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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-05
LOCAL MATTERS.
THE CANAL-LocK TRAGEDY.
Horace Venahie Convicted OF Murder
I'm the First Degree.

The entire day yesterday was spent by the
Hlstings Court in the trial Of Horace Vena-
BILE, who was charged with the murder OF
Mary Holmes. (
The court met at II, when the prisoner
was arraigned. The following gentlemen
composed the jury: Charles Euker, L. A.
Ennis, Nestor Ii. Forbes, James F. Gunn,
Oliver p. Hankins, +. R. Barnes, George X.
Bagby, James W. Allison, Richard j. Adams,
David NJ. Lea, and Samuel G. Fairbanks.
The first witness examined was Coroner
Ta!lo He was followed by Charles Mel
ton, who LIQUID the body in The lock. The
jury then, at about l O'Clock, went to the
vicinity Of the place where the murder is
alleged to have been committed, and exam
ined the locllity. !
Upon their return Policeman Hulce,
Sergeant Hall. Captain Disney, Is:ac Diggs,
Maria Walker, Mollie Sykes, Sarah Mackle,
Lucy Melton. Charles Clarke, Charles Jones,
Lucy Kinney, and Policeman Samuel
Mlchaels, were sworn and examined. AT 4
o'clock the court took recess until O'Clock,
when Charles Jones and Policeman Michacs
were again, examined, ,...,..,,..
The testimony Of Captain Disney and
Policeman HuIce was ruled out by THE
Judge, because the confession which tlfe
prisoner is said TO have made TO them was
not voluntary. ..''''
The argument, which was conducted by
Mr.. George D. Wise, attorney for the Com
monwealtb, and Colonel Leary and Mr..
Samuel NJ. Page for the defence, was con-
cluded at 8 O'Clock, and the case given to the
jury.
After they had been out about twenty
minutes they returned to the court and
desired some instructions from the Judge
as to what constituted murder in the first
degree; what was premeditation and lin.
pliedly whether they could bring in vef-
dict for Il less offence than murder in the first
degree. .'
The Court informed them that it could be
prcmcditated moment before the commits.
sion of the crime, and then read from the
Code what constituted murder in the first
degree. -
The jury again retired, and about half.past
8 O'Clock returned into court. The room
was crowded to suffocatiou by an eager and
anxious crowd Of spectators, who waited IN
breathlPss silence for the verdict. The jury
men answered TO their names, and the,i'the
clerk, in u clear and audible voice, said
upon verdict? 2" In reply the indictment
was passed up 10 the clerks QeSk.
The clerk then directed the prisoner to
stand up, and, turning to the jury, said
Gentlemen Of the jury, look upon the
prisoner What say you, is he guilty or not
guilty.! Guilty." was the responSe';;and
then The accused, for the first time, evincetl
sigus OF the greatest emotion, and nervousIy
turned bis eyes first to the jury and Judge,
and then from one end Oh the courtroom to
the other.
The verdict was read: &c We the jury find
the prisoner guilty of murder in the first
degree" and so it was recorded by the
court. The jury was then discharged until
this morning at IL O'Clock, the court ad-
.iourncd, and the prisoner handcuffed and
taken down to Jail.
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COTTON MARKETS

NORFOLK. June l-Cotton sready and firm low
middipcS, lTsc.: net receipts. 500 bales; exports
coastwise, lo,o baes; sales, I50 bales; STOCK, 1915
bales. u
NEW ORLEANS. June 4--CotsOn In fair demand ;
middngS, IsIDl.tc.: net receipts 555 bales grcsS,
SIS balcs; exports to tIrcat Britain, 3435 bales to
the continent 48S bales sales, 1000 baIes; last eve
Ming, 200 bales; stcck. Sn,2ll bales.
MOBILE, June d-Goton iirm and quiet; low
middlmas. l6ic. middlings, l7c. net receipts, $50
baes; exports tn Great Britain, sJi bales 10 tho
continent livo bales; coastwise, 200 bales sales, 400
bales stock. 20;42D bales.
