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One of the Waliaees Killed and Ah-
~ other EafallY Wounded.

LITTLE ROCK, .AgK., July. 2s.- William
Wallace, a brolner, and Robers Wallace, q
cousin of sid Wallace, who was hanged at
Clarksyille last March, we're shot from tue
bush near GhrksEliles johnson county, Mol
0as evening. Robert was killed instantly
and William was MORALLY wounded. NO
arrests were made, This is the continuation
OF the Wallace vendetta, which has existed
in johnson county for, two years. a NUN.
her OF kinsmen es the Wallaees armed
themselves and went to Glarksg vile this
morning hunting for the assassins.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-23
The PhiladeIphia Abduction Case
Twenty Thousand Dollars Reward

's + - ~ s,lt
PHILADELPHIA, July 22.-The Mayor has
issued q proclamation offering reward of
$4,000 for the arrest and conviction Of the
ahductors of the child Charles Brewster Ross
and his restoration to his parehts. The child
is described as being four years of age, with
long, 1axen, curly hair; hazel eyes clear
skin; round, full face, and no marks ex-
cep. those made by vaccination on the arm.
His appearance may be greatly changed by
cutting of his hair or changing his dress to
that of q girl. As nearly as can be given,
the description of one of the men is that be
was of rather large size-probably five feet
eight inches high. He was seen sitting. His
age ia believed to be from thirty five to forty
five years. He had moustache and full
beard, rather long on the chin, of brown
color, and brown hair. He wore ring on
the little finger of bis right hand.
The other man was five feet eight or ten
inches high, twenty-five or thirty years of
age, light complexion, sandy moustaehe, red
nose and face--he having the appearance Of
drinking mar. One OF the men wore large
glasses or goggles Of dark color, probably
as disguise.
The report that Wooster was released to.
day is unfounded.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REM MING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-OFFICE JULY %, 1S74.-Robt.
Allen; Miss Harriet Carry, No. 4lO Twenty
seventh street, corner of Marshall, Rich
mond, Va; John &. Mann, Waypesooro,,
Augusta, Va; Richard Morris, Monumental
Hotel, Richmond, Va; Miss Roberta Page,
No. 404, between Fourth and Fifth, Mar
shall street, Richmond, Va; Mrs. George
anna Willis Joseph II. Vaughan, care Con-
rad & Shelburn, Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-23

More Trouble Among the Printers.
CINCINNATI, July 22.-The Union compost
tors of the Cincinnati Times hearing that
they were to be dismissed Saturday,
and their places filled by on-Union men,,
left their cases this morning in body.
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Tor RENT, that splendid STORE E:s
L >o AS. now occupied by JulnS Sycle, Hl
I-..un iir >outh side oil Broad street between
Iir:h amt Flfrn streets. "iih an excellent cellar
rlfmi,l apartments. and moCern improvements,
MI u r,,al.i t. order. Possession given on the 1st
IN, II -,,srin'rr next. lSSELL l. SUS,
Aucii"ucer> and Real Estate Agents,
Ny F!rlca:h street, briwecn Main and Bank.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-23

HIS HEAD STRUCK FIRsr.-Yesterday af-
ternoon Edward Cox (colored), while stand
ing on scaffoid and engaged in plastering
near the front door Of a building on the cor
ner of Twenty second and Main streets,
slipped and fell about twelve feet, and re-
ceived severe cut on the head; but in few
seconds he was able to get up aud go to
drug store to have his wound dressed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-23
Arrest OF Bank Oaacia,s.

