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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-04

In each department the amount OF saiall pam W my
subordinate determined by the head on tha depart
meni. me Hoald OF Estm te and AppOrtiOnment has
only an indirect influence over IT, BY liking the asseSae
an1uut which may be distributed NJ salaries IN cdch oe
narlment Tho reductions MAIDS for so for salaries
In deparlntuts tae Cas- Government amount 10 over
20 per cent of The sums allowed TOT tne si'Hc s'o' "
1879. -, CO. -.
Deducting the amount appropriated for state taAes
and common schools for the Stale, etc. Tor interest on
the payment OF nsalments 81 principal OF ciy dcb uf
tNibIs charities. for salaries. rpn thc ehtlre apno
rniiG!s for the year, there remains path'' OF Only
81 gg2 100, which the monnt dAaiap'c "a Ihhd i"I
the ordinary purposes OF the city Government among
which the following special appropriat "na ere cuuieu'
Supues Department 81 Public ChlihoS ana Cor ~ ooo
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stop but could notsave my life and never
would tell tell anybody that was doing it
Col Ruffin used to ask me did know who
It was would tell him nor sir no body
did not know that il was doing 1t but
my self Wilson Cary Charles Robinson and
Phil epps they did not know any thing bout
it did it by my self I eUtld not stop my self
i don't know the reason could not stop my
intinion was to burn the dwelling house
down this was it set on fire and let it burn
o little then was to make alarm and wake
them up but the fire burn so fast would
get afeard and run and left the fire burning
and after we come town to Live suppose
that col Ruffin got mir wren to cctch me
and / went to Mr. wren Office and told
him that I did it / could not keep it in me
was bound to tell it and col Rufin told
me that he and his wife hath forgive me for
it but still he says that he want me to be
hung for it can not gee though that all /
have to do to put my trust in god il nobody
here do not care for me he will be friend
1 hope he will / know that I haveaiid wrong
but could not stop my self when Twas do
ing it and am very sorry now bat can not
any good bout it now and this is all i hav
say do not know any more to this is all Of it
Hillery Page - -. -.
Hillary stated yesterday that he was glad
Of the respite granted him by the Governor,
but did not expect to, escape the death-pen-
atty. ~
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OFFICERS ELECTED.-Welcomc Fountain,
No. 6, Grand United Order OF True Reform
ers (colored), have elected the following otti-
GERS for six months: Worthy Master, r. b.
Gaines Worthy Vice-Master, John Moody !;
Worthy Secretary, w. H. L. Combs; Wor-
thy Treasurer, r. II. Combs Wor-
thy Chaplain, Rev. j. w. Gaines; Worthy
Guide, S. r. Burnley; Worthy Assistant
Guide, B. B. Burnley Worthy Sentinel, N.
Fox; Worthy Picket Guard, r. Fl. Brax-
ton. Delegates to the Grand Fountain,
which meets in this city on Tuesday, July
25th: w. II. L. Combs, Rev. j. W. Gaines,
Rev. G.. W. Brown, r. Is. Gaines. and S. r.
Burnley.
Rebecca Fount, No. II, Juvenile Re-
formers, were organized night before last
at Dickerson Hall, Seventeenth street, with
the following officers for six months: First
knight of Honor, 0. B. Dickerson; Second
Knight of Honor, G. A. V. Walker; Third
Knight OF Honor, Nancy Arnistead; Fourth
Knight Of Honor, Lewis Dickerson, Sr. !;
Worthy Knight, William II. Smith Vice
Knight, Martha Ann Reed; Worthy Re-
corder, Jeremiah A. Griffin; Assistant Re-
corder, Amanda L. Walker; Worthy Trea-
surer, Lewis Dickerson, ST.; Worthy Chap
lain, w. II. L. Combs; Worthy Warden,
Susan Armistead; Worthy Conductor, John
Baker; Keeper Of Door, Richard A. Grit
fin; Second Keeper Of Door, L. Bird; 0.
