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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-12

REPUBLICAN, DISTRICT CONVENTIONAL Re-
publican Convention for the Third Congress
sional District assembled i'm the United States
Courtroom yesterday morning for the pur-
pose of electing District Executive Com
mittcc for the congressional and presidential
calppaigns. After several hours of discus
sion without the transaction of any business
4 Derrninent organization was effected with
Major w. F. Worthinston, of Chesterfield,
as President; Rev. William Troy, of Rich
uond. Vice President; T. H. Brooke, SecrC.
tarv. and F. D. Fitch Sergeant-at-Arms.
+ A committee of five being appointed to re-
mort the names OF suitable persons to consti
tute the District Executive Committee re-
ported the following nominations:
Caroline County.--E. II. Kane, w. j.
Courtney (colorcd).
Louisa.-G. D. n. Hunter, Is. +. CHS
holm (coloreD.
Hanorer.--Wms. c. Wickham, Spencer
Kce. .-r-.,~f
Hcnrico.-Major S. L. Annable, John Wal
lace (coorcd).
Observation-Disclosures Worthington, Alex
andcr Brooks.
":"hnlond Ciiy.-J.I j. Johnson, d. W. Bo
M.,' ~ Fitch, William C;,ss, Gilbert
Boyd, james johnson. =, ,r for,o
This report caused great dea,.,.
discussion, which finally resulted In tn,
SECESSION Of II Number Of delegates, including
DR.: T.: Ii: Shiiili ;shd Lewis Lindsey. After
the scceders left the report WAS fdonted:
The 9TH of August was fixed upoil 81. The
,lay for the assembling of the Congressional
Nominating Convention.
The Secretary, Mr.. Brooke, having Sc
ceded, he was deposed, and Dir. L. Il. Kane
was elected to fill the vacancy.
Captain Bohanon offered series of resc'
iutions instructing the Executive Commit
tee to discard In their selections all questions
of race, color, and place Of tiatitjtY, and en-
dorsing Wilson aud Grant. They were
unanimously adopted:
At0r. NJ. the Convention adjourned Sint
,J;o
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F,.r Ex,y,s,r,os or r,,= ~ Pubic ScuooLs.
Binford has issued L. 'o'"-
Eations for The final examination of the public
schools, now soon to commence. Official
oral examinations in the third, fourth, fifth,
and sixth primary grades will take place at
any time prior TO- the closc Of the session.
Written eNaminhtioiis III th& st,eaild aid first
primary and in the fourth, third; second,
first, and advanced sgrammar grades will be
held on Monday next, and continued from
day to day until completed. Public examina-
tiuns of the white schools will take place on
the 9th of June, and Of the coiored schools
OH tllu 18th. These examinations will be
held by the te:lclers III the presence Of the
parents and friends of the pupils. The eS-
cJciscs will be varied by dnclaumtions, conf
positions. singing, and calisthenicS. The
public examinations will commence at a..
NJ. and the official at 4. NJ.
On Thursday, june 18th, the closing cXer-
rises and distribution nf medals and diplotiEls
will take place at tho Valley school, Marshall
and Fourteenth streets, from S TO 10;: Navy
Hill school, Sixth aid Dutal streets, from 10
to II, Baker-Strcct school, Baker and St.
Paul streets, from - to 2. a..
On Friday, June 18th, the closing exercises
and distribution of medals and diplomas will
take place at Cherry-Strcct school, Cherry
street near Hollywood, from TO 10 ); Central
school, Twelfth and Clay streets, from to
IL; Drook-Aycnuc SCHOOL, Brook avenue
and Clay street, froill 10 to III Bellevue
SCHOOL, Twcnty.second and Broad streets,
from ii to |; LcigT-Strcet school, First and
Leigh streets, from to 5; Bethel school,
Twentieth street between Main and Cary,
from, 2 t0 l. 'a. e.t -. '. '.' ~
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The Esrht-ITo,.r strike.

