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WEATHER REPORT. J.

IND1cArrUNs FOR T0-D 0-DAY.-FortheMid Middle
Atlantic States, nearly stationary followed
by falling barometer, stationary or h'gher
temperature, northerly winds yeering to
southeriy, and clear or partly cloudy Wea-,
thei. - =, ~, !, :
For the South Atlantic and East Gull
States, higher pressure and temperature,
variable winds mostly from the nortn,
west, partly cloudy weather, and occasional!
showers. + 20 q & 4, 1 ~
For the West Guli States, nearly statlon-
ary pressure and temperature, soutneriy
winds. and clear or partly cloudy WeatneE.
For Tennessee and the Ohio valley, rising
followed by falling barometer, nortneasl
yeering to southeast winds, stationary OF
higher temperature, clear or partly cloudy
weather, and possibly occasional showers.
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A NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH.-Mrs.
Blennis, who keeps boarding-house on
Fourteenth street near the Exchange Hotel,
had very narrow escape on Thursday
afternoon. She was cleaning out drawer
in which there was small pistol. A little
colored boy commenced playing with the
pistol, when she drove him off. After turn
ing away from the drawer the boy went
up and took the pistol out, and, while play
ing with it, it went of, the balligrazlng her
skull, taking the skin off for several inches.
She was very much frightened, though for
tunately not much injured.
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ARREsrs-RA1D ON THE RA1DERs.-Ser-
geant Parater yesterday arrested Walter
Ferneyhougb, Mike Dolon, James kava-
naugh. John Garrett, Edward Burnett, Jo-
seph Merrimon, and Humphrey Calder,
Jr,-aII young men and residents OF Ore
gon Hill-who are charged with assaulting
and interfering with James Cook (colored
dog-catcher) in the discharge OF his duty
on Thursday. There seems to be some
doubt about, the, guilt OF joe Merri-
mon and John Garrett. Henry Goen,
who was the ringleader., it is alleged,
had not been captured up to O'Clock last
night. Cook identities some of the parties.
Accused will be examined by the. Police
Justice this morning on the double charge
OF. interfering. with Cook and with assault
ing him. ..sg- .;r.,.f - 3. >2,t:-.E,
Sergeant. Parater also arrested, Richard
Hamilton tSeloredI charged wl1a stealing
two pairsof shoes and other articles. the pro-
perty of JOSEPH Evans, and Millie Fleming
icolored) J, charged with stealing one clock,
the property Of Eliza Mason. i''' 81 ',o.
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e3UsIroRMiNG THE CONDUCTORS. On Mon
day the conductors Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio road, by direction Of the company,
went into the new uniform. 1t is blue
cloth coat, pants, and cap, the coat being
much like the army officers fatigue-dress,
with brass buttons. On each cap is silver
badge denoting the rank Of the wearer. 1t
Improves the appearance Of the officials, and
viii be agreeable to the travelling public as
pointing out those in authority on the
trains L----. -
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)
- POLICE CouaT, YESTERDAY Justice 10
-Seph iJ.-. White presiding Henry Keil was
charged with driving over and killing the
child of Edward Leiss, Several witnesses
were examined, and the Justice continued
the case until to-day in order to hear state
ment OF the father of the child. The ac-
cused was bailed in the sum OF $4,000 for
his appearance. 49, . .~..a :a.Tf
Its alleged that Kell, after the accident,
used improper language towards Mr.. Jieiss.
This, however, accused denies. He does
not deny that when Mr.. Clinely was telling
the sergeant at the Second station-beuse to
enter charge against him for fast driving
that he told. Clinely. that it was ga d-rd
iie,'' or that he was "a id liar" 20 ::
- Kell does not seem to be more than twenty
years OF age. His is,explanation Of, the acci-
dent is that he was intent upon whipping
of a big horse-fy that was Fostering his
horse, and that, being SO occupied, he did
not see the child. until too late. OF course
he did not intend TO hurt the child. j -
e The case of Fanny Richardson, "a colored
wOman), charged with, stealing a watch
from Adoiphus Cook, was continued until
Lille Bennett (whitel, Alice Stewart, and
Laura GateWood (colored(, were sent to jail
for ninety days each ior being drunk and
disorderly in the street. = .c,z.;ctf.,s
Bette Gray lcoloreG, charged with house
breaking, was turned over; ;tos the Henrico
county authorities. 49, = I,aGye.5 t.rr
Jacob Logan, an old gray-headed negro,
up for steaaing one lot, of tobacco from
some. person unkoWn, was tried and ac-
Quilted It did not appear in evidence that
any larceny had been cornnitted. Logan
was then arrested by the United States
authorities for having in his possession one
iot of manufactured tobacco, not having the
stamp affixed. He was taken before Com.
