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A Note nf Warming.

J.. II appears to be generally understood ,nat
the city Conservative Committee "',a At auope aopa
pEn for Urinary election-to be maze
y ,,se Of in t.e; approaching congressional can
vas. vas In this the party will sustain the com, ..
mittee: bat beyond the execution Oh tne
nroyisio.ns of the plan. at The proper Hme,n
Is TO be Hoped that no steps VIII be tahen' !..a
The district members OF the State Cemni.tee .,s'
have rs vet not liked day for the ASSEM-
Hing Of the Convention, and it is hardly y 10 %
We nresumed that they will iix a DAY carrier
th,n n Septernber-the heat OF july ana Au, u
c,,st renders it very undesirabl ble TO engase ~ ~
: no no,i,ical contest. As it has been intlmalet
tbat an effort will be made to have prlha'.
election M at an early day, allow me, IN pe',ai
Of n number of Conservatives, 10 pr otes
onainst any such action-let US have. quie
for the next sixty days. In the meAnwh'i
let Miet the committee adopt the plan, Iuoilsh !
to TO- the world, and proceed to pre-. pare Tor u
mse An election abort ten days before th
district convention p.eets will be suthcienti
early. aud in the Interval let Us keep eool.
cay MANY CONSERVATIVES
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FORMING GRINGS.-FOrmiug rings seems 10 be the
filshion of the day In every thing at which money
may be made. In Congress they form rings 10 pass
bids in the lobby they form rings to logro bills
through Congress; men form rings TO buy pro-
perty, aud sell property; but the latest aud most
numerous rings that have been formed, and sre
forming are the rings to purchase tickets for the
next aud last gift concert OF The Public Library OF
Kentucky, To lie drawn ut Louisville on July 31st.
Al, over the country from Canada to the Gulf, and
from the Atlantic TO the Pacific, we'll us III for
eign countries, clubs are organized aud organizing
to purchase from one ticket up TO five and ten thou
sand dollars worth Of tickets. Nor Is this to be-
wondered ut for with $2,500.000 In cash, distri-
t,ted to tcket-hOlders In such grand gifts rs $780,
900. 100000, S75 900. $50 900, &C.. &c.-20,-
OC0 gifts In all-sr one grand cash gift for every
6ve tickets every one naturally Will take ut least
one ticket, fraction Of ticket, even II ring
has To be formed obtain It, This Is The very lust
concert to be given by the Public Library aud the
demand FOR tickets Is unparalleled. r3
For tickets and information apply to A. Z.
L'EcuYER, 900 Bank street, Richmond
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auCr1oN SALES THIS BAY.

DAVENPORT & MORRIS, 10 n N ~ 'I- 'h<,
warehouse, Seyeasrenth and L1cs sitesss - ~
OF groceries OF 8essrs. W u. ba'f ~ =
damaged by the late fire.
RICHARDSON b CO., 8 M elghs ouhnhs m.r :.
on the west side Of Thirtsth between ,isn,,.. . III
streets A $50 new framed stese ANU ..a'sss
snn,he,st corner of l, and twenty seventh
streets.
z, ID. EACHts, 2. NJ, osies oof'aRe.hoase ,. go.
lot on the south side Of Mafsnah pes"o'-
Twelfth. and College streets.
HILL & GoDpIS, q z. NJ sr'ck aweiihs W.. ~
3O5>, Nineteenth street between hf"Au AssN -''AN
sha II. ,o,oe-
',old and kitchen furniture, SC.
:, ,,',rnpxICx 10 A. M., at ais Broad street.
Isrse assortmen, OF housekeeping gooos.
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POLICE Court. MONDAY Justice While
Fines were imposed upon the following per-
sons: Washington Hamm (nesro), for disor-
derly conduct in the First Market, 81.
Alexander Johnathan, for cursIng and abu'
sing w. Hamm, 81. Henry Clark (ncSro),
for an assault, 81. Joseph G. Mettit, for an
assault upon W. +. G. Glrnctt, s..