NEW YoRk, tJune11.--Tlle blacksiniths aud I
wheelwrights to the number of 500 struck,
for the eight-hour system to-day, and five
employers have already aceeted to their de-
mands. g. r 49,. .',... 4,
Z At a meeting of the coachmakcrs this
morning it wis reported that ten shops hare
returned to The ten-hour system, and haye
plenty of workrnen. t" ~ =
Singers employees held a meeting this after
noon to decide whether to resume on old
terms or not. If a'sutficicnt number of men
elect to resume the factory will be reUpened
OH Monday. 81 v4 ir.it,l f ~ ssi1'IsI
The piano employ esi have. resolved to, hold
out until their demands are conceded.
The strikes generally seem to. be collnps-
ing "s5 Nf J-FiHsE s3a "stF..'f ~ 'rS'F9s5 -
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democratic scnti,iiJstt In South Care
tI-r-rE 1:Idv,,s ,F.Efsa-s rsrSsy2H

COLUMBIA, june 10.-The Democratic State
Convention met this evening. Nineteen of
thirty.two counties were represented by
eighty-setcti delegates. Simon Fair. was
temporary chairman; and w. y. Porter per.
manent chairman: The latter made strong
speech in favor of Greeley; and 1t was re.
cciyed with great applause. Numerous reso-
lutions were, introduced. all urging the sup
port Of Greeley, whose name was re-
eeived WITH an ovation of applause
whenever mentioned, aipie than tofie.balf
of the delegates present came instructed to
support the Cincinnati movement and to
urge no Democratic nomination at Baltimore.
The feeling of the Convention is certainly
nearly UNANIMOUS In this directions. A COM
mittee to prepare resolutions was appointed,
and the Convention adjourned until to-
morrow.
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ACTION SALES THIS DAY.

.,>I 4 BROTHER will s''t al J.. 81 ''NN
-. zee. Known ~ the ti', EnSinc-h"''Sc' I" H 'c-
..ai IN fifteen GsHs.
aus Vt. TAYLOR will sell at Up. NJ II house
...,f TT me,, thc town uf Manchester, Oh the
s. o. ,,H .i,h, ~ ~" Goat pit turnpike.
..,rtf>l 6 NLApE viii sal a; 5 +. i. 4 brick
. rl.nta stth . Iarsr lot a,'achca "n the s"'''''
,.., ,,rurr OF Grace and Twenty seventh
-.,r.t.
=: >rNEii;N viii cell 81 . L. VI. y ~, with,wo
,,..-,.i t,cm"is;s ii.i"ol,, ou ior,r street near
s.. lawg.,s,srian sriicu.
.,,,k tI-Eitrl'S wi,i stH at lc} 4. NJ, at Mr..
N,,,r,aue"'. ~ t'it>, strict near .',c aims
..., noue,.hold and kitchen furniture &c.
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weafa,ea fsfagsrisliasies.

WAsHNeros, June 11.--Clear weather viii
prevail very generally on Wednesday north
and west Of the Ohio valley, with light to
fresh westerly to northeriy winds and over
the southern States with light to fresh south.
erly to westerly winds, Clear and partially
ci6udE weather over the southern portions OF
the ,MidG'a atid New England States; and in
creasing cloudinsss aift possibly threatening
weather over the northern PORTIONS, with
light to fresh westerly to southerly winds.
Dangerous winds are not anticipated.
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TELEGRAPHIg NEWS.

Ec# York ssoess sns4 M0sey MRfAct.
New Tokk, june + ff.--Auuey 5tols. ster-
ling quiet. Gold. ia 10 1f4s. Governments
closed qdiet with ! oil. North Csroliaa's,
old, strong. Other southern stocks dull
firm. Tennessee 6's, 72s; new, 72E. Yirgi-
MAS, AZ !: new 5Ss Misseuri6,s, 81. Lou
;isiana's, 80; new, o., Lcsses, &c; s's, 49,;
new IS, 12t: 1878, a1l '62's, 14s 4s, Iii;
5's, 15s rev; f7I; ;7as, 14t s's, 17t; 40's, II.
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DEDlCAToRY SERVICES AT CHRIST CHURCH,
IN THE VALLEY.-Thc first services i'll thcllew
Christ Church (Episcopal), situated at the
corner of Federal and Washington streets,
were held on Sunday afternoon, and were
conducted by Mr.. Dallas Tucker. who in 4
short time is 10 be ordained 10 the deacon
ate. Interesting addresses were a!su deliver
ed by Rev. Charles Minnigerode, u. D., ofSt.
Paul's church; Rev. r.. q. Dashiel', of st.
Marks, and MIR. Tucker.
: A description of the church cditre has
already appeared in the lotai columns of the
Dispatch. 1t will scat $50 persons, and the
basement, which will be used for the parish
and weekly lectures MS we'll rs the Sunday
school, will accommodate about 800 persons.
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MANCHESTER ITEMS

