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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-15

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, WKDsEs-
DAY-Jud9e Hughes presiding.-1n the mat
ter OF John r. Corbiu, bankrupt. The bank
| rupt was ordered to show cause on the first
| Monday in September next Why his ex-
emptions should not be revoked and the lien
| creditors paid.
In the matter of Fl. X. Burgwyn, bank.
rupt. The assignee was ordered to pay
forthwith the dividend due the creditors.
IN the matter of William Ditmore, bank
rupt. The resignation of J. N. Whtehurst,
assignee, was accepted, add Jacob Cohn ap-
pointed in bis stead.
In the matter of Charles T.. Gibbs, bank
| rupt. The temporary injunction awarded in
this cause was dissolved, without prejudice,
| however, to the baBkrupt's right to0ave all
questions arising between himself and his
| creditors from being adjudicated in this
court. .-'.s. -. ..."
In the matter of E. T. Anderson, bank.
rupt. The court being of opinion that the
lien of the judgments oftbe creditors did not
attach to and bind the fund in money which
accrued to the bankrupt after bis bankrupt
cy the exceptions Of the creditors to the
bankrupps exemption were oyerruled.
In The matter of Il. A. BlantoD, bankrupt.
The bankrupt was ordered to show cause on
the 9Th of September next why his discharge
should not be set aside.
In the matter of Kennedy Brothers, bank.
rnpts. The bankrupts were ordered to file
with the clerk CT the court statement Of
their receipts and disbursements during the
thirty days prior to the filing Of their petit
ton 10 bankruptcy.
In the matter OF j. NJ. Holman, bankrupt.
The assignee was ordered to deposit SII77563,
the amount in his hands, forthwith in the
Planters National Bank to the credit of this
cause.
In the matter of Peter n. IL hiassie, bank
rupt. The bankrupt vas ordered to show
cause on the 9Th Of September next why his
exemption should not be revoked.
In the matter Of Thomas TaurmaD, bank
rupt. The trustee in certain deed of trust
was directed TO sell the land thereby con.
reyed, and the aSsignees were ordered to sell
the remainder of the blnkrupt's real estate.
Boulware, assignee, 81, Us. Wallace--ln
chancery. W. Nj. Wallace was enjoined from
further proceeding in the cause of w. M.
Wallace Us. Wallace, Sc. in the Chancery
Court OF Richmond, and the matters therein
involved were ordered 10 be itigated in this
court. Thereuron this cause was continued
until the Sth OF September next, when per-
emptory trial will be had.
4 discharge in bankruptcy was Issued to
Charles NJ. Wallace, a bankrupt from Rich
mon0 CITY
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Washiugson Items.

