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AItRIVED'

AItHIVED.
. Steamer Wyanoke, Couch. New York. ncrcllan-
disc and passengers, y. ". Wyatf. agent.
Steamer ,Iali-SSl,escer, clifford. Norfolk, ni"f
chandisc anu passeDgers. l.. u. 1utuu. agent. =
Schooner Howard A. Hunt, Peterson, New York.
old rails. TTc.!csar Company. a,
SchoG,,ri Magglc' Myers, Iiayrc dc Grace coal.
Z schonnrr I Safcssa, Butttig, Georgetown, coal, i.
Brig Mary Cobb, Tracy, Boston, Ice, A. G Bab-
cock, below the hu.
SAILED.
Steamer j. s. Green, Carr. Philadelphia, mcrchan-
disc aud passengers, W. =. Porter. agent.
Schooner A. w. Collins, Tookcr, Stamford. CT.
John X. Ford, j. ii. Gallagher. Philadelphia uid
Chirkahomny, Curtis & Parker
Schooner Flwn Baker, Georgetown, light.
MEMORANDA.
Arrived at Norfolk on the 18th, the Norwegian
blrk POMONA, Moilcr, from Richmond.
r. Arrived nj New York Jrne llth, schoOners d. Is.
Stcclman. Sull master. and j. Is. johnson, Smith,
from Ftrgtula. ... rs..
The British bark James Holmes. from Philade!-
phla for Charleston, put into Norfolk, Va, June q
leaking badly.
bY TELEGRArII.
CITY PoIST, Juitc 13.-Passed. up, tug Portland
with scilooncrs Mott Bcdeii, Mary nmd FRANCES,
judge Hopkins. and pungy, for Richmond; also,
tug Hero with raft, for 4. FL. Rahm, Richmond.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

,r.,>s1rp TO DrarH. Yesterday after
,rccn. while q number Of boys were bathing
~ the river lust above the TredeSar Iro,
Works. they found the body Of a white male
,rr,u, HoatiuE unon the w.her.. Around tL'
cn:i,.'S neck was 4 piece OF Il ulfn dress. lht
deputy coroner was notified and viewed the
body. The Infants neck was found TO have
teen broken, and the coroner gave ii as hi
opinion that death had been caused by stran
s1lation. The body had evidently been il
The water several days, as decomposition hat
token place. No inquest was deemed hcces
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I"RHATlo& OF Az IRISH GRANT AND WILSON
trrR.-~rn "Wednesday night 4 meeting OF
the lriShmcn in this city alliliating with the
Iaruilican party was held for the purpose
~ organizing for iIlc canE.ign. The follow.
lng oiliccr> were elected: President, james
Morri.>ry; Emc-Prcsident, stephen Mason :
secretary, Michael Murphy; Corresponding
,,crrcary, John \. Casey; Assistant Sccrc-
tary. Captain james l.. CapSton; Treasurer.
T +. H'urhl,y: ENcruiivr Committee. Jamc-
,iuplry, Patrick togarty. James KeiSc.
Charles II. Baker, Timothy Lane, 7. H..
W""t>, Thomas Irahy. Frank McGoycrn,
,'rhn Rankin, William Kelly, Patrick Laugh
lip, John Galhhcr. Resolutions were adopt
II r'rd@inG undivided support to Grant
and Wilson.
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The EiSbt-HOnr sStrike-.-TcR Thou
sand MctaI.W0rkers Catch the Ec-
varTbreafs off Violence.

New YORK, June 13.--It is announced that
ten thousand workers in iron and other
metals will strike for the eight-hour system.
The committee Of the marble-cutters re-
port that all but three shops have acceded
to tbeir deniands. .a...r..
Three hundred strikers appeared this
morning before Steinway's piano factory and
threatened to tear it down. A force of fifty
police ordered them OF, and on their refusal
charged upon them, scattering them in all
directions.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York stock and nonsy5 Harke'

