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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-10-10
(GprtkBun9 fpl9t.)
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- Gin junQer Mann nomens Dang
r'felo Don ct. paul war auf Der &nten@
iaop bd 9ecwina unpori@tis in Der
5anbbabun9 fines @msbrs, re'6es
~loestn1. @r fam an BET einen 9ano
nur nod BIG orei sdblen.
Look out Farmers ! - Saette ga
@ro0e 2eacer": Sentihe @elppnleibe,
fonaen bereits an, mad benz @e fen aus
,ui6wdrmen> no4 Minnelota, mel@ee
lett Sabr cas 5auptfelp itrsS ihdnoliz
den G!eiben6 gsreien. @ott lhlye ben
!et6taId ubiaen Garmer> Der bic Don Die,
len 5al5ab(tnetpe7n anseto!ene 5tlf|
onnimnt"
- Gin Mann namenS @ranoe,
ucute NIT einem 3waseeeIpann rer
turtle BtuB In Wpner County rurdfab>
rem. Gr une Die pferoe e%rt,anfen.
- Gin Mann nomene 6ammpnr ii
Wtnona So. t6otete 81 fdmar5e @bse
auf einen Sdub.
49, @ta5 BaSlcr Elm alter unc se:
lbdBter ceutlder Burser son Carer tar(
am 80. .. 81.
8atsr WsYsr Usher Yrietev BEL
fatbolilhen Wemeinbe in Garotr uter
nimmt Die Yfarrsi in Sem 2repers "a;
fcta So,
Ginbrl&e in Gittle Sails
Sn Dr. Naht pe6 5. rurce in he @pt:
nuna cfs Snsenisurs in yi,'le sails rim,
aebrohen, cph war Die 8euts eer Diet'
eerina, ia bic CUR Mus;obluns Der Nrbet:
ter beltimmten Summer, auf eie fe 0e=
rednet, ntbt rprbancen maren. Glue
rem Stcre BON Wclea Dufcrt murcer
$25 unc serlhierene @f<ettn 9eftctlsn
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-10-10
Der G8cOriai.

Der Bau ce6 beribmten @6cortal>
cfl5sn Branp unS ras Aabel melcet>
muroe pom Ybiltpp II. in Tolge einss
8elubbes fur Den Tau leiues SieRes tn
Der @&la@t bel 81. 3uentin (1557)
se9en rte s ~an,olen belulol1eu> unp juar
III @bren pss 81. 2aurentiue. @e!l olez
ler Widr;yrer auf einem slubsnoen &cf
re9en ie,nss @1aupen6 9er5tet worcsr,
purce Gem pian ju Dem Nie(fn5ebdure,
rem o4ten @eltwuncer, Die 6oym einee
&uitee su @runpe 9ele9t.
Inter Gem Baumeiftsr Suan Bautilta
pe Gcltro murpe am %. Mprtl 1863 Der
@runrtetn eeleat uno 81 Sabre 1p6ter
ftano Der &telenbau polenpet ba. 81
balte $l5,0O0>O 900 s~efcltet> metit ameri>
tanii&es @o!p. Gr maB 740 Gus In
oer 2inee uro $50 in Der Breite umfa6>
1e: cen tSnieltdeu Yalait> bic t6n,8li&e
&ir&e, Elm &!eitsr NIT 200 3euen, swei
GoQs9ien. swei @apiteibduler, BRET bib
I,otbeten, flnf srobe : ale, ie&s @&laiz
(dle> o'ei Spilalldle, ~ ancere Sd'e
neua Speilsidle, flint Gale fit G&ma@E
unp $teltbafte, cine iabuole Menae 3tm>
mer fir Wdrter> 80 Stieeenbdulsr, "a
6Dis, IA Ipere, 1000 6snrer unp 81
Bruuntn.
Das 0tbdubs III in sotoi{Aem @tylt
aus peibem, 9raupunttirttn, e~rani1dbn'
Ii9en Stein aufseflbrt. D,e &trat
nab Gem Wuter Ger Ytterstu@e ssbaut
mar ga Tus lang, $50 brett II mil
Der &uppvl $50 bod sic bat Az Setz
tenfappeusa unp lteben S8'He. .,
6o6altar it Gin Wuurer an Y'adt uat
SHSubsit. Die 0sbliotbtf entbtelI
.etwa $4,000 Wsnulcttpte, rarunte'
567 9rtt9,ihe> 81 betrdilhs unD 1890
arat,iae. 2sBtere marsn cen 0flubern
tis Dor Elm paar Jabren nibt su9anslib
Die metlten Wsiiierjiiidf, wsl9e pt'
@smdlceaalsvie ree G:co>,al irubu be-
lab. i1no loon lan9e naN Waotio g.
bradt.
Sst &arl v, pem Bater Yail;pp6Il
purptn ale lpani|Afn X1ni9e i'm $500
ria! bc3rabcn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-10-10

