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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-03

REAL-ESTATE TRANSFERS.-The following
is q statement Of the convcyances OF real
estate for the week ending July l, 1876 :
Lots fronting-30 feet on Williamsburg ay-
enue between Rockets and Ash streets for
S25; III feet on Thirtieth street between 0
and P for 81; 17a feet on Thirtieth street be-
tween Q and for 81; 35 feet on st. James
street near Charity for S453; 23t feet on
Federal street near Eighth for $1,000; 2Ss
feet on Federal street, corner OF Eighth, for
81, 900; 32S,feet on Sixth street near Leigh
for S5, ,425; - feet on st. Stephens street
between Charity and Coutts for $3.50; 80
feet on St. James street between Federal
and Coutts for $3.50; 29s feet on. Duyal
street for $50; &c Hip feet on G street
near Madison for $500; 80 feet on Ash
land street for 1923; SO feet on Harvie
street, 2G feet on Harvie street, 30 feet on
Harvie street; 80 feet on Twenty-fourth
street, corner Of Clay, for $1,000; y feet
on Belvidere street between Albemarle and
Beverley for $40; "a feet on Fifth street
near Byrd for $1,400; 40 feet on Union
street for $1,000; 40 feet on Union street
between L and NJ for S400; so feet on Clay
street near Kenney for 1000; SOz feet on
Charity street for s711; 43 feet on Ninth
street near F for s., $50; % feet on Pleasant
street near Scott for $500; 493 feet on Mar
shall street, corner Of Eighth, for Sc, 700; %
feet on N street between Twenty-nlnth ana
Thirtieth for $50.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-03

FARM-ENGINE.-M William E. Tan
ner & Co. ON Saturday shipped to Mr.. E.
P. Williams, at Big Spring, Roanoke county,
one OF their compact, portable, and SUBJ
stantial eight-horse-power iarm-engincs for
threshing wheat and ali other farm pur-
poses. In thickly settled neighborhoods it
is getting quite common now for several
farmers to club in and buy one Of these i'm
portant improvements. Our country friends
would do we'll to come to Richmond to buy
all their farming implements and materials.
They can be bought here for less money and
of equally rs good quality as elsewhere.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-03

POLICE Court, SATuRDAY-Justice 10
seph j. White presiding.-Robert Flagg
(colored) was arrested Saturday morning on
the charge of creating disturbance at
West Point and violently resisting the po-
lice of that city. F1agg was turned over to
the iailor until the Mayor OF West Point
can be heard from.
The case of Lettie Johnson. the colored
woman who showed her husband out OF 4 win
dow, was again called. DR.. E. P. James, the
resident physician at the almshousc, stated
that the injured man was out Of danger, but
was too unwell to appear. The case was
continued until next Saturday.
Mary 4. Kane, drunk and disordery in
the street, was committed for thirty days in
default OF surety.
Laura Gatcwood, Charles Carter, and
Hannah Brannon (coloreO were charged
with being disorderly in the street. Carter
was discharged. Laura Gatewood and Han
nah Brannon were fined $3.50 each. Com
mitted for thirty days in default.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

Flag -Raising.-T Tilden and Hen
bricks flag was hoisted to the breeze Satur-
day evening about o'clock. Quite large
crowd was out. The flag is a handsome one
OF nine by sixteen feet, and was gotten up
by the NJ. NJ. NJ. Club. This club are under
many obligations to Mr.. Thomas Barry, q
house-mover and contractor OF Richmond,
for his voluntary assistance in raising their
flagstaff. Owing to the fact that many OF
the speakers who had been invited on this
occasion had other engagements, the ora.
torical exercises were postponed until next
Saturday evening at>G O'Clock, when mum,
Der OF wcll-known speakers from Richmond
will be on hand and address the meeting in
front of the courthouse.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-03