IL. II. Harris (negro), guilty OF stealing s.
from \. p. James, was sent TO, Jail for sly
| months. ... .,,r..
| Laura Mabey and Lucy Kinney, guilty O.
fighting in the street, were fined 81 ea' h.
Henry Witt (uegro) was fined 81 for strik
| ing his wife. -. L.
Winston Tinsley (negro), guilty Of an as
sauIt upon Martha Saunders. was lined
$3.50.
Nicholas Cori, for an assault upon Marth'
Scott, was fined 500. ~.
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THE R1cuNoND FURNITURE WoaKs.-The
Richmond furniture works, established
three or four years ago by Mr.. Garrett F.
Watson. is probably the most extensive es-
tablishment of the kind in the South. The
material used is taken from our own forests,
and the profits OF the proprietor so to in.
crease the wealth and prosperity of the city
and State. Furniture Of all descriptions
and grades, from the finest and cOstliest to
the cheapest is made. and retail dealers any
where in Virginia, or in other States, are
promptly supplied with whatever they may
order. The outfit of the ST. james Hotel is
specimen of their handicrait, and it speaks
strongly for the taste and skill displiyed by
their workmen.
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uSNAlrABLs LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
p,rawoND PosT-OFPlCE JUNE -, 1S74.-
lame +. Canfuor, Franklinton, \: e.; r: n
thamberIayne, Jr., care Palmer, HartsooE q
Co., Cary street, city; William CoullIng,
nrrseut: Slllie Crews, No. 29l5 Franklin
street, Richmond, Va; J. II. Bryant, Rich
mopd, Va. Thomas +. Goode. Buisalo
Springs, Va; Emily Herbert, 3sil VIZ
iinmsburg. Va, Richmond, Va. G. W. Hill!
man. 50 Front street, New York; W. l.
Moore. Wolf Trap DEPOT, Va; J. w Rat
ellie. Ashland, Va; Toney Spencer, No: Il
Main and Cary streets, Richmond, va.
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Corn AND FLOUR Observation-Disclosures OF
OFrlcERs.-In compliance with the bylaws
of the Corn and Flour Exchange, which re-
ouirc that ut Il called meeting in June com
mittcc of five members not directors shall be
amounted to nominate a regular ticket for
the directory for the ensuing year, ana that
three inspectors of election shall also be ap-
pointed. a meeting Of the Board OF Directors
was held last eyening-L. u. CrenshaW,
ESD. president, in the chair.
On motion of Mr.. Bass, seconded by sir'
Sam. .Maccubbin, the following nominating
committee was appointed: W.D. Tompklnls.,
z. A. SubIett, w. G. cambridge, Fl. B. Tall'
alerro, and il. Il. Plkinton. And the tot
lowing were appointed inspectors OF elec
ton: John B. Jeter, G. L. Todd, and sla:
Shelburne. '.
On motion of Mr.. William FL. Tyler, it was
Resolued, That the election shall be heI(
in the Corn Exchange at 10 O'Clock y. NJ.
july 1, and that such members OF the Corr
Eyebange as may not be able toattend a
that hour may at any time between 10 A. NJ
and II A. NJ. deposit their ballots with The
secretary; the poll to close at the latter hour
The Board then adjourned.
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Marrow Escape from Being Drowned
and Crushed Under q MIL Wheel.
!. 4 - .nAII INrr,Qr on A ui1rrp I'll -

About half. past O'Clock yesterday eve
ming an accident occurred at the Gallegt
Mills, that but for The presence of mind ant
bravery Of Mr.. John 0. Hall, the miller
would certainly have resulted in the death o
an'iptereatiDg son Of Major William 3. War
| wirk.
t.. The water by which the mill mac hnery
Is turned passes from the basin through
what is known as forebay to and under.
