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RICHMOND AND YORK RrvEH KAIEH0In.Y
6CrERrNTENDNNT,s Oyr1cK. -

AsS1anS s.S IND 1QRk h1vEh hAILE0kD,1 y
SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE. ~
CHAsaE 81 SFA sGH III; htE T. . ioli
p IN ltsE sE e. and afler Nay soth lsn, NE
g :" r AS Sssa T,I. TT Ts1 4 ssSs'oxs
:, Leave West P0,st sally &C a. n. arrive r.
RlcHm11a Of 1o:ssk. M. ' - -
e ssy Y k,ehseond dst.y at r. ~ arrive ..
'A1oht HaAis slJlsEHpA. ss 1 u CAB
Leave Richmond daily fWcpasrs exeepted..--
On sunday this rain viii lex7e Richmond as
HI, and returning. leaye West Point n $40 p. A..
and arrive a. Richmond 1t J7sa p. M. thus 81.
LOVING persons 20 spend the sabbath At DELIGHT
sso S baih-houses. Fare sor tie round TIP,
w sr,ins Connect daily .fsund.ss exeepted) at
more, Snt With arst class steaDers Tor Bait.
Ware r,on al points North and Tes. ztsi
Throurhn b s;hishnoud co Bsitinnore, s.. y
MORT & ann o ~ OF tadinR gfvcD - all pointa
promptly forwsr1adH Ereigbis recei' ed daily and
ssis f Sss.,s e. sSSs nights
Tor NortSe any. snd arrive In Baitimoie in frac
tached. tsundsys and mon Nom ars'ssnser Car e;
a. e'T sso S1 AL I At i ins
m Mondays rsss 4 si saa
To On L and after ssATusnAY, July LIT, ROUND
Train. good to 20 down on saturdays and retnrn
on aondsys, win be SLso; and on Ercight Trains
on sunday mornings, leaving kfchpond depot at
a, D., ana returning at 1850 2. ~, Al 81 round
Ter bathing at west Point BssbIS S H houses ara
| fitted up. Good hotels are open for tie INCOMING.
oaaion OF guests at moderate rates.
TURNER, Freight aih Hsssn s.0etln'enoe"
/ j. l.. TAYLOR. Ticket Agent. s. IA
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CossrANrrxopLE. June II, 1S71.-What
strange country, and what II strange people
the Turkeys arc! California IS nothing to
it. Everything is here up side down, and
down side upl Wood is sold by weight +;
so is milk and wine; and bread is sold by
the foot Correspondence Cincinnati Com
nj
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FREpERiCEsBrEG AND GoRpoEsVHLEh NALL
sn.n-Nn,h,ar has occurred in relation to
the negotiations pending for the completion
of this road 10 dimiuiSh in any degree the
confidence heretofore expressed IN the early
resumption of work. The delay which has
occurred has grown out of circumstances
which affect progress Of the negotiations as
to time only. and il made public would tend
to confirm every promise Of the certainty
OF favorable on.-FfcdcricHS6urg
Star. ...a
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Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, N. Y, July r." Harry Bas.
SELL, Won the first race to-day-time,
3:2l&. Frogtown" won the second.
time, 2:Sl 4. Finesse." the fayorite. com.
ing IN fourth. The third race was won bv
g Mania thine, 2:53H. ~ ~ y
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Arrest of One OF the North Carolina
Negro Outlaws.

F WILMINGTON, July 12.-Pop Oxendine,
one OF the negro outlaws of Robson coun-
ty, has been captured in Richmond county
and brought TO this city and lodged in Jail.
Notwithstanding the murders and other
crimes TO which he has been party, no at
tempt was made by the people of Robson
county or this city, to do him violence,
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BANKERS, BROKERS. &c.
TAX NOTICE.

