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MERIDIAN LINE FOR HESRICo COUNTY
Under the provisions of an act of the General
Assembly Of Virginia, passed at the last ses.
sion, the Board of Supervisors of Henrico
county. at their last meeting, authorized and
directed the County Surveyor, Mr.. James T.
Redd, to ascertain, and define by proper
monuments, true meridian line for the
said county at such place as he may select
for the purpose-the place of location to be
central and accessible, and free from the in.
tluences of iron or otber ores upon the com.
pass needle. AS the lands below the city and
near thereto contain more or less iron, MIR.
Redd expects TO locate the line upon some
one of the public roads short distance north
of the city !; and after baving bad suitable
stone monuments prepared for the purpose
will have the same put in position some time
during the ensuing autumn, that being the
most favorable season for making OBSERVE
tions upon the pole-star in order TO deter
mine the direction Of the said meridian line.
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thought among us. Fay. Hampstead, Esq,
of Little Rock, Ark. z''.s-@as'
5. The Clergy:-In their noble calling is
best exhibited the great principles of our
fraternity. Rev. +. G. Scott. of Orange
county, Va. .-s.r .a.,
6. The Medical Profession The noble al.
leviators of the sufferings Of poor humanity.
DR.. William c. Dabney, of Charlottesville,
Va. .r.. ~, "a. -s ,apo...I
:. The Press: No longer the " Fourth Es-
tste," it wields u power second 10 none in
the land. +. P. Brent, Esq, of the Lynch
burg Republican.
s. The Ladies OF Chi Phi Fair gems in
her splendid regalia. Launcelot NJ. Kean, of
Lynchburg, w. ."....
8. The Memory of Past Days: Those gold
en- hours Of bOyhood can never be forgotten.
w. Gordon Robertson, of Charlottesville,
Va.
The regular toasts were then concluded
BY the following:
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OFFICERS DISQUALIFICATION Division,
No. So, (colored) Sons of Temperance, have
elected the following officers: Samuel I.
Hucbless, W. r; Edward Staples, W. A.;
John B. johnson, r. S.; Abrsm Lucas, A.
L. s.; William F. johnson, F. S.; William
T. White, Trca.; Edward Norris, Chap. ;
Wilson Taylor, Con-; James Hickman, A.
Con-; Martin Quarles, 0. $; George Taylor,
Is. These officers will be publicly installed
tomorrow night at the (coloredD Odd-tel'
lows Hall, Franklin street.
Mount Moriah Foltntain, No. 4, Grand
United Order of True Retormers, have
elected the following officers: Harriet Robin
son, W. NJ. Maria Scott, w. NJ. F.; fir.
ginia Porter, W. c.; Rosa TinSley, W, r. 5. +;
Lizzie Dell. w. 4. r. s; Sarah johnson,
W. r; Berthe Witt. W. g.: Lucy Robinson,
w. A. 6; Clara Johnson, w: s.; L:zz'e
Mabry. W. p. G.; Julia Digs, W. Il. b.
Mary f. Harris. W. L. Il. 5; Mrs; Jul,a
Fantroy, P. This Fountain will install their
officers to morrow night ut the orphan asy'
INN.
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Spain.
Spain. II n
MaDR'p, July 1e.-.An official dispatch 70

