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ITO MY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC.
Again take pleasure In giving you notice of the
arrival Of quite a new and valuable
collection Of ....a-
DESIRABLE DRY GOODS At
No. COS BROAD, BETWEEN sIxTH AND SEVENTH
STREETS,
Such rs handsome CALICOES.
COTTONS and LINENS, a.n
COLoRED and BLACK sATINs, beautiful
shades, sold square or bias;
SPRING CAssIMEREs, &C.;
EDGINGs, INSERTINaS, ~
81 FRILLINGs, RuFFLINGs, &C.;
GLOVES, HOSIERY, &C.
claim, and do 30 with the Enforcement Of those
who have patronized me thus far, that Richmond
In general and Broad street in particular, cannot
produce an establishment more able and more
willing to do Its customers justice in
QUALITY OF GOODS,
VARIETY OF SELECTION,
MODERA ATIONrOF PRICES
FAIRNESS OF DEALING; -
snd my aim is to make my new store tsos Broad
street worthy OF the reputation enjoyed for several
years by my former place Of business-as being q
arst-class Dry Goods 1store-surpassed by none !;
equaued by few only. -a 4 ..e
JULIUS MEYER, sos Broad street,
NH s .... two doors below Sixth.
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NOTICE.-Wanted to hire for the ba-
IN lance OF the year 1859 TWO GOOD WHITE
MEN with their families. to work on a farm six
miles from Richmond. Liberal wages will be
given them a cabin and garden attached. None
need apply except those that can come well recon-
mended. Apply TO 7. A. BRANDER,
Commission Merchant. Cary street.
NH % Jvv Richmond. Va.
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r ICoRICE, LICoRIcE, LIcORICE.-we
ROE. which we can sell at lowest possible prices.
We mention the following brands OF macs 1J.
G. Co." 8; c. F. 6: G.; =; e; F. +. r. E,s
following brands OF stick 2. & g., DeRoss,- q.
P. Also, GUM, OILS, and TONQUA BEANS.
All Of the above are received direct from the i'm.
p0f'ses' i0l 'ai1 1HIlRvEYs & WILLIAMS, !
NH a-im : = 2 Importers agents. !
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DYY GOODS.
FOR THE PEOPLE.

