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Police Corkr, FRID4Y-.Tustice y. j.
White presiding. THE following cases were

PoLIcE Coukr, FR1psF-.lustice y. j
White presiding. g.--The following cases wert
disposed Of: s,,s ss;ef
Dorrell Cooper and Henry Salge, charged
with assauiting and abusing Ann J. Cooper
Dir. Cooper WAS, discharged, and Saige fined
s5 and required TO leave the city in twenty
four hours.
Beverly Robinson (coloret), charged with
cutting, stabbing, and wornding Washington
Robinson aud Washington Robinson,
charged with being disorderiy and fighting
with Beverly; Robinson. Fined $3.50 each
for assault. -
Dick Jackson (colored), charged with as
saniting and striking Jennie Williams. Case
continued. 4 49, 1! !. u: ,g&.ras--.
John Dolan. charged with assauItins and
interfering with the netmen while in the dis
charge Of their duty, and did rescue and
prevent them from capturing dog. Fined
Jennie Edwards and Mary Shea, charged
VIII Keeping an iligoverned and disoraerly
mouse: sDischargedTwith an admonition.
Archer Ilill, charged with fighting In the
FIRST Market Fined 800.
Thomas Marlin, stealing one piece of meat
valued at Sl.40, from j. B. JACKSON. Case
aismissed, no prosecutor being present. sel
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The EDITORIAL EXCURSION TO THE North.
4 considerable number OF editors from south
ern cities arrived here yesterday en- route for
Baltimore, whence they will 80 North on an
excursion tour under the escort of Major n.
II. Hotchkiss. The following cXcursionists
were registered 1T Ford'S Hotel last night
II. M. Gallaher, free Press Cllarlestown,W
Va; John :. Payance, New Orleans Times A.;
A. b. Nenablc. Farlnyille Ne,o Common.
,realM; X. i. Berkeley and W. S. Gil
man, Richmond Wing; John II. Wart.
man, Rockingham Register; George W.
Hardwicke, Lynchbnrg Republican; NJ.
NJ. Cooke, Montgomery (Alabama) Daily
.Adrertiser and Mail; $. Fl. Letcher,
Lexington Gazette; J. j. Stewart, Sails
bury IN. CO. Watciman !; George II. CAL
vert, Shenandoah Valley; John d. Nor
rison. Roclibridgc Citiscn; J. Wayt Bell,
Jacob Baylor, :nd William A. Bell, Of Staum-
ton, Va. :; Thomas Matthews, Lewisbur"
Va; William Ferguson, Richmond, Va;
A. S. Mallzy, Staunton Spectator III. 4. Il,
Manning, NJ. d., Roanoke Netcs; John II
Foster, Charlottesville Ciuontcie II. D.
Ward, Richmond Enquirer.
Many others are expected to arrive to-day,
and more will join the party in Baltimore
Those here viii lie photographed at p. NJ :.
and the party will leave on York River rail
road ut : p. NJ.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRRow.--We
note the following special appointments:
81. Marks English Lutheran (Odd-Fei-
lows HalD.---Rey. j. q. Ncillcr, of Salisbury,
n. G., at IL A. Nj. ...t...--... s.. +. 81
First Presbyterian. OF Pres
byterian Sl,nday-School Union at +. NJ.
Thfrd Ptesby;r710n.--iser. ii. w. staples
at IL A. NJ. No services i'll the evening,
Second Baptist.-Wc have received
printed programme OF the slrcl'l services at
this church tomorrow norningat 4 o'clock.
it includes Il sermon by the pastor, Rev. c.
G.. Biting, and six pieces Of music by the
choir and choral accompaniment of three
hundred voices. Professor Robinson will
preside at the organ.
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PARADE or THE ESToNE-CuTTERs.-Thes en-
ployes of Ordway & Co. at the Government
Granite Works, across the river, eniiyened
our streets yesterday afternoon hy public
demonstration OF rejoicing in view of the
adoption of the eighi-hour system at the
works. They turned out in fall force, four
abreast, and, preceded by McCann's band.
marched through several of the principal
streets. we have several times had OCCASION
to commend the find looks, good behavior,
and manly bearing OF these gentlemen.