ST. u
MADRID, July 10. IAN official dispatch IN
the Government gives the following detaiis
OF military operations: :
The fighting on Wednesday near NancIares.
In the province OF Alaya, lasted five hours.
The Carlists were under Pernla and Carlos.
They numbered eighteen bsttalions OF infan.
try, twelve guns, and four hundred and fifty
cavalry. Their Toss was one hundred and
forty killed, many wounded. and a.number
taken prisoners. The Aifonsist General
Contrefas twice b,iaiiaatly charged the Ma
varrese with body OF eighty ,laneers, SOW
ing death In their rarks and, creating a
panic. -,...
The railway between Vittoria and Miranda
has been restored, and that between Valen.
cha and Vuiafoz viii shortly be re5pened.ts
Weiler's division is endeay0ring TO over.
take DarEegary. 1t has orders TO immedi-
ately attack If it comes up with him.
The Carlists have retreated 10 disorder to-
wards Amescoas. Generals Quseda, Iona,
and Teiio are pursuing them. .rl,.f,
. General Queseda's victory at Nanclares
prevented the Carlists from invading SAM
lander and Asturia. En
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CoSpIT1oS OF THE Cry JAIL.-The condi-
ton of the city Jail has not been improved
since the report of the commissioners follow.
ing upon the death of Henry Sickles. The
prisoners, crowded together in the close and
badly-ventilatcd cells, suffer as much from
the heats of sumuer as in winter they do
from cold. By the care and kind attention
of the officers in chlrge the place is kept
clean and the Inmates afforded all the little
comforts their miserable situation admits Of
As the Council is about to adjourn to meet
not until September, it seems impossible no"
for The improvements and additions once
talked about to be completed this year, even
If started in q few wesks after the eNpira-
ton Of the recess OF the Council.
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LONDON, July 10.-The American rifle
team reached Glasgow this morning. Duripg
the day they visited the principle places Of
interest and made trips through Lock Lo-
H,ond and the other lakes. They arrived
In Edinburgh tonight. Mr.. Robson,
the United States consul, met the team on
their arrival at Edinburgh and placed him
self at their disposal.
The Americans will remain In Scotland
until Wednesday next. "a.
5 The Scotch rif1emen started for Wimble-
don tonight before the arrival Of the Amer
leans. II.
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Bavaria.

BERLIN, July 10.-The electoral struggle
Is beginning in Bavaria. There Is great ex-
element between the Utramontanes and
Nationalists. Much Importance is attached
to the result. The North-German Gazette
denounces the violence of the addresses Of
the Ultramontanes and warns them thata
victory on their side will be like the victories
of King Pyrrhus. ...... ,-..
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Cotton STATES, Congress.

RALEIGH, N. c., July 10.-The Cotton
States Congress assemblies here on Tuesday,
18th instant, in the ball Of the House of Rep
resentatives. A large attendance is expected.
A banquet is to be given the delegates Wed.
nesday night. Governor Brogden will deliver
the welcome address, and T. I'll. Busbee will
extend the hospitalities Of the city. The
hotels will entertain atreduced rates, and the
railroads throughout the South grant half
rates to the delegates. 900 "'a'~'
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Honors to the Late General Blair.

