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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-22

NEW YORK, June 2l.-A cable dispatch to
the H'orld from Geneva, dated to-day, says:
" In an interview to-day with the World cor
respondent, Hon. Charles Francis Adams
said, Il adhere to the principles laid before
the Cincinnati Convention, and would accept
the Baltimore Convention if the platform is
good and the offer spontaneous but | win
never be wire-pulled into place. am deep
Iy concerned for States rights in the FIJI
ture.'"
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New York Minor Items.

New YoRK, June Ex-senator Schurz
wrote q rnte recre.ting that he could moi
breakfast with Mr.. Greeley, Horace White,
and others.
There were no additions to the Stokes
jury to-day.
Delegates from sixty Grange lodges met
last night to make arrangements for the 18th
Of July parade. 1t was decided not to per:
NIT members to, arm themselves on the day
| of the parade.
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RACE Observation-Disclosures afternoon u
race came off ut the Fair Grounds course be-
tween Socks, owned by =. c. Westcott, and
Harry Bassett. owned by Baker. Socks won
in two straight heats. Time; First heat, 1:os !;
second heat. POI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-22

METROPOLITAN GREELEY AND Brown CLUB.
This club will meet tonight at the City Hall
at y O'Clock. The Committee on Rcsou-
iions will report. and arrangements will he
made for participation in the grand process
sion on "Wednesday night.
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NEW YORK iaARKE ETS.

new YORK. June 2l.--Cotton steady; sales, l,s3s
bales: urlands, 2atc.; Orleans, fe4c Flour heavy
to choice. $aSo@$l3 whiskey active ut eoc Wheat
i6tac. lower; winter red western. g1In
In moderate export demand Rice hrnn III sMyass' Msas
Tallow dull ut 9Gssc. Frcishts firm. 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-22

THE STATE TREAsURY.-The amount of
cash in the State Treasury yesterday was
Sl,3lS, S,9l3.40; literary fund, S1O,39l.13;
interest fund, $1l, 1902 sinking fund,
Sl3,7l2.G2-making a total of 81, ,4l4, ,5l3lI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-22

AREA OF CAPEroL souARE.-Capi Square
as measured by A. Y. Lee, Esq, architect,
contains exactly twelve and tilree-qtmrter
acres, exclusive Of the grounds Of the Exc
cutive mansion, which embrace two acres.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-22

OpD-FELLows' ELECTION. Eucamp.
ment elected the following officers OH Thurs
day night; M. w. Warrington, G. T.; a.
Il. Burr, III. P. Il. w. White. S.,W.; w
J. Riddick, scribe; Hugh Smith, treasurer
W, j. WestWood, j. w.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS RETAINING
IN THE RlcHMoNn PosT-oRFlcR, june 20, 1872.
Miss d.. A. Trent Roselle, n. D.; I. b.
Green, Richmond Smith & Branham, Rome,
Ga. Mrs. 81. M. Salmon, Bremo Bluf; BID.
ghesteruau, Staunton:
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California Delegation to Baltimore

SAN FRas4asco, June 2t.-Tbc Demo-
cratic delegates from this State to the Balti-
more Conversion include cx-Unised States
Senator William N. Gwin. eS-Goyernor Dow
ney, Judge j. III. Hardy, and Senator Eugene
Casserly, all of whom except easSerly are
known to favor the Cincinnati ticket.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-22