missioner Atkins and case continued until
to-day. -. a. -.s. 81.
RIIy Brown and :William Woodson, two
small sneak-thieyes, charged with picking
the pocket OF Mrs. Julius Syeles, were found
guilty. Brown was sentenced to sixty days
and fifteen lashes; -Meodson thirty days
and eight lashes.4 sey s-4:,e,g.3t. t;Sggt
Great eomplaintcomes from citizens living
on fashionable streets inthe West End about
fast driving. Not only are the lives oi
children bat OF adults endangered. Some
heads OF families declare that unless stoI
'ia put to It they " Ill have to seeknew place:
OF residence. 4 5Tttfsi IS 4 45ssg
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snM6ER EXCURSION RourEs.-Mr. M. M
WELcH, Southern Passenger Agent Pennsylvania
Central Railroad compsny, has sent beautifully
illustrated book, which Tas published by the PENN
sylvanis Railroad Company fof the purpose ef af-
fordiug travellers and tourists all needed fnforma-
ton about summer routes OF travel. Most attention
is Of course paid to the places Of resort
on the Pennsylvania road and branches, but other
routes are by no means neglected. The YirEfnta
springs all briefly noticed The book Is printed
in splendid style, ana the pictures inspire in the
breasts OF all those who look upon them desire TO
see the lovely spots they represent. -.
For in formation as to tickets, &c. apply to M.
WEIGH, Southern Passenger Agent, 626 Main
street, sf.s4 ~ = ....- IS ~. ~ n ~
: BEAUTY REGAIgEDi BEAUTY RETAINED, blythe
Of that most harm less and delicate prepsration,
GoURAUD's oLY.rrIAN CREAM. Warranted to con-.
tain no lead, Src, bsmutb, or chalk. Large battles
reduced: to One Dollar. For sale by PURCELL!
LApD g Go. - y - ,i'stis :
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: COSy1cTs IN TR0UBLE-Tw0 KILLED.
A private letter from gentleman connected
with the Buchanan and Clifton Forge Rail-
way Company to relative in this city says
that since the convicts have been at work
on the line of the road eight have tried
to escape, and that two Of these were killed,
one was badly wounded, and the others re-
captured unhurt. r
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~ OFF The LINE. The steaner John Syl-
vester broke her shaft yesterday morning
as she was ;isavine Norfolk, and win be
Withdrawn from the line for short time
for repairs. The company viii ndeayor to
charter a steamer to. take this- Sylvester's
place. The Eliza Hancox, the mail-boat,
leaves Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
ot 7 A. NJ 5sssts ri t.atg gs.r4 ..9Es@-gs s.. -
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MuAcsas LIBBY HILL THIS EyENISa.--
Professor Kessnfch will furnish the Church
Hillians, with "a musical treat On Libby; ;Hal
this evening. commencing atl7 O'Clock.
These advertisements at the various public
points ia theslty are greatly appreciated,
and continue to increase ia popularity. 2sia1f
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AUCTION SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-James
M. Taylor 4 Son sold at public auction yes
terday afternoon the following real estate;
situated on the south side ef Clay stree6 be-
tween Munford and Gilmer streets Frame
dwelling No. 719, with five rooms, at 5000;
brick dwelling No. I'll. with six rooms, at
s1,455, and brick dwelling sNo- 715, with
six rooms, at 81, ,605. g4ss IS Il ri
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Hs7- On, oil sales Of Reos Estate made 6et,oee
the l8t OF Junu0ru and last Of June the t0Les:fei
lie present year fare to paid tyt ths gnrchase,
ot The uear tho tares haze to be paid sells,
(This custom was adopted about fifteen yearsag,
bv all the real estate agents in Richmond, and az
plies to Richmond and Vieinity.l
J.. THOMPSON BROWN, IL M. trustees bank
rupt sale OF framed warehouse near wharf OF
Richmond and Danville Railroad Company, op-
posite Rockets. : : -, =
JAMES MAcDoUaALL, 10 A. NJ, horses, wagons,
:. harness, &c. ....4 sF., s.Es.s .s
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/. CLAREr-anest brandst Duff. Gordon sherry
our own importation :; Willis Whiskey, Leghan
.Whiskey, Select whiskey.1 'El Consolador y
and ..PItana "--two excellent brands of cigars OF
our own. manufacture Liberal discount to the
trade. 5 WALTER d. BLAIR & Co.,
s,...g., qO3> Main street..
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New CHURCH TO BE DEDIcATED.-A rev
Baptist church at Hinton, on the Chessa-
peake and Ohio railroad, will be dedicated
on Sunday the 18th; ), the sermon to be
preached by, Rev. A. F. Dickinson, D. D.,
of this city. .-.i,l-.i.
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DEATH FROM LoCKJAw.-Robbie Scott,
aged about SIX years, second son Of Mr.. A.
A. Scott, who fell from ladder several
days ago and broke his leg, died from lock-
Jaw, from the effects Of the injury, yester-
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PROPOSALS.
MILLINEssY GOonS.. !.

