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MILLINERY GOODS.

ENTIRELY EW !--FRENCH .s@o
II PATTERNS to be still exhibited dur eSEEfg
ing this week at r,,rr ,SSS*sS
Also every article In the Millinery line can be had
at MADAME B. DENELMANrs
1928 Main street.
THE LATEST SENSATION,
Will UW pLEMEa. POMPONS FOR SUMNER,
~ every fashionable shade.
FRENCH FLOWERS 3ucl as have never before
been exhibited in this city In FANCY GOODS,
real Lace fichues, Shawls, Wells Collars and Hand
kerch!efs. Also full line OF Imitation Laces. Kid
Gloves beautiful in all coors. Jetssuch Combs,
Bands, Pins, &C., Ut the old-established house of
MADAME 3. DEMELMAN.
n B-Country merchants viii find 1t to their OWN
interest. desirols Of purchasing WHOLESALE, by
calling upon me, as am convinced after having
had our prices, you will be satisfed that the above
statement Is correct.
.. 1928 Main street,
m, : between Thirteenth and Fourteenth.
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ss A project fora railroad iron q
Whites, through Lunenburg alIit len
burg counties, to some eligible IN
North Carolina is assuming d tang iG
.BufkepItle Sentinel. !.
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No. '4eo WEST MARSHALL STHEET,l
-. - RICHMOND, June, 1873. :

NEEssRs. WOOD g. SONS: My wife says
WI your CAPILLINAi is the most wonderful hair
preparation she has ever seen or heard of: She
was threatened with blindness from the rapid FALL
Ing out Of her hair OF which she often co leced from
one combing handful Or more. Three or !omr
applications OF your CAPILL1NA. OR HAIR
NOURISHFR, promptly arrested us f9 ling out,
and caused the hair about the temples and forehead
to grow with astonishing rapidity. From being
almost entirely bald the hair is now growing thicky
iii delightful hair dressing, has adopted 1t for
her own use, and often recommends 1T to her
friends, Refer to me, but publish only the initials
Of Yours respectfully. n. w. Is.
Sold by druggists and at WcOD SONS.
ie TO- Ninth and Main streets.
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TOILET ARTICLES.

DOUBLE EXTRACT COLOGNE dot
sPoNG ERSGS, SMALL MEDiCINE-CHESTS,
BATH TOWELS and GLOVES, for sale BY
- -.-'' -POWHATAN Z. DUPUY,
te14 Apothecary, 427 Broad street.
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(under the bauking-h house of Lancaster Coz
CAPICAL............. 1900 600
ASSETS. ioV;oo"
DIRECT oRS.-Peter w. GrUbbs, Clement r.
Barksdalr, Charles L. Davis. William NJ: Archer
William Penhcrton, u. s. Woodbridge, +. !. Glas-
gowsT. l.. u. Walford, john Tyler, isaac IL: Car
ringtoD, James Dunlop. ". Il. Quarles, Anthony
Bargamiu, w. H Lncke, Bailey Davis, Frank u.
Hill F. b. Watkins Lewis ID. CreDshaw, George
W. Gary, Samuel Fre.diey, William H. Powers e g.
policy against LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE ON
BUILDINGS, MERCHANDISE. HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, aud other insurable property, and
solicltS patronage
ASA SNYDER. President.
T., e-2m +. u. MEADE. Secretary.
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TOR PHILADELPHIA.-@FTEA
Il The steamer ALLIANCE, Captain nsziszss -.
CARR, viii receive freight for the above port I'LL
TUESDAY the nth Instant at II O'Clock.
Freight taken for Pittsburgh, also for Liverpool
and Antwerp Uid Red Star Line, and bills ladlng
signed through.
sfaterooIn So w. T. PORTER, Agent.
ic Is-9t No. 2425 Dock street.
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DOYAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
AZ UF LIVERPOOL AND LONDON.
CAPITAL. $40, 0OO, 900.
Deposited with Treasurer Ut Virginia, $4,000.
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
LONDON.
4 ~,
Deposited with Treacurer Of Virginia, $4,000.
Shareholders personally responsible for the ool-
"a lions OF the above companies.
Representing the above staunch old English com
pan!es, we solicit the patronage OF the public upon
their unquestionnble security, prompt and LIBERAL
settlement of all claims. and heavy Income
JUIiN L. CLAIBORNE g CO, agentl,
No HOS Main street.
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How can man. nee the point Of joks
when he IL the but?
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RIcHaoEp AND WELnor Ro,,rr. =
u 80 GENEEAL MAYAGrn = t6 ~ noYI