IMPoRTANT TO City OFFICERs.--Thc Off
rers who were elected on the 23d of May ART
allowed thirty days within which to qualify
and il would he well for those who have not
done so to remember that this is their last
Jay
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TmE INEBKIATEs' HOME.-The Committee
on Grounds and Buildings appointed by the
Inebriatc Society have as yet made no selec-
ton of place for the g Home"
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DEDICATION CEREMoNIEs.--On Thursday
night new bali, on Broad street between
Sixth and Seventh, was dedicated to Pythiak
uses and purposes by +. G. C.is Wade,
Darlington, and Hartman, assisted BY the
p. C.'s of Germania and Marshall Lodges,
which Lodges are to occupy it as Castle
Hall aytslH. szHy ,seg,
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HusrlNGs CcURT.-This court was in ses-
sion yesterday, but transacted no business OF
general interest. The cases OF w. Ii. Mar
Shall, Charles f. Warren, and L. &. Bennett
are set for Monday.
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- CRY CoLlEcToK's oEIlcE.f
RIcmM0Np, Va, Ju,se Isl, ls7a !.
4ts oEEICE WILL BIC ai,EN DAILY

il from O'Clock A. ID. 10 o'ciesh I i.iTo1n .hS
i5ssi 10 The aof instant, fhinsas igI ,ps
TA xEs' KESI. An II kissi tii,- fer ihs f yesT
isI2 tie whole on Of tbe ss,ogns a, =. i..
the Amount of Eax charged IN every CASE whes9 uo
party ssessesi shall nst % pay che aiicic pr oss-
haIf within sile time 90 ttnifts<1. - ~,
Ths regs,aiIiInr biik dsitRq for me year III
rnust be promptly settled oshssNlss aIan sss sssas
"a ,,i.,s Ctsy CplbsstSn
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FLAG AT uALF-MAsr.--The Virginia flag
alone was displayed at half-nwst on the capi-
tol OH Thursday, on the occasion of the re-
moval Of the Confederate dead to Holly
,..On1
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nA1.r1MoRE MARK ETs

BALTIMORE, june 2l.-Flour and wheat very dull
and nominal Corn: white, 7s907sc.; yellow. 3Ic.;
mi scd Westerns 6fs1G7c Oats dull at d5Gl4Tc. for
Western mixed. Rye firm at $l6ISLof. Provisions
In good jobbing demand. Whiskcy, spc.
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Now is THE T1AE.-While the weather Is pleasant
and light good, is the time TO have your cadrena'
pictures taken. We have on previous occasion
mentioned the name Of REEs 4 Co., photograph
ers lcing the Oldest and best established gallery
In the city, aud most Reasonable In their prices.
Cards, $3.50 per dozen; imperial or cabinet SIZE
"A pcr dozen large size, 81, first one: life Size,
Sc and UPWARD, according 10 finish. Old pictures
copIe At reduced rates 40 extra charge for color
ing. Main street. near Ninth.
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Cry CouNCL.-The outgoing Council
will hold their last regular meeting on Mon
day afternoon ut 5 O'Clock.
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Tomorrow yUu will nccri light clothes. Buy them
Of Z. B. SrENCE Son, 1900 Main street.
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Buy your little notions for Sunday at f. Is. SPENCE
& Sons gentemens furnishing establishment, 1850
Main street.
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OPFICIAL..

- - ,.re-.. CRY lAUDfToR'8 OYflcEl}
RICHMOND, VA, June u, ~.
THE TRANSFER BOOhs e,g,r sUr an ahn ',.s
c,n.at n,, anj after the 18TH DAY OF JuS III lsss,
and wiii not be opened fi!l JULY ! is1S,p,cr is1S,p
-s'r,a'-fs WILLIAM tf-sALLDEhptaasi,c, pasi,c,
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS Fresh supply of new
goods received at ALIENS. ]alG Main street.
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Pimpes and brown spots OIL the face crurtIons.
hotchcs scrofuious diseases, and all sores arising
tlen impure blood, cured by DR.. PIEncE's
GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
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- Convict RECEIVED Davis was re-
ceiyed at the penitentisry yesterday from
Dinwiddie county for one year for malicious
erlttinp, aa
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Greeley Endorsed by che Nebraska