l,,.p,r> AGAINST JrDGE.-Gencral X.
- W,I.>rv. member oi the bar OF the Su-
=. ,r, rour, ot ;hc District OF Columbia.
.,",l ,.l.rrd in The hands OF the chairman OF
-, -, ',nd;cjsrv Committee list OF charges
u" Sn.;S.' Ird.c u. {. Humphreys, an asso-
%;I,~ S. ja,ticc OF said court. The charges, 1S,s
",: ,"'" r;hcr things. declare that Judge
Ii,,,r,-hrry> i wholly unfit, mentally. for a
i',,I,,,. tya llr is ignorant OF law and inca
.1'TT ..',ITa .. logical reasoning; that his manner
EDWARDS counsel. Witnesses, and jurors is
,.,',.,,,;}rranv. ,ij>cnurtcouS, and orerbcar-
.',. tIqt ~. j frequently intoxicated upon
.G.. 49, lrarn: ,ha, hc has refused to sign bills
- cyrrrtion> to hi> rulings; that he has
y,-,owrd money from members of the bar,
,,lf.l he has failed 10 pay: that generally.
-, Ii, conduct a> a judge he has hlndcred
i.>,;,n. rendered himself public laughing
.'....s and brought. di>credit upon the court
~ which he j a !ncmHcr. &c. The charges
...,... ncrn submitted 10 the Subcommittee
,.,rrri with the investigation OF Judge
N'F.I,.
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PATRONS OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ar
PoINTEp.-The following county deputies
have been appointed by the Worthy Master
of the State Grange upon the application of
the oranges in each county. Theyform n
very important part OF the machinery OF the
order, rs to them is referred many ques-
tions OF jurisdiction in the grange. 1t is
also their duty to organize new oranges in
their respective counties and install the
officers in the old ones: -
Apprenticeship. John e. White, Bent
Amherst-M. II. Garland, Harris's Creek.
Amelia-Dr. Joseph W. Southall, Jete1s-
vile.
Ruckins sham-Thomas Fl. Garnett, Curds-
vile.
Bedford-D. N. Wilkerson, Emaus.
Botetourt-J. N. Spiller, Fincastle.
Clarke-Am. Moore, Summit Point, " est
Virginia.
Courthouse. IN,
Charlotte-Samuel /. Crutc, Pamplln's.
Caroline-L. II. Stern, Ruther Glen.
Dinwiddie-J. P. Goodwin, Ritchievlile.
Franklin-R. S. Brown, Dickinson's.
Fredcrick-Asa Richards, Winchester.
Goochlaud-Dr. u. S. Watson, 1sscquena'
(1rayson-J. W. Perkins, Flat Ridge.
Greepe-George w. Graves, Dawsonville'
Greensville-W. II. Spratlcy, Hicksiord'
Halifax. 0. Chappell, Mountain Roads
Henry-Thomas G. Richardson.
Hanovcr-Edward Vaughan; Ashland:
Henrico-George D. Pleasants, Rich
mond.
Highsnd-William Henever, New Hamp'
den.
King William-E. C. Hill, Beulahville::
King and Qucen-W. T. Haynes, Brulng'
ton.
Louisa-Gcorgc B. Cook, Frederickshall
Loudoun-Howard Rector, MountSVille
Lee-L. S. Fulkerson, Boon's Path.
Lunenburg-Colonel r. Il. Allen, Ora
Oaks.
Mccklenburg-E. i. Goode, Boydton.
New Kent-C. L. Trevllian, Fish Haul
Prince EdwarG-Joscph Y. Morton,
Rice's Depot.
Northumberland-H. L. Coles, Burgess's
Store.
Nanscmond-S. S. Shriver, Suffolk.
.Pulaski-D. Nj. Cloyd, Dublin.
Powhatan-J. Spencer Smith, Macon.
Pittsylvania-J. J. Wilkinson, Laurc
Grove.
Russell-W. b. Gilmcr, Hansonville.
Roanoke-J. r. Thompson, CloYerdale,
Botetourt.
Rockingham-J. S. Crawn, Mount Craw'
ford.
Rockbridge-S. A. Wilson, Lexington
Surry-S. B. Barham, Surry Courthouse.
Southampton-M b. Barrett, 1vor.
Susscx-Vcrnon FAnson, Jarratt'S.
Scott-John S. King, Estillville.
Spotsylyania-X.N Y. Charters, Fredcrlcks'
burg.
Smyth-M. NJ. McGehee, Town House.
Tazewell-B. B. Greevcr, Five Oaks.
Washington-George Graham, Abingdon
Wythc-G. w. Gleaves, Spcedweu.
Iork-W. j. Stores, Hampton.
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C.ufRUN A. MAYoE.-Coloncl W. +. CAM
eron on Saturday entered upon his duties ~
N.yor ot Petersburg, and in the Indc1-Ap-
r,g! 81 th4; dag said:
"With this issue Current Comment aban-
dom his seat on the tripod and proceeds to
Gl>lo-c o, himself upon mayors nest.
II. ay> aside the business OF ieSting and
i.kc- mp that Of icsticc. As he goes from
Iii, journalistic post 10 the whipplns-poSt
II, p-k~ the >lmpathics OF the public. From
III. prr>>-gamc to the chain-Sans is quite Il
cl.4ugc. EUt after carrying the ball for two
wears he expects to have the unanimous
c.l.,,ll, Of his fcllowcitizcnS TO go back
into newspaper life. Before then Illdcn
will have been elected, aad the Cockadc City
raised: until then, farewell -
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4 NEW S"cI4LlSTlc NENIvRE.-It is I'M
t,r>iond that new experiment in socialism
j, 10 he attempted shortly. This time i'll
}ir-jniU, OH the banks Of the Potomac, on 4
domain cun>i>iin" "f some 1000 acres oI
hand including incl y-ciltivatcd farms with
many thousand iruit-trees and Il valuable
W.t,r-p"wcr. This place has been secured
At {! cost of about S3D,00h. The projectors
~ The ncW movement are SWcdtnborHlanS,
>pjrtImiists. and Comc-outerS, who are re-
rfHjtci from every section OF the country,
aHd who have IN abiding faith in the posi-
h.ltv ot rruIiZinc the dreams OF Fourier.
hr>t%3Ir. anh owen upon this continent.
itr Immediate leaders are Mr.. Samuel Lea
''i. ~ New York, and Mr.. Charles Sears, OF
t@n Cooperative Farm, Silhyillc, Kansas. \
monthly magazine entitled the Eclectic and
I,GrnRghcr, published by Lcavitt, lis
Greenwich street, New York, is the organ
a this new scheme, which will naturally cX-
ctr 4 .,r 1T deal "i interest in certain circles.
lhr projectors OF this new community be-
A"'c II The >anctity Of marriage and regard
h"th the Shakers and the Oneida Commu-
u!>;>a> social lhcrcties.-Nelc York. Graphic.
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An Appeal for an Old-Fashioned
Fourtla