A., Juno ia. fsJ1
T'HE TRAINS ON THIS ROUTE TT r,,r :.
The MAI, TRAINS leave Rlebn,,ra !, !, , :,
sud 1:e9 NJ, arriYe at peter1bu.g NJ ~, a. e.
s sna Sas M arrive ct Weldon at s.2s ,n 81
FREIGHT TRAINS, with a ,paeens.r ......
Iached leave Richmond fof Petsrsburp At Ne ~
sno ior eld0n ats p NJ. snd RETURNING Il. -, ~ ~
'eI np9r a. 1925 A. N. and e:ss F. IL r.
,ESE.iGFhlNG NAIL TRAINS leave We,do, :.
a. , M ana aie r. NJ and leave Petersburg AZ
;, tn; The SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS be,xe..
s' sad apa Petersburg leave both places At
The ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN between Phi,
mohn am fetersourg leaves Petersburg Al ian 1 I.
ana NJ, and leaves Richmond at j2S p M o. ,n "a;
The Freight Trains and the Accommodate, I'll,
VIII M, nol nun On eUNDAYS, and the f. N. NAH
lrain VIII nor leave Petersburg on Sup,I,ys A"
The freight train leaving Peter-burgat la, . NJ
ana the accommodation leaving Richmond n, io az
trains. o"N H'U ie'er'oirS
The MAI. TRAINS will not stop betyoe, p,c,-
Chester. >e ~ S'sA'heetsi si.d
Passengers from Clover tIilt win leave sAM
ana returning leave kiChmoud al l:2s p. ST. dair
Except Sundaysl. = Aah!
Passengers will take their meals at Jarra,t,s III
tel and all trains leaying Petersburg win start fro,
the Washington-Street depot ~
PULDNAN'S PALACE fEEkPyNT,-C,rc ,-o
attached 10 al the Night Mail Trains. arc
THOMAS ~ WYkSE
u 10 General -
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DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.

EOR NEW YORK.-The Old <|ET&
n Dominion Steamship Company's ele- szs;sssa
CANT steamship OLD DOMINION; Captain Wal
kER, viii sail TUESDAY, June l1th; al o,ci9GS 4.
Through bills of ladlng signed, and sooaE for
warCed with dlapatCh TO all points north 'rhth,
asst and west Close connecticut Iladc with t'uuaYd
Line for foreign ports. Passenger Accommodations
unsurpassed. Fare 81; ateerasc, 70; rpund'tilp
tickets, $50. For freight or I'sssaas, apply tc
GEORGE ". ALLEN & CO., Agents,
IN ,s.9t Company's Wharf, Rockets
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RICHMOND AND DASvILLE RAILROAD Co,
OFFICE ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT
RICHMOND, VA. june IA la, {

D..
RICHMOND, VA, June Is, ISL,
GOING ST.-The Lyucbbur,- and
~ Danville Passenger Train daily fe,ccpt sun
days) leaves Richmond at 9:i5 a. NJ Iurk.yille AZ
1:20 Z. NJ; arrives at Lyncbburs AS p NJ. and ar
rjves at Danville at 9 p NJ
Sunday LyDchburg Passenger Train leaves Rich
mopd at s:25 A. NJ; arrives at Burkeyill. AZ lbs
a. 81. and Lynchburg AT ai9 p. NJ.
Through Mail and Passenger Train leaves Rich
mond daily at los P NJ: 1eavcs DanvilIe daily at
sa5 r. NJ; arrives at Greensboro daily AZ ITO
P. NJ.
GOING EAST.
The Lynchhurg AMI pauyille PASSENGER Train.
daily Except Sundays have Lynchburg at SIS 4
Nj. leave Danville at Sis 4. N. leave Burkeyille
at ll40 A. NJ; arrive AZ Richmond at 2:ss L. n.
The Sunday Lynclburg Passenger Train l"a-es
Lynchburg at sls P. NJ: leaves Burkevillc at lilo z.
~: arrives at Richmond at 4lf z. NJ.
The Through Mail and Passenger Train learrs
Greensboro daily at s:l5 2. ~; leave. Danv!llc
daily at HAT T. NJ, arrives at Richmond daily Ut
6:35 4. NJ
The Through Mail and Passenger Trains going
South connect at Greensboro with trains on the
North Carolina railroad for all points south
The Lynchburg Trains connect at Burkev!!Ic
with train on the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio
railroad for all points southwest and south
Through tickets 70 all points south and Southwest
can be procured at the ticket office In Richmond
and OF K. K. W!LEER. agent OF the Atlantic, Mis-
slssippt and Ohio railroad Nc. 1926 Main street
Richmond
Papers that have arrangements 10 advertise TIE
schedule OF this Company will please print the allow.
I. ". K. TALCrTT,
lie Engineer and Superinfc,dnr'
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NORTH BRITISH
~ AND
MERCANTILE INSURANCE COMPANY
LONDON AND EDINBURGH, q. b.

