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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-01
Weather Report.

WASHINGTON, June 30.--For the Lower
Lakes and Ohio Valley and Tennessee, sta.
tionary pressure and temperature, south
west to southeast winds, clear and partly
cloudy weather.
For the Gulf and South Atlantic States,
nearly stationary pressure and temperature.
generally clear weather, and southwest ard
southeast winds.
For the Middle and Eastern States, rising
barometer, northwest to southwest winds,
cooler, partly cloudy, and clear weather.
The lower Mississippi and lower Ohio
rivers will rise slightly. The Missouri will
fall
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For the H.alIes,

EEtors Dispatch Gentlemen,- will you
be kind enough to say to the ladies through
your valuable journal that they would be
conferring aspeeial favor on the drygoods
men generally ii they would limit teeir shop.
ping to 81 O'Clock P. NJ, thereby allowing
the gentlemen thus engaged sn hour to
breathe fresh air. Yours very truly,
! - A eGFFEaEE FROM CONFINEMENT. !
Richnlond, June 30, 1875.
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MARRlAGE.LiCENsBs ISSUED. - Thirty.six
marriage-IictuSeS were issued from the
clerks Office of the Hastings Court during
the month Of June, Notwithstanding hot
weather-twenty to white and sixteen to CO.
lored persons.
From the clerks Office Of the County Court
three marriage.lcenSes were issued-two to
coiored couples and one TO white couple.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-01

THE PHYSICIAN in charge of the city ambu.
lance, and not the driver, did not deem the
case Of the lady who was taken sick on Fii-
teenth street on Tuesday evening one which
came under the ambulance regulations, and
therefore he declined to take her home.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-01

ITs VALUE rs fNcALcULAKLE.-For all diseases
with which children are afflicted during the pro-
cess OF seelhiuR Mrs. WINsLow's SOOTHING sY-
RuP IL certain remedy. 1t has stood the test or
thirty years, and never kno~ to fall Curss wind.
collie, regulates The bowels, softens the gums, and
nllAvs all pafn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-01

.rpecal telegram to the Disrstchl
ALEXANDRIA, Va, JuEe 30..-.S. Bernheim.
er's store was robbed last night Of q NUM-
ber of watches, q pistol, and other articles,
10 the value Of about $3.50. A coIofed thief
has been arrested, and most Of the plunder
recovered
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-01

COUNTERFEIT MoNsY.-A day or two ago,
while the hands were cleaning out the iron
pipes in the cells at the Second police.station,
they came across four counterfeit fve.cent
pieces and handsome pair OF gold specta'
Giles. 1t is supposed that some prisoner who
was not properly searched threw them in.
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An Attempt to AssassiEsass Colonel
Z, LYLE GlnsSs

BALTIMORE. june 3O.--Co!onel j. Lyle
-, ,-';' -l't'r =, r--n 4haf in 'he
Of Georgetown, d. C., who made joint at
tack upon him. The wound is not ueccssa.
lily fatal, but Colonel Clarte is greatly eX-
bausted from loss OF blood. The Brewers,
who we're arrested, say they were avenging
sisters WrODps.
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IcE-CHEAh FOR July 4TH AND 5TH.--pIzZtNI
advert,ses In another column for his customers TO
leave early orders FOR Ice &c, for the above
days. Do not delsy, was doue by eome last yrar,
and then be unable TO Ret cream IN the city. FIZ-
zISt will supply all orders left before midday satur
day, certain, .fr.
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Death by LIGHTNING.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.