? Dear Dispatch: Since the war there has
not been local or national holiday cele-
brated in the old-fashioned style.
Now, won't you urge our businessmen,
as whole, to give this Centennial Fourth a
hearty welcome by closing their places OF
business on the night of the Sd, not to open
until the morning of the 5tl, thereby Civ
ing principals and employees one good old
day for "rcfreshment and Sleep" This
hot weather they certainly deserve it.
PRINCIPAL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-03

CIIANCERY COURT OF RICHMOND, SATUR'
DAY.-The following cases were disposed OF
Binford rs. Binford, &c. Decree confirm
ing report of commissioners showing dispo'
sition Of the fund.
Haxall Us. Wright, &c. Decree confirm
ing report of commissioner and directing q
release OF the deed Of trust in the bill and
proceedings mentioned.
Jones Us. Jones, &c. Decree confirming
report OF commissioner except as therein
set forth, and directing sale OF the property
as in said decree mentioned.
Jewett s. Brother Us. Pollard, &c. De
cree confirming report Of commissioner and
allotting the property in partition as in said
decree mentioned.
Mayo, guardian Us. Atkinson, DC. De
cree confh ming reports therein mentioned
and making further provision for disposition
OF the fund.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-03

The Ne,o City Officers Terms, Gc.-The
term Of all OF the new municipal officers
commenced on the 1st, but as there will be
no meeting of the City Council until Friday
next, the new officers will not enter upon
the duties of their offices until after that
time, when all Of the officers to be chosen
by that body will be elected. As matter
OF course the city fathers are much sought
after at this season.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-03

