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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-12

A STRANGE OcCURRENcE.-l From the
Atchison (kansas) Champion, May 30. J.
A gentleman in Washington county fur
nishcs lis with the particulars of sad at-
fair which recently occurred in his neigh
horhood. On the morning of tho 9th inst,
about 5 O'Clock, Joshua Hammond, resi-
ding on the northwest quarter OF section
thjrfv-four, township five, range three,
about ten miles south OF Prospect Hill,
Washington county, was aroused ny MS
wife on hearing the dog growing and
barking. Surprising wolves were In Inc
neighborhood of the house. he arose, at
tired himself in his pants and jacket,
and went out, but seeing nothing OF tnaG
sort, returned, threw off his jacket. and
laid down in bed again. In about an hour
afterward his wife hastily nuged him up,
saving "Thcre they are again." the dog re-
suming his barking more loudly. She said,
" For Gods sake run. rum" lie (Ham-
mond) quickly took his gun down from the
ioists above his head, and cXcitcdly ran out,
carrying the gun in his left hand, butt to-
ward the door. Going short distance
toward the haystack, lie laid the fOwling
piece down, lOosened the dog, and lifting
the gun again, ran about half a milo
distance, when he saw ! wolf, and i'll
raising the gun to take aim ut it, found
it had been discharged. Returning to the
house he entered, and there stood four
of his children, three boys and girl, cry.
ing, the oldest of which said: - Papa, papa,
mammals $ dead p He, almost frantic, rushed
to the bedside, and found his wife a corpse,
her breast pierced with bullet and small
shot, the bullet having penetrated through
the back and entered pillow where she
law. , His infant child, who had been sleep
ing behind the mother when he left the
house, was caressing her dead body.
it is supposed that when Hammond
rushed out Il" the dool ,hG the OSS amb and
discharged, the contents thereof lodging IN
the breast of the deceased, as she lay with
her head slightly inclined to the e,taa front ;hs oa
muzzIe would point in going out. Hum
mond swears he heard no report of the dis
charge Of the gun. The testimony ,9yy given i've,
by neighbors is to the effect that HAM
mond and his wife were much respected,
and, SO far as known, lived Oh happy terms
with each other.
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A NORTHERN EDIToR's OPINION OF VIR-
G1N1A.-The editor of the Painted Post IN.
" Times, writing of his visit to Virginia,
thus speaks of d" the situation" in Virginia
.'We could not but notice that all evidences
of war had about disappeared, and that the
people seemed to have lost all the anlmosl'
ties engendered by the war; and, indeed,
this seems to be the case IN every part ol
the State in which we have travelled thus
far. notwithstanding the accounts Of the
New York dailies." He also expresses sur
prise at the good order in Richmond and
Petersburg on election day. The Times is,
we believe, u Republican paper.
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'LA1LA," )" AT VIRGINIA HALL.-A pleasant
entertainment is announced to come off at
Virginia Hall tonight. The beautiful and
popular operetta Of Laila will be performed
by the children of the Pine-street Baptist
Sunday school. The reader is referred to
the programme published in another CO.
luInn for detailed statement of the eXer-
ciscs. From our knowledge of those having
the entertainment in charge, it is safe to
predict a great success, so far as the beauty
and music is concerned, and we hope it may
prove the means also of raising large
amount for the good object in view.
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STEAM ENGINES, of improved con-
y strnction, for an purposes, OF Richmond or
Northern build.
MACHINERY,
for railroad machine, car, and carpenter shops,
planning sash, blind, door, cabinetware,
chair, bedstead, woodenware, agricultural ma
chimes, handle, spoke, staye, carriage wood, cot
roundries, rolIingmills, tobacco factories tanne-
res, saw, Touring, corn, and paper-lnilis, mines,
&C., d.; improved shafting, pulieys aud hang-
ers, betting, lace leather, saws, files. wrenches,
twist drills, steam gauges, saw gummers, steam
aud WAFER pipe anu fixtures, packing, journal
metal, pick and tool handles, emery wheels and
machines turbine water wheels, &C., &c.
SECONDHAND MACHINERY and STEAM
BOILERS bought, sold, aud exchanged:
PLANS and ESTIMATES OF machinery Tor
mills and manufactures. K. A. DAYTON,