Especial teae8ram 70 the Uispatch.I
FRRDsaiCx>BURG, June 30.-Tbe residence
Of Richard Stephens, in spotsylvania county,
was struck by lightning yesterday evening,
and youth Of fourteen years, named John
Powell, who was standing near the door,
was instantly killed. The house was ignited,
but the danes were extipguisbed.
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DIrI Area -;.:- -.s.-.--is a. -
the constantly Increasing demands Of our trade we
have added n well. elected assortment Of NEW
II rE, which. together with IMP sovED MA
Ch.SHRY and shILfUL MECHANICAL rALLS7 d.
warrant us In guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLASS
OF WORK at moderate figures aud In the most ex-
ped,tIous manner.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


Gsnecial telegram to the Dlsps,ch.I
WASHINGTON, June 30.-- Secretary DelaDa
has returned to Washington. He does no,
know at what particular period he will re,
tire from his present office, but 1t seems GER
taiu that he will do so before many weeks
The Treasury Reorganization Under the
Kellogg bill began to.duy. There will be 9
reduction Of over three hundred and eighty.
four employ ees.
General Spinner retired from the public
service at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
TMos.
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Radlroafa Troubles.

MENrHIs, June 30.-There IL no change
from yesterday In the troubles of the Mem
phis and Little Rock railway. Mr.. Dow, as
sgent for the trustees, stll holds possession
OF the road, and the whole matter will doubt.
less be transferred to the Arkansas courts
for settlement.
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FLOUR ISsPEcTED.-The following is q
statement of tue -four inspected in Richmond
for the month ending Both of June, 1916, ex-
elusive of the city mIlls-viz. Family,
l,095 barrels extra superfne, 1926 barrels
superfpe, S2l barrels; fine, Il barrels ; con.
demned, 212 barrels.
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SHEETISas AND SHIRTIYGs retaied at whole
sale prices at LEVY BROTHERS. Utica and pavcl
Shestipgs ut less than Wholesale prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-01

DEEDS RECoRDED.-Duripg the past month
two hundred and two deeds were recorded
in the clerks Office Of the Cbancery Court of
this city. Sixty five deeds were recorded in
The clelk's Office Of Heprico County Court.
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Go TO levy BRoTHERs' FOR YOUR LINEN
GOODS II Is the only place that keeps foil sssorf-
msr;. and their prices are lower than the lowest.
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Cry DERT.--Mr. J, B. Royster, City Ar-
':;tnr, Eils. 60 ADJ atler to-day. p&y the semi.
.anuai iu,eres! :if;e On tie sut u, snr vrty 4,
and is also prepared to pay. on presentation,
all the bonds of the city which have Datured,
amounting TO about $4,000.
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CuARrr rAR1r P1C.NIc-Mr. Thoma

CHARITABLE P1C.NIc.-Mr. Thomas Cox is
chairman of the committee of arrangements
for picnic to be had at the State Fair.
Grounds on Monday next for the benefit OF
St. Joseph's Orphan Asylum. Trains will
run on the Fredericksburg railroad every
half-hour during the day for the accommoda'
tiop of those who may desire to attend.
There will be all sorts Of amusements, such
as trotting. and running-races, games of base'
hql, &c
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ONE DOLLAR Will buy frst-clsss summer US-
DERsHIRT ct HENRY hiLLER's geatlenen's fur
nishns house.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

ROBERT B. LYME. P. NJ, LOT with brick store
thereon on The south side Of Franklin between
Seventeenth.aud Eighteenth streets.
WILLIAMS & GlRS IN, 6 P. NJ, house and lot
No. ITO Baker street.
COOK &LACGHTON, 10 A. NJ, crockery and
glassware.
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NEW PLAID DRESS GOODS inst received at SYCLE
BROTHERS. at one shilling per yard. These goods
are the latest out, and their full value Is 85 cents
Supply yourselves at once.
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Of which are horrible. The people are atier
him.
In sbe United States Circuit Court at New
York yesterday Genersi Monk was convict.
ed OF passing counterfeit money.
The Beecher-Tiiton jury Is again locked
up for the nignt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-01

LXDGERS. JOURNALS, DAy.BoOKs; CASH, IN
voice, Order. Bill Books, e., OF the best home
make and large stock Of the chs northern sy les
al 1918 Main street. RANDOLPH i ENGLISH.
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Save TIME AND MONEY by going 20 BOsCHEN's
5G9 and eli Broad street, for all kin Is Of boots
s.;ocs, trunks, valises, or sachels
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-01