CAPTAIN TYLER's OFFICIAL FAREWELL TO
THE PoLICE.-On Saturday Captain james
NJ. Tyler, who has commanded the police Of
the First district for several years, wrote
the following letter taking leave OF his men !:
RICHMoND, Va, July /, 1876.
To the Officers and Hen Of the First Police
District:
Being the eXr .css will OF the people, /
am compelled to-sever my connection with
the department to which ] have been at
tached so long. / desire to return my
heartfelt thanks to each and every member
who has served under me for the prompt
and faithful discharge Of every duty and
request upon all occasions. I trust that the
day is not far distant when we MAY have
the pleasure OF meeting again under more
auspicious circumstances.
JAMES NJ. TYLER,
Captain of Police.
The following reply was sent to Captain
Tyler: a.ssa
RICHMOND, July /, 1876.
City Sergeant j. N. Tyler:
The officers and men among whom you
have served so long, so faithfully, and so
well, and with SO much satisfaction and
pleasure to them, with hearts full OF pain,
though not unmixed with gladness, can but
in this hour of separation say God-speed
and protect and confirm you in the position
to which your friends and the city have cle-
waited you, rs fully as He has done
in the position you have just left.
We say feelings Of pain because
to sever connections that have so long ex-
isted without an unkind thought or word car
but bring sadness to the heart, even though
we know that our loss Is but your gain,
which alone leaves q feeling OF gladness
where save that all would be sorrow and
grief.
We but speak the sentiments of all who
know you when we say there cannot DE
found single doubt OF your successful ca,
reer and prompt and faithful discharge Of
duty. And we, with all your friends, in part
ing withyou arc sure that you will discharge
the important duties to which you have
been called so we'll az to hear, at the close
Of your term rs Sergeant, the voice OF your
people saying, "Right well done, good and
faithful servant; come up higher"
|Signed by all the officers and men OF the
First district
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Il l. expected that the NallcE railroad
Will hr III operation between Harrisonburg
and stanton, Va, Oh Tuesday next, the
toUi'a OF July. There has been delay in ar
ranging the necessary prcliminaries between
MF. 4. i. Pcndicton, president, and Hon.
H. v. shelley, counsel Of the Valley road,
ana Nr. William Mines, president Of the
HA"nandoah Valley Company, owing TO the
absence "t Judge Shctfcy, caused by the i'll
HESS OF 4 brother.
The South Carolina State Treasurer an
houhcts that II consequence OF the payment
u arGc proportion OF taxes in bills OF the
>l"tc made receivable for taxes by decree
81 The United states Supreme Court there is
hut S2'',m" IN the State Treasury available
u pay $1,000 Of interest on consolidation
BOND, due, leaving 4 deficit Of $4S, 900 to be
provided for hy the Legislature next No
Tcmbcr.
Inc Iwcnty-thrd Regiment band, OF
brooklyn, y. y; the American band, OF
Providence. K. l.; Third United States Ar
,.''ry band, OF Fort Hamilton, n. Y;
Nn,@cihcr's band, Of Richmond, Va; and
h'hSEoId band, OF Reading, Pa, have re-
ported I" General Merrill, at Philadelphia,
1o9 the competition at L2ndsdown Pavilion
o" The 9TH Of July.
N'acin science, according to Mayor Kei-
address nj the Academy OF Music the
",.'f night, is al enemy 10 the Bible; and
"!c inclined 10 believe it when we OBJ
"n ofi'T 'i'al since the discovery OF kerosene
,nt r-' s'ont nine out OF ten Of the virgins who
-! % Keep their lamps in order 60 to their
;.", s."'eA With singcd cycbrows.-Ind Inde1-Ap-
,olnfhsnder Charles A. Babcock, com
,i'"',u'iiS thc !ron-clad Canonicus, died sud-
i,,I! 4;! III New Orleans Thursday, and was
rN .."-,' fioay with military honors. The
in,,,l it included, by invitation, the Wash
~ 'on artillery and the Continental Guards.
frday afternoon two New York boot
".~'hS' Michael Dolan and another known
,ri J; as "Rocks," had scutiie, during
"rn Rocks " stabbed Dolan in the heart,
G"4s'hS almost instant death. The mur-
,J,, escaped. Dolan came from Philadel-
- AAd "as also known rs James O'Brien.
wi,L H., :, LOUIS }. Jennings, long connected
w. .'H ',!c New York Tines as its leading edi-
"N' fctired some time since, is now the
IT," correspondent OF the New York
no,r w"' lie is an English author of some
,La 1 "'tiilastcr-Generai has readjusted
to,aI! rI! oi clerks i'll 3l3 post-ofiices, making
dnw, sl'1 sir"uclioh OF $275,000. He will cut
D.,,a,,H-' H-''ooO more in other branches OF the
A rrlh rumla'ch from New York says that F.
sir.., ,"nn'isco, insurance agent, No. II Wall
nra,n;, 49, Aas disappeared with over S2O,000
'i'' CIV in' IL "ii'o
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ELECTION OF TEMPERANCE OFFICERs.-
At regular meeting of Springfield Di-
vision, No. 16, Sons OF Temperance, held in
their hail. the following officers were duly
elected for the ensuing term: 81. A. Atkin.
son, Jr., W. P; John Minson, W. A.; d.
I. Hiltzhimer, r. S.; j. w. Dobson, A. r.
S.; j. f. Shinberger, T.; R. S. Valentine,
F. S.; r. T. Howard, Con-; C. E. Hay
wood, A. Con-; B. F. Smith, I. S.; G. w.
Batkius, o. S.; W. P. Hughes, Chap; James
Elicit, p. W. p.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-03