Brief iu @unfen Der @iererermdblune
@rant's. Dies mar letn lester 5fentlt>
der Ahl
@ein i'm lberlsbeneer Sobn. Secar
Munt9omerY 2ieber> 1T elmer her be-
%oeutenpten @solosen Ter Ser. Staaz
ten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-10-10

ererif abermal5 @ercntfas 6anp, Ct BE-
oedte fle nit &d6en ano l9;en ilber9lud>
lid.
80 tauient> tauienc Ianf! @rroniz
ia, @te mtlen ni&t, wit sludli@ unp
Su9let@ wte unld9lt@ un9lldlt9 $ie mid
MAIDEN !--- Mber mod GINS !
lno antwprten @te mir ]6neQ. pamit
sic cine 9alt pon meinem Screen nebz
men bic NIT )ecem Nu9enblid gum Ntlo6
wd@f. @a9en Sie mir: wi1en@ie> wu
9uste tit?"
6prt( eBun9 fpl9t.)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-10-10
+ 81. Tsar; 2;eber. +

Nm Nahmittaa RES smeiten Sftobel
itarb in z 10 Uorf unler bs,ubmle,
osut|hamcs}aniiasr 2anosmanu Tran'
2lcber an e,nem 6srsletpen.
@ebcren am 18. Wdrs 1900 ii, Ser
lin, mar er ;uerf 9eb,lina am f6nieliben
totan;(ben @crten BET Bsrlin, trat 1915
untsr ole freiptutaen Sa9er rss Nseiz
meats Solbsra, foGt ret 2iany urr
Bateflpo unp murpe am 20. SUM- 1915
bssm Stu1m Don Namur inmst oe; wunz
81. Nah ieiner Hudftbr n1b Nsriin
pirmets er fit ctm Stuctum rsr Weri<
gin, wuroe i'm Sabre 1919. neil ct lh
AeA}n Zen Deepottsmu6 uue Worttruh
6riepr'6 Wilbslm5 III. ouaBHproher
Herbef'e;, ~lfupir:e nab 1einW %tnipigen
Jretla0un in 6aus neitey, war>e absr
curd fottpsleble poliss.li%e SzIdAiBun<
gen matt Dresecn gstriybeu, no c! jtt
rem Tc!rmf1e n ptrmets, bt9ab iiA TN
5abre 1921 nah 0;iedeula7h> um Zen
ro1tioen Treibeitefampf m;tSumadsn.
fam nod p,tlen Strapa;en uaG &em
no CT prn Nltubr fteunclib %oui3snou1z
Gleu warp uuo Elm 8uu utsr istnts,
Aufentpalt In 0:lshenlonp lAyis,. be0a"
Tb nit Ntetuhr nah DsutiDlaap IL.
rid. itupi,tt in 6alle wie'er Ms1is;u,
puros in SABRE 1924 in Gelpe rcr po<
Iiltiden untcri ubu gen in ASpen'f &C
fagasn oeifbt nod mebretn Mcnettn
auf N%iebubr's geymencen wireer ffsiaes
9eten> lebrIe nun eire 3sit lang in Vrr
i'm, mo er ieine in prr 8 fnnsenid aft
perfabten Wepidte %berausaob, entfoh
baIo carauf % ibm neue Ysrbo'luu
prpbt', nab Qonppn unr tcoab fh %
pa I'm Subre 1927 mao prn Gsr.
Staaten.
3uerit bc.r;eb er in Bottom cine
5nmtmmihuIe urp &Ar2artlit, mips
n,Rte Tb aber balp lt,erariidHr Ibdt,az
felt uno rparo elmer Ter 6aap'retf1lIer
Ger in Den Jatren 1929 bis 1888 in
en9!i(her Spra6e erl0,enen amerttani>
ihsn @nepf'cpdrie.
SIN Sabre 1885 erbislt CT. nahpem
ct rie umfa0encitsn Smrien fir leinsn
neuen Yerut aemaht Die Yrpitilur re!
Welh;dte unp StaaIsphiieiupo's al r.,
tGb't:n lulearolinifbm 2sDIanfll lit in
Columbia. Gr Ut:rnahm IN SABRE
1858 cine ptrpfeHur an Gp!umuiaeoAs9s
N Nnr Yorf unc bate db lhon porter
in Ger nsuen uns alien Bslt rGra cine
Heihe Don S'briften nament!iD lbsr
luripiide uno itaatspbiloirpbil6e Ira>
Aen tsribn1t aemaht. IitIeiten erlUis>
nea beinabe idmmtlia ;uudAN tn ena:
lilber Sprade in Cen Sabyen 1914
uno 1913, in welhen Ct Deutlblane be-
ludte, 9ob Ct cort msby re rsu:(As
5hriften iter ju1ieifds Groeen beyz
aug.
Mit 9swpbnter Grsibei'sliste bttbei=
ltate er ftb namentltd auh an ben Be.
ittebun1en Der republtfon'i6en partei in
zen Ser. Staatsn. Beioncer3 mertb=
poQ maren oielen feline Dtenfs mdhrenr
oe6 8ur9erfrie96. Seins bereu.enc Ten
2~siituu9en wIbreno re6elben par Die In
Nuftra9e css @eneral 6aQef untcrncm:
meme @oeifcation peS &riea6rsdt6. III
;u9leib cine Neform pe6 8rieDsre6t8 ir
bumanem Gimme lit uno 2isber ypaenci
III ether Der erfen Mutcri!1ten unlere,
3eit i'm &rie96ys9t wie i'm 85ltured,
aemad. bat.
SIN Sabre 1865 leete er feline Yrcfel:
fur in Sem Dorf psfnttin nieoet, inn tn
Nuftraae Der 8unpesree'eruna bic IT
ibre 9dnpe ~sefaQenen &sbeQsnar9ipe Il
onnen.
SIN Aueuf ees iesiaen, 9obrs8 f6r{el
er ben unleren qeltrn betannten trefRi9er
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st. DQul MQrftbert0t.

