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T1AasaArssl RAaaAISstl &,
IN spRISG AND SUMNER clLorHIst,

AtJULIUs KRAkEHss, no. Is17 Main street,
which consist OF Cheviot Suits at 81, wnrtf, SIS;
light Cashier Coats and Pants at sis, WORT. SIS
blue. black ana brown Cloth Goats. frockH aud Der
hys At s1s worth SIC light aud dark Suits for bnys
nj $40 and So. worth sl2 and sls boys Iaek Alpaca
Jackets and LINEN Pants for So: chiidrens Linen
Suits at Size: boys Linen Goats ut 7sc.; meas
Linen Goats at 81 and upwards; cottonade Suits q.
Be-, worth 80 Also large assortment OF whit.
Duck and Ribbed Suits double and singie-breastea
Marse;lles Vests; striped Alpaca and sarasuca
Coats, and fun line OF FURNISHING GOODS.
: can sell lower than any one as buy exclusively
for cash. Come aud convince yourselves. 81
Take notice Of the red post In front Of the door.
sa lin ~ z. rs c. ,tatEt+5ls z. e-it
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i.,vlsGsToSEs DISPATCHES FRoM AFRICA
\ telegram report from Bombay to the New
York HeraM 10y cable brings later news
from DR.. Livingstone. The dispatch tells
H. something of the result Of LirihSstone.s
explorations during the many years OF ms
absence from the Christian civilizations. Ihe
a:cd traveller had placed his letters in the
hands of the commander of the Herald ex-
Probationary corps for transmission 10 Eng
Mnd. MIR. Stanley Was on his way To the
seacoast, carrying the precious charge. lie
was at Ugogo, en- route, ut the latest date.
/. DR.. Livingstone was not With him. He re-
fuses To leave Africa, and has now gone to
traverse great underground path. He tells
ls tina, he has been convinced from the
riparian discharge of the Rusji river that the
Ianganyiaka is not connected with the Nile,
Dr. Livingstone was in good health.
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will be given to the holders Of tickets by distribution
by lot Of ONE THOUSAND GIFTS, Us follows: -
- - - = 81 ,IST OF GIFTS. - laE so
One grand gift, cash ............ ..... .Sl0o,t
One grand Gift, cash sou
Tot,1l.oo0 Gifts. all cash

Total 1000 gifts, all cash.. 100000 49,
This ks st OF the 18th of
which the first grand gift was drawn by and paid to
Mt JohnR. Durtf, of Memphis, Tenn,) Is Tor the
'enen P q shf LIBRARY oFKENTUcKY. /
The Farmers and Drovers Bank Is treasurer and
the cOrporators and supervisors are all representa-
tive men, and are among the most respectable and
distinguished citizens of the State. Is' =: o.!
Should any tickets be left umsod on the day of the
drawing they will be destroyed and the one thouT
sand gifts offered Will ull be drawn and paid, but
diminishedfn value in proportion 10 me percentage
OF unsod tickets For instance. y. 9ny shree *
reduced to $75,O0s and all the Others Ia proportion
The Hon. THOMAS F.. BRAM1ETrE late Governor
of Kentucky s consented 10 represent me
cert aud he will personally see that te tron
the sale of tickets Is deposited with the treasurer
that the drawing is fairly conducted, ana the g
Justly awarded and PROMPTLY paid .4s''.sai
The drawing will take place IN public, IN fnil view
the audience ana np , o me nd tses m
the Public Library Of Kentucky and the following
named eminent and dsinterested cflzeiis WHO nave
consented TO be present and see mat all Is larry
done: l.. ..xl sEyE ~
Hon. NJ II. HARDIN, Judge Court Appeals Ken
'u Hon ). PROCTOR KNOTT, Late member Con-
Hon. H. ". BRUcE,! Judge Ninth Judicial d. Dis
'f Genern i4 Ell II. MURRAY, United States Mar
sh Hon. p T. c6eRaS
Hon. E. D.; STAMFORD, ) President Pr Farmers
and Droyers Bank. - :. -
Al Hon. JOHN BARBEE. Manager Royal Insurance
Company, Liverpool. ,s,t-..
Colonel PHIL. LEE, Commonwealth's Attorney
Ninth Judicial District.