Thay constitute a valuable and useful addi-
tion to our population, and should bffs, 'as
thew are, cordially welcomed TO citizenship
in Virginia,
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TILE LATE JoHy CALVIN DayIs.-At a meeting
of the Directory Of the Planters National Bark,
held at It's banking -.tonse on Thursday, June 10,
1877, Mr. John ~ Betvin was called to the chair and
Dir. L. II. Frayser requested toact as secretary.
On motion OF Mr.. C. e Whitlock, committee OF
three was appointed to prepare resolutions expires
sive Of the sorrow Of the Directory a. the loss Of
their late cashier, JoHN C.. DAVIS, Esq. The Chair
appointed the following gentlemen: Hessrs. Whit
lock, Wilson, and Palmer who reported tbs follow
Ing resolutions: Es7 -. s,,. "a; s. - -
where's. By the dispensation ofan all-wtse ProsL
dence the late cashier Of this hank has been removed
ny death from our midst, deem this t occasion
to give expression TO feelings touching the sad
event therefore be 1t i. . .-7.l n
=. Rexolred, That the death Of John c. Davis to
whom we each had become eu,ieared by his gentle-
manly and manly bearing, has left a void not only
at this board but in hearts; by II this bank has
lost the services or faithful Jealous, aud efficient
officer, and the community deprived OF one Of its
most promising and ,isefal members. ~ %'sl@
!" Resolrsd We hereby tender to the family Of the
deceased our most sincere feeling Of sorrow ami
sympathy, and that In respect to his memory we
will wear the usual badge of mourning for thirty
days. l .alS.s .s-r 5sseg
i. Resoirsd, That these proceedings be published
in the daily newspapers. copy sent to tine Ely of
the deceased, and that they be spread on the ne
cords of this hank
JOHN 4. BELrIN, Chairman.
Gn4 ?. !.
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THE PEOPLES STAMP or VALUE.-The Govern
meut endorsement, which lcgalzes the sale Of
PLANTATION BITTERS, Is not the only stamp
affixed 10 that famous vegctoble ionic. IL bears
In addition to That Official sanction the still more
valuable stamp Of public appreciation. This ntsti-
mablc voucher of Its rare properties rs tonic,
corrective and Alternative, Is Of much earlier date
than the Government crcdentnl; for millions oi
sick persons had pronounced II the grand specific OF
the age long hefo:e Congress thought OF taxing pro-
pretary medicines. 1t is unnecessary TO repent III
detail the properties Of this wonderful vegetable
invigor,nt. The hest reference that can be Offered
to those who desire the full particulars of Its vir
tues Is the general public. Ask those who have
tried st as 4 remedy for dyspepsia, constipation
biliousncss, Intermittent feVers, nervous debility
rheumatism, sea Sickness low spirits, or loss ofvlta
power, what PLANTATION BITTERs has done TO
them, and be governed by the response they max
tp yDur inuuiriea. + f...
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SALES or RRaI. EsTArE.-We ellington God.
din, auctionecr. sold on Thursday afternoon,
for the commissioners in the case of Darrsl.
cost's administrator us. Darracott, &C., the
following real esfate-yiz., the brick tene-
ment on the south side of Franklin between
Governor and Fourteenth streets, 80 by 4a
feet for 81, 400. :. lots Nos. % and d in Pati-
colas's plan, in Sidney, fronting on the south
side Of Grave. street GO feet, running back
$50 feet to an alley, for S33o.55 cents per front
foot, and tile farm on the Brook turnpike,
containing 57et acres, for 81 ,002 2.5c-making
the total sales 1862 30
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GRAND GREELEY Meeting To-NIGHT. The
first grand Greeley mass meeting under the
auspices of the Young Mems Central Greeley
Club will be held this evening at Virginia
Hall. AS the crowd will be great, and the
hall will not be sufficient to hold all present,
it is proposed to hold an additional meeting
OH the outside. A band of music will be i'll
attendance, and there will bc a display Of
fireworks. Judge Ould. K. Il. Daniel, Esq,
Colonel Joseph Mayo, Jr, Hon. Mr.. Davis
of Pittsylvania, Colonel X. B. Berkeley Of
Prince Edward, and many other prominent
speakers, will deliver addresses.
