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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-28

WOMAN DEEApruLLT BURNED - HER
CLOTHING TAXES FIRE AT Hen HUSBANDS
FORGE AND SHE RuSHES INTO ONE OF THE
PgW TUOROUGuFARES FOR llELr.-Be-
.wcct q and II o'clock Yesterday morning
Al accident occurred at the hlacksmith-shop
II !. Phelan. No. 1916 Franklin street, by
which his wife was very seriously, and pro-
laby fatally. burned. Mrs. Phclan was
Standing by the anvil at which her husband
was at work talking to him. when spark
from the hot iron which Mr.. Phclan was
auumcrinc flew upon his wifc'S clothes,
setting fire to them instantly. As soon rs
Nr. Phclan discovered she WAS or fire she
-.n .ul o, thc shop down the street, scream
.#- "a, the top OF her voice. Upon reaching
W. John boolry's store, z square and 4
Aat from the blacksmith shop, she ran in
i.r help and out again as quickly n she had
.rprr and attempted TO pu. out the 1re-for
ny this time The uniortunat" ladv'S clothes
vrrra perfect sheet OF ilamc-hut before he
could Hn - she dashed out into the street,
where >hc was met hy Mr.. !. Il. Waldman
and Mr.. L. ". Carter. They took hold
o; her. and tried to stop her, but
,hr broke away from them and ran
into 4 ncichborng house and on 10 the
back porch. She then tried to Jump over
the railing 10 the ground. but McssrS. aid
man and Carter, who followed her, pre-
vented il. They then threw her down, and
MI Waldman rut his leather apron over
h-r and succeeded in partially >ubduing the
flames. Mr.. Henderson Morris arrived by
this time and threw bucket OF water on
her and cXtngui>hed the flames. Mrs.
phrlan was carried into the house OF Mr.. +.
ta>tiglia. where she was put to bed and
l)rs. Cunni. .-ham and Vest called in.
They did ali in their power TO alleviate
~, agony Of the suffering woman.
They found that she had been dreadfully
burned from her breast down, and in some
,arcs the flesh was burnt almost to 4 crisp.
Great credit is due TO MeSSrs. Waldman
and Carter for their timely assistance and
presence OF mind Mr.. Carter was so badly
burned about his hands and arms in his
efforts to pull Mrs. Phelan's burning clothes
from Ecr body that he had to he carried
lone in Il carriage. and it will probably be
a p,onth before nc will be able 10 get TO work
-1Eain. Nr. Waldman was also badly burned
in one hand and on his nose.
Last evening the unfortunate woman was
in 4 very critical condition, and her life was
almost dc>palred OF.
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EoREfGN. AFFAIRS.
THE WAR CLouD-LORD DERBY AND THE
EASTERN QUESTION,

IhE W Ak CLUGD-LOkD DERB4 AND THE
EASTERN QUESTION.
LONDON, June 2T.-In the House OF Lords
last night the Earl OF Derby, replying to a
motion OF Lord Straheden for the produc-
ton OF papers relative to the Eastern gues-
ton, stated that abandonment OF the Berlin
memorandum had removed the cause OF dis
union between England and other Powers.
he iustihes the late revolution in Constan-
tinople, and deprecated hasty and unfayor-
able criticism OF the foreign Powers.
The situation, he said, was very compli-
Gated; but, for his part, he saw no reason
to doubt that all the great Powers, without
exception, would be glad to terminate q
quarrel having so many elements Of danger.
Lord Derby continued: "England's line
OF action is clear. We would gladly recon-
cile the Porte and the insurgents, but we
have no right or wish to take the part Of
either in purely internal quarrel. That is
the rule on which we have acted in times
not remote and civil wars far more extern
sive and sanguinary.
"We are in communication with the
Porte and other Powers with view OF Of
ferlng such cOunSelS as seem useful. We
have been charged in some quarters with
fayoring the Turks. The charge is utterly
unfoundcd. No one supposed the mainte-
nance OF the Ottoman Empire possible il the
Christians become permanently disaffected.