DR. C. GRAHAM, founder Graham Cabinet
Colonel JILsON p JOHNSON, Manager Gait
pr DR.. r. 8, BELL, Professor Medical University,
''G Hon. ). G. BAXTER. Mayor Louisville .2s
HENRY WOLFOKD, Treasurer louisville.
4. o. -BRASNIN, President OF Manufacturers
PHILIP JUDGE, Of the Louisville Hotel Com
JAMES BRIDGEPORT, President Second gNa-
tIonal Bank. ,,,,,,Ls,E i,
j. G.. JOHNSTON, President Traders Bank.
II. VICTOR <NEWCOhB, frin Of Ne~eomll'.
i'T HEERY DEEPEN, President German Bank
ANDREW GRAHAM, tobacco and cotton Rer-
chant.
Vol. ROSE, Agent Adams Express Company.
r. #. DUKRETT, Prfsident s
". Y. HALDEM4S, vice-PrestdeIa
JOHN s. CAIN, Ssssetary; ,,-r-g
o Treasurer.
Tbose who desire further information, or who
;h 10 act as agents for the ssleof tickets, Is wen
as THOSE desiring to purchase tickets shoahl afiress
- ''''ee THOMAS F. REANlETLE,
sE Agent Public Library OF hentnekyf {
Public library Building, Loiisyiiie, n.y.
,,o nf.uIA''' e''e my .5-Sa
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The act of the 14th Of February, 1871,
giving pensions to soldiers and their widows
Of tine war Of 1912, only gives pensions. to
those soldiers who served sixty days and to
the widows who were married prior to the
18th Of February, 1916. The children are
not entitled to pensions under any circum.
stances. No law passed the last Congress
including any others than those above men
toned. ot -
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.lnHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
" BOAD,-Op and after May ahs PaSsENGE
TRAINS will leave Eiehmoud lsuldaYs e1ceptea)
$40 !M.--sIAIL TRAIN for the White Sulphur
Springs connecting mt GoronsplDe Mdtn Jhe Ofailge
ltiexandfia and Manassas train for Washington aud
NtFt ana .ynchburg and South - :. = -.
t;s:ts p. MAO C0AlaI ODATlOS TKAL&fere or
nj r. NJ fhis frsin e6nnpcts ut Gor5glss1iie Win
the night trains on the Orange Ale4s!scfta ano pa
| elssas railroad for LYSCHBURfa ana " AnhiAu-
TON. ~ Gftzf ss''A sf.%<t 80.
Through tickets, at low rates, sold 20 oil poapss
Sieerarr tickets from Liverpool, Queenstown,
A risterxEsn, Antwerp. Hamburg Rottf
Bergen, Copenhagen, and Gothenburgf 70 al gstnt:
oa this rod. can he boughto Of the General Iickfl
Agent at Richmond, can be ordered fhf9ySh any
station agtaH ON The road. q, = - - -
Further Information may De obtained ~ 5bf Som.
49,
No passenger trains are rnn on Sundays. ~.
JAMES i. EsrGEaLASp, General Ticket Ageat.
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OFFICIAL.
CITY COLLECTORS QFFICEfl-

=. 9. -. CITY COLLECTORS OFFICEfITg
RICHMOND, VA, June LIST, 1s72. &
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAILY
L from O'Clock A. M. to O'clock T. NJ. from the
18th Ia the aOth instant inclusive, for the purpose OF
TAXES, REAL AND PERSONAL, for the year
1872 the whole or one-half Of the amount of taxes
charged. And that ten per cent. VIII be added to
the amount Of tax charged In every case where the
party assessed shall fall to pay the whole or ONE
half within the time SO limited" .
The REMAINING bills delinquent for tho year 1871
must he promptly settled, otherwise shall carry
ont the ordinance in relafep thereto ~ previously
published. JOHN f. REiSAuLT,g
10 i-In, City Collector. Il
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THE CRors.-on our return from, Rappa-
hammock court, at the May term, NE stated
tint the wheat crop was looking very badly
and that the. corn had been materialiy injured
by the cut worm. On MONDAY last we again
attended that court, and found SIT along the
road that the wheat, owing to the recent
ruins, had improved wonderfully. The oat
crop will be "a perfect failure. The corn,
having been replanted and worked, looks
WE'LL txiDeper Observer. -
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Correspondence Of the kichmoud Dispatch.
Enst Virginia JOttings.