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ELECTION Or OFFICERS OF THE GERMAN
TURNER'S SocIETY.--Tne German Turner'S
Society have elected the following officers
Tor the ensuing year: President, Edward
hempe; Yice-President, Henry Schott Fist
Scribe, II. Koppel; Second Scribe, Charles
Schmidt; First Instructor in Gymnastics, F.
Wltte Second Instructor in Gymnastics,
julius Fischer; Treasurer, August Weimer.
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FELL FROM A SECOND-SToRY WlSDOw.--On
Wednesday :: colored man named Jackson
met with Il severe accident ut the Old Do
miniou Sugar Reliuery, which resulted nhis
ieg heing broken in two places. lie was
employed rs a coaEhcayer, and becoming very
mllclI heated, went to the window TO cool
of. He had hardly gotten there when the
sudden change caused by the wind blowing
on him threw him into convulsion, and
being unable to help himself he fell to the
ground. Besides having his leg broken he
was otherwise injured. He was taken to
the College IntirmurY.
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Masonic ELEcTioN.--MGtropolit Lodsc
No. II, has elected the following officers for
the ensuing term: III. ID. DanfortlI, master !.
o. +. Marshall, senior warden; Behjamip
Bates, junior warden; Edward Mccarthy.
treasurer; $. E. Jacobs, secretary; William
Heller, senior deacon; William Heller. II. J.
Meyers, and Edward Bates, stewards.
Chaplains, RcYs. Thomas u. Dudley and NJ.
j. Michclbaclicr.
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OnrOe. #I,
Tie Durham Tobacco Case.

Grant Kntcryicwed--His Opinion of
Grecley's Chances--Dr. fdouard's
Case.
New YORK, June 1.-THE Heralds cor.
respondent reports an interview with Grant
at Long Branch. On being intcrrogated on
the presidential question, he said he thought
that Greeley's chances for nomination at
Baltimore were about even, and his chances
lay with that Convention. He: believed
Greeley would withdraw if a straight.out
Democratic ticket was nominated. IIc
hoped Greeley would be endorsed at
Baltimore, GAS" he said, eve would then
know whom we are fghting.' 2 % ~
The President said the release Of DIR
Houard had been demanded Of the Spanish
Government, and he. presumed 1t would bt
aceeded to. He remarked at the close of tht
interview that the Cabinet had not discussed
what shall be done in case Spain refuses th'
demand
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rG THE CIRCULATION aoF THE ppIs-
fATcH IS LARGER THAN rHE aosfBfSsri
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE oTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY. s,e
AUCTION SALES TIErs DAY.

RICHARDSON & co. viii sell at at. NJ. large
number or building lots In Manchester.
GKUBBS 4 WILLIAMS will sell ut s r. af. d trfcx
dwelling aud six building lots OF, tle s0nt,i side
OF Green street between Cherry and Chlvert
Also, number OF lots at the south&est corner
of Laurel and Cumberland streets. Also, lots on
the west side OF Cherry between Beverly and
Ancmarlc Streets, and i lot OH Main east or Park
Place. .....
THOMAS ". KEESEE will sell at 10 A. NJ, at the
ho,St-lot, horses, mules &C. .1.4,.. ,.-t... !,
COOK & LAUGHToS will sell ut 10 A. n, at the
horse e-lni. hor;cs, Young n.cs vehicles, sc.
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ARRIVED WITH HIS RIsoSER.--Detective
Henry w. Dabney arrived here on Thursday
evening from Tennessee, having in charge
William II. White alias William Ross, who
stands charged with being an escaped con-
vict from the Virginia penitentiary anda fugi-
tive from Justice. White was brought before
the Police Justice yesterday morning, and
was by him committed TO Jail for ten days.