LINCOLN, NEB.. June 21.-The Democratic
State Convention adopted resolutions uiiani-
mously indorsins the Cincinnati platform,
and the delegates to Baltimore were in
structed TO yote-as unit for Greeley and
Browns Entire harmony prevailed, and the
convention adjourned amidst great enthG-
SiaSn.
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Excessive Heat II, New York.
New YonK, June I.--The Thermometer
to-day was at 90 degrees. One case OF sum
stroke is reported. -.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETERS AT TIE DisrAToH
OpF1CE FRIDAY, JUNE 21.--S A. M., 10; D :.
Nj sei . T, a., 81:
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IF you want to keep cool, go 10 ATToSI's
~ loon.
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Sunday wear for gentlemen ut L. B. SPENCE &
SONS, 1900 hIain street.
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sun rises 332 aloOu nscs go
Sun sets. I'ih IfiSb
PORT OF RICHMOND, JusE si' .is7s.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, clifford, hQrioih, MGR
chandrse ami paaseigefS, l.. Is. Tatam, agent
..,... T.t- SAILED. 81 -
steamer Wyanoke, Couch, New fork, merchah-
d,se and nasse,igers, J. w. Wyatt. ngcnt.
schooner Maggie, Myers, Baltimore, gfaiihe'Se'-
MEMORANDA.
Arrived at PtliIadeIpbia. June 70, schooner ,sn g.
Warren. AbsieIi, ave days from James risef, NNh
lumber. - 18th s.t.oouer
rsiis from Rocklsad for Richmond. uH a,.,
Arrived af Savannah on iith, schooner ENC c'n''
monSi ~ New YORK on 18th, schooner j. b. N.Y.
ers. Jones, from Virginia for BSsson: ,,;,o h.rk
SrrSved nj Rio Grande OF abe lst ultiho, oNfA l
Peuita, Gatjen, from HicbmoDd.
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HENR1co COUNTY CouRT.-This court has
adjourned for the term.
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,>,T OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
the RICHMOND FOST-oFFICEo JUNE ~
',one cs'IinS for letters In fhia ist VIII please
,a>c,ri4.d.'' lf not called for IN four weeks
10y, ,.IJ ~, s.ul the Dead Letter ONCE IN wash
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FOR RENT. that most excellent ana .
L t3yhiy desirable BRICK RESIDENCEE:I
Hu >,d i:..t Leigh street, nt present In The occu.
;A,r.v of General T. A. Logan. Rent low to goou
..uly A,,,l, in W. Is. Robins,
,,. p.-3 - 11Ii Main street.
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E,NuR KENT, TWO DIV j. l. I'll \ G. G." s;
( IirtSES, containing six rooms each, on I'LL
'r' IN street between Broad ana Grace. so accept
~ 4; tenants the rent will In moderate. :.
"a. houses are new and have gas and water on the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-22
A Card fron ssle Hollywood Memorial
~ - z; t-ts3iA Aksoria NJ ssss, ~ tt4s ;s..

To the Colonel Commanding, TO The Officers
and Soldiers of the First Virginia hegi-
mcnt, and The Ho,rttzers Battery; to The
Officers and Soldiers Of The Confederate
States A,'my, and 10 tbs Citizens Gene
rally: ~. = 'fst1
The Board OF Managers Of Hollywood
Memorial Association return their grateful
thanks for the respectful, appropriate, and
heartfelt tribute paid to the remains of the
Confederate soldiers from the Gettysburg
battlefield under the care of the Association.
This manifest interest in and cordial ap-
proval Of the undertaking encourages the
ladies' to prosecute it with undiminishcd zeal,
nntil, at the earliest possible day, all are
gathered home. Il, II, Bnows. ,-
Secretary Hollywood Memorial Association.
Iiichmo,ad, June 81; 1872. .gr.r
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Go to ALIENS for the "CampaIgn Greeley Hat
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Go to PIzzIsrs If you wish some nice peaches.

