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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-19

RETAIL MARKET PRIcEs-The following is
a statement OF the retail city market prices
on Saturday:
Meats Beef Choice, 16s to zoe. second
cuts, 15c.; shin, 10 to 25:. Veal Choice,
lGs 10 S0c. outlets, 163c.; shin, 10 to 3Oc.
Lamb, II to &c.,; breast, l5c. chops, 163..
Fo,cts. Chickens, very good. 25 to 40c., or
four for 81. Market we'll supplied. Ducks,
35 to SOC or Toe. to s1.25 per pair.
FiSh.-Fish are scarce and high; good spots,
25c. per bunch; sheepShead, 123 TO 1890.
per pound; large front, from to 10c. per
pound croakers and trout, from 16 TO Csc.
per bunch crabs, from 80 to soc. per dozen ;
no sturgeon in market; black club, from
123 to ICE. per pound.
Fe9etables.- Irish potatoes, new, 15c. per
hslf-peck; per peck, % to 30c. Market
pretty we'll supplied. Beets. to SC. per
bunch. Cynlins, 5 TO 10c. per dozen. Toma-
toes, ID to zoe. per quart; extra tomatoes,
SOC. per dozen. Snaps, s to 10c. per half.peck.
Onions, 10c. FER quart. Cabbage, 3 to 10c.
Der head. Green corn, 20 to 30c. per dozen.
Cucumhers. 10 15e. per dozen.
Fruits. Apples, 5 to 15c. per quart; black
berries, 5 to 81. per quart; peaches, 20 to
4Oc. per quart; whortleterries, 1Oc. per
quart.
Mscellaneous.- prime, 30 to 35c.;
cooking butter, 25 to 30c. Eggs. zoe.
There is fair supply of cantlelopes in the
market, and are sold from 10 10c. piece.
There are only few watermelons from this
section Of the country, and they bring fancy
prices. Southern watermelons are selling
from % to 75c. piece, but are in no great
demand.
Fifty boxes of tomatoes from the Fish
Haul farm of John B. Davis reached the city
Saturday, and were sold out at the rate OF
- per bushtl.
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EOR RENT. Ga
Il FRAME DWELLING on Twenty-eighth ia
street between Marshall and Clay with five roomss
BRICK STORE No. IL, with DWELLING
,boye, on HI oad street near Brook avenue
TWu.STUaY BRICK DIV ELL1hG on Ihlrd
street between Jack son and Duya, with i've rooms;
kllcht II. &c. . NIL,
Park. ,,>-c, - ro-
tieth street between Grace and FRANKLIN WIN n'e
rooms; III chem &c.
STORE and DWELLING on Ncspy street, COR
ner JAY street. n ,,
street between Duval and ia .kSon.
FRAME DWELLING Oh Catharine street near
Henry. - s,,,oo.,,, ,,root
near Baldwin street. ,, >
RoOMS on Second street between jackson ana
Dnv,I aunjy To- RICHARDSOS Il o.,
70 "a aeaGIt lib Main street.
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DR.. J. II. Turnbull, president Of the Ame.
rican Pathological Association, In a long ad-
dress delivered last week Ut Newport, 10 that
Ass ociation, said: "Few men are without
pet photographed prejudice or two, and
the more unreasonable theseare the more ob-
s,inatey they are held fast. l frankly con.
!css my own weakness in this matter. There
are few luXuries would not, for the good Of
nv fr!ow.creatures, resign less reluctantly
than that Of spelling 'centrc' and theatre
in ,Jpinsunian fashion,"
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CoSvEYAScEs OF REAL ESTATE for the week
ending July II, 1875 1: Lots fronting IA
feet on Eighteenth street between X and
Venable for $500; 1919 feet on l. street near
Eighth for $4,000; 81 feet on | street De:
tween First and Second for 5000; 10 7-24
feet on Fifth street near Duval; 40 feet on k
street for 81 $50; 64 feet on Fl street between
Kinney and Harrison for 1896; 5S feet on
G street, corner BelvIdere, for $4,000;
81 feet on & street between Pine and
Laurel for S1,3y5; 81 feet on + street
for S2,515; 33 feet on Il street for Sl,l30;
% feet on Third street near II for Il ,o50 !;
81 1G feet on Baker street between Sc
cDnd and st. Stephen for 500: SO feet
on f street near Pine for $500; 40 teet
on Denny street near Seventh Tor $40;
20 1-6 feet on Z street between Third and
Fourth for 81, SO; G3 feet on G street, cor
ncr Pine, for $3.50; feet on street
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth for
S2,40O; Il 1924 feet on Belvlderc street near
High tor 5000; 2G0 feet on l. street between
Seventh and Eighth for $i095; 10 feet on Il
street, corner MonrAf, for $500.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