GALVESTON, June iy-CuitOn-goOd ordinary,
4tHlItc: net receipts Pei bales exports to Great
hritaiu y74 bales saleS, 500 bales; stock, 3i,3Ss
bales.
CHARLESTON. June 4--Cotton quiet; middlings,
sc. low mddlings lGic.; net receipts, 2t2 bales;
gross, a7i bales; exports to Great Britain, 2,p35
bales to the continent. $3.50 bales coastwise, 6sl
bales: sales, 20o bales: stock. II, ,IG5 bales.
BALTIMORE, June t.-Cotton firm; middings,
sc; gross receipts so baes exports coasLwisc, Ill
bales; sales, 2ls bales; stock. i,8cl baee.
MEMPHIS, June I.-COttOu firm; how mlddllngs,
TMltc.; receipts, SCI bales shipments, 72o; stock,
25,I52 tales. s '.E- ..
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a Man FASTENED TO RAILROAD TRACK N
FRoST OF An EXPRESS TRAN.-[From the
Pittsburgh Disratch.l A few nights since the
night express train running north on the j
and L. railroad, when near Catfish. came
near running into landslide, and would
have done so, but for the fact that the slide
had ovcltaken u man walking on the track,
and partially buried him. The train was
running slowly, the engineer looking out for
something of the Kind, and above the noise
he thought he heard some one shouting.
The train was stopped, and the conductor.
lamp in hand, went forward, when he dis
covered the track completely covered. The
haIlooipg still continued, and raising his
lamp and looking into the centre of the slide,
he beheld an individual lying fiat on his
back, and halEcovered with soft mud. The
poor fellow could not extricate himself, and
seeing the locomotive approaching, con-
Glued that he was about to "pass in bis
checks" Fortunately his cries stopped the
train in the nick OF time. thus saving his
own life aud the possible destruction of the
cars.
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COMMENCEMENT CELEBRATIOS.-l'hc COM
mencement celebration of Roanoke College
will take place Wednesday, June 18th, at 10
A. NJ. Latin salutatory, B. H. Brown, Tep-
nessce Greek Grafton, P. II. Miller, Mis-
souri,. Orations: William Miller, Virginia ;
h. W. Bittle, Virginia; Il. w. Bedenbaugh,
South Carolina; v" Stckley, Virginia, W.
Y. Cline, Virginia; &c. Janney, Maryland ;
F.. II. Chalmers, Virginia; Samuel Crockett,
Virginia Valediclory. }. f. cooper, Vir'
gina Sunday, June -. bac1Iaureate ser
mon hy Rev. $. X. Cox. d. D., Christians
burg. Va; address before Young MEMS
Christian Association by Professor a. J.
Brown. a. NJ, Blountvile, Tenn. Monday,
contest for medal in uratory. Tuesday, ad-
dress before Alumni Association by George
f.. Nelson. A. NJ. Baltimore, Nd; address
before literary societies by General Henry
A. Wise, Richmond. Va. Wednesday, ad-
dresses by graduates
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The FEAST AND Fab OF the Ihifd ffesey-
teriun church. now going lin the tahernaele
belonging to the church, opened on Tues.
day very tiuely. Again last piSht, there was
a good attendance, and many articles were
disposed of. The! inner man, too, can be
wei satisfied with the delicacics OF the sea.
son at this fair, given by the fair hands OF
the ladies who have charge of that depart
ment. ,s, ss.z sf,.,.,rr;g ,sr,
. Not the least amongst the, attractions OF
the exhibition last night was the boat which
gides back and forth in u pool of wafer,
bringing ON each. return trip package for
some one Of those who watch its movements.
