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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-12
COMM ERGIAIa.

CoRN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND. VA, July IL, 1871,
Exchange opens at 0 a. NJ; bu:iness com
mences at %, and clcses at log.
OFFERINGS.
Wheat.-white. 9 a4s bushels. Red. 1,sss bushels.
Corn--W hite. l.aa4 bushels. Yellow, o. bushels
Odts.-15s bushels.
Rye Is bushels.
HALEs.
Ell 575 for very good 81 506B1.55 for good 81 42IG
81 As for fair, $I35@SI.<o for common, CLIO fol
Wheat. Red, 1909 bushels at sl.en for nrime,
al 57A for very good, 81 SO for Fond sl42S60s1 Is
for fair, si.25 for commoni sllo for very com.
mon.
Corn.-W bite, sss bushels very good at s5c. Vel.
low 81 bushels good at sac. Mixed, ss bushels
0ats-5o buahels prime View Brunswick at SIC. :;
SO bushels prime new st eoc.
RE-ExHIBITRD.
Corn..- White, 1.O52 bushels yellow, % BUSH
els mixed: SO bus hels.
Odts.-5o bushels, = - . >''
REMAINING OVER UNsoLD.
Wheat-White. 1872 bushels red, 60 bushels.
= Corn.-Whte, 3se bushels.
OatS.-2o bushels. .#...
REMARKS.
Thermometer in thu Corn EXCHANGE at 1890 A..
NJ, In the shade, 90 degrees; at 1880 p. NJ, IS de-
grees In the shade. .s.~.-
, Ut Oh Wu6ds Oh to'oay Uetc
2,Ne bushels or white and 1856 bushels red, OF
which 1872 bushels white and 90 bushels red re-
manned over unsold. Market opened at q decline
Of 2lc. on the prices OF the preceding day, and
continued so to the close. Offerings OF corn lib
era, and market fairly active, but at decline or
s04c. Offerings Of oats light, and quotations for
prime new coo. s-&
letter received to day from one OF the largest
houses In Baltimore and dated 10th Instant, says
"Our wheat Is coming In in prime order best
quail ty red 81. 90 to-day, but will doubtless go to
sl.5o. The yield not as large as expected"
The secretary OF the Corn Exchange of Balti-
more, In his report OF the market on tho 10th in
slant, says Sales Of wheat, $4,000 to 1900
red at $l.3o@s1.4o for ordinary to fair, 8L420
Sl.55 for good to prime; 800 bushels amber at
81 57@sl.6o, and $500 bushels white at Sl.s5SlsS
Tor common to prince
Now compare these prices with the Richmond
prices on the 10th Instant and it will be seen that
prime white brought in Richmond dsc. more IMAM
in Baltimore, and prime red in Richmond 7sc.
more than in Baltimore. s#-
It is pleasant to have to announce this hot
weather that the new Exchange room Is rapidly
approa chin ompleGion, for the present Exchange
room is so crowded every morning now that the
runs up to 90 before 10 O'Clock, and
it will be 4 relief to get into large room where
people will not be packed like herrings In bar
rel. The new room. which, by tia way, Mr.. l.. ID.
Crcnshaw has rented to the association on very
liberal terms, will be fitted up very handsomely.
Instead of having bare whtewashed walls all
round there will be panelllng all round, reach
ing up to the window sills, and the remainder OF
the walls will be done In an ornamented style.
The roof is OH, the floor is laid and to-day men
will be at work casing the windows. One more
valuable feature In the room will be skylight rs
feet long and l2a feet Wide, provided with VENT
lators.
The Exch,ngc is gaining new members almost
every day.
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SOUTHERN CLAIMS MATTHEW
r. peasants, formerly chief clerk of the
Department Of Justice. and now clerk OF
the United States Coart al Rchm ond, and
judge Vim. G. Riley, q well-known Union
ist OF the Eastern Shore OF Virginia, have
been appointed to take testimony in that
State III all those cases under So, 900, where,
10 avoid the expense Of coming with their
witnesses 10 Washington, claimants may
apply under the standing rule to have their
testimony taken before these special COM
mis>ioners. No further appointments of
this character are To be made, but Commits
>ioncrs Riley and Peasants will, by travel
Ing the State, place themselves within
reach Of claimants too poor to travel to dis
tan, parts themselves Washington Re
YL,IkcGu
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A Fight between the Civil Authorities
and Negro Outlaws i'm North Caro-.
Iina-FearfuI Butchery-sfx of the
Officers Killed and Wounded, DC.