ST. LOUIS. July 10.-The Constitutional
Convention now 10 session at Jefferson City,
and the City Council Of St. Louis, have
passed resolutions complimentary to the late
General Blair and deeply deploring bis
death. The latter will attend his funeral
and will cooperate with other organizations
and individuals in showing respect to the
deceased. The Governor aud other State
officers will attend.
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AN Historic BATTLE-FLAG.-The follow.
ing letter was received at the capitol satur.
day, accompanying the flag of which il
speaks: ~>13 -as 8, #.-# N ~
FINE CREEK MILLS, PowHArAN COUNTY
June %, 1S75.-Dr. George w. Baq5y, Ii.
6rdradn State of Virginia: Dear Sir,-Iu
compliance With your request, / herewith
forward you the battle-hag of the Fifty. ninth
regiment. also submit list of the battles
and skirmishes in which 1t was borne gal.
lantly by our ensign, Lieutenant w. FL.
Michael, of Lunenburg: sr. u.@.s
List and date Of actions participated in by
the Fifty ninth Virginia regiment. .Wise's
brigade, after its Reorganization in 1862:
1st. Olive Branch Church, James City
county. I'd. Attack and cipture Of Will
liamsburg, March 6. 1868. Sd. Attack and
capture of Williamsburg, April 8. 1863. 4th.
Raid around Williamsburg and Kings mill
on the night of the 9th of May, 1868, cap.
turing the camp of the Fifth Pennsylvania
cavalry, &c. 9th. Attack on La GreviIle,
Johns island, S. G., December 25, 1863.
9Th. Nottoway Bridge, Petersburg railroad,
Sussex county, Va, May 8, 1864. 7th. Port
Waltha'l Junction, Chesterfield county, May
1G, 1864. Sth. Ware Bottom Church, Ches-
terfield county, May 20, 1864. OH. Howlett's
Farm, Chesterfield county, May 25, 1864.
10th. Battle at 'Jordan's House, Prince
George county, June 1S. 1864. 11th. Crater,
July 80, 1854. 18th. Bufgess's Mill, Dim
widdie county, March, 1866. 18Th. Five
Forks, March, 1865. 14th. Sailors Creek,
Prince Edward county, April. 1865.
Finally the regiment surreD dered at Ap-
pomattox courthouse with forty.fye pri-
Yates and three commissioned officers. Its
strength on 1st March, '65, was 400 rank
and file. This flag became much distigured
January 1st, '65, when in the trenches, and
we had new 1ag issued, and the old one was
turned over to me by Colonel Tabb for safe
keeping. It was placed by me in my haver-
sack, and with other baggage given in charge
of my colored boy, William, who faithfully
carried them through to Appomattox court.
house, and after the surrender, Il be-
ing prisoner at the time.) delivered them
safely to my wife. | have kept the old rag
as memento of the past, but fearing it may
fall into hands hereafter who will not
appreciate it and its associations
now return it from whence it came, to our
mother, Virginia, knowing well she will
never suffer to be neglected in peace that
which her sons protected from dshonor,
but could not from defeat, in our great strug-
gle for Southern rights.
y q SIoSpv
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FINED By THE Police JusTIcE.-Justice
White on Saturday fined Shanks, Barrett a.
Co., Edward Bra dshaw, Edward Vickers,
and W. c. Luck, for ordinance violations,
and Daniel Fleming (colored) and Mary Shea
81 90 each for disorderly conduct, and Stan.
ard Gibbs $3.50 for abusing and assaulting
Maria Henry
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ANOTHER EXCURSION TO WEST POINT
Chickabominy Tribe, No. 81, /. o. r. NJ,
announce the "grandest and cheapest ex.
cursion of the season" to West Point on
Monday next, the 10Th instant. The train will
leave the York River depot at s A. d., and
the committee promise pleasant time to all
who take advantage Of the trip. There will
De match game of baseball, boating, fish
ing, bathing. and other amusements.
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Heavy Storm In Maine.

PORTLAND, Me-, July 10.-A tremendous
storm of rain, thunder, and lightning passed
over this city this morning. The Catholic
cathedral was struck, and though but little
damage was done by the lightning the
church was considerably injured by smoke
and water. The First Baptist church
and the Chestnut.Street Methodist church
all suffered more or less injury from the
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MILITARY Picnic To-DAY.-Company
G, First Virginia regiment, will have pic.
mic at Beck's garden, on Second street, to.
day. The committee of arrangements /:
composed OF Captain Paraler, Lieutenant
Tomlinson, Sergeant Raaba, Corporal Ber.
ger, and Messrs. John 3. Scott and Albert
Protfitt,
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FROM DRUGGIaTS.-Ther is no case OF dyspep-
sia that GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER will not cure.
Go TO your druggist and irquire about ii. II you
suffer from co.tivencss, sick headache, sour s'o-
mach, indigestion, liver complaint, arrangement
Of the stomach or liver, try It. Two or three doses
will relieve you. Sample bottles, 10 cents.
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Agents.
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arCrION SALES THIS DAY.