Capital, Sl0,0o0,0o0 IN gold; invested n the
Treasurer OF Virginia, $4,000 In United States
bonds.
Having been appointed agents to the abore-lIamcd
company, we are prepared 10 issue its policies
against loss or damage by fire buildings, mer-
ciandise and personal property Of all kinds OH the
most liberal terms.
Losses cuuilabIy adjusted and promptly paid.
u. y. WALKER & CO.,
oct NJ 1914 Main street.
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ELEGANT COLOGNE AND TOILET
~ WATERS, Bay Rum, Hair and Tooth Brushes,
Bath-Towels Flesh Brushes, Sponges, &C., can be
found at WAGNERS Drug store,
my2o corner Broad and Sixth streets
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DonK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
- DONE Az THIh OFFICE.
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NEW EXPRESS ARRANGEMENT 10
IL

NEW EApRESS ARRANGEMENT ~
IN THE WEST
The Chesapeake and Ohio railroad having been
completed through 10 thu Onto river,
TWO EXPRESSES DAILY
WI, be dispatched, and money, merchandise, a"t
valuablcs can row be forwarded 70 all Points n the
West with dispatch al
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
This route reaches all the celebrated VIRGINIA
SPRINGS.
The Adomy Express Company will also forward
twice daily merchandise, provision, aud rassen-
ger-bagcac tn these Springs during the season from
NORFOLK, BALTIMORE, WASHI>OS aud purth-
eru cities,
Orders may nc left 81 the office ut the southern
Express Company, and goods viii BE- alled tnr.
j. +. GIBSON, Agent.
RICHMOND. Nav "a. ls15 W
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EASTWARD,

steamer leaves Cincinnati Mt 4 ". DAHY 81
cept Sunday, and arrives at Huntington ~ A
~ next day, connecting with express train.
EXPRESS TRAlk.-Leaves Huntington alto 4;
NJ DAILY except Sunday, and arrives at Richmond
going south and with James river steamer for hcr,
folk This train stops between White sulphur and
Richmond only at Junction, GordonErilis, iiar-
ottesville, Stanton, Goshen, Slllboro' and Gov
ington =,
MAIL TRAlN,-Leaves White Sulphur SIS 4; ".
DAILY except Sundays, connecting with " Z. VA
Vile and arrives at Richmond S p. w.
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN. LEAVES Gotdons-
ri Gordonsyie with w C., Va, NJ & G. S. rLllroad
train from Lynchburg aud southwest and arrives 1T
Richmond l0:l5 ). NJ,
For further Information Inquire a the t''nrtnS
office on Erc.d near Seventeenth street
l. H. FERRY, General >uEctinis"t.4'.
JAMES I. EETIIERLA.;p, General ltcEsl Az'n!
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND Potomac
RAILROAD COMPANY,
OFFICE OF GENERAL TICkET AGENT,
.. RICHMOND, June II. 1873
IMPORTANT CHANGE OF SEIZED
4 ULE.-Aftcr SUNDAY. 18th Instant, the DAY
TRAINS will be run rs follows:
Leave Byrd-Strect depot at $40 4. VI. irEte3j &c
+. Nv and arrive al los i. NJ. Instead Of Z. n.
as heretofore.
40 CHANGE OF TIME. OF NIGHT TRAINS.
BY order Of General Superintendent.
j. y GENTRY,
IL 12-3t General Ticket hrpnt.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAlI-
" ROAD.--O On and after 5th May. lsia, the rls+ n
ger trains will run rs follows:
WESTM ARD