WASHINGTON, July 1+-It is estimated that
12O, ,OOo, 900 postal cards will be used the
present year. 49,, D.,;
Professor Marsh, 10 letter to The Presl-
dent regarding the Indian frauds, declares
he has no confidence 10 the sincerity OF toe
Secretary of the Interior or the commis.
sioner OF Indian AHairs in prosecuting the
investigation Of these frauds. and that the
evidence 10 his possession reflects unfaVora-
bly, upon both.
The Secretary Of the Treasury makes Q
call for ten millions Of the coupon bonds o'
1862.
The specia agents Of the Treasury were
transferred from the office OF the comm'S'
sioner OF customs TO that of the solicitor To-
day, a sufficient number, however, bein.
detailed to attend to the accounts ID Tue
office.
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AN USFAITnFCL SERvAST.--Pat., Martha,
and Caledonia smith, all colored, were be.
fore Polce-Justice White Yesterday MORN
ing, charged with stealing S9J in money and
i silver watch from Mrs. Sarah Mckenna. Il
widow ludv, keeper of boarding-house
The watch, though at first supposed to have
been stolen, was found where 1t had proba-
hlv been mislaid. Martha and Caledonia
smith (who are no kin TO each other) were
emp!oycd as servants by Mrs. Mckenna, and
Pat. smith lived on the premises with one
OF the two women, who is his daughter. BE.
fore going 10 market Tuesday morning Mrs.
Mcheuua looked ut her money, which was
kept in a burcaudrawer, and ii WAS then all
right and safe. Alter going TO market and cali
iug upou her landlord and making an arrange.
ment with him 10 come tor his rent about
O'Clock, Mrs. Mckenua returned home. The
rent was called for at the time agreed upon,
and Mrs. MckenGa, upon going upstairs TO
ret the money, was hnrriticd TO discover that
il WAS missing. Martha was at that time
zone over TO the Granite Works TO carry The
dinner Of some of the boarders, but Clleuo-
mia went TO the chamber TO look tor the mlss-
ing money, and soon "found" 80 between
the beds, or under Il bed, for she told the
story both WAYS. But the other S9O was not
forthcoming. 1t WAS proved that Caledonia
had been that morning in Mrs. Mckenna's
room, where she had no business, during
Mrs. Mckeuna's abseIcc, and there were
other suspicious circumstances pointing TO
her as the thief. She was accordingly sent
on TO the grand jury for indictment, and Pat.
and Martha discharged.
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EAMET RCFF1S TO GO TO THE PEEIrESTIARY.
Emmet Rttin, indicted for breaking and en-
terug the study of the Rev. DR.. {. {. Bit
ting, in the Second Baptist church, and steal
ing. therefrom one case Of mathematical in-
struments and five books, all of the value Of
about S45, was arraigned before the Hastings
Court Yesterday morning and pleaded not
guilty." jury was accordingly sworn in
and witnesses heard. The young wife OF
the accused sat by his side, and be vas de-
Tended by Mr.. Samuel Nj. Page and Captain
George d. Wise, while the Interests OF the
Common wealth were ABLY represented by
Mr.. Samuel b. Witt, VINO acted on behalf OF
the regular incumbent, Mr.. Z. G. Cabell,
who is now North on wedding tour. The
offence charged was fully proyed-iDdced, it
was confessed 10 DR.. Biting by Ruftiu but
owing to the sympathy felt for Mrs. Rufiiu, a
worthy lady, and powerful appeals of couI.
sci for accused, the jury gave him the light
est punishment they could-oDe year iG the
penltentiar,. Ruftin will be taken to the
peultentiary to-day.
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Weather ReDOrt.

WAsuISoToN, July 14.-For the South At
lsntic and Gulf States, Tennessee, and the
Ohio Valley, stationary to falling barometer,
stationary to rising temperature, southwest
to southeast winds, and clear or partly cloudy
weather, except possibly light rains III the
Carolnas.
For the Middlea and Eastern States, station
ary to falling barometer, southeast to south
west winds, warmer, clear, or partly cloudy
weather.
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The snter.Coliegfa.e rseea.sa.

SARATOGA. N. Y, July II. The University
ooat'race took place to-day, and resulted In .
victory for the Cornell crew, Columbia being
second, Harvard third, Dartmouth fourth.
Yale fifth the others Struggling.
The following Is the official time OF, the
three leading boats: Cornell, 1851; Colum.
bis, 1904; Harvard, 17:152. ~ -
The Princeton boat turned back In the
second mile, Parmley having tainted.
There was great enthusiasm over the Cor
nell crew. They were carried back and forth
before the grand stand amid enthusiastic de.
moustrations.
The single.scull race was won by Yale by
six lengths.
ITHACA, NY, July 1.-THE news of Cor
ne'l's second and greatest victory aroused
the most intense enthusiasm here. The
great fre-bell and other bells are ringing, the
University chimes pealipg. bombs and fire.
crackers exploding, and guns firing. Busi.
ness places and private buildings are fes.
tooned.
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FRysH A,E WASrgp,-D-. Cabell, pres

FRPsH AE WANrEp.-D-. Cabell, presi-
dent OF tDe Board OF Health, who was at the
Police Court Tie witness yesterday morning,
suggested that Tor the purpose of securing Il
better supply Of fresh air IN the room one or
more windows should be cut IN tne cast wall
of the building. The suggestion is one that
vii! have 10 be accepted or the health OF i
number OF gentlemen who are forced 10 ut
tend The court will suffer in consequence.
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HEAVY Rain.

