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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-25

A THAIfJVT I ES ILLI
- ,sh YooLLEN MILLS
Thanking orr numerous patrons for TIER Te5 s.ars
eral support during the past year, VIZ Uss in the
price Of wool, we shall spare effort TO mefi' ''
CONFIDENCE and patronage, and tbSt ,,pn
:, THE PRESENT HIGH STANpAihipn w, With
increased facilities and rigid adherence 10 our 'O
"ofAns coon MATERIAL ONLY, ..,,.
,se hone 20 establish for them national
FOR sale In Richmond by oy
80 80. J.c.COURTNEY q SON
i<t]f t@.s THOMAS R.PRICE & So.'
35i<& DUCKWALL" q ROUSS,
.,.f BREEDES & FOX,
ISAAC SYCLES.
LEVY BROTHERS, 20
tata CARDOZo, EoUkQURFAs ~
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DENTISTRY.

inENTAL NOTICE.-DR. Joh taSS SkfSS
IL G. WAYT has this day associated VIE ~ oRGR
hin IN the practice Of dentistry ms his sssa
has resumed the practice Of hECHASr.tSsofss cts u
TISTRY, aud Win insert whole os ld T. now pre-
teeth after all the approved Y nv AS for Tie
pared to administer NITROUS OAibS " : s@
painless extraction Of teeth. r,.,stn.
OFrIcE: : iOi Ninth street, near FsanSa a,s ,l-,n
MARs,t1 1879
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THE MASONIC BODIES MEETING IN
j TIE MASONS' HALL on Frank in street, con-
Template giving the same = thorough oVcrnauiln2
and repair, and solicit bids for doing the work
Specifications, with full information, can DC oo-
lids can Inc nut In separately and by different par
ties for carpenters work painting, papcrine, &C., or
by one person for the whole.
ali of fine bids JAMES A. SCOTT,
Chairman Committee,
Twcnty-irst str ct. between Main and Cary.
(oII Imt w,..u ia and "a Y. NJ. NH 23-lw
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UNPARALLELED SUCCESS.

The only Company in the United States that qua,
management aud local investments In each State
The only Company which. by Its charter, gives to
each Statea representative In the HOME BOARD
OF DIRECTORS. s.z#r-.
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PROPOSALS.
FRSOFeSiA1IS
OFFICE CITY ENGINEER,
nE

OFFICE CITY ENGINEER,}
.-.. March IS, 1872.
NOTICE TO QUARRYMEN.-Sealed pro-
~ posals will he received ut this oficcuntil ES-
DAY the I'd of April at IL NJ. for supplying the city
Forms Of proposals may he bad upon application
at this Office. , IL. r.
The Committee on Streets reserves the right OF
rejecting any OF all proposals.
NH 1std City Engineer.
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shall continue ut the oil stand tic GENERAL
COMMISSION BUSINESS III al liz branches, IN.
der the firm name Of TALIAFERR0 / Co. and
hope BY strict attention 10 merit full share CT TIA
business so literally bestowed on the ola conce:n
IL IL. TAIIAEERRO.
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DIssoLUI1oEs q PARTsERsU1p.s

The undersigned have purchased all Interest 4, ~,
firm Of THOMAS BRANCH & CO., Commissi"n'
Merchants, and will continue the same busoess -
the corner Of Thirteenth and Cary streets uper Sa
same style and firm name. S-'
All claims against the old firm and all te,.s ano
them will be settled by the new, and those b,ySy
unsettled business arc requested to call and settle
.... ~ JOHN y. BRANCH
r,s GEORGE 4. CUNNINGHAM
March I, 1872. NH al.;w
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OF VIRGINIA, CITY OF RICH.