New YORK, July o. Motley G. Lane, one
Of the directors in the Eighth National
Bank, who was associated with Charles Hud-
son, the cashier, on the charge OF making q
false report of the banks condition, was ar
rested to-day and held to bail in the sum of
$1,000. NJ. Adlms, the ex-presidenf, and
William Wade, another eX.direetor, are also
IN he arrested
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TOR REM. several desirable ROOMS Ma
I .g second npnr. suitable for housekeeping A:l
T.. single grm'.CIncu. ~ .r,r,>-c
sl.. frE Ale. Il wilcox x GlDos 81 w ~ ~
Al, jiIxr iu good order. for S25 cash-cost 500.
.,1r.,, Mrs. Is. j. JOHNSON,
opposite episcopal churcn.
A.. 4sy ~. Manchester.
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CATHOLIC NoTEs.- Right Rev. Bishop Glib.
bons returned to Richmond Tuesday eve
ming after an absence of three weeks, during
which time he has visited several portions OF
his diocese. besides attending the funeral OBJ
seQuies of the late Bishop Whelan, of West
Virginia. Bishop Gibbons visited New
Greek, w. Va, on the line Of the Baltimore
and ohio railroad, to make arrangements for
building church at that point. He also ad.
ministered confirmation at Staunton and
Lynchburg, and on Sunday last dedicated q
new church at Lexington and confirmed
number of persons.
Rev. Father Thomas Murray, formerly of
this city and Norfolk, has been assigned to
duty as pastor OF the new church at Lexing-
ton.
Rev. Father Janssens, of st. Peters cathe-
dral, will visit Warrenton, Va, Monday and
be absent fora week or more.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-23

CoUNcr. COMMITTEES. AT !ameeting OF the
Joint Committee on Fire Alarm and Police
Telegraph, held in the Council chamber yes.
terday, morning, Mr.! t. Wiley Davis, OF
Marshall Ward, was elected chairman.
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The PhiladeIphia Internal Machine

PHILADELPHIA, July 22.-Edward Wagner,
who is charged with sending an internal ma.
chine to the resid .nce of MIR. Herring, with
the evident intention Of blowing up the fam.
lily of the latter, had hearing at police
headquarters this morning, and was commit
ted in default of $4,000 bail.
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DIED FROM HIS INJURIEs.-A few days ago
Mr.. Douglass boswell, brakeman Oh the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, while passing
through tunnel on the road, received Sc
we're blow on the head from piece of tim
Der which had become detached from the
roofing. He was brought down to Ander.
sons crossing, where his mother resided,
and fingered until yesterday morning, when
he expired, having suffered great agony.
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a T1TLED 1aPosToR IN TRoUBLE.-Wll- ll-
liam H. Campbell, colored, from Washing.
ton, D. c., has been arrested upon the com.
plant of respectable colored people of this
city, upon the charge Of haVing obtained
5000 from Jacob Richardson, and others,
under false pretences.
Campbell was before the Police Justice
yesterday to answer the charge, but Cen
eral FL. A. Wise, as counsel for the COM
plainants, asked a postponement until Au-
gust 1st to give him Time TO collect addition
al testimony. The Justice granted the con-
tinuance and bailed the accused in $500.
Il It appears that Campbell claims to be
"Grand Chief Magistrate of the National
Order of the Grand United Sons and
Daughters of the Living Council Of the
Cross" which he says was chartered under
act.of Congress of the 9Th of May, 1870, to
have its headquarters at Washington, D. c.,
and to devote its money and talents to "aid-
ing the sick, comfol ting the distressed, car
ing for orphans, and burying the dead. I'M
pressed with the merits of the order, the
sChief Magistrate" has sought to confer its
benefits upon the colored people of Rich
mond, by instituting subordinate lodges In
their midst; and for this purpose he brought
with him printed charters, which he reluc-
tantly parted with for valuable money con-
sideration to any societies he could persuade
by his lectures" to embrace the scheme.
Besides this, he charged fee for institutins
lodges, and required the payment of month
" dues. He also sold, it is said, small paper
bound books, containing rules and regula.
tious, which are endorsed by Samuel L. Ro-
gers, of Greene county, Penn, who signs
himself sChief Father" Of the order of
which Campbell is an apostle. One of these
books and three of the charters We're placed
in evidence before the court. Each Of the
latter was sealed with large red seal, each
of different form; one was also adorned with
an official postage stamp OF the Post-ofhce De-
partment. The complaipants alleged that
Campbell is an impostor, and has appro-
priated to his own uses the money he has
collected.
S. NJ. Page. Esq, is counsel for the
"Grand Chief" "a, -
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CHARGED WITH Sergeant
Hall yesterday arrested in this city colored
man named George Bryant, charged with
stealing. "a horse from DR.. George Il. ,GI!mer
OF Henrico county, in March last. The
horse was not recovered, but is said to be in
Buckingham county, where it was leftby the
arrlsp0 Aresstt f.-g5H -glEs zAfs-+. stssits
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-23