RorETouRT COUNTY, June u,

RoTETOuRT COUNTY, June IL, lSf2.i
After leaving the railroad
at Meherrin, a station on the Richmond and
DaDyiIle railroad, we had much better OPP
portunity Of seeing the country and enjoying
its hospitality, which was really refreshing.
The farmers here lin Prince Edward county,
ara in the midst of tobacco-p!anting-the
season Is iine and plants in great abundance.
They don't have lime 10 talk politics much,
but grumbls sort Of assent to Greeley's
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PLANTING TnEEs.-lhe authorities of Cali
fornia have engaged a professional arboricul-
turist, ut u salary of 900 per year, TO at
tend TO the setting out OF forest trees Ia Diff
tcrent parts OF the State. They never did a
wiser thing. Trees should be judlciousiy
distributed erfrywher.-o the mountain
side, in the fields, along country roads, IN
front Of city residences, In parks and gar
deus: everywhere some, nowhere TOO many.
Baltimore Sun.
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TT Is THE FASHION. A New Novel.
EDNA BROW MING; On, THE LEIGHTON
HOMESTEAD. Novel. By Mrs, III. ..
Holmes. Sl.5a. MA B .-.s-.-e
LORD kILGOBBIN. By Charles Lever. lliustra-
prt ted P nIPeiS Si OF PAST LIFE. By Sir
- Henry Holland, Bart So.
THE PSALMS. With Notes. For Pastors and
People; BX Rey a Henry c9TIes. S9issstr oF
CHRIST. q BY Ed. H. Sears. $40. !,
THE LIFE OF DANIEL WEBSTER. BY u. i.
nv S ss '0'' TooDHoUsE & PARHAsI.i
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EFFECTS or THE RARErIED AIR OF Ne
vApA.-A Nevada paper, speaking OF the
rarity of the atmosphere Of Virginia City,
says:
g Ballet-dancers are frequently unable to
20 through their parts, and encores are inn
possible. Persons arriving from places near
the level of the sea, who are at home rapid
walkers, soon find themselves brought up
with round turn, and either spit blood or
bleed ut the nose. Little brisk walking il
ever seen in the city. People do not
seem so active as they really are, for the
reason that they have been compelled to
adopt gait which, if not lazy, is ut least
rather leisurely. Hot weather is felt much
more severely and is much more facilitating
than at the sea-level. When the thermome-
ter marks 80 degrees in this elevated region
the air is OF much less value than it is at the
sea-level under the same heat. Pigeons that
fly very strongly in California are almost like
untledged birds when brought here. Lots
of pigeons brought from California for
demonstrating matches are often almost
worthless, as upon being sprung from the
trap they will flutter and come to the ground
before going two rods"
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Every one who knows him will he pleased
t. hear that Hon. ;. S. Cox is so much ini-
proved as to be able to ride oul every after
noon. He expects to leave for New York
city in few days. Washington Republican.
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Somebody has unearthed a Chinese MS,
written some 800 years before the Christian
era. which ~ said to show that the celestials
were at least 800 years ahead OF Christie
pher Columbus In discovering America.
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Rev. W. "A. Montgomery, of Tennessee,
has accepted the pastorate Of the Lynchburg
Baptist church. =.
The Arrest Of William Ross.

Some interest was excited in the city yes.
terday concerning the arrest of William
Ross (cOlored) on requisition from the Gov
ernor Of Virginia. Ross has lived here for
the last three or four years, having pre-
viously come from Virginia.
1t seems that certain William Henry
White (colored), who was convict in the
Virginia penitentiary, made his escape three
years ago by oyerpowering the guard while
at work OIL the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road. Marshal d. G. Howell, Of this city,
having received a description of the fugitive,
had been on the outlook for him about seven
months until about week ago, when he
"spotted Ross as the man and lodged him
in Jail. Mr.. Howell dispatched to the arl-
| thorities at Richmond, and Detective Fl. w.
Dabney at once came on with a requisition
from his ExceIlency Hon. Gilbert c. Walk
ef, Governor of Virginia, upon the Governor
Of Tennessee, for the rendition Of the pri-
| soner. de first went on to Nashville, and
obtained Of Governor Brown authority to
remove White from the State, and returned
here yesterday morning.