10th ST., between Main and Cary,
ap ll-d&w3m Richmond va
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MAN BURIED ALIvE-Forty-t'ro Feet I'm
der the Ground for FIUe Hours, and Still
-1HUe to Tell the Tale.-On Monday, 9Th
instant, John WcntZell, pump-maker, OF
Reading, was buried alive by the caving in
of forty-fect stone-walled well, in which
he was at work. The accident occurred
shortly before II O'Clock In the morning,
and an immense crowd was Immediately
drawn to the spot. A large force of work
men began laboriDg at once by relays to re-
move the debris and secure the body, none
doubling that the buried man Was dead.
BY noon some progress had been made,
and one of the workmen asserted that he
heard Wentzcll's voice. This was uniyer-
sally regarded as imagination, however.
The work was vigorously continued, how
ever, and by clock in the afternoon there
was no doubt that he was still alive, as he
was heard repeatedly calling for help.
The Times and Dispatch thus concludes
its narration OF this remarkable rescue:
At few minutes after his head was I'M
covered, and his first cry was for water.
Some stimulus was administered to him,
and his body was at length discngaged. He
was discovered to be compressed between
the bottom section of the pump-Stock and
the tide Of the well, a couple of feet above
the water. In some peculiar manner the
left arm was fastened under the heavy
mass, the other arm being partially disen-
gagged and clutching the rope. When drawn
TO the top the injured arm was paralyzed,
and it was found that he had suf-
fered three severe contusionS upon
the head. He could stand alone, and in
sisted on his ability to walk home, but was
carried home on settee. The injury to
the arm is the only one that appears likely
to prove serious, no bones having been
broken. He described his awful situation
in the well, and fully realized the peril he
had been in. Despair seized him at first,
but after long and horrible suspense, as
the light began to appear above him. he
discovered the efforts being made for his
deliverance, and took courage, Breathing
was matter of difficulty for Il long period.
The escape is one of the most wonderful
narrated in the category Of similar casu-
alties.
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~ roLIcB Court, sATuRDAY-,Justtce J. T.
,,;srtej Wnase jprcssda"g-The following cases were
Phebe Payne, Sarah Hawkins. Jul;a
m;arrls, and sallie Fox (all colored), charged
WIN creating great noise in their neieh-
Dorhood and abusing the police securitv
required of Phebe Payne in the sum G Of
SoO Tor three months. The other two were
discharged.
Adeline Christian, Winnie Jackson.
Nicholas Hill, and Jane Archer (coorcd),
charged with keeping certain ill-governed
ana disorderly house on the corner of
Leigh and Adams streets. Adeline Chris.
tlan and Winnie Jackson were sent to Jail
IN default OF security; the others were dis
charged.
John Allen (coloreO, charged with hay
ing In bis possession one bride supposed
TO be stolen; allowed until Monday to get
his witnesses.
Thornton Taylor (colorcd), charged with
assaulting and beating Ann Taylor, his
wife, and threatening to kill her; bound
over to keep the peace for three months in
the sum Of 500.
VIM. o. Black, charged with assaultinc,
abusing, and threatening Elizabeth Black !;
put under bonds in the sum of $500 ior six
months.
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THE PRIzE-FIGuTERs INDICTED.-In the
Henrico County Court on Saturday last the
grand jury brought in true bills asa1f,-t
VIM. White and Jos. Kersey, the men who
were engaged in the prize-tght near Rich
mond OH Friday. White had been previ-
ously arrested, but hersey had not been up
to Saturday evening.
A true bill was also found against Mark
Foley for assault and battery.
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WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY, MEDICAL SCHOOL,
BALTIMORE, MD.-We have received The annual
circular and catalogue Of this popular medical
school. The number Of students IN attendance
last session l7a, principally from the southern
States. The faculty are all southern born. and 4
limited number of beneficiary students is received
annually from the late slaveholding States. We
commend this Institution 10 the young men of the
South who desrs to devote themselves 10 the study
OF medicine. Circulars eau be had by addressing
Prof. c. W. Chancellor, Deau Of the Faculty.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