Broadway rearl CASHMERE hats. all coiors ana veI
light weight, TO he had 1T A. A. ALIENS.
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gathered home. j., II. BnuwN. ,-
Secretary Hollywood Memorial Association
Lichmond, June 81, 1872. 4r,-
MASONIC CELEBRATION or THE festival or
ST. JoHN THE BArTIsT.-The following pro-
g1amme has been agreed upon by the Com
mittee OF Arrangements, representing all the
Masonic bodies in the city, for the celebration
of the Festival of st. John The Baptist, which
recllrs on Monday next: @r
l. 1t fs recommended that the brethren
generally join with ,Riclimond Lodge, No.
10, i'll laying the cornerstone of Richmond
College at 5 o'clock p. NJ. ~
2. After the laying of the cornerstone the
Fraternity will engage in an excursion to
Riverside Park on the Dolly Warden line OF
boats, and a picnic at the park. None but
Masons permitted on the excursion. The
first regular boat will leave the foot of Eighth
street at O'Clock P. NJ, and others at inter.
O'Clock. Every Mason will purchase his own
ticket on the boat, paying ten cents for the
round trip. ra
4. The refreshments to be in charge of and
to he served by the following committee OF
stewards. consisting of one from each Lodge,
Nibu blotHEl w % bf hhoih uS SulCi SttHhlu "
and director: Brothers George w. Poe, OF
Lodge No. 8; J. Il. Page, of No. TO-; II. j,
Myers, Of No. IL; John +. Hankins, of No.
10; j. C. Tatum, Of No. Sc; John Morton,
Of No. 40; J. j. Angle, of No. 81 Good
man Davis, of No. SO; 4. 1. Brannan, OF
No. IS; ID. G. Richardson, Of No. 130; and
A. G.. Bahcock, of Richmond Commandery
No. 2,.K..T. - E' l.A# Il, Er8
s.. Special invitations to be extended to all
officers Of the Grand Lodge of Virginia and
to all past grand masters that are now OF
may then be in the city or that can he com.
municated with in time; also to the Coy.
ernor and all officers of the city government
who arc Masons.
6. The boats to return from the park at
pleasure, subject to the regulations of the
Riverside Park and Excursion Company.
I. Worshipful James H., Capers, Of Loge
FRANCHISE, No. 53, to preside and be master
Of ceremonies.
The singing on the occasion Of laying the
cornerstone will be by the members of sere.
raj of our city choirs, accompanied by Hess
nich's orchestra, the brass band taking their
stringed instruments along for that purpose
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Yellow bananas at ASToNI's.
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Fresh peaches at PIzZISi'S.

Fresh lot of piucappt.s at hNToHI's
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/ MARCUS HARRIS & BROTHER.

E,'uN RENT. the desirable DWELL Ms:
{ iNt "n the west side of Fourth street &I
inri north Of Clay containing 1--WE rooms, besines
servants rooms, with gas, water, bath, &c APCiyto
h..u-rt GRIIBIsS e WILLIAMS.
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FOR RENT.

E,UE RENT OR SALE, that truly an:
I hrautiul HRhN RESIDENCE nnlAl
lt- Williamsburg road east of The city, onc-lEu
. l,yu,i! the corporate limits opposite the resi-
.N.,'i .t.t,crt I. i;Tnnkc, ESD. mdkcwu as the
I'iIrr-w Place. The mansion Is of brick, TWO
.tri,'- high. runtIin IilGc rooms, large AIRY anu
''l-Trtnycd: besides, brick kitchen, stable, car
-h",r,,'. house, dairy, ami icc-h",lsc, all II,
~ ,L md pine fencing. The property has about
I'M. ACRES al highly y-improred land. and is well
lu'hr with orchard "f choice fruit tree (aboAl
-u.n ~ pC;,Is ihoui % trccsI, peaches, apples.
.. t;,,"~, cherries. and daiiI,ons. Also, extensive
.i."r Of very iiuc grapes; well nf most cAcelcn'
...f may hc regarded -, one OF the mo't inviting
1T now ti:c market. .
Ibis property VIII be sold At very reasonable
l,r!,,, and oi, accommodating terms, IN rented for
,.. or four months TO = goodtcna very low. Ar
1 I,to LEE & GODDlN.
Heal Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
~. nM-ni No. 1II2 Main street.
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Ptneapples and Bananas at ASToSTsi
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l'uR RENT, TWO LARGE, NICE, G