LINEN AND LAWN SUITS in endless variety at
LEVY BROTHERS. Hamburger Nets and Laces at
reducad pricCg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-01

Or. w. u. stokes, Mount Hope Retreat, Balti-
more. 50 rs: "Lieslg's Liquid Extract Of Beef and
Tonic orator Is the hest preparatioE used, and
confidently recommend It TO the medical profes-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-01

ShyENTY.FIyE CENTS will buy q good GAUZE
UsDERsnIRT at henry mILLRa's, GIG Main
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Mr.. CHARLES EUKER WILL HAVE AN OPENING
LUNCH al his new es'ablishment, No. 1l16 hain
street, to-day, July LIST, beginning al IL o'clock A.
IL, when he will be happy entertain his ftiends.
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The Irish and American Teams.

DUBLIN, June 30.-There was shooting to.
day at Dolly Mount for the Spencer cup, free
to all corners. Messrs. Bruce, Yale, Dakin,
Gilderseeve, Ballard, Coleman, and Garfield,
of the American Team, and all the members
oftbe Irish Team and Shooting Club. took part
In the contest, which resulted in another vic.
tory for the Americans. r. C.. Coleman won
the cup, making a score of AZ out of pos
sible 80. The range was 1000 yards. Gil.
dersleeye and Yale also won prizes during
the DAYS shooting. 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-01

MRTEoRoLoGIcAL.-The following. is a
statement of the thermometer taken at sun.
rise every morning during the month OF
June, from an elevated point in the city:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-01

COMMISSION MERCHANTs.-We solicit your OF
dcrs for printing. or a call NJ any time you may
wish 10 ser specimens or obtain estimates feeling
assured .nat II will be 10 your advantage.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done al the
DISPATCH PRISTING-HoUsE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-01

PoLICR Cornr. Observation-Disclosures
Woodson and Lucy Ashton (colored),
charged with sssauliIng and abasing Henry
Carter, were fined 90 each.
Henry Carter (coiored), charged on cross.
warrant with assaulting aud striking Adeline
Woedsou with o door.bar, was fined q.
Lucy Davis (colored,. charged with as"
saulting and striking Tobias Brooks, and also
with assauliing and beating Sallia Waddy,
wa< fined % end sent to jail for six hours.
Catharioe Mitchell (colored). guilty Of as
saulting and beatiug the child OF Chsrles
Miller, was fined % and sent to Jail In de-
fault Of payment.
John Jones (colored), guilty Of stealing
one lot Of silver and copper coins, valued at
$40, from A. G. Babcock, was sent to Jail for
ninety days.
Simon Elicit was fined $3.50 for fast riding
on the public streets, and e. K. Perkinson
S1e for fast driving ucross the Free bridge.
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DISPATCH Observation-Disclosures IA
cities for the prompt execution Of all kinds Of
printing. Orders filled promptly aud ut low prices
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EXCURSIONS.
EASUASAVSS.
old TIMES COME AGAIN!
GRAND EXCURSION TO WEST POINT
MONDAY, JULY 9TH, 1875.

The undersigned well.known excursionists In re-
turning thanks to their many friends tor past pa
ironage offer the public ONE MORE. ExCUR.
SION to this favorire sALT-WATER REsORI,
and The management take pleasure 10 saying tnat
mass any they have heretofore giveD:.. A select
Committee has been appointed. who will admit no
impr0per parties ON the tran. Special attention
VIII b. paid to ladies and children, and the stricest
order enforced.
Z wo match games Of BASEBALL will be played
between the bonanza and He'd stocking Clubs, and
Inc Manchester. Jr's ana the Yirgtnias. A Silver
Medal win be awarded The victorious Clubs. Also;
boat-race besides dancing. boating, batnlne, anu
Rand In attendance. Train will leave the York
River depot at 7:3O A. NJ. and return at 7:3o Z:
n Adams =. n, Perdue. Committee Of Arrange
ments: K. S. Hagan, R. NJ. Martin, ). r. Waldman.
10 30.4t f
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PERSONAL---VERY.. r. Furman, D. O., OF
South Carolina, distinguished as lecturer
aud poet, arrived in the city Yesterday.
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HAMMocKs.-Anothe lot received at LEVY Bno-
THEIRS. Price, $3.50.
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ONE HUNDRED DOZEN BOYS MIXED COTTON
SoCES at d per dozen ut LEVY BROTHERS.
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CUSTOM fIAED.MADE) woEH TO ORDER al
BosCHES.s, 5O9 and gil Broad street.
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ANOTHER LOT OF FANS, PARAsoLs, AsY Sr!<-
UMBRELLAS AT LEVY BROTHERS,.
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HosoR1se THE g1FLEMEN's VICTOR X