MO wish to state TO -,a1 :.
N the puthe thai ana selling my. entire SsSEXE
STOCK of MILLINERY at sauch below Ata.$ $kHAEE
value and cast-ia EacS, at Rslces whick defy com.
psstlaos. sa An exafainatton n my stock and prices
Tii prove The a,eve asstrtaoE. ~ Y. sSg.
M8S. 4. HUTZLER.
S25 Broad street, g
call ig solicited, -r'Fs7 '---s's h7
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ANOTHER DIvIDEND.-The City Bank, Mr..
Edward Cohen, cashier, has declared a div
idend OF three per cent. on the capital stock
OF the bank. free Of taxes, and payable on
and after the 10th instant. ,.-,...,
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& INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS. .-Ata stated
meeting OF Hines Lodge, No. II, Il. oi P.,
held afPythian Hall on Friday night. the
following officers were installed by j.; b.
HiiI, r. II. T. RbeIi, p. C.; s. e. Beach,
C. C. Cloptnn, Y. c.; I'VE. 9. Rieh.
ardson, Jr.. p; William j. Riddtck, j. .ot
II. and s.; T. il. Courtney, ID. OF f.; W.
H. Card0zo, TT. OF E.;;s J.t j. Muse, M OF
IT,; WI ssmoot, i g.; B. q. Cox, Q. g. 4
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. CHoLEHA-IN, ANTUM. This terrible summer
disease is now doing It's work, and among the many
remedies proposed we know Of none equal to
"VALENrINE's ME1T-JUIcE AND GLYCERINE."
It has been successfully used by many enfnent ply
slcans in this and other States, aud found excellent
for nourisning and sustaining the infant after the
vomiting and purging which accompany this dis
ease 1t IS acceptable to The palate and readily re-
tanned on the stomach. Sold by
MEADE g. BAKER, 9l9 Main street.
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TIE fashion illustrations; Of SAndrews's Bszar"
are Of high style ofart, and extend through all de-
parmen,s Of dress while the literature Of its pages
Is admirable in style and variety, showing thorough
editorial management. Send ten cents for specimen
cosy to ". r. Andrews, Cincinnati. ,',.!
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.PERsoNAL.-ReY. John 3. Edwards, D.
d, leaves the city this morning for, BaIti-
more, where he will preach on Sunday and
lecture on Monday night. 1s-.,s e..
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HERE HE IS AGA.E. 90 Rev. Dr.. S. dc.
Merrill has been called 10 the care OF the.
Baptist church at Carroll oilton, DO. He has;
been snpplyfng the pulpit Of the First Bap-I
tist chuEch 0f ST. Josepb Mo-, for month
very aeeepsably he is 4a member pf the
Baptiat church at Ashsand, Va ~ Christian
Mr., y j. Va
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= A CARD-To THE PEOPLE OF vIRGINIA.-One
year ago the undersigned inaugurated what had not
previously excited In yireinia-yiz., STRICTLY
CASH CLOTHING BusrNEss-on the theory that the
cash or nrompt-paying buyerought not to be taxed
for losses In bad debts etc. inseparabe from credit
business and that the retailer who sells for CASH
ONLY takes no risks, hence makes noosses, can af-
ford to sell goods at the lowest possible scale Of
profits, and: thus protect this large class OF Gus
TONERS. ..ns 4 ,f. iirr = -. -
The success Of our new departure" (" warrants a
concession from the net cash tel during July and
August, hence we shall ALLOW DISCOUNT OF TEN
PER CENT. on all sales during those months.
Our facilities are unsurpassed for producing
CLOTHING OF BEST QUALITY at LOWER PRICES
than is usually obtained for inferior goods and the
fact that our stock complete at al seasons enables
satisfactory selections when most clothing stocks
oHer only an noimperfect ones Il "A. SAKs & Co.,
One-Price CASH Clothitrs, 1913 Main street.
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CIVIL BUSINESS AT TIE HUsTINGs Court. =
The attention Of the Hastings Court was
occupied yesterday in the transaction OF civil
business, / The evil docket will be called
again to-day aal 81 =. -.t.lH l.-,.I.- ]
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done attht
DISPATCH PRiNTING-HoUsE. Good work, loH
prices and satisfaction Warranted.
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N. ELLYsoN q Co.. advertising agents, insert adj
yertiscments in all of the newspapers Of the Unite
States at publishers rates. Orders left Mt the Dts
patch counting-room Will receive prompt, sften-
{Jo,
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RICHMOND. VA, July 8, 1877