DE0 Il NS~~A<Ss
r1Acrs FOR THE PEOPLE.
,..,r,,hstsnding the great political chan gcs,
,oroya OF old and appointment Of new
r.,.,s TO various positions in the state,
LEVY BROTHERS - 1ts
,r, nant ain their position in the estimation Of
thelr numerous patrons, and continue
to dispense bargains in every
article in the Eo s-sts sstt
DRY GOODS LINN
r,cr have opened the W Ss%-sh /
STRING CAMPAIGN
with the laess exhibition Of
DRESS GOODS
,-ar offered for sale in this city, and at prices
that cannot fail TO please. t.rag
Below are enumerated = few OF the bargains to
.,und 8. their establishment
N' =. All Wool. Gray and Changeable PC ip-
fale ~. 7sc. worth slSo per yard;
-, A." ."ACAs at 30. ~. and scc,; /
'oD1 ,>,s coLoRA.D and BLACK DELAJ.NEs
Luz ~. NOR vsrd-3us.. the gold value;
-, ,cK sII,Ks at g.. sa:ss, up to IS per yard;
p.aasome ooLoRED SILKS at si.as n1d sLso
worth 81;
..ynsoME EMBRo1DER I'D SETS OF COL
ms AND CUFFS at stc.. less than one
,.,r the regular price:
o,rnprn YHALEBoSE CoRsKTs at Soc.
worth 81; .'..,..s.=' .,..
,,r assortment Of CLOTHS, CAssa MEREs,
s.1rSgTs, and JEANS, At very low prices;
--,,,ru FLANNEL, warranted all wool, at 27c.
worth sSc.; -.s.s N.
,ry,rF FLANNEL, all wool, full yard W lde at
sc. would be cheap at eoc-; .>- +
uoop SKIRTS at 40 so, and 7sc. 81 .r -a.vsn.
p,txoRAL SKIRTS Mt 81 s,.1s sl.so. and
NT; .u..r.
LINEN FRINeED NAPKINS at sl.1a per dozen
worth $3.50; .a
superane DOUBLE DAMAsK TABLE-CLOJ Hs.
for small tables, at $l.7s worth 81; .e'
pr,e LINEN TABLE-CLOTHs full two yards
long, st 81. IS worth o.; s
1,rre.size WHITE QUILTS at sl.Ss worth -;
Elegant TIDES st 7sc. worth $3.50; 40 ''E-t.
W
and sI-tust one. half the regular price;
INFANTS DRESSES, elegantly embroidered, at
se.so g. g. g. &C. g., and up to $la, all OF
which are the cheapest goods OF the kind ever
offered In this city; -r.1
DIMtTY BANDS Q. 1cc. worth 2oc.;
CAMBRIC BANDS at aSc. worth SOC. ~ !
yIEsANr EMBROIDERED BANDS at 50, rs,
o. sl2s, sl,so and $a-sny OF which are worth
double the money; ~
RUssIA DIAPER, all linen, at $l.5o worth "a
apiece;
B1RD,s-EYE DIAPER st sSc. per yard worth
Soc;
SPOOL COTTON, as good as the best at soc. per
dozen;
JET JEwELRY at 7sc. per get worth 81;
PURE LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS at 81 per
dozen worth $3.50;
EMBROIDERED HANDhERCHIEFS at 2sc.
LINEN HEMsTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFs
at ssc.;
The latest style LAPELLE COLLARS at Is, so,
snd 75c.-wo,th more than double the money;
DAISY or DIMITY FRILLING at CSC. piece.
CROCHET EDGING at 2sc. piece OF twelve
yards worth loc. per yard;
STANDING COLLARS for Ladies, pure linen,
at Sec per dozen worth Sl.2s;
BERAGE FOR WELLS at 4oc. per yard worth
Soc,
HEUAGE FOR Wells ut SOC. worth 7sc.
ELEGANT TABLE AND PIANO COVERS,
LACE CURTAINS and LACES FOR CUR
TAINs,
CARPETS.
MATING,
RUGS,
SHADES,
DRUGGETs,
TABLE OILCLOTHS,
SEINE THREAD AND SEINE TWlEE,
ALL NUMBERS,
AT REDUCED FRICEs,
LEVY BROTHERS.,
I2Ia AND 1915 MAIN STREET.
USE COATs's SPOOL COTTON. NH "a
RICHMOND March, 1869.
CARDozo, ALSoP & FoURoUREAN
are now receiving
AFULL AND COMPLETE STOCK OF GOODS
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TURNITURE AND MATTRESS WARE
L. ROOM5.-We have now in store in two Of
those large ircn-front buildings opposite the post
Office the most elegant stock Of CHAMBER, PAR
LoR, AND DININe-RoOM FURNITURE that
has been offered in this city for many years.
Also, MATTRESSES Of al kinds manufactured
In this city, and at very low prices.
All parties wanting goods in our line will find
the prices to suit the times.
Furniture and Mattresses REPAIRED.
HARWOOD & BITTER,
opposite post-olace, Main street,
fell .. ...#st2 Richmond.
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NEW. aooD -s
sPRIEG, 1859.
W. N. BELL. u co., 7.s
2 oSa MAIN STREET,


second door from Ninth,
are now receiving, and offer for sale upon the most
favorable terms FOR Cash,
Choice styles PalETS. -
New spring DFLAINES,
New sering Oh LILIES, t,
GISGHAMS of all qualities,
WHITE and CQLURED PlQUES, foE ladies' ana
chiidren's suits, very cheap
RI,kCK CIIOI Hs and CASSi MERES;
Fancy Cassimeres, choice Tor Boys;
Fancy Cassimeres, choice Tor raen
Fredericksburg Cassimeres and Motions;
Brown Shirttngs and sheettnSs-a full line:
Hlaached shirtings and sheettngs-a full line !;
Fine A Bleacbed Cottons Ut 10, los, ana 2oc. )
Fruit of the Loom Bleached at ?oc.;
Wausutta Bleached;
New York Mills Bieached;
Hemstitched L. G. Handkerchiefs at 3c.-a par
Hemstitched L. @. Handkerchiefs, all grades
The celebrated BUFF Lo ALpACHs and Mg-
Hk lRS-best goods aud best plack-lmportsd !;
BLACK and COLOReO SlLhs, r5
Black Hernanntes,
FIorentines,
GRENADINES,
Bomba2in r
Silk Warp Ch5liies. &C.;
NEW STRIPES for Balmcral kirts;
DRESS TRIMMINGS and EMAIL w hHS;
Hoberts's celebrated GoLr-EYE NEEDLES
.~s lmh Isl E
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.rr.. DRESS GOODS. 4z.
Handsome SILK CHAIN PvPLINS at S5c. and
81 worth $l25 and $l5o;
SILK CHALLIES, all colors;
Elegant BLACK GRO GRAIN SILKS;
MOHAIR ALPACAs all shades, at s7c.gworth
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@ HAMM s. CO., 26 and 2s Park Place,