The problem is to reconcile their reasona-
BILE wishes with the maintenance OF sys-
TEN which cannot be oyerthrown without q
general conyulsion.''
BELGRADE, June 2T.-Prince Milan starts
for Arly on the 30th instant: on the same
day the war manifesto will be issued. On
| the 1st OF July state OF siege will be de-
clared throughout Servia.
CATT1NGE, June 2T.-All MontenegrinS
between the ages OF seventeen and sixty
have been summoned to arms. The Senate
will shortly assume the reins of Govern
ment in behalf OF Prince Nicholas until thu
end Of the war.
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MoRrrARY REPoRT.-rhc following is the
mortuary report for the week ending Satur-
day, June q, 1876:
Cause of Death: Apoplcyy, white; cho'
lera-in' 'antum, 9 white, : cOlored: conges.
ton OF brain, | Colored; consumption,
white, coored; convulsions infantile),
white, 3 colored; cyanoSis, l white; diar.
rhcca. colored; dropsy, colorcd; drown.
ing colored; dysenterv, l colored; fever
Gntermittent), l white; heart-disease, col.
orcd; Inflammation OF bowels, 2 white
liver-diSease, white, colored marasmuS,
l colored; old age, white, colored; pneu'
monia, l colorcd; premature birth, l col
ored; scurvy, l white; suicide, l white;
tecthing, ! colored; unknown, l colored
Whole number of deaths in the city. cXclu.
sive Of still-births, Al. StIL-6irthS: Colored
males, 3. .Ser: Males, - white, II colored-
total, %: females, 8 white, II colored-
total, u. Age: One day to thirty, 9 whitG
colorcd-total, /: one month to six, white:
3 colorcd-total, I; SIN months to twelve, 1
white, colored-total, !; one year to three.
white, 4 colored--total. S; three years tc
five, l colored: twenty years to thirty,
white. | colored-total, 3; thirty years tc
forty, l colored; forty years to fifty, white,
, colorcd-total. 3; fifty years to sixty,
white. colored-total, 4; sixty years tc
seventy, colored; seventy years to eighty,
l white, 4 coored-total, 5; eighty years to
ninety, l white. Condition: Single, IA
white, Is colorcd-total, %; married,
white, 5 colorcd-total, 10; widowers,
white: widows, l white, colored-total, .:
unknown. l coorcd. Notiuity: Richmond
-; other parts OF United States, II. Lo'
culitv: City at large, / white, colored-to'
tai, :; Marshall Ward, s white; Jefferson
Ward, white, colored-total, 8; Madison
Ward, white, , colorcd-total, 3; Monroe
Ward, white, colored-total, I; Clay
Ward, = colored; Jackson Ward, white, s
colored-total, 0; almshouse. white, col
ored-total, 4. By aohom Certified: Regu
lar practitioners, 20 white, Is colored-total
3s; Coroner, 1 white, , colored-total, 3
Board OF Health, 3 coorcd.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS. AT a meeting OF
Richmond Commandery, No. 2, knights
Tcmplar, held last night, the following Of
ficers were elected: Eminent Commander
l.. L. Bass; Gcneralissimo, W. 7. Allen !;
Captains General, John Z. Laughton; Pre-
late. A. S. Lee; Senior Warden, T. S. Tow
er; Junior Warden, j. T. Keesee; Stand
ard-Bearer, Charles T. Biniord; Sword
Bearer, J. 7. Brown; Treasurer, r. E.
Newcumber; Warder, Henry Bodeker; Re
corder, Clarence Danforth; Stewards,
George Poe, Fletcher Richardson, and
James T. Vaughan.
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paonWillTIEs To-nAY.- Washington.
lawn. For The South Atlantic States,
,,,,:.uarv OF rising barometer, southwest
,.:ra>. Slight changes in temperature, and
n.r,.y cloudy weather will prevail, With lo-
"a. storms.