Ia the mean time Ross protested that he
was not the man, and through the interyen-
ton Of some of his coored friends counsel
WAS procured and lie was brought before
the hearing of the evidence was released az
not being the man called for in the requisi-
ton, nobody being able to identify him as
such. a
Immediately upon the release Of the pri-
soner Messrs. Howell and Dabncy re,irrested
him, or rather continued him under arrest,
claiming that Recorder Sharp had no juris-
diction in the case, and Ross was again placed
in Jail.
In the afternoon Calvin G.. Kirk (colored)
served out a warrant against Messrs. Howell
and Dabney for an assault and unlawful ar
rest OF the prisoner. They We're brought
before Justice w. L. Cate, Colonel G. A.
Wood appearing as counsel for the prosecl1-
ton, and j. T. Sykes, Esq, for the defence.
One witness testified that she had known
Ross six years--frst at Petersburg, Va, then
for two years at Knoxville, Tenn, and about
four years In Chattanooga. After the con-
cl,lslon of the argument the Justice decided
| that he had no jurisdiction in the matter and
1.-THE parties We're released.
During the day Mr.. Dabney telegriphed
to Richmond for additional descriptions of
the fugitive White, and received points of
identification which he considers conclusive.
There was general opinion that Ross was
the man sought. although there was no one
to make m absolute Identification. On the
other hand, his colorcd friends were decided
| in their opinion to the contrary, and the
evidence of one witness would confute the
idea, bnt as Judge Hoyl was absent at
| Cleveland there was no possibility Of obtain.
ing 4 writ OF hdbeds corpus, so As To have &
| final decision.
| Mr.. Dalney left for Richmond with hi.
prisoner last night Chattanooga Herald
18th. ...... .....4. 10y.
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WINES, LIQUORS. TOBACCO, de.

MY WINES AND LIQUORS are all to
lHl band now, and j am enabled TO oher ihe
largest and finest assortment imported Into this
city. would call particular sttention to the ioi-
lowing-viz..
80 hogsfeads CLARET,
l3a eases CLARET, - ,,,,,,,.>,es
hogsheads and .5 cases SAUTERNES,
S l0ssheads and loo cases HOOK, c.,.o.
$50 cases CHAMPAGNE, Napoteons Cabinft
aud other frst-class brands -
Is iIf-pipes, 20 quarter aud 20 eighth ana
30 cases JAMES HENNESSY BRANDY,
In bond or duty paid;
MIIiR'S. FAIKIKK'S, and BLOOD'S ALE,
mud HIBBERT'S LONDON PORTEK
80 tIerces Settlers and 10 cases ViCH1 va
TER. direct from the springs In Germany
and france; and many other articles too iiti-
''''' y $500. OSCAR CRANE,
10 ,s-sf No. II Governor street.
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An AyALANcRE.-On Saturday morning
last, few hours after the hurricane had
passed along, and just after heavy tall OF
rain, large portion of the north side OF a
high and steep wooded knob In Rich Valley
west Of Smiths creek, near the residence OF
Mr.. John Smith, shot away from iis mo9i-
ings, carrying with II immense trees, logs,
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PosTAL.--A new poSt-oiiice IL established
ut Hog Island, Slrry county, Virginia, on
the route from Richmond to Norfolk, with
James l.. Gray ~ postmaster.
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NEW PATESr-Allen Talbot, Richmond
rirculaI-Saw mill. s..#.. te.f
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In Chicago it is proposed to prohibit all
doors and gates opening outwards so Us to
obstruct the sidewalks.
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Tor NEW YORK.-OLD.D Do &REsm'
Il MINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY. ssts1eS
The slde-wheel steamships OLD DOMINION
:WYANOKE, ISAAC BELL, SARATOGA, NJ
AGARA, ALBEMAPIE and HATTERAs, leave
New York for Norfolk. City Point, and RichIond
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
Leave Richmond every. TUESDAY, FRIDAY,
and SUNDAY, at high tide.
THESE ships are entirely new. They have elegant
saloons, stater6oms, ard bathrooms.
The fare, accommodations and attention, are nm
surpassed. ~
Close connections made win steamers Tor aii SoutD
ern and European ports.
For further Information, apply to
IOHN W. WYATT, Agent,
: nv ID .-F No.3 Governor street.