SUDDEN DEATH.-Mrs. John NIaben died
suddenly at the residence of her husband.
on the corner of 9Th and Grace streets. at
O'Clock OH Saturday afternoon. She went
to church on Friday nj ght and brcakfasted
with her family on the following morning,
Death came almost Without " moments "pueIT";
warning. The deceased was q most esti-
mable lady, of middle age. and was widely
known and beloved in this city. An affec-
tion of the heart is supposed to have been
the cause of death.
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WIN. B, IsAAcs Il Co, BAskERh
RICHMOND, VA. June :, lsl.

YyNHE SECOND AUDlIOh Os .n
crSIa ANNOUNCES that the funding unccr az
act to provide for the iunalns and p.sns1a ay o.
the public debt" win eommsnesi 70 s amply In pes.
son OF mace their stock In the hands OF .aenss
ontstds of bis Office, as oici dulles wl pfeciuao
The undersigned having favorable sao.ssfS sls ~
viii give persons, attention ssoet % ae WITH ,Ssm sSr
fiUsipg, ia s-d&wiml WM. y. IsAAss& eo'
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MAKING A SURVEY TO WILLIAMSBURG
A party of engineers of the Chesapeake and
Ohio road, in charge of Mr.. c. M. Bolton,
left the city last week for the purpose Of
examining the route between this city and
Williamsburg. They had not returned on
Saturday evening.
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ONLY ONE STAGE LINE.-We believe that
Richmond is the only place Of any consid-
erable size in the State which has only one
line of stages. This is the line to Tappa-
hammock, probably the earliest route in the
State over which stages have continuously
been run. Staunton, Charlottesville, VIM
chester, and even the neighboring burg on
the Appomattox, can boast of'a larger
STAGE business than Richmond.
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nv l6-eOdlm
HEALING SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY, VA.

BATH COUNTY, FAr
Are now open with accommodations for THREE
HUNDRED VISITORS.
These springs. sttuatcd In the beautiful W arm
Spring valley, occupy central position In lhc
group IF Mineral splipgs for which this part OF
Virginia Is SO remarkahle. The scenery Is grand
aud beautiful, the air pure and ea hilaratng and
the bathing luxurious and invigorating, pro-
ducing delightful glow on the surface, ana I'M
parting Il roseate and beautiful tint TO the com
pleNiou. - :,
They are accessible by the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad from Covfhgt depot fl fteen IN lies
over a ioe turnpike road of easy grades. passing
In iull view of the celebrated
FALLING SPRINGS
and tbs splendid scenery on Jackson's river.
Persons leaving Washington or Richmond In
The morning can reach the Springs Via CoylhSton
The same L ight, remain al Coyington anu arrive
at the Springs next morning.
Prof. kESSNtCR'S CELEBRATED BAND
has been engaged for the season.
Pamphlets attesting the curative properties OF
the waters can be had of Messrs. PURCELL.
LADD 4 CO., Richmond, or of the agent at the
Springs. gs.
NJ. II. HOUSTON, NJ. D., resident physician.
BOARD: 50 per day $50 per weeB @75 per
month. or f6t per month for two mouths or more.
Chad under tea years ami colored servants ha
price.
t,s-.tw3w 4. NJ. -QU ARIES, hgent.
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Flowers are the symbols of love IN the voluptu-
ous East. Their fragrance, says All Oriental poet,
is the silent language Of affection. II this Is SO
eha,on's new ravtshing perfume, Love iou' ls
the emot appropriate OF all presents for lover 10
make to his fair lady, or its intense ana enduring
odor might well express the depth and rerma'
nence Of his passion.
Sold by all druggists.
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PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY-SCHooL UNION
The monthly meeting of the Presbyterian
Sunday-school Union will he held in the
lecture-room of DIR. Hoge's church to-
night at quarter past 8 O'Clock. Topic
for discussion: "rhe Sunday-schOol
through the week." Rev. DR.. Baird will
open the discussion.
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GREAT RE, L C1ION ~ PRICES FOR
ShASUS OF 1871.


