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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1878-06-15

William Dixon, alias Maho1, paid
the extreme penalty of the law fOl
tho taking of human life, on the
gallows in Vicksburg Friday the
9TH inst. Dixon marched to the
gallows with a firm and steady step
and did not appear to fear OF regret
the terrible doom that so soon would
ovcrtake him, When he mouptcd
the scaffold he calmly threw away
a cigarette, which he had been
smoking, and while the sheriff de-
ilvered short but impressive adj
dress to the spectators, Dixon bows
ed his head as if in prayer and
seemed perfectly oblivIOus to all
around him. When the. 81. erl(f had
concluded his remarks, the most
solemn and sacred rights Of the
Catholic church wero administered
to the unfortunate man. Contrary
to expectation, Dixon spoke no
word to the crowd. The moose was
placed about his neck, his feet and
hands tied, and during this most
terrible and trying operation not IA
muscle was seen to move, not IL
shadow passed over his counter
ance. The black cap was placed
upon his head and over his eyes,
aud in a few moments he was dang.
ling between earth and sky, work.
ing in the agonies of death. After
hanging thirty minutes life was
pronounced extinct and the body
taken down and placed in the coffin.
The crImc for which Dixon was
hung, was the killing of a Jew
peddler named Bachman, on the
9th of December last. The murder
was most cold bloodad one.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1878-06-15

The daughter of the well-known
Rabbi Wise, of Cincinnati, recently
married a young Irish Attorney OF
that city. The Young Gentle had
been forbidden by Rabbi Wise to
enter his house; but love laughs at
locksmiths. The daughter was
constant to the object Of her affrc
ton, though disobedient to hel
fathers will, and recently married
the young Irishman, the ceremony
bt ing performed by Unitarian
preacher. Tho Rabbi has now dis
owned his hayward daughter.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1878-06-15

In Congress the House has voted
to amend the revenue laws SC as to
reduce the tax on manufactured
tobacco to 1G cents per pound; on
cigars to 50 per thousand and on
cigarettes weighing not more than
81 pounds per thousand, 10 S1.25
Der thousand,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1878-06-15

The Senate of the United States
on Wednesday evening, adopted
the amendment to the Post Route
bill previously defeated by a tie
votel restoring to the members of
Congress the frankiDg privilege.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1878-06-15

The late election in Oregon res
Suited in the triumph of the Repub-
1ican State ticket, with the cxcep-
lion Of +. IL. Hines, who was de-
feated for Congress. Tie Legisla>
ture on joint ballot has ten Dem
0cratic majority.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1878-06-15

The bill repeating the bankrupt
bet is now law, having been signed
by the President. 1t will take
Eject September 1st.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1878-06-15

vor is fugitive, and the ques ton
as to which hal! tho tallest corn is
8 ill undecided.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1878-06-15

Tho next annual meeting of the
Mississippi Press Association will
be held at Pascagoula.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-01

,fr,EE on FRANKLIN STREET-IlEslsTANCE
AZ OyYlCER.-Saturday afternoon about
o,rIock Officer Barker had q rough time
srrcstine q drunken man at the corner OF
I;r.t and Franklin streets. Three rolling
iii hanGs--James Mallory, Mike Dolan.
3, MI Robert Barefoot-were walking along
:. ,gr.her. making Il noise, and Officer
X orErr went up to Mallory, who was
:atnyirated and making the most dis
s,,,rhorce, and attempted to arrest him.
his was on First street near Franklin.
sIallory de:ied the officer, and said be
\ :ould not go to the statlon-tiouse. Mai
ssrv's friends tried TO coax him % 80 with
k,c policeman. but Mallory would not obey.
!, fter the officer had parleyed with the
artv ten Or fifteen minutes without oher-
= 10 use auy extreme measures, nc trled
force Mallory along. and then ensued
rough-and-tumble fight between the TWO.
he officer succeeded in getting his prisoner
round to Franklin street, and when he was
bout to use his club Mallory'S partners
lmpcd on .hc officer, threw him down, and
.egan &c p,. him. 1t was regular metee,
I'd a crowd socn gathered. The officer did
OF rcman down long, however; but Dolan
III Bare!0or. supposing they had inflicted
.rious injury on the policeman, fled, leay.
g their comrade to look out for himself.
Two or three citizens ran in pursuit OF
&c fugitiyes, and Officer Barker secured
!allory. Then Officer OGrady came up
id assisted Officer Barker to conduct his
risoncr to the station-house. Sergeant
.'ara.nr and Officer 0Grady finally cap
,lreu Dolan and Barefoot and lodged them
the station-bouSe. They will all appear
teiore Justice White to-day.
This was the worst case OF resisting an
i:iicer we have seen for some time. Officer
Barker deserves credit for dealing as kindly
; he did with the men, as the ISLANDERS
II said he would have been iusti6able in
lsing his "tillie !" from the start. as
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-01

