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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-11

SPECIAL CorET OF AFrEAlS.-The Special
,,yrt OF Appeals met yesterday morning
mutually at II o'clock. Present: Judges
Wirrf,ld Barton, and Mclaughlin. The
,,.owirg business wns transacted
Ws-rlek. &c. ". Warwick'S adminiStra-
-7-. i. Continued. n'
Woyubi,h rs. Luck ct ais. Submitted.
Trrui Il ais. Us. Sheffield et ais. Dismiss
ID At ,ac appellants costs.
oxen r. Curtis CT ais. will be called frs,
hi, morning.
The roui; will continue to call the docket
through i, lar as it can during its presen,
.gmm"r session without reference to the
.>.. ~Eirh remained over from its old dock.
&. u the last term.
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and st,persedens which was granted. The
commitment of the witness wts sGsnsndaii
until that time. 80 ss19a''uueu 'su'1'

ExcirEaEET ON MAIN STREET. .-Thera wnJs
quite an excitement on Main street yester.
day afternoon, oceastoned BY two mules RIM.
Mug off with coal.cart without driver
When near the post Office the cart collIded
with buggy aud fan over The rear axle. I'm
setting the cart Strange to sas;. neither
buggy nor cart were injured. One Of the
mules was thrown down, but soon cot
on bis feet again, and Immediately after.
wards the team was stopped without further
damage.
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The rHarperss Ferry Property.

WAsHNcroN, July 1O.--The Attorney
General has written letter in relation to the
suits now pending to enforce the yender's
lien on the Harper's Ferry property, in
which he says 1t Is not my intention to
have the property offered for sale under the
vender's lien until all the outstanding claims
against the property are adjusted, aud par
ticulal iy not until it has been judicially de-
termined what, if any, right or claim the
Baltimore aud Ohio road has to the property
or aDy part thereof" g. 9
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If HAD KNOWN 1T LAST YEAR.-This was The
language Of a poor cripple, who, fourteen months
ago, was smashed Under IN iron beam. He had
been allowed to suffer pain and assume a mass OF
deformity, but behad now recovered the use of one
knee oy The Centaur Liniment. We hear such
language every day. There is no pain this iniment
viii not assauge, nc lameness will not alleviate,
and no swelling 1t viii not sttbdue.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
seriors Aceis,ent ,. s.anu.a,,.

SeFiOus Accident I'm Btaunton.
FALL or RAILROAD RoUND-HousE-A RICH-
AoNb NAN EoHTALIY WOUNDED.
Especial telegram to the Disfascli.l St
sTAUNros, Va, July 10.--At about $50
this morning the roof or rafters of the Ches.
apeake and Ohio Railroad round house fell
In, There were five workmen engaged upon
the building, only three of whom received
injuries; Charles Bear, seriously; Mr.. Wat
son, slightly; William Gallagher, formerly
of Richmond, with the Southern Express
Company, was probably mortally wounded;
His arm was broken at the elbow and also at
the wrist, and his skull is thought to be frae-
tured. He is also internally injured.
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yo,,,e :, > yya,vor.h at sine-sine.

. NEW YORK., July 10.-Walworth's mo-
ther. who was on the same train, met young
WalYorth at Sipg-Sing yesterday, and took
final leave of him. The latter kept up bis
spirits, and conyersed freely with the look
ers-on, and upon receiving his striped SUIT
jokingly remarked: 81 look as If had got
q baseball suit on" He will enter the shoe
shop to-day to learn sufficient to become
chief clerk in the stock department.
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pol<G> OF THE GRAND Jury YESTERDAY
TIE special Grand jury Of the Husting Court
wt> IN session Yesterday morning, and trans
atsd he following business
William b. Griffith, felony. for aSsaulting
fTrh"h Griffith. 4 true bill.
q. y. Wootten, miSdemeanor, for attempt
in. to cXtort money from David Rosendorf-
.r. 4 true bill.
Paul Morano and Sophia Lutterback, mis-
d,ncaMOrs. True bills.
lohn ). Meredith, ". L. Royal, W. r.
lri--, and William b. Tabh, felony, for being
accessories, aiding, abetting, couusellDg,
g.. Page McCarty in the late duel with j..
g. Nordccai. ..-....
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The Cholera.

CINCINNATI, July 10.-Four cholera.deaths
hefe yesterday.
CHArrANooe4; July 1o.-Three deaths yes.
terday from cholera. ~ a,f
NASHVILLE, July 10.-There syere thirteen
funerals here yesterday, but no cholera
deaths. -
MEMPHIS, July 10.-Only one cholera
death occurred here to-day. 9, = =
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The Hebrew Conference in Cincinnati.