Ne 81 and - Barclay street, corner OF Church
street. New York. ENAMELLED MUsLIN,
DRILL and DUCK, all colors and widths: RUB
BER DRILL, STAIR, CARRIAGE, aud TABLE
OILCL0TH, NH s7-ssassm
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EMBROIDERIES.
CAMBRIC EDGE at 20, Is, s7A 50, and rs, never
worth less than so and 9oc.
per yard;
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, hemstitched, at
25c.
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DIFFERS, BITTERS.-Try the HIGH
Id LAND BITTERS prepared by Mansfield &
Higbee, Memphis, Tenn. sold only by ....
VI. JOHN W. RISON, Druggist,
mh22 Main and i bird streets.
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WHITE GOODS.
Beautiful SILK MUSLIN at Is, 20, rs. and soc. !;
IBISH LINENS at 30, 80, es, rs, soc. and@l;
PILLOW-CASE LINEN very cheap;
DIAPER at O.. 81 SO, and 81 per p.ece-great bar.
gains; aH
BIRD'S-EYE DIAPER at soc. worth 7sc {;
TOWELS, 17l, 20, 2s 3s, and soc.;
PZQUKs at !, 60 so, 90, 7sc., and g.. p,
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N7ANTED, every person who desires to
w have any description OF SEWING done to
call at 1911 hain street for particulars.
n
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FURNITURE, &c.

FINE FURNITURE, &o.-H. a. At
tinue to keep very fine assortment OF CABINET
FUhNITukE Of their own make, Of fine ROSE
WOOD. WALNUT, &C., which they will warrant,
had In northern ciCies or anywhere else. We only
ask the pub ic to call aud examine for themselves
in verify Of This statement before sending their
money from home, thereby helping to sustain the
families Of our workingmen at home instead OF
contributing to support asylums for that purpose.
Of CuFFINs CO With The fstese IMPROVED i MnTaL r
Lie BURIAL CASE, which is perfectly beauti-
ful and secure. Boxing and Repairing Furniture
done at short notice. Hair and rhuck Mattresses.
Don't forget the small yet wel-fllled house on
Governor street, No. 1os Richmond, Va.
NH 10-3n 81. A. ATKINSON & SON.
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WARTS.

WTANTED, A WOMAN-WHlTE OR
w COLOgED. She must be good cook and
do the housework for two persons. Inqui re at 3ld
Fourth street, CANDLES Hill. NH 29-2t
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WTANTED, to purchase or exchange for
w new ones. all kinds Of SEWN g. MA
CHIMES. We have good machine. Call and see
It, We sew rawhide or the finest cambrlc with
the same needle and thread. NH 27-at
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CCHOOL REPORTS.-G0 TO THE DIE
0PATCH PRINTING-HOUsEIF IF You WANT
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.-,.. WHITE GOODS. r-sE
Beautiful SWISS MOsLINs at Is, 20, Is. 81, and
6ec.-very cheap;
FRENCH ORGANDIEs, GRENADINES, &C.
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WTANTED, ST0NE-CUTTERS to cut
wv stone in North Carolina. Good wages will
ROBERT HARVEY,
NH OK Ivy Contractor.
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WTANTED, Sadlers, Shoemskers, Tailors,
wv and every person who has use either for q
aewing-machlne or Its work, to call at 1911 Main
street and see our little thing work. Call.
NH 27-2t
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rnFFERS WANTED.-I wish WRITTEN
W OFFGRS FOR THE CUTTING CT A
CANAL on the farm OF j. D. PHtl2w. on the
Central railroad ct the junction OF Brook and
Chicahominy, twenty-fonr feet in width depth
varyipg from one 10 four feet. Yarbrough, The
m anager on the farm, will show the ditch TO any
one wishing to put In bid.
Wv JOHN B. CRENSHAW,
NH a3-lwx Box 1897, Richmond.
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WTANTED, ONE or TWO YOUNG La
wv DIES who understand working sewing
machine. Apply for particulars at 1911 Main
street NH 26-3t
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LINENS,