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TIE WHgAT.-We cndeavored last Mon
day (court-day) to get from our country
friends from all sections . correct statement
of the wheat prospect, and are gratitied TO
learn there has been q decided Improvement
in this crop since our last report. In Craig
the crop is good, alfss in Roanoke We learn
the prospects for u good crop We're never
better.-Eincastie Herald.
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nICKLEs PICkLEs.-ONfONs, WAL
NJrTs. CABBAGE, GHERKIGS, IONA
Tf,ES. CIIOW-CHOW, CAULlFLOWER,P Plea
=! DILL. An can : ~ a. PIZZISI. Jn.'s.
myas S01 Broad street, .
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~ THE PUBLIC,

TO THE PUBLIC.
Parties needing this pure, reliable, and MEDsll-
NAL WHISkEY eau procure it at 1fO6 Main street.
I'VE ARE now getting this article from the manufac-
tprers and viii furnish II unauthorized.
-. = " GREEEHOW MEREDITH.
nm 13-lm& teodam
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RICHMOND, VA, March Is, 1872.
MESSRS. GREENHoW d MEREDITH,
lM RICHMOND, yA.-GENTLEMES have
mad. ma examination of the sample OF /" BIZ A-
FARMER WHISKEY you sent me few Gays
FREE from fGsil oil, or any adniterltiol.
~ Snnrs Very truly w. GILLIAN,
& f.: o.'' - Analytical Chemist.
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A Big SLlDE.-There was very serious
slide on the Lynchburg and Danyille railroad
yesterday evening at the section near Fish
ing creek, one mile below the city. A large
number of hands have BEEN for some months
engaged in cutting through very rough bluff,
in which heavy blasting was required, and
they had completed the job, ms they thought,
and proceeded further on. But yesterday a
wholesale slide came unexpectedly upon
them, and in few moments not less than
forty thousand square yards of stone and
dirt tumbled in upon the track, which had
been already graded, filing up the space il,
such way as to require the whole job to be
done over again. Fortunately there were no
hands in the cut at the time, several Of them
having passed through 4 short time previous
to the slide. The strangest thing about the
affair is that the solid stone walls through
which the track had been made were con-
sidered as safe US though they had been ce-
mented together.-Lyachtarg Republican,
14th. i.'.az '
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tfTsHROuaH Il
~ agA sal fgH s Ef 4
OUT SaEALa 81 Wifi "a iii 4. s1.-1s,a VA
afsnr tie 18Th mn Wtis raxsas.
nesday and VI, ssif arsiys IL i.sx-
iugt0Ii end BHehau1n &c tges
Passengers for the above Places leaving Rfrhmguss
fy railroad ON these days can tske Sire ts,as IL
Lynehbnrg and go directly ON making ssac Dip IN
twcnsy-fOau hours Il
ta,rc 4 10 fs-awsI sgtEs EDMOsDgs
HYsHE Observation-Disclosures
withdrew fscir steamer WILLlAMP.CLYD tern-
porastfy For repairs. Due uetiee viii be given OF
her resasdirg her trips. q iicfg 3
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fsssssssszs.
| @
fFyHEaAfEsAKE A b fJfsffs
IN q .sF "a 30 g
ssys nm s,ssns
ts,sss H 4, s,ss
Tassuas 1T 'isl ss
stss; Haatil yson. md g ssies,ssi inclsaag Z
,'issEs and o s. e
e Is-sN ssgasEaI snIe 9 .sssa.ss1.
e. G1sHsigsI,. \ xxl,s:siE ;Ess eIis A.ap rs 8
| EPorOsfary .sorTl- jung los ts1ss ~ II
tl M AND AFTER MONDAY 5 JUNE
~. iata mil sralls on this rcad rnn ~ sct
q tr I, nAEs MAIL leaves Byrd-street station, i
Up yIgHT MAIL leaves Byrd-srect station, !
UP AGC,2ls,IMoDATioN leaves Braad-streci ssas
down DAT 4, MAI, arrives &c Street ssa-s
.'i DoR = iIianT NAH. arrives !.