0eItber'dt, mSden!li9 8 lief.rt BON benz beut
f9zn 8anf unb Wediels @si9. It bon Daplon "
50. 81. Jaul.
8erfanfsprste.
Wstiel aHf Nsrgcrf. ghi!ahslpb'o. TFllraufse,
aptlso, ct yauf e. !. .-.... 4 Frccent
EuropGilt5c &eecNiei.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-25
ri.n Treaty All Right Asain--The In
direct pisuna%c (Eains lnadrniHstbic--
Tint e'annPa!@n--CircuintinG tho Doc
usncnfS and Raising tlae Wind.

AsS
usmcnis nnI isuis:ns tl.c Wind.
WASHINGTON, June 23.-Tle status of the
Washington trcaty, as detailed in these dis
pitches on Saturday. is officially confirmed
The treaty now stands before the Geneva
tribunal just as though the consequential
claims had never been presented, and as no
other question Of dispute has arisen to inter-
fcro with the progress of the arbitration, it
NAV he safely assumed that the treaty il at
last saved. From the confused middle over
the supplemental article it appears that the
original treaty has rotated buck to the start
in. point of the trouble, and the United
states end Just where England five months
arc asked us to begin, by a complete with
diawal of the Indirect claims. The Geneva
board will NOW proceed to decide under the
sixth article whether England is even liable
for direct damages from the depredationS OF
the Shenandoah and the Alabama. The ofli-
ciaI condition OF the treaty will probably be
announced on "Wednesday, when it VIII also
he known, doubtless, whether the SO-Cslllcd
principle involved in theconsequential claims
is to lie the subject of future and ndepeli-
dent negotiation or not. .-t .
The Congressional Republican Committee
have commenced active work for tho cam
paign in the distribution of documents and
speeches, and in establishing correspondence
with every State and local committee in the
country. Aflcr the Baltimore Convention
the Democratic Committee will also make
their headquarters at the capital and enter
upon similar work. Republican office-hold.
ers and wealthy members of the party have
already been invited to raise funds to detray
the expenses of the National Committee
Zetd, in San.
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pleasure, and at the same time the city Of
suicides and general misery.
lie earnestly insisted that all that the world
can give Is. Insufficient to bring happiness
even in this life. The wise man tried ali that
earth can give, and wrote, "ATl is vanity and
ycxation Of spirit
lie then turned. 10 insist that while true
happiness cannot bc found in wealth, fame.
or pleasure, 1t is to be found In the paths Of
religion. He ~afectionately and earnestly ex-
h"rtcd the young men to walk in these, paths.
and insisted that while IL was obligatory
upon every young man. 1t was especially so
upon those who go out from these halls,
whore they have hid opportunity 10 catch
inspiration from the examples of Americas
greatest and best n,en--icorgc Washington:
and Il. Il. hee-whose spirits blend together
in his University. 49,
The Bishop preached forty minutes, and
was heard with attention. The tones Of the
new organ arc very sweet, and the singing rs
iihe as we ever heard. rs ri fIATOR.
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FEARFUL COLLISION ON THE CoNNELLsvILLE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT KILLED AND OTnERs