DIAPER at a. $2.25, %. 50, and ST. per piece;
BIRD'S-EYE DIAPER at SOC. worth &c.;
TO Wells at all prices;
IRISH LINENS-the cheapest In the city;
PILLOW-CASE LINENs-an considered great
bargains.
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WTANTED, q PARTNER with cash
w capital Of s., 900 or 80, 900 to take an inte-
rest In COUNTRY ST0RE selling from @l0, 900
to Sls 900 worth of goods year with very
small capital; Could do much NJ ore business WITH
a larger capital Address j. L. T., care of the
Dispdtch, or apply in person at the Dispatch
Office for further particulars. Reference. e1-
CHANGED NH :6-lw+
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TsAPICCA AND MANI0CA-fresh to
Il hand. DANDRIDGE Il ANDERSON,
NH 10 s27 Broad street.
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WTANTED, PURCHASERS for one Of
wv the largest and best assortments Of
SADDLES, BRIDLLS,
-,ea HARNESS, WHIPS, BITS, &C.,
TO be found in the city, at the lowest cash prices
Remember the place,
Ia i SedGlers and Harness Manufacturers,
No. 1916 Franklin street, near Fifteenth.
JaIsm
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PRICE LIST:
DRBss GOODS.
Handsome SILK CHAIN POPLINs at SIC. an
81, worth $l.2s and $,.5e;
MOHAIR ALPACAs, all shades, SIC. worth soc;
Elegant BLACK SILKS at q, $?.sa "a and s.;
SILK CHALLIEs, all colors.
=
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH 27, 1869.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, MARCH 90, 1859.
Sun rises. $50 Moon rises. S.37
Sunsets g. 10 High tide, A. NJ. ..5. "a
, 1869-06-04
INDIAN H0STILITIEs.
1ne 1f@nokes IN Kansas and Art-

Tho Troubles in k4unax npa Art.
ROMA
Lax sIsay, Kaa- tNuy ~ Correspondence af ,he
1de'saae Tfiouns.
X NKANsAs,
Ins Indians ~ made - smother raid on ou. upper
settlement On thn sd Inst AbAut nfzg ln,ilsn 4
CANE On party Of seven tnen 11,een miles I'D =
the na4 bend oi Republican River, md fIieh fo,r'
Is otoet nree barely making their escape by
On 70 Nhita Roek Greek, near The mouih. md f1Ii.
Cd oue tnan, Sxn oE the stock 1nd rnhhttl nc
nonseA Also ono WOMAN aod two BOYS nc niss-
@ WEE ~ Indians wsre las seen taeJ were
There RI number Of men In pursuit. When
wy NJ Aonder hare protection WnJ not send
Anew 3aonsaad QuAfers 10 our froptteE1
From tAs .IGaetsea {Kan} kikion
Hn ftlda{ q LIST week four ScantInz7,ans were
kined On White Rock One or them had his hesd
AN. ninost ~ severed from his body. We understand
Indian chlld, while quietly passtns through the
country, were shot BY settlers al ! diatAnee, il
mistake ri ior Indian men Fronuetsn,en sAy thai
protection tor shs reason thai they arc nearly III
direct from Sweden and Norway, aud have the
Ixhtes1 possible conception Of frontier lie. Tats
eaaAsttnpae occurred thirty miles beyond tncit
.,cn wednesday, about II O'Clock, fifteen 10.
dians, supposed to he Cheyennes, made descent
dan, anA 1a1 % Two hundred Of them. The WSles
belonged 10 Moore, Of Fort Enion.
N AKkzoNx-
The Tucson 4'tzoa aaa Of the Sth nit, gives par
ncn1Ars Of pursuit Of tnd1Aua BY oveE one hun.
dred Officers and men under the command OF Colo
nel Gfcso On the 94th eash and zGth Of April they
Killed three 1ntl!ans The night Of tho 18th they
surrounded \ ranch and attacked 1t 1t datliChi,
Killing txents seven, Wuunllnx from twenty to
Thirty And taking elkhs prisoners In she camp
Este found Articles belonging 10 settless and t1av-
e1!efe VINO h3a been recently murdered On the
81 Of May. Mr. Hutton and guide were nred 1pon
near camp Gf2nt but escaped nuhn1t George
, 1869-06-04