H0NORING THE RIFLEAENS 8 VICTORY.
NRwBUReE, N. Y, June 30.--The Nine.
teenth regiment Of this city this afternoon
fred salute at Washipgton's revolutionary
headquarters here Ia honor of the victory
of the American rihemen in England yester-
day. Captain Coleman, one of the Ameri.
can team, Is one of the staff officers of this
regiment; and Colonel Bodine, another one
of them, formerly lived here.
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HENRY MILLER, 9l6 Main street, Is selling good
GAUZE SHIRTS at 75c and 81,
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THE MEMBERS OF RICHMOND o sssaas
l. ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER, No. s. syXy4
will attend stated cony0cation OF their SsX
Errrt, THIS (Tburxday} EVENING, July ist A.
u. 1873, X. A. IL. 2405. at 2 o'ciocx. All Roya!
Arch MaaoDs are cordially invited TO attend. BY
order OF the N. E. Fl. r.
GEORGE r. KEEsEE.
jy 1.lA Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-01

FiRE.ALARas.--During the past mouth
there we're seven alarms of fire.
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GREAT BARGAINS n LADIES' DRESS GOODS at
LEVY BROTHERS.. All kinds at closing-out prices.
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BAD RoYs ARREsrKp.-sergeants Hall and
Folks, with a squad of policemen, went out
to the end OF Ninth street yesterday after.
noon and arrested some twenty negro boys
who bad been behaving very badly recently,
distur bing the neighbors, and using ex.
tremely improper language. Indeed, the
matter became 40 serious that the Mayor
had TO direct that the nuisance BE- abarej.
One of the persons residing 10 the neighbCr.
hood, although an aged female, was recently
injured by stone thrown by one of these
bad boys. They wilseppear before the Po-
lice Court this mornfBg.
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DIVIDENDS.

NATIONAL BANK OF VRGIEIA,l
RICHMOND, VA, June 29, 1870. )
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORSOFT THIS
i BANK have this day declared dividend OF
i've per cent free Of all taTssl pa{a1e on anu
after Sth July. D. ". LoChMCCSDp.
10 3ff.Jw ..' -#fa a3t r.Dt F@yfSasUles.s
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LOCAL MATTERS.
S1lilc of Colonel 7. II. Dewitt.
yc,,,ic, Of the Jury OF Inquest.

,>-rrL, syD MELANCHOLY THE CAUSE
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ELECTION OF OFFrcERs.-Aurora Lodge,
No. 116. /. D. .. F., has elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing term Noble
Grand, ID. Rosendorf; Vice. Grand, John T.
Rogers; Secretary, J. Thomas Pulling; Tres
surer, NJ. w. STROLLER; Chaplain, j. l.
Powers.
At the last regular Council of Chckabom
iny Tribe, No. 81. I. o. r. NJ, held in ttfeil
wigwam on the 29th sleep OF the hot moon
G. s, D. 3S4. the following chiefs were
elected to serve for the ensuing six moons
viz: Joseph w. Carter, Sschem; W. Z
johnson, Senior Sagamore; N. B. Grooms
Junior Sagamere John +. Shinberger, Z. o.
r.; j. Ii. Godsey, K. Of w.
At the last regular meeting OF Old Do
mInion Council, No. 130. Friends Of TEN
perance, the following officers were elected
for the ensuing term President. }. G. Clif
ton Associate, j. II. Wiley; Chaplain, J.J
Boyien; Recording Secretary, 3. h. Turner
Financial Secretary, J. +. W. Gibson; Trea
surer, George Gibson, Jr.; Conductor, {
n. Morgan; Assistant Conductor, j. Ii. HaT
low; Inside Sentinel w. II. Walters; Out
side Sentinel, J. Taylor Strstton; ex.Presi
dent, E. D. Meredith.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-01