Clxc,ssATI, July M.-Ihe Hebrew Con-
ference. having for its object tie Establish.
mcnt of theological college, to-day, adopt;
ed constitution, forming an association, un.
der the name of "The Union Of American
Hebrew Congregations" for the object
above stated. 't,fa.. Gn.
All the Hebrew congregations in the
United States are invited to join the Union.
The next meeting of the Conference is 10
be held on the second Tuesday In July OF
next yeaf, .s
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The Loss Of the City OF Washington.
THE OFFICERS AND CREW CHARGED WITH CRIMI-
--.tr.. . NAL cARELESSNESS ".... ~. ..

The Loss OF Ghe C1sy Oh WaSMfnSC COn.
THE OFFICERS AND CREW CHARGED WITH cRIMI-
-.str.a NAL CARELEsSNEsS. e, ..
NEW YORK, July 10.-The statement of
a passenger on the steamer City of Washing
ton charges that the loss of the ship is due
to the criminal carelessness Of the officers and
crew, and that they just barely escaped
being engulfed. He says: "The lead was
never hove once, and no one had an Idea OF
where the ship was. We had on board
captain as passenger who had crossed the
ocean scores of times. He frequently
warned the chief officer that he was running
too far porthward, and advised him to run
down hundred miles OF so to the south
ward to get the sun and see where they were:
His advice was rudely declined. The second
officer, believe, conceded in this view"
HALIFAX, July 10.-A dispatch just re-
ceiyed from Port Lebear states that the
wreck of the steamship City of Washington
breke in two this morning al z o'clock. The
captain and officers were on board at. the
time, but succeeded in escaping from the
wreck, ,i.rssf1t. II lgaai. = 81. IT,
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HAVE ASALYzED THE wHIsKEY KsovY
under the brand Of "B SELECT" controlled bv
nesssrs. WALTER D. BLAIR & Co., Richmond
virginia, and dnd 1t free from fusil oil and other
Impurities ana recommend Its use for medicinal
anu family purposes. J.B.McCAw MD
: Late Prof Of Chemistry Medical College Of ".
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EXTENSION or FIRST STREET.---Messrs. A.
b. Williams. Joseph G. Dill, Daniel Denoon.
\. t. Lipscomb, and John Ahern have been
appointed commissioners to assess the value
p1 the land to be condemned by order of the
'ily Council for the opening of First street
"twcen Duyal and Jackson. The comtnis.
'.rners will meet on the premises tomorrow
H u n'nlnrk i NJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-11

HAVE YOUR PICTURES MADE.-Now is the time
to have your pictures taken. The pleasant weather
end clear atmosphere insure you a good photo
ktaph.,, REEs & Co.'s gallery was crowded from
estly ,Iiorn to sunset Saturday. They are more at
tentiye aud kind to children than at amy gaety Ni
have ever been In. We recommend our readers t
REEsS gallery. Their prices are low and work
rnad
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nrour,,aus,, pnrk Races.

MONMOUTH PARK, n. j., July l0.-k1ng
Amadeus won the two year.old race to-day.
Time, 1881. - ,,..,
4 Hubbard won tbs four.lnile race, distanc-
inc his competitors in the first heat. Time,
Lightning (colt) won the third race. Time,
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SeHeal'S Point.

ARRIVAL OF THE YACHT cRAIaHILL.
lsbecial telegram to the Disratch.]
SEwELL's PoIST, w., July 10.-Arriyed
from Richmond, steam-yacht Craigli,l, Cap
tain Cunningham, having on board Mayor
Kelley and Messrs. Turpin. Clark, Myers,
Purcell, Campbell, and Isaacs. All well.
The party visit Norfolk tomorrow.
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Neyv YORK Rfe7rSs:;

New YORK. July 10.--No quorum ap-
peared at the meeting of Erie Railroad
directors to-day. Another meeting is called
for the 18th. .. Do. i >!
One miision jim gold will be sent to Europe
by to-morrow's steamer.
The trotter Patchin Chief Is dead. Value,
$1,000. l.@ rat.f " q. &,
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Test Gotten Case.