K, P. Armistead; r. II. S., Harrison Grit
fin; L. FL. S., Adlee Anderson.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

A Letter from "1he Fire Fiend"-Hs
Explains Why He Burnt Colonel Ra1sn's S
Houses. Hillary Page, 6 the Chesterfield
Fire-Fiend," yesterday wrote the following
letter to a gentleman who had requested
him to explain why he burnt Colonel Rui-
fms houses
Richmond Va Henrico County Jail the rea-
son I burn the houses this is 1t young Mr
Frank Rufin house on the farm cout on tire
then the diyel drop in my mind for to burn
the houses Col Rufin did not done any
thing to me and none OF his family they al
ways did treat me well but I had . certain
feeling used to come on me Just like ] Iwould
go and set the house on fire like this mount
thensit would ware OF for q while but 1t
would come back on me again ] did try to
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ''oAi - '''0'
WEATHER, REPORT.

TIES TODAY Washington,
For thc Middle States, local rains
'",> ,,h,I,y severe thunder-storms during
~" ,ii:',h, with caSterly to Southerly winds,
'' ,'.,%ary ,T or slight falling temperature, and
""i,.;1ci change in barometer.
Nv thc Sou,h Atlantic and Gulf States,
51.ial change in temperature or ba-
,.,.r ~ southcrly winds, and clear or fair
''".',r ''''T' cxccnt possibly local rains in the
southwest. ----
q-r. WEATHER YESTERDAY was three de-
,-'%. cooler than il WAS on Monday-that IS
:rn thermometer got up 10 lol0 Yesterday,
,,T,;,cN an the previous day the maximum
.("nera,urc NJ the Dispatch office was 1o40.
.rhnr, were several sunstrokeS yesterday
sr1v +bc unusual heat. but they are noticed
.isnw-hcrc We mav mention one incident
,,,rnrt.d with the heat OF Monday which
= ,xnrtl, remembering. The expansion OF
,n, reil. Il ono or more switches ut the Ches-
a,..aEr depot; in this city, WAS so great that
;.,yq. impossible to use the switches. Ef-
t,,-t> were made TO cool the rails by pouring
,ra.cr ,,nnu them. but all to no purpose:
s,d;t WA. not until the old were replaced
~. r.w rails that the difficulty was rene
died.
tLolr O'Clock yesterday it cloudcd up
o,I ,rr mercury began 10 fall, and between
%T. i. and midnight it fell twenty-onc dc
.,r,.r. refreshing rain late in the after
.rc,r. and still another after midnight,
r,a,cI the atmosphere considerably.
TuFnuovrrEE YESTERDAY A. NJ, so ;
o !. ". s.; II NJ. 9S; 8 2. NJ, 90; 7.
". s.: midnight. IS.
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REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE.-The Re-
publican State Committee met yesterday at
10 O'Clock in the office Of the clerk OF the
United States Court-Mr. G. p. Ramsdell
in the chair; Mr.. James d. Brady, OF Ports
mouth, secretary. The following members
were present.
First District-J. J. Mcdonald.
Second District-J. B. NickolS, G. w.
Cook, w. T. Jefferson.
Third District-Captain d. W. Bohonon,
Josiah Crump, A. A. Splitter.
Fourth District-Mark r. Demortie,
George J. Richards, Joseph Jorgenson.
Fifth District-Not represented.
Sixth District-D. J. Woodfn.
Seventh Districts. NJ. Yost.
Eighth District-B. W. Hoxsey, FL. Van
Auken.
Ninth District-F. J. Bramhall, John
Walsh. ..-. =
After the Finance Committee presented
their report, the matter Of organization was
taken up, discussed, and postponed until 9
O'Clock this morning.
Messrs. A. A. Splitter, c. p. Ramsdell,
and B. L. HoXsey were added TO the Exc
cutivc Committee. A number OF State cam
vassers were appointed, among whom We're
Messrs. j. L. Fernald and Colonel NJ. D.