WESTWARD
MAIL TRhIS.-LraNe6 Eichucnd sU3e !. n:
rAJIY except SUNDAY, connecting with ". e,
Va. 81 Il g. - railroad at GUIdOn5ye a"d Char
lottesville and arrives at White sulphur spr!nss
at SOS T. ".
EXPRESS TRAIN.--Leayes Richmond Q. 10 z.
NJ DAILY except SATURDAY, connecting - Gordcna-
vile with W., G.. Va 81 L 6 $. al! read trains Tor
Lynchhurg aud southwest, any, arrives at hunt
.ngton at $40 F. ~ next day Steamer lelTee Hunt
ineton on arrival Of the train, ana arrives >. Cr-
c!nnatt st o'clock NEXT nlurrin1.
This train stops between RtchIncnd and Wine
SULPHUR only at Junction, Gordonsyille, Lharlct,e3-
yille Stanton Goshen, Millhoio' snh lexington
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN i savee Richmond
at $40 p NJ DAILY except Sunday, 3nd arrt9ss a.
Gordonsvills at s:45 Z. Nj.
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RIcu,IcNr, YORK EIykk AND CIfEsaerAX.I
EAu.nUAD e.,
RICHMOND, June 2, H3 )
NOTICE ON and after this date the PAS
~ sENGER aud FREIGHT TRAINS over tbs
route VIII hc run as foilnws:
pASSESGFE TRAIN daily SUNDAY e-rertrd}
between Richmond AMI West fctnt. leaving III" de-
rot at 2 P. NJ.
Passengers for liver landings aud Baltimore WI
leave Richmond on WEDNESDAYS snd shl-
URDAYS at 2 O'Clock r NJ. connecting WIN
atsamer ut West Point on same evening f"t hhi''-
more, &c. s.o
Fare to river landings.
Fare to Baltimore
leaves Richmond on Tuesdays, "Wednesday, tr'
DAYS, aud Saturdays, vi O'clock a. D..
Local FREIGHT between Richponn snh
west Point carried both ways on "Wednesday rna
Satur,jays. leaving Richmond at O'Clock a. NJ.
N W. N. BRAGG, superintendent
]. L. TAYLOR, Freight and Ticket Agent. kirh'
mond. =,
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
OFFICE. 1113 MAIN STREET.

rITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
~ OF RICHMOND, VA.
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The Millers' Convention.
TOLEDO, O., June 10

TOLEDO, o., June 10.
The millers' convention yesterday elected
as officers for the ensuing year, Jacob
Burns, of Michigan, President, with one
Vice President from each State and Z. b.
Morrill,, of Michigan, Secretary and Treas.
urer. The report of the committee on
constitutions after discussing and amend
ment was adopted. The standing COM
mittee presented lengthy report upon the
objects and benefits of the Millers' National
Association. AT the evening session a re-
solution was presented declaring it i'm
portant that each State form State Mil.
lers' Association for regulating the manu-
facture of flour and giving to this assocl-
alton the benefits of their influence and in
formation for the good of the whole, and
requesting each Vice President to call
meeting of millers in his State to perfect
such an organization. After considerable
discussion the resolution was laid on the
table. The convention adjourned to meet
in Chicago, the second Wednesday in June,
1874.
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The Gordon Murder.