CIScISNArI. July 14--A dispatch from
Shawneetown, Illinois, says there was the
heaviest rain yesterday that has fallen for
years. The track of the Ohio and Mississippi
railroad near Mill shoals is covered with
from three inches to two feet of water. The
people In the bottom lands along the Ohio and
Wabash rivers are seriously alarmed. A great
many farmers have lost their entire crops by
tho tlood
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England.

LONDON, July 14.-The recent rains have
swollen the rivers and streams In the valley
of Severn and caused serious foundations.
4 number of dwellings in Blackency are
flooded. The waters continue to rise, and
there is great excitement.
The meeting called by the Radical clubs to-
night in Trafalgar Square to protest against
the grant for the Prince Of Wales's Indian
Journey wss failure,
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rno r,,a, of Ex-Trea.urer Parker.

CHARLESTON, S. c., July 14.-Tbe evidsnce
for the prosecution in the case OF Ex,Irea-
surer Parker closed yesterday, and the oe,
fence declined to put up any witnesses, anu
elained thereupon the reply 10 the afsu'
meur. THIS was denied by the court. ;,
To-day WAS occupied With tue argument
for the State by Colonel j. q. Rion,
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THE CASE or A CoLoRED MAN WHO WAS
ARRESTED FOR PAssISG A GBSUISB FIVE
DOLLAR NOTE. - Drkerson Bennett. the CO.
lored man from Manchester charged with
attempting to pass 10 MIR. Asher counter
felt tiye-dollar note, was before the Police
Justice Yesterday morning. Mr.. Asher was
also present to answer the accusation OF un.
lawfully OBTAINING in his possession the said
note. the same being the property OF Dicker-
son Bennett. From the statements OF the
various witnesses it appeared that Bennett
and his wife went into MIR. Asher'S store and
purchased twenty-five cents worth OF mos
quito netting, had il cut from the piece and
wrapped up. and offered to pay for it out OF
tiye.dullar pote on the Second National
Bank of Baltimore. The note was offered to
MIR. Lewis, the clerk Of Mr.. Asher who had
made the sale. Mr. Lewis went out 10
.et it changed, and was told that
il was a counterfeit. Bennett said it was
given him by Mr. Baird, Of the Manchester
Iron Works. After some controversy be-
tween Bennett and Mr.. Lewis, and proba-
bly Mr.. Asher, who came in about the time,
Bennett went OF either TO see Mr.. Bard or
10 oct twenty-five cents to pay for The net
tlug, and the tiye.dOllar note WAS kept by Mr..
Lewis. Bcnnctt'S wife awaited her husbands
return at the store. After some time mad
elapsed, Mr.. Lewis, rather than keep the
woman waiting any longer, tod her TO take
the iivr.dnllar note and 90, but she declined,
and iua>much rs her husband had been ac.
cused ul oiirring TO paSSa counterfeit note
vas determined 10 see him safely out.
Bennett went TO Justice W. l.. Granger
and accused Mr.. Asher Of unlawiully and
fraut!llcntly retaining his money, and got
warrant for his arrest Upon 1lr. Asher
being taken into custody, either he or Mr..
Lewis made complaint against Bennett for
attempting to pass the alleged counterfeit
note.
1t WAS proved before the Police Justice
tia, Bennett said that he had no other money
taan the livc.doIir note, and that $l4 B
OF good money was found on his person !;
rha, liz bad short time before received
$3a from Mr.. Baird, and that perhaps this five
dollars was part OF that money. and that he
(BennetD was a man OF very good character !;
also that Mr.. Lewis was assured by num-
Der of persons that the note was counterfeit.
Mr. $. NJ. Page, counsel Tor Bennett, asked
his discharge. The Police Justice declined
10 discharge him, but sent him before Il
United States commissioned, the offence, if
any, being aganst the United States. Mr..
Asher was acquitted.
United States Commissioner Atkins. before
W hom Bennett was brought, summoned Mr..
VI. :. Quarles, of the Richmond Banking and
Insurance Company, and Mr.. Joplin, OF the
First National Bank, aS experts. Both pro.
nounccd the note perfectly good. No other
testimony WAS heard, and Bennett was there
upon hOuorably discharged.
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DISPATCH PRIST1SG-HoUsE.-ln order to meet
the constantly Increasing demands of our trade we
have ADDED n well. selected assortment of NEW
TYPE, which. together with our lMpaovED MA
CIIlSERY and SKILFuL MECHANICAL TALENT,
warrant us IN guaranteeing the vERi BEST CLASS
OF WORK at moderate figures and in the most tx.
npdtipus manner.
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YACHTING EyrEDiTioH.- party OF eight
or ten gentlemen OF this city have hired q
Yacht. and will shortly leave for trip OF q
week or ten days in james river &nd Chesa'
peake by. They will carry tents. proyl'
sions. gulss, tishiDg.tackle. Nc, and W. sail
and 20 ashore when and where they please.
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INSTALLATION OF OFFICERs.-At regular
meeting OF Rescue Camp, No. 1, Jr. o. 5. G..
B.. held July l3, 1875, the following officers
were installed 10 serve the ensuing term K.
A. Foxes, B.; A. Il. Burr, Jr., p; +. L.
kernS, FIRST E.. Walner, Second E.; j.
w. Wilkins, d.. V. H. Wyatt, l. e.; W.T..
Hancock, .. g.; Alouzo Smcoe,P. b. Trus.
tees Il. A. FoIkes, '. II. Wyatt, Alonzo
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The Lawrence. Mass, Orange Riot.