WASHINGTON. July 10.--A. p. Morse, coun-
sol for claimants, telegraphs from Newport
reosrdiug test case :! Have gained the
preat Cumming cotton claim before the Bri-
fish commissions here. The cotton was cap
tured on Red river, and the award is saO,-
oOO." #E Iats -;
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INSTALLATION OF OFFIcERs.-The following
officers Of Jefferson Lodge, No. %, Knights
oi Pythias, were installed Wednesday night
by b. b. &. G. John c. Teller, assisted by
J, q. G. j. B. Vaughan, P. c. Briggs, c. F.
tIyior, and James K. Llmpkini James r.
La!nPkin, =, =, George c. Rutfin; G. C.. ;
:'c4't:e p. Pickett, Y. c.; Cam jackson,
t'gclatc; John B. Vaughan, X. of r. and S.
K. J. Briggs, VI. OF F.. Philip Whitlock,
u, OF E.; john D. Mathews. 81. of A. ; b..
D. Cook, |. g.; John :. Clay, O. 6.
Pe'erS Section, No. 8, Cadets Of Temper
oa%e.-The following officers were installed
night before last: Ross Smith. w. A. !,
N"muel Woodson. Z; A.: james Page, R.
- William Anderson, A. S.; James Tay-
l1r, T.; Edmond Warner, a. T.; Ed. H.
hitting, c.; Oscar B. TAYLOR, g.; Parker
Mines, T.; Washington Y. Logan, W..
David Logan, o. w. Grand Representa-
uHes: J. II. Fauutleroy, James h. Peters,
e. Hallmore, and E. II. Allen.
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ARRIVAL OF TIE RRuAINs o. Mr.. MERRY
AAS.-Ihe remains of young Merryman, ac-
c!dentaily killed near Lynchburg, day or
Two since, were brought down to Richmond
Yesterday, and were met at the depot by
friends.
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weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON. July 10.--For the South At
lantic States, ION Friday, southeasterly winds
veering to southwest and possibly north
west, with numerous local rains. ri 5,ar.
For the Middle Atlantic States, southwest
winds, cloud and rain, followed by north.
west winds and clearing weather by Friday
evening. =. !,
For New England, easterly winds, threat.
ening and rainy weather. st
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The Trial Of Captain Jack and other
.t MOtIocs Commenced. g.


.a MOI0cs Commenced. g.
FORT KLAMATH, July 5.-The military
commission has proceeded with the trial of
Captain Jack, Schonchin, Boston Charley,
Black Jim. Slotuck, and Barncbo, implicated
in the Candy massacre.
The charge against them is murder in yio-
lation OF the laws of war. The speeitica-
tions repeat facts already known.
Three withesses haye been eEamined-T.
F. Riddle, his IndiaE. woman Toby; and
l.. d. Dyar. Toby swears positively that
Captain Jack shot General Candy; Schop,
chin, Mr.. Meacham Boston Charley, Or.
Thomas and that Hooker Jim tried to kill
L. d. Dyar; also, that Barncho knocked her
down with gun and tried to take her horse.
The testimony of Riddle corroborates that
of his Wife,-Toby. ~ s...a
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10 THOSE WHO ARE IN WANT or PICTURES
Wewould advise all these who are In yuut Of seod
pictures to 60 to CAMPBErL's well-known gallery,
as we have seen specimens of their work, and must
say: that IL win compare with any In this city
Satisfaction guaranteed to all.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-11

PERSONS IN WANT OF PICTURE FRAMES would
do well to call at the RICHMOND FRAME STORE,
next to the Dollar store: where they can have them
made at the lowest prices and 1t the shortest notice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-11

Dv1DENp.-The Albernarle Insurance Com.
pany has declared dividend of four per
cent. net, payable on the 10th instant, Rich.
mond stockholders will receive their -divi.
dends from the company's agent, MIR. j. Fl,
Mutttaetiea
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-11

THE ONLY uNFAILING SPECIFIC for diseases Of
the kidneys, bladder, and the organs affected by
vicious habits Is HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHu.
This medicine cures. DIR. HELMBoLD is the only
physician who has succeeded In obtaining the fuli
virtues Of buchu. His IL the original and only
truly valuable preparation. tits eonfded In by
physicians and patients alike. is Important that
sufferers should obtain the genuine. Therefore ask
for Helmbold's Extract Buchuy with the Doctors
signature on the bottle. taz aEs.atff,.a. sE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-11

IN: WILL OF ALFRED King, DECEASED,
lbt jury empannelled to try the issue out of
rhanceT! whether Alfred King left will or
not was cc.",sogcu lnthe Circuit Court yester-
nay until after o'clock in hearing the testi-
mony. The case will probably be concluded
fn-G,,y
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LADIES HA1R-DREsSING FASHIONS, direct from
Paris, at K. FERRANDINIs, eia, 8l5, and 6l7 Broad
street All varieties Of hair work made TO order by
Paris patterns, for all prices, according to quality
OF goods, aud guarantee my work to give satls
fsctton. Office fsr halt goods, els Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-11

SENT TO THE PENITENTIARY FOR ONE
YEAR.-In the Hastings Court yesterday
Royal Longstreet was tried and found
guilty of striking William Allen with a
brick, and sentenced to the penitentiary for
rfie Years
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Accidental Shooting.