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Contest FOR TIE WooDs PRIZE MEDAL.
A large audience assembled ut the Grace
Street Baptist church on Thursday night to
witness the contest for the prize gold medal
offered by Mr.. Hiram Woods to the best
declaimer at Richmond College. This was
the occasion Of the annual award. The
contestants were fourteen in number.--ylZ.
Peterfield Swami, Of Powbatan A. T.
Thorn, of northampton; 4. w. Graves,
of Orange; w. W. Woodward, of Middle
sex; S. f. Taylor, of Henry; T. j. Daven'
port, of Washington; St. George L. Abra
ham, of Cumberland; j. Camm Hobson
of Richmond; j. A. French, Of Richmond
George H. Swami, of Powhatan; Vernon
'Anson, of Dinwiddie !; \. l.. Owen, OF
Richmond; r. j. Blnkenbeker, of Wash
inetolh county, and J. NJ. Luck, of Bed
ford. The judges were Judge Robert Ould
w. A. Ma,lry, Esq, and Colonel Thomas )
Evans. -<i.-F ,,.s.r,'
All of the declamations were really OF
very high order of merit, and afforded tho
| audience nota little agreeable entertainment
Indeed the judges found a little difficulty II
deciding who should carry of the honor
Being unable TO agree who was the best de-
claimer. thev reported three names, eacl
Judge having his man. These names were
Porterfield Swan, j. A. French, and j. NJ
Luck. A second trial was therefore ncccS
sary, and was held yesterday evening at The
Office of Colonel Evans. The result was The
unanimous award Of the medal to Mr.. D
Adolphus French, apronlinent student from
this city. The presentation will be made OF
some day hereafter to be announced.
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I WAsHTyoTos, June 14.a-Partially cloudy
weather VIII prevail on Saturday north Of
the Ohio VaIley, with light TO fresh north
erIy to westerly winds, and over the SOUTH
ern States east OF the Mississippi, with light
to fresh westerly to nertheriy winds. Clear
ing but partially cloudy weather for the
Middle and New England States, with light
to fresh southwesterIy to northwesterls
winds. X 80 .tsSt7+ II y - fTSih34i:ss57a p
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THROUGH TO, LExISGros.-Mr. Robert
Edmonds popular line of canal. packets
will, ON and after the 18th instant, resume
their trips to Buchanan and Lexington.
leaving Lynchbt1rg Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday at $50 p. NJ. There is no
change in the schedule between Richmond
and LynchbI1rp
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RARE HoNEsTy.--.The first man who took
the benefit of the bankrupt law in Virginia,
after the passage of the act in 1867. went
west shortly afterwards. Yesterday he
returned to the city, and before night had
mid all his former creditors in full for the
claims which they held against him when he
went into bankruptcy. We suppose there
are few such cases OH record, and it speaks
well for our people. 1"-, -'f7 %" =" A:
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SPECIAL CoNsTABLEs FOR RIVERSIDE PARK.
In the Henrico Cnuniy Court yesterday
Judge Minor appointed the TO lowing special
constables for Riverside Park: 'Antohl n
pizzini, James Stamper, John A. Pizzlni,
and f. A. G. Handy. These appointments
are made at the request of the company own
ing the Park. with view to the presersst'
ton of order on the grounds'at all times.
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-SuNpAY-ScHooL ANNIvERsAHY.--The anni-
yersary celebration of the Presbyterian Sun
day-School Union will take place at the First
church Capitol street, tomorrow afternoon
at ) o'clock. An interesting programme has
been prepared. The children will meet in
the same church this Saturday afternoon to
practice singing for the anniversary.