NOTICE.-TJ THE TAXPAYERS OF
~ TIRE TOWNSHIPS OF TUCKAHOE AND
BROOhLAHD, HENRICO COUE TY, VIR-
GIt{IA.-Nctce IL hereby given that the STATE
r. Y and COUNTY LEVY for 1871 Is now due
and, I'm pursuance oil law, th4 shail.be, or one
ntin" d-pusiec, al Short rum2, IN Tuckahoe and At
Waik-rt1n. III h: ok land, on the lltR day ofJ UI1
1871 and remain five successive days ct each place
Tor tn: purpose Oh collecting lid taxes and eVies.
Those falung 10 pay 70 The County treasurer or
bis dc inty said axes and levIas before the LIST day
Of Septemoe will have five cent. added TO thelr
bills, the law dir ects, and be turned to The
Township collectors for collection.
Persons tluding II more convenient, can pay at
the Treasurer's office, In The County Court house.
between now ana the lst OF September where l
may generally be found.
WILLIAM NJ. McGRUDER,
Cculty Treasurer.
July 8, 1871. jy8-eod4t
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In Virginia, John r. Maben is appointed
nostmast er ut Gals Mills, Amherst county,
Vice S. J. Bailey, declined; Charles Cash,
at Oronoco, Amherst county, vice }. y.
Smolaski, resigned; and John Thompson,
at brakes Branch, Charlotte county, vice
Mrs. S. E. Thompson, disqualified by mar
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New York Hteek and Money Markets.
NEW YORK., July la-There was scarcely snm-
client business In stock and gold boards 10 estao-
lish quotations.r Money, a@s per cent. Sterling
qnIet at 1fs69loa. Gold, il23, Tennesses's' "a
new,71s sytfRfnia'a ss1; new T. Louisianas' o.
new, 90. Levels. ~ ss, So Aiaoamas, 70 )
GO NJ G,orrta's, 81; 7's, Do. North CarollnR's,
IA. now. ri. South Cardinals, 70; new, ssl.
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Domestic Markcts-GBY TELEc

Domestic Markets [BY TELEGRApH.1
NEW YORK July l2.-Cotton dull; sales, L 05e
bales; uplands, 90sc. Flour Southern dull and
lower Common to fair extra. So. lOdl $3.50; good
10 choice, $70s0. Whiskey, 9ii@g05e. Whea.--
inter re't and amber western, Sl.45@Q $3.50; new
red aud amber southern, 81 46t. Corn heavy at IL
(D723c. Fork duh at SIS. 25. Lard quiet kettle.
1ode. Navals firm. Txllow quiet. Freghts quiet.
BALTIMORE July 12.-F!our dull aud irregular
for ODD aud steady for new. Wheat scarce ard
hrm. Corn quiet and weak. Pork, $ls.soH$tG.
Shoulders, TIC. Lard, lie. Whiskey, 9I@ai3c.
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Decision i'm Relation 10 Erie Stock
Fatal Boiler Explosion.

NEW YoRK, July 12.-Judge Bhckford
decides that English subscribers to the
80 600 shares of Erie stock must have the
right Of registration restored to them.
a boiler used in driving piles in Central
railroad docks burst to-day, killing one
person and hurting another. The works
were blown to pieces.
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7sr1yrrrt tine Arexandris Gazette thns

SRAMEFUL.--JHC AieAauu1tn ut1Se''o VAN'
exposes the mcanpess Of the bert Govern
nient THE world ever saw 1
The arlington MISUNDERSTANDING after
the close of the war, Maj. John Green. with
a long train of wagons, went from this city
To Arlington with an order from the United
States Government. for, the furniture at Ar
Iinyton. belonging to Gen. r. 4. Lee. The
officer In command of the plsee refused TO
surrender theptot"rtv, so the Major, ieav-
his train there, :,s!c Over to WASHINGTON
and reported the refusal at the War De-
rartmcnt. A new order was at once issued
and given to m officer, who accompanied
the Major on his return to Arlington and
saw hat it WAS executed. Everything that
belonged to the Arlington family that had
not been stolen was then packed in eighteen
wagons and brought and stored In one OF
the front rooms on the ground floor of the
Mansion House, where 1t still remains I'M
touched" ... T. ). ~. -...s +.
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MINERAL WATERS.

THE BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS WATER,
snect to the Ieghsnv Springs, is now offered for
sale By MO0RES FARMER. Thos- de iriug to
send for is will direct their vess |, To Mountain
House Virginia and Tennessee railroad. Take
this down, as II is the last insertion Charges,
25c. per gallon. Prepay the freight anu marx
your names on the vessels. Jy l3-In2b
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pICHMOND AND D. h@
Al ROAD-On and Nyryr r X - -