DISSOLUTION AND NEW FIRM
~ The late firm Of Talaferro Go. was dissolved
on the 18th of JANUARY ls.a by the death OF X. H.
=. Robinson. The business will lie settled UP by NE
as surviving partner. All persons indebted to tbs
cash or note. III. 3. TALIAfERR0,
surviving partner Of TGlafrrro ( Co.
a..
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INCORPORATING POLICIES.
All policies are non-forfeitng after two payments
are made, when either paid.up policy can I've Sc
cured for al amount proportionate to the number
of premiums paid, or the policy surrendered and
ninety per cent of its "net present value received
in cash Us provided by the charter. . 49,
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have this day associated with me Mr. SAMUEL
j. JONES, of Prince Edward county !ieecllti! Of
England).
The business will he conducted under the name Of
6 co. II. q. TALlAFERRo.
M,pCuI 1870 NH l2-lw
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Tnr HyIME TEIAb-WIEGEI. A&D His
ira...-Tn. suit a":'i!sI General Butler. il.
ulj,l !aHrr \. IiiI"n. a. assignee q
i.-u'.,. .5"".i"W,il. St'v:.i 81 get $1,000 ioI
,l.. aii,..,,i ,uttNj3i seizure oF the steamer
T. l-~nn 1T %;'!. orleans 10y Butler III 1862. J.
.,il un f. :at in N,W York. ". II. Ni"s:E"'
,,s,~ r.GlrH a" rgu>~-"E H!hilrttjon "n Monday.
az. WI, ejr~tiuHr;l ~ t" i.i ti'lr iir itlt thc
...t.... apparently with Il view i" imiuW ii,-
,.,.0i uirn his testimony, bat he replied
t!..i nr trt,; :.Fy"h hi, iIli time. The Judge
remarked tl,at The question iya, Irrelevant.
Ni.gci u i: / HIST IN Marr|l, 1865" General
i,ultrr t"ii him THAT Ec ;ImicilE" b, trouble
,!.ut tie ~.iZl!rc. "ai asked MitU"s- what
Ms III, yu"nlirrlian "t' til rnrtirr. Vie viii
l..,s ~tiI Hc replied that Ia. hi'! HoI !himl,
his recollection nj the >t'iH"r" would hCnrnt
General mtvh. and Eui,r answered th:ii
4. ,;.tIr~: Could max" his prediction com
60, -. - iaIl Iii. ti;ltirr'sl ii WnuIG 10 Ci con
81 ..',lr interest 10 WitutS>.
Mr itun!ittl'. on" oi the plaintiff : coin
II. j4i! III evidence several letters WI'ttr'
b, ;.rryrA Bli,yr to tninnrl Wi@lri i'll ~
,fuu., {" letters received. There Wrr2 !nti'
,. tur>r .c;t -. III y"Iy brief. written III ii1'
.r|ia" 81! 1850, and y.y'h referred I" Il DO.
s. llth y i,':cl had seat t. General k3!tici Il:
t tr.cut. General Butler. who n'W !cat
the Atlris annd urrrimCnt, III one "G tl."n
oppressed lIim> ~ ini!cIi obliged Tor IN,
q .nnd asked llr donor to receive FROM hin
@Iar
The next letter referred tn The DOC 4,
lui> ni.c. :,nh I,,.!~i'i Eitl"r. IL concluding
,ay>: "WitI YOU not now take the money is
the triLutr of II ymIariltXing friend"
liir last letter spoke oil the do; aS having
had FIGHT with another ,lo%, and ~ still sili
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
K.otfcr fron, x,csersh,,ro..
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.


