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FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC NEWS
REPORTED FOR STATE JOURNAL
POLITICAL.
Proposed Conference OF Ant. @ rceiey Demo.
.gs aEGfat' .. Gratis. ID aHsgg aue.e .

Proposed Conference OF Anti reeIev demo.
SOB ,slGts," F' Gratis. > 11'1T ,1'o'" :
Ne,, yo,l. lima oe, A o,,,...;aoab-
,Josenb r. PIanders and .fobn vog sI a i,a1 n
statop th.t .fton na,a a,u ooin ha.r an Aiiell'
Democrats of tbo o;t,, 81 C.ato ac NJ,
York who will not sinnort Greelev 4 i
suggested as the most nracticaT wav ol
giving expression to such onnosition to
invite such Democrats to meet at Baltimore
on the sth of July for Conference. The
invitation extends to all such Democrats
tbroupbout tbe TTnion '''i - '''oo' ''''1' 90
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CLEAN NgNCS.

-Emmerson Etheridge, of Tennessee,
supports Greeley, but curses his new allies
as the "Wild Hog Democracy"
An international copyright treaty be-
tween Great Britain and the German En-
pire has been drafted at Berlin.
: The new Legislature of Oregon will meet
ON the second Monday in September, and
for the first time in four years the State
will be under full control of the Repub-
licans. s,,. ..-.s--,
There is considerable excitement in
Newton, New Jersey, over the secret ar
rival from New York by rail and burial of
the body ofa young lady, the daughter of
wealthy parents. 1t is believed to be an
other abortion case.
"A wealthy old lady of Detroit has
taken whim to peddle oranges and figs, and
goes about the streets retailing her wares,
dressed in elegant clothes. She is partly de-
mented; and if her frienes do not allow
her to follow her notions she becomes vio-
lent.
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PRESIDENT GRANT, accompanied by
Mrs. Grant, Secretary Fish and wife,
General Dent and wife, and General Bab-
cock and three ladies, arrived in Boston at
Q O'Clock Tuesday morning. The city
committee, with the United States marshal,
were awaiting the arrival of the party at
the depot, and they were conveyed direct
ly to the Revere House. Quite large
crowd gathered, but the reception was Who'll
ly Informal. During the forenoon the Pres
sident attended the meeting Of the trustees
of the Peabody fund. The following mem
bers of the board were present: Robert G.
Winthrop, chairman; Hamilton Fish, vice
chairman; President Grant, j. Ii. Clifford,
Massachusetts William Aiken, South ga
rolina William A. Graham, North Caro-
iina; G. Manchester, Philadcl phia; Samuel
Wetmore, New York !; George N. Eaton,
Maryland; Samuel Watson, Tennessee
A. Ii. II. Stuart, Virginia and General
Richard Taylor, Louisiana.
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RICHMOND FEMALE INsTITU

RICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE
The commencement exercises of this insti-
tuition will be held this Thursday evening,
at the First Baptist church, in this city,
and will consist of music, the reading OF
essays, the announcement of distinctions,
the presentation of medals, conferring
diplomas, and an address by Rev. ii. A
Tupper, d. d. This institnttin- Is IN
highly hourishing cnnl:tioii, and the gradua-
ting class .t,is year is quite large. The
sAerclses, which commence at quarter past
eight o'clock, will be quite interesting, and
the attendance no doubt large. III
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ROBT. POLLARD, assignee will sell at King anG
| Queen Court House, July 10, Valuable rea
estate in King and Queen county. -'
N. III. LEE, trustee, and Jacob Cohn, assignee
b. viii sell in front of the u S. Custom House
July lst, at IL M, House and Lot on Leigh
street.
r. M. MAYO, assignee, and b. M. ROBINSON
trustee, VIII sell ut Lancaster Court House
Monday, July 10Th, (that being court day.
IE Valuable real estate in Northumberland
county. ""T
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, auctioneers, will sell
IN 'front.' of the U. s. Custom-House, June
18th, at 10 A. NJ, valuable Real Estate in
Patrick county.
+. w. MAHOOD, assignee of ]. G. Roy. bank.
fupt, VIII sell at store, corner Ninth and
Broad street, July LIST, commencing at 10
A. NJ, a stock of books, stationery, &C., &C.
+. 5. SEABURY, auctioneer, Petersburg, Va
VIII sell at his rooms on Sycamore street, on
~ saturday, July Goth, at IL O'Clock M, a
valuable Truck and Dairy farm in Dinwiddie
county.
SMITH & PETERSON, auctioneers and real
estate agents, will sell on Tuesday, July O.,
at II 0 clock M, in front of the United States
r Custom-H House, several valuable tracts of
land, life interest in lands, chooses in action,
notes, &c. .'.'.E ~
8. N. DAVIS, auctioneer, will sell on Tuesday,
July 9, in front of the United States Gus.
tom-house, in the city OF Richmond, the
Shoses IN Action, surrendered by James Il.
Butier Co., bankrupts. Also, at tho same
Tine and place, a valuable piece of real es-
mond, formerly belonging TO w f. G. Gar
nett bankrupt. s
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GREELLY'S CABINET. The Cincinnati
Commercial has arranged Horace's Cabinet
as follows: Adam, Of ofMassachusett, for the
State Department; Groesbeck, of Ohio, for
the Treasury Palmer, of Illinois, for War
Walker, of Virginia, for the Navy; Julian,
of Indiana, for the Interior Evart, of New
York, for Attorney General ; and Forney of
Pennsylvania--in case he should come out
for Greeley-for Postmaster General. This
would be a distinguished Cabinet, represent
ting the principal States and the various
sections OF the country. Ifany of the gentle
men should refuse Office there are such
leaders as Trumbull, Cox, Welles, Bowles,
White, and others to choose from.
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TERMS
Gpel,iltg State Jpnrnat.


o 3 PETERSBURG, Va, June 27, 1872.
TO The Editor qfthe State Journal: - Z
= 30 A few days previous to our last munich
pal election, an infamous charge was
trumped up by some Democratic politicians,
involving the personal and official integrity
Of our worthy Mayor, Hon.. Franklin
Wood. ''.tsl'' Nif'E 2
Of course, every person of sense knew il
was done for the purpose Of defeating him
for reelection, and therefore the base cal
umny had no effect. Yet certain politicians
determined to follow up the charge and so
brought the matter before the grand jury,
where a most searching investigation both
exonorated the Mayor and proved the ma
Il lignity of hepolitical persecution to such
degree as to bring out the the following
very fair and just article from the Iader of
3 this morning: haaaa l--Hi 9'.a rEa eiT
THE CHARGES AGAINST MAYOR
WooD.-The grand jury Of the Hustings
court yesterday fully investigated the
charges against Mayor Wood ,-of embezzling
certain public monies collected by him for
lines, and examined the parties by whom
such charges were stated to have been al
legged. The grand jury reported to the court
that they had no evidence'beiore them suf-
ficient to justify an indictment.
1--WE had anticipated that these loose
charges against the Mayor would not re-
suit in any substantial proof, and we re-
gret that such accusations should be put on
foot, unless there are facts to justify and
sustain them. While we always freely
take issue with the official acts of Mr..
Wood when they seem to give just occasion
for criticism and reproof, we do not believe
In bringing loose charges against him or
anybody else, We are in favor of giving
4 even the devil his. due. It does the city
discredit abroad for its principal municipal
officer to be arraigned on an infamous ac-
cusation, even when the evidence is deemed
! insufficient to sustain and support the
charge. Let every officer guilty of any
offence against the law and his duty be
I, brought to punishment, but let there be no
merely hasty, vague, and careless charges,
which cannot be supported by the proof"
Under all the circumstances, the above
does credit to the head and heart of the
writer. ,7q% ig a si OCCASIONALLY ri
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Second District Bolt,