THE RICHMOND STOVE COMPANY.-This
company has been entirely re0rganized,
With the addition OF new stockholders and
,rgely-increased capital. As q new enter
rise it started in July, 1871, and has had
o encounter the closest and most jealous
competition OF northern factories, on which
Iirginia and the otner southern States had
before to depend for cooking and heating
stOvcS. Lacking, too, the capital which the
,idcr manufactures OF the North had Sc
ured, or could command, this company
as had to rely with confidence on the sup
F.rt OF the people OF its own section aud
.xn 4 determined effort to manufacture goods
Sfs chcaply and Of equal, il not better, quail
E.ty as those with which they had to COM
spete. 1t is now n demonstrated fact that
tron products of this class are favored in
Richmond with all the advantages of mate
-iaL machinery. and skilled labor which any
sother section can command. The manuiac-
Itures OF this company have met and sus-
aimed a favorable comparison with those OF
much older establishments, and the trade of
the company is now firmly established in
Z Virginia, West Virginia, and the southern
Estates.
In making renewed effort to increase its
business and to maintain an enterprise
which contributes to the general welfare the
company hopes TO receive all proper encour-
agemcnt. Colonel Knight having resigned
rs president and Captain Irby as superin-
tendent, the following officers have been
elected: James VI. Talbot, president; II.
lay Chanbiiu, secretary and treasurer;
nd Wray r. knight, superintendent. A
.ull force OF hands have been put to work,
and active preparations are being made for
large fall trade.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-01

ENTERTAINMENT AT THE GRACE-STREET
BAPTIST CHURCH.-In spite OF the drenching
rain, several hundred persons attended the
Boys and Girls Entertainment at the
Grace-Street Baptist church on Friday
night. The boys were in admirable trim,
and rendered their dialogues and addresses
in manner that frequently brought down
the house. The music was varied and in
spring, and particularly were the duets
and solos applauded. Indeed, from the be-
ginning to the end the exercises were tho
roughly enjoyed. 1t has been arranged to
repeat the entertainment tonight at the
same place.
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READ THIS.

. ovIEt: TO THE LATESEsS or THE SEASON
AND 4 DESIRE On OUR PART 70
REDUCE STOCK,
We have marked down our goods As io!lo"s:
CASHMERE SUITS. former pr,ce SIT no" 50
CASHMERE SUITS, former price Sll now S9'
CASSIMERE SUITS. former price Sl2 now slu'
CASSIHERE SUITS, former price Sl4 now :lZ:
CASHMERE SUITS. former price Sl6 now s1";
CASHMERE SUITS, former price Sls now SO;
CASHMERE PANTS, former price 50 now Soy;
CASHMERE PANTS. former price 81 now 50
CASHMERE PANTS. former price 81 now s3'i3'
CASHMERE PANTS, former price S6 now 80;
CASHMERE PANTS, former price $3.50 now s6
CASHMERE PANTS. former price $3.50 now -.
BoYS' SUITS the same reductions prevail as are
quoted In our mems department.
FURErslIISG.G GOODS DEPARTMENT contains
SUMNER USDERSHlETS. zoe.
JEANS DRAWERS. 25c.
ENLAUSDRIED SHIRTS SOC.
MEMS COLLARS, per dozen, soc.
Our desire is 10 SELL, TO further which we have
made these immense reductions.
A. SAKS L Co..
Richmond's Popular Cloth1ers,
1913 Main street. opposite post-oftce.
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[Communlcated.J
MaShiMstOn GIL for City Engineer.