Ball.
Adjourned until to-day.
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MoRTuAgY REPORT. following Is the
mortuary report for the week ending Satlir-
day, july s, 1876, compiled from sextons'
returns received ut the Office Of the Board
Of Health: .Sa
Cause of Death Abortion, eolored; ab-
scess, white, colored; cholera-infantun,
4white, colored; cholera-morbus, white; (;
congestion OF brain, white, colored; con-
gcstion OF bowels, white; consumption,
white, colored; convulsions (infantiel
white, 5 colored; diarrhGa, 2 eolored ;
dysentery, white, 1 colored; fever {child-
bcd), colored; fever (continued), / color
cd: gastre-entcritis, white; infantile
Iockjaw, colored; inflammation OF bowels,
/ white; marasmus, l colorcd; meningitis,
/ colored; paralysis, white; premature
birth, colored; puerpura, white; teeth
ing, colored; liberation OF bowels, /
1 white; whooping-cough, white, l col
ored. Whole number OF deaths in the city,
exclusive of still. births, As. Stilt-births
White males 1, colored males, 3, colored
females, 3-total, I. Sea Males, IL white,
II colored-total, %; females, 8 white, 13
colored-total, %. Age: One day to thirty,
4 colored; one month to six, white, col
ored-total, 6; six months to twelve, .
white, colored-total, 10; one year to
three, 7 white, 2 colored-total, 8; three
years to five, 2 white; ten years to twenty,
l colored; twenty years to thirty, white,
4 colored-total, S; thirty years to forty, l
white; forty years to fifty, 8 white; fifty
years to sixty, white; sixty years to sew.
enty, colored seventy years to eighty, 2
white. Condition: Single, 13 white, 21 col
ored-total, 81; married, 9 white, color
cd-total, 8; widows, l white; unknown,
white. Nativity: Richmond, IS; other
parts OF United States, 9; Ireland, 3; un-
known, ,. Locality: Marshall Ward, 2
white, 5 colored-total, D; Jefferson Ward,
9white, 6 colored-total, Is; Madison Ward,
4 colorcd; Monroe Ward, white, color.
ed-total, 6; Clay Ward, 3 white; Jackson
Ward, 5 white, colored-total, 10; aims
house, 2 colored. By aohom Certified: Regu-
lar practitioners, 21 white, 20 colored-
| total, Il; Board OF Health. colored.
| Whole number OF deaths for month OF
June, 10i-99 white, 95 colored.
COMPARATIVE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
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additional SuppEyof Water Needed =
Mayor Chiles in a communication to-day to
members of the Citys Council intimates his
intention Of recommending to that body at
its next meeting the necessity Of a reser-
voir and additional supply Of water. The
fire Monday evening fully demonstrated the
insufhciency Of the present water supply.
In case of fire but one plug in the city can
be used at q time, the mains not being large
enough to afford a supply for more. The
present water supply is obtained from the
river without any reservoir at all, the water
being forced into the mains by small
pump driven by the machinery of the Man
chester Corn-A1ill.
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coyvENrIoN OF IsRAELIrEs.

WASHINGTON, July i1.-The Convention
of Israelites assembled at W Willard's Hall this
morning. One hundred delegates were
present, the majority OF whom arrived last
night. The meeting was called to order BY
Mr.. 10th, president of the Council. Prayer
was offered by Rev. DR.. Leasing, of Peoria.
Mr. L. Gilberman, of Chicago, was appoint
ed temporary chairman Mr.. swartz, Of
Selma, temporary secretary.
Committees on credentials and permanent
organization were appointed, and the former
reported seventy-three congregations repre-
sented. S. Wolf, Of this city, was elected
president Of the Convention, and L. Levy,
Of Cincinnati, secretary. Other committees
were appointed; after which the Conven-
tion adjourned to o'clock tomorrow.
