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stanton:
COMMENCEMENT OF THE WESLEYAN FEMALE INsTI-
TUTE-sERMoN BY BISHOP DoGGETr-oTHER
1hrER EsrIEG EYERCIGRG. - =

COMMENCEMENT OF THE WESLEYAN FEMALE IASIt
TUTE-sERMoN BY BISHOP DoGGETT-oTHEf
INTERESTING EXERCISES.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I -----
STANTON, Va, June 16.-The exercises O
the Wesleyan Female Institute were begun
on Sunday with a commencement sermon BY
Bishop u. S: Doggett, of Richmond. The
services. were largely attended. 4 - Y ~. 7
On to-day at 10 O'Clock the final exercise.
of the, the Young Ladies', Christian Associa
ton took place in the Methodist church
Fhe occasion was made very interesting by
the sweet music and delightful singing Of
the young ladies. Among the singers Miss
Agnes Fur, of Virginia, and Miss Lizzie
Pattie, OF Maryland, are deserving Of espe.
cial mention. Miss Pattie is true mistress
Of song, and is we'll entitled othe position.
The salutatory essay was read by Miss Ida
Pearce, of North Carolina; her subject was
"Morning," and was beautifully written and
delivered. The society essay was read by
Miss Frank Harper, of Virginia, and was
very creditable to her. The valedictorian,
Miss Maggie Landstreet, Of Virginia. deliv-
cred very beautiful aud we'll written fare
well, in which she alluded in eloquent terms
to woman as sister and mother.
DIT. $. Powell, Of Georgia, was intro
duced, and delivered the baccalaureate' al.
dress, in which, after few beautiful words
of affection for Virginia. his native State, ne
proceeded to the subject of his address,
"Woman," and spoke of her excellencies as
a daughter, a wife, and mother, for an
hour and three-quarters in language pure
and earnest, and sometimes eloquent. His
audience were much delighted with his adj
dress. ..-.... ~. ... -
/ The exercises were closed with the sing
ing of the 2Sd psalm by Miss Daniels class,
consisting of fifty members. .rt
Tonight, the celebration Of the-Lee and
Jackson Literary Society takes place.
The commencement exercises at the Au-
gusta Female Seminary begin tonight. ,s~,
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weather Probabiiitfes.

al WAsalseTON, june .1et-For New Eng
land, Increasing cioudine Ssi and occasional
rain areas tonight but Winds Feering ito
westerly and noFtheriy on, Tuesday with
clear and clearing weather. 'ss y lff ~ +
For fhe Middle States iight, fresh west
erly and nofthefiy winds and clear or partly
cloudy weather ON Tuesday. ..-.....a'
For the South Atlantic aud Guig States
east Of the Mississippi, generalsS cloudy Yea.
Their, rain areas, and light to fresh south wsstl
eriy and southeasteriy winda. : -"
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Norfolk.

FIGHT BETWEEN RoUGHS AND, UNITED STATES
| ADMINISTRATORS DEATH-THE WEATHER.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch
NORFOLK, June 18.-About IL o'clock Sun.
day nighta fight occurred on Calvert's lane be-
tween party of roughs and three marines
from the United States ship St. Mary'a, in
which two of the marines, Eugene Coleman
and Samuel Harsham, were badly cut with
knives. Coleman received stab in the left
groin, nearly seyering an artery, and another
lin the left breast. Harsham was stabbed IN
the groin and in several other places on the
body. One of the assailants, Andrew Ste
yens, had his left wrist badly cut, and was
also injured about the head Theattaek was
made BY the roughs, and seems to have been
entirely uuprovoked. ...' ,a s.a
a The wounded marines are in the hospital,
and their situation is regarded as critical.
Three of the assailants, Andrew Stevens,
William lLowery, and John Battley, are
under bail for their appearance at trial.
Battley, who is a policeman, has been dis.
missed from the force for bis participation
10 the row. He WAS off duty at the time,
and claims that he WIS trying to stop the
fight. ar -gr. - -s.i z44H ~ Y,Iat =
An old negro named Philip Lockwood
fell dead on james street this morning. Apo
plexy is supposed to have been the cause Of
death. e5= nj =. "s.a. ~. s.-....zss3It
The Baker wrecking firm have raised and
lowed up, to the city this P. n. schooner
Criterion, sunk in james river SOME time
SlQc6. q . tes.a Es II. tea. is I aEc: - ~
Weather to-day has been very warm arm ! ana AM
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FINANCIAL.
BY telegraph.
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK. June ls,-Jhe week opens on que,
markets At the Stock Exchange gold sold at Isl
@1lss Money extremely easy at 8; prime sixty 70
ninety days mercantile paper, stGT. Government
bonds steady but inactive. Southern bonds orenet
dull; talk about reputation in some Of t'e southern
States is diseouraglng dealings ~ southern ,ecuri
ties OF every kind. The sto,k marke. orsned
steady: Telegraph, st. Paul. aud oh,ps lecnned
fraction after opening, bu. have since recoveeei
sterlfpo 1GaiGB1Ose Ma
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washington Items.