MoRTALLy WouNpED.--Ne1 York, June %.
A special from Pittsburgh says that q fearful
collision occurred yesterday on the Pitts
burgh, Washington and Baltimore railroad
near Conncllsville. The freight and mail
trains ran together at full speed on a short
curve. The entire freight train was wreck
ed. Henry SaNton, conductor OF the latter,
and Robert Lockllart were Killed, and Mail
Aren't Blackburn mortally wounded. Eight
,rsscn-cls were seriously injured, and it is
cypccird that n number of these will die.
Nine others sustained injuries of Il less Sc
we're character. The freight train WAS ruiz
ming ut 4 high rate of speedin order to reach
the switch at Conneilsville before the ap-
proach Of the mail train.
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Tie Crops OF Grain. FegctabICs, and
Chict<crs--SOme polttics--A IscIni-
nascence OF Senator Mangum.

ChicE<cns--Some Polttics--A RcIni-
n~iscence of senator Mnngum.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
JANE CITY COUNTY, Va, June 81, 1872.
! Having in former letter said something
to the injury "f the wcathcr's reputation, it
is no more than my duty now to make
amends. The wheat generally has been
harvested, and in quality and quantity b
No. l.. The rains Of the last ten days haze
put another phase upon matters, especially
vegetable matter. Oats have much i'm
proved; ditto OF the gardens. Corn ii all |
could wish. at is IN ill wind that blows
nobody any good"
The springs drought was very favorable TO
chickcn-raiScrs. Perhaps no previous year
ever brought such Il crop of chickens as. this
year has done. Should you get hard up for
~catal'les on The eth send us a steamer
Greeley will'gct Il fine vote on the PENN
>lIla:: The Conservatives arc rapidly falling
into line. The Radicals, to quote the words
of another, "sccm to belong to the hcsitating
society" I have little patience with that
man who says "Grcclcy is not my first
choice" Though it may seem dissourtco,s,
yet l feel inclined to ask that man, "Did
you, pray. marry your first choice?" Wien
Senator MangIln WAS Screnaded on the oCca-
sion of the nomination Of Fillmore and Gra-
ham he said 81 I'm perhaps the happicst
man present tonight, for l have gotten both
of my first Choices" So say | now, and il it
were in my power | would seat Greeley IN
the White House in preference to JEFF. Davis,
stephens, or Mostly. Ditto Of Brown to
Voorhees,. PENINSULA.
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washington County.

CUrTCsItIlJCllCH OF Inc KlcInnonu I~1stflcf. .
WASHINGTON COUNTY, VA, June u, 1872.
Elitors Dispatch: There will not be more
than Il half crop of wheat. Corn is very
short, but is growing finely now. Oats
will bea splendid crop if we have no storms
to lodge them. J
The Democracy indorsc Greeley and
Brown in this section us being the best that
we can do under the present circumstances
There are very few visitors ut the springs
in this county yet, but the proprictors are
rxip"iin. a f,ir share of the patronage of
tourists from the more southern States.
The weather has been good for some days.
Rain is beginning to be needed.
fNyvnpYr.
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Correspondence Or thu Richmond Dispatch.
Charlottesville and the University. &e.