A LADr's RESISTANCE TO LAW. - Some
OF the officers OF the law We're on
Saturday compelled to discharge q
most dlsagreeable and painful duty in
forcing lady to attend the Chancery Court.
The executor Of the estate Of the late Jere.
miah Willis several days ago complained to
the Judge that Miss Mary Willis, daughter OF
the deceased, refused TO allow the appraisers
Of the court 10 enter one or two Of the ROOMS
Of Mr.. Wiilts's late residence. Tbereupon a
rule was awarded sgaiust her to show cause
why she should not be dealt with as the law
directs for resisting the appraisers. To this
she msde no response, though repeatedly
warned of the consequences OF her refusal.
On Saturday an attachment against her
for contempt Of court was issued
and placed in the bands Of Deputy Sheriff
Temple Elicit. Miss Willis refused to allow
him admittance to The house. Speaking TO
her through the window, be begged and en-.
treated her to &C with him to the court,
promising TO take her there. 10 carrla &c,
and 10 treat Eer with all the respect and con-
siderution her position entitled her 10. She
Still declired; whereupon Dir. Elicit went
back to the courtroom and consulted Judge
Guigon, who was acting for Judge Fitzhugb.
Judge Guigon insisted that the order OF The
court must be obey ed. and Mr.. Elicit, Mr..
Winston, and two or three policemen went 10
the house, and for quarter of an hour tried
by persuasion to get admittance. TBat fail
ing, policeman entered by window and
opened the front door for the other gentle
men. After getting into the house they
found Miss Willis locked in her room. 1t
was 10 vain they exhorted bcr to come out
or to let them In. She was deaf to their de-
mands. and apparently Indifferent as to the
con sequences. Finally an axe was obtained
and the door pried open, and Miss Willis
stood face to face with the officer She, still
refused to go with them to court, but find
ing them determined though kind, she, after
long delay, reluclliDtly consented to arrange
her toilet and get into the carriage and 60 to
the courtroom. At the courtroom door
there was another sceEe, but by bard effort
she was at last brought in the presence Of
the Judge.
II having been suggested to Judge Guigon
that possibly the lady was suffering from
some mental disease q commission de III
natico inquirendo, composed Of Justices Is
bell, " ats, and Saunders, was summoned,
and Judge Guigon waived action in the mat
ter OF contempt until they rendered their
decision.
The commission heard some evidence and
adjourned until To-day, when they will pro.
cped with the inquiry. Miss Willis was
confined in the Church Institute Saturday
night.
Mr.. Willis was prominent member Of
the Society of Fr,enCs. He died about three
or four weeks ago, in the eighty second year
of bis age. HIS daughter here mentioned
appears to be forty or forty.fire.
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AUCTION SALES THIS Day.