County CoURT.-Judge Cox was very busy
in chambers until about noon, when the ses-
SION commenced. After granting puinber
Of DEGREES and transacting other uniinportt,,
ant civil business the court adjourned Until
the 10th instant, at which time the contested
election ease wfllebe heard. There viii pro-
lably be no action taken in the prescntment
cases until the August tc.ni. 81 !.
The RADICAL CoNyRNrloN.--The kadicai
at Chester had the usual me-
notonyof such gatherings enliyened Gy 9
setto between sam Maddox and David y;
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TWEIvE-DOLLAR CUEyIoT SUITS.-Coming
down ono of our principal thoroughfarcs, at a dis
lance 1 observed gentlemen approaching, who.
form Ills stylish dress. / took to be person from
sonic of our large northern cities of fashion, but
upon nearing him found ID TO be an esteemed
iTchh oil mine with one OF VIM. IRA SMITHS
lainous tweve-dollar suits It's surprising how
thcY can be sold for such figure but find them on
'he street wherever go; In fact they have not only
surronnoc" INC town. but are reaching I'm every
dlrection In the country Richmond can't complain
of dressing grntcclIy for Il little money. and
SMITHS IL the place TO get the clothing: HOO Main
street, sign of the big fl,.. s-.1T4- t.s2 Z.
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Indiana Democratic Convention.

IspIAsApnLIs, June ll.--The city is crowd
cd with delegates to the Democratic Conyen-
lion, Messrs. Niblack and Kerr arc The
prominent candidates for Governor Hen
bricks declines.
Second Dispatch. ~ t
The Convention promises to he the largest
held in niaiiy years. 1t Is now understood
that under pressure Hendricks will accept
the nomination for Governor. The irrdic,-
tons are strong that tie Cincinnati nolnina.
tions will bc endorsed. -, ..,....,,e. .ss !.
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MASONIC ELEcr1oN.-The following officers
were elected on Muflttay evening by Loge
Francaise, No. 80, for the ensuing year !:
James Fl. Capcrs, master; AbIam Gui:st,
senior warden; N. Ezekiel, Junior warden;
W. J. Strklcs, treasurer; DIR. Petertcld
Trent, secretary Edgar u. Taylor, senior
deacon; ID. A. Brown, ',Ir.. junior deacon; ;
w. j. Lynlam, A. Eichel, stewards; Robert
Car,thcrS, Goodman Davis, stewards COM
mittee; Rev. NJ. j. Michclbachar, Rev. j.
Wescller, Rev. j. +. Edwards, Rev. j. A.
1!hambliss, Rev. G. A. Vandelslicc, chap
Iains Thomas Angel, tiler. +f.. s
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THE VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND PACKET
CeMrANY.-Mr. W. Is. 1saacs, General Joseph
X. Anderson, and others, will leave on the
steamer Sylvester this morning for Norfolk
TO meet the Chamber of Commerce and other
prominent citizens of that hospitable city on
Thursday in consultation and in the in
tcrests of the Virginia Steamship Company.
II is also stated that these gentlemen have an
appointment with the "Peterst1t'rslans on
Friday next in the same interests.
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The RnCGn.i

p" New YORK, June, ll.--The. jerome Park
races were slimly attended to-day. The, first
dash Of one mile and an eighth was won bye
B,tckdcn i'll minutes. Theisecond race--a
two and quarter. mile dash.-was wonby I
Winecup; ,tinle,. t4;1G4. Dead heat ior
second place between Midday ind Edwin.
The third race--mile hcats-was won by
Pullman; 1:4G4, 1:455. 1:4T4. I'D titi tss''
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STATE REPRESENTATIVE IN THE NATIONAL
LIBERAL REPUBLICAN CoMMrTTEE.-The Vir.
sinia delegation to the Liberal Republican
Convention at Cincinnati held 4 meeting in
this city OH yesterday, at which there were
present ten members. General w. G. New
berry, superintendent of public buildings,
and collnciman-elect from Clay Ward, was
selected to represent this State upon the M
tional Executive Committee.
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The Natio,laH .srngcrsest.