DON HcARLosINPHILADELPHIA.
PHuADELpHIA, July 11.-Don Carlos has
arrived here.
THE SILVER BILL CONFERENCE.
WlsH1NGToN, July u.--The conference
committee on the silver bill have agreed ON
bill to exchange sl0,o GOO, 900 In silver for.
legal tenders. :.5;5s.
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OfflcERs CHosES.-At the last regular
Iouneii - OF focahontas Tribe, No. IA, I. O.
II. d., The following were selected to fill the
elective and appointed offices for the ensuing
Elk moons: ". s.. f. Francis; S. S., A. S.
Eoy4; .. =, ". &. W. Childress; G. OF r.,
y: y: II; Martin; X. OF W., James LEVER; 1 S.,
". w. Il: Granger; 2 s., w. C. Carrington 1
W. a. }. Tucker; W, j. G.. Sparks; 3
", u: j. Bransford; W., j. Galbraith !;
". OF W., W. A. o. Cole; G. of r., G.. A.
armstrong; AZ b., w. J. Galbraith; b.,
", II: Mllburn; 3 b., w. G. Tolbz; 4. B.,
D. T.. Chlldress; V. P, w. It. Hardie.
These officers were installed on the same
evening at their wfg,yam by p. S. CARING
ton and others.
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The TRoT AT THE FAIR GROUNDS THIS AF.
THRHooN.-This afternoon at haH-past 4
O'Clock there will he trot at the Fair
Grounds for purse OF one hundred and
fifty dollars; one hundred dollars to the
first horse and fifty dollars to the second.
The following entries have been made: I
L. Crouch enters G. s. Forager; Odepheimer
Brothers enter br. e. Valley Dutchman; A.
G.. Babcock enters b. 6. Little Dick; Robert
Harper enters +. m. Alice Lane; Tom Cur
tia enters br. m. Kate.
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ITkLY,s Observation-Disclosures :,

AsHNGToN, July 11.--Thc President rc
ceiyed the following to-day
g Victor Emanuel IL, by the grace OF God
and the viii OF the people King OF Italy, Ia
the President Of the United States, greeting:
by very dear and good friend, - On the DAY
upon which the great American republic
celebrates the centennial anniversary Of its
existence 1t is our desire to address our con-
| gratulations and those. OF our people to you
personally, and to the nation over which you
preside, and which, with admirable ability,
you have succeeded in directing to It's noble
destiny. Neither the distance which sepa-
rates nor any difference OF race will ever
weaken in us and In our people that firm
friendship which unites us with the brave
American nation, with which for hundred
years Italy has had relations productive Of
mutual esteem. We are inclined to convey
to you these sentiments so much the more
readily for the purpose OF more worthiiy
celebrating the memorable day by the mon-
ster exhibition Mt Philadelphia you were
pleased to invite alfthe nations OF the earth.
Accept the assurance Of the highest esteem
and friendship, together with the prayers
which we offer to God that He may have
you, my very dear friend, In His holy keep
ing. -
"Giyen at Rome on the 11tll day OF june,
1876.
"Your good friend,
"VIcroR EMMANuEL.
"Countersigned: Aeleqari..
COMMISSIONER PRATT's RESIGNATION.
WAsHINGToN, July 11.-Prattss resigna-
ton rs Commissioner OF Internal Revenue
takes effect from the lst OF August. The
President had intimated to Pratt desire TO
make change in the commissionership;
hence the resignation.
THE HAMBURG RIOT.
AUGUSTA, GA, July II The coroners
inquest in the Hamburg riot case has not
General and Adiutant-G General OF the State
were present to-day by order Of Governor
Chamberlain.