u-AvTED, PURCHASERS FOR CAR.
W ri,E4S BCGGltS. and WAGONS. /
,ay. c,' n,n,!,wo excellent eNtension-top FAMILY
FIlAkLo\> tw"inrI ng"SAEIs ssTnNS Tny ~ several
ttmnt,II'\. \ .EONs, new AMI secondhand. WORK
.,',sr.,i,,r,pi ~ equal to ANY in the city.
f9' So ' W. {. SMITH,
,.-1w 4l2 Broad or sos Fifth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-23

AN IapRoMPrU MEETING OF many of the
most Influential Conservatives or the city
was heid last night. The interests and the
welfare Of tie party, the city, and the Con-
gressional district were discussed. The
meeting adjourned TO meet again this eve.
ming at s O'Clock, when further business will
be transacted
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-23

POOL IN THE PUsLIC LIBRARY GIFT CONCERT
OF LOUISVILLE, KY.-All parties wishing to have
their names entered the list for tickets left
on Saturday noon will please hand In their names
at once at my Office, 900 Bank street, A. F..
L,ECCYER, GEM. -. tti.si +.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-23

TRANSFER PR1NTING-INKs for copying letter
headings, statements, way-bils, &c. Can be copied
In the ordinary etter-press book Send your orders
for printing In these inks and for all other descrip
tons of printing. to the DisDatch Printing House.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-23

MEMPHIS, July 22.-The house of John
Sigler, in this county, was burned Sunday
night. Mrs. Sigler, her two children, and
Mrs. Ligon were dangerously burned. The
fire is believed to be the work OF negro
with whom Mrs. Ligon bad some difficulty.
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The Alabama Claims Commission.

WAsHINGToN, July 22.-The court OF COM
missioners of the Alabama claims met today
at the Department Of State-al the judges
present. EX-Postmaster- General Creswell,
having been designated by the President as
counsel for the Government, was also pre-.
sent. After organization the court consider
ed the rules to govern their proceedings,
and transacted other business, including the
appointment of Il. w. G. Mitchell as their
slenogapher after which they adjourned
till tomorrow, when they will resume the
consideration Of the rules. No claims will
be considered until these shall be prepared
and circulated.
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The LOST Yacht Foam.

NIAGARA, osr, July 22.-TWo bodies of
victims OF the disaster to the yacht Foam
were found yesterday morning on the Ame-
rican shore nearly opposite this place.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-23

BURTON & CARTER, IL A. NJ, household and
Kitchen furniture, farming implements, horse,
cow, &c.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, 6ls P. NJ. two small
framed houses in Harvietown, on the south side
of Powhatan street.
RICHARDSON & CO., 6h P. NJ. a square of land,
with framed dwelling, &C., in Manchester.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-23

LuE RENT. new TWO-STORI G.
4 FRAME II Use on the Mechanicsrile Eli
tDa4fst. anuIli 4 mile from the city. The house
ira.iuras,y suited for butcher, as II has 4
ls. lssH r.,.. stab" on the premises For further
Internationally tn nc, on Mcchanicsrilc turn
q. =. Ir> FRANK NOSMILLER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-23

FOUND AT LAsT-The long sought-for place
where you can get money loaned on youl diamonds,
watches, 1ewelry, silverware, sc. Call at A. HAR.
RIs's Loan Office, 1922 Main street, and you will
learn all about IL. All transactions strictly conf
3enfial
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-23

TRANSFER PRIETING-INKs will copy clear and
distinct for indefinite period of time. Send your
orders for work to be done In these inks the Dis
patch Printing House.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-23

CIRCUIT CoURT.-The city. Circuit Court
will be in session to-day for the considera-
ton Of some matters which have been fixed
for hearing.
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PIANOS, ORGANS. dc.