BosToN, July 10.-Two boys had seuiiie
for pistol this morning, and while 80 en-
gaged the weapon exploded-one boy being
shot through the breast and the other
through the hand. ssi.tj - ~
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TILE RICHMOND FRAME STORE has just received
a large and beautiful assortment of PICTURE
FRAMES of every description, which they are sell
ing twenty-five per cent less than they can be pur
chased elsewhere. Don't forget the place-nex'
door to the Dollar Store. .iy.is rs ~ S'.'z1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-11

THE NEW POSTAL CARDS UNDER THE LATE POS
TAI law-useful, serviceable, and cheap. The ad-
vertiser can FIJI the back Of the cards with any
printed announcement he may wish to make public,
and send them through the mail for only one cenl.
Tan be printed at this Office q low rates.
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Cuba.

HAvANA, July l0.--Thc Government hss
suspended the publication of the Tribune
untiIa fine Of $1,000 imposed by thesuthori-
ties has been paid,
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The United states Chfef-B Bustfeeship.
w AHn6ToS; July 10.-A special to the
World says the Chief Jasticeship has been
rendered 10 Senator Conkling; or New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-11

THE DOLLAR STORE has Just received large and
beautiful assortment of JEwELRY and FANCY AR
TicI ES of every description.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-11

~ 3CAMPBELL's GALLERY Is MAKING p,cr,rpvs At
siower rate than any other gallery In the city, aud
their work Is not surpassed by anyone In the bu 81
ness. rs.f' -
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HATS AT REDUCED PR1CEs-Boys' and chill.
dren's hats can be had ut r. WEls1GER s co.'s fol
7sc. worth $1 and$l.25. .,t.,-. .-.,ss.. 80.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-11

THE NEW POSTAL cARDs--yery useful for busi-
ness purposes. Cards or announcements of any
kind printed on them will pass through the mail for
one cent. Printing for these cards neatly and
cheaply done at this Office .r..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-11

THOSE sIxPENCE CALIcoEs which LEVY BRO
THEIRS are now selling are going fast, anu 30 are
the ninepence lawns. .s...ss-" .' srrtt
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fooT M4sHED.-one of The oi1eratives at
;ha Chesapeake and Ohio car-shops had hi,
l'ot badly mashed day before yesterday
while car WAS being moved.
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= SELLING OUT AT A PROFIT. Oar friends L.. Il.
srENcs q 6 soN are selling out at profit, and pro-
rose 10 connnte doirs so GIL the Last garment 10
svne. They have asplendid Stock Of gentlsn,en,s
wear. Give them cali.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-11

Ac6utrfEb;-Athie ZONES. charged with
larceny, was tried in the Hastings. Court
yesterday and acquitted. >,
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DON'T FAIL TO LOOK AT THE NEW EDGINGs
pique trimmings, rufies, tuckings. and pufllngs al
LEVY BROTHERS.
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GESrLEMES's HoT-WEATHER COOP s.-The
hes, sYock of light underwear In the shape OF gauze
and linen undershirts, drawers, socks, &C., win be
found ut z. B. SPENCE & sos's, lsoe Main street
Tnis firm make specially of gentiemen'si under
wear. Give them call-they will certainly please
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GREAT BARGAINS IN HATs:-F. wEtstaER {
Co. are selling some Of their straw goods greatly
reduced prices. Batgalns can be had now.
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To THE PUSuic.--We would advise our readers
to 60 to the DOLLAR STORE tn purchase their fancy
articles as they will save ty PER cent. by so dong
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SENT TO JAIL FOR Thirty DAYs.-In the
case OF Harriet Robinson, charged with
larceny, which was tried before Judge
Hnigon Yesterday morning, the accused was
found guilty and sent 10 Jail for thirty days.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-11