>. .th KEN |, j W. LAhNJT, NlSiI, S2:'
& AND Dry BASEMENT ROOMS ANDGJ
MTG with front and side entrance: gas ana
"tcr. centrally and pleasantly located; snit1nie
'"r smail family. To u genteel aud rcsiohsln,e,
'tHi ~" others need apply these apartments VIII
-" rented on reasonable terms.
\ DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING on The
Gtii Side OF Ross street near TO aud west of Mayo
-Icr,. with TWO stories, containing eight
looms, with gas, water, and other conrenienccs OH
-" premises.
ai cary streets, suitable for any Kind OF business.
igr lortlinn L. central and desirable and rent mode
!.,c. Apply 10 RICHARDSON & Co,
y" 2t-u il13 Main street.
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SWEET -PlzzIsI has a ane lot OF JUICY
oranges
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P1NEApPLEs, pineapples, just received by P1z
ZINI.
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PIzZISI has pincapplcs.
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New Bermuda Tomatoes It ASroSI's.
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TIOR RENT, SEVERAL PLEASANT{s a.
/ ROOMS TO il small family of good stand- III
d -. terms viii In. m,,t}cratr. L. Il. BASS,
H. .a-sts No. 40 west Clay street.
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Linen coats one dollar each and gauze shirts
seventyhye cents each for sale by E. b. srEScE &
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FOR RENT, that desirable BRlCk Mf: Mfs::
l STORE No. Col corner Sixth and Broad 49,
-iirct-. iurmcrIy occupied by McSsrs. Thalhimer \
,!a. admirably suited for any retail purposes.
i.ut n4ui"rate. Apply tn
LYME 4 BROTHER,
90, AuCtionecrs, 1919 Main street.
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Sweet, Juicy oranges at ANToNI's.
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60 to ANroSrs saloon and ge, his pure cream.

White duck suits and gauze unershirts for sale b
4. Is. SPENCE & Son.
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Tomorrow boats will run al Intervals of un hour.
commencing ut 10 O'Clock.
Tf you want to keep cool, go 10 AEToNIs
~ loon.
Go TO ALIENS for the Campaign Greeley Hat"
Sweet, Juicy oranges at ANTONI's.
PIzzISI has pineapplcs.
Pimples and brown spots OIL the face, erurtIons.
hfotchcs ecrofuiOus diseases, and all sores arising
txHn impure blood, are cured hy DIR. PIEncE's
ooLpEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
60 TO ANToNIs saloon and get hls pure cream
White duck suits and garze undershirts for sale br
Z. Is. SPENCE & Son.
Linen coats one dollar each and gauze shirts
seventy-fye cents each for sale by E. B. SrEScE
Son.
Alpaca end linen coats for sale by Z. Il. SPENCE
& Son.
White vests, IN great variety for sale by f. Is.
SPENCE SON. ......
=UaRR ELLAs.-Siik, alpaca, and gngbam UNI
breilas for sale by +. Il. SPENCE & Son.
Collars and neckties of all the style at E. u.
SPENCE l. SONS.
Pembroke shirts for sale by +. B. SPENCE & Son.
STRAW GOODS The most fashionable and popu-
lar shapes at 1915 Main street.
Apricots at PlZzISI's.
COcoanut caramcis at hTTOSfs.
/ PEACHES, PEAcHEs.-PIZZINI Will have some
| fine peaches to-day.
Pure cream at ANToN1'S saloon.
PINEAPPLEs, pineapples, just received by P1z-
| ZINI
Broadway rearl CASHMERE hats. all colors and very
| light weight, TO he had 1T A. A. ALIENS.
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The Geneva Tribunal and the Indirect
Claims.