WILMINGTON, July ia fearful butch
cry was perpetrated in Robson county
yesterday afternoon by Henry Berry Lowry
and band of negro outlaws. A sheritf's
posse, having in charge Lowry's wife and
several others who had been aiding and
abetting the outlaws, was ambuscaded near
Buis's, OH the Wilmington, Charlotte and
Rutherford railroad. The fight resolved
itself into q regular battle, which lasted
some time. The >heriff's posse fought we'll,
even following the outlaws into the re-
cesses of the swamp; but it is not certainly
known that any of the outlaws were killed.
The following are the casualties in the
sheritf'S posse: Killed, Hector Mcmillan,
Archibald Brown, and Hector Mcneil !;
wounded, D. L. Mcconnell, Berry Barnes,
and James Lowry. The latter is a colored
man and cousin of the outlaw Lowry, but
was cooperating with the sherilI's posse.
The whole county OF Robson is at last
fully aroused, and it is believed a cam
paign will be inaugurated that will result
in the determination of the outlaws. A
committee of citizens from Robson county
came to this city to-day to secure arms and
ammunition. Every member of Lowry's
band is negro.
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The Troubles in New Jersey-Gov
RanaIolph,s Proclamation.

TRENTON, n. j., July ia proclama-
ton has been issued by Gov. Randolph in
which he sets forth the privileges of citi-
zens and tbs Governors duty. BE narrates
parade, and that he has knowledge of the
intention to modest the same. He warns
the people to abstain from interfering with
peaceful gatherings. Interference by per-
sons from other States will be promptly and
severely punished, He enjoins all legally
constituted authorities to protect peaceful
assemblies. If that is insufficient the en-
tire force Of the State will be called out.
He enjoins patience, care, and discretion
upon the Orangemen In their ceremonies,
assuring them that though protected in
their rights they are by no means sustained
in its exercise by patriotic and Christian
people.
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Shocking AccideDt-ExpIOatO In
Lewis TunneI-Sfx Negroes and
Two White Men injured.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPATcH.]
GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
W. VA, July ia painful accident oc-
CURED yesterday evening in the Lewis
tunnel, near Allegheny Station, on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, by which
eight men were badly burnt-six negroes
and two white men. It Is feared that the
two whites and two of the negroes are
fatally injured.
The accident was the result of careless
ness on the part of one Of the negroes. who
entered the shaft with lighted lamp and
piece of fuse. He carelessly lighted the
fuse, and In endeavoring to extineuish it
ignited the blast that was being filed, there
by causing premature explosion.
Every possible exertion is being made to
alleviate The sufferings of the wounded by
Messrs. Burnham & Gordon, the con-
tractors. b.
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MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA RAILROAD
Messrs. Partridge, Vandenburg, and john
son, Of Washington, and [. D. Budd, OF
Middleburg, met yesterday In Leesburg to
make the necessary arrangements to organ
lie the company. Fifty thousand dollars
were subscribed to the capital stock, and o
meeting has been called at Nokesyille,
Prince William county, Va, on Saturday,
The improvement contemplated will be
of great advantage to this section Of Vir-
glnia when completed. The design seems
to be to connect the Cumberland Valley
road with Underwater Virginia by road
through this section.-Leesburg Washsng.
tQniQn.
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The ABOLITION OF GRAND JURIEs IN
IscoNslS.-fhe last Legislature Of Wis.
consln passed an act for the abolition Of the
grand jury system, and it went into effect
on The Isl inst. Judge Miller, of the United
states supreme Court, who is holding court
IN Oshkosh, took occasion, in his charge TO
the Grand jury of that court on the 9Th, to
depl"re, in strong terms, this action. The
Oshkosh Northeastern, in reporting his
charge, says he reviewed the history of the
system ind the objects for which it was in
st!tulcd, and said That " the people OF Wis
"Onsin. If they persisted in abolishing the
grand jury, would have reason to 6eplore
II a. :; great public calamty"; and further
more, That. could the fathers Of this Re-
public see to day the grand jury abolished,
ih"y would think Us u very degraded peo-
Die"
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From Mexico.