'iA->o FOR SALE.-I offer foreysSssyy
-. 'ai, IT, a splendid SEVEN-OCTAyEff$ < 70.
,.Iu' 'hi;E ,H,i; PIANO, In rosewood ease. IL cost
o. ,or iYhS since, and Is In uice order and OF
h, rih. "h. Mil Ike sold, with cover, for one-half
JiLtEt t'n"i cost. IL can he seen at 30. 81 south
iyD,' ,'.itet WILLIAM 4. TANNER.
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WILKINSON & W1GHERs find the all-cash plan to
work we'll at their emporium, 1907 Main street.
They offer clothing and furnishings ct astonishing
ly low prices.
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I'UI. RENT the Ilrgc and commodi- g=aa
/ ui. RESIDE NCE on the southeast corner ELL
{, rankin and jefferson streets, facing tie resi-
u,,u.rl Lrlirgll bradley I. johnson. Apply TO
WILLIAMS l. GIBSU>.
Zeal Estate Agents, hucliOncerS,
" '~-r,lJ, and Brokers.
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C. 0. D.-Low prices cause the movement OF
clothing and furnishing goods at WILKINSON Il
WITuEaS'
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Lex kENT.-Ihe frame tenement g.
L a!j"ili,- The Monumental Hotel on thcfA:A
Inr,u. Ie"~mtir occupied ny DIR. Peter Lyons as au
j. L. APPERSON,
IL gg-Gl kcal Estate Agent.
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3Tfae nhio 4arnncers.

! s. CrNcIAnArI, July 20 be State Grange,
Patrons of Hasbandry, commenced tbeir
session at Springfield esteFdag. The astend-
|anee ls smali.
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1 ,AblSET ORGANS.
RCRDETT ORG

su,nrriix 10 offer only superior Instruments the
':fs announce that they are prepared TO
furnish The
BURDETT ORGAN,
ua ,"H ClHHcA, PARLoR, SCHOOL, or LODGE.
yop1lsr 'Hrce ; All real improvements made In this
au1 "eetesi and sOfteSi tones, witt, the grand
e.. d ne can be brought out In all lheir beauty
hIe W0ODHOUsE q PARHAM.
Booksellers and Stauonsrs,
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FOR KEET.

1,Dr RENT. aud possession given i'm. H:a
,.,.t,,,rv STORE, with DWELLING ELL
.-,r s.,n,ainnr six rooms, and kitchen with TWO
.,,r. no. ,us, on FrauSIn street near the Old
yry,et. rrcrn,ly occupied by William Harris j.
H., yrry low to 4 gUud tenant. Apply 10
h-"' W. Il. ALLEGRE,
..,92,. No. 62l Sixth street.
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The Fifth Maryland at Long Branch.
LONG BRANCH, July 22.-The Fifth Mary.
land regiment, accompanied by the United
States Marine band, arrived here this morn
ing. On Friday they will he reviewed by
General Grant and staff and Governors Par
ker and Dix.
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re.sSi-as WANTS.

rt-,r,t WANTED.-Cash paid for good
: "'''
.l.usr. Il. large small quantities.
WILLIAM T. KING,
l422 Main street.
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EVt RENT AND SALE PRIVATE ca
LIN! DWELLING, 207 west Grace ES:I
SH"'.I"f r"ui and furniture for sale; also, Il nne
.'f " h4rs,> ana carriage, ana two or Nlree beau
t'it' HiHir: uls near Monroe Park, OH Grove ave-
h"r I'rl,~ ip >ui.
\" iclsJn, Indebted 10 Inc will please call and
Ntl" a. ID. CHUCkLEY,
slim Office, 81 Thirteenth street.
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EUE RENT. \ NEAT TWO-STORIG O.
L Bi!t X DIVE LING. No. 113 Twentieth il;A
s,r,'t. hri";tu Trace and Franklin streets.
haDG,viu" STU,EprD BRti X DIV WELLING.
Mlh Ia:s" enclosure, Kitchen, stable. &c, corner OF
BROAD aud Iwcuicth streets. suitable for first
'">> i-u"urc for one or two families, or admira-
h.s adapted !vr tine boarding house.
Ar'lytr Richardson j. CO..
J. 2l-it lll3 Main street.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAT.