ST. LOUIE, June Delegates from seye-
raj places, to take part In the National Sem
igerfest, have already arrived. The deeora.
ton Of the various parks In tie city has pro-
gressetl rapidly to-day, and the city IS putting
Oh holiday attire. The Mayor fas Issued u
proclamation requesting that "Wednesday be
observed Us u holiday. f,.. a,s, ssf. !,
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4 JOB PRlSTING.-Wc call the attention Of mer-
chants, clerks Of courts shcriis, lawyers, railroad,
steamship and canal officers and agents, and all Others
having orders for printing, TO the facilities offered at
the DISPATCH PRISTING ESTABLISHMENT for the
pru,npt and faithful execution Of Ill kinds of jon
PRINTING We can furnish at short notice Cartis,
t,iIl-Heads Heals. Programmes, Hall Tickets
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, HandiBills, Catalogues,
Bulls of Fare, show-Bills, Checks Drafts, &C.. &C.,
&C. Satisfaction guaranteed. -.
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--latest News from Washington.
Rceovsiy sf: Csttcn C7atnis.

WAsHIsGroS, June fif@TLe Treasury De
partment has issued Il circular truflulgating,
for the information Of ail concerned, Che pro-
visions Of the act g making appropriations to
supply deficiencies in the appropriations for
the service Of the Government for the fiscal
year ending June both, 1872, and for former
wears. and for other purposes" approved
May Is, 1872. ~ 's 5y;fss a',1s #i y
eectlun 5 provides that the Secretary of
the Treasury shall pay to the lawful owners,
or their legal representatives, OF all cotton
seized after the 3t)th of June, 1865, by Che
agents Of the Government and in violation
of their instruction, the net proceeds, with
out interest, OF the sales of said cotton &C.
tually paid into the treasury of the United
States, provided that the receipt thereof shall
he taken and received in full satisfaction OF
all claims against the United States for antt
on account of the seizure OF said cotton, and
Il sufficient sum for such payment is appro-
priated for the purpose out OF any money in
the treasury not otherwise appropriated.
Then follow certain exceptions and regula-
tons concerning the mode of recovery.
Northern Pacific Railroad.
WASHINGTON, June iL.--The House Com,
mittee on Pacific Railroads made a report
SeotCItGis upon thb HSlt.Il CuuUftiou VI IhS
Northern Pacific railroad, The report says
there have been nc, charges whatever assaius,
the management Of the company. The road
is in excellent condition, its finances are vel
managed, and the work of construction Is
progressing with rapidity. @:',s, Ei =.
.s! ~ General, Items. %'.'.i
WASHINGTON. June Ii.--in the Senate yes
tcrday Mr.. Bilir moved to take up the steam
boat bill, but the motion was lost-yeas, %
nays, %; and so the bill failed in the Senate
| The failure in the House Of the bill allow
ing tug and freight steamers TO carry addi
tionnl steam was reported yesterday. Tht
navigation laws remain unchanged. as,5a. ii
4 The White, House is vacant, the occupant!
having gone TO Long Branch.
Tie failure Of the treaty of Washington
SO far rs it relates to the Alabama claims Is a
last conceded by the President. Scbenck ant
Bancroft Davis are instructed to pay no at
tention TO British suggestions or proposition
Tor compromise beyond what the supple
mental article approved by the Senate author
ICES. rs. 4 .as.sa tzl . isH:Ci' us.g.a agtgq
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I. WEDNESDAY MoKNINa. JUNE ~. 1872