For the Middle States, southwest winds,
,,,.,;hly yccring to northwest, stationary or
lower temperature. higher pressure. partly
c,nrdy ycsthcr, with occasional rain.
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PRINTING CONTRACT AwARDED.-The bids
for printing the records OF the Court Of APP
peals were opened Monday, and the contract
was awarded to Mr.. Everett Waddy. The
following were the bids offered: Per page
of 1900 ems, including pcess-work, paper,
and a cover containing the style Of each case,
C. C. Baughman, "a cents; J. S. Hayes Is
cents; William II. Wade IL Co., rs cents;
Ferguson & Son, so cents; George w.
Gary, 70 cents; E. Waddy, 65 cents; E. A.
Smith, IS cents.
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ELECTION OF TE4PERkNCB OFFICERs.-
At meeting Of the Shockoe Hill Division,
Sons OF Temperance, held at Harmony Hsll
night before last, the following were elected
officers for the ensuing quarterly term: DR..
NJ. b. Portaux, W. p; DR.. Theo. 2. Mayo,
W. A.; Robert r. Reynolds, r. S.; Robert
+. Bell, a. r. S.; Leigh Burton, F. S.;
William 7. Allen, T.; K. B. Wilson, chap
lain; i. K. Andrews, conductor; S. Taylor
Evans, A. C.; George Il. Brosius, !. s.;
George Dabncy Wootton, o. S.; P. w. P.
u. ID. Talley retiring w. p.
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Complaint from Aboue.-Some two or
three citizens living on Hull street near the
railroad have complained to your reporter
on several occasions of the way they are
neglected by the police authorities. They
state that horsc-racing in the street and yul-
gar language is used with impunity. We
mention this to call attention to the in
coming Council Of the want OF a sufficient
number OF policemen. The present force
consists OF three privates and one captain.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Agr On oil saLss of Real Estate made oetpeen as
the lst of January and last Of June the tdTss Jo'
he present year haze to be paid oythe pnrchqSer
On all sales made 6etlceen the 1st Of July ana tIs
oI the usdr the taaes have to be paid 6p the Setter
COOK LAUGHToN. 1o1 4. NJ, adrAinistEatri5s'a ( !, !
sale Of handsome household furniture ut No. loe
east Cary street.
WELLINGTON GODDIN, p. M commissioner:
sale of real estate on the south side OF Grace DC
tween Twcnty-ffth and Twenty-sixth streets
and on the west side of Twenty-third between
Leigh and Al streets
PAINE. CABELL & CO., for Messrs. NJ. Miilhiser
& Co. No. 1910 Main street, catalogue sale OF
large quantity Of slightly damaged dry-goods
ROBERT B. LYME, 9 P. NJ, small brick dwelling
aud lot on north side OF Preston between Second
and Third streets.
CHAFFIN, STAPLES & CO., 8 p. NJ, 40 building
lots near Monroe Park, on Laurel, Pine, Cherry,
i. and BclYidere streets.
WELLINGTON GODDIN, ?. III, commissioner
sale OF lot on Church Hill, IN Warrears plan, on
Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fsth streets
COCK a LAUGHTON, 10 A. Il, at store Of 6. Ill
male, No. ID Fourteenth street, coniee1ionefie''
&c.
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PsesoNAL.-Mr. George G.. Wilde. VINO
has for years been connected with the hlcn-
mond press, has recently transferred ms
sphere of usefulness to the city department IL
OF the Petersburg Post. Mr.. Wilde ls Wen
known in this community as first-rate
writer and a genial and pleasant companion
Our neiyhbors Of the Post are to be con-
rratulated in having secured his services.
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4 Cremated Horse.-Pompey Harris (col-
ored), charged with having dead horse
within the corporate limits, was duly ar
raigned on yesterday, and after trial was
dismissed, it having been proved that the
defendant had burned half-cord OF wood
in cremating" the deceased quadruped.
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DELEGATES TO TIE TORONTO CONVENTION.
The following delegates have been appoint
I'd to represent the Richmond Association at
the international Convention OF Young
Mems Christian Associations, which meets
in Toronto July T.: j. ". Lockwood, W.