1G p6 NJ A ssssS TI .,,v. !,
groad-street station, go 4. a.. tescept ON srn-.
raCcONMoDATioST TRAIN runs,o Milford cniy. :
viii sS Ssi 81 NH s mi hsass ss
neci with tue a:7 M. train at Eeiay House on Bal
e n n so os s a H. q s ss f Il h ss
House. on same road, the former being The quicker
DAY 81 MaiL 40 hot STOP ii Hungary,
Kilg's, TaylorsvIiie, Chesterfield, Penoia, Wood
forg's Lane, or Potnmac Run. !,
4 ssG sis PSns except nor do eS isso
RICHMOND AND PETERsBuRG RAILROAD Co.,,,
zss RICHMOND, Va, juno 10, 1877 q
0N AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE.
~ 10th, the TRAINS on this road vim run as fosf
The MhIIsTRkTNss ,eases Richmond at A.
~ and l:le i, u, and leave Petersburg at n:-5A.
!acled, leave Richmond a. A. n. and +. ", and
ess fsssra mSiS A. VIII an e hcAmors
SIS AM HS ii; Ta VII aet lsass Peters.
tarefor single tickets. ...-Ss ..Sl e 80: e
commusston tickets can be had ut the following
F4fsy-trap tickets Cor u; 90 % 80
raenssrs fos n 'ss VII
DAILY IRA IN: and those nom Norfolk x!l cons
nfss wy, o tas 1bRS NH e
and rssilrns, leave kehiaond on the same ays as
The MAZE TRANSMIT stop only at chesseranos
Manchesstr. :. -. ts.t :, "
With the Atlantic, mississippi and
j j S. sEHsSs4 as s
running through TO Wilmington. z! 81 Y. 49, 50
| saDfSss's fs.a kAStsS
te 10 sss1 $50. ~ Ticket and Freight AGENT
"a 80 s.fCBEsAPEAIsis kSD OHIO RAILRoAD.-5t
SP EGI.AE ARRANGEMENT FOR
NJ PLEASURE TRAyEE.--Ul and after Jnly lat
train win leire Richmond ut il5 p. NJ, arriving
at Gordonsyile ~ s:15 !. H. g.t.:.
Anexpres5 train Will leave GordonsSfie at e:ls A.
M, arriving at White sulphur springs AZ z M.a
A. Fl. PERRY,
Z te 4-W&S1m ts-,,a. General Superintendent
RICHMOND up PsrIassUEss is &, sSp,}
TTNTIL FURTHER NOTICE THE SUM-
" DAY EXCURSION TRAINS VIII leave Rich.
mond and Petersburg EVERY SUNDAY at a.
d., returning at s T. d. Fare for the round nip.
FIFTY GENTS. I'd e 80 Il. B. KAsEYt
my l7.F&ssm isstE5 z fss5a Is] 4
|DICHMoND AND YORK RIVER
AZ RAILROAD COMPANY. ss-... -.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AND THE, TRA.vEta
s'it8a y s LING PUBLIC. So
/ S$aaJ Train leayes:ttiis depot for si ~ y Ha
A Y m IlIIf u
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FIRE" Longwood," the RESIDENCE 81
John Page, Esq, mot /" Pagebrook," the
residence of Judge Page, as reported,) near
Wildwood, was totally destroyed by fire OH
Sunday afternoon about O'Clock. Most OF
the furniture was saved. MIR. Page. and
family We're returning from church when the
fire was discovered. 1t seems to have been
caused by foul kitchen chimney. The loss
sustained was about 81; 900. No Insurance.
,,.l..,
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Nor DIscoNTiNuED.-We We're mistaken in
saving that the freight line on the lower 20
tonlac had been discontinued. Only the all
yertisement was Observation-Disclosures
burq Herald. s4z4t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-15
BOOKS, STATIONERY. &c.
IOLUME nv. AMERICAN REPORTS

containing all cases OF any general importance
decided In courts Of last resort In Arkansas, Con-
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-15


THE LATEST NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON.
As to prices, .,Se.
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. CAN BE SAVED
by buying of me this season. 4
The large increase Of sales Is an evidence Of the
appreciation by the citizeEs generally
that they viii he governed by :.
their interest and
SELECT THE HOUSE THAT CAN GIVE THEM
NOT ONLY BARGAINS ~ @aA.',:...
for their money, but give them the
LATEST STYLES AND NEWEST GOODS.
These goods Will be sold
WITHOUT REGARD TO COST OR PROFIT,
advantages which no similar house offers.
Call and satisfy yourself.
WILLIAM IRA SMITH, Agent,
my li-eodLJy2a 100 Main street.