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a RRoTHrR's AND SISTERS QuARREL-SAD
J Arn OF TIE FORMER. "A Princeton (kan.)
correspondent OF the st. Paul Press, under
ul" Of the 18th ultimo, writes: .4-sE
hi. community was much shocked this
Morning upou hearing Of sad affsir which
"e''ilI"d las, evening (May 2Gth) in the
i,'hii Of respected citizen named Joseph
H. townsend. II seems that one OF bis
oj'', named Joseph. and some thirteen years
~ age, returned home from a neighboI's
,,"',c. and, fun Of mischief, while seated by
''c S'o'r, amused himself by throwing ker-
D,'' u corn al his eldest sister, habel. girl
u some sixteen years of age, who was sit
~ ~ work. Somewla. angry, after awhile
snc 'hFe" large pair ot shears at her bro.
s'er' which. unfortunately. struck bin point
H''"iost full in the left breast, penetrating
Wv iHtI clothing agd his breast and heart,
"N8alhS h!s almost Instant asath.V
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CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
Wednesday, June 1.
OFFERINGS.
wnEAT-white. SO bushels. Red, IA bushels.
CogN--Whitc, ,4ov bu$ heels. .z}
SALES.
wuEAT-white Sc Tusheis prime n: fl:fo Red,
IS bushels at SIS; 70 seis very good at $lso; 70
bushels at Sl.7C-totai, oS bushels.
uoRS.-Wh,te, l,ico bushels very good OH private
I RUS. ...
RE-EXuIBITED.
WHEhT.-Re,I. 90 busllea.
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THf Arkansas EXCITEMENT - Little Roch:,
Ign" &-Alcument was resumed in the Su.
fr..ulr Court today on the application OF
',,. Attnrnev-linneral for Il writ of quo rd1'.
tn.Go a~ailI,t Governor Baxter TO show cause
Mhl h" i actin" rs Governor of Arkansas.
aud without corc'uding, the court adj
lnNrn"d until tomorrow. The counsel TOR
r3X'cr trst denied the right of Zouley, the
Attorney General. to file the applicltlon and
IL" lNli~dl,tion of the court. They also
argued that if Baxter WAS pot the Governor,
iicact, OF the Legislature which issued the
commissions TO the Attorney-Gener.i and
tNo Of the Judges Of the Supreme Court
were nItl and void. The excitement caused
y the proceeding is still intense.
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ST. PETER's CHURCH, NEAR THE WaITE
House, New KENT CoUSTy.-This venerable
historic structure, worn by the lapse OF
nearly two centuries and desolsted by war,
has been thoroughly repaired and retitted for
worship. It's original designs and proper
tons have been, as far as possible, restored,
and it can now take rank with the most COM
modDus and best-arranged of our rural
churches. The people of New Kent are in
debted TO Rev. Mr.. Kepler, by whose patient
and persevering exertions this old church
has been restored. ~ VI
For the last few weeks it has been in the
opened for service on Sunday next at II
o'clock A. M.
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HENRICo COUNTY CoURT.-This cour
meets to-day at IL O'Clock. The grand jury
meets again tomorrow.

REPORTED DoING BUSINESS WITHOUT LIZ
cESsE.-Tbere were 103 parties summoned
before the Police Justice yesterday morning:
for doing business without license. A good
many Of them paid the tax, others were dis
charged upon giving satisfactory evidence
that they had not conducted business since
the expiration of their last years Incense,
and fines were entered against some few wht,
did not appear.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-05

POLICE CoURT-Justice White.--lda Wade.
for abusing Emma Tyler, was fined $3.50.
Emma Tyler, for abusing and threatening
Ida Wade, was fined $3.50. .t,,
Kingston Johnston, for assaulting and
beating Ben Carter and his wife, was re-
quirel to nay s5 fine. - :.
Owen Murtha was fined 81 for being.
drunk and disorderIy in the streets.
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CITY ALAsHoUsE.-The number of persons
received at the city almshouse for; the month
of May was: White males, 6 ; white females,
2; white children, 4 colored males, 8; CO.
lored females, 6 coored children, =. Dis
charged: White males, /; white females, 9;
white children, &; colored males, 8; coloreti
females, IL; coIored children, 5. Died. |:
White males, 3; white females, /; white
children, 3; colored males, 4; colored fe.
males, 2, and one colored child. Total re-
cci'ed, rs; discharged, At died, IS. Num-
Der of inmates in April, 22S; number OF iu-
mates in May, 1856. Decrease for tbe month,
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An OLD CoNvICr RETURNED To HIS
FORMER QUARTEEs.-Ed. II. Smith was
lodged in the penitentiary yesterday by
William l.. Moony. sheriff of Augusta
county, and j. Paryent, sergeant of the
city of Staunton, for two years for horse
stealing. When lie was put back in his old
quarters he Was recognized by Supcl1ntend-
cnt Strother us \ convict who had been re-
leased about six months ago, and had already
cprrpd six wears.