RICHMOND. June %, 1878.
Washington Gill, Richmond's old and
well-tried Engineer, is in the city, and will
call upon his many friends, including men,
bers of both branches of the Council, prior
to Monday evening. He is bere in part to
see his old acquaintanccs, and in response
to many calls to come back with us as Engi-
neer OF the city. He was tried as prac-
tical and skiIful Engineer for many years
before and during the war, and we are
happy to say, gave universal satis-
faction. He was forced by military
rule to leave Us and seek employment
elsewhere. He is now anxious to return
and spend the balance OF his days with his
friends and aclraintanccS in Richmond;
and should it be the pleasure OF the Council
10 give him his old place, he will use his
best efforts to build up and beautify his old
home. With the experience he has had
since he lett here, and of fifteen years pre-
yious, rs Engineer OF Richmond, he will be
able to give entire satisfaction to our people.
These are the sentiments OF thousands OF
our best citizens. MANY VOTERS.
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ALLOWANCE FOR WHIPPING.

ELECTION OF OFFICERs.-At meeting OF
Virginia Lodge, No. 56S, Knights Of Honor,
held at Concordia Hall on Thursday eve
ming, June 9th, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing term: Henry e..
Miller, past dictator; George Klein, dicta-
tor; Edward Kempe, yice-dictator: +. w.
Thomas, assistant dictator; DR.. A. Hof-
man, chaplain; +. Fl. Schneider, reporter !;
William Lovenstein, financial reporter; S.
Binswanger, treasurer; Christian Unkel,
guide; Jacob May, inner guardian; l..
Lehman, sentinel.
This Lodge works in the German Ian
gllage, and has now membership of fifty
five, and constantly increasing in numbers.
Lee Lodge, No. 447, knights of Honor,
at meeting Saturday night, elected the
following officers for the ensuing term: c.
r. Wingfeld, past dictator; T. L. Court
ney, dictator; William E. Woody, vice-dic-
tator; r. n. Northen, assistant dictator !;
w. 7. Tyrer, reporter; George E. Bowden,
financial reporter; John G. Hunter, trea-
surer; j. A. BaWsell, chaplain; John NJ.
Fossett, guide; Ell. S. Howard, guardian ;
W. II. Childs, sentinel.
Officers elected by Damon Lodge, No. Z,
Knights OF Pythias, for the ensuing term
William B. Haynes, past chancellor; K. j.
Mays, chancellor commander; John Lark,
yice-chancellor; George Goode, prelate; r.
A. Hughes, keeper OF records and seal; J.
j.; Chaddick, master of finance George
Burgess, master OF eNchequer; David Lark,
maSter-at-arms. - .-..-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-01

.R1CHMoSD's ADJUSTMENTS AND The MAN
AGER5.-Tbe Richmond correspondent Of
the New York Dramatic Nelcs (Mr. Tonic
Plzzini), in his letter to that paper OF June
2Sth. says:
"The weekly nausicales of the Mozart
Association afford great pleasure to the
members and their friends, who comprise
the elite OF the city. The audiences are
always large, and the programmes OF the
highest order; and the enjoyment derived
from the performances more than counter
balances the lack OF other amusements du-
ring the summer months.
"The Richmond public are greatly in
debted to Manager W. r. Powell, OF the
Theatre, and Mr.. H. e. Wyatt, manager Of
Mozart Hall and Virginia Opera House, for
their successful efforts in catering to the
enjoyment Of Observation-Disclosures during
the past season. Although their enterprises
were not generally successful in financial
sense, they were eminently SO in atfording
TO our people the opportunities OF witness
ing and enjoying the best entertainments
that could be procured. Both gentlemen
are already engaged in perfecting their ar
rangements for the coming season, which
will open early in the fall"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-01