& PALATIAL EsTABLIsHMESr.-Ano ogna-
ment TO the city and monument TO
the enterprise of Messrs. john 81. Ty .
Ter e Co. is their new store, No. 1908
Main street. Sixty years ago Taft Il
Mitchell, now John H. Tyier l. Co., estab-
lished themselves iE the jewelry business in
this eity on the broad and honest platform of
81 Fair dealing and no Misrepresentation to
any customer" and year by year their trade
has Increased unit. now :they are forced
to keep y stock costing great fortune. BY
the war they were heavy sufferers, but they
recommended soon at1er the evacuation and
have since met with aecheck. The building
No. 1908 Main street wss purchased by them
year or two ago, and has undergone e5ten.
siye alterations, repairs, and Improvements.
Its front above the store.feor presents the ap.
pearanee Of solid marble, while the store
front is Of plate.glass set in black wainGt
frames. TheISore is abont.9A feet in width By
.120 in depth, including the offices in the
ssear. The interior is even more elegantly
arranged aod decorated thaa the exterior.
The windows are lighted BY pdiectors, allow
and aleft," while over the sentre is one Of
HEe's patent IentilatiDg skylights--the first
that has been put up Ia Richmond. The
vault is fire. and burglar-prooE, and fur
nished inside with patent safes. The offices
are conveniently arranged SO as to obtain the
benefit Of the skyight. The wark-rooms
for repsiring and manufacturing are con.
structed upon the beat possible plan, con"
suiting the comfort and convenience OF the
workers.
The spacious apartment over the store
with it by broad fight OF
steps, is set apart as an exhibition.room. A
of works OF art In the department
of painting, sculpture, statuary, bronzes,
and curious trifies Of various kinds, will in .
little while make this one Of the attractive
places in the city. n. 5..
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rr,ru.x Toby. - The probdbshnes
= =. An, the ,>"other 'o-d"y "'a DC oo''e''
,... ....,l,, .,arnidy G.d clear.
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Corn EXCHANGE. "A meeting of the Board
of Directors of the Corn and Flour Ex-
change was held yesterday morning to ap-
point a committee Of five members, under
article 10 of the bylaws, to nominate ticket
of officers for the ensuing year. The fol.
lowing gentlemen were appointed on the
committee: Messrs. w. T. Staples, W. D..
Tompkns, P. A. sublett, c. L. Todd, Philip
Haxall. The following commissioners were
appointed to conduct the election: Messrs.
L. L. Bass, William II. Tyler, and Samuel
Maccubbin.
The nominating committee met at 9 0 clock
last evening aud agreed to recommend the
following gentlemen for election: For presl.
dent, L. D. Crenshaw; for first vice-presi-
hent. Z. W. McCance for second yice.pre-
sident, Alexander Walker. Directors: W.
g. Dandridge, John G. Friend, j. B. Som.
merville, William II. Smoot, William h.
Tyler, W. D. Gibson, George A. Barksdale,
j. ". Conrad, Henry Newman, A S. Lee.
The election will be held in the Exchange
on Friday morning, July I'd. The poll will
open at 81 O'Clock. ANY parties who may
not te able to attend at tfat hour can de-
posit their ballots with the secretary from 81
to II a. nj. The poll will close at III O'Clock.
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r.. o,.vuyy YESTERDAY was clear ana
rn, cooler than The two preceding