Wood, late supervisor of Berrn.ida township.
Charges &C mutual befrsgaf of confidence
was the origin of ,fhG difsculty. After peace
had been restored the following delegates, all
anti Maddox, were elected to the District
tTn.ertion: ", +: Wortbington, Joseph
Walker, Ralph gf5eks; aid Alexander
Brooks, the Est two colortd. }3
SuPERvIsoRs::-Th meeting Of the Board
of Supervisors which was to have been held
'at Chester on the 1tth instant has been post
,poned. - ''5
PASToRS' MEErING.-On Tuesday m6ftIing
iof each week the pastors of our various
churches have a friendly meeting at some
place previously agreed upon. Besides being
in every way agreeable rvthemselves, these
meetings contribute largely to spread Of
fellowship among all denominations Of Chris
tians. j g. fl
ExcURsIos.-The .Alerts are siisaEihg OF
making an excursion to Norfolk very
shortly.
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LEVY BROTHERS, store Is closed to-dar.

Messrs. REEs 4 co. arc running scale of prices
admirably In Keeping with the times. They have The
oldest ami hist established gallery IN the city, and
there noths we ebiiid ay would add TO The lame
they have already attained as artists: Tho card
photos turned ont by them at $3.50 pei dozen are in
every respect equal to those charged 81 per dozen
for in New York and elsewhere.
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DARE OPPORTUNITY.--D to
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PANTS, OILS, GLASS,
STORE FIXTURES, and ACCOUNTS, for sale.
My retail business Is among the largest in the city.
Competent and polite clerks will Feinsias with The
purchaser. For further particulars address imme-
dttte,y ROBERT II. ~TATUH,. "
je li-it* T~ SaSannali- Ga
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COLLECTOR TALLEY's CAsE.-Thc IIenrico
County Court met on yesterday morning at
10 o'clock and the jury in the Talley case
brought into court, but they declared that
10 verdict had been agreed upon. At a
late hour last. evening no conclusion bad
been reached, and they were locked up for
the night,
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MexieanfNcss..

WAsulNhfoN, June 1i.--Specials'from Nit i
,taniors confirm the utter roiH Of the Gov
erinnent troops at Monterey.
!. Brownsville Texas1 sttvices through the
regular channels report tlae. oHayt General 4
iCebaos, his staff. and twenty nren, escaped
out of the 1000 Government troops engaged !,
Mt Monterey -
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS RENAklNSG IN
m THE RICHMOND Pcsr-OFFicE JUNE Il. le'z.
Miss NJ. seaton, Richnoid;; Miss A: carter
Frederick Hall, Va; Mrs. +. ~: bennett, la,
BraYard, Va; Mrs. Enders,. Richmond
Ellen Kehoe. Grecnway. Va; 1. +. Martin,
-. Harris q. Partt, Richmond. ,.,i.. q
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( RoBpERY.-On Monday afternoon the lodg-
ings of DR.. w. Leigh Burton; near the cor
ner of Seventh and franklin streets, were en-
tered by thieves and robbed of pillows,
,heets, and other bcd.cl0thing.
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Loc,1sr D.1.r M,p1soy cntr,

.~.0 LOCUST DALE, MADISON COUNTY, Va,
We have been using WILCOX & GIBBS machine
for three years. doing all the sewing for large FAM
lily. 1t has given perfect satisfaction in every re-
spcct. The work done 1t Is no more liable to rip
than work dono by hand with the same care. We
have examined many other kinds Of machines and
tIetr work and have hesitation In saying VIC con-
slider the WILCOX & GIBBS decidedly superior to
any of them. LUCY II. GORDON,
ELLA j. WILLIS.
JAMES E. a. GInBs, Ascut. No. Is Ninth and Bank
Sfr - 3 x
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The SuNpAY-ScHooL DIscussIoNs.-At the
Sunday-school meeting at Broad-Street Me
t,odist Episcopal church last night the ques-
ton discussed was, "How TO keep scholars
lin the Sabbath schoolp" Upon this several
gentlemen gave their views, but nothing de-
cisiye was arrived at.
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Ncsyl york rsesl,s..