B'NAI BERTH ORPHAN ASYLUM.--At the
last annual meeting OF D. G.. L., No. 5, 1.
0. B'nai Berth, active measures were taken
for the establishment Of fund for the BEN
etit Of the Hebrew orphans Of the district
composed Of the States of Maryland, Vir-
gipia, North and South Carolina, Georgia,
and the District of Columbia. The funds
are under the management OF IL Board Of
Control composed of Representatives from
each State In the district. Virginia is repre-
sented in the Board by Messrs. I. AdeIs-
dorf, OF Norfolk, and William Lovenstein,
Of this city. The three B'nai Berth lodges
Of this city have appointed Il Joint commit
tee OF fifteen for the rurposI OF deyising
means for raising funds for this laudable
enterprise. The committee consists OF
Messrs. William Lovensten, Moses Hutzler,
n. Ezekiel, Moses hIillhiser. and NJ. L..
Straus. OF Rimmon Lodge; Messrs. Is. Be-
cher, A. Harris, L. Leibermuth, julius
Kraker, and Ellis Abram, OF Benjamin
Lodge; and Messrs. NJ. Reinheimer. Charles
Millhiser, Charles E. Straus, I. Held, and
l.. Cohen, Of Paradise Lodge.
The committee has organized with Messrs.
Moses Millhiser as chairman and Charles
NIillhiser as secretary. They have recon-
mended that an auxiliary society be formed
to raise funds, and maSs-mecting for that
purpose Will be held OH Sunday, June 3Oth,
at 5P. NJ, at the Eleverth-Street synagogue,
where all who are interested in the subject
are cordially invited to attend. a picnic
will also be given on the 10th of July at
Blenner's Park, for the benefit of this fund.
under the auspices OF the Ladies' Hebrew
Benevolent Society, Of which Mrs. Z. Hol-
zlnger is president. During the fall and
winter the committee propose having other
entertainments to aid this cause. Should it
be deemed advisable to build an asylum
Richmond will doubtless be selected as the
place, rs it is centrally located and has every
advantage Of health and climate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-01

MOECy-SAYINGS INSTITUTION.
Ten PER CENT. DIVIDEND DECLARED.
LEVY BROTHERS
ALLOW TEN CENTS OFF
on
EVERY DOLLARS WORTH OF GOODS
You PURCHASE OF THEM
YoU GET YoUE GOODS AT THE LOWEST CASH
PRICES,
and then you get an ezra
TEN CENTS TAKEN OFF
ofevery dollars worth you buy.
THEIR LINEN SUITS
have been
MARKED DOWN so Low
that any person can afford to purchase new dress.
SUCH AN OPPORTUNITY
to purchase
DRY GOODS AT Low FIGURES
j. but seldom offered,
so AVAIL YOURSELVES
OF the
PRESENT OPPORTUNITY.
store open until Z L. II.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-01

WE BELIEVE THE CAUSE OF THE WONDERFUL
success of our MURRAY 4 LANMAN'S FLORIDA
WATER may be found In the fact that the principal
aim in its preparation has always been to give the
simple NATURAL PERFUME OF FLOWERS, without
any chemical addition whatever. and to avoid by all
means the great error OF making heavy, stckly,
sweet nrrfnMC.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-01

POLICE COURT, SATuRDAY-Justicc Joseph
j. White presidtng.-The following cases
were disposed of:
Walter Nelson (colored), charged On war
rant with assaulting and beating John Wad-
dell. Continued until to-day.
james Il. Bradshaw (colored), charged on
warrant with assaulting and threatening
the life OF Matte Bradshaw. Settled by
parties, and dismissed on payment OF costs.
German West (colored), charged on war
rant with assauting and beating John Wad-
dell. Fined 50.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-01

A GREAT RETRENCHMEET AND REFORM
MEAsU sURE-sTElPEs FOR ALL PETTY
THIEvEs-INTERMARRI OF WHITES
AND BLACKS MADE A FELONY-FEEs OF
OFFICERS CUT DowN-ALLoWAECE FOR
SERGEA ETS. ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-01

r,e WEATHER SATURDAY was clear. In the
!..;or' l-% ewing 10 refreshing rains OF the
o.. brforc, the air was fresher and
tsns t.Isr but at noon the heat was very oE-
.!ts>ive. :, -
rrpvoNsTEa SATURDAY: 6 A. NJ, 70;
, ~" n IS: noon. 81; 3 p. M.. SO; 8 ?.
= q; midnight. I6t .,rr a.s ~,r,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-01
CALlSTHENFCS.