New York Stock and Money, Market
! lNEw, YoRk, June 13.-Nonex, a to ) pei
cent. Sterling steady. Gold, I13E to ia
Governments dull and to ! lower. Ten
nesse's quiet and firm other southern secu
rites quiet and firm. New IS, 13a; s's
2o4; 62s, 143;tIs, 14a; 5's, 15b, new isa
rs, 17s; SIS, II; 4os, H. Tennessee's
13i new, 73a. Virginia's, 46 new, 5s
Louisiana's. 60; new, 80. Leyee's, COZ. Ala.
-bama's, 81; SIS, so. Georgia's, 73;,7's, So
North Carolina's, 81 new, q South Car.
olina's, ,52 new. S3.f -
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ACCIDENTAL DRowS!SG.--An inquest was
iaid by Coroner Trent yesterday morning
upoA the body of William Clcmmow, which
was found in the dock on Wednesday. The
,ydrnce elected the fact that the deceased
'u',,A from Aahbrrtori Dssonshircs Eng
lgnh, He was man of good character and
snh"l habits, and was not intoxicated when
.br accident occurred, as has been stated
-" ,va> i'inr on ,lp. ruling Of the .vcs$e
,nvkinc and probably Wtii; 20 s'tcb ard
TIL ovcihoard. The jury CA. l.. Crouch
lorAn,n, and !. O. Taylor. secretary found
;par Grulh YVES caused hy accidental drown
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OPENING OF New CLUB-H6USE.--The
new headquarters of the Mercantile Club, on
Seventh street between Broad and Grace,
were formally opened Inst night by grand
ball and supper. A large number of per-
sons were present, including many ladies.
The clubhouse is the building lately known
-, the Union Hotel. 1t is well adapted for
the purpose, and is being elegantly and con-
vrnientIy fitted up with view to the accom-
modation of the club. T'he suit includes
several card roolns, billiard room,
Il dancing hall, reading-room, ald tirst.class
restaurant, the latter being open both day
and night. The Mercantile Club has good
membership, and starts well. The following
gentlemen are the officers President, Myer
Heller: Vice-Presidcnt, Isaac Hollander;
Treasurer, Ii. Rosenhem; Secretary, &.
ThaIhimer. Directors: W. Loycnstein, Isaac
Hutzler, l.. Levy, NJ. S. Block, Ii. Gllnst.
Janitort Lewis Cohen.
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Wore about the Democratic State COZ.
ycnti0nS.


WAsuISGToS, June 13.-The following Is
an extract from the Indiana resolutions: /" 1t
is therefore the fixed conclusion Of this Con-
vention that the Democratic Convention to
assemble in Baltimore should adopt the nonl-
nees of the Liberal Republican Convention
instead of making other nominations for the
presidency and vice-presidency of the United
States"
The Vermont Convention adopted resolll-
tions indorsing the Cincinnati platform and
favoring q union with any who hold TO its
principles.
In Missouri the action Of Kansas, Iowa,
and Indiana was received with tumuituous
applause. Resolutions were adopted in
structing the delegates to the Baltimore Con-
vcntion to vote as j unit against the nomina-
tion of new candidates. Their adoption was
the signal for round after round of applause.
The Ninth District Convention of Massa-
chusetts elected delegates to Baltimore, but
refused to instruct them to vote for the Gin
cinnati nominees. -%
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DISTURBANCE on MAIN STREEr.-YcStcr.
day afternoon about 1 o'clock two men got
into a dispute at the corner of Fifteenth and
Main streets. and not many seconds elapsed
t"iore they came 10 blows. A bloody nose
on one. and Il torn shirt and red neck tor
the other. had been the result of the mill
when policeman Mirhacls came M and cS.
"n~ted the two hcligcrtnts to the First po
~" station. Justice While will probably
title their differences ut the Police Court
; lis inoriIiliy
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BALTIAoRE, June l3.-Flour quiet ana unchanged;
Wheat quiet but hrn. Corn.Nhife aeiivs ..,,e aha
ern. st685sc Provisions nomnaiy unchanged.
WhIskey 9sMssic. b;
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SENT TO TnG rEN.rEl,TIhiT FOR "fkeF
Nf,Es--En the Henrico County Court
Yesterday Nelson Brown (coored) was tried
ior breaking into the Storchouse of the Rich
uond Granite Company and stealing ten
PAIRS of pants valued at 500, ten coats valued
- $50, and six pairs of shoes valued at SO.
found guilty. and sentenced to the pcnitcn-
trSy for three years
'Hhr"o harkics from Crnrl'S Neck, charged
with breaking into storcnou>r, Mlll PI0ba'
by hc tried to-day. ......
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The MISsTRELs.-The Theatre was thrown
open again last evening on the occasion o.
the reappearance in our city Oh MessIs. 81,
Skifl g. Gaylord's celebrated minstrels. me
Theatre was remarkably cool considering the
intensely warm weather, ana theie WIS ss,,a
most excellent audience Ill attendance. ! he
singing was very good, the choruses Deins any
commented on most fayoraoiy py many pep
sons who were in attendance.
On Saturday afternoon theIe VII NC .,i'
grand matinee, and no doubt the mouse VII!
be crowded.
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GRAND LODGE I. D. M.-The Grand Lodge
Virginia !. o. NJ. met in special session in
their bal i'll this city or, "Wednesday evening
f:of this week, tir,nd Arehiteet j. Thomp-
rson Brown presiding. There was Irest,it, a
full representation from the different cities
and towns of the State in which the Order
has been established. The reports received
were very gratifying, and the Order bids
fair soon to have firm footing In all rarts Of
the jurisdiction.
4 largo anrunt pf important business was
transacted. The regular seSsions will be hh'tl
on the fourth Tuesday in August and
February Of each year.
The following .smcmbers were elected, to
represent thu b5Hy ~ ft'e Sunreme Lodge:
William A. Graves, William Hail Crew, y
c. &. Hartman, and S. Carter Wcisiger.
The meeting adjourned ut late hour to
meet in regular scmi-annual session on the
fourth Tuesday in August.
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POLICE Cougr,. TnuRsDAY-.Jnstice J. j.
IPh'te pres'df'sy.-Tim following cases were
disposed Of:
Betsy Freeman, Judy Ross. and William
Allah tcolofedj, thafgea with assauiting and
beating Solomon Wilkins. Said Wilkiik
pays that, the said parties be bound over to
keep the peace. Fined $3.50 each and sent
to iail for twenty-four hours. a--tE-5s &
Solomon. and Ellen Wilkips and Martha
Pearcc tcolofeds clptged WITH trespassfne
ur,on the premises OF Betsy Freefnaii apti
threatening to kin her or do her some bodily
harm: and she also prays that each of the
said parties be bound over TO keep the peace
Fined $50 each and sent to Jail for twen.
ty-four hours.
John Mcdaniel, charged with assaultins
Mrs. John Mcdaniel. Dismissed on payment
of costs; no prosecutriX present.
Lizzie Carter {colored), charged with tres
passing. Fined S2.50:
Mary Johi,st'f .t;hlHrcd]; thafgtd With
abusing and threatening &c strike Elizabeth
Green. Fined $3.50.
Robert Dickinson, charged with stealing
lot of clothing from Crockett Anderson:
Discharged! 81. cl,
John West (coloredy. charged With fghtiGs
in the public street. Fined 81.
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jon PRISrlSG.--We call the attention of mer-
clauta, clerks OF courts. sberfs, lawyers RAILROAD
.as:shih end canal perrs andagents. and al others
having orders for print5; y ta ta1''fss offered a:
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT lor the
prompt and faithful execution OF all kinds of JOE
PRINTING. We Gun furnish ut short notice Cards,
Bil-Ifcud,, Letter Heads Programmes Ban Tickets,
B1aTs, tsarnbhlnts, Tags, tIupd-Bius, Catalogues,
Bills of Fare, hnow- E!i;s, etetfs, Drafts, &c. &C.,
&c, Satisfaction guaranteed. a..
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Effect Of the Amnesty Proclamation nv
10 Pensions.