par,, ,,5IsHG. June 10, 1872.
About thirty rrsos. a!tendedthe meeting
Of the Virginia stea,G:lip COMPANY this
afternoon. and after Hadihg several kilograms
from gentlemen IN Richmond, * no regretted
| their inability to be ;:,.c;,s, several short
Speccies were delivered. urGil.. the ,t;cps-
2ityof SIC merchants subscribing. 10 SIC stock
G. tic company in order to protect them
selves from the imposition OF the Old Do
'hinion Steamship Company.
committee of five gent!cmen--viz.,
na><l~: IL. q. Davis, l.. l.. Marks, j. Il.
-ha!Sha!!, X. &. Osborne, and L. 4. Mlrsnv-
was appointed TO canvass the city for aGdi-
tionai subscribers 10 livestock of the COMPANY.
The funeral Of the late Robert Penmnn
took place this afternoon at The Tabh-Street
church. 1t was largely attended by Appo-
'D&:tn% Lodge of Odd-FclowS and st. An
drcWs' Society, Of which deceased was 4
member. :
The weather has become very warm again.
and the few among us who are allie are pre-
paFin@ TO leave for the Sprin@s. while we who
SAINT get away have 10 content ourselves
with ali occasional visit To o,lr.new silph,r
spring. which ncstics ahjacent To the city
wafer works, and scuiS forth il, healing wa
terS free tn all who come.
Tie near approach OF tho meeting OF the
convention which is to nominate II Ead;c,l
.n.' Congress from this district causes con-
siderable discussion and wru-w working among
he friends OF the different aspir.in;s Be-
tween Siowc'i and Porter, both Of whom
have cirpet-lN@gcd into this district for The
lhgpo$c Of getting into Congress. and Rev.
Williams the preferences Of the delegates are
Suniewl.at divided. Williams. who repre-
Scnts The c"orcd element. w!Ilg;rc his white
Brethren 4 hard fight, and il tie white men
ri thc district could decide between them. he
would nc selected az the most deserving man
oil The tarcc. RoHiS hDAIR.
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TIE JUEELEE-As an exhibition Of mllSi-
cal art the juliicC ut Boston must be re-
gardcd is entirely prrrOscrons. 4 clever
k,nd-mastCr, with Il knacs at hllmbu@, who
has no rank among tie lnlsi,s.l artists OF
America, has taken unto himself several
other bardn!a$;rrS, presumably 20 better
,and-un:;i'iS than himself. ana clearly les,
clcysr t..!i i,iui..'ii - shnl.incn, together
with Il COUPLE Of composers whose tame Is
almost confined TO unn!iSicil people, and
with their help proposes to make what lie
calls Il Jubilee. lie MtS collected also Il num-
Der of solo performers. OF whom scarcely
ono is CT Tie first rank, IN enormous or
chcStra. the members Of which have never
before played together. and III immense and
utterly raw T.! oT,,S, and these In has set Ia
rcslrur>ilig works Of all grades 81 merit and
lclnGlit. Hi, 81 Apparatus il perhaps ;iGc-
Gl:ll" In the production Of more noise in Il
given time than has ever before Eecn heard
III Ii time Of peace. TO the production OF
music such IN apparatus clearly is not adt-
qla!p. And whoever goes to The jubilee us
Il .critic.of mere music, lie he never. so jubi-
int in his going. may rs well make up lis
mind to come away dcaicned and disguised.
World.
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The centennial celebration of Berkeley
county. West Virginia, took place Oh Satur-
tlay last. The Martinsburs, Statesman rep
resents it as n grand pageant. Tie various
benevolent orders, in full rcgalia, with bali
ners ane. music, and the citizens III carriages
and on foot. formed a procession and march
ed to the grove, where the exercises of the
day tooli place. Hon. c. J. Faulkner in ap-
propriate terms explained the ohject:of tile
celebration. Rev. John PoiS,l, of Batiinore,
followed i'll prayer; after which, addresses
were made by General ID. II. Strothef and
Rev. Stuart Robinson. A poem wasre'd l.y
Danie! Lucas, ESD, and music added to
the enjoyment. Ten Thousand persons are
reported as in attendance.
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s Nu>pTNFi'L SURGICAL OPERATION UPON
lu1.<G ItaY.--Nnc ui the mos! rel .arhihit
rlIr,.- Oh record has been n":i!! y effected upul
lar ipr-nu Of Miss Hattie Thomas. oi atcr
hiiv. Conn. VINO WIS Sc.,liwu IN hntion
mlluut.ic.urN oNvi i wear ago. from tie nap,
uf Hrr neck TO her cNr-hailS 80 that the skui
w.. lid bare. Death Was expected, and III
most hoped for, ~ The only relief which cotilt
,.4ur h her; blls The doctor noticing that slit
ratified from tl, first Frustrating effects OF The
accident. irtc.utinra 10 experiment with tht
French process al ''Shin grating" and after
~. head lad been brought into i healthy
silt" III s!ppurnton. he made the !'!St al
t',Hp;. taking the "Scrd skin from tii'
p,s;,ni'. arm. The result Was admirable,
hu, exhaustion was induced by the ncw
w"nnd-, ana IL supply Of skin had 10 nc taken
lruln other sources. The nurse. Of Miss
Thomas kindly vollntccrcd; the doctor, dc
lighted with his st.cccSS. applied tho .;hiic IL
hi, own arms, ANA many Young lady friends
,.,.nr forward aud sacrificed portions OF thcil
owi. l.adrS for the salvation OF their suffer
ing >i.,rr. ever one hundred separate pieces