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day. .,,h. D,ss,,,ch ones
h'"' r,p, so. 1873.
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A DJOURNED ANNUAL MEETING
AAn adjourned annual meeting Of the STOCK
HUoOER., Of the vi tGINlA FIRE AND MA.
kIaE INSURANCE COMPANY win be held at
the Company's ofice on THURSDAY. duly 1st, at
IL O'Clock NJ. WILLIAM WILLIS, JR.,
ie 2R-4t Hsc-eiarY.
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FOR RENT, HANDSOME OFFICES MA
L in the elegant building just completed by ~
pany, corner Main and Ninth streets. These ofnces
are large comfortable, and we'll ARRANGED fsr gen
tlemen Of the legal profession, architects as.isf
lodRtpg.roonns &C. Entrsnce from Main aNd Ninth
streets to all parts Of the building. Modern inn-
proYements on each foor. ConyenaRt 10 al the
most freGuened. th6roughfare In the city, fhesx
rooms are we'll calc ulated 70 suit IN want Apply
to IEfliE 2f.t . n FRANK 10. HILL, ~ ~ Ss:s s:s
= AZ st.,5 ss5f{ Real Estate Agent
/ 4 te 2S.1w No. 110S Main street
LOB RENT. the STORE aud HOUSE6s
H corner Second and Byrd streets, recently -
nm in thorough repair. Contains seven roomg ana
s the best stand for grocery or any Kind OF posl-
ness I'm that vicinity. Apply 70 Z,
| - - - I''g5.1 ! WILLIAAIR. COOK. q:
Eighth street between Main and Ffaakhn'
e2s Ct So
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RICHMOND CONN AspEBY, No. 2. &. TIT
RIcRSogD, Jniy /, 1879.
SIR KNTGHTS,- Assemble In NJ
~ front Of Marshsil Hill, on Rresd street ~
between Ninth and fepth streets, THIS ~
MORNING promptly at 7:4S O'Clock, IN = u
full dress OF O. Tt mpIar. HlouHtsd iwilhout/
apron, with 5uf Ihresd gloves aud buckskik gauut-
ets to act a. escort 70 ", johns LetEe. No. Se In
paying The Inst tribute oi respect TO deceased Sir
Knirht THOMAS H. DEWITT.
BY oraer Of the Imminent Comma3der.
L. l.. BASS, Captain Seuesaf.
Attest: George Y. PACE. secorder. ty Il
M MASONlC NOTICE.-Ths men, 81 !.
Iyx b-rs Of ST. JOHNS LODGE, No. SO, EX
are herahy requ. ssed to meet at their iodge/ w
for the purpose Of paslog the last sad tribute
spect to our deceased brother THOMAS II. De WITT.
,aa AZ mase as Masons 10 GOO ~ mo in
WALTER MOORE, secretary.
July ] :, A. L. 5S75, A. d. 1875. 1y 1-1tS
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The STATE BANK OF TiReIN1A,l
u-s ,RICBM IND, VA.s June Gath, lS75. 5
THE REGULAR ANNUAL NEE TING
Il of The stockholders Of ihis bank win he held at
] Q o'clock 81. WlLLIAE II. HILL,
10 3i).fd Cashicr.
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The officers and employees of the State
Government, amongst whom Colonel De-
Witt spent over thirty years of bis life, will
hold meeting to-day to pass resolutions ex'
presslve of their regret at his death.
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EOR RENT.-The STORE, corner ofsfss
II Ninth and Main. now occupied by US, Is for AA
rent upon moderate terms.
te 80 ct w. d RLAIR & co.
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THE FUNERAL.

The funeral services will take place at St.
Puul's church this morning at $50 o'clock,
and the remains will he inferred at Holly
wood cemetery. The Knights Templar. of
which be was high officer, and Lodge No.
So, A. F. and A. d., of which he was Pas,
Master, and members Of other lodges Of Ma.
sons, will act as the funeral escort.