Y. Shepperd, .Jr., Ii. Theo. EllySon, Col
oncl W. p. Munford, w. b. Bigelow, and
Rev. c. II. Read, u. d. j. I. Ellyson, pro-
sidcnt Of the Richmond Association, is a
corresponding member Of the executive
committee ex cticio and delegate to the
Convention.
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The Sunday Liquor-Seller.-In the case OF
Edward Baker, who was before the Mayors
Court on Monday on. the charge OF selling
liquor on Sunday, and in whose case his
Honor reserved his decision, was up again
yesterday morning, and Baker was sent on
TO the grand Jury.
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WoMAN's WORK.-Rev. DR.. H. A. Tur-
per will address the ladies OF Richmond
next Sunday morning at the First Baptist
church on HWoman's Work. He will
doubtless have q very large congregation to
hear what will certainly be very interest
np aidress
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THE NEW REsERvoIR.-Colonel w. f..
Cutshaw, City Engineer, has gone to Nor
folk 10 act as q member Of the Board OF Ex-
amincrs Of competitors for the place OF City
Engineer OF that city. Upon his return
(Thursday, or Friday at the latest) the new
reservoir will be formally turned over to the
city authorities. The work of improve-
lnent about the reservoir is being rapidly
pushed 10 completion under the supervision
OF Charley Baker, ESQ
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4 Doomed Dog.-Mr. Sydenham Wake
was before the May or yesterday morning TO
show cause why his dog should not be killed
for biting young lady named Miss JeWett:
The cas- c was clearly proven, and the Chlef
of Police was directed to kill him.
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THE Doa-CATcHERs OUT.-Yesterday for
the first time this season, the dog-catchers
were out in full force. They netted quite
large number OF worthless CANNES, also a
few hogs, goats, &c. The killing Oh many
worthless ours would be beneht 10 Tue
city.
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GRAND UNITED ORDER OF TRUE REFORM
ERs.-A convention Of this (colored) Order
took place last night at the Orphan Asylum
at s O'Clock. The Grand Fountain OF this
Order will meet in it's second annual session,
in this city, July 18th. Delegates are e1-
pected from all parts OF the State.
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CoLoREp CAMPAIGN CLuB.-Quite num-
Der of respectable colored citizens are pre-
pairing to organize club after the nomina'
tions at St. Louis, in opposition to Hayes
and Wheeler.
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OFF FoR TIE MoUNTAINs.-A large num-
Der Of persons left the city yesterday morn.
ing by the $50 mail train OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio road for the mountains; many OF
them to remain away from the city until
next fall.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
AN OFFICER KILLED BY A HoRsE.THIEP.
SUDDEN DEATH OF A MERCHANT
Northern Military at Charleston, s. c
THE WAR THE EAST.
xLIVTH CONGRESS-First Session.
WASHINGTON, June u, 1876.

The statement OF deiaulters reported by
the Secretary OF the Treasury, previously
referred to the Committee on Printing, was
referred back with recommendation not
to print. Adopted.
The bin regulating taxation in the Dis
trict was passed.
The joint resolution for furnishing arms
to States and Territories for defence against
Indians was passed.
The silver bill was discussed to adjourn
ment.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
The committee appointed to investigate
the charges against Clerk Adams reported,
exonerating him. Adopted.
The proceedings OF the day were unim-
portant.
Adjourned.
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REPUBLICAN, RATIFICATION 3IEETING.-The
Republicans will ratify the nominations Of
Hayes and Wheeler at meeting to be held
in front OF the custom-house at 81 O'Clock
to-nirht
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| Especial Telegram 10 DisDatSii.l
HUNTINGTON, W. VA, June 2T.-Evening
before last strange lady and gentleman ar,
rived here in buggy, and tarried for the
night. Yesterday morning the gentleman
lett here eastward. The lady went down
the river at 10 o'clock \. NJ, and landed at
South Point.