From Mexico.
CITY OF MEXICO, July at is believed
that the opponents OF Juarez will have
large majority in Congress.
SECOND DIsPAToH.]
CITY OF MEXICO, July 2.-The Batope-
tiaS. of chihuahua. are Welding fabulous
ly. One mine yields $40, 600 weekly. Masses
OF pure silver of several hundred pounds
weight are extracted.
A leading journal says the ruin of Mexi-
CO is owing to contracts with, and reclsma-
tons by, the United States, which lay Mex
leo bare.
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AFFAIRS INEUROPE.
From Great Britain.

- COLLISION IN TIE BRITISH CHANNEL.
LONDON, July 1.-THE ship Madagascar,
hence for Quebec, and the steamer Wild.
geon, collded in the British Channel and
sunk. All hands were saved.
THE MINERS STRIKE IN SOUTH WALES, &C.
LONDON, July 1.-THE miners of Lam.
cashire have pledged their assistance to the
strikers in South Wales.
Burke, the released Fenian convict, has
arrived at Cork.
From France.
THEIRS AND THE PoPE-THE SWISS GOVERN
MENT REMUNERATED.
PARIS, July 11.-Thiers hearing that the
Pope intended to seek French domicil,
wrote assuring him Of fitting welcome,
but deprccatiDg the step. as it would Of
fend Italy and create difficulties. Theirs
offers friendly mediation between Italy
and the Holy See.
The French Government has paid the
Swiss Government two millions francs, as
part pay for the support ofreturned French
soldiers. Switzerland restores to France
the war material brought over its border,
by the French army.
THE COMMUNIST PRISONERS AS CoLoNIsTs.
PARIS, July 11.-There is a struggle
among the Americans in Paris to secure
possession Of the Communist prisoners rs
colonists. Some wanted them for Col
orado, and others for Lower California and
Arizona. The Government is puzzled to
decide
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CALIToKNIA W1SE CKor.-Thc San Fran
cisco California; Bulletin says:
- 1t is now safe to say that the grape crop
is out OF danger from any source, and the
product OF wine in this State in 1871 will
not fall short of 100000 gallons, while it
may reach 5000, 900, or possibly 10000, 600.
There is not very great demand for Cali
fornia wine for every new locality, but it is
gradually finding favor in all parts of the
world, and the home demand is good and
steadily increasing. \ leading wine house
in this city Il few days since received in one
day four cash orders for California wines,
10 be shipped as follows TO Portobello,
scotland, to Liverpool, to Canterbury,
New Zealand, and Annoy, China. Alto
gethcr, the wine interest of California may
be said 10 be healthily prosperous, and the
gratifying fact that the seveleSt drought
rather benefits than Injuries the grape crop
l. SO wei! established rs to be beyond con-
iroyrr<y'
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his is the way one extraordinary freak
Q, nature Is accounted for. Annie Brown
Tor years excited rural communities by ex-
hIoitln. an UNUSUAL cause of atilictiOn, and
has been given over by many doctors as one
beyond cure. She has apparently been
troubled with q snake which, at intervals,
thrust its head out Of her mouth and in
stantiy retreated down her throat. A sus-
picious physician in Wayne County Infirm-
airy prepared for sharp work the other
morning, and when the snake appeared
seized the poor woman by the neck SO that
The reptile might not retreat. Lo, when
disgoreed, nothing more formidable than
an lndla-rub6er Imitation OF snake came
forth, and now Annic's occupation Is gone.
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Negro Woman shot-PaInfuI Rumor

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPAToH.l
STANTON, VA, July la colored wo-
man in the employment of DR.. Stribline.
physician at the Insane ASYLUM, named
Belle Butler, was waylaid on the railroad a
short distance above the depot, last night
about o'clock, and shot through the body
with pistol. Her husband (Thomas But
ler) has been arrested, and is suspected to
be guilty Of the crime.
1t is rumored here this evening that Mr..
George W. Bret, formerly -four inspector
here under the Wells administration, was
thrown from his horse last night, on the
turnpike between this place and Harrisou-
burg, and was found in dying condition.
Nothing definite In regard to 1t can be as.
certained.
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rr<,rn Nortl, Car DINA.
OF the Richmond DIspatch.1