Meath the first floor of the mill to the large
iiwat er.wheels.' The volume of water isregu-
| lated by gates placed in the forebay Just out.
side. of the building. Mr.. Hail noticed
Abram Warwick, eight years old, and
another smaller boy playing around part
OF the forebay that is uncovered, and after
warning them of their danger he went into
the mill. -t e.. ..-
I'm few minutes the smaller boy ran in
and told him Abram bad fallen into the water
Mr.. Hall promptly ran out and shut eff the
water from the MILL so as to prevent the
body from being carried over the schute TO
the nearest water-wheeI, and this no doubt
prevented the catastrophe of a dis6gured
and manged corpse for the body turned at
that point, and was swept by the current to
the left about twenty feet to another place
"bSiC GHS VaiCl ECU
| wheel; but by that time it bad fallen so much
the body was not carried over, but twirled
in an eddy at the very brink. aH
During this time Mr.. Hall was active in
stopping the machinery, and then hastily
taking up Il trap door jumped into the
water, aud groped his way in the darkness
under tue floor to the point where he found
the body floating in the eddy. He brought
it out As soon .as practicable (atter it had
been ia the water about five minutes), and
rolled it upon barrel. g.. -
By this time Dr.. Coakey arrived and COM
menccd the task Of resuscItaton by placing
the limp body upon table and rolling it al
ternately from side to breast. by which much
water was expelled from the lungs and res
piration was tacilitated.a The Doctor also
caused him to yomit by placing his finger in
his throat, and very soon, about thirty
minutes after, he was rescued from the
water, the little fellow said, family: "Sea.
sick; oh, so sea-sck."~ 80 .... ..- s'n#
He was removed to the residence of his
parents, and though very weak from the ter
rible ordeal through which he has passed
wiIlprobably be entirely we'll in few days.
The conduct of Mr. John U. Hall deserves
the highest praise. Had be hesitated a mo.
mcnt it would have been too late.
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VIRGINIA ASTIoUITIEs.-Mr. Frederick
Johnston, lawyer of Salem, some time ago
| found in watchmaker'S shop Of that town
| the colonial seal of the county of Botetourt.
| He presented it TO the county court, and the
court recently, in compliance with the re.
| quest OF the Virginia Historical Society, for.
| wardcd it to the secretary of the Society in
| this city for preservation. 1t is made Of sill
yer, and is in good order.
Mir. Johnston has also forwarded to the
Historical Society "Ticket No. SG4, Rich
mond Bridge Lottery" which contains this
| inscription: "Tbis ticket shall entitle the
bearer to such prize as may be drawn against
its number in the Richmond Bridge Lottery.
No. 2. November II, 1888" Signed, 81.
Marshall, George Picket" .:
Among the papers brought over from
England by Mr.. u. G. Dejarnettc, one Of the
Virginia and Maryland Boundary Line Com
miSsiOners, was report of the first legisla-
tive body ever assembled in America, enti-
tied General Assembly convened at James
City, in Virginia, July 30, 1919, consisting
of the Goyernour. the COUNSEL Of State, and
two burgeSSes elected out OF cache incOrpOra-
ton and plantation, and being dissolved the
4th of August next" This record is now
being printed under the direction OF Mr.,
Thomas H. Wynne, and by authority of the
Senate. 1t is considered one OF the rarest
and most valuable colonial documents in pos
session of the State.
There is also being printed by the same
authority another of the papers brought
over by Mr.. Dejlrnettc entitled "Lists OF
the Liyipge and Dead in Virginia, February
10th, 1923"
There was bought in Philadelphia for the
State, Il few days ago. and is now on eXhibi-
ton at the Library, "a true list Of the pri-
sonerS taken from Newgate and shipped on
board the Anne, Captain Thomas Wrong
hum commander, bound for Clrolna or Nir.
giuia, which were delivered this 2lSt day OF
February, 17234 by Jonathan Fouvard,
of London, Merchant" There are siNty-siX
names OH the list.
Some DAYS ago DR.. Palmer, who is en-
gagged in indcXing the historical papers be-
longing to the State, found letter enclosed
| in " whch was string Of Indian beads. The
letter vas written over eighty years ago by
Maior Murten. peace commss ioner OF the
| government, TO the Indians.