-,ter JUNE IT. 80 80 LIZ
nond 90 Through Psssen1er, ,e,r.
v,,,s except Sundays) q. I:os A. NJ. isae.n.
*: a. uos a. H.; arrives vt Greens hnro,
ua oTain No. sLyncsburs rassenrer, ,e,vs. Dr.,
npnS aaly Ut eh A. n arrives st IynchbGnac a a.
Train No. 10 Through Mail and srnre.,, ,a,r.,
dsSr nSl!y ct 2ao p. NJ; leaves i,anStms
at Is AZ Z. NJ; arrives at Grecns6oro, d.iIy
Tr,,, NJ come EAST:
u aran NO. IL Through Mail and Exuress, ,a.os,
TT. daily At $50 p. M; Leaves Dan~tIIs
sSy io:i2 T. ID; arrives 1t Richmond dsI,y az
Train No. Through Passenger, ,e, 70, Gresr,-
$4,000. 1aiy except Sundays) at II :os A. 81: laws
~ LII I. IL; arrives nc Richmond at IN
.g 1rsip 20; Iynchburg PASSENGER, leave.
a. n.ynGnburg daily at $3.50 A. 81; leaves Rnrtevts
Ts:M Al. arrives at Richmond at p. M Ns
1, .atns NOS. ?andl0 connect az Greenshoro, xvth
South. n~n1oSa Tor all points
On ran anne NO. connects at Burkevile with Train
ali nan un'ic, mississippi, and Ohio Railroad for
III 1 PYlnt5 ,SS0Ithwest and South. ava
on.ihsOoGh TICKETS to all points soutb and
Rich,ness can be procured q. the ticket ofice in
Papers that have arrangements to advertise tina
iiueuule " uIlS company Will please print a
ie.1a John j. MACMUHDO,
yesn Ganeral Freight and Ttcr Of cont
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Storm ut DauViise.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DISPATCH.
DANvILLE, VA, July IA storm of
great violence prevailed here this evening.
1t commenced about 8 O'Clock, lasting half
an hour. No serious damage done.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
FORT OF RICHMOND, July Il, 1871.

aiIiiATD&G MANA G, JULY Is, ASH.
5do s-aas ..,..s.~...., I.H aioop rises. Los
S'i-. 5@S, T. Is iGl+su eide. 1880
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4 CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
y ROAD:-,n and after THURSDAY, June Isl
days excepted) as follows
$3.50 A. M.-MAlL TRAIN for The White Sui
phur springs, connecting at Gordonsyille with me
orange, Alexandria and Manassas train for
"aasshalpgton and North, and Lynchburg and S2uta.
$3.50 X. m.-ACCUAMOi,ATION TRAIN for
GSoroonsville, except on Saturday, on which day IL
leaves at T. 81. This train connects at Gordons-
yL'e WIN tue night trains ON the Orange. Ale1an.
a ord ca ana Manassas railroad for LY6CHBUA1
On and alter The 18th of JUNE a PASSENGER
lain VIII run daily except Sunday between
iTt aH and the White sulphur, rs follows: 80
Arrive A. White sulphur at........,....l 20 P. q.
Leave White Sulphur at " 49, 2.n p u.
Arrive at stanton at. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. p d.
crthwest aud Southwest, -
Further Information may be- obtained ct the
Offices. =
No Passenger Trains are run on Sundays.
a. II. PERRY,
General superintendent.
JAMES +. HETHEhLAsD, Gen'l Ticker Agt.
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Steepie or q Church Destroyed by
LIghsniuG.