'7aa,sss2 RICHMOND VA, June 81, 1872.
% TO Tie Editor Qfate State Journal: ID. F.E q 81
5a,1s 1t is not my habit to interfere between
rival candidates Of our party, nor to speak
well ofm simply to gain their favor.
am scalawago and as such am not head
over heals in love with "carpet baggers, vbut
when see man useful as citizen, val
liable as a political ally, and Of inestimable
service to those he represents, | am ready
to deal justly with that man. observe
that the Hon. James Ii. Plat, Jr., has
been renominated for Congress, in the
second district, which is equivalent to his
election. ! had hoped there would be no
trouble in this district, but the announce
! ment that ID. M. Norton is to be an indie
pendent candidate dispels every such hope.
:, There will be trouble but none that will
result in the defeat of Mr.. Platt. ~
ist / have watched with no little interest the
course of Mr.. Platt in Congress, and | do
not hesitate TO say, that he has discharged
g his duties as a Representative, faithfully,
with credit to himself, and the people whom
he represents. He is the most industrious,
faithful worker Virginia has in Congress,
and as he grows in, experience so will he
increase in usefulness. He should be re-
turned to Congress. because of his worth
and abilities.
vi lam personal friend of the Nortons !;
but | love my party too well not to censure
the desire and determination to defeat the
& will of the people on all occasions. They
must learn to submit to the decisions Of
conventions, and if they refuse, they be-
= come the allies of our political enemies
and must be discharged from our ranks. |
speak plainly--the time has come when
men must not be allowed to do as they
please; if they will not obey the voice Of
ID their party, court-martial and condemn
them. The Republicans of the second dis
trict have been tried by such folly before
and stood true to their colors. hope they
will do SO again, and that such rebuke will
be given the boilers, as will teach them to
obey in future. .,goa Yours, .gI \
.l4t~F1 rt.sEuugE. L..ert H. DISCIPLINE.
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PERSONALITIES A. 0. Brandt, who a
few months ago engaged herself profession
ally to the Berger Family of Bell Ringers,
has returned to Richmond for brefseason,
the family having temporarily Withdrawn
from the stage.
Among the representatives of the press
in attendance at the Democratic State Con-
vention to-day, we notice j. Hampden
Chamberlaync and Mr.. Gregory, of the
Petersburg Iader Colonel ..Wm. e. Cam
eron, of the Petersburg Progress l.. Q.
Washington, of the Washington Patriot /;
and Edgar Snowdon, of the Alexandra
Gazette.
Hon. J. II. Platt, Jr., member of Con-
gress from the Petersburg district, is in the
city to-day.
MIR. L. A. Smalley, Of the New York
Tribune, and John A. Hearne, of tho Will
mington IN. C.) Journal, are in the city.
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Over four hundred dogs have taken
out licenses in Lynchburg. f.... ,.,.
Colonel Brayton has recovered 50, DIG
0G from the Alexandria and Fredericks-
burg railroad company for services rend-
cred as surveyor five or six years ago.
The other cases standing upon the same
footing We're continued with the under
standing that the counsel for the defendant
will advise the payment Of the claims
without further litigation,
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MoRTUARY REPORT FOR THE WEEK,
The following is the mortuary report for
the week ending Saturday, June 22d, 1872,
compiled from sexton's returns received at
the office of the Board of Health: Whole
number of deaths in the city, SO. In addi-
ton, still-born reported, (colored) Sex :
Males, 10; Females, II. Color: White
males, II; white females, II; colored
males, g.; colored females, 6.
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70 A
I,Asr N1nMTsAAll the little Greeley
Cinbs of tbe c;tv combined their forces last
n;abt and With tho a;d Of tbe artificioI
MEANS at their command sncceeded in max
;nv cons;dar.ble noise When thew had
,lf oot foonther tbav forpod line three or
four SQUARES in length. The line contained
quite a number of wagons and nearly all
the bovs in the citv. The sidewalks in
tbe vicinity of the cjub-houscs were crowd
ed with snectators and when we looked at
these and then at the " rorlorn hones',
STANDING in the middle of the streets we
felt that in mercy the neonle oeneralIv
should have fallen into the ranks and thns
sweIIed the narade to resnectable nronor-
t;ons The tiav ward clnh came hnlp;no
down town with about fifteen men and fortv
hovs. Tbe marshaIs snent tbe whole even.
ing in getting their nowerful hosts together.
and thew Created a Sensation as thnv
marched down Main street. 80 Mike -
called out one Irlshman to another. as the
club annroached. "what does that remim.
her We nf9,, uO nothing much ), renl;ed
Mike Wiools somethinp like a Dim1crat
nrocession in Raltimer. phe main line Of
the nrocession was elongated several feet by
the addition Of the CLAW warders. - - :
There were a great many transparcncies
in the nrocession. All bore inscriptions
wholly Unfamiliar to the Democratic mind
AS we read them. our wonder at the facil.
ity with which our Democratic friends ac.
commodate themselves to circumstances
and reconcile antaponisns. grew to Devil.
derment. The procession marched through
some of the principal streets. and finally
reached the Theatre. where meeting was
Organized with Governor Walker in the
chair. The meeting was addressed in turn
by Governor Walker. Beverly B. Douglass
Judge f. r. Farrar, Rev. VI. w. Walker
Colonel Hinton. Colonel VIM. Martin. Col.
onel w. F. @. Gregory. and Judge Ould
| Colonel Hinton. who is from Norfolk, wa!
introduced to the audience by His Excel
lency Governor Walker, and the burden O
the Colonel's speech was carpet-baggers
whom he denounced with an utter dsre
gard for the feelings Of "present com
pany.n se4t p. -. =. g. ~.
All the people who had congregated in thu
vicinity of the Theatre were unable to &c
| into that building, and quite number con
gregated in Monticello Hall, and wer
addressed by General Imboden, Genera
johnson, Colonel Magruder, Hon. A.. r
Holiday, Captain McCaull, and Abran
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Reception of the Irish Band at Boston.