REMOvAL.-A. HARRIs'S Loan Office Established
In 1868 has been removed to 1922 Main street.
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RANCE OF THERMOMETERS In the DtspdtcS
eounting-room "Wednesday, July I'D
sAi ii = 81 s! = ! 8 'ss &. .
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AEEE rING.-The members of HAIR
Nl MONI DIVISION are hereby summoned to
attend regular meeting of their Division on THIS
(Tharsday} EVENING at O'Clock precisely, as
business Of importance will be brought before the
Division.
BY order of the ". P. R.Y FREEMAN,
jy 23-ltS p Recording Scribe.
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A N ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE
IN STOCK HOLDERS Of the WHITE SULPHUk
SPRINGS COMPANY will be held ut the Springs
on THU URS DAY the 18Th of August next.
A. n. WELLFORD,
.iy l3-tdIn ~ zst7 '&sat President.
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EOR RENT, the commodiOus WARE Ga
tVISE in Commercial Block. on Cary Eli
,,,I''., now IN ;hc occupancy or MessrS Thomas
hi''"l y 80. Possession given Immediately.
APt"I a the Aa.i NAL Bank Of Virginia. jy I'm
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The Mississippi River Commissions rs.
Providence, July 22.-The commissioners
appointed by the President TO devise plan
for the reclamation and preservation ofoyer-
flowed lands along the Mississippi river, met
ia Newport and had an informal consuita-
ton. All the members were pseseEt.
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E,Ok RENT, the desirable RESI- GA
Il bENtL A". ll5 west Main street. ltE2:;Q
contains len ruUrS: ample 4 :cOmmodations Tor
AF'1Ii'. carriage house, and stable. Price, $3.50
ri H,""a. Apply l"
GUDDIN, WARREN & CO..,
keti Estate Agents,
u y 81 llO6 Main street.
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STATE TREAsURY.-Theb balance In the State
Treasury yesterday mas Ss3l3, ,22s. 81.
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DOVER FOR RENT.-ROOMS with
i >IEAM i,ir rent In "Snyder's Power Hail."
Garner Eleventh. and Cary streets.
Tyl.s; ASA SNYDER.
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uCIIuS uVI Du
, that particulars ha'
lail. he thereupon
.itecting troops TO b
ntil the statement Q
Naval Orders.
IN, July 22.-The fol

WASHINGTON, July 22.-The following na-
val orders have been issued: Lieutenant E..
F. Strong to the receiving-ship Ohio; Past
Assistant Engineer S. Ross to the naval sta
ton at New London, Conn. Detached :
Lieutenant G.. R. Durand, from the receiv.
iug-ship Ohio and ordered TO command the
Mahopac, at Pensacola, Fla; Medical a.
spector j. NJ. Brown, from the navy-yard at
Mare Island, CAL, and ordered to Pensacola
as fleet surgeon of the North Pacific station !;
Surgeon D. Bloodgood, from Pensacola as
fleet surgeon of the North Pacific station,
and placed on waiting orders. Surgeon John
C. Spear has reported his return home, hav-
ing been detached from Omaha, and has been
placed on waiting orders. Past Assistant
Engineer Upham has been detached from
the Hartford and has been placed on sick
leave. Past Assistant Engineer G. j. Habis.
horst, detached from the naval station at
New London and ordered 10 the navy-yard
Of Dbila6a1pl,ia
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4 40. !. thaikicy & Co.'S, Phirteenth street Ea:A
"'","'' H'aIi. aud cary. Apply To
y !~.lw = COTTRELI.
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BowLER's CREAM ALE AND PoRTER.-The
steady and increasing demand for this wholesome
and popular beverage has induced Mr.. BOWLER to
arrange with the well-kuown firm Of w. D. Blair
& Co. to supply his family trade. Mr.. LouIs Euker,
700 Broad street. supplies Bowler's Ale and Porter
In bottles. Orders from The trade to HENRY Bow
IER Snrinp Park Brewery. nromntlY filled
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%, ls71
LOCAL MATTERS.