BELFAST, Me, June Is.
The inquest on the murder of the Cor
don family will be resumed Saturday. 1t
was intended to have the suspected muir
derer present but popular ndigna-
ton against him is so great that
his removal from Jail is regarded unsafe.
The little boy who was wounded is recov-
ering, and says his uncle John struck him
on his head with an axe, This evidence,
although regarded as conclusive Of the
fact, is not admissible from his tender
years.
A pair of socks and a womans switch
both saturated with blood were found in
prisoners room. The funeral of the vic
tins took place to-day in presence of fully
five thousand people. Nearly thousand
carriages were counted.
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Among the arrivals at the Bardwell
House June 18th and 18th were the fol-
lowing
Henry Clark, Albany; Mrs NJ J Whit
took, Syracuse, n Y; n w Hummel,
Fred w Goodwin, Scranton, Pa; ID An
drus, Schenectady; II w Mckenzie, Her
kimer, N Y; Noble Phillips, Hoosick :;
Geo Harlow, Windsor; Mrs Hubbard,
Boston; II Newcomb, New York r Proci
tor, Sutherland Falls; E A Sturtevant, II
B Harris,D Ryde, II w Hammond, Middle
bury; w r Phyfe, New York; Henry
Pratt, Brattleboro; A L Kingsley, Sacre-
mento, Cal; John Sturdy, Schenectady !;
Mrs S Bradbury, Mrs Russell, Major
Cinq Mars, New York. Rev L II Stone,
Castleton; d L Dandy, Hydeville; A
Thompson, Pittsfield; ID w Dennis,
Hydeville N T Sprague, Jr, Brandon J
B Beaman, Poultney; Mrs Edw S Peck,
Burlington o p Merrill, Boston; Mrs w
Sawyer, Mrs NJ B HAYWARD, Ludlow; A
Plat, Troy; Treasdon Bellows, Jersey
City E F Gibbs, New York; J Wilder,
Rupert; f A Billings, ID w G Sleight,
Troy, N Y; r Upper, Rochester; Hon
Prosper Merrill, Hon Chas p Marsh, Wood
stock; E r Harrington, New York; Gee
F Skiff, Monkton Thomas S Randall,
Hartford, Conn; ID Holmes, Alstead, n
Y: T b Bailey, Bellows Falls; Col L S
Stowell, Cornwall + A Harris, Boston
j II Smith, Rochester; Geo f Harris, n
Y; A Gates, Middletown T b Howard
Boston; Geo M Hall, Cleveland, Ohio A
f Allen, Fairhaven, Vt V f Roland, AL
bauy N Y; NJ Johnson, Burlington; G
S Stearns, Haverill, n II.
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| Col. Perciyal W. Clement, oil Rutlanu,
bought at the recent sale of the thorough.
bred stock of the late John Shcdden, at his
farm on the Lower Lachinc road, nine
miles from Montreal, the brown colt "Hail.
Storm (thoroughbred), three years Old
by Thunder" dam, Julia Adams. y
"Hailstorm" took, as one year old colt,
the first prize at Kingston, and also at To-
ronto, in 1871, and the first prize at llaml-
ton, as two-year old, in 1872. "Iiail-
storm" is entered, and in training for the
Canadian Derby, but his new owner will
probably withdraw him.
This speaks well for the pluck and enter
prise of Mr.. Clement We hope he will
permit this stallion to be used in improv-
ing the stock of horses hereabOuts.
Messrs Solace &c Huntley, of Bird
port, have lately sold four year old horse
of Ethan Allen stock to Colonel Phyfe of
New York, for $1,000. He has made a
full mile in 2:43.
This horse died seven days after his pur-
chase and removal to New York. The
disease was lung fever, from cold caught
on the passage.
Col. Phyfe passed through Rutland yes
terday on his why home, having purchased
this morning Col. Stowcll's bay mare for
five thousand dollars. Both of these horses
are of Ethan Allen stock, having been
sired by the belong horse, colt of Ethan
Aliens. This horse of Mr.. belong is gain
ing great laurels as a sire viii some one
give us his pedigree in full !:
We hope the horse breeders of the State
will keep us informed of transactions in
their line. We desire to do all in our
power to make prominent the excellence
of our native stock of horses, believing as
we do that Vermont will retain her oldcn
excellence in this particular
The fastest running time for one mile is
1 432, by Alarm.
The June prizes of the Michigan turf
clubs aggregate nearly $4,000.
The fastest double team time is 2:273,
made by Jessie Wales and Darkness.
Flora Temple hest time was 2:193. made
in harness, driven by Mr.. j. ID. McMann.
Fitzpatrick, who drove Lexington in his
famous four mile race. hes very i'll at
Poughkcspsic.
The steeple-chase jockey, Johnny lIy-
land, is now experimenting n training sta
BILE at Ottawa, Canada.
The best twenty-milc trotting time on
record is 1925, by Captain McGown, in
harness, at Boston, Oct. 31st. 1865.
Goldsmith Maid and Lucy are in training
in New Jersey.
American Girl, Lucy and Goldsmith
Maid are challenged by Flora Belle for any
amount from $4,000 to $4,000. Flora
Belle has record of 2:231, made at
Chicago.
Special agent George T. Morchousc, of
the customs secret service, recently visited
Beacon Park, and seized two trotting
horses, 60 Princess" and Blue Bonnet"
which were imported from Montreal upon
an invoice in which they were undervalued
1t is now determined, beyond question,
that the famous mare Princess, so long the
queen of the turf was raised by Mr. Adj
ans of Nliddletown. She was sired by the
Andres horse, owned for a long time in
WallingfOrd.
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From New York.
SPECIE GONE ABROAD.