Boston, June 26.-The various Irish or
ganizations of Boston and vicinity have re-
solved to turn out in full force and regalia
to receive the Irish band, which sailed on
the 10th instant. 1t was further voted to
draw up an address to be presented on the
occasion. The Fenian brotherhood will
participate in the reception. i6
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HONORARY DEGREES CoNFERRED. =
At the annual meeting of the Board of Trus-
tees of Richmond College, held yes
terday, the degree of Doctor of Divinity
was conferred on Rev. George B. Taylor,
of Staunton Rev. John G. Long, of Char
louisville; Rev. William d. Thomas, of
Norfolk !; and Rev. William Il. Hatcher, OF
Petersburg--all alumni of the college,
The Board also conferred the degree OF
Master of Arts on Rev. c. Ii. Ryland, of
Alexandria Rev. A. L. Owen, of Ports
mouth; Rev. d. A. Woodson, of Acco-
mac; Rev. r. w. Cridlin, of Portsmouth
and Rev. NJ. b. Wharton, of Kentucky
these gentlemen, with the exception of Mr.,
Ryland, having been interrupted in their
studies at the college by the war.
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THE CITY SCHOOLS.

~ THE CITY SCHOOLS. iaf
..... ....
Distribution of Prizes in the ColOred Schools
The Successful Competi'ors-Examin
In the White schools-Closing Exercises To.
Morrow. -t-fis .ta@.a.. ar. a u..
We referred Yesterday TO the interest;no
ceremonies incident TO fbe presentation ni
prize medals and diplomas to the scholars
in some of the colored schools of the citv
The remainder of the prizes and dinlo,nss
were distributed TODAY. sunerintendent
Binford, accompanied by Messrs Manly,
performing the pleasant duty. 77.
.aap vA1Ipv scuoor. .... ..
,I, = NJ. -on ~.
M, rsi ~ az; cL.d -. Mooh 1eacier slhin primary.
Maa,, May H. Snirs'a,,, siiyer medal; n,: oaf3ine
tiooIy, Ann,e 1utier, oopnie Lills, war
ier NJ iiarwooo, T, alplomas lor attendance
Mnas.. mllHa iioimes, @ Lena Meekms, caroline
MMoouy, anne ea ID; w arreii, Martina Allen,
NAY -: Ill'il,i, ~ dipioihas ior scnolarship. SCI
u1:u! Mis' ?. NJ Diicnett, teaeher nun primary.
Il Vile rpllleI, pn silyer ineual s, annie Wasn-
,,is'3n, p, hosa El9aa DiaHiey, hiza otlacnan, An
n,l l'ouiGn', Eu'.r hSthalo, uPiomas an lor
p'iv1lsp Wh;tn a,,,a Ileois f MeWuy anu lhofnas
=. Nh nite' apiohlas 1hn i1f a1.e,,uahGe. ha
S' Z: M enpppe,i, .eaonIr Io, .oul.n pr.
,a I0o p,,a nusan iieS.y, Ioy, 9,ive, 1it nIeaal T
T'nors yaHo i d,,Gg,s e'.'u otton5nna u ni,,c &
Rnh;nso,n oP RPohart smith mi fanm;a R,,d TMvei
nobnI;a ] Srott MN Nonn;n % h;tzh,nb t % J;nIo,n as
fop p,v,a scho,orsh;,, S, "''''' N"' ''p''i''' ,
" Miss 6 7 p Howard teacher third nr;,n , ~
Samuel @ N Jackson silver % medal Henr;st{}a
Harris Sarah Armstead Ida Woody al.
plomas for attendance; henrietta Harris,
Albert Lee, Sarah ArmStead, hate Bruns-