This pleasant TMNEk RESORT for both in.
yailaj or pleasure tekets Is Low open, and Ct:rs
many attractions as q
MOUNTAIN RETREAT.
Snlphur sn.i Chalybaato drinking water; a Bath
Nneur rskseu IN ze, beauty, and curz$lre pro-
pcrtics.
large IN de Lawn cfr,rs nm attractive play
ground for children or "Tust-playerS the beau-
tifui Sorrh riy affords sport to those fond or
bOat-rowing o. Il bling.
A BAND OF MUSIC will enliTen the lawn and
\ pILLI I.Rn-TARLE and BOWLING ALI
LEY will HE,rd amusement to those lond Of such
hes thful sport
The Western Union Telegraph Company places
us iu communication with all parts OF the world.
The STAGE leaves Goshen about g O'Clock L.
NJ, passing through the most picturesque noun
tain scenery In America, and arrives at the Baths
In time tor supper.
There is probably no water in Virriuia more
direct, positive, and palpah>c in lis effect on the
human system. Under the Influence oI this tr0n-
Gerfal bath the disturb,d q balances If our organ-
tza,ions are rapidly adjusted.
shown for the cure Of rheumatism, gout, liver
hiitr. To the female systtm 1t Is especially
beneficial.
TERMS $50 per month; ga per week: g. per
day. No extra charge for bathing. Special con-
tracts nasle with families wishing To spend the
season PitIJ. +. BROW y. Proprietor,
Late ui Jarra ati's Hotel, Petersburg.
There will be aGRAHD DRESS RAIL- ut the
RsrHS FRIDAY NIGHT. July 1tl.
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ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIoN.-Thc ann

ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIoN.-The ami
Yersary celebration of the Locust Dale Lit
erary and Debating Society will take place
on Wednesday evening, June 18th: Prcsl-
dent, John A. Reedy, .of Virginia; De-
claimer, j. +. Mason, of Virginia De-
baters, $. 4. Shelton and L. T. Hill, Of Vir-
ginia Visiting Orator, Rev. DR.. J. L. Bur-
rows, of Virginia Valetictorian, Il. G. Da-
yies, of Arkansas.
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JOB PRISrING.-Wec call the attention OF mer-
chants, clerks OF courts, shsrifs, lawyers. rail-
road, steamship and canal officers and agents, and
all others having orders for printing, to the tacl-
ties offered at the DISPATCH PRINTING EsTAB-
LIs1IMENT for the promp; and faithful execution
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PIANOS, ORGANS, &c.


VNHE SWEETEST, MOST POW-frN
ERFUL AND DURABLE INSTRUMENT
NOW IN USE.
BLOOMFIELD & OTIS'S
New Patent Treble
PIANO FORT s,
Patented May IS, 1860.
FIRST PREMIUMS awarded at the Fair Of the
American Institute, 1859 Ohio state Fair,
-.. 1850; Georgia State FAIR, 1869.
WARRANTED FOX SEVEN YEARS.
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED.
Send your orders direct to the factory and save
large commission.
RFFEREScEs IN RICHMOND: Abm. Levy, Esq,
of Levy Brothers, Main street; j. +. Goddin, Esq,
Of Lee Il Goddin, Main street; Edwin A. Smith,
Rrnad street ap 2o-d2taw3m &w3m
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AUCTION SALES THIS nav