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ANOTHER FAIR AND FEAsT.-Thc ladies OF
the CIay-Street Methodist church propose to
hold fair and feast for the benefit of their
church. commencing this evening The
feast will be. continued during the present
week. and all the delicacies of the season
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UNMAlLABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PcsT-OFTICE JUNE 4. l8l3.7-MlSs
Anule Garnet. 1862 Broad street, Richmond,
VA; r. A. Adams, City Gas-W Works, Rock
etts Miss SaIlie n. Allen, 1901 Main street,
Richmond, Va; Captain j. E. Fitz. Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railroad Company, Rich
mond, Va; James Miles, -. . ..
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Appomattox,
DynwNEp--BAcKwARp CROPS.

=. .pouicncc "t the Richmond ptspatchl
ArroMArroN COUNTY, June ,. 1873
rAr people in the liver portion OF TINS
.-,,r,, we're painfully shocked hy the inteil'-
...a,. tha, son OF Mr.. J"c' W. coleman,
,.,. wears old. WAS drowned on saturday
.,.r;oc last. He was PLAYING on the banks
:, the AppomattcN river WIN som" o'oeF
.hi,drcn, who were too small 10 rescue nun,
:, .n hc fell in. and was not taken out uheii
II, NSa> extinct.
The itic rains have made the farmers more
},.lwar,i with their crops than they nave
n.,o inr many years. Quite number OF
.n.m BAY" not finished planting corn.
Wr,.f. where not injured hy the fly, Is
',l,n. well. A good prospect for tobacco
,,,qo,,, aud a fair start made towards pant
'.''''. S.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.-[C Charlottesville
JcferScmdn Republican.]-Mr. Isaac B
Carey, of Richmond. Va, has given to THE
Society Of Alumni Us an endowment for Tic
University Of Virginia, property of the pre-
sent value of ten thousand dollars, and ir
view of its location and the rapid growth o.
Richmond its prospective value is ver,
much greater. Such an act of magnifcell,
generosity is worthy OF the highest praise.
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ASSIvERSARY CELEBRAT - The Wi isC
Light Infantry. OF Williamsburg, Va, will
have their second anniversary and tar @et
practice on Friday. June u, 1873. Com.
lnittec: Captain Il. a. Wise, Lieutenant Ii
W. Garrett, Lieutenant ". J.. Wall, Lieu
tenant }. l.. Mercer, Sergeant S. j. Dixon
Sergeant L. T. Powell, Corporal H. 5.
Ar,nistead. Ensign L. L. Malone, Private
II. y. Cole, and Private c. H. Harris.
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POSTAL MATTERs.-John G. Ferguson is
appointed postmaster at Taylor's Store,
Franklin county, Va, uice Mrs. J. Bows.
man, resigned. A new post-office is estab-
iished at Mount Hope, Fayette county, w.
Va, on the route from kauawha Falls to
Raleigh Courthouse. with Hiram Warner as
postmaster. A new post-ottice is established
at Coal River Marshes, Raleigh county, W.
Va. on the route from Logan Courthouse to
Raleigh Courthouse, with Christopher Roles
as postmaster.
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SOME OF TIE CUTTERS in the lower pOr-
ton of the city and at other points, where
the drainage does not carry off tue water
rapidly, me giving forth very offensive
odor. Cannot authority be given the police
to turn loose the hydrants once u dry and
wash them out!