uIir TAP The new scalp and Miss Thomas has
SD.,y,r",'S of her friends mach better than
bc,!.idil blocks. or even locks OF hair.
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\ LlTTr.E GIRL WALKS 'i'nIRTy-Two MILEs
IN SEARCH or Her aiorHHE.- c>tcril:,y Il liz
tie girl. only eleven years of;,ge, arrived in
the city IN search Of her ,nothcr, having
walked ri! the WAY from Sici,yvilie, Il dis
taucc of tlirty-tWo mikes. ii,r story is that
she WAS forced TO leave ~ the brutal treat
mcnt of n man named Gooii!.;ili, with whom
she had been living. She says that three
years ago she was bound TO Goodman Is her
mother, who was then living i'll this city.
Her daily duties were bur,eusomp, and sui
ticept to wcaNA!ta person of:much stronger
frame and nafsE7, than this delicate child.
She WAS compelieda to wash and iron,
besides doing household work, and in
addition WAS made 60 attend, feed, and
milk. thirteen cows. She bore up under Der
enormous. task until nature rcbclcd and rem
dered her physically incapable to longer
prosecute her abors. and Informing her en-
ployer that she was not Strong enough TO do
the work, was brutality told that if she could
not do il to leave. Sl!c then packed UP her
things aud started 10 this clty, arriving yes
tcrday, Us above stated. She went to where
her mother formerly lived, but was unable
to llid her. She then went from place 10
place but could nowhere hear Of hcrmo:hcr,
who had doubtless left the city. Yesterday
afternoon. in her. wandaliiiSs, she met with
charitable people, who kindly administered
to her wants and gained her attmtt;tlIce to !
charitable lStitutIoa.-LUsisotiie, Ledger.
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LyNcrwunG AED DASvlL!.E RNLRoAp.-
Work on this road is progressing very rap
lilly. and we are informed TINT upwards OF
Thirty miles OF t!ic grading is nearly COM
nIcted and the roaG-bcd ready for the track,
The laying OF Which will be commenced in 4
short time. All difficulties at this city in re-
gard 10 tho right OF way have been removed,
ana it has finally been determined to change
the channel of the canal at the Horse ford
and locate the road upon the present line of
the canal. In day or two forces. will he
worked day and night on the tunnel oa>Jct-
ltrson street, and it is hoped il will he COM
plctcd iy The .1St of August, and possibly
earlier.-Ly ucis50rg Aces.
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QutGr WoEK.--Thc Baltimore Amcr|c0a
OF yesterday says: a..
"Tor several weeks past IL. effort has been
made Joy parties anaEouir'ic TO the Baiti-
more and Potomac railroad 10 restrain tie
rorpor.iors from laying their tracks over or
along certain streets Of the ely. \ series oi
resolutions Were passed hy the City COunci!
having for their object Il cessation OF the
work on that portion ofthc rotG lying with
in The limits Of TIC city, hilt ill.,: railroad
comiany needed not the provisions Of the
resolutions and kept OH with the work rs
usual. Finally it came 10 llis' knowledge oi
tie company that an injunction would be
asked for ut one Of the courts yesterday
morning, AMI in order IL aIan+ the in
junction party Tie railroad company on Mon
day afternoon El:l>Scd several hundred labor
csSS and lfackvlaycrs nj the depot on.frlnl-
,Nlyanis avcnmr, and ~ q o'cl o. Yesterday
morning they hot only lad two miles OF
rails lain on the, diSpptsd' territory, but
;.stoniShed the good ci;izclH Of that section
by running Il locomotive over the track.
When it hcc;inc known why The rails had
been 80 suddenly laid Il great crowd of per-
Sons assembled 1T the d"rdt, and rs the h
bolrrs startled otI in the train for Washing
ION great cheer attcStell he spirit in-wliich
the people appreciated the oulankinS of The
Injunction IMrty.' -..
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Two iiEN EEUEADED DY tAiIRoAI
THAlx-&c,,hcmciie, OHIO, June lS.--Eaf!y
Yesterday morning an engine coming west
on the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and st. Louis
riirn!d ran over two unknown men tlils-
teen miles east of this place. The men were
lying across the track in opposite directions,
liz. head and feet Of c;ch resting on The
rail-. The wheels passed over both, cutting
oil their heads aud feet. On the body of one
was found q revolver ana Il plss-book with
William LLOYD written Oh The lear.
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The truth undoubtedly is}that pcrsons-oi
certain constitutions are seriously injured 10y
the use OF tobacco. while Others can use, it
freely.and yet enjoy The best OF health to m
extreme old age The. t.litiLtobaccnpists in
lure their cause by the absurd excess (Which
they carry their theories. Pail kaH Gazette.
Tyler Barker, of Bedford vino committed
suicide ut Antrim, NJ: II. recently, ieft e VIII
ibeaueatbipg his entire estate, CONSISTING 81
property valued ats ,0eu, to the totsnse OF
iBoxford for the purpose Of establishing and y
maintaining u high school,
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BLACKBERRY, .Yc.
EOR SALE, ...-...-...-
l. A LARGE LOT OF MACHINERY