IN. dA pnbitc or prfpate sols. =,
u,.s 9et'oeen the 1st Of danunrv ond .,'.''e
10y "e p''rchasers pay The t,ses I'M. a.s ts iat g
do.. r year ont on au saies bstueen tbs pre. ers,
ssD 1 1uty and the last day Of Decs.as. e rrst "a
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-oFFICE, JUNE 10, ISL
Mrs. +. Hill, care 4. Bodeker, Richmond;
Martin IL Johnson, New York.
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HENRICo COUNTY CoURT.-In this court on
Saturday Grace Carter, who had been prcyi-
oulsly indicted by the Grand jury, was tried
for house-breaking in the daytime, found
guilty, and sentenced to one months im-
prisonment in the city Jail.
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RANGE Oh THERMOMETERS AT DIsrATCn
OFFICE, JISE 10, 1871 : 5 4. NJ, To; 3 p
NJ, $50; p. NJ, $50.
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THE CuILDREN.-When you fall TO obtain first
class pictures OF your children, we advise mothers
To take their little ones TO our "LEE " Gallery,
92O Main street, opposite Nowlan & Co.'S )ewehy
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The OFFICERS in charge of the Second
Police Station have in their charge a pocket
book lett there for identification.
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The Guard Of the Commonwealth meet
this evening at the City Hall, instead of
Old Market, Mt S:15 2. NJ.
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The Presbyterian church. at Oakland,
Livingstone county, New York, was burned
Thursday night, together Wt1h W.T. no.Gi anu
two dwellings. Loss, $1,000; little lnsur-
ance.
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ENVELOPES furnished and printed at %, &so,
Sa.7s, and 4.5o per ooo at the Dispatch Printing
Establishment.
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uOT SPRINGS,
Ill BATH COUNTY, VA.

These RENOWNED SPRINGS and GREAT
NATURAL CURIOSITY are situated In the ro-
manuc Warm Springs Valley. The geason OF 1871
will commence JUNE 1ST.
These thermal waters are celebrated lor their
CUKATITE virtue in chronic rheumatism, govt,
torpOr OF liver, chronic enlargement OF liver or
spleen, chronic dlarrbpa or dySentery, non-or-
ganic paralysis, old injuries diseases " the SKID
icsuccialy of sypbiIitc oriSin), chronic diseases
OF The uteris, affections or the womb, and otner
diseases ot d delicate character incident TO ic-
males.
Baths vary in temperature from so to Ito degrees
Tahrenheit.
The accommc cdstions are irst-class, and offer
unsurpass.d attractions TO the invalid and plea
sure seeker.
Telegraph ofllce in hotel.
Prof. J. L. CABELL, NJ. D., OF University OF Vlr-
ginia, resident hyscian.
descriptive pamphlets. with full particulars
furnished on appllcatonto to
: {. TAHDl Il CO, Richmond Va
iHLS. <. PRICE CO..
yAmEs !. AUGUsr, Hot Springs,
nv lp-iJ,l Bath county, Va.
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UNITED STATES CoMM1ssIoNER's CoURT.-
In This court on Saturday the following
Inses Discs were disposed OF by Commissioner
benjamin Gentry, of Henrico county,
rnarged ra with carrying on the business of q
IIn;t IT1iti liquor dealer without having paid the
io.a. iGn.ea states revenue tax as required by
internal IN el revenue law. was, after a hearing
tho .t,e 9e., evidence, recognized to appear on
tin,;a tile zo1h' to which time his case was cor.
,,.;',t ;G',ustayus Long, of Hanover. charged
inn Nun violating internal revenue law by do.
his his csas BUSINESS as retail liquor dealer, had
- United States Commissioner Hambr;cL
I'M inns morning heard the case of John Mi. fI
lgt, c1aFgea ia with willfuly DESTROYING prop
da fhe prisoner on his agreeing to repair au ali
.,sn yohn nl Miller and Gustavus Lange were
also brought before him for resisting m
officer of the United Statesin the dischs3raa ,u,
Oh his duties. The cases were dismissed 80
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i'pLD WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