PHILADELPHIA, July 12.-The steeple OF
the new Presby terrain Church IN this CITY,
corner of 10Th and Oxford streets, was de-
moIished by Lightning yesterday.
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DULLES AND REGULATIONS FOR
IL ThE FIELD TRIALS OF PLOWS
ordered by the Executive Committee OF the Vir'
gluia state Agricultural SoclsIy, ISL:
AT AMELIA spk aHefisT TUESDAY, S1H OF
AT MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS, TUESDAY, 18TH OF AUGUST.
/ The committee IN charge will appoint leach
for his own section) the time, place. ana Judges
3 Tie member OF The Executive Committee E II, in
man of lhe committee for his section.
4. Entries for the trials shall be closed five days
before the Time named ior each respectively al
entries shall be mads ut tue o1hce OF the secretar
at H!chm ond by letter or In person; and st the
time an entrance fee Of rs per cent on factory
price Of plows shall be paid.
s. The sec, etary. after the BOOKS or entry snail
be Gloss d. shall AZ once forward list OF entries 10
the member Of the committee having charge Of the
8. Persons entering p:ows &C., viii appear at the
time ana piece nsm.d, prepared With leans &C.,
7. Tn. members Of the Incentive Committee In
charge may, Ia their discretion, appropriate In u
fir and eqi:atls manner among The exhibitors
at each trial The eatrIuce fees for same, and such
4 portion OF the general appropriation for tie
scvera, trials rs they may deem just aud proper,
to meet the expenses for hire OF Teams snd Other
s. The following scale OF points shall apply TO
I'll the trials, and the judges sre exhorteh to the
greatest care AID accuracy IN asccltalning those
pc nts, rs on this depends Inc vaue OF the srial
FIRST. Drarght, as ascertained by d!namometer.
second. ru:yeriziDg power.
Third. Inversion and trash a1d vegetation COW
eTiug capacity.
Fourth Non liability TO choke.
F1Ith. L .se OF holding u tbs plougbman.
sixth. rcDgh and economy or wear and tear.
Zach OF these points shsll be graded from une TO
ten-tle latter representing the hghest point Oh
,X-eIeuce; and when each point mas been ascer.
tained sccordng to this scale the sum total Of me
SIX points thus graduated shall make u a tot1t 2
ercefIence by which the award OF the Judge shall
be governed. .tt,oo- H., I1o.o.
H. s. asxail, John 4. Cvwan. Gen. w. n. Ne Lee,
Juiges Of atcard ut Amelia Sprtrgs-I'r. N.
f. II Evans Aulalla; John u. Powell. N0tt0wayi
Or. &c. b. Jones, Brunswick; Col Ihos. d, hain-
l,u, Dinwidd,e; Or. j. n. Blanton, Camberiahd'
John W lingo, Amelia. IL 49,
The committee Of Judges for the trial at me
Montgomery White Sulphur will be announce. d.
the time. jy 13-2tawtd
mo THE CLERK OF THE BOARD OF
4 SUFERVl3rkS: Sir,-You are hereby r.
oueste TO give notice OF citing tine Board of
Supervisors 10 be held at thy courthouse on
THURSDAY. the 9th d,y & a JJly, iast. or
Supervisor OF Fairfield Township.
Il. a. FRAY r..
Supervisor Of Brookland Township, We.
CLEnK's OFFICE HENR1co CeUNIY}
July Sd, ls1L
The Board 0, Super v,sors Of E.nrico couaty viii
meet nc tue cou t-house. Henrlco county, on
THUR DAY. July Filth lsfL All persons having
business with the Board rtl please pc present.
VIM, j. AENBLt, Clerk OF Henrlco,
and rs auch Clerk 0. the Board or Supervisors
jy3-Tn&Said
DOOK AND JOB WORK prompt.
I>nN
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, COLUMBUS, OHfo, July 12.-Georse w,
bradley and Theo: +. Biadley pleaded emil III.
" Today Of stea ling $4,000 from Adams
Express Company, and were sentenced to
four years. confinement. 'si''eo W
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\ ;sEpROPohITAH WORKS,

STATIONARY aud PORTABLE EaaiNE'
gAEK, CkIST, and PLATTER MILL.s
KUiLAaS EO2G!kGSt CAnTiNs5s OF iN ~
or RH8SS MIL GEAhiHrj O..
ca euginea, &C., repsircd snd sold on coinms
sion or exchanged for new. al otaer repair
pruYopti2 and satisfactorily done.
Send fer descriptive Circplar1. ,,
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Z Ey~N
tS'Il |.
1871. 1871.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
oC1 Ed LA tlChMOND, .TREDGR1CKS"
bUkG AL POTOMAC ROUTE, GOING
1871