WAS IT SUICIpE:-Last evening about 7
O'Clock, rs gentleman of this city was stroll
lng along the tow-rath near the boat-yard,
h!- ali"l;ion was attracted by group Of ne
gtoes to IN object having every appearance
of human body floating in the canul. With
great difficulty he succeeded in drawing it
ashore, and ii proved to lie dead body,
which had been several days in the water.
The only article OF clothing upon it was a
mu@h-worn and tattered linen duster, por-
non OF which was tied tightly about the
neck, completely enveIoping the unfortu-
nate's bead. As the body reached the shore
It ncatiy-lolded paper fell from one Of the
pockets. and on which WAS written, in bold
handwriting, ae follows:
ToHELEN.
Farewell, vain wrcched life!
lhy mi,crie, Id shuu;
hnr'-hye, sweet precious love
fartis pilgrimage Is done,
f"r a. The sunshine Of thy smiles
Like twilight fades away,
III raves such darkness In my heart
would not longer stay;
ct lei me IN this closing hour
Repeat with ebbing breath,
That as I've loved thee In the past
10 love Low III death.
AS our informant turned to leave the mel
ahcholy spot one Of the negroes was over
heard TO rtmark 10 another with considera-
he feeling, dog goueef dat darned yaller
dog II Kill emmy more we aIls chickens, tell
YOU"
The coroner was not summoned, Us post.
mon sefn WIS not deemed necessary.
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POSTAL CARDs-Those who propose using the
new postal cards can have the printing neatly ant
cteaply done at the Dispatch printing house.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-11

You CAN HAVE A LARGE PICTURE. handso,no,v
coiofed aud framcd made at CAMPBELL,s gallery.
At the low price Of ons dollar and seventy. aye
cents. Nv
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I GET A wASH-PoPLINi ut l5c. per yard whilst you
can, as they are worth 25c.; aud remember thsl
LEVI BROTHERS arc, closing out their summer
dress goods without regard TO cost. IN. .,...,js.
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LEVY BROTHERS have twisted-silk mitts, Isle.
thread gloves aud gauntets, buck gauntlets, and
kid Eto+ts,
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PERSONAL Robert w. Hughes
is in the city. ."'
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C.ErIT CouRT or RICuMoSD.-No business
a general interest was transacted in this
,,uri Yesterday. The docket will be called
Il !! o'clock this morning.
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IT WILL PAY.-You can save fifty cents by plsri
chasing dozen Of those red-bordered doylies at y
worth 81 so per dozen at LEVY; BROTHERS,.
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COOL ASA cucUMBER.---W " by dissolve in'the heat
when $s, or less, willmake You as cool as cucuh'
Der, ut E. B. SPENCE B SONS, 1890 sdain ' ssreet'
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!: BUY YOUR CLOTHING, SHIRTS, AND GENTLE
MEN FURNISHING GOODS Of e. b. SPENCE & sor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-11

Levy BROTHERS sell, machine needles at 6c.',aud
ths best inuchius oil at lse. per bottle,
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

SpdIus
MADRID, July 10.-Three thousand factory
operatives hR9e struck for higher wages and
shorter hours iii Acoy.
The Carlkts have Captured the town Of
sanguesa, in tie province of Navarro, twen-
ty-fve miles southeast Of Pampeluna, and
shot the tax-collector.
MADRID, July 10. The Carlisfs have
seized thirty-four residents of Marsa, and
hold seven of them as hostages for the safe
return Of the insurgents now in the hands
Of the Republicans. The remaining twenty
seven are held for ransom. No.
The Deputy Mayor and Councillor Of Mali
aga have been assasSinated.
Fhe resignation OF General Noyillas as
commander o. the Army of the North has
been accepted. 1t IS ssst that General Cor
dova will be his successor. .,,.,
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iEhBRoKE WHITE DRESS SHIRTS for sale oniy
by T.. B. Spencer B. sos 0'''o ,0' 0'
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WANTED, TO SELL

4 WN1NGS S-PREMIUM STENCIL
n WORKs.-MAHoNE 4 CO.. manufacturers
of PLAIN and FANCY AWNINGS for stores and
BRASD-CUTTING and dWOoD-ENGRAVIEG
I'm eii tlieir branches Gall and see samples OF our
wnrk. Southwest corner, Of Fourteenth and Main
streets, under Cohen's bank, Richmond, Va.
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M. MCCORMICK. at ios A. M, for Campbell 6
Co., No. eo7 Broad street, drv goods, hosiery,
shirts, drawers silks, oil-cloths, window shades,
81.
COOK &.LAuGHfOH,l 10 a, NJ Eqhkfgpt sale. h
hari,ware, cutlery, carriage material, &C., at No.
1883 Main street, between Fourteenth and Fif-
teenth. 80
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, P. NJ, framed dwelling
on the south side Of Grace street between Non
roe and Henry. =.
T. PANNILL. Petersburg, Va, p. NJ the yalua-
BILE property known as Uriah Wellss machine
shops.