MISS ANNA II. POWERS will resume
Isl her general class In CALISTHENICS for
Young ladies, gtris, and small boys, OCTOBER ],
1878.
TERMS: $40 per session Of seven months: % per
half session pa yabie invariably In advance.
Place aud hour made known herca frcr. Apply at
al l west Cary street. je 26-eodSw>
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GUNNER SESSION.

GUNNER SESSION.
- MIR. and MRS. DE VILLlERS.
late principals Of BremODd Institute, Ncr'oh, Va
will receive limited number Of pupils during vaca-
py spacious and airy room. French. Latin. Greek.
taught In classes private lessons. MUSIC LEs
SONS oD frst-eas, plano at convenient hours
Terms moderate and pa yabIe monthly from dat" o:
admission. Glasses viii commence MONDAY June
"a, 1878. For further particulars Apply At 3l2
north Twelfth street, Richmond, Va. Re!c ence- !:
Rev. j. William Jones. d. D.; Rev. +. ". Warren
ID. D.: William Il. Gray, u. D.: Coonel $. BaSselt
French, and many others, II desired. je 2i-eod2
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EDUCATIONAL.

THE CHAIR OF LATIN AND GREER,
l. and also or MATHEMATICS. now vacant IN
Emory aud Henry College, Will be filled by Tie joint
Board on the 24'h Instant.
These two chairs have been filed with distinguish
ed ability heretofore, and the Board intend ttt the
next occupants shall not he the interiors OF Their
predecessors.
f. T.. WILEY.
Emory post-i;tlce, w.
July |, 1873. " l."oGt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-01

TIE wELL-KSowN SPORTSMAN, HARRY HAM
ToS 1872 west Thirty first street, n Y, did not be-
eye rpgbone could be cured until he used Gties's
Ltnimsut Iodide ammonia, and now cures spa
wins. spl!uts, and thorouSbpius by Its use.
Sold by al! druggists. Send for pamphlet.
DIR. GILES,
l20 west Broadway, New York
81 D1 cents.
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WEATHER REPORT.

,,.,7roys FOR SuSpAY.-For the Mid,
J. ,,,antic States. stationary. followed by
M - barometer. stationary temperature,
tl.'"e - nar,lv cloudy weather, occasional
:s"i as"i aims. and on the coast westerly but
: "a shc interior southerly winds.
~ .nr The SoutIl Atlantic States, failing ba-
81 sr,o,cr casterly winds, stationary temper
.'...s ,.ss.' cloudy weather, and Numerous rains
n prevail
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MOTHERS MUST NOT FoRGET.-Dr. MoFrgTr's
TEETHrNA (Teething Powders) regulates the bow
els and makes teething easy. TEETHINA cures
cholera-ln fantum and the summer complaints Of
children, heals eruptions aud sores, removes and
prevents the formation Of worms. no mother
should be wlthoutit. r. W. POWERS & Co., Rich
mond, and all druggists, keep 1t. o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-01

GOOD BLANK BOOKS A SrEcIALTY.-In addition
to our own manufacture. We have large stock OF
the cheap northern make, which we can sell very
low. JW RASDoLP PHI G ENGLISH.
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AUCTION SALES THIS BAY.