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Sch Dull tiChMUND, FRGDERICKHs
BURG AL POTOMAC ROUTE, GOING
INTO EFFECT JUNE 7, 1871.
TROUGH TRAINS leave Depot, corner Byrd
and Sth Streets e5 follows: ~.
The Day Train daily ut 500 A.. sata !
In sshngton at 1915, Baltimore Except ON
,nndaysl at 2l5, Philadelphia at CAS- and New.
4 OK at 1920 Z. ID. The SAME bay.
The NIGHT TRAIN daily except on Sundays)
. The DAY TRAIN arrives in Richmond at sa7
The NIGHT TRAIN arrives In Richmond
Mondays excepted) ut 500 4. N.
The ASCOhnuDATION TEAM for Milford
leaves Brosd.street Dspot daily (-undays ex-
eep,sd) at +:ao Z. n. Arrives In Richmond ~ s:4s
Tie FREIGHT TRAINS leave on TUESDAYS and
Fridays at 6.45 A. NJ
Ti!ltI UGH riCdETS and THROUGH BAG.
EAEE :HEChs TO all principal points North,
East, and West
Companys offices, corner Broad and 9Th streets,
Tlcke, office, corner Byrd and sth streets.
J. b. aEN1hY,
e, T. y. MYERS General Sup,t. lei
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ESPECIAL TELEGRAMs TO THE DISPATCH
New YORK, July 1913 p. MAJ an
early hour this morning the entire police
force and all the volunteer regiments of the
city were on duty, prepared to suppress
any indication of riot. In the course OF the
morning armed bodies Of policemen and
soldiery were stationed in the districts
where danger was most to be feared. Gov.
Hoffman, Sup't Kelso, and Gen. Shaler
were actively engaged in giving orders at
police headquarters. .... ... ...-,...
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Colonel Jim FISK, Jr., wounded at
the Head OF His Regiment.
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PAIaING STEAM-ENGINES and KClI.EHS IN
city and country; TOBACCO WORK OF ali
kinds made ana repaired; TOBACCO FLAT
made and repaired In JOHN
HkhCUCK'S SUPERIOR MANNER; PLAT.
FORM and ali other kinds Of SCALES REPAIR
ED and ADJ UST&D: AGEHTS for the sale O.
VERNON, SELDEN'S PATENT STEA MEN.
CINE PACKING, Utica Companys STEAM
GAUGES, These gauges arc warranted by US 10,
cns war, and we self them At low prices. We Keep
ali kinds Of BRASS-WORK OF SUPERIOR
NAKE for sTEAM-EEGINEs. such e. gauge,
saAFTfNG. SELF-FEFDERS, STEAM-WHIS-
TIES, WATEK-GAUGEA GLOBE-VALVEs.
BOIL ER .FLUE CLEANERS, and general IS
soriIren: OF such articles rs ara used oy al run
ninz steam-engine3 and saw-mills-
-''Ae SLOAV 4 ADDIEGTOS,
ie15 lt22 and lA24 Cary street.
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THE PROCESSION FIRED UPON AND
STONED BY R0UGHs. p" .."'

THE MILITARY FIRE UPON THE MOB,
KILLING FORTY AND'WOUND-.
ING MANY. +
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TRIUMPH OF LAW AND ORDER
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EusINEss s,MaNCES.

mo ANY MAN WITH A SMALL
4 CapIpsE-A BARGAIN TO BE HALE
H5uGIiT NOV .-For sails GOOD OLD I ~. S Sa
tsbishad for seven years ~ REatA Az re .n.
sna. Isnai,ss fronting Maia and Wstry $500 ssas
sod known as the baLTIMuEa LINZ. On -.
Main strss. osksst;s;v i sli sa aNs or sEos
TSrres easS Inquire On the pyemisea 81
throSg6 the S SxfGS snI M IssYts.
YW-lws agent teE sSesp ~ ~ !. q 5s
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IRELAND IN AMERICA.
A BEOODY DAY IN TIE STREETS
OF NEW YORK ~. Z
TWO HUNDRED ORANGEMEN FACE
THE MUSIC AND DEFY .. 49,. :"
THE MOB. s.1'r 4

THEY ARE SUSTAINED By THE POLICE
AKD.sTATE TROOPS. y
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~ s.-.".f. RAILROAD COMPANY. !
NEW ROUTE FROM THE NORTH
AND EAST TO THE SOUTH AND
SOUTHWEST.
The A L A B A MA AND CHATTANOOGA
RAILGOAD, extending from Chattanooga. Ten
nessee 10 Meridian, Mississippi, Is completed, and
forms with It's connections the
ShORTksT ALL-kA1L LINE
nom Portland, Boston, New York, Philadelphia,
baltimore, Washington, Richmond, Lynchburg,
ana CHAT snoogL. To Meridian, Mobile, New Or
lSsns, jackson, Vtcksburg, and all southwestern
cities.
TIE road-bed is Ia splendid condition and the
equipment perfect.
fuilman's Palace Day and Sleeping. Cars are TO
De run via this route from Lyncnburg TO Moolle
End New Orleans without change.
Purchase tickets via the AlabSma and Chatta.
nooga railroad, and secure the quickest tine and
most comforts.
The attention Of freight, shippers Is called 70
this route as Offering the advantages OF speedy
transit between the North and South, Win rates
always as low as by any other route.
mark ship frei ght and procure bills OF iaaln8
Via the Alabama and Chattanooga railroad.
WM kEARY,
General Freight and Ticket Agent
Chattanooga, Tenn.
j. O. STANTON,
General superintendent,
1e 2-3m ChattanoOga, Tenn.
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MI A G q INE SHOP,