BROSAUGH TAYLOR, i NJ, In front OF me =
COURTHOUSE of Chesterfield county, 'faR' oA
land near llle Glover Il iii rislroau.
n K uElSIGER A. NJ In front of Chester,
t.ld Courthouse, Manchester, tract OF ana
nne and a half miles of the Glover tiill rilroad'
!. THOMPSON BROWN, > y. M.. three framed
" dwellings, Nos. 3, j. and west CaDal street,
near Foushce.
RICHARDSON & CO.. 8 p. NJ, real estate IN tiie
: city of kicianond IL t.lr plan OF Betv'.hsre.
COOK & LAUGHTON, 10 a. NJ, large lot OF
:. ANDERSON 4 CO., 10 4. ~, at 1874 Main
street. groceries, &e.
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ARRIVAL or ExtratIftcd Mutineers:

BosroN, July 10.-The steamship Batayia,
here from Liverpool, brought home for trial
the mutineers charged with the murder OF
the first and second mates of the schooner
Jefferson Borden. They were lodged In jail
TO await trial here. 1t appears that William
Smith, one of the prisoners, Is Boston man,
whose real name is Ephraim Clark.
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Suspension or Work.

LAWRENCE, Mass, July 10.-The Atlantic
cotton mills, employing 1880 operatives,
shutdown at noon to-day for eight weeks.
The operatives lose $50, 900 in wages by the
shutdown.
SALMON FALLS, N. H., July 1O.-The Sal.
mon Falls Manufacturing Complny closed
their Mill No. to-day for two months.
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Death OF Genera, Benning.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.I ....
COLUMBUS, GA, July TO- General II. l..
Benning died at his residence here this
morning. he was violently attacked with
choleratic diarrhea yesterday, suffering In
tensely until evening, when he became un.
conscious and remained so until death. He
was nearly sixty-two years old.
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CHoL ERA -INFASTUM is the prevailing disease
with the chiloren OF our city. The public should
know that VALENTINES MEAT JUICE is invalua-
bile in all such cases. The most prominent physicians
I'm mauy sections of the United States have used u
with great Success in clolera- nfantum. Foe the
highly sensitive stomacs OF children nothing equals
r. as IL allays nausea affords Imme diate nutrition
and strength, and thus restores the infants health.
The dose is very small and it is always acceptable 10
The palate. To be had OF MEADE BAKER and
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TISPATCU PRINTING lloUSE.-In order to meet
the constantly Increasing demands of our trade we
have added Z. weil.selected assortment OF NEW
TYPE, which, together with our MrsOyED MA
CIIINEKY aud sKILFUL MECIIANICAL TALENT,
wIrrant us in guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLASS
OF WORK at moderate figures and In The most eX-
I'LL,
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CRANDEsT AND CHEAPEST EXCUR

SION OF THE SEASON TO WEST POINT,
TO De GIVEN By
CHICKAHOMISY TRIBE, No. "a, I. o. II. NJ,
MONDAY July 10, 1875.
TICKETS: GENTLRMES, 81 LADIES, 23C.
The mast success of The Tribe and the universal
praise auaS,cd to them for good order, polite and
cOurtoous attention, aud perfect arrangements, JUS
itins ne in saving that nothing will be left undone
10 make This the most delightful excursion ever
made 10 West Point. Ample provision has been
made 10 accommodate all who nuy wish to ahuf The
salt breeze and enjoy the luNur.s OF salt water A
Busc- Ball Match tame will be played h-twctn me
Eagle Club. of Richmond, and the West Point
Club. for Il premium awarded ty The Tribe. The
G,d Firs, Regiment Brass and String Band will
furnish music. Come one! come all! lie train
viii leave the depot 1T O'Clock 4. Nj.
iy lO-S,M,W ,FS5L
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GRAND GIFT COSCERT.-The first concert Of
the Montpelier Female Humane. Association takes
place At AleXandrit July 18th. Tickets will be on
sale until Tuesday next ut c. +. JOHSSTOS'S mu
Sic and news store, 81 s Main street. 4 few dollars
Invested may secure you handsome fortune.
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EycrRs1nS TO DREHkYS s b.