New YORK June Is.
Tho specie shipments to day amounted
to $3.50, 900, in silver bars.
ARRIVED.
The steamships Russia from Liverpool
and City of Menda from Havana.
SALE OF BONDS.
The government sold 100000 worth of
bonds at l15-4O-1O0 to 115 da-lO0, Nearly
a million offers were made.
THE SENATE ABOLISHED.
The Express says that by some blunder-
ing the third article of the proposed new
constitution of this state abolishes the Sen
ate.
THE suARREy JURY,
1t was enormously announced yesterday
that the Sharkey jury was completed.
The twelfth juror is yet to be obtained.
The ship Curacao sunk in the lower bay
by the Vile dc Havre few days since,
has been raised and will he towed to the
Brooklyn wharves,
POLICE SURGEONS. l.
The Times charges the new system OF
paying the police surgeons instead of be-
ing a reform involves great additional ex-
pense TO the city.
CHARGE OF FRAUD.
Francis Frcese has been arrested and
held in $500 hail in the suit of Stephcr
Frazier, claiming $40, 100 damages for al
legged fraudulent representations in the sale
of a farm in Berkshire county Mass.
a WALL. STREET RUMoR.
A rum0r is revived in Wall street that
Judge Richardson is about to resign tho
position of Secretary OF the Treasury in or
der to become resident partner at Paris
of New York and Paris banking house.
Two hundred coopers in Williamsburg
have struck in anticipation of lock-ou
by the employers, who they charge are use
ing machine make barrels of an inferio
quality and cheaper than those made b,
society men.
HANGED TO A LAMPPOST.
Henry Scott, colored, was found hang
ing to lamppost in Jersey city yesterday
morning, and cut down just in time to say,
his life. He says he was seized by fou
men while passing through the street an,
suspended to the post.
HE'LL GATE.
About one hundred men are now EN-
ployed in the He'll Gate improvements
The present rate of progress is about tw,
hundred and fifty feet of tunneling mont
involving the removal on an average of min
hundred and fifty cubic yards of rock.
APOLLO HALL IN DISGRACE.
The World publishes long protes
from A b Caldwell against listineng t.
any overtures for reunion from the Apoll
Hall organization on the ground that it ha
been latterly wholly subservient to the Re
publican party, partiularly during the pas
winter through the legislative representa-
tives at Albany.
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3, THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 10, 1873

preaching which makes the best life. Doc
formal preaching should effect the will
ethical improve the morals They canno
be separated, both must be doctrinal ant
ethical when taken in relation to the chris
tian religion, One Is the roots, the othe
the branches of the tree; there should b,
many of both, but what the exact ratio
should be, the essayist could not determine
1t was voted that the essay should BIZ
published In the proceedings of the convcn
ton.
EDUCATION.
The report of the Fairbanks Board OF
Education showed the receipts to be 5000
expenditures $425; on hand 1857. This
fund Is for the education of destitute young
men for the christian ministry. All the
beneflclaries had not called for their appro.
priatons
EVENING.
The committee on accepting the act of
incorporation made favorable report,
which after considerable discussion, was
adopted by a vote of 46 to /.
Rev. William T. IIerrick, of Charleston,
Rev. L. Tenney of Barre, Rev, II. +.
Levitt of Middebury were appointed q
committee to nominate officers.
Rev. Joseph Torrey, Rev. +. p. Wild
and Rev. c. S. Smith were appointed O
committee to superintend the publication
OF the minutes of the convention.
A meeting was held at 10 a. m. to Or.
ganize Il Womens' Board of Missions. The
organization was effected under the direc.
ton of Mrs. Gyles Merrill of st. Adams,
the vice president of the General Board.
There are twenty auxiliary societies in
the State, fourteen of whom sent delegates
and letters were received from four after
the organization.
A board of officers were elected upon the
nomination of committee appointed foi
that purpose.
The anniversary of the Vermont Ed
ucational Society took placein the evening.
The annual report waa read and several adj
dresses delivered by clergylnen of the con-
vention and others. NJ