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TUE MURPHY HABEAs CORrus CASE
Judge Wexford decided yesterday that the
communication of sentence granted to Law
renee Murphy by Governor Walker, though
invalid us such, operates as an absolute par
don. and that Murphy should not go to the
penitentiary. The Commonwealtt's attor-
ney proposing to appeal from this decision,
Murphy was released on bail in the sum OF
yI nn0 ."f.'s
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DIED FROM HIS INJuRIEs.-George Brown,
the colored convict shot by one of the
guard ut Hawkins's@ quarry few days ago
during disturbance, died on Thursday
from the injuries he received. ssrg.r
Deputy Coroner Trent held an inquest at
the pcnitentiary yesterday afternoon, the
jury bringing inaverdictin accordance with
the facts already published.
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THE TOBACCO MARKET As REPORT ED By
TIE NEW YORK .TOBACG0 LEsAk.n

TIE MEN YORK TOBACCO LEAf.nsa.
Yir1tnt1 Le,T.--Thcre IL no change to note in the
Virtnia leaf market There have been some sales
on Regie accmlnt,s and manufacturers took few
parcels, but aside from tGese Transactions little APP
pears to have been Accomplished the trade eytnciHg
no great desire to inaugurate u movement In ad-
vance OF the natural demand which must ere long
occur. a. az faiy.s 80 s.Et IstRs. Esse ~ s.e,
generally fnycrale lceeipfs increasing In the fDr-
mer, and sales owing to improved assoyiments, be.
coming again frequent in the latter The work OF
uiaptiug Is progressing quite auspiciousiy.g
Kaagl ncttred. Some business was done In export
goods and there wasa slight movement I'D she 6one
facilities for transportation California being The
principal buyer on this account. The aggregate tuJ-
ness However, was not large. Prices aplear 70 bs
improving and we advance quotations o llitle 10
meet the alteration therein.
y Smoking. .-Phe dehand for smoking tobacco mas
been quiz by the passage OF the aInenied reye-
Ie law increasing the tax on this commodity four
seents pogpd, Ordarxare said to be coming tnGute
which 20 Dsf1ctlase at csrrent rates. sfsS'
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TELEGRAPHIc NEWS.

sew York Stock and sEcney Market.
New 9oRK, June Money easy att4 te
6Iper cent; prime paper, 81 to Z. Sterling,
90 TO 81. Gold duh at 113s TO- ff3zz..
Governments closed duh and steady at .
fraction decline. States quiet Tennessee's,
% ;tneW. same. sVrginia's, 43: new, SO.
Loslisiana's. 60; new, 55. Lesee's, 60. Ala-
iana's S4; t5's, 60 Georgias Is; 11's, sss..
North Caselina's, sd aew, 2ia. South Car,
olina's, 50; new. SD sss. ,y 80
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The TRAVELLING PUBLIC are much indebted
to Mcssrs. CABRERA Co for the conyeniences
furnished by them. irkets to all points
north. south, east, and west, can be obtained
at their offices. No. 8!B Main street and at the
Exchange Hotel. Excursion tickets to Nj.
agara Falls, The Strings, Riverside Park rtd
Dolly Warden boats, and everywhere else,
can be bought Of them. Baggage and pas.
sengers called form any part OF the city, and
baggage checked by then, TO all points.
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HENRIco County CoURT.-Iu this c,,,,yt
yesterday Hannah Dabney and Aaron I;,yior
We're tried for assault and battery and liu,i,
$40 each.
The trial Of. Edward Taylor, Robert Wi.
son, Benjamin King, and Lee Mosby
(coloredl, for breaking into store al; Curl
Neck, WAS commenced. ~ -. .f7f%.a So =
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IcE-CREAM, 1cE-CREAM-Onacco of the Inn
mense demand for PIzZINIs creams. and his fucill-
ties being limited to abou. hundred and fftytO
two hundred gallons per day. parties desiring
creams for dinner Tomorrow are requested to send
In their orders previous to O'Clock p. NJ, or the
probabilities are that he will not be able 10 supply
than
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HUsTNGs .CoUgT.---In this court yesterday
the trial Of Thaddeus {. Bennett, charged
witlfthe kiliingof w. K. Howle, was COM
menced.