Ey- On uW sates OF Reat Estate mods hs.,rssr
the 1T or JunEdry ttad lest Of JN7G tie iur%.fs,
the present ysar hare 10 he patti tyth: Durcta5sr
On al sHiss mude betgetn the lst ofJUiVnni i.i
Of the yeGr Tie t0Tes hdUt to be paid bg the ssi{f
[This CUSTOM was adopted about fifteen years age
by all the real estate agents In RichlGoaG aul NJ
plies to Richmond and v!cinity1
j. THOMPSON BROWN, $50 p. NJ, trustees sale
Of framed house and six building lots il Fril;or.
GRTBBS & WILLIAMS. So p. NJ. trustees sale OF
the large brick dwelling No. 617 cas: Main
street.
j. r. HOCKADAY. 10 4. NJ, groceries.
II. s. ANDERSON & SON, 10 A. NJ, groceries.
f. Is. COOK, 10 a. NJ, furniture.
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PIc-yEcs. EXCURSION PARTIES, AND LODGES
supplied with the best ICE-CREAA and CAKES at
the lowest prices at BRIGGs,s bakery, 707 Main
street Vi a,s-
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ro,1ry BROTHERS have taken every advantage OF
tho recent heavy forced sales" in the Dry Goods
line and as true merit always sees It's own reward
their recent efforts viii undoubtedly be crowned
with success. II Dry Goods OF any value, or are
of any use, they find ready sale ut the prices
they charging for them. See their advertise
ment In another column.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-01

INTERNAL REVENUE C0LLECT1oSs.-The
following were the collections for the week
ending Saturday,: Monday, $2s,065.02s;;
Tuesday, S13.5I8.20; Wednesday, S18,-
072.0l Thursday, e15, 8.5S; Friday, sl7,-,
6s5.l2 Saturday. $10, ,802.sl. Total, slO4.-
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ENTERTAINMENTS.

DOYS' AND GIRLS
ID ENTERTAINMENT
AT GRACE-STEET BAPTIST CHURCH
MONDAY, JULY ], 1878, at 81 O'Clock J. ":
The exercises Will consist OF DlaLQEl L.
SPEECHES, and MUSIC.
ADMISSION FREE.
but COLLECTIUN-FEAST i'll the basement at tic
close OF the exercises. y I-I"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-01

N. ELLYSoN CO.. advertising agents, .m'2r. ad-
yeriisemputs In all Of the newspapers OF the Un!tsa
S,a at publishers rates. Orders left NJ the Dis
pdtcI. cnuntinS-room "I receive prompt atsea-
tt,n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-01

THE NEW YORK AUCTION DRYGooDs HOUSE,
523 Broad street. is attracting thousands Of people
every day. This house displays an immense stock
of DRY GOODS and FANCY GOODS Of every class,
and still more coming at less than Northern prices
Read advert sement.
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DYsPEPsIk CURED by using gCRARcoAL CRACK.
EHs. Sold only By WALTER D. BLAIz a CO., eos o D,
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MEETINGS..

CONS OF TEMPERANCE.--A special
- meeting of the GRAND DIVISION SONS OF
TEMPERANCE OF VIRGINIA Will be held III
Springfield Hail. corner Of Twenty sixth and siason
streets, on THIS EVENING (Manday. July lstl at
s. O'Clock. Officers and members are specially re-
quosted to be prompt IN attendance.
BY order Of II. \. ATKINSON, dr., 4. ". T.
4. WILEY DAVIS.
" I-Itx Grand Scribe.
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THE BEAUTIFUL DWELLING on Third street
owned and formerly occupied hy Dr.. George is.
Steel Is advertised for rent. Now is your chance TO
secure by tie fall ore of the most complete and de-
sraDe residences in tlc city. See his advertise
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing doae \: the
DISPATCH FRIETING-HoCSE. Good WORK. lGw
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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LEAF AND MANrrACTURED-ToBA BOOKS,
made according 10 law; all kinds of blanks for mer
chants. clerks, lawyers, and others; stationery and
the largest assortment OF books in the southern
States, at 1902 and 1904 Main street.
j. W. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH
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For ALL DISEASES OF THE TEETH AND GUNS
use MEADE & BAKERS CARBOIIC MOUTH
WASH Fifty cents bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-01

Hung JURY.-The jury in the case Of
Sedgwick Us. The Western Assurance
Company, in the Circuit Court, were not
able to agree on Saturday.