WASHINGTON, June ia circular has
been issued from the Pension Office saying
that the amnesty act restores the right to
hold Offices to those not excepted, but does
not in any other respect relieve those who
have been disloyal from any Of the legal pen
allies, restrictions, or requirements conse-
quent upon their disloyalty, or the presump-
ton thereof, nor have any other effect what
ever. BY this ruling old pensioners are still
excluded from the lists. .....
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PROSPECT FOR FINE SPRINGS SEASON
Major b. +. Eakle, late Of the Exchange
Hotel, of this city, has just returned from
trip to the principal northern and western
cities, whittier he went in the interest of the
Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs. MAJOR
Eakle will haHe the general supervision OF
the office affairs at the White, besides being
cashier for the establishment. He reports
that large numbers of persons are preparing
to visit the springs, and from present indlca,
tjons all of the Virginia watering-placeS VIII
be filled to their utmost capacity. The
Major also visited New Orleans, which city
ALWAYS sends a large delegation to our
spri,igs, This season the usual delegation
will come, and their friends with them.
Major Eakle goes to the White on Saturday.
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ANSIvERsARY CELERRATloNs.-Thca anniver.
>ary celebration Of the Lee Literary Society
o.; Bethel Hill Academy, Warrthtou, Va.
will take place on juno 9TH II; ~ O'clock
The aurvt add"eSs will be delivered by
Major Thomas Whitehead, bf Virginia
Orators III. ii. Downing medalisD; W.
caldwell. Virginia; j. +. Mason, Virginia
nccaimcrs: +. r. Walden, Virginia Qned
af<N: Lewis, TaYenuer, District Columbia
L. ii. McAipln T'rgit:ia; EssaySt, NJ. II
Crawford QncdalisD; yacdictorlafi, {. J
smith. Virginia. Dcbaters: Affirmative
:. NJ. Pitts (mednlisD; }. N. Chapman, Nir
ginia; w. B. Smith, Virginia. Negative
t, d. Crawford, Virginia; I. P. Crawford
Virginia; II. v. u!l!csrs' Virginia.
The anniversary ball to be giftif to the
graduating classat the Virginia Military In.
-titutc at Lexington by the corps of cadets
will take place on Thursday evening; July 4.
t.rpm,Nee: J. Bonham, South Carolina,
l,lcs.dcnt; j. ". Harrison, Virginia; i. J..
ochrau, Alabama; W.. 7: fans, Virginia
J. W. Moore, Alabama; NJ. III. Crump. IT:
@inia l.. B. Hanks, South Carolina; r.. {.
McRadv. Louisiana; l.. c. Watkins, Viz.
gluia: II. q. ShclTrird, Mississippi; j.
Thomas, Missouri; Il. \. Garrett, LOUISIANA
!. (. Hurst, West Virginia; j. 5. Barrow,
lnncSsee; Il. B. BridSers, North Carolina
j. ". Maury. Virginia; Il. b. Rhett, South
Carolina: W. IT, Mabry, Texas; L. Barks'
dale, New York.
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DOLLY WARDEN ExGURsroSs.--Thn boats leave
for canal excursions this evening at s. aud half
past o'clock, giving all opportunity OF visiting
Riverside Park and enjoying n three-miIs ride on
the canal. Wharf at foot of Eighth street. Lock
for sign OF Dolly Warden. Icc-creaIn for sale on
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Anc supreme Court Of Al Appeals Decides
the Homestead Cases.
Special Telegram to the Dispatch.