WARREN 6 TUPPER. p. NJ. two framed teu.,
ments, Nos. GOT and sos, on the east line OF
Eighteenth street., north OF lay.
Sc WILLIAMS. 5H P. H., brick tene-
mcnt No S03 Franklin street, between sighGh
and Ntn,h; 2. M.. lot OF ground on the north
side Of Clay between Eighth AMI Ninth; also. a
smal! framed house and lot on the west side Of
Ninth street between Clay and Leigh.
j. l.. APPFRS0N, p. NJ, commissioners sale Of
the Monumental Hotel.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, 6 P. NJ, framed house
on the corner OF Mcdonald and Tenth streets
W. B. RATCLIFrE. groceries, &c.
& CO., 6 p. ", building lot on
Franklin street between Seventh nd Eighth.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Death Of Hon. L.. G, Cow,

Death Of Hon. l.. &. C0wper.
Especial telegram TO the Dispa,ch.l
PORTSMOUTH, Va, July 17.-Hon. Leopold
c. Cowper, who was Northumberland OF
Virginia under Governor Pierrepont, died
at his home in Portsmouth Of dropsy to-day.
He had been lingering for months.
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MILITARY EHCANPMENTS.-On saturday
the officers Of the Filst regiment OF this cry
received from the tir.t corps OF c'dets OF bcs'
ton an Invitation to be their cadets guests
from the 2Oth TO the % instant ut their en-
canpment at Nahant. 1t is not likely that lie
Officers can avail themselves OF the klno III
ylta,ion, but it is nevertheless welcome 10
them as showing the iraternal spirit existing
between northern aud southern military Or
CARNATIONS.
The Executive Board OF the First reg
ment has resolved to lay before the several
companies of the regiment the question OF
going into encampment at the Greenbrler
White Sulphur Springs during the month OF
Augu>t. 1t is proposed 10 leave here some
Monday morning and 10 return 10y the fol
loving sunday. 1t is expected that the cX.
pen,e for the round trip, including railroad
fare. meals, &:., will not exceed SO Per nan !:
and il is iut,maIed that 800 will be forth
coming from liberal gentleman 10 supply
any Deficiencies ia the regimental tlnd-.
The matter will probably be definitely set,
lied this week. and il iayorab.y considered
by majority OF the companies the necessa-
rv ARRANGEMENTS will ut once be made.
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Germany.

LONDON. July ia special dispatch TO
the Pail Mall Gazette says the German Gov
ernment has ordered that the declaration Of
submission by Catholic clergymen to the
new laws shall be kept strictly secret, the
purpose being to secure them from persecu-
ton by the utramontanes.
Count Won Arnim has arrived at Carls-
bad. His health is in precarous condition.
After close c,r t; 8; at Wurzburg The Libe.
rails have obtained m,jority in the Elec-
toral College, and it Is now believed that the
Liberal ticket will be victorious throughout
Bavaria.
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The weather and Its Effects.

HEAVY STORM TN CANADA,
ToRoSTo, July ia severe storm pre-.
vailed in this section to-day. At Belleville q
man and boy were killed by lightning. At
Harrston steam planiDg-mil AID cabinet
factory were struck and burned.
RAIN.sToRM IN NEBRASKA.
OMAHA, July 17.--There was terrific
ran-storm in this vicinity last night.
KILLED By LIGHTNING.
WATERrowS, n. Y, July ia storm
prevailed here TO day, during which Jane
MuIagan, aged nineteen, was killed by light.
niDg
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The Missinr Balloon.

CHICAGO. July H. Nothing has been heard
of the balloon which lett here THURSDAY
night. 1t is generally supposed it was swept
into the lake by the terrific storm THURSDAY
Later.-A special to the Chicago Times
from Goshen, Ind, says 60 Yesterday morn
ing balloon vas seen passing over tnat clty
in an eas,ery direction. 1t was high IN tne
air, and the parties in it were cheering, ou'
whether it was Donaldson or some othei
2tironaiIt is not known"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-19

CAPTAIN BLaKEMAS NOT DEAD.-Upon in.
formation received from officers of the Old
Dominion Steamship Company here, we on
Saturday, announced the death Of Captain
Brakeman, formerly of the steamship Old
Dominion. The telegram below corrects
the statement:
sNEw YORK, July 1G.-To George w. allen
Dc Co.: AIy dispatch of yesterday in re-
gard TO the death Of Captain Brakeman is an
error. IL Was his father. Correct it.
"H. A. BOURNE"
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Ea YelIow-Feyer ut Norfolk.