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ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.-The following
officers were elected by st. Alban's Chapter,
40. 33, on Monday night: y. NJ Marshall,
high priest; G. T. Dan!orth, king; G. Henry
Perrow, scribe; John f. Regnault. trea-
surer; S. i. Jacobs, secretary B. c. Hart
sock, captain Of host; William G.. Price,
principal sojourncr; Benjamin Bates, royal
arch captain; w. G. Newberry. B. w. Gil
lis, George III. Bright, masters of wells
Revs. j. T.. Edwards, &. &. Vandcrslice, S.
NJ. Provence, j. r. Moore, {. ID. Crawley,
chaplains; p. W.. Brown, Joseph Dearre,
I. l.. Cary, stewards ; james E. Riddick,
laniLOr.
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By TELEGRAPH.
J,
NEW YORK MARKETS

NEW York. June a.-Eortou steady sales. I,los
bales: prices unchanged Flour dull and dropping.
Whiskey unchanged. Wheat fayors buyers with
active at gS33c. decline: old WESTERN Tixed, &c.
Rice steady. Pork quiet and ulchanged. -Lnrd
weak. Tulpentine ar.nel Rosin and taiiow steady
Fr,.i. frtupr.
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STRAWBERRIES basket of as fine sam
pie of strawberry as we have seen this sea
son was left at our office yesterday by MIR.
E. HalIock. This -yentlemln, from an acre
of ground on the corner OF Thirtieth and +
streets, has raised a very large quantity OF
the most delicious berries.
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WHAT DID IT? is no longer the question since
the eintroduCtiorof the Ceu,aur Lmthient:" When
we meet au old friend who his been shclyed with
rheumatism, Or see person nianeled underneath u
railcar and restored TO shape and comeliness, we
now know that itis the Centaur Liniment that does
the work. No other article evert;id perform such
miracles There is swelling that 1t Will not soft
tn, pain 1t will not soothe. or lameness 1t will
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CALAMIrIEs WILL COME UPON Us In spite Of all
precaution, but il is gratifying to learn that Hem
bolds celebrated buchu still be obtained at all the
drug stores and that be relied ON to all DIS
eases ot.the hidneysand urinary organs. Look out
tor counterets Thc genuine bears the private pro
prietary stamp Of Ii. T. HELMsoLD. JOHN e.
HENRY, New York. sole agent
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], SUDDEN DEATH Coroner, Taylor was
called upon Tuesday night to view the body
of ii eoiored girl named Sally Stark at 9l5
ST. James street. She had laid down on her
he'd and died suddenly, THE Coroner was
of opinion that death was caused by cansees-
ton of the lungs, and did not deem mn in
o,,est necessary. -,
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THE MARYLAND ExcURsIoNIsTs The Mary.
land editorial excursionists, under the sul.
dance and direction of Major n. Fl. HotebkiSs,
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, VIII ar
rive in this city on the 18th Instant from
Baltimore, and be quartered at the Exchange
Hotel. Next day they will proceed to the
White Sulphur Springs, and thence to Hunt
ington, and The fnr West The arrange
ments for this trip, complete, in all details,
have been made by Major N. 81. Hotchki.s
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SINGULAR ACCIDENT AT THE PETERSBURG
DEr0r Tuesday afternoon! just before
the arrival of the northern train at the Union
der0t, corner Of Eighth and Byrd streets, !,
Singular accident. occurred which resulted
in seriously irjminS mule. TIE animal
was one OF Il team Of three attached 10
wagon standing in front of a freight car
while quantity of flour was being trans
fcrred from the wagon to the car. Another
train of fits and freight cars was al tols
moment backed down by an engine on an
other track very close to the wagon whlcn
was being ,mloaded. In some way OF otnet
the pole OF tue wagon was caught IN the
end of the first car which was approaching;
the wagon, and bent around until II plerceu
The shoulder or breast of one of the wheel
mules, intiictiug upon the poor animal Il Ter
rible wound, several inches long aud appa'
rentIy very deep. srt '..@
The train, which was being shifted, was
at once stopped, andt4the animal relieved
from his terrible situation. When taken ou'
of the harness, he lifted up bis foot on tne
side which was injured, and showed by hls
quiverins flesh and in every other way pos
sible for the poor duub, beast TO show 1t tha'
his sIliferingS were ciDtenSe.