[ pLD WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
' knthEkIDGL COUNTY, VA, Two miles
=. 'ru.tcn Depot oi the Chesapeake and hio
= .n.a, auc thlrt y-iCur miles west of Sl4unlop,
u" p. "p"A tyr visitors Oh the FIRST DAY OF
''..-.' furnished with entirely new furniture, I
.@.. S.tr e s,isfaotiou
'"gl ban room music IS In attendance.
' ,Eb FER day. 81; per month, so: two
~...'a, g.. per month; three .noItus, $a9 re:
1...a.
Ad.iy line of stages 10 this place from Co hen
4. ,...
"..j1uN K. WOOD, resident physician.
j. 4. 'iUObLDr, Pruprletor.
Ngor +. II. WOODWARD, 81 wei known u the
.'''..iaS 1ublic, J. II" manager. my 25-ln
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White alpaca coats--really nics-as z. D.
SPENCE SONS.
White duck coats and vests at e. B. SPENCE d
SONS
Son.
Gauze shirts, rs cents, at SPENCEs'.
Linen coats, one dollar each, At SPENCE &
SONS.
Black alpaca coats for sale low By e. B. SPENCE
Il Son.
All the novelty styles neck-ties for sale by e. B.
SPENCE s. Son.
Collars OF all kinds at Il. B. SPENCE d SONS.
SIX, guanaca, and alpaca umbrellas for sale
low by e. B. SPENCE SON.
Pembroke white dress shirts ior sale by e. B.
SPENCE b Cow
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SUMMER EESRRTS.

BATHS
III, AND MINERAL. SPRINGS.
MAE MILES S. L I'll OF GOSHEN DEPOT,
CHS. y & r.. ON MAIN STAGE
RtADs Tu LEXINGTON, VA.
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hICHMUND, va
ALL KINDS OF NEW WORK MADE BE-
PAIRING STEAM-ENGINES and BOILERS In
city and country; TOBACCO WORK Of AL
TENING-MILLS made and repaired In JOHN
HANCOCk'S SUPERIOR MANNER; PLAT.
ED and ADJ USTED. AGENTS for the sale Of
JUDsON'S PATENT STEAM-ENGINE 60
YERNOR, SELDEN'S PATENT STEAM-EN-
CINE PACKING, Utica Company's STEAM
GAUGES. These gauges are warranted by uB for
one year, and we sell them al low prices. We keep
Make for STEAM-ENGINEs such as gauge-
cocks, oil and tallow-cups, OIL-CUPS FOB
SHAFTING, SELF-FEEDERS, STEAM-WHIS-
TIES, WATER-GAUGES, GLOBE-VALVES,
BOLER-FLUE CLEANERS, and a general as
sortlnent OF such articles as are used by all runs
ming steam-engines and saw-mills.
: SLOAT & ADDINGTON,
1el5 1422 and ll24 Cary street.
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WEST LNp HOTEL, Long Branch,
W : r Il vuCrly Stctson Uouse.l just re-
... t.s 1aat 18Th. modern in structure and
49, a. every respect. VIII be under the
. ....t ot James Svk's, OF Wizards,
i. .. :. ,.. sud Peter G slduer, now ofthe Gilsey
q N.N iurS. formerly OF the New York
Affiliations for rooms, &C., received al
-. r. ..,.- ~ MT. Gardner, at Gtlsey House, n.
SlhE>, GARDNER & Co.,
~. PrOprirturs,
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PRICES OF BEST FUEL, DELIvERED.-HaK
cord sawed pine cooking wood, *s.oo.
Hall cord sawed oak cooking wood, sans.
Half cord sawed pine kindling wood, Ss.75.
Half cord sawed and split oak cooking wood,
$3.50.
Half cord long pine wood, $3.50; oak, s2.7s@Ss.
Best cooking coke, $s@$e, delivered.
semi-coke Ia new artlcle) for cooking, 93.75.
Bituminous coal, all kinds and prices.
supply of anthracite coal sold low. Also q
cargo daily expected, to be delivered from vessel
cheap. Lealers and consumers please order.
j. b. WATKINS,
I'LL Main street. and corner 9th and Cary SITS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-12

Croquet, croquet at ELLYsoS 4 TAYLoR's
o )okstOre, Llo Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-12

The Norfolk Vtrgiaian lauds Gllman's
"CaHt."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-12

B SELECT WHIsKEY, prue article, $3.50 per
gallon. w. d. BLAIR & Co.,
Main and 9th streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-12

THE uowITzERs will meet in the Law
Building at O'Clock tonight.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-12

HARVEST WHIsKEY-Goo and cheap-at
W. ID. BLAIR q Co.'s,
Main and 9th streets.