The WEATHER To.DAY.--From our re.
ports this n,ormtng the probabilities are that
The ,oeather to-day ,ctN be clear.
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Low PRICES AND CASH DOWN for good goods 4
the rule between WILKINSON & WITHERs ant
their numerous patrons at 007 Main street.
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MASONIC NOTICE.-The mem. q.
Nl hers Of JCPPA LODGE, No. 40, will Xxx
attend stated meeting at 81. Adams Hail. ~ '
lodges and visiting brethren are invited 10 be pre-
sent By order OF the ". NJ.
WILLIAM j. RIDDICK,
y23-lt* Secretary.
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CONTEMPORARIES.
FURNTTURE.
FURNTTUREs *
G. : T4s,ss5s ssss'sss- : vs.s.. R
RICHMOND, VA.
THE s: MArEaIAL Used

The attention OF the trade In this and other States
Is solicited 10 this before OF
purcnastng else where.
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A GENERAL MEETING OF THE
II STOCKHOLDERS OF. THE RICHMOND
GRANITE COMPANY will be held at the office of
the company at Richmond, on TUESDAY the 2Sth
of july at II o'clock. to act upon the amendment
to the charter granted to the Company by the Cir.
cult Court of the city Of Richmond on the 18th in
stant. By oraer of The Board. .fE
G. ". HARRIS, Secretary. I
Richmond, June 25, 1874. Je 26-30t 1
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E'Uh RENTING. 223 Second street, G.a
i NaHyry Place. Tor rent. Possession given ELL
a "lir". Inquire on the premises. jy 2l.3t"
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<Airl,n,ultd 1ispatrh,

srTHE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
PATCH Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
sEwspApERs OF THE CITY. ..;.s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-23
DEPARTURES OF sTEaMERS.


IpR 7 IL l. LADELPHIA.- $SE
-. >."aHtr j. " EVERMAS, Capt lin s1Exs s1sM
iaSii' WIZ :r"cve freight Tor the above port TIL
ma 'hr 24th instant. at 0 O'Clock.
. '!slt tahen Tor Wilmington, Del Providence.
IH T, i.'''n; also, for Liverpool and Antwerp vid
% So. HtN ahh American steamship lines, and bills
'' .iAin! signed through.
fas'al" - phiialeIphla including meals and
'',',m"h'. 10. ". Y. PORTER, Agell,
!n-2--i Nc. 2425 DOCK street. {
K Vh Ne W YORK The I@@S
,>. D'n boIinion Steamship Company's esE1sEssES
yp"Nn,sI,p MlhNOkE. Captain COUCH, Will sail
TN July "a, al 3 O'Clock r. NJ.
rr1!Gsm received until ! o'clock r. NJ.
WI -IIi""Sh hiis Of a[.ing signed, ana goods for.
"a, ,~'4 WIN Dispatch 10 all points north, south,
u -. ~ Aii' "rsl; also, 10 foreign ports.
talS1,Scr accoin. odati0ns unsurpassed.
,ri,1 ,t,In ~ Scw York, Sl2; steerage, IS; round.
1'' "'iSht or passage apply 70
t,oo &. W. ALLEN & CO.. Agents.
s.----'. Conpany's WGatf. Rockets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-23

THE PERcALE COATS sold for 81 by WILKINSON
& WITHERs are very tasty. They are in great de-
mand. -a s,t.t..