During the day information reached here
that the male party was horse-thief from
Greenfield, Ohio. Thereupon Marshal
Mitchell and Mr.. Turner, OF this city, at
once started in pursuit. At O'Clock this
morning they overlook the thief near Hur-
ricane station. An encounter took place,
the details OF which have not reached us,
but we have intelligence that the Marshal
and Turner were found lying helpless on
the highway this morning, both shot.
Mitchell died about 9 o'clock A. NJ, and
Turner's injuries, it is believed, will prove
fatal also.
The thief then stole Il fresh horse in the
vicinity and escaped. He is now away from
all telegraph lines, and will probably push
through the mountains for Wythevillc or
vicinity, on the Virginia and Tennessee
railroad, or to Clark,burg. or Grafton, on
the Baltimore and Ohio road.
He is about twenty-eight years OF age;
five feet nine inches high; dark hair; beard
tipped with red, and weighs about $50
pounds.
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MRED MEN.-Ata regular council OF James
town Tribe, No. Al, Improved Order Red
Men, held ut their wigwam on the zIth
sleep, hot moon, G. S. ID. 3S5, the following
chiefs were elected for the ensuing six
moons: : j. FL. Patterson, w. s.; Jones a.
Otey, Senior g.; Joseph Keppler, Junior
S.; w. Wakefield, 4. OF W.; o. +. Wise,
& ~ n
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RAN AWAY WITH THE TRUCK.-As the
driver OF the hook-and-ladder truck was
exercising his team yesterday one OF his
horses. being Il new one, took fright in front
u the cnginc-houSc, and ran Off down Broad
street When opposite Ford's Hotel co
lorcd hack-drivcr named Nelson White ran
Uiii. and >ciZing one Of the horses by the bit,
held on until he had turned them and run
them into Il tree al the corner OF Broad and
Twelfth streets. The truck-drlvcr had one
o! hi> fingers badly cut by his ring In his
gilort> to stop the runaway team.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-28

The Y0uSG GUARD AssoC1ATIoN.-Thls
association OF well-known and not exactly
antiquated citizens met at the City Hall last
evening, Colonel J. H. Richardson in the
chair. William II. Wade, Esq, was called
upon to act as secretary. There was present
a large number Of old veterans OF the war.
4 constitution and bylaws were reported
and adopted. After some private discussion
the meeting adjourned.
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WE CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION to our sale of
LOTS on WEDNESDAY, at 5 O'Clock. This property
Is situated south of Monroe Park and only from one
to three squares distant. Every lot put up VIII De
sold regardless Of price. Street cars will take you 70
the SALE We invite the attendance Of all who WISH
to buy property In this desirable portion of the CITY,
CHAFFIN, STAPLES co.
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Discharged.-Joseph Z. johnson Color
ed, charged with carrying concealed wea-
pons, and threatening the life OF Spencer
Woodson. was discharged.
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Persondl.-Mr II. A. Cook, treasurer OF
III s. L., left for the Centennial yester-
day; consequently this social club will have
no more balls until his return.
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RICHMOND, June 26, 1876
WILL RECEIVE PROPOSALS UNTIL
4 the 5th of July for FALLOWING TWENTY
FIVE OR TIIIR,TY ACRES OF LAND on my farm,
about four miles from the city, The land clear OF
Instructions. and the soil IS comparatively ilght.
trhe following must be done with. double horse
plough. and finished By the 1st OF August: ADDRESS
W. n. BRAGG.
care Of Richmond York River ana ChesapeiakHe ape
jc c26-3t Rhlroad, flchluohu, va
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Needs Repairing.-The bridge which
crosses the canal ut the foot OF Hull street is
in a. dan gerous condition, and it ought to be
repaired before some one is injured.
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Hastings Court.-This court was in ses-
sion Yesterday morning, but adjourned
without tranSacting any important busl-
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Buy your WHITE QUILTS ut LEVY BROTHERS
They have one thousand just received from the large
auction sales In New York.