Ggw YoRR, Js.ie II Itoirris zpatrsek
has been held for trial for brpniIy murder
ing his wife, in BrooklyD, Yesterday sa
4 inry to-day rendered 8 verdict fSrs
sSssis5 damages against the Belt Liae Horse
is,iIraaf Gsfutkifiy. sf this city. fsr careless.
nsss n running over asboy aad ssItsaHg oa
Ibis lee.
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LEVY BROTHERS, store will be closed today

STILL GoINt; OFf.-In consequence of the in
tended removal Of Mcssrs. WILLIAM TnALIrINgR
Il Sons to No. 1913 Main street they offer all dry
goods at and below cost, therefore giving purchasers
an opportunity to get great barg1ius. Only three
days more this week 10 buy goods cheap GQl Broad
street, corner Sixth street.
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ApyERTIsE.-Our merchants seeking trade In any
portion of the country should advertise In the
papers of that section. NJ. ELLrsoN & Co. will
take advertisements aud have them insertedat pub
lisl,crs' rates, ..ye .,...
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: Work .PRoGREssING.- The new church for
st. MARKS congregation, which is being
erectediton the corner IoffFirst and Clay
streets. is progressing rapidly and will pro-
lsibly be ready by the fall.
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TIE VIRGINIA INEBR1ArEs' HosrE.--A tract
of eighty-four. acres Of land, seven miles
from Richmond, on the York River railroad,
has been donated for. the location OF the
Home. Some S5 900 are now needed to put
Ilp necessary buildings, &c.
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Arm BRoKEN..-Rey. S. r.. MOoreman fell
from cherry tree tlay,or two since and had
his arm broken. This is The second accident
of this kind sustained by Mr.. MOorclmln.
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DOLLY VARpEN EXCugSIoNy.--Ladies and chill
dren will take notice that the little Dolly Warden '"
makes trip TO Riverside Park lthree miles) and re-
turn for their special benefit at5l O'Clock this after
noon The sbig Dolly y will leave as usual, at .
o'clock. The 55 boat returns eatly Eisssf,' :
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LEVY BROTHERS store Is closed to-day, but win
reopen Tomorrow, as usual. The largest stock of
So, -nnds now offered ut the lowest figures. Beau
.ss., nf ladies' bows and ties. The above
,r,,,,I,,on viii bc ON 'Shursdty morning at LEVY
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'CUMMERCIAL...,t
cory AND F:LLou,yiE I'm lExscH1aEeE.,

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHaNGE.l
RIcuMoNp, VA. June II; 1s72.l5 E7t'i
,.a ,s OFFERINGS. 81 sy;.-sss.segji ,sss
COIE--W hiic. 1900 bushels. I,g.,,sstss .,,,ff.,
OATS $50 bushels.
RYE-8buslels..B 4l~it5i ~ - ilastatt.
SAIEH
CoRN.-Wblle. 400 inisheIs very Sdod ut SIC. ~ 20
~. ~ - RE-EXHiBfIsD.li.fsf .li q s.Siis r. @.n
GoRN.-l.500 bushels. 40 et taS,.. t,,,a t8.tIa SIT
OATS.-lg0 bushels.
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POLICE CoURr, TUESDAY Justice j. ].
Wh'te t2res,dtng.-The following eases were
disposed of: L !, -
y: h. Green, Charged with shooting pis-
tol in the public street, was fined g..
Alfred Guerrero and Peter Duuniyaut
charged with fighting in the public street,
were fined 81 each. =.
Jaiaes McManners and William Cochran
charged with being drunk and disorderI, in
the: street. were fined ST each.
Charles GredenbHrg, charged with detain.
ing one pair: OF pants valued at 81 from Owen
e. Mllrtha. Settled by parties and case dis
missed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-12
Floriia EntEorses t;rcetey.

TALLAHAssEg, June 11l.-The Conservative
State Central Committee to-day elected dele
gates to the Baltimore Convention, q ma
jority OF whom are pledged to support the
Cincinnati nominees, but will abide the ac-
tion of tfic Convention.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-12

d 1spIcTEp FOR GRAND LARcENY.--Martha
Jobnson 1colored) was indicted by the grand
Jury of the Hastings Court on yesterday iol
grand larceny. yes.. sfss 3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-12

Cesvrcr REtElesE-WiIIls bailey tcolored)
was received at the fciiitcntiary yestcr-
day, from Pulaski county, to be IMPRISONED
three years for stealing S24O.