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OPINION OF DR.. Il. S. STEUART, PRESIDENT
MARYLAND HOSPITAL, BALTIMORE: II
have used CoLDEN'S LIEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT
OF BEEF AND TONIC INrIGoRAToR for more than
year, and recommend it as one of the most efficient
preparations have ever met with. 1t combines the
virtues of food and tonic in 4 remarkable way"
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Had to Suspend Work Again.-The work
men on the new building on Hull street
near Eighth were forced to stop work again
Yesterday on account OF the excessive heat
Monday these mechanics were forced to
yield to Sol's rays also.
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Dro1ned.-Yestcrday evening a little son
OF DIr. James D. Craig, a member of the
City Council, was drowned while bathing in
the river near Mayo's Island. The body
was recovered by several gentlemen, and
taken to the residence of his parents.
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TIE HAABURGH EDGINGs AND lNsERTlNGs
at LEVY BROTHERS are the cheapest yet offered In
this city, The assortment is large. Also, great bar
gains In white goods Of every description.
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almost Serious Accident.-Mr. Ira l..
Anderson, in going to the fire at Stacy's
shuck factory Monday night caught his foot
in one of the many holes in the bridge on
Hull street and was precipitated i'll the race.
Fortunately no damage was done beyond a
good ducking.
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THE FIRST REPUBLICAN GUN.

THE RATIFICATION MEETING LAST NIGHT
MUSIC AND CHINESE LANTERNs-AD-
DRESSES BY COLONEL NJ. y. BALL, OF
ALEXANDRIA,: JAMES D. BRADY, OF
PORTSMOUTH; COLONEL CtfAMBERLAINE,
OF LoUDOUN: W. +. GIDDlNGs, AND
OTHERS
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ELECTION OF OFrIcERs.-At the last regu-
lar meeting of the West End Socials the tof-
lowing officers were elected for the ensuing
term: President, Charles E. Stone; Vice
President, Alley Moore; Secretary, Clinton
Davis: Treasurer, Fayette Bolton.
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DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE.-In order to meet
the constantly increasing demands Of our trade we
lrsye added well-selected assortment OF NEW
TYPE, which, together with our improved MA
cHINERY and sKILFUL MECHANICAL TALENT,
warrant us in guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLASS
OF WORK at moderate figures and in the most expe-
ditious manner. $500 .
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ARRESTED FOR sTEALISGa0A young man
(whose name is purposely omitted was ar
rested yesterday by Sergeant J. B. Angle,
OF the Second district, for stealing $500 In
United States currency and check Tor the
same amount from Mr.. Louis j. Bossieux.
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DEATH OF COLONEL WISN.-Colonel Will
nam nam K. Winn died at his residence, near
hl!by's station, Richmond, Fredericksburg
ana Potomac railroad, yesterday afternoon,
after seven weeks illness. Colonel Winn
was born in 1926, and after receiving fair
education entered upon the practice Of the
law. He was quite 4 successful practitioner
M hanover and adjoining counties, and was
noseu ior his care and industry in the pre-
i'ai a'oh OF his cases. He twice represented
.a nm' county Nianover) in the lower House,
Anu was last fall candidate for the Conser-
n, aa'i'e senatorial nomination, but. was I'M
ihGeTcsslul. -; Ills funeral will take place from
NN lste residence this evening ut 5 O'Clock.
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10 Resume 0perationAgain.-Mr. George
P. Stacy, whose shuck factory was destroyed
by tire on Monday last: it is said will re-
build and resume operation again at an
early day E..
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Chesterfield Co,rt.-A large number OF
persons attended this Court on Monday last.
a barbecue was given short distance from
the Court by number OF gentlemen in the
nei@hborhOod.
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DELEGATES TO THE NATIONAL CALIFORNIAN
AssocIATIoN.-At a regular meeting OF the
Richmond Caledonixn Club Messrs. John
Maxwell and Forbes Alcock were elected
delegates, with James Macdougall as alter
nate, to attend the annual meeting OF the
North American United Caledonian Asso-
ciation, to be held in Philadelphia August
10th.