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Harvard College C0mmencenient-Bestow
of Degrees-President Grant, LII. d.

Harvard College Commencenient-Bestow
' of Degrees-President Grant, LII. ID. %.
Boston, June 26.-The attendance at
Harvard College commencement was unu-
sually large, owing probably to the pres
ence of President Grant and other distin-
guished persons.
President Grant, Governor Washburn,
and James Martineau received the degree of
LII. ID. The title of d. ID. was given to
Rev. Ezra Abbott that of A. nj. to Thos.
Motley and Ferdinand Bache and that Of
ID. M, ID. to Thomas Ii. Chandler, of
Michigan. . rg r..g fa
Enthusiasm was manifested as the names
of President Grant and Governor Wash
burn were called, the audience rising and
cheering the President. z ~
Hon. E. lockwood Hoar was chosen
| president of the Alumni. -.s .rFr
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g CoNvICTs.-The following were receiv-
ed at the penitentary to-day From Alex
andria: Peter George, alias John Carter,
one year for obtaining goods under false
pretences. From Norfolk: William Mabin,
one year, petty larceny, second offence; w.
B. Perry, three years, grand larceny. From
Rockbridge county George Dock, twelve
years, murder in the second degree. s,E
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Boston, June 2G.-One hundred and fifty
thousand people, exclusive of the chorus,
attended the Jubilee concert this after
noon. eEtrIr2 r.E y .g
The programme was one of the best yet
given.
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ss-sewIng Machine Certilicates.-

gS Sewing Machine Certiiicatcs.-Thc Will
cox Gibbs sewing machine, which is Virginia
institution bv virtue of invention and patent,
is rapidly taking the place of all the double
thread machines, where its superiority over
them is known. The following certificates are
taken from hundreds of others that have been
eheerfully given in this STE to -' &c. ..'
BoYDroS, Meeklenburg County, Va
send you my Wheeler & Wilson, which is in
perfect order and handsomely gotten up to ex-
change for a Wilcox & Gibbs machine I shall
trust TO your liberality TO do the best you can
for me. want a good machine, but do Tot care
for looks @ WIN. II. JONES, M. ID.
STEvENsBuRG, Culpeper County, Va.
Several of my neighbors have the Wilcox &
Gibbs machine, and it is much more suitable for
family sewing than the double-thread, which /
have would like to exchange. ffW aF
d. 4. ...r... - n b. X. WILLIS
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HUsrINGs CoURT.-The argument of
counsel in the case Of Bennett, charged
with the murder of Ilowle, was begun to-
day, but had not been concluded when we
went to press. .s-szgssz-,aasTr Trsa..--saas
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rs,utS Is TO GIVE NOTICE ;ZTb