sPeciaf tefeVsan 70 The Dspltch.
WYTttEv1LLE, June lathe Supreme
Court of Appeals Of Virginia, now in session
here, to-day decided the cases involving the
constitutionality of section one, article eleven
of the Constitution of Virginia, declaring SO
much of said section as relates to antecedcnt
debts to he in violation of the Constitution of
the United States, and therefore null and
void.
Judge Christian delivered the opinion of
the court, all the judges concurring.
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LEVY ,BRoTHERs' drcss- goods stock b attracting
much attention. Those who have seen their stock
say that thcy have the largest variety ever exhibited
at any one time in this city AS to prices they are
astnnislinkiy low. Every body should at LEvYs'
before making their fsstfcisasess = *
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MEETINGS.

FAIRFIELD TOWNSHIP, Hcnriro county, Va.
AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE
N TOWNSHIP BOARD will take place Oh SA L
UKDAY tho 18th day Of June, at O'clock T. NJ.
road. f. --s---. =,
to lay before the Board are requested 10
attend. GEohIE II: TTI-ECih,,
je l3-3t '.r. Clcrk OF tWrlIelu 1oMnsIIiP.
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senator wilson's Acceptance.

SenHGOF WILSON'S acceptance. / y
WASHINGTON, June Ex-senator Wilson,
in letter accepting the nomination, reviews
the history of the Republican party, which,
ton, he considers national necessity. He
gratefully accepts the nomination, and says
il the people ratify it he will endeayor faith
fullyto fulfil its duties.
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Nd VA. FRIDAY MORN JUNE II. ls72.

DIREcr IsiroRTA AT1os-Me T. b srExcE
Sow have 5rst rccetved direct from the msnufac-
tRren per steamer Morayian lfHan Line, a sptertd,d
stock Of emo English hosiery for ScntIemens wear.
Those in want Of really fine article In tfis fne
would do wcIi 10 give them call E =
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LIGHT CLoTfIs.-E. b. SPENCE & SoN have Il
large and varied Tot Of light cloths, suitable for this
hot weather, @hich they are ra'ig UP in the latest
style at the most reasonable prices
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DIED.

On Thursday night, 18th instant, MARY ANN
WALKER, aged four months and thirteen days.
The funeral will take place from the residence OF
her father, corner Third aud Marshall, THIS
AFTERNOON at # o'clock. The friends and ac-
luaintances aru respectfully Invited to attend.
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u,,,,,x prisoners con,mitte,l.