CHA~RLoTTESvIi LIE. june "a, 1872.
The Board Of Fisitorsof the University met
on Saturday, organized, and elected Il. S. III.
keaa rector. After appointing committees,
adjourned till Q O'Clock to-day. .,
There are present this year some of the
students IF the first session Of the Uuiycr-
sity. One Of them is Champc Carter, Esq,
of Texas, who was 4 student i'm 1898.
Yesterday General Roger A. Pryor, Of
New York, arrived here. 1t is rlImorcd that
he wishes TO purchase 4 hotu and make this
Il place Of residence. 'r
The decorations for the societies are this
year Of unusual spiendor and artistic taste.
The motto of the Washington Society is in
gold letters on white silk, with gold fringe.
The Jefferson Society is blue silk, with gold
letters and fringe. ar.
At the election for town officers on Satur-
day the old Board was reelected. Late in
the day an independent ticket was put in the
field. All oniit were Conservatives. There
Was dissatisfaction with some members Of
the old Board, and hence the new ticket.
Yours, MONTICELLO.
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MATRIoInE IN Observation-Disclosures
mia, June Ballast evening George Welch,
;arcd twenty-tlrcc, shot his mother, Elizabeth
Wclch, aged tifty.tive, ut their residence. i'll
Leithsow street. The deed was done at the
s,,pper-taIle. The ball entered his mothers
head back of the left ear, inficting a wound
which will prove fatal. Wclch is thought to
he of unsotnd mind, he having charged ms
mother on several occasions with attempting
to poison him. Mrs. WEIGH is arespectaDie
aud weil-to-do fsh-dealer. Her son IS IN Gus
toby. E- WI.
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sHNmER RESORTS. -
NEW ROCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS
RoCKBFIDGE COUNTY, VA.
~ asAz IF. @fg

81 This new NETEEING-PLACE will he open for
JULY. "a
= The WATERS have been long and 6sorafly known.
s4frt until 1atEiy no improvements have been nlads.
Tor the entertainment OF the public. g-sB,
a joint stock company chartered under flfQ name
NJ The JoRDSNR0CKBRfDG ALUMSrRINtS
has been organized with asaplc capital GTlH. com
pany have cUInplrted this scason q new and elegant
hotel. Furnished Throughout In the very best style.
The mineral wafcfs are both ana CHA
LYBEATE-the former hting ctficacluus In all
chronic d!sescs. such rs Pneumonia, Dyspepsia,
thrDric DfarrhFpa, Chronic D~sentery,' Scrofula.
IHcipieut Consumption, cBrofcf,fiis, CIreaicI Iryn-
gitis; and The latter rs 9 general touic- and .is of
great value III those affections which are peculiar tn
the female constitution. the accommodation wilt
be first class In every respect -is ~ -$rt&aF,s
RpTTR-The Springs. are eight miles from,
Goshen. on the line OF the Chesapeake aud Ohio
r1Ilroaf, ami witlIir eleven to thirteen hours IF
Richmond Washington, and Baltirlorer by, rail.
Colonel u: G. Harrp1n's elcssn: stag. coaches will
rsnrect WITH the tFaifis twice n day ut Goshen depot
lEzB0AEp.-Pcr dry. IA -four weeks, sou f-E
For further. particulars apply to ..
,'f" G. B,LUCK,
General Manager fpostofRee AZ aisrvakFs
80 Formerly Of the SpotswoodH Hotel,
u -1-eOslaw 81. ". Richmond.
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DocKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, Va.
OPEN JUNE i: D7a.