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I have analyzed the wHIsKEY known under tnt
brand of "B SELECT" controlled by Messrs. WAL
TER D. BLAIR & Co., Richmond, Va, and hnd II
FREE FROM FUsIL OIL aud other impurities ano
recommend Its use for medicinal and family pur'
poses.-J. b. McCAw, NJ D., late Professor OF
Chemistry, Medical College CT Virginia.
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OysRcoAT SToLEN.-Thieves entered the
Office Of DR.. N. L. James, No. 312 east Grace
street, last night, and stole an overcoat. The
entrance was effected by breaking open
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Hs- On all satss Of Real Estate made oetuesn
Malst Of January and last of June the td1esJor
The present year have to bspatd tythe purchaser
On, all sales made Setoeen the lst Of July and lasl
of the near the tezes haze to be paid by the seef
rThis custom was adopted about fifteen yeassagt
nv Mi the real estate agents in Richmond, and up
uiies to Richmond and yicinity.J
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POLICE COURT, Observation-Disclosures 10
seph j. White presiding.-Peter BrIce (co-
lored), charged with stealing one lot OF to-
bacco from Alexander Cameron, was sent to
Jail for six hours, with six stripes added.
\ number OF trifiing cases were examined
and accused discharged.
Several ordinance violations were disposed
of
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Adjourned until to-day.

BANKRUPT CAsEs.--The report OF Regis
ter Forbes for the year ending June so,
1876, shows that seventy-siX voluntary cases
were tiled-amount of liabilities, SAT-, ,996.S1;
assets, 19,S90.1S; discharges, 16. Eight
involuntary cases-amount OF liabilities,
SIG, 1859; assets, SSS,19O.0O; discharges,
none
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Repairs to Tree Bridge.-The keeper OF
this bridge has been furnished with lumber,
and has commenced making the much need
ed repairs to the bridge.
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Mdqor's Court. Lawson Burfoot was be-
fore this court charged with breaking up
his wife's furniture. Fined two dollars and
costs and discharged.
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THOSE ANTICIPATING CHANGE IN THE
WEATHER will find a large stock Of hannels and
blankets at LEVY BROTHERS. Those who do not
will find thin goods for ladies' and mems wear.
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CUSTOM (land-made) WORK to order, and guar
anteed to fit. Repairing neatly done by
BoscHEN & BROTHER,
500 and 51l Broad street.
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KEEP Cool DURING THE HEATED TERM.-You
can keep cool by buying your thin CLOTHING and
TAUZE UNDER SHIRTS from +. b. SPENCE & Son.
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THE COOLEST STORE IN THE CITY IS LEVY
BROTHERS.. Their store Is well ventilated, and the
bargains that they sell win make you feel comfort
able even II the weather Ii warm.
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THE WAR IN THE EAST.

xLIvTH CONGRESS--First Session.
WASHINGTON, D. c., July II, 1875.
SENATE.
There was no legislative or executive
business done to-day. The impeachment
trial occupied the days session.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
No session.
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ALPACA CoATS-nicc assortment-for sale by E.
.. SPENCE ( SON.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRISTING-HoUSE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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NAINsooK UNDERsHIRTs, just the thing for no
weather, for sale by f. 3. SPENCE & Son.
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PERsoNAL.-General Asa Rodgers, Second
Auditor, left last night for an absence OF a
few weeks in the country.
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MILITARY ELECTIoN.-At meeting Of the
Richmond City Guard held last night Ser
geant Joseph L. Smith was elected second
lieutenant In place OF e. D. Starke, resigned; I;
and Andrew L. Ellett, Jr., orderly ser
geant,
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KEEP CooL.-A large stock of fans, umbrellas,
and parasos can be had ut LEVY BROTHERS, at
prices so low as to make warm person feel COM
rnrtuh
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"KIssENGEN AND V1CHY" on draught at
ScHGS's, Eleventh and Main streets.
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Out Again.-Mr. Thomas D. Craig, who
was attacked with sunstroke on Monday,
was out again yesterday.