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RpEwyRy PARK--AS AFFRAY.-On sun.
DIV oveninn there was an immense crowd at
Rrewery Park, which has become quite Il
nonuar place of resort, especially with our
German citizens. Only one incident oc-
cn,Ted w to mar the peace of the occasional
fi~ht @ between George Strang and one An,
derson. The parties had previously nav
some difficulty about money ma,!ets, .!Gnooa ana
Strang insisted upon settling Tue
by a fight. Finally they did hSnl, anu o'i111 nv,
was badly bruised by his adversary. ane lne
affair would probably have termlnaasu rnvi
seriously had not the park police piopnp'''
inlerferec.
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For STILL STRONGER ;Ey1oEscEsor rHr sUrr.,

For STILL STRONGER EVIDENCE or TEE sUFK~
HIoRIrY Of the EHAxELLED and sATlS-rISIsHxu,
PICTURES see the OPINIONS OF tho FoLLOWIxar
REVEREND GESfLEAES e
TILE PrcTcREoF MINISTER'S present at The iatas
Baptist Memorial Msstins, taken at the LEE GAL
LERY, Is the best-cxecuted group we have ever seen.
and we hope It will find place In every family.
i, WILLIAM D.THoaAs, J. B. TAYLOR, Jr.,
NV. WHsoy,fsg II =. ALEx'R II. sANDs,sts s8
= WILLIAM z. HATCHER, II. DAVIS RAGLAxD,e b
ID. L. NJ. CURRY, c. C. biting,
! J. r. GARLrcK, J. L. BURkOws, = =
j. ABRoADUs, J. WILLIAM JosRs,
J, b, JETER, A. u. DIcKrNsoN,, y,its
7. FIFE, E. McNISN. ,;,;,s.
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TIE MOST ATTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE that haS'
ever been advertised in our columns sincetlie ~nr
IS 10 take ace at DAvENPOET i MoHRIs ), ssve1i-
teenth and Dock Streets Tuesday the 23d instant,
a, 10 O'Clock A. NJ. II comprises the entire stocK
of w. ID. Blair & Co., damaged by the laie hre' pe-
sides very large stock OF teas, refined sugars' COLI
fees, bacon, whiskeys, brandies, @lres' Sc.' all OF
the rst quality. These goods are gudr07tsea 70 Do
sold for account OF whom concerned, Sitsout ninis
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MEETING OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF
HENRIco CoUNTY.-A meeting of the Board
of Supervisors of HenricO county was held
Saturday. They closed the levy for the year
1874, and fixed the same at fifty per centum
on the amount of the State tax for said year
and levied q tax of fifty cents on each tithe.
In the Anabe case the Commonwealth's At
torney appeared and filed a written report
against the consideration Of his claim on the
ground that under the law the Board had no
judicial power to determine what compensa.
ton should be allowed the clerk for the per.
formance of services required by law to be
performed by him, but the jurisdiction to
determine the matter belonged TO the County
Court. The Board being in doubt as to their
jurisdiction in the premises referred that
question to the County Court.
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EXCURSION TO CrRL's SEcK.-NirSlnSI
Lodge, knights OF Pythias, announce that
they will have the greatest picnic OF the
season down the James river on MoEday
next. They propose to tit up two h2rges
with awnings and other requisites to make
the trip cool and enjoyable, especially Tor
ladies' and CHILDREN. They announce that
there will be no bar upon the boats nor at ~
Currs Neck, where the eXcursionists VII
spend the day; and those who prefer may
make the occasion basket p'c-rne for them
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TRAIN DELAYED.-The Baltimore Light
ming Express. due here at 1890, was delayed
last night by ght accident which occurred
to the ensinc short distance north OF Ash.
land. Consequently the New York mail did
not reach the city until after midnight.