FoR SALE E,,ror or or N ,c,,tsrrv.
e H0IsTING-ENGlNE, about Is-horse power,
mounted wheels, suitable for quarry Ing,
wrcckin2, pllctlrivine. &C., with or without
rt~-llUi.SE POWER UPRIGHT ENGINE and
one ns s-faRs& x POWER HGRIcULruRAL EN-
CINE. mounted on wheels: :. : j
One G--HoKsE: POWER PORTABLE ENGINE
aud BOILER.
One MEM i.-lIOl;SE POWER PORTABLE I'm
One '' NT:W lO-HoRsE POWER STATIONARY
ENGINE, with ''Whccers" Patent. Balance
one, $ES9X Y ,o-noRsE POWER STA
one sEc0SD-ilhNn ls-HoRsE POWER PORT
one sEsd MILITANT s-HorsE POWER tr
One ss.iiul:sE POWER STATIoNAItY ENGINE,
O,c O-IiORSE PQWERSTATl ESGINE,
EHW T STATMaHI aHftMs
one viii it tpSns f%M III hFi f6 fa ffE E6
Three SI PL t., ii CYLiNDER BOILERS of l5-horse
o ,. SF@ SS, H H,2 II T ,ty E nLowER'
Que rol:rAELIsGRIsrM MILL; ithS-f"ot French
one ' new s' GRaY & wooD PLANEE, es-foor
One sCIEW CUTTING SLIDE LATHE, 10 inches
\ swing AMI T-fpot bed, nearly new; 80
One Eoo1s LATHE, Suitable FOR s'nlsml'h or Jew
Fke EAnL's PATENT STEAM rUsus, assort'
| Three 7FOi;cE PUMPS, from zone to fonr-iucl
| pIungers; :. (,
tSiLAFriNG, PULLEYS, and HANGERS Of al
/ sizes. t t'i-'',.' ..-'. r.s
| Steam and Water Gauges. Poet and Gloh
| Valves, Gauge Cocks, TalUw Cups, Wafer iiaug
GI:lsSes all kinds OF Oh Cans, Steam Whistles, l
general assortment OF Engineers supplies. Also
large assortment of new amt secondhand ToiGc
shapes, shape Presses, Box Presses, Bands and Bll
| lets, and all Kinds Of Tobacco Fixtures made {
order r.s. .T-. - * eft 80 80 ~ N.rty,f.s
! The above will be sold at very reasonable price:
| aud on accommodating terms.
SEOAT 4 ADpINGTON, i.
Nos. ls2o, 1324yl495~ and I;2s Garyistrcet, 4
ana Nus. l3and 10 south Fifteenth, street.
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IaMlGRArloN.--Rcc some capitalists
from Ca,uda have purchased lands i'll Baden
county, and Intend locating . colony there re
They bought the Clean, Wright lands Cy,GsO
acres) for $4,000. They w'nlt more more III g
tracts for farming, timber, and ma 'iifactt-
ring oses.--iGyetteciae "a. ~ Eagle
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Th& LAAy- ToB,2CJ MsSuFAcruKEKs.-A
meeting al i,.i-tohacro dealers waS held vi
Nrs York Oh Monday evening to protcs;
ae,!l.sl the law recently made in Congress
iurbi,idng The sale III leaf tobacco III s!nal!
Quantities. smicss on payment Of Il very heavy
tax or license, and committee Mas mp
pointed 10 proceed to Washington 10 sec
Comma ,s;nner Douglass Oh the subject
BdittmCrc Sun.
Such i HE lazy, and AIR. Douglass cannot
,,It. ~
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REUSirED.-An old coiored man and his
wife, originally from Maryland, and who had
been separated and hid noe seen;cich other
for thirty. years, met and were rciinited last
week in York county, Phi. Each thought
the other Looked old. -. 80 =, Z ~ !.
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BoXps SToLES.-lt has been discovered
that bonds to the amount Of S122 900, belong
in. to the Mount Olivct Incline Plane Com
pany, which had been deposited liz the Glass
ana Iron Savings Bank, in birmingham, Pa,
have been stolen. @ttts
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.s:.a3 Sa::ani: s.c;t; E::.E.E.S nr@ ih
e!;,Cr:.fiGss.