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FLAGS for decoration on the Fourth OF July at
LEVY BROTHERS. Those who wish to decorate on
the Centennial celebration should call carly and get
their
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ST LOUIS Co1vENTIoN.-From present appear
ances the platform Will contain i plank advising all
good citizens to buy one Of those TES-DoLLAR
SUITS from L. b. SPENCE SON.
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TIE HEATED TERM Is upon us. III you want 10
keep cool buy some of those flFTf-CENF EAlZE
SHIRTS from Z. B. SPENCE & Son.
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ORGANIZATION OF THE New CorScII-TnE
PROPOSED RECEsS.--The two branches OF
the Council will be organized, in pursuance
OF the city charter, on the.1st OF July-neNt
Saturday. The Common Council, 1t is
stated, will, meet at II 4. NJ. Saturday 10
elect president, clerk, and scrSeant-at-
arms. At 5 7. N. the Board Of Aldermen
will probably meet for the same purpose.
At 6 O'Clock P. NJ. Monday there will be
Joint session of the two bodies to elect City
Engineer, Superintendcnts OF Gas and Wt-
tcr-Works, Chief Of Fire Department, DC.
1t is stated that with but one, or may be TWO
exceptions, all OF the present incumocnts
will be retained in Office. For some OF the
places. however, it is likely that the contest
will be quite spirited.
On Monday afternoon ncSt-the 1lrst
Monday in Julv--the regular seml-monthiy
meeting OF the new Common Council VIII
be held. II that body agrees to the JOINT re-
solution for summer recess, which VIII no
| doubt be done, As it will result In con-
siderable saving to the city in many re-
spcctS. there will be no regular session until
September. II. however there is any press
| inr business TO be transacted the Common
Council will merely have an adjourned
meeting, so as to wind up its affairs. At
present there is nothing urgent remaining
upon the calendar in either branch but IL
business OF a pressing character should come
up in the next few days it will probably be
disposed OF by the Common Council at its
regular or adjourned meeting and commu-
nicatcd to the Board for the action OF that
body on the Monday following.
The following arc the members OF the
Board OF Aldermen and Common Council
to serve for the next two years:
aldermen.
Marshall Ward: W. =. VI. Kcllam, G. B,
LipScomb. W. II. Williams.
J. G. Smith.
! Madison: Lloyd j. Bcall, John \. Mere
dith. Louis Wagner.
Monroe: II. G. Cannon, l.. J.. Bass. Va
cancy occaSioned by the resignation OF w,
| {. Darlington.
Clay: Charles L. Todd, J. G. Spangen-
burg, Z. W. Pckrell.
Jackson: II. ". Manly, Josiah Crump,
Richard Forester.
Common Council.
| Marshall Ward: John A. Curtis, J. j.
| English. O. 2. Gregory, James Hayes,
Henry Metzger.
jefferson: A. G. Babcock, John NJ. Hig-
gins, Charles +. Taylor, r. II. Whitlock,
William s. Wood.
Madison: J. NJ. Daniel, Charles 7. Davis,
John III. Guy, n. d. Hardgrove, James NJ.
Talbot.
Monroe: T. II. Elicit, w. III. Haxall,
Samuel II. Pulliam, NJ. l.. Straus, o. f.
Manson,
Clay: George L. Christian, J. j. King,
John Laucr, Il. W. Oliver, Joseph X. An
derson.
jackson: b. l.. Braselman. Jackson Fos-
ter. II. W. johnson, \. p. Eandervall, j. f.
Wingfeld.
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HAHMoCKS can be bought at LEVY BROTHERS
at the low prices Of 1880 and $3.50. just INC
things for warm weather.
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LEVY BROTHERS have some extraordinary bar
gains in LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
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ExCUlblOH IIaIIICbf iC-1
Furnished at greatly reduced prices.

BETHESDA WATER.-I ain constantly receiving
fresh supplies OF this celebrated water direct from
the spring at Waukeshee, Wis, In charred barrels
and sold on draught, by the gallon and In half bar
rels. Send for circular. GEORGE SCHEN.