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PRIMARY ELECrIoN.-The City CouServa-
tive Committee, at the meeting to be held to.
night at he rooms of the Chamber Of Com
merce, will decide whether there is to be 4
primary election. Ii the question il deter
mined in the affirmative, rs seems probable,
plan for conducting the election will be
adOutpd
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PHoTo3RAPHS.-For first class work In all styles
known to the beautiful art Of photog raphy, 90 to
NJ J. POWERS & Co., 1O1l Main street, opposite
the posr-ofice. They have the largest and most
perfectly arranged gallery In the South. Their
work Is superior to any made In the Union. Their
prices are exceedingly low, particularly for life
size, In oil, pastel and water colors, crayon. an&
IuJ tpk se.E#H' .#1.h'' ''R#'
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ALL THE GOODS damaged by the late fire at W.
d. BLAIR L Co.'s will be sold 1T auction by DAvEy-
PORT & MORRIS, at their store, Seventeen and
Dock Streets on Tuesday the 23d instant at 10
o'clock 4. NJ. See auction sales fr#
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THE BROAD-STREET -QCEsrloN.-Judgc
Wexford is expected to give decision in
the c.se of The City of Richmond Us. The
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company on Thursday morning.
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TUESDAY -. JUNE %, 1874.
LOCAL MATTERS.

THE WEATHER TO-DAY -GeneroHy clear
and ,corm 'oedther, ,ciM south or eceSt ,rindS,
IS reported. as probable TO dag.
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If YOU WANT DRESS GOODS don't fail 10 call ON
LEVY BRoTHERs. They are determined 70 ciosss
out their whole stock Mt some price. ~,
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TREASURES FOR TIE FAMILY. - The lovely
cnarnelled pictures taken at the LEE GAL
LERY are truly treasures. Whcu once seen pee
pie will not accept the pictures ordinarily pro-
Iusrl.
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LEVY BROTHERS offer the largest and best-as-
sorted stock of bishop and Victoria lawns, SWISS
orgaudy and tarleton mllsins. Also. full assoFt-
ment OF ready-nade dresses and under-garments At
prices TO suit the times. .s.u
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u,rr Cvpu,x Asy1ry. June -, 1874.

MALE ORPHAN AsYLUA, June - iS'4.
Dear Disputch: Please return CUR SIM
cerc thanks through your columns 10 l. y:
Briggs for a handsome donation ot aDou.
300 loayes of his best family bread, peSiaes
a large lot OF buns, rolls, and biscuits.
Yours, truly, SrPssMrssDhST'
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TRANSFER pRISTISG-lNKs will copy clear anu
distinct for an indefinite period Of time. Send Your
orders for work to be done In these Inks to the DIS"
Duich Printing House. sta..#. @s.f
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PERSONAL. .-Messrs. James Golden ana
John Rap 'Sin, well-kuown citizens lelt Tue
city yesterday for visit to Ireland, the iano
OF their. nativity.
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LEVY BROTH ERS offer another lot of those eIe-
CANT wide striped aud watered double-faced SASH
ribbons ut SO and s5c. per yard worth 81 .25.
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ForSp AT LAsr-The long soushs-fon place.
,be,e y,u 6 An get money ioaa.A Oh your diamonds,
watches, ,ewery, siiverware, &c. Call a. a. iDAn
urs,s Loan ofice, 1922 arash street, and ion WIZ =
esyn an about H. All transactions strictly connrS
al &
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RirElntoud Dispatth.

THE CIRCULATION OF. THE DIS
PATCH Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY. ....t
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THOSE SIIIET-BoSOMS which LEVY BRofHShS
are selling ut 20 cents but slightly soied and nos
injured In any respect.
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CaTgoL1c NoTEs. Right Rev. Bishop
Gibbons was at the Woodstock (Md) Theo-
logical Seminary last week attending the
o,1arterlv ordinations, which began on We'd
nesdav and were concluded Saturday. Holy
orders were conferred by the bishop upon Il
number of candidates for the priesthood
among whom was Mr. John Tiernan, OF thh
city. who. during the past year, was teachel
Of the acadcmical class at st. Peters Catne'
dral Male School. Dir. Tiernan was stu
dent of st. Mary's Theological Seminary, Of
Norfolk, and the Seminary of the same name
in Baltimore. After visit to his family III
Lowell, Mass, he will return to Richmond
and assume his ministerial duties i'll this
diocese.