FVNIIIS iS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT on the
L 2lst day of June, 1872, a warrant in bank
ruptcy issued out of the District Court of the
United States tor the Eastern District OF Virginia,
against the estate of Wnloughby Newton, OF
Westmoreland co. and State of Va, who has been
adiudged bankrupt on his own petition That
the payment of any debts, and the delivery of
any property belonging to said bankrupt, to him
by him, are forbidden by law THAT a meeting
Of the creditors of said bankrupt, to prove their
debts and choose one or more assgnees of his es-
tate will be held at court of bankruptcy, to be
| holden at the Registers Office, in Richmond,
| va before w. w. Forbes, ESQ, Register, on the
| sh day of July, 1871 at 10 o'clock A. M
| ~ DAVID b, PARKER,
| lie 25-T2w '.. u. S. Marshal
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LOCAL M MATTERS
ABSENTE ES.

Persons leaving the city for the summer
months can have the STATE JOURNAL.
regularly mailed to their address. .r.-. "
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EXCURSION TRAIN.-As will be seen
by advertisement, an excursion train will
leave for Staunton and intermediate sta
tons every Saturday at 4:45 p. NJ.
Tickets at reduced rates, f, .. ...-.-...-
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DIED..

R1ND-At the residence of r. A. Parker, Esq
this morning at o'clock, ROBERT G. RIND
Cashier of the old Dominion Iron and Mai
Works. His remains will be taken from 100 West
Clay street. 10 the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac r. II. depot tomorrow at 10.
je-lt*
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DisrKyCT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES for the Eastern District of yir-

DisFRyCT COURT OF THE UNITED
IL STATES for the Eastern District of Vir-
ginia-in bankruptcy.
In the matter of John r: Patterson VS.. Benja-
Easter. District Of Virginta, IS
A warrant in bankruptcy has been issued by
said court against the estate of BENZ. H. Spiers,
has been adjudged bankrupt on the petition
of his creditors /; and the payment of any debts,
said banhruut TO him or for his use, and the
transfer of any property by him, are forbidden
by law; a meeting of the creditors of said
or more assignees of his estate, will be held at
a court of bankruptcy, to be holden at the Office
of the Register in Richmond, Va, before w. w.
Forbes, iEsq, Register, on the oih day OF July,
A. ID. 1872 at 10 o. clock A. Nj.
L. sE. fsfg.g.t.ar DAVID B. PARKER,
ie l9-W2w u. S. Marshal.
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DUTTERICK'S PATTERNS.
ID Sole Agency, HOWE SEWING MACHINE,
Once S23 Main street.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
E DOLLAR per square of eight lines, solid


Bdttimore, June 27.-Ullmann & Co. IS
distillery was burned last night. Loss
$50. 600.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER to-day al
2. f. Johnston's Music and News Depot,
No. 9lS Main street: l, s..e. aa..-, :
6 A. M. u M. 3 P. M.
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STEAMSHIPS.
CoR NEW YORK.
&IkTh

EoN NE" hohN SakEk
THE OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
PANY'S -elegant sdewheel steamship VIVA
NOkE, Capt. Couch, will sail on FRIDAY,
June 2s, at III O'Clock A. M.
Freight received until A. NJ
Through bills OF lading signed, and goods for,
warded with dispatch TO all points--north, south
east and west. Close connections made with Gu
nard line for foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
piZ w
oteeIaSe.. .','''''...'.'''. o W
Round Trip Tjckets.. ...................... 20 90
For freight or passage, apply to .....
l- s- @'' JOHN w. WYATT, Agent,
lie % --3t .- ..rr -.t No. Governor street.