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To THE LADIEs.-Just received the latest style OF
fans, jewelry, hair goods, kid gloves, scarfs, &C.
&c, for sale at greatly reduced price, at E. l.
GRANGER's, e27 Broad street. Please give me a
call, examine my stock, and compare prices
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R.ITI,,pRE MARKETS,

BALTIMORE, june i.-Flour dull and unchanged
Wheat dull and unchanged. Corn steady; white,
&c. yellow, 62(n63c. Oats heavy; southern. d72
soc. Fork nomiIIrl, 417.506s1s. Bacon-Shoulders
ste: rib-sides, stc. Lard auli, sGasS. WhiskeJ
dull
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art entertainment" !" 1t is similar In char.
acter to that exhibited here by Cromwell
and we fearn 1t. isa very meritorions exhibit.
tlon. The admission will be % cents up to
haIf-rlast 8. o'clock. and then free. -
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REES & CO.'S GALLERY, next d1or to StIks &
Ryland's bookstore, will be open ut O'Clock to-
duy and tomorrow morning for the convenience
of parties leaving OH the early trains. .-a...t
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BAPTIST. ASSOCIATION. RICHMOND COLLEGE,
and the Tabernacle were Deau' fully photographed
BY REEs Co. yesterday. Their gallery IS located
on Main near Ninth STREET, next door to Messrs.
Starke s Ryland's book store, where orders viii be
received fer the picture. AL are Invited to call
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Mr.. KUSKEL's BEEEF1T.-To-ni night Mr.
Kunkel appears at the Theatre in the Hid.
den Hand, Id which play he takes the char
aeter of Wool. Mrs. Kunkel appears as
Capitola. Tomorrow evening Dir. Kunkel
has 2 benefit.
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BANKRUPTCY. were thirty five petS-
tious in bankruptcy filed in the register's Is
office of this district for tue month of May.
Or this number tbirty-three were voluntary
and two involuntary.
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J. THAT sATiN-STRIPED FRENCH PERCALE WHICH
LEVY BROTHERS are uow selling at 3ec. per yard Is
identIcay the same article as was sold at icc. per
yard two weeks agO. 9s
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FRArsER's' GALLERY. OPPOSITE TIE POST
OFFICE, card photographs only 81 per dozen, and
large size fl, y .ss
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VOL. Xiv.

Tue New ASSISTANT BlsHop (psoTEsrANr
EPISCOPAL, OF NORTH CAROLINA. DIR. Lyman
was delegate from California to the last
General Convention Of his Church, and he
there distinguished himself by a very happy
speech IN advocacy of resolutions presented
by him on the subject Of ritual. which we're
promptly adopted by both Houses OF the
General Convention. and harmonized the
convention after weeks of exciting debate,
and when it seemed impossible TO come 10
an agreement. - Wilmington Star.
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WE WOULD RECOMMEND OUR FRIENDS WHO
want good photographs to go to FRAYSER's gallery
opposite the pcst-ofice.
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If ANY ONE DOUBTS THAT THE HAMBURG EpG-
ISGs which LEVY BRoTEEcA are now selling at
lst and lsc per yard not worth e5c., Just call at
their store aud have tue idea removed. They also
show a large stock of edgings and insertings from
2sc. to II so per yard They have over six thousand
wards of these goods from which Won can make your
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-05
LOuIsyIiLE MaRNE ETS.

LOUISVILLE, June 4.--Fiuur quiet: family extra
90. Corn firm: sec. iorsnix ixed and white, sacked
Pork steady at Sl7. Bacon Brm and scarce; shonl.
ers. 7sm7ic: cleir rib 9tc clear sides, aic. Lard
sa0ic. in ierccs. l0sc. Ia hegs. SIC. tor steam.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-05

THOSE LINEN HASDK KERcHI EFS WHICH LEVY
BROTHERS are now selling at iOc. apiece are ial
pure linen, and would be cheap ut Dec.