ALBANY, n. Y, June e13.-Twenty-three
kukIux prisoners have arrived ut the peni-
tentiary here from Charleston in charge Of
Marshal Wallace. IA.
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LIST or UNMAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN TIE RICHMOND Posi- 0rEIcgJuNE 10. lo'2.
NJ. p. Brooke, West Point, Va; II. Z.
Arnetto e. Brother, Richmond; Litner Scott,
-; ST ter Manand, st. Joseph's Academy,
Emmettsburg. Md.
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! WAvERLY STATION, SUSSEX COUNTY. VA,
- <sss. .ss ~ -. February %, 1872 I
My Niece traded her Wheeler & Wilson for WILL
COX q GIBBS Machine, and is highly pleased With
ihsexeha1gt z,,..ss B. u. RAIsEs.
7 JAMES z. 4. GiBBs, Agent, No is Nfntl, and
Bank streets. .sst7E ;.ses@t = ~ Erssts :
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ADvERTlsE.-Our merchants. seeking trade In any
portion OF the country should advertise IN tue
papers OF that section. NJ. ELLTSoN E GO. VIII
take advertisements and have them inserted at pub.
lislrrn' rates.
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Seckties are nor eoasIdcred an Indispensable ar
tefe OF ladies dress The supply OF THE article al
LEVY BROTHERS Is such to astonisii every one.
we know ne are Within bounds when We state that
they have at Feast eighty dskcrent ST les.
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GREAT FLooDs NEAR PRAGUE.
Baltimore News.

BALTIMORE, June 13.-The grand jury has
presented Rev. DIR. Huston for adultery.
Fords grand opera-house has been Sc
cured for the National Democratic Conven-
tion II
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Convention Of Young Mems Christian
Associations.

LOWELL, June 13.-The Young Mems
christian Association International Conven-
ton to-day elected Fl. Thane Miller, OF Gin
cinnati, president. Among. the vlce-presl-
dents are C. f.. Chichester, of South Carolina,
and James II. Franklin, OF Alabama.
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WHAT Is SO comfortable tins hot weather as those
alpaca and linen coats which may be found ut L. B
SPENCE L SONS fu endless variety: +.
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CoNrlcr RLcElvED.-Mary J. Woodson
Icol"rcdj wa. received at the peii,tcntiary
yesterday from Charlotte county five year,
lui murder ~ the sccoud decree.
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status Of the Bill TO Refund Cotton
80 Tax.

WASHINGTON, June 13.-The bill to refund
the cotton tax is still pending before The
Committee of Ways and Means, and re-
port is expected early in the next session.
The friends Of the bill claim that Congress
had manifested afeeling favorable to its pas
SAGE by the defeat of the Morrill, amendment,
and prohibiting by almost unanimous vote
the exaction by the Secretary of the Treasury
Of two cents per pound tax from the pro,
ceeds Of the cotton awarded by the Court Of
Claims - 81. Es#s- .a..
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC, JUNE II. 1872.
SIN rises ........ a:i3 Noon sets.... 500 morn.
sun spt, ,,.. TIT High tide. ....... .l0.25
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TnH MrRrnY hahc0S corpus case was
"r,,ucd before Judge Wcllord yesterday.
rur decision of the court was reserved until
in-a,y.
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WHITE VEsTS.-You will find choice lot {
white and other light vests ut r. b. SPENCE
SONS.
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M. ELIYSf5S, 4 CO., Advertising Agents, DISPATCH
buii,"ns, VIII 1cci.n a,'rcrtiESmGnts and have them
inserted in any journal oi lie tH:inlIJ al regular
rates, .>.aas....#a..
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CHpsArEAKE AND Ono RAuRoAp.-6en-
eral Superintendent Perry adycrtises this
morning that on and after he 18th instant
(acxi Monday trains will run between Hunt
;ugton and Kauawha Falls, connecting with
stages " White Sulphur Springs and other
Virginia watering-places. Through tickets
can lie bought to Cincinnati by way of Hunt
ington. This western route heing open by
nil and stages, many persons will no doubt
avail themselves Of this mode OF reaching
the Virginia watering places, the scenery
along the entire line being wild and ro-
Eantic.
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A VETERAN SoLDIER.-Lewis Webb, Esq,
of this city, Il veteran of the war of 1Sl2-'15,
made application on "Wednesday for 4 pen.
sion.
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Don't forget that you can buy light garze shirt
at E. d. SPENCE &'SoN'S at 75c.
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ONE DoDLhR.--Linerscoats at one dollar at r.. +
SpE&fE 3 sdS'S. faffhfonahle; tailorins establish
mcnt. 1000 Maili stteAis = -..EL I.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETERS AT TIE DISPATCH
OFFICE THURSDAY, JuSE 13.--S A. NJ, 81; 3
=. NJ, 50; r. Nj, SO.
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Nru YnRk MARKETS.

NEW YORK, June Ia-Sooa.-GottoD iltist, aa!.s w.
of .ae balen iniddngs at a6se. Flour q,i.et shn a
changed. Wheat quiet aud arm. corn steaos'