The jury failed to agree in the case OF
Charles u. Warren, charged with receiving
money under false pretenees.
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l,, sute,,a,, az = suppoaoa Reporser.

BALTIsoRR, June i4.--A special from Hayre
de Grace saws man on the tlain leaving
Baltimore last night at ii O'Clock was killed
5by jumping from car-window. From pa
spars in hia possession Ibis name appears 70
be William Chilson or Douglass, and hteiy
from Gharlestown. va He WIS supposed TO
be going TO New York "a reporter Tor some
paper.
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CArHoIlc BENLvoLENr uHioS OF VIRGINIA.
The Richmond delegates to this body, i'll
cudins Mayor Kelley, returned from Fred
cricksD,rg early yesterday morning. They
were well pleased with the trip, and think
the session will result in great good.
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t;eueraI Ise,rss.s /.

| Ngw ToRK, ,.Jnne 1l4..--The Union League.
Club unanimously endorses the Philadelphia:
nominations. ..etf1is9 1855 t,gszt a..
There were six cases Of sunstroke, here
Yesterday. ~
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Democratic Action Towards Greeley.
MILWAUKEE, June I4.--The Democrntic
State Convention has passed resolutions en-
dorsing the Cineippati platform and nomi-
nees.
SALEH, Mass, June 1.-THE Congress
sional Democratic Convention here has re-
fused to instruct its delegates to Baltimore
in favor of the Cincinnati nominees aud
DIatfnrrp
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THE DIAMOND DRILL AT WoRK.--Mr.
Charles NJ. kaimbach left at this office yes
terday specimen of the granite core en-
tIacted by means OF diamond drill from
rock in the James river just opposite the
Old Dominion Steamship Company's wharf:
This specimen is about five inches long and
three in circumference. 1t Is beautiful
granite. but its interest consists not in this,
but in the evidence which 1t affords OF the
power and superiority Of the diamond drill,
now for the first time used i'll the James
river, and cnly recently brought to its pre-
sent state OF perfection. Two OF these
drills are to he llsed by the United States
Government, under the suler!ntcndence OF
Major w. G. Turpin. i'll breaking up. the
Rockets reef and other rocky obstructions
TO navigation in this-pOrt. Each OF them
has bit crowned with diamonds to the
value of about SsS0.
The hit ut work on the rock from which
this specimen came makes 240 revolutions in
Il minute, and cuts through the solid granite
with apparent ease. The operation Is most
interesting, especially as it gives promise OF
the solution Of the difficult question OF James
River Improvement, which is so vifally I'M
portant to Richmond just now.
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Moye,nents MO-, of tr,e pre.i4,ent., mi :,

LoNG BRANcH, June 14.-Grant is domi-
ciled here. He goes to Washington Tuesday
TO attend Cabinet meeting, and thence he
goes to Boston to attend the meeting of Pea.
body Institute trustees. He Will visit the
jubilee on the 18th instant, after which he
will return to Long Bianeh. .'sS .''7'sy,"s
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DIRECT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. L. B. SPENCE
& SoS have just received direct from the manufac-
tlirers per steamer Moravian ALLAN le) splendid
stosk OF fine English hosiery for gentemeD'S wear.
Those in want of really line article In this line
would do well 10 give them Z call.
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P1IoroGRApHY.- Employ REEs & CO. TO execute
your nkenesses Their prices are as los as the
lowest, and their facilities and WcTk unsurpassed
Special pains taken with children and family groups
PRICES $3.50 Fer dozen for card, 81 for large sze =:
to ase for Iife-sre, according to fnish; 1unfypes
soc. All negatives retouched Main street nea'
Ninth, s-. 49,
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Summer heat is very much relieved by the clothes
we wear, and Z. B. SPENCE & Son seem TO under
stand this, IL we allowed to judge by the large
a16d we-selectesi assortment OF light fabrics they
offer for sale in the way OF gentemen,s wear. Call
on them If you would te cool.