INUItesltoHUcHcc0 =
BUCHANAN, N. c., July s, 1871.
The corn crop is looking we'll. Though
temporarily checked by drought Of few
weeks it bids fair for fine crop.
Owing to very great scarcity Of plants
the tobacco crop was late being planted
cut therefore it is making rather slow
start.
Some of our best farmers consider the oat
crop almost a failure. 1t is very much in
jured by rust. Some say the yield is tolera-
bly, good, though by no means an average
crop. A READER.
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Domestic Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH.1

Domestic Markets by TELEGRAPH.]
NEW YORK, July 1l.-Cotton dull at 2'c. South
ern -four lDwe7. Spirits turpen:ine, ACC. hosin.
s3Q$5.50 for strained.
BALTIMORE, July 11.-Virginia's, old, SO bid;
$685. 2s btd coupons, old, 66t bid, e8 asked; new,
72S old, 7:b asked North Cardinals. old, ~ asked.
FlouE-supsrilne, S4.5e@ss.25 extra, IS 600
ss5S fsss%y ssss ety a famxp Sites
$40: western-Supe, fine, s4.5o@$5.25; extra, $3.50
@s6.75: family, 90 75QQs7.5O. w heat quiet, tut
frm; Ohio and Indiana SL30M$l.i5. White south
ern corn, 75@7Sc.; yellow, ia 75c.; mixed west
ern, 7ac Gats-New southern, 55@57c.
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Port OF RICHMOND. JULY Il, 1871.
ARRIVED,
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandlse and passengers.
SAILED,
Steamer Wyanoke, Bourne, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, john W. Wyatt.
Steamer George B. Upton, Roberts, New York,
merchandise aud passengers, Virginia Steamship
and Packet Company.
Steamer falisade, Kingsmill.
MEMORANDUM.
WEST POINT, July l0.-Arrived, steamer Viz
ginta, freeman, Baltimore, merchandise and pas
sengers, York River Railroad Company, and
sailed on return.
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HEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
PesSRAGFTRS n la and after THURSDAY, June LIST,
DAYS excepfenI az r1MS leave Richmond lsun-
S:5o "A. M.-MAh TRAIN for the White sul-
pnur springs connecting at GorconsptIie Win fhe
grange AieX nd and train for
1855 p. M.-ACCONM0DaTrIan9 " 4 K, ana SCUM.
fssras EXCEPT Ts on
vile with the night trains on the Orange Iie~
and WASHINGTON. I'D ohS
On and after The 18th of JUNE PAssENarp
TRAIN will run daily Except Sunday between
stanton and the While sulphur, as follows:
Arrive at w bite sulphur at.............1:52 p. NJ
Leave w mite sulphur 2:36 r, NJ
STRIVE at staunton at.......,.....,....,..7.AP n
Through tickets, at low rates, sold to nl points
Northwest ana Southwest.
Further information may be obtained ut the
company's Offices.
No Passenger Trains are run on Sundays.
A. II. PERRY, i
General Superintendent.
JAMES =. NETHERLASD, Gen'l Ticket Agt.
my IL
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The Montana Territory Democracy at the
late Convention adopted the "accept the
situation" plank In tbejy platform,
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

New York Stock and Money Markets.
NEW YORK. July 1.-THE specie export is
over half n million. Gold closed at 1'9t Govern
ments dull-'ea's, III. State bonds dull and
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The Late storm at Dayton, Ohio.

4HU 1zsUo sUOEHA SsV 10y DONS VAHHVs
CINCINNATI, July 11.-Details OF the re-
cent storm ut Dayton show that the county
was equally unfortunate. A tree crushed
@ farmhouse near Dayton, killing Two per-
sons. The damage Is estimated at ONE mil
lion Of dollars,
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From Cuba-C8vada Advises ahe I'm.
surgent Leaders to Give UP &C Lost
6auae.s,

HAVANA, July 11.-Before the execution
of Cavada he wrote letters to Vulamil, his
brother Adolf, and Cuban generals, adj
vising them to surrender, RS that was the
only favor they could do Cuba; that the
entail useless shedding Of blood, sind that
the Cuban cause was lost at home and In
the United States.
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METROPOLITAN WORKS,