RICHMOND. VA, July 6, 1877.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
i THE CITY BANK OF RICHMOND. Va. have
this day declared DIVIDEND OF THREE l3)
PER CENT. on the capital stock OF the Bank. pay
able to the stockholders tout Of the profits of The
last six months, and free of all taxes and after
TUESDAY, 10th instant.
jy 6-tIyl2 " EDWARD COHEN, Cashier,
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DIVIDENDS.

MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS SAVINGS BANK,l
No. l1O3 MAIN STREET. 7
RICHMOND, VA, July 6. 1877.
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
L have declared DIVIDEND OF THREE PER
CENT. free OF all taxes. payable to the stockholders
aud after the 10Th instant.
WILLIAM A. JENKINS.
3x-J Cashier.
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SLIPPERS, TIES, BUsKINs, SERGE GOODS, SAN
daIs, Prince Alberts, 0xfords, Newports, Magnoias
Buckle Newports, &C., cheap at ttt
BoscHEN's, 500 and gil Broad street.
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y ASK YOUR DRUGGIST, for MEADE b BAKERS
Carbolic Mouth Wash for sore gums and 0ecayed
teeth =.
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I 9coHEN BROTHERS win offer more astonishing
bargains the coming week. a large lot OF parasols
and suti.umbrellas; 160 dozen English and German
LIsle-thfead bu1ton-gloves; 66 dozen cerse-stays
two pairSfor &C. stisa1 j:4'.J s2st-Es1 =
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COHEN BROTHERS are closing out their stock OF
mating: 1ney Offering great bargains In every
dc epartment.
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The stock OF clothing fancy and furnishing goods
recently purchased at bankrupt sales, are % 'ne
very best material, and the anest made goods ever
tosred In the city. They are now being slaughtered
at a. GagENTRRE's, u / Broad street. ~ s;
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n THE ,wgATHgR YESTERDAY was clear, mild,
and pleasant, with brisk winds from the
north and west. -, - E",.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, 70;
8 A. NJ, rs; noon, 80; 3 P. NJ. IS; s P.
~, 81; midnight "A. ..s
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LADIES' LIST. !.
Anderson, Ann Eabaak,,C. Randoph,L
BaIes Mary Farley. c. Rcxsen. Mrs.
Rasscstc, Arrins Gardner, Susan Robertson, II,
Royd, % ReSecca Mssrls. Mrs. Jno. smith, KateT.
RSoWn. Halle ffil. Mrs Rcbec- Snider. NJ.
SSs, sFSsResSafrsv, Ssa9 H Mss ncsee. TalIsy, as
sraMn. ara Leah Hi. Sarah j.. Tyare. Margaret
Burscss. Alice T.. Hicsma Betty Vaughn, Moilie
Butler, Jane Hunt. Lizzie Vaughn; s: O.:
t5ars ars. , Gsr- Lisnsfooi, r. Wsatberlep,s.
SIsnG II LAWSON, A. West, c. y.
f-ss,Ss E,,..b lewis. Ssliie Whce,y, EnEa r.
cinrS Fannie Mitchell, Maggie Whiting, CIR.
Ciarse. Mrs.J.D Miller, Emma Wicker, Jane
chsndier IL MoStss Ross EIISsrson' lsams H., n: F.
Ch.ns,eiI ~ - Owen, BERTHE ~. james
Ps,@sr 6 y 5no MTiss Wrissi Hns.e sB
Derma,n, Mary farriow, Era Young, Jennie
GEsTLEMES's LIST.
s.re-. G. a. ''. ryman =, lSs Mcfarland, Jas.
Rarne.. ". T. Elliott. Richard kohbett, A.J.
Bartcl / Schafer Fauntlcroy, T. Nichols, w. T.,
ioA - : ~ Garland. George Palmer, Geo. +.
Banks. VIM Garl!ck Phil Palmer, g; ".
Bcsdles, j. ~. Hpi p4hnamt d
Bcauresard, a. Garrett, Charies Patress, Honrrt
Bell WIN. Gaseley. Charles Peyton, r. q. /,
RsGas Co. aaay srt MssFfs Ps.s5sT s.ia Il r
powIes, David GREEN Robert n. Powers. u. W.
Rrsd,eT. ". N. Harris, e. B. Rivers. A. L. 4
Brady, John Hancock & KIM Sale, ". a. !.
Irooks. &Ll. ner saunders, u. :,
Row YofT f2) Harshmaa. y. A. shoemaker, H. i.
Brown. George Hopkins, Sa,u.S SENIOR. n.
Rutte .IaIn,s johnson, HentJ Smith, Henry -
Rnrrows ". r, Jackson. John Smith. James H.
i,onler. q. ". Jenkins f. Sterns, Philip
Rorress y Johns, T. H.. Stiles, VIM. IT.
Bursess' DR.. johnson, Aiban stenveas, J. W.
Csrjtou F. j. Jones, &. Fl. Taylor, John
Cisrk, John j. Johnes Samnei Ihyior, =. 3:
Chrisiian IT. W. BenRer. Dabney Temple. +. 9.
th,ik. C. NJ. Lee, Isam j., Terry, Edward
Cole g. " r Lansford. G.. Ii. Thomas Richard
Cock, VIM. L. Lasson: Joseph Iurpfr, =. a.
Copeland, john Lutte Co. - Iracy' aH9iaas m
Grafton l. III. Maclfenhimrr, West d Carol !.
Crooke Sears ,pr. ca: Mfsiey, sesn
Davis, Lewis sladdo1: Lewis MIHston o. Soh
Davis Bartlett slayer Brantz Wolfe +. j.
DiIlard Jerry Maurice. G.. S. Whitney,
Egbcrt, Col. montgomery ~ De'ShetIy WV
VESSELS.
seboaner TIamrton Schooner H. II. Grant.
Srbooncr r. r, Lee. Schooner S. j. Vaughn, Schoon-
or l., w. Weeler. ScboanerJ. p. Weaver. ="
WV. FORBES, Postmaster.
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FINE PEAcHEs.-Go to PIzzrNr's and get some
of this nee fruit.
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THE SAPoNINa iDEHrRIS1cB, prepared by
MEADE & BAKER, will eradicate the incipient tar
tar on teeth and prevent decay. ,s:-l,.
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DENTISTS.
USDERTAxERsl.


CHANDLER 81 SINNOTT, UE-re4
AND CA BIN = - zs.s;.,s
stock OF WOOD and METALLIC, BURLAL-CAsE
and CASKETS. 20 ;ts ~ ~
A practical experience Of ever twenty yeasss and
the best at reduced prices to unit the titaea =.
3e e30-S,Tu&Th1m
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HEADACHE AND NEURALGIA PILLS.