EXCURSION TO DREHEY' $ BLusT.-The swift
steamer Edith, Captain Montgomery, has
hean chartered by the picnic COMMITTEE OF
the Leigh.street Blp,ist church, and viii
make An excursion to Drewry's Bluff, on
James river, on Wednesday,, 14:h. Arrange
mcnts have been made TO convey six or seven
hundred persons to the Bluff, and the Edith
will, in addition, make two trips during the
.day-viz., at 1O8 A. ii. end II T: N. A band
of music has been engaged .or the OCCASION.
which will no doubt be very enjoyable,
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sSloSTPELIER FEMALE HUMANE AssOClA-
TIoN."-1ickets for the Grand Gift Concert, "hich
takes place 5th July, for sale Ut Z. L. f.dohssIoNs
music aud newS-5tore. 9FS Main street. o!ly
few ,lays left in which 10 purchase them.
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PERSONAL.

DERSOSAL.-I desire information that
l. Will lead ~ the recovery Of my son. ABRA-
HAM COLE, who has been missi' < iroiu nome
nrur The FAir-E rounds, on the Eichn ond Frede-
rick shure and Potomac rilroadl since the 10th of
June. He IS u dark-sknned cOorei boy, eleven
wears old. aud about four feet nigh, With hair low
down on his forehead. He seen Ill this city last
week. Any Information of his whereabouts Viii
~ I5.1;* MARTHA COLE.
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COURT OF APPE4LS.-The Court of Ap.
peals adjourned at Wythcvllle on Friday. 1t
will meet at Stauntop on the 10th of Septem-
Der, and in this city on the j.h of November
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SAVE MONEY By having your pruning dohe IL III
DISPATCH PRISTISG-fioUSE. Good WORK, io'
prices and satisfaction guaranteed
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COMMISSION MERCHANTs.-We solicit your or
dcrs for printing, or 4 call at any time you may
wish 10 See specimens or obtain estimates, feeling
assured that 1t Will lie to your advantage.
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SARATOGA ard all other styles OF TRUNKS al
BoscuES's. 500 and 511 Broad street. SOLE
LEATHER yALISES, RAILROAD BAGS, LADIES
fine SATCIIELs, &c, at BoscHES'S 5, -5oS ana OIL
Rrogd street.
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Obituary.

CHICAGO, July 10.-Rey. l.. D. osgooo,
secretary of the American Baptist. Missionary
Union, is dead.
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Ea,a, Ratlroad Accident.

Ga.s,rEy,LLE. MASS, July l0.-Two Gnu,
dren playipg on the track Of The Nassau Sa;na sna
Acton railroad were run over, one oesns
Killed and the osher fatally injured
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of CoIored Mnsons.

Bosros, July 10.-The Prince Hal Grand
Lodge OF (colored) Masous, of this city, has
received official notice Of its recognition by
the Lodge Of Germany.
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JAu.-There we're about 12S prisoners
i n the city Jail on Saturday. Of these only
thirty.one we're earning :beir bread ano
meat in the chaip'gang, 81
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DISPATCH PRINrISG-IioCSE.-Cns Ia
ciliies for the prompt execution OF al h'nos "a
rr;utipg. Order; illed promptly anal ut low pr'ses.
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z. G.. MOsBY.
late Major Fifty-ninth Fir

late Major Fifty-ninth Virginia regiment.
Major Mosby gives in his letter, from mem.
ory, roster of the field, staff, and company
officers OF the regiment
The battle-hlg of the old First Virginia
regiment OF infantry has been promised the
State Library
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THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.--The Board Of
Aldermen will meet for the last time before
the summer recess this evening at ) O'Clock.
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paC-NrCs AND EXCURSIONS.
DOWN JAMES RIVER.