The British House ct Commons las
passed the bill disessablshing The Church
in Ireland. The bin has been opposed by
every hind Of machinery that the wealthy,
powerful and desperate ar1stocracy Of he
Kingdom could invent. It has passed in
the face Of th1eAts Of 1rish Protestant. re-
volt, and Of Feaian e1oesscs- Il hns been
carried Notwithstanding the most earnest
appeals TO the passions and prejudices Of
race, rendered mose intense because Of
their e1stence for eontusies> The Protest
ant Episcopal Church is no longer the es-
tablished Church Of Ireland. Provision Is
made for the support, during their lives, Of
the present incsunbents, but tha establish.
nent itself il retired, abolished and eztin-
guiShcd beyond the hope OF revival, The
English Government has for some years
Ernnted annual bounties to the P1nsbyte.
Eian and to The Roman Catholic inshtu-
tons of 1rclond, but they are CON-
pd1att~esy k'nall These are to be placed
On new footing. and though, In this eoun-
hy, where the voluntary system is uniye1-
sal, VIC do not undetstand the equity Of any
such donations, the English Government
has, for sotne reason, not discontinued
these. The Irish Church will now, AZ a
state restitution, gradually cease to exist.
Its property will constitute fund for The
pensions OF iis present members, and, a
\ them die OF, The old Church will 60 out
1t is remarkable fact that enc Of tht
strongest arguments made use Of to SHOW
Why the Church should be continued as tht
Established Church, was that, with che e1
oeption II has dozen parishes, there #er'
nos church ms1nbora enough IN any locality Il
support rector anda curate, much less th'
Bishop md the intermediate dignitaries
Il was, in TACT, a Church without peo
pie
! tne aa now gees to Tho House Of Lords,
, 1869-06-04
tgARD OF PnlieE,
Doiuss Of the F1sc Department In the alonth
OF May. :

regular sentweeely meeting Of the Beard
OF Police and F1re Commissioners was held 4. the
Central Station yesterday afternoon, President
Brown in the chair. Observation-Disclosures
James, Gund and TtsHoEth. On motion, The old
hand engine ". ~ was ley ocdesed To be sold TO the
fhe rrpor. oi the Fire Marshal for The month
ending May II was submitted, accepted and
ins @ Tie montn. Seven wers eaased b @ csIsless- H
neAs, four BY defective ehtmne,s two BY fo1!
c1lmneyA eight BY fncendiaf1smt or ny oScrheat-
spontaneons combustion, and ten By unknown
causes There were I'VE 1nes In the Sor1h DtF.-
ston, tnTolv,ng = los1 oi ts1,t;2, On which the.e
sufancs Of ssi,a aoa Sixteen In the South Division;
loss, A6sll insurance, e5d,I3i: loss ayer Insur-
NA's: insurance, s!1seo; loss over Insurance.
month.
Comm tsstones Jares submitted the toreneu's
eyoft for the 1A4r month. All the 6re engines,
With the exception OF the William Js,ne1 Chicago
and Liberty. were in good working ORDER The
Others threr days each. The aggregate nauber
OF rus to tres was ao, m average Of I4iS to
fasn: tue Tos,, 60 = oslus %aae y ne 2
number OF nuea run TO fires was 80. m average
to escn Of s3h: the largest number, +9t, being
u,ade By me 7: = Brown. snd tho Smallest, tx.
worked at nrea WAS u tl-la; an average Of hours
% each ine mes, u Has b. she y B BsoN
the Frans Sherman There ara Is ,o9o 1eet Of hose
on hnnd: t1o-thrds Of II Il claased ~ No! |, and
The hatance = No T. Tha new truck building for
the North Division Il well under WY. The hoae
c&rty, engines anil trucks ara In good working Z
prt1eI. The huTxe8 are IN excellent condition, and
Of the sl1tJ..nzee in service, only one IL on the
Eusthy OF ~ praise aud tho superior manner IN
which they discharge their Af1luous duties i
patent TO ercry citizen who hAs hsd an oppor-
trnity or witnessing them at WORK.
Jnhn H 1Mf1nF 8pT3HlntAt1 fNGcaA1 nnlicF.
, 1869-06-04
THE CANON OF The COLoRADn
A Letter from Prof. Scwbe".