LAWRENCE, MASS, July 14.-The Mayer
publishes card claiming that the riot here
on the 18th instant was caused by the float
ing population drawn hither by the building
of the new water-wOrks.
TIE clearinghouse used by the water
works hands has been burned. Two persons
Derished.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAN.

RICHARDSON & CO., P. NJ, ia building lots
on the eastern suburbs OF the city.
SIMS & SAMPSON, IL NJ. farm on. the Bevl's
Bridge road, three miles from Cloyer-Hlll pits.
ROBERT B. LYME, r. NJ farm with good i'm
provemeuts, near VariDa, on the James river.
COOK LAUGuTON, IL A. NJ, thoroughbred
cows, pgs, and chickens and household iurnI-
burg road.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, ?. NJ, three framed
dwellings on Canal street near Foushee.
AUGUSTINE ROYALL, 5h P. NJ, storehouse
c9rner or Hull and Fourth streets, In the city of
Manchester.
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Mode, soroner.s Verdict.

New ORLEANS, July IA letter 70 the
Ruiietin from Milton, Fla, reports the lynch
;r" Of \ white man and negro, each
charged with rape. The verdict OF The eoro, 70
ner's Jury was, Hanged by parties IN
known, and served them right"
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THE GoocHLAND DCAMr-MEETING.-A letter
from metuuer of the Crmnlttee OF Ar
yaugemens says the Goochlaud camp.meet'
inn will commence on Thursday, July 29.n.
There will be tremendous picnic at
Geuchland Courthouse on the 22d Of July,
given By the Changers. 1t is expected that
tuere viii be / 900 or i.a0O persons present.
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WIN PEPSISEA A LA DIASTASE,
Vim DE DUSART, au Lacto Phosphate de Chaux;
SIROP DE DUSART, au Lacto-Phosph,te de
ChauN:
GOUDRON DE GUYOT,
-BOUDAULr-acdifee,
PEPSINE Porci,
P.EPSISE Amylacee,
PEPSINE LA SUCRE,
PHOSPHATE DE FER-par Leras,
SlRUP DE AUBERGIER,
PEkLES D'HUILLE PHOSPHOREE,
PERLES DE CHLOROFORME,
PERLES D'ESSkNCE TEREBINTHINE,
PERLES DE VALERIANE,
PRI>ES DE PAULLINIA,
PRISES DE GUARANA,
PASTIJLES DU DR. BELLOC,
PASTILLES DIGESTIF DU BCISSON,
PASTILLES DE L'EAU EMS,
TANAR INDIEN-frut laxatif contre la cOnStipa-
tion, snd all new and valuable remedies for sail;
by MEADE & BAKER, Pharmacists,
myl2 919 Main street.
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Sons Of Temperance.