NORFOLK, July 17.-There is no truth in
the report telegraphed from Washington
that there is yellow.feyer here. The presi-
dent of the Board of Health states there has
been none at quarantine, and the city was
never healthier.
WASHINGTON, July 17.-Dispatches from
various authorities deny the presence ofyel-
low.ftyer at Norfolk.
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ysaCfsly Thompson.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, july H. Waddy 1bofnp
son. who baS figured so extensively 10 sew
eral haJeas coyeus cases in Missouri, arrived
here this Z. NJ. in charge Of tbs sherih.
Owing TO the illness of Thompson ne was
nermitted 10 remain IN the house OF friend
IN charge CT an officer until Monday, wbea
he will be brought II fore the CRIMINAL Coh'
for trial, he havinz forfeited his BOND o
SO 900 for his appearance here some wcss'
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Indian Movements In the Black Hills.

OMAHA, July 17.--The Herald's letter from
the Red Cloud agency, dated the 9th instant,
states that strong and wel-arned ana
equipped body of Uncapapa Sioux are on
the war-path in the Black Hills with the
avowed determination to cover the country
with horses hoof-tracks. IS
From Indian sources We learn that they,
have had two encounters with white men ana
miners, and killed seven in one and three IN
another Darty.
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DO NOT GET LEFr.-On the occasion oil
the late Pythian excursion to Washington
and Mount Vernon a good many persons
mjstook the hour Of starting and were lait
behind, much to their disappointment. re
excursion to the same places tomorrow Will
leave the corner of Broad and Adams streets
promptly at a quarter before & O'Clock A: d.
So be on hand in time if you do not Wish 10
share the same fate.
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UYspEpsIA:-SucA as sour stomach, sex he'd-
a,he hat;,ual castivcnes- heartburn, water-eraSi,
comirg IN OF the food coated tongue, d1.aereeanic
tlste In The mouth. papilation OF the htars' ana
al diseases Of the stomach and liver GkEES AZ
Grsc FLOWER win relieve you at euce. IL you
doubt this 90 10 yonr .gist aud get sample bot
III. f,r 1uc PCRCEIL, LAnD. Il Co. Esnts.
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Cuba. :

HAVANA, VIA KEY WEST, July 1.-THE
Spanish man.of:war Churruca chased
British schooner in an haroor of Hsyti, and
the Hayiien authorities, upon examination,
found a contraband cargo on her. The
British consul is reported to be making an
Investigation.
The Cuban insurgents have captured TIVE
forts near Barracoa, together with their gar
risop
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A p..tor "Locked Out"

HAMILTON. CANADA, July 1T, ,,e trustees
Of S.. andrews churca here h:.ye been em-
covered by the copgresa,ic.n to lockout
Rev. Mr. Burnett, their pas..or, who has re-
fused to enter the Upited Church along Win
them,
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Examination Of FOREIGN Letters

WASHINGTON, July 1.-The post-ottice
regulations have bees. modified so that the
customhouse officers'smay examine foreign
letters suspected Of containing articles liable
to duty. Suspected letters shall be held, the
person to whom addressed notified, and the
letter opened bv him in the presence OF a
custom. house officer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-19