SLOAT & ADDINGTON
MACHINISTS.
WORKS AND OFFICE: l<22 AND 1874 CARY
7sTREET, BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND
EIFTEENTH STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA.
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SARATOGA PAVILION SPRING
- WhTaR.
The most effective remedy for Dyspepsia,
Btiousness ana Diseases of the Kidneys.
Sold t,v hotels and druggists. Send for circular
to PAVILION AND UNITED STATES
SPRING COMPANY.
General Depot, lls Chamber street, New York.
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DOOK AND JOB WORK PROMPT.
ID DONE AT Tells OFFICE,
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Third Dispatch.l
THE CITY IS QUIET.


NEW YORK, July 12-1 p. M.-Heavy
bodies of police are patroliing the city, and
the troops in the armories are ready to
move at moments notice. An Orange
mans house was stoned tonight, but the
mob fed before the police. Several false
alarms of fights have been made. '..s.
LIST OF CASUALTIES
Tie following is list of casualties so far
as known: ~ -.
Sergeant Ravens, wounded in the head
severely, cut by brick; John O'Conner,
shot in left side FL. Torbash, thrown from
horse; Burns, severely wounded James
Mayer sun struck !; q. Constable, sun
struck 2. Meschutt, shoulder shattered !;
Dennis Brown, epileptic fit; Jas. Finegan,
epileptic tit ID. Dougherty, scalp wound |;
Bryant, gun-shot wound in hand; P.
Phillips, bayonet wound. Citizens: j.
Gutman, wounded in right arm; Thomas
Wallace, 143 3D. street, scalp wound p.
Kelley, 1l9 Bayard street, two scalp
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there was no attempt at parade, but police
and military were held in readiness ali day
to prevent violence. S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-13

NO THE CLERK OF THE BOARD OF
Il SUFERVI3rES: Sir,-You are hereby r. =
oues.ed TO give notice OF nsctrg tine Board or
Supervisors 10 be held at tbe courthouse on
THURSDAY. the 9th dry Il july, Inst.
SAM'L 5. ANARLF.
SurnryiSor of Fairfald TownshIn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-13
I,,,,,,a ..,.t,e eooaer .Institute, then .,bs

sagsnsfes to.sthe =CoaR nstltutes tnensa 0e
dismissed. .vaEg .E.fr, skg zt>s So:
The Orangemen, accordingly, were as
.embled at their headquarters, corner Of
Goth street and 9Th avenue. Previous &c. to
their gofng out interesting exercises were
held, Addresses were made connseling
patience and moderation, and prayers were
offered. 80 '.t ~.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-03-22
~W9Syg5
H. NC
\! CORDIAL

T imparts tone and .yIgor to the Uterus
Land gives renewed Vitality to the whole
system. 1t is peenliarly adopted to the fol-
lowing affections :-Painfnl Menstrual dis
charges, Suppression of the Menses, Protuse
MenstruatiOn. Leucorrhea or " hites, III
cerated Uterus. &c.
DIR. J. King, of Cincinnati. anthor OF
"Woman: Her Diseases and their
Treatment" says-"The most important
means to produce health among females is
to strengthen and invigorate the reproduce
tive organs. This medicine appears to ex-
ert a specific influence upon the Uterus. 1t
is a valuable agent in all arrangements OF
the Female Reprodu' tive Organs.
d Conant, of Worcester, Mass, says
II nse it in nty practice. 1t will in nearly
every case prevent three-fourths OF the sui
fering to which manv females are liable.
DIR. ]. d. Young, OF Boston, Mass, says
~ fully concur with DIR. Conant in his re.
concentration.
Dr. Will rd c.. George, formerly Profess
sor in the Worcester Medical College, and
President of the Eclectic Medical Society,
Massachusetts, says Il regard it as QUE of
the best medicines for Female Complaints
that can be found"
DR.. L Smith, President of the New-York
Association OF Botanic Physicians, saws
No Female, if in delicate health. should
omit the Use of this valuable Cordial.
Price. 81, or six bottles for So. Es~If
your Druggist will not supply yon, send
orders by mail to John d. Park Whole
sale Agent. Cincinnati. Ohio. Prepared at
the NEW-ENGLAND BOTANIC DE
POT BOSTON. MASS. No. 9.