To III EGtftr u tn cAIu2o Tribune:
In letter feceu1ly published In TIE Ts1xtSt
trorn Prot Powell who has n,Eanized pa53y Tor
the exploration Of The Canor OF tie Co,ma,o
River. be makes The remark thai, aAIter snrae
years study Of the nAtthE, think II doubtful
whether these canohs have ever beco seen by
ran''-a remark which, ma1e tn sincerity by
the Professor. goes far TO prove that he u not 70
We'll informed IN regard 70 hsa deld Of operations
- TIC leader ct hk expedition stoah BE-
A1l had The homer OF describing thr.scaoon OF the
Colombo 70 = Large audience Of the cirzeas of
Chicago list winter, on the OCCASION o. the open
ing to the puhie Of the new zadiencc-spou Of The
Rhetorical Socety and u thst description claimed
to rtpon my oxn experiences u the Rrea. canno
Of sne Colorado, you Wfll perhaps pe1ur nc,
through Tout oolumnA 70 prove 70 shoss who
hoard NJ address that WIS not " drawing On mr
imagination for my fAets:" and to review tne III
e1ztarr Of The Greas Canon. Il fesst 20 rx n 70
enable them to retsty. tAa statements hare uaee
70 tea, sna, II they plesse, TO further Crafty
any interest I nay hare excited N tnr
trm1:tah1e region. under consideration
Tne tns koowledse gasaed Of the existence ard
, 1869-06-04

Cincinnati has been holding i series Of
conrentions aid hasaa MEETINGS With view
TO establish cheap, direct md speedy rail-
why communication with all the Southern
States. Asa fitting commentary upon, The
vny things are done in that city, the owners
Of the Suspension Bridge connecting Gov.
ington and Cincinnati give notice that
hereafter the toll for foot passengers enter
ing Cincinnati by way f thai bridge will
be seven cents each persqu-vehicles to be
charged in proportion. We suppose this
enormous tell is put On to protect, the
Cincinnati merchants from the competition
Of the coyington dealers, and rice eersa.
The Enquirer OF June contains the fol-
lowing significant items:
"The river wa rising slowly testerdsy, With
tweniy-sTp feat in the channel lskt eTen1ng yisc
ot one foot tn Twenty -four hoQrH"
:" B1alnc1a on the WhAn Nas exceedingly dull.
IneTe NN re15 Little freight moving Tor any
point"
Il this be the condition Of things IN q
season Of high wsteA what VII It ba when
the river gets low. Yet the papers Of TINT
city continually aak, What further use is
there for Chicago 2"
, 1869-06-04
The OanEe Orange.

To tA Edttpr a. The Chfeagu 1f&1rhs.
: Tour correspondent RnFal, y in his History
Ct TIC osaSe Orange for Hedging to-day, o~es-
oeks ta tzrlir history IN this Ssz.e In the spring
Of 1855 m5 father. the la:o b F. Lodge, Of Edgar
County, recctved an inrntee Of ine plantz from
William Ser, Of Cincinnati, which he set ons IN
hedges On sxrn, fop1 miles north of Ps.tS where
the trees now sand. many Of them eight aud ten
inches IN diameter. Won't Of dine prevented hts
giving them proper caro, bot Its magnificent
growth aud perfect mpenet1anllity Convinced
him Of It's utility. aud In seFefA communications
to The PratFs FarEAfr TO whIeh he w1s con-
tTlhuto puoll1hed In lsss ~ and u, he urged III
adoption On The fsruaes1 OF Illinois, ~ be did also
In numerous addresses u Agricultural Societies
II that tina
The faSene11 Of th1t DIR were too Blow 70 adnpt
Il, hut he tired to Sec his theories and IDEAS In
regard 70 1t fol1y realized on The ssrrnz IN his
county. foWs truly. G1da1x b LoDa1.
CHICAGO, June ,, 1sts.