EpoN DsuGGlsrs.-There is no Ia e OF dyspep'
e, ,ha, GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER will not ct'se'
60 10 YOUR druggis: and irqnire about II. II s"u
suffr frorn co.tiyeness, sick headache SONY $40.
mach, Indigestion, liver complaint. or
~ IN. stomach or liver try IT, Two or three doses
win r.heye YOU. Sample bottles, 10 cents.
PURCELL, LADp & Co, Agents.
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BoUJAssoS's CAsE.--A number of friends
of Bouj rsson called at the Capitol on Satur-
day to learn the result of the application
made for bis pardon. The endorsation OF
judge Guigon Oh the petition was only made
on Friday afternoon, and the Governor left
lhe city saturday morning; consequently be
had no time 10 give the matter tui consldera-
ton. 1t is expected that the Governor w!S
announce his decision very shortly, and O
favorable result is not deSpaired OF.
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NEW York, July ia cable d,spateh
signed by the president OF the Round Lake
Camp Meeting Association and other mInfs-
tefs has been sent to Moody and Sankey. in /
London, inviting them TO hollis ten days,
meeting at Round Lake IN September.
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS con-
stitutional amendments adopted by the last
General Assembly, and which are to be pre-
sented to the next General Assembly, being
first, however. published, as required by
law, for the Information of the people, are
now being prepared for the newspapers BY
the clerk of the House of Delegates.
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fdSA EEHs.
BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1l13 Msin stree..

II R II E n T. Ga
Low RENTS TO IMMEDIATE APPLICANTS.
No. 701 corner Clay and Seventh streets; eight
rooms. bathrooms. &c.
No. 415 Park Row: eight ROOMS. a
No 129 Clyie Place: eight rooms.
No. 20 west Canal, SIX rooms.
No. 2G5 south Second street; hye rooms.
No. 523 north FOush.e street: four rooms.
No. 629 south First street live rooms
No. 623 south FIRST street three rooms.
No. 2lS south berry street three rooms.
Upper portion Of No. 1922 east NAN steet;
twe,ve rooms; suitable FOR hoardirg h"use; Ap-
ply to j. ThohfsoS Dho" NJ
1Y 1871
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rI.p ,rctt PRINTING ilorSE.-lu ords1 20 met I
,h. cn.t,ntlv jp,r,us!ug deaands Of our trade We
b.va .,u.J . veil. selected assortment OF NEW
TypE, which, together wish our lxr.eeEp MA
rutxrpY anJ sKlLFUL MECHANICAL TALENT
&c ,rr,ut us n, guaranteeing the VERY REST CLASS
az wnuk at moderate asuIes and In ihe most eA-
mt,
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/ SARATOGA and all other styles Of TRUNKS af
EoscHEs's, 500 and 511 Broad Street. SOLE
LEATHER VALysEs, RArLRoAp BAGS. LADIES'
hne sATcHELs, &C.. at BoscHEN's, 500 and 511
Rrrras str j 4#r.t.t
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TIE CAHBoLIC MOUTH Wash, as prepared pS
MEADE & BAKER, Is The best preparation fof sor'
cunIs or mouth, or dsinf cling decayed teeth nov
used. II Is rtcommcnded by our leading cchtists
Call and get bottle.
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WEST VIRGINIA Coal GOING TO Nova
SCaTIA.- he schooner Lecne>Sa.' Captain
Achorn, cleared at the cli>toln-bouse SItur-
day evening for Halifax, n. s., With cargo
O. West Virginia coal, brought here ria ii e
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. The Leo
nessa arrived here short time sir &c with
cargo Of plaster from Halifax. Alter delV-,
eriug her return cargo OF West Virginia coal
in Halifax she will take on cargo OF Nova
Scotia coal and sail for New York.
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The Raven1x CoIiectorA edhce at
goutsyisle.

LOUISVILLE, M!y l7.-Coionei (. b; aun,' NJ,
Supervisor OF internal Rs'enne' ana :. 80 >"
Horton. special agent OF ;he treasury; ps.s
arrived here ss.nd with SPECIAL Agent W oee,es
will Immediately ccDmeuce tpoioaSn AZ
examination into the etalrs o' sue sh'''
here. which, meanwhile. has been cioseu'
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Faaiur@.

Ngw YoRK, July 17.--Tbe failure of FL.
Dsly & Co, tea-merchants, Is announced.
Their liabilities are supposed to include no
large amounts.
NEW YORK, July IT, Herman Block,
wholesale hlncber, of Brooklyn, has failed.
Liabilities, 100000.
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Ireland.

