was S12S 40G: bg
foreign vessels, S2t2, ,93S-total, S3I1, ,3i4.
Excess Of second quarter of 1874 over same
time 1873, S1S5,S12.
Imports for second quarter 1873. s3G, 10 !;
same Time 1874, sl6,4G5 Excess 1878 over
1874, Sl9,977.
Besides this there is large amount Of
coastwise trade, great part Of which is not
entered or cleared at the custom-house.
This trade, especially in coal, has largely in
creased during the last quarter.
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ENTERTAINMENTS.

DAekET PICNIC.
The Oregon Methodist Sunday-school will have
BASKET PICNIC
a, Crarey Island Farm, on the Chesapeake and ONO
Railroad, July 4TH.
Persons ,lesiriug to carry baskets can do So as
committee will he in attendance To care for them
Tickets 10 he had at The cars. Gentlemen, 75c;
ladies, 5uc Youths l2 to Isl, Soc; children un-
der ? years Of age. zoe.
,rro,, leaves NJ 40 o'clock A, NJ is 2-2t*
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FOURTH OF July WITH THE X. K. KS
The i. i. 3 propose 10 have quiet re-
union on The 4th at The pump.houSe, and have
a.Yaldy inaucurated arrangements therefor.
Thev will leave the city in the morning and
return i'll Tie evening. Several distinguish.
CO guests VII! be present, and good time,
without Iorn or ceremony, is anticipated.
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pl.pr CREAMs NJ ANroYl,s saloon, Main stlee..

FAN CHAINS, PEARL SLIDES, FINEGARETf fs'
faas, bead gimps and lace' pearl, silk, steel, oNy-
dzc d. nlcke plate, and ivory buttons in great va
riety at LEVY BROTHERS.
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The Posr.OPFIcE To-MoRRow.-Sunday
hours will be observed at the post-ofilce to-
morrow. The carriers will make their
morning delivery only.
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HOUSE AND LOT SoLD.-Messrs. Goddin.
Warren & Go. yesterday sold house and
lot on Tenth street beyond Leigh for g, SO.
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TIE Best CIGARS IN TIE ClrY.-tIIANLES r..
WADE. ut the NEW CITY CIGAR ENPoRluM, HUI
street Ninth, off"rs the finest assortm' ut oi
cigars, smoking and chewing tobacco, &C., In lie
market and at prices to suit the most fastidious.
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PURE CREAMS at Asros1's saloon.

TRANSFER PRISTlSG-ISKs for copying letter
headings statements, way-blllss &c. Can be copied
In the ordinary etter-press book Send your orders
for printing IN these inks, and for all other descrfP-
tons OF printing, to the Dispotc Printing
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~ MALTHOPrONIQUE.

We hare iast received another and full suppiyof
BUTTONS ENGLISH EXTRACT OF MALT and
HOPS, which has ben so fayorabiy prescribed bg
our best ply ysicans as \ tonic In grnerii debility,
wakefulness, nervousness, &c.
MEADE & BAKER.
y Dispensing Pharmacists,
ap II - 0l9 Main stree.
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SWIFT STEAMER.-The steamer WestoyeI
of the Pc whatan steamboat lue 10 Baltimore
made her last trip from that port to RicE'
mond in tweuty-iour hours.
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Go to Asrosl's lee-eream saloon.

REMsASTs OF percales, lawns ysinghanls, JapaE-
ese cloths, grenadines, and other dress goods. ior
sale very cheap at LEVY BROTHERS.
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CREAMS OF all faYors at ANToNI's saloon.

It will pay to examine LEVY BROTHERS stock
Of Ladies' Dress Goods. They offer extraordinary
bargains, being determined not ID carry any over
the season. They also offer large lot OF remnants
vQry cheap,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
2 ICE-CREAM FOR 4TH JULY!
ICE-CREAN FOR 9TH JULY.

The heavy demand for my far.famed CREAMS
and " IeEEk-ICEs on every holiday. and the fact
of the National holiday Immediately preceding
sunday, comptls me 10 ask as u special favor that
all Of my customers desiring ice-creams or water
ices on the above days SEND N THEIR ORDERS At
ONCE ANDREW PIZZiNI, JR..
iy2-2t S07 Broad street.
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MANCHESTER ADyERTISEMESTS.-PLA AND
ORNAMENTAL CAKES.-JAKE kELL, ''champ'on
baker, Hull street, one door below Ninth, has IN
hand the largest and best assortment Of FOURTH
OF July CAKES In the city. Come and STE me.
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FRESH PISEAPPLEs at ASToNl's.