...IN lhycr uaii"na' gold banks are Il! pres
.. ~ g. ,..u,iun uu,irr the law creating THAI
g.. lima"ri,d institutions. two al wti;ct
IA a!,i..f,it. with Il capital Of 81 ,00C,0V,
and ihc,hird in Boston, with a cilnta
-vu'Gro. Applications are on file "a the
...u. n4r; Comptroller Of the Currency io'
. ,... ..>tn> II Of other gol.i hanks a
.g..l..:n, STOCKTON, and Oakland, Cal
.. ..aiwdiion> lave been received from
., fu... nor any cities other tl,na tii"s;
-&g la,u'i"nrG.- 10 hing'om Patriot.
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CiRcus Acc1pEST-At the exhibition OF a
circus on Saturday in. ConneilsYlile, i'at, q
portion of the seats broke doHn, and NUM-
Der of persons were injured. An old iady
| had her bacl. broken.
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BY an explosion in Warmers oil works,
Long Island city, Tuesday, Michacl lIana-
han was blown Il distance OF forty feet and
fatally injured. The building to5k fire and
was partially destroyed.
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lew CLOTHING, NEW CLOTHING,

. SPRING AND SUMNER WEAR. .s
1872!
Large additions are nav hcing received daily Ey
express and steamer OF all .'-''
THE LATEST NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON.
As 10 prices
TWENTY-FIVE PEE CENT. CAN BE SAVED
by buying of me this season. g..
The large increase of sales II an evidence of The
appreciation by the citizens generally s7.n
lhat they will lie eovcr,"diy
.. their interest and ~e,.a,,r .
SCI. EC"r THE HOUSE THAT CAN GIVE THEN
NOT ONLY BARGAINS ......
for their money, h't give them the
LATEST STYLES AND NEW EST GOODS.
These goods will be sold - .4t
WITHOUT REGARD To COST or PROFI1
advantages which no .mlar house offers.
Call AMI satisfy yoursclf."
WILLIAM IRA SMITH, Agent,
my li-eodtJy23 100 MINI street
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OFFICE ENGINEER JAMES RIVER

OFFICE ENGINEER JAMES RIVER
IMPROVEMENT, RICHMOND. VA, Junel II, ls1aab
captains Of all steamers
IN 1lying the river arc requested 10 SLOW
Down on approaching or p:ssing the unitea
::WheI, a yellow flag is displayed. preparations FOR
explosions with -gycarine nre being maize and
toaroid danger, I'LL persons are notihed TO give
sPniTnlts fayisit tba machine to inspset the work
ing OF the diamond drill nrt hs had ~ ms Once
Ne Is-lw United States Assistant Engineer.
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OFFICIAL.
CITY GoILECToh'S fgtttfrt ~
RICHMOND, VA, June lss, lsi2 )
- l1,,c n n A 4 u

5VNHIS OFFICE W1LLrDE OfGN DhihI
from O'Clock A. M. tos O'clock I, ai. FROM tbes
18th 10 the aeth instant, inclusive for es
TtSESe REtf1.hNB PERSDNkf., for the year
1917, the whole onehaf OF the amYpns q. s1N 2.
charged. And that Zen lfr cent. VIII y as. ~, NJ
nnriy asstssed sbalf flil to pay the whole or enc
half within ha tina so limited ,.,,
ge reIraaIuing bills delinquent for the year ISL
mist be promptly settled. otherwise shall ciyfy
mi - - - JOHN g..EEGNA4lLT,
10 lrim CITY Collector
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CuyuEEi.ANp Gar RoAp.-,Wcarc delighted
to learn from good authority that General
MaAoAe will soon commence WORK on inc
Cumberland Gap railroad. --Aa'7om Patriot.
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pARGAlNSl BARGAINS!!

pARGAINSl BARGAINS!! .'f~ IS
IN SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,
At JULIUS KRARER'S, No. 1917 Main street,
which consist Of Chcyiot Suits NJ 9l, wortI, SIS
light Cassimcr Goats and T,,nls at Si3, worth SI5
bluc. hlck and brown Cloth Coats, frcks and Der
bys, ii $I2. worth SIS light AMI dark Suits FOR boys
III $40 and ST. worth iia and T5; hoy' black Alpaca
jackets and Linen Pants for SO; children's Linen
Suits nj Sa.e5; boys Linen Goats ut 75c.; ncu's
Linen Coats at 81 and upwards Cottonade Suits nj
SO, worth 81. Also a large assortment Of whit.
Duck and Ribbed Suits: double and single-breasteG
Marseillcs Vests; striped Alpaca aud SaFtSur
Coats, AMI full line of. FURNISHING GOODS
can sell lower than any one, - buy exclusively
for cash. Come and convince yourselves.
Take notice OF the red post IN front Of The door
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