AZ WORKS,
JoRNER SEVENTH AND CANAL sTEEETs.
STATIONARY and PORTABLE ENGINE;
BARK, GRisT, and PLAsTER MILLS;
ROILERS, FORGIhGS, CASTINGS Of IEgt
CT BRASS; MILL GEARING, &c.
ENGINES and SAW-MlLLS Of various size;
always on hand.
Old engines, &C., repaired and sold on commits
sion or exchanged for new. AL other repair
promptly and satisfactorily done.
Send for descriptive circulars.
de2 WILLIAM K. TANNER Il co.
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ALL KINDS OF NEW WORK MADE BE.
PAIRING STEAM-ENGINES and BOILERS In
city and country; TOBACCO WORK OF al
kinds made and repaired TOBACCO FLAT
HANCCCK'S SUPERIOR MANNER; PLAT.
FORM and all other kinds OF SCALES REPAIR.
fuDsoN's PATENT sTEAnE iHS shS sai &C. 8,
VERNON, sELDEN,S PATENT STEAMER
CINE PACKING, Utica Company's STEAM.
GAUGES. These gauges are warranted by us Goi
one year, and we sell them at low prices. We kee.
all kinds of BRASS-WORK OF SUPERIOR
EAkE for STEAM-ENGINES, sucn as gauge
SHATTING, SELF-FEEDERS, STEAM-WHIS
TIES, WATEE-GAUGES, GLOBE-VALVEs.
sortment OF such articles as are used by all run.
ming steam-engines and saw-mills
SLOAT IL ADDIEGTON,
tel5 1422 and laaa Cary street.
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SPIRITS IN TRANsIT-No UfastGmped
Bores OutSide.-The following letter from
Commissioner Pleasonton to L. NJ. Proud,
Esq, assessor OF the third district OF Mary.
land, decides point Of some Importance
TO shippers and dealers in spirituous
liquors
OFFICE OF TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
INTERNAL REVENUE,
WASHINGTON, July s, 1871. }
r. NJ. Proud, Esq, Assessor Third District,
Baltimore, Nd:
Sir,-Yours of the Both ultimo, transmit
ting letters Of Messrs. - of same date to
you relative to encasing packages OF spirits
shipped by railroad, is received.
In reply l have to say that the intent of
the law in requiring packages Of distilled
spirits to be stamped, (section %, act OF
July 20, 1861 and the purposes met there
by, are too evident and of too great impor-
or any package the stamps on which are
not visible, being put upon the market or
shipped without seizure. The matter COM
planned of by Messrs. --, viz !: That
where the package shows any evidence
upon the outside that there are spirits
within, the spirits are feloniously abstract
ed while in transit, is matter to be com.
planned Of to the transportation companies
rather than to this office. The practice of
indicating by marks or brands upon the
outside Of a package the character of the
merchandise within isnot new one among
merchants, and where goods are distracted
while in transit the carriers are usually
held responsible.
Very respectfully,
a. PLEAsoNToN, Commissioner.
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THE IRISH TROUBLES IN NEW
YORK.
RECRUITING FOR THE PROPOSED RIOTS

The Professions Of Both Parties
Forbidden in New York City.
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CITY OFFaCERS.
IRON. STEEL, POWDER, &c.