Providence, X. I.,July 14.-The National
Division SINS of Temperance of North
America is in session here. There are ninety
four representatives present. T"enty'seVeh
representatives have been Initiated. Z.
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PUBLIC INsTALLATIoN.-There will be 4
puDlIc installation OF officers of Nicholson
Division, No. 16S Sons of Temperance, al
the Nicholson.Street Methodist Episcopal
church, tonight at $50 o'clock. Several ad-
dresses will be delivered.
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-EOR BALTIMORE.
T. TRI.WEEKLY. sSsSaz&
POWHATAN STEAMBOAT LINE
FOR
THROUGH FREIGHT.
No TRANSFER BETWEEN RICHMOND AND
BALTIMORE.
M nfCKhGF CHARGED.

The new ana fast IRON steamers SHIRLEY aio
wksT.fyER, OF this line leave their new pier, In
tne Jocl ivot Of Twenty-secona street, ever,
TUESDAY and THURSDAY M0kSlaGe a. 4
o,clock for Baltimore, making close CONNECTIONS III
L0cnst oint with Baltimore and Ohio railroad ioi
all points west and northwest; also, with NetherD
Central railI oad Ter northern cities aud Canada.
Through bills signed 10 Baltimore and all points
wes,l, and rates guaranteed low IS by any otner
fine ADuly 10 L. 3. TATUM, Agent.
Ottces, Twenty-second and Dock and Main ano
Main sfreea1 ec31
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DRUGS. MEDICINES, &c

0NE SET TWADDLE'S HYBROME-
TIERS;
One 1000 gr, sp. GRAVITY BOTTLE, &C., In
case;
AGATE MORTAR for chemical analysis;
! SET HERNSTEIE'S TOOTH-EXTRACTISG
INSTRUMENTS. For sale by
j. BLAIR, Druggist,
je1O corner Broad and Ninth streets.
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MATCH GAME OF BAsE-BALL.-The second
grand match game OF baseball for the cham
pionship of the city will be PLAYED on Satur-
day afternoon at half-past O'Clock at the
State Fair-Gronnds between the Swan and
Tirpiniu ('tuhs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-15

DISPATCH PRISTIyG-HoUsE.-Uns IA
cilites for the prompt execution OF all kinds Of
printing. Orders filed promptly and at low prices
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DHILADELPH a, RICH x%ss
T. MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM saasss ssaas4ss$s .ss
SHIP LISE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE
A.WEEE.-Unti further notice the steamers OF
this line win leave Philadelphia every TUES
DAY and SATURDAY, and Richmond every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY at 2 o'clock.
Freight taken ut low rates for all parts of New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware, for PrOvl-
dence and Boston. Also, for Liverpool and Ant
werp via Red Star anG American steamship lines,
and bills of ladlng signef through.
W. P. PORTER, Agent,
2425 Dock street. Richmond.
WILLIAM Z. CLYDE CO..
NH j 9 No. Q South WharYes. Philadelphia.
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If THE BABY is CUTTING TEETH use that ola
and well-tried remedy Mrs. WISsLow's SOOTHING
SYRUP which greatly facilitate, the pi ocess anu Is
sure to regulate the bowels. 1t relieves the clild
from pain corrccts acidity aud wind-colic, anu pE
giving the infant quiet. natural seep, gives rest 10
thpr
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ATLANTA, GAv July 14.-Tom Wells, for
merly q commission merchant Of this city,
has committed suicide. Cause, financial trou-
hlna
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IN PoR NINETY DAYS. s.--CharleS Fisher was
yesterday found guilty of stealing two
dresses of the value OF 50 from Mary Blen-
MS, and was sent to jlil for ninety days by
Police. Justice White.
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Aitl}mond Q|ispatth.
JULY ID. 1915.