QuEENsTowN, July 1.-THE whale with
which the steamship Scytbia came In contact
and damaged her propeller has been brought
in here by tug. 1t was picked up off Bal
lycottoD, and is tifty.four feet long.
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s.nns,.-d EXPRESS EobDer Arrested.

l.plAsAp,Lls, July l7.--WlIliam bIlcse-
man, Supposed to be one OF tIe msn .mp,,' ,ph
Gated ;n the recent attempted express ROB-
bery ans, murder at Long Point, ll!loois, va
srres,ef, las, night. The llrger one oi hi
tyo u,en is still III large.
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FNED.-Police-Justce White on Saturday
fined Ben. Saunders, Frederick Richardson,
aud j. F. Powell Sl2 each for removing the
BARRIERS and driving over the unfinished
pavement on Cary between Thirteenth and
Virginia streets
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Fire.

CHICAGO, July i7.,-Lewis Schulize's furnt-
ture factory, on Milwaukee avenue. was
burned to-day, with large amount Of sea-
soned lumber and other stock. Loss, $780,
900,
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Thomas Carlyle recently closed an inter
view with 4 London correspondent 0. The
Stn Francisco ChrOAtcle with this character
lstic .rowl at California You are doing no
good there; YOU are harWIEg the world.
Cover Over your mines, leave your gold IN
the earth, and so to planting potatoes:
Every man who gives 4 potato 10 the Woflu
i, the beDelaclor Of bis race. but you Win
your gold are overturning society, making
the isnoblc prominent, increasing every
where ,he expenses of living. aud confusing
alt lhlugS'
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PERsoEAL.-Judge r. II. Cockerille. of
Fairfax, member of the last House of ID le.
gates, was in the city on Saturday.
Governor kemper is at his old home in
Madison county.
Judge Filzhugh has gone to the country
for recreation and Improvement of bis health.
Judge Guigon held court Tor him Saturday.
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san; SoUci SISGEKs.-At mee'lhs "a
number OF young gentlemen heIa on SStur
day evening mu>ica! and social c'IcT was
Organized under the name OF oahs So"c'
Singers, With the following hcets rles1- 81
deut, Leroy T. Brown; Vlce-tres GenI, D.
Z. Burroughs; Secretary, A. ;. Notl iIta'
surer, c. A. Pulling; Lfaoef; T.. A. eSolef
Assistant Leader, j. Horace Gill.
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BAsE-BALL.-A match game of baseball
was played on Saturday afternoon between
the Virginia and Swan club, in which the
former were victorious by score OF 2o 10 l0.
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New York MOrfuarY.

| NAw YoRk, July 17.--The number Of
deaths here this week was 800; an increase
OF 147 over last week.
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COMMISSION MEgcuANrs.-We solicit your OF
tlers for printing, or u call at aw Time you n,a!
wsh 10 see specimens or obtain estimates feeling
assured that 1t will be to yoGr advantage,
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"lgnorant coored people don't take in
Washington" says an exchange. No, they
only take iu Washing, aud let the ton alone,
Ne,g York Commercial advertiser.
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The Saratoga glazer who bet a box OF
window-ylass on yesterdays race must be u
very paue.s,sking ieIlow.-Ne,o York Com
mcrctdl AdCertiSer.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRiNTrNG-HoUsE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed
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W. BLAIR & GO. have Jn:t received IN 'he''
new store. 903 Main sir, ct, most eieahs S'eeA
t;ne wines tens llauors. aud fancy groceries.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-19

DISPATCH -HoCsR.-Unsurpsssed IA
cifities for the prompt execution Of all kinds Of
printing. Orders filled promptly and at low pr,res.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-19

ALL COLLARS not male of li;.en can DC wasileo-
10 pi ces. Wear the Flnwood, which VIII heep
Glenn longer than any other without washing.