Bishop Gibbons administered the sacra'
mentl of confirmation in st. Mmy's church,
Alcxandria, on Sunday, and to-day he VII
dedicate the new Catholic church at faliS
church, Fairfax county.
II was announced at the various masses ln
St Peters Cathedral Sunday that on Frlday
morning next at o'clock solemn requiem
mass would be celebrated for the rcpose o'
the soul of the late Hon. William ;. CaId'
well. formerly of this city, who died Ne"
York recently. :,
Rev. Father Charles Van Quekeloerse Is
TO be transferred to Warrenton 10 take
charge of the church at that pace, he'
Father Hanley returning TO this city.
Rev. Father Jaussens has been quite un
we'll for week past, but is now improving
though still unable to attend TO bis minlste
rlul duties.
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f. DRESS tiooDs.-E. y. SPENCE &c soS keep IL
stock great variety OF ptea goods, Whieh 'hsS are
making up at short notice. Ting! pave sooo c14'1o
snd excellent worknen, and make shits a. t1' teiS
lowest living prices. Give th s.n q call. r
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When you read about the express troubles, and
up with the subject, send TO PIzzINI's and get
some ICE-CREA and cool of. ~, ),
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BArTIsMs, ETo.--Rev. j. B. Hntson, pastor
of Pine-Strcet Baptist church, baptized TWO
persons on Sunday night. At the First
Baptist church DR.. Burrows baptized one
and extended the right hand OF fellowship
to eight persons on Sunday night. Key. D.
Il. rs Ter preached for DR.. Burrows at nlgnt'
Very interesting services were heli at Ed
enczer (coIored) Baptist church on SUNDAY
during which iity-eight persons were Dap
tize1 sd. ~.
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VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
co.p.Ny.--There was no quorum OF tn
Stockholders present at the meeting OF 'nl
oornDauy Yesterday, and consequently u. ~
lmsiness was transacted. The present fQass
of Directors hold over.
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SUMMER SUITS.-For really choice light suits
call OH E. B. SPENCE & SON, 1900 Main street.
They have In their stock everything In The way OF
gcntlenen's wear ut very reduced sprlces.
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ELECTION OF OFFEERs.-Social Lodge, NO.
6. colorcd Masons, have elected the following
officers: Frank Raechus, w. NJ; Matne"
Popes, S. W.: Abner Cooley, }. W.; John
F. Lewis, secretary; Joseph Adams urea
SIrer. -------------- ----
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LAWNS at 12H cents per yard. No short lengths.
or secoLds, but sound aud perfect goods ut LEvY
BROTHERS.
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ALrAccA COATS in variety at e.. d. SPENCE e
SONS, 1900 Main street. ID ~E a@'N 7.
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CITY MISSIONARY AssOCIATloN.-The adj
j0urned annual meeting of the City Mission
ary Society is to be held at st. Paul's church
lecture.rOom at O'Clock tonight.
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The way TO keep cool Is to send al order for some
Of P1ZzINIS superior ICE-CREAM.
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. THOSE DAMAGED sHfRT-BoSoMs which LEVY
BROTHERS are selling an 28c. are well worth Soc
They only slightly soiled. .lt Il .gg.sr,g5I,i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-23

WHITE yEsYs.-A choice lot at t. b. SPENCE q
SnX,s. 1850 Main street. At low prices
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-23

1cE-CREAM Of alI favors ut PrzzrSrs. Leay6~
your orders early to-day If you wish TO be supplied
for dinner
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-23

CONVICT RECEIVED John q. Hurst was
:,ostalled at the penitentiary yesterday lnofu.
ing. from Halifax county, for one year. l's
house. breaking.