WASHINGTON, June 2l.-Reliable informa-
ton has been received in official quarters
showing that ut the brief session of the Ge-
nega tribunal on the 18th instant the arbi-
traitors decided that the indirect claims are
not proper subjects for their consideration.
The formal announcement will be made OH
the 18th, and will Cause further controversy
about tue amended article to the treaty OF
Washington to cease, and will settle the
| question OF the adjournment of the tribunal
until next December, as lately contemplated
by the British.
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Pure cream at ANToN1'S saloon.

d PEACHES, PEAcHEs.-PIzzINI will have som
fine peaches to-day.
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White vests In great variety for sale by f. B
SPENCE s. SON.
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Collars and neckties of all the new styl les at Z. D.
SpENCE L Sons.
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=UsTPE ELLAs.-Siik. alpaca, and gingham UNI
brellas for sale by +. Il. SPENCE Son.
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MARINE IsTELLIasENCE.
PORT OF RicHsiOND, JusE q, 1877.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, JUNE s2.is7:. 7.
s,r rts.,s a:42, atoou riscs. .,.,.-,.s.l y:
Snn s..ts' '......... 7:8 High tide. o.
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Kentucky Democratic Convention.

WASHINGTON, June 2l.-The Kentucky
Democratic Convention reafhrnled the prin.
ciples of the recent State conventions, urged
the union of all clements against Grant. and
instructed its delegates to vote as ulilt fol
Greeley. ..-.- 49,. ru.-.
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Alpaca end linen coats for sale by Z. B. SPENCl
& Son.
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STRAW GOODS The most fashionable and popu.
lar shapes at 1916 Main street
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r.. l.. VAN LEW. Postmaster
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-03-13

and as the whole end of the graft is entirely
covered, there is no place for emporium.
The gratis were only in tolerable order, The
time was April /. A little wax was used
to make sure the tightness of the union
They were put in one fifth the time you
could put on bud or graft. They can be
put in almost as fast as the end of the graft
can be sloped off, If only one in ten should
grow. still large tree could be worked over
in this way much faster than the common
way. Whether this process can be success
full later in the season, do not yet know,
but will try it.
fear now that have not described it accu-
ately as it should be, but it is pretty hard
to do so in every particular without an en-
craving. 1t differs from the French spur
budding in this very important particular
the insertion is slightly oblique, SO that a
portion of strong thick bark made more
tense by the graft being wedged under, it
presses on the graft keeping it solid and
nearly closing up the wound. And then
another advantage is, that as the body Of
the limb or tree emerges during the sum
mer, there is no particular cut to gap open
there is it is true, an incison, but it is small,
and not within half an inch of where the
graft and tree begin to unite.-Cor. Garden
Monthly
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The PoTATo ExPERIMEST.-Three years
ago | offered in my catalogue, and through
tie public press. 100 dollars for any ne 4,
potato that should excel the Excelsior
in quality as a fall, spring aud summer p
ttto, for table use, after p trial Of two years.
The result was | received over 100 varieties
from all parts of the United States which l
planted 81 lie by side, Oh piece of land verv
uniform IN its character, and gave them the
same treatment
The sum of the results Of my experiment
is that while | leave the Excelsior in the
high rank which it holds sustained BY the
various emphatic testimonials W ich are
given on tue preceding page Of this clta-
l0gue. and not detract anything from its
merits. / decided TO award TO A bert Breez +.
the in;roducer Of the Early Rose and Breeze +
No. or Peerless, the prize Of 500, As these
potatoes, everything considered, are superior
10 any Of the great number IT vdrle,I seut
me for trial. The Peerless is the most pro-
ductive potato l have ever raised. Mr.
BreeZe's success in producing new seedlings
has been most remarkable, and am very
: Apply to award him 500 as some return
for the great gItt he has made the agricultu
raj public | make mention OF Etriy Rose
and Peerless only, but others OF his varieties
are potatoes Of great merit sufficient q { EN-
selves TO give fame To the seed introddcer.-
Jas. =. II. GregJry's sd Circular.