ns-- TIE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
lslARGER THAN TIE CONFINED CIRCULA-
rIoN OF All. THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
rHPEHS OF TIE CITY.
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BASE.BALL.--A match game Of baseball
was played on Tuesday between the Pacific
and Mount Vernon Base. Ball Clubs, result
ing in victory ior the latter by score OF
1S 10 81
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BosToN, July 14.-The vinegar factory Oh
+. NJ. Pettingill has been seized for manu-
featuring distilled spirits.
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The Centennial.

PHILADELPHIA, July 1.-THE japanese
commissioners to the centennial have ar
rived, and are preparing to put up their
hIlillin0s.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRISTIsG-HoUsE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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ELEGANT LIGHT-coLoREp GRENAD1NES-just
the article for ba broom dresses al the sprngs-can
be had ut LEVY BROTHERS.
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COMMISSION MERCHASrs.-We solicit yonr or
ders for printing, or n call at any time You may
wish 10 See sps cmeuS or obtain estimates, feeling
assured that 1t Wall be to your advantage
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REMEMBER THAT LEVY BROTHERS. are selling
summer dress goods at lower prices than at any
lime since the wearing Of fig leaves.
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GOODS FOR MoURNISG-the best material at the
lowest prices. Those In want OF strictly frst-class
mourning goods should call ut LEVY BROTHERS,.
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TuELARGEsr aud best assorted stock of black
and cooreI silks at the lowest prices 1t LEVY BRO
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SARATOGA and oil other styles of TRUNKS AZ
BosCuEN's. 500 and GIL Broad street. SOLE
LEATHER VALIsEs, RAILROAD BAGS. LADIES
hne sATCHELs, &C, 1T bosCuES's, 500 and 5l1
Broad street.
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Sold By all druggists.
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[ ''.NE la-A>.
t' '#''.a N"ry s.gS"lar GREEN TEA; 3 chests
.Hh u. just 10 hluu al
r.. HiLIlA2A. DaNDklDeiE& & CO.'S,
- ST BYgad street.
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IDi CORNER OF THIRD AND yl1
ERphD >TEErTS. co1
CHARLES II. BDLTO& Il co.

Hf>. lEAN:-Nc are in receipt Of
."r1'- .fi.r ciieslo IL iresh hISPUWDEE
'.. ''!tNh IEA>, ranging from good to
"a - So aE- retailing at 5pc., 7Jc. -.
f'.-.'.- :. 30. 4nu -. n:'cra! discount allowed
'.'.., %. ~ > ,uUlk Aud upwa rds.
GrDitir. i. HtSliLEi 4 CO..
- 54S Eruid street.
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A WIrE.BEAT William
Burke fcoIoIed) was arrested last night,
charged with cruelty beasing his sile, Re-
becca Burke, f..ss .'. .a,.s,
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SKELETON COATS FOR IA
SUMMER WEAR VIZ
made to order In excellent style from
ENGLISH WORsTED,
CASHMERE CLOTH,
DRAP D'ETE,
LINEN DUCK,
giving good form, and genteei even for dress pur-
poses during the hot season.
Also, the best stock OF TROUSERISGS In the
market. Jo1N LAiOUChE,
i.o1 OH Main street.
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THE WEATHER To-DAY.-T The probabilities
are ma the rcGther today ,r'H6e ,rdTmer
and clear or partly cloudy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-15

For CHILDREN, GONZALES CENTS, AND ISYA-
LIDS, LIEBIG's EXTRACT OF BEEF has NO equal.