THE CARpoLIC MoUTH-WAsH Is pleasant 10 the
taste, and an excellent gargle for sore throat.
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MKADE d BAKER's Carbolic Mouth Wash WIN
destroy she oaor caused by decaysd teeth and dis.
eased guns. .s t
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i F0s. G1sE anRArEsT BARaAIEa1 60 10 the
ciosing-suta saie at WILLIAM TaAsHahsES 1Si 6oi.
Broad street. Call and be conytnced. |.
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COHEN BROTHERS have made considerable addi-
lions to the stock in their sik Department, which
were bought little out Of season, and which will be
soldchesp; 81 pieces black cashmere for 60 cents
o1 the dnllar-fodrrnnted. -.,.---.-.- - - -
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FIRST VIRGINIA REGIMENT.

Staff Oficers-Co lonei, Bradley T. John
son; Lieutenant Colonel, John 3. Purcell !;
Major Charles w. Anderson; Adjutant,
10. Lane Sterae; Sergeant Major, B. z. Pc
cor;y Quarternaster, Charles P. Bigger !;
QuartermaSter-Sergean A. l.. Bargamin !;
Ordnance Sergeant, r. Adams. ~, /, ,. Z. -
COMPANY a ,(Richmond, Grays}-First
Lieutensnt, James E., T Phillips; Second
Lieutenant, John E..7Laughton.
Company B sWalker Light Guard Cap
tain, Charles T. Biniord; Second Lieu
tenant, w. r. Burgess. t., I'D - =. ~
Company e Guard Of the Common-
wealth)-C Captain, H., i. Spotswood; Second
Lieutenant, ID. j. Barksdale. 80
: Company y lCarrington Guard3-Cap-
tain, r. NJ. Taylor; First Lieutenant, f.
w. Cunninghsms Second Lieutenant, j.
w. Gibbons. 80. -: -, 8, e, 3.
Company F--Captain Henry T. Miller;
Second Lintenant, &. 81. Gillian. !
ID Company G-Captain J. H. Parster !;
First Lieutenant l.. Il M Tomliason !;
Second Lieutenant. George s. Stokes. Il,
- RICHMOND HowlrzERs.
Wirst Lieutenant r. G.. Wortham com.
mss ding; Second Eteutenaat. r. j. Bosber.
Al 3 O'Clock the regiment took the Jehn
SyITester and left for Old Point. AS they
moved down: the haskof d salute. was fired
by. The Norfolk Light Artillery Blues st
Town Point. ssy,5
The Howitzers formed at IS r.. NJ, and,
accompanied by the Blues, marched to the
wharf eli the James River SteaEnb boat Cenl-
pany and boarded the Eliza Haneox, many
Of the Blaas goins with them as far as Old
Point, where the Richmond visitors re-
aaained nnti after the display OF fireworks
at that place. when they set ont for Rich-
saOnd aboard the JOhn Sylvester.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-07

At COST, AT. COST, for asixtf days, 70 make .
change In the business. q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-07
HORSES. MULEs. .c.

EOR sALE,;sA THOROUGHLY Ss-r
II, GEAILE and kgLIAaLE FAMiLYAE8l
aud HARNEss.. Apply 70 Dc. HICKS. staile Third
street near Franklin, or ndGress 8 dUETER.s Dfs-
patch oiiee. 80 e. *
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-07

0uR sxsT DHyTIsgs use and recommend hzADE
4 BAKrB,e Csrbolie Moath.W Wasa. d. s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-07

PIzzrSI IS making Ice Cream Of ali fasors. a
trfal OF hts cream is all be asks. s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-07

DON'T FAIL to go to WILLIAM THALHIMER's
great closing-out sale for bargains in dry goods.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-07

BEAUTIFY YOUR TEETH by using MEADs a
BAKERS elegant Saponine DentriBce. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-07

iCr.CREAM Z IoE CREAM I-PIzZINI Is prepared
to furnish you with some Of his superior IceCream
for to-morrow's dinner.eLeaEe your orders early
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-07
BANK STATEMENTS.

STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
= OFF THE NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA,
AT RICHMOND, VA, AT CLOSE OF BUSl-
NESS FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 1877: .......
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-07

THE "PoLARn REFRIGERATOR requires only
i've pounds OF Ice per day TO preserve meats butter
milk, &C. ,MoUNTCAsTLE & CoFER,
...iManufae;urera,.5 $50 Broad street,