This fIy0rite and celebrated WATERING a
win offer additional attractions Cabs seasDfii Among
Other improvements, there has bten added au Gle
gant ana sIncio,rs b1ii-reoTn, adjoining the lIfrior;
The psrlor has iccn enlarged and UnprOvej, und Ire
rroSimity of the two renders each easily acreSsibie.
IL will be kept In u style pot snrTasse't snywiseren
The WATERS Of these special Springs either cure
or greatly relieve most cases OF scr9iuta, insapient
lDnsuptpfiop. Chronic Bronchitis, Chrome I<aryn-
gifts, Chronic Pneumonia, Chronic Dyspepsla,
Chronic Diarrhda, Clronir Dyseriery.. iley are
also a lYcat value In those affections which arr pefo-
NIr 10 the female constitution, and as an appttDef,
a tonic, and general restorative, they arc, perhaps,
unriyajIed amongst mineral waters. The proprietor
aiJf have provided for the lawns and haltfooin 9
hrst-class Band Of. ,Masic- and In ge.ierai AN uie
sources of amusement and recreation usually fonnd
at our best summer resorts will De at me coinylahapi
the gaests at !. Observation-Disclosures, fhe pace
Is Within eleven 10. thirteen hDurs Of Biehna1nu,
Washington, BaitfnGsp, ETC., by rail- MI IN dayltgnt-
Passengers leave The ears Of the CHESAPEAKE ana
Ohio railroad ut Goshen depot, and ffeW ndfieesBs
stage coaches, .tsasslng rapidly oyer y SMOOTH and
level read of only eight rifles, set down fbe visitors
JAMES A. FRAZIER, Rrgpkietor:s
Persons making use OF the groufids, Hey OF inc
Springs, and not stopping, NJ nay hotets VIII DC
Charged half my regular sateS. !,
The Rorsbridge water is. for sale Dy IghL.Ek
tLADU & Cl.. kieiifoOnd, aid GEORGE u. NC
ISTfRE, Charlottesville. q SsY riggs.
Descriptive pamphlets sent free ON appacssion.f
+ INV 1D-5TI ~ 3ISF s[--sSsztS 49, 5-sEl8 80
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A TRAGEDY IN BuFrALO.--Bufalo, \. T.,
June 23.-Patrlck MoIrisscv, aged twenty
eight, while intoxicated, stabbed his mother
with a carving knife this afternoon, killing
her instantly. 9 49, 49,
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|SEA BATHIN G.-COBB'S ISLAND,
- Is now open for The accommodation OF Wis,
Eitnrs. Fine aiids safe suEf-bathtBg,. hsi.ins, anu
snjr4-shootinS. a baud Of music IN attchaahce
IsgsMs: 81 pen day Sfs per week. 80 ~.
Route: From Norfolk nystcainsf :. :. 'Elsda AZ
Ixrnings. Address COBB bkoiisshS,
&c lN-im E S'Rf1yssoa.,-A
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OFFICE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE ms. Co.,l
RICHMOND, June rs, 1872. 5
NIFTY. FOURTH DIY1DEND.-The
IL directors OF this company have declared u semi,
annual Il dividend of SIX PER GENT, free 81 az
sayns. payable 10 the stockholders on and after ~
Iniy nrsi. Huttl TINT date the traisfer books Will
bnr closed. WILLIAM Willis, dFr
IN ss-iw Secretary,
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The Louisville Courier calls young Grant,
who is with General Sherman in Europe,
q. his s~tar-spangled Iiighness."
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NOTICE.-,Fhe creditors Of s.
IL. NJ. i;ur,tlsin aud Of Rarnis,i & Gordon, con,
tractors, Chesapeake ard Ohio ralifeag. aIs fgla1n LIZ
i"etan. Va. In Ise ISTit DAY OFJULY, isTl 40
,.os.nta ylnst is iteatsess, aud 10 each Haast pc ap-
Ts.,,,ica AN AFFIDAVIT Of cDrststiesa aud Htbho pats
VI sshie : ROBERT l.. rARRisH,
,e ,s-aw Trustee aud AttqrGeY NJ LAM
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DARGAINSi BARGALNSl!-