If YOU need material for making clothing for
men or boys, call aud examine the stock or LEVY
BROTHERS.
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RANGE os THERMOMETER AT THE DISPATCH
office on Thur>da July I'd:
SA. NJ. T. NJ of, NJ.
81 sc so
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GERMAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
The German Methodist Episcopal church,
which has been in course of erection Tor
several months, will be completed this week,
and will be dedicated by the pastor, Rev. F.
Blckel, at II O'Clock Sunday morning. Ser
vices will also be held at night by Bishop
Doggctt. This church is situated on the
south side OF Leigh! street between Adams
and FousEee. and is AL ornament to that por-
ton ot the civ
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EDUCATIONAL.

DELLEYUE HIGH SCHOOL, ION yir-
I'D einia and Tennessee Railroad. 10 miles west 0f
I.yueh6irg.l BEDF0kD COUNTY, ya.-Tte
TsnIh Annual Session viii begin september ! 9Th.
Beautiful ard healthy location. Full corps OF III
structors. Pupils are members OF the family. For
iy 3-eot2m WM. II. ABBOTT Principal.
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Ho for ANToSI's saloon. Main street.

LEVY BROTHERS have Il large stock of ready
made dresses, polinases, travelling baskets, sa'ch
els and shawl-straps.
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RETURN OF TIE MOUNT VERNON AND WAsE-
1sGroS Excursion PARTY.-The excursion
party composed of tue teachers and Sunday
school scholars Of Centenary church, which
left for Washington Wednesday morning,
had a most delightful trip. Rain was pour
ing in torrents when the train left the city,
but, TO the surprise and qualification OF ali,
when the party reached Milford it had
cleared off beautifully. After spending a
pleasant day-some of the party in Wash
ington and some at Mount Vernon-they re-
turned to tue city at an early hour yesterday
morning, all delighted with the trip. Su-
perintendent Asa Snyder deserves all man
ner of praise for the admirable manner in
which the whole affair was conducted.
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SUPPOSED DEsERTERs. Yesterday Detec-
tive Craddock and officer Shields arrested
Lewis johnson, Thomas Price, and james
Ferguson, whom they found lounging about
the wharves in Rockets, and acting in
manner that led to the belief that they are
deserters from the United States Navy.
They are now detained ut the First police
station to await communication with the
United States authorities at Norfolk.
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FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION TO
BALTIMORE.

The RICHMOND. YORK RIVER AND CHES-
SION L, Baltimore and return, leaving Richmond
FRIDAY. July Sd. al 3 p. h., and leaving Balti .
more on the return SATURDAY, Judy 4,h, al
l.. NJ arryIag III itjclluuad next morning.
Fare Tor the round trip, 50.
The splendid new steamer LOUISE Will convey
the cNcufsionislS from Vest Point TO Baltimore
anu back.
Fnrtickets and further information. apply at the
ticket tItscc at The depot, DOCK street, foot
Twrnty-third. EDA ARD r. FpLE ER.
ir2T I'd superintendent
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FOUND AT LAST-The long sou2ht-for place
where you can get money loaned on your diamouds.
watches. 1ewelry, silrerware, sc. Call 1t A. HAR-
Rrs's Loan OGice, 1922 Main street, and you Will
learn all about IL. All transactions strictly conf
dpntja1.
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Rifllmultd Aispa1rIt.

~THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
PATCH Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
CIRCULA ALTON OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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Go TO Axrosl's ICE. cREAn sAIoos
LARGE, SWEET ORANGES a, ANrosi's.
Go to ASrosrs saloon for good things.

LIGHT AND CHEAP GAUzE SHIRTS at Z. u.
SPENCE & SoS's, 1900 Main street
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LARGE, FRESH LEMONS at ASToSI's.
GO TO ANroNl's piSINc.sALooN.

4SMoyAL.-A. HARRIs'S Loan Office established
iNl S65) has been removed 10 1922 Main street.
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STATE TgEAsURY.-The balance in the
State Treasury yesterday was S5ls, s37.35.
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THE WEATHER Today Clear or clearing
10 Gather, ,riM lo,cer temperature and odrtabe
,rinds, is reported as probable today.
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SrAT. .NER'S STICKY FII-PAPER.-
- Fuythc~ supplies just received
PURCtLL, LADD & CO.,
tv3 12IG Main street
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LIGHT SUITS at E.B. srEScE & SONS, 1900
Main street.
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. GRAND PICNIC,

\ GRAND r1C-NIC,
ny THE
CATHOLIC SOCIETIES OF RICHMOND.
for the benefit Vt the st. Mary'S new Cemetery:
MONDAY, July 6, 1874,
UATTORF'S GARDEN.
An The ,nTitcd societies arc requested To- mcct ~
their respective halls at haIt-I'a>t 3 o'clock tSE;
with fuli icgiiaS tu take part III tc parade through
some uI the principal streets OF the city. ,
NCtASS'S Full BAND has been engaged. a
pleasant time may bc expected StrlcI oTucf VIII
op preserved. Admttauce. SOC. r,r,-r
ly 2-3t% COMMIT fh'