the Minutes. o,.,,.
IRON, STEEL, POWDER, sc.
200 tons ENGLISH and AMERICAN RE-
3: FINED IRON, embracing full as
.... sortment OF. Fiat, hound, Square,
s tons sWsDEs IRON, consisting of Fiat
R Isl i9u1 and AMERICAN and ENG
81 L Gs,k sH HE Rs1rEp SHEET
3 tons sN SAILok's CAST sTEEL-Flat,
tons Sau ENG FL Yi' and AMERICAN Bills
TEhED STEEL.
l ton SPRING and TIRE STEEL.
1900 key, pyposAHt!ss SRssg gro p
100000 feet SAFELY FUSE. s'"
re ieS s1: stawsw f. & s. wORTHAM & co.
no THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
distribution of the nett proceeds Of the assets OF
the Richmond Fire Association will be made on
and after the FIRST DAY OF JULY, 1871: Inc
s ss@ to q assKY ELLYsoN at the Dispatch
office, and receive their proportions WHICH WIZ
be TWO dollars on each share. ,oor q, tho owner
shin and loss must be made by affidavit, ana
bond with security given to indemnify the trus-
'e'' anu ca HENRY K. ELLYsoN,
PETER C. WAkWLCk,
ANDREW JOHNSTON,
Trustees of the Richmond Fire Association
Je stJy&LhenlAwAw
NJOTICE.-Application will.be made to
~ the second Auditor OF Virginia for the re-
newal of the following Virginia registered STOCK,
which has been lost
'ef'A's Nos No: 1885, lsss 1881 1888, i:s5,
1890, $4,000 eaeh... 90, 600 w w
No. i~i.... ..............,...... o,oVv w
ssg, 200 90
Issued under act 22d March, 1850 general loaus
In the name OF Jules Armand dean Melchior, Due
lie sl-1aw4w E. o. NOTHING q 90.
nor ARTISTS, MECHANICAL, AND
Il MEDICINAL PURPOSES.
NITRIC, r AcI pm
suhpaU &c acfD,
ACETIC ACID,
AQUA FORTS,
Chemically pure, for gale by carboy by, ,ov,,
dASB- BLINDs, DOORS, BRACKETS,
- and MOULDINGS, OF all kinds. mannlae
taEed p water power Of she e es sHS,pkkissBR
ans soot Of
In rear OF shosk0e " A' J. ). MONTAGUE,
u,m Richmond Va.
rOOL AND REFREsHING.-sThe yeri-
" TABLE EAU DE COLOGNE- lmpofteo e1.
nressly for us by MIR. Cranz, applied by means OF
PIC 1oh A'S .'A MEADE 4 BAKER,
Dispensary Pharmacists,
.-,-,p~-E ~r-sE~ ~ pla Main strees.
COTTON YARN.--Just received 0 con.
z J alignment Of COTTON YARN, which we
offer On account OF manufacturers as lowest
u is n f ROBERT F. WILLIAMS q co:
FREsH GOSHEN BUTTER. -
T. We. DAkDRIDGE q ID,
ID OCKLAND LIME, 800 BARRELS
US ~ As, Lee
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RAILROADS..
I'D ID "a % ~

CD u al ID u
n H.chao cssl. AID YORK aryRH SsILnoAD,i
FJSEKISrESt!sNT'S DrTfCR,
GfCIactf "a. Nav 90. Is7f
iHAhS or SCHEDULE DAILY
TRAE nv E r., IN. snd aner Nay goth, B7l, the
s On F as nsss ri. r ThS s sSIo~s:
pi Leave West Point daily at A. M. arriTe AZ
we esq Po Gsa y. 9ss saisy r NJ arrive at
FREIGHT TEAM, WITH PASSENGER CAR
;, Leave Richmond daily lNcndars ercer,as, 8.
On sunday this train win Leave kichmonrs ~
ss,ciock A. III. arriving as vest Point e. Sal a.
and and returIling leave West Point ss s:so =. NJ.
Ion,nasrriye at Richmond Mt 7:3, L. NJ, ihos AT.
mi rasx persons to spend the Sabba:h az deit.bt
modinn.t ana enjoy fne saltwater bathing iu com.
el:oa oasn-houses. Fare for the ro1nd trip,
West Po,nsso Connect ,st daily Sundays excepted, a.
more, and all w ,t first class steamers for Batis
F Fare Gssm Ssr Il and West
MoETH ano soUGF.sI asing given TO- all points
prD0mptiy forwarded. ssstyhts received daily and
ans ass 81 s sSSs nsS.
1oT b norsben and Western l m Baltimore in time
taehed (sundsys and w wtn Passenger Car Mt
.say y.sd Richmond A. Il arrsys viii
Snda Y ss arrive SeG 4 s sSs
TEE TEE TICKETS VEST p P5i ~ ROUND
viii be sosa s 8? a sssfoIday: ana
sunday mornings, leaving Ricbm e,Sdt .Irains
n a me rseSrnng p M az d ge Iss5 %
bathing at s' we ssti pons e ~s
ted up Good hotels are open for tbs sSoses are
oA:''H o' guess 3 at moderate rates. o.n"'-
IN. TURNER, Freight Assn a:.pef'n'encens.
y. IL yAYI1R. Ticket Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-12

Atlanta, Ga, is now constructing seven
hundred dwelling and business houses,