AT JULIUS KltAKER'S, No. 1917 Main street,
g4rrN .s d 10 , "a
which consist of C,eyiOt Suits ut $ll, worth $l5;
light Cassimcr Coats and Pants ut $i3, worth Sl6:
blue. black and brown Cloth Coats, frocks and Der
bys, Mt $12. worth SIS; light aud dark Suits fdr boys
ut 40 and sl2, worth Gle and BIS; boys'black Alpaca
jackets and Linen Pants for "a; cbildren's, Linen
Suits at Gas; boys Linen Coats at 7sc.: mems
Linen Coats at 81 and upwards: Cottonade Suits ut
90, worth 10. Also a large assortment Of white
Duck and Ribbed Suits double and singlc-brcastcd
Marscilics Vests: striped Alpaca and iS,rnsuca
Goats, and a full line Of FURNISHING
I can sell lower than any one, as buy exclusively
for cash. Come aud convince yourselves. .,a.a 4a
Take notice Of the red post la front of the door.
70 7-lm ~ ,EEf 'f 'r'"tmf
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TAM PREPAREDTUA CCOMEODATE
Il some TWELVE or FIFTEEN B0ARDERS da-
ring the suanicr months. Persons wishing tSlcaye
the city TO sh}oy .he benefit Of the cot,htry air win
find this q healthy and pleasant retreat. il Is six
miles from HoHardSytIle and seven from Ieockftsli
iepot, on The Orange and Alexandria railroad.
Persons will 10 met at either OF those places and
conveyed to my iIouse.
70 .~rrod3t ~. ID. ELSCM.
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MACHINERY &c.

DOR SALE,
@ HOIsTING-ENGINE,, afont I5-horse power,
mounted on wheels, suitable for qiarrying:
wrccklng, plle-drivIng, &C.. with or without
nsp",sF; f' fo 81 81 %'' 6rRiG iHE pl ElSGIsEF and
One nD ,ini"ffS;E r"W .fI AGRICULTURAL EN-
tine s-llOKsE POWER PORTABLE ENGINE
aud BOILER. .ss., ff3~
Both Of the above ran Le seen running at our shop.
One NEW 12-HORSE POWER PORTABLE EN-
One st NV 1-HoRsE POWER STATIONARY
ENGINE, with "Wheelcr's" Patent Bslance
One $ES6ND-HANn e-HoRsE~ POWER STA
one sEC0ND-HhND is,,HoRsE POWER PORT
One A skGa eS5lifss s-HoKsE POWER l.- UT
One POWER STATIONARY 6
o"e sO-HORSE poWERsTATIONARY ENGINE
TWO 3s-IiORSE POWER TUBULAR BOILERS,
One w as.H s5Rsfs' ftS'Si 1T f6 Hsf II tf"' GCoiLEr,
Three PLAiS CYLiSDEl: BOILERS of ls-horse
Sss yss:SSSH if x RIS 4 FLOWER;
One PORTABLE GRlST MILL, with 3-foot French
One h NEW 9't GRAY & WOOD PLiANEK, =s-foot
One s ai; ; I ''' CUTTING sLIpELATHE, 10 inches
One FOOT LATHE, suitable for gunsmith or Jew
Five EARLs PATENT STEAM PUMPS, assort-
et sizes: -
Three FuRCE PUMPS, from one to ~four-nch
piingPrs;
SHkFTfNG, PULLEiS, and HANGERS Of all
sizes .sa ~
Steam and Water Gauges. Peet and Globe
Valves. Gauge Cocks, Tallow CUPS, Water Gauge
Glasses, all kinds Of OH Cans, Steam Whistles, and
a larrt. assortment OF new and secondhand Tobacco
Stapes. Shape Prrsets. Box Presses, Bands and Bill
lets, and all kinds OF Tobacco Fixtures made to
order.
The above will be sold ut very reasonable prices,
and on accommodating terms. E1eg -
NN SLOAT IL ARLINGTON
Nos. 1922, 1924, 1i26, and IFS Cary street.
and Nos. II and Is south fifteenth street
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E1 .H HUGUENoT SPRINGS
PnWu y Va. lime l. lS1a.

.-stt I G a M HCGUENOT SFRISSS-f '
POwuATAN IN VA. june /, ISL.
THIS. Gel LIBERATED. WATERING-
RPIACE will ic oIered for the accommodation
OF visihrs on tho 18th Instant; .u.,zag t..
MIR. j. NJ. GRAVES, formerly of FORTS Hotel.
Iatc of the Hot Springs, will have charge Of the hotel.
The tphIe will he abandantly supplied with all tho
delicacics the market can afford. Tho Bar with
choice wines and liquors. ~ .gt.a..t.9
ABLE will meet the e55
train from Richmond daily Mt Coaliield station,
Richmond and Danville railroad. Tickets TO go and
return. 81 so. , -.
ic film i. Is. Proprietor.