INSPECTION OF TaE CITY PoLICE.-Mayor
Darlington inspected the police on Saturday
at the headquarters OF the First district,
made neat little speech, and then and there
gave them an ice-cream treat. The police
agreed that Mayor Darlington might have
as many inspections OF that kind US he felt
inclined. Addresses were also made by
Justice White, and Councilmen Charles F.
Taylor, Henry Metzger, and D. G. Richard
San
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-03

MAJOR PoE's REPoRT.-Wc have received
from Major Poe, the excellent chief Of po-
lice of Richmond, through his secretary, Mr..
Wallace Washington, the Chiefs annual re-
port for 1875, which contains many interest
ing statistics. The expenses OF the force
during the year were as follows: Chief Of
police Salary, $1,000; three captains, at
81, 200, $4,000; ten sergeants. at $1,000,
$4,000; seventy privates, at $3.50 per day,
s63,s75; supplies, S3,906.S7-total, 1885,
3S1,S7
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That Perambulatinq Pcuper.-Peter
Jameson, the perambulating pauper, was
present at the flag-raising Saturday evening.
Peter still hangs on to the city almshouse,
notwithstanding the Court has decided he
is the property Of the county. Peter is
reformer, and believes in good government
and plenty Of grub. He is Tilden man.
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1,ur.l<a 4 CADEr.-La>t week as caGct
WI, bad been charged by some Of his lei
,,.r.rs0l..> q; The Virginia Military Institute
viii! >onrr crime was about leaving LcNing-
IN FIR liz HON" mob OF cadets gathered
,r,.al the >ta-c. took him oil the seat,
..r,nl,l him OF his uniform. which they
-.ri.t,.rd with citizens clothes, and then, al.
,.r shaving one side OF his head, permitted
,.,a t. take passage or the stage. The boy
,y,r. home. and on Saturday last his father
wr,t to Lexington accompanied by his sor
70 investigate the maitcr.-Statrton lln
F:.ltDy
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A SALUTE on THE FOURTH OF JULY.-Cap-
tain Henry Carter, Of the Howitzers, will
fire salute to-morrow-agu for each State
and Territory, and n couple for Tilden and
Hendricks. The Howitzers talk Of having
q parade that day.
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HENRIcO PETIT JURY.-The following is a
list OF the petit Jurors drawn to serve at the
next term of the Hcnrico County Court :
II. c. Ashby, Casper Briel, E. t. Pleasants,
John Garfield, John X. Crenshaw, Simon
Drinard, A. Eichel, Richard Graves, Archer
Jordan, John T. Howell, Charles Halsbach,
John C. Harday, George Pocklington, James
F. Phillips, William Miller, Charles We'll.
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Miss BENNETT RETlRES TO CONVENT
The society IN which Mr.. james Gordon
Bennett moves is much exercised over the
retirement OF his sister (Mlss BennetD TO
:hc scclu>ion Of the Sacred Heart Convent,
Vi Manhattanyllc, where she expects to de-
vote hcr life 10 scli->acriiicc. If successful
in her poStuIatc her reception (somc months
h~ncry will be- one Of the most impressive
services ii the Kind ever held. Miss Ben
nett entered the convent June 18th, the
irt-t ol Corpus CIri>ti.-Ne'r York: Sun,
.Gta
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THE PEOPLE WANT PRooF.-There is no medi-
cine prescribed by physicians sold by druggists
that carries such evidence Of Its superior virtue
PoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP for severe coughs,
colds settled on the breast, consumption, or any
disease Of the throat and lungs. A proof Of this
fact is that any person afflicted can get sample
bottle for cents and try it Regular size, seven
ty-dve cents. PURCELL, LADD & Co., Wholesale
ape
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Medals Lssued.-"Dinks reports that
during the two years ending 1st July, 1876,
there were 1896 dog medals issued, Of which
12G were returned as unsold, and % goat
medals issued OF which only four were dis
0oSed Of
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uENRICo COUNTY COURT, SATURDAY.-Rob-
ert Lecky, for committing a nuisance, was
fined one dollar and costs.
The case Of Charles McGruder, charged
with the same offence, was continued until
next term.
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ca On all safes Of Real Estate made Ietveen
the 1st Of January and last Of June the taaes for
tie present gear hare to be paid bythe surchaser.
On all sales made bet,1ceaa the 1st Of July and last
OF the gear the tares haze to be paid by the seller.
This custom was adopted about fifteen years ago
by all the real estate agents in Richmond, and ap-
plies to Richmond and vicinity.l
W. GODDIN, 6 T. NJ, real estate on Grace between
Twenty-flth and Twenty-sixth streets, and on
the west side Of Twenty-third between Leigh aud
NJ streets.
CHAFFIN, STAPLES & CO., p, NJ, lot OH Clay
street between Foushee and Adams with brick
stable thereon.
HILL & ANDERSON. 1924 Main street, bacon,
herrings vinegar &c.
BYERLY &c POWELL, 10 a. NJ, ut their store,
furniture, bookcases, stoves, &c.
J. D. WHITEHEAD, 10 A. A., groceries, &c.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS-KNIGHTs OF
HoSoR.-At the last meeting Of Richmond
Lodge, No. 219, Knights Of Honor, the fol-
lowing officers were elected: Dictator, l..
C. MCGEE; Vice-Dictator, 7. Fl. Folkes ;
Assistant Dictator, L. Y. Barnes; Chaplain,
j. G. johnson; Financial Reporter, j. j.
Wright; Treasurer, John ". Quay; Re
porter, William Fl. Bailie; Guide, George
E. Conway; Guardian, r. T. Davis; Senti-
mel, J. Z. Baker.
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9l599.