YNCURSION DOWN JAMES RIVER.
HE 20th of July has been selected rs the day for
the annual PICNIC EXCURSION OF UNION
STATION SUNDAY SCHOOL.
They propose 10 >p"td the day down James river,
aud the Committee assure all who accompany them
that every Effort Will be made TO afford them a
pleasant trip.
Rcirc>hm, MS OF all proper kinds vll he supplied
by rcsp"usb" PARTIES at city prices.
Tickets: Children 25c. !: lauirs. JOc.: gentlemen.
75c. TO be had Of ". 7. HEClILER. T. WILEY
DAVIS. J. HAKMtS WDODWAHp. ROBERT ). VAL
ENT4SE and j. II. COGBlLL. committee.
Boat Wit leave the wharf III ~ .. NJ. TUES
DAY, 20 Ii July. iy M,WSF.MET
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MILITARY PICNIC
WI OF COMPANY 6, FIRST REGIMENT
VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS.
AT MES. BECK'S NATIONAL GARDEN
(Hurlern extremity of Second street,,
MONDAY. july l2. 1875.
Gentlemen, so cents. Ladies free.
The committee will spare pains To make the
occasion enjoyable. and visitors may rest assured
that The strrtcst order will be enforced.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEME>TS.-Capfa Pa
rater. Lieutenant Iomlinson, sergeant Rnaba, Cor.
pOral Berger John B. Scott, Albert PrOllitt.
Iy 1N-ot
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TIE WARWICK COLLAR Is made like the Elm
wood, with all the edges folded they will not turn
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,r IL WORN AT WAfEhkN"-
PLACES.

-,,,> J.,E r.&N,NG AND El'ES!SG.
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A GRAND PUBLIC TEMPERANCE
~ MEETING, under the auspices Of EXCEL
SIOR iIIISIDN. No. 3j, SONS OF TEMPE
RANCE. at the ODp-FELLOWS' HALL, corner
New and Franklin streets, on TUESDAY Eve
and SrRAkIHG by the best speakers OF the cl'7 The
public are invited 10 be present. The nciglborirg
divisions arc cordially inyitedo attend. jy l2.2t*
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THE CIVIL DoCEEr.-Judge Guigon vii
cal! the civil docket in his court to-day.
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r,.-p.D.a,rc of ;he DIspatch.l

>~.g> FeR 81 TAING.
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LOST sTRAYED, AND FOUND.

r CsT. on Saturday the 10th instant, some.
- where on Main or Cary between Secono anu
sc yeDteenth streets, one GOLD KING seb viii
large carbuncle, egg-shapcd, for which y suitable
re ward will be paid II lett at rins ONCE.
10 i.
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Hair. Dressing.

r>t\riN>.NE TOILETS.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS GUARD OF TIE 4
IL COMMONWEALTH, RICHMOND, July q
l2ih. lS75.-The members of Company &C" H
will assemble at The armory THIS tMOndayl III
EVENING at $50 u'c'sck for business and drill
By orier Of the captain.
Z. c. WALTHALI,
to urflprly
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TOR SALE, THESTOCK, GOODWILL,
u and FIXTURES of n FIR>T-CL ASS GRO
Gerry sTOKE-an old, esiabls shed house. No bet
ter -tand in the city. A rare chance, upon accjM-
M dating terms. Inquire OF
~ sOUIRE & CRAWFORD.
Real Estate Agents and Aucioneers,
iy 1D.MSW2x No. VI Bank street.
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MEETINGS..


MASONIC NOTICE.-Tbe men, g -
M bers Of Loge Francase, 80: SO, are Xxx
Quescd to attend stated meeting 1T Wash-/ w
iucton Hall. on Broad street, THIS EVENING at
o'clock. Members Of sister city lodges and tran
sicnt brethren In good standing are Invited to be
present.
BY order Of the ". NJ.
July 2 \. L. 57S5. 4. u. 1875. u l2.lt*
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(UTY LAUNDRY FOR SALE.-WiIl be
~ sold ut public auction. FOR CASH; MOSDA1' Non ~
Iu;y IDlh. al l2 o'cock NJ, all the FIXTURES,
Fi'RNITUKE, aud IMPLEMENTS belong ing 10
ile civ Lauu Try, northeast corner CT Main ana
Fourteenth streets, Richmond, Va.
: wa BRO0CkS & co,
;v1Oot Pyoprietors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-12

HOWlTZERS, ATTENTION - AK
IL assemble al your armory MUNDAi.t4o
July 9th, at Z. NJ. III citizens dress. ;y '1EEt
order CAPTAIN CARTER. Ek<a5
jy l2-lt
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WV YORK FASHION NOTES.