THE VIRGINIA RILEY Wits sold by CHRIS
T1AN & WHITE, has been analyzsehyD McCaw
and Taylor and recommended Dis pure medicinal
beverage. Price for two-1esr Old $3.50 per gallon
price for tliree-year old, $3.5 per gallon.
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Mrs. F. MoRRELL, Bangor, Me-, July 2, 1879
vrires Six months ago my friends thought me
incurnble suffering from weakness, disordered sto-
mach, and fever. The doctors gave me no benefit.
I was persuaded to try CoLDEN's LIEBIG's LIQUID
EXTRACT OF BEEF AND TONIC lNVIGoRAToR
after using three bottles began to improve, and to-
day feel perrecfly well.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
TIEE CITY CoUNCTK..

ANIMATION OF THE TWO BRANCHES
GENERAL JOSEPH Il. ANDERSON Chooh \
PRESIDENT OF THE COMMON COUNCIL
AND JUDGE JOHN A. MEREDITH iREsi-
DENT OF THE BOARD OF ALDERMAN
RULES ADOPTED, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-03

The Fourth in this City.-The Fourth
bids fair to be dull day in Manchester, as
most Of the citizens will go over to Rich.
mond on that day. The day will be OBJ
served by the principal business concerns
IN tho pitC
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-03

have analyzed the .wHIsKEY known under tht
brand OF :. B SELECT, . controlled by Hessrs WAL
TER D. BLAIR & Co., Richmond, Va, and And !,
FREE FROM FUsIL OIL and other impurities, and
recommend its use for medicinal and family pur.
poses.-J. B. MCCAw. NJ. d., late Professor Of
Chemistry; Medical College, OF Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-03

In pursuance OF the city charter the Coun'
Gil of the city Of Richmond was duly or
ganized on Saturday. Some time before II
O'Clock, the hour appointed for the meeting
OF the lower branch, large number OF per-
sons, oflice-seekers and others interested III
the proceedings, gathered in the chamber
awaiting the result.