WAsHrsGToS, June 1G.-Secretary Belknp
returns on Friday. e ts@ 80 j.
General Sherman returned from West
Point Saturday. D. IN .,..l .-r.s.at - ;.
The, Star says changes will be made in
twenty consulates to make, room for SOUTH
ern men. sasa
Elias Burnett. convicted of kukluxiDg in
South Carolina. has been pardoued, having
served thirteen out of the eighteen months
of his sentence.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

! BALTIMORE. June 1e.-flour and wheat quiet and
unchanged. Corn dull; white, Ssc., yellow. &c.
Oats dull southern, i79E5lc. Rye quiet at sOTnyc.
Provisionsdun and nominal. Pork Sretdfl7.ss.
Bacon-Slioulders, sic. Lard, stGeC. whisky.
p3t0Lesc. g. ...... ~.
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|; BELFAST, Me-, June 16.-At daybreak this
morning Almond Gordon, a farmer living
near Thorrdike station, and his wife and
Youngest daughter were found murdered in
one bed, and bis little SOP, six years old, who
slept in crib in the same room, fearfully
wounded and the house set on fire. All the
bodies were much mutihted. A bloody
axe, with which the slaughter was done, was
found near at hand. . ...
+ The younger brother of the murdered man
is now under arrest, charged with the crime.
The alleged cause OF the bloody work was
dispute about some property. The suspected
man appear perfectly calm, and manifests no
-anYietY. -
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COMMERCIAL.
BY 're!egrerh.
NEW YORK MARkFIs

ffEw YORK, June la.-Cotton quiet and rllninal:
ssles ST. bales uplands, 2eic. Orleans .,!c. Flour
dull ard declining: common to fair extra, ss.,1T
$3.50; good 10 choice, t7.s5Msli Wh,stcv c,sadY.
Wheat eieadter: winter red western, 81 g. Corn
dull and heay.: yellow western s5c. rork trmer:
new si7 Lard WEAK a. ss@ss Nayals asn>e and
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PORT Or RICHMOND. JrsE IL, isr'

taEJs<s#F s#tf 81 ARRIVED. =. 4,
Steamship Old Dominion, Nakcr, Ne" iots'
merchandise and passengers. u. W. Alien to'
agents. ,,,.,,,,,. ,,.,,s,,
disc, W. r.. Porter, agent. :, ,,,r
Steamer State OF Marylsud, TTaNsts. s.aln.fe
merchandise and passengers, W. T.. Brett as'hl
steamer John sylvester, Post, Norfolk. nst'
ci,andise and passengers, l., b. Iatuln, ai:rnt A.
Schooner Eottie Simmons, keDntfecs, ice We
Gowan 49, ~ - E.t ,.I
Schooner A. Huger, Wicks, New York. has ara
iron. y..,s -...,b an .ssaa r,,Li
Schooner VS. Donglitop, Johnston. fhtai.'-
ptIta. coal, s. II. HAYES ,.,.,.,.
schooner H. G.g!Ely. KENNEDY. Phiiiae'i"'a'
coal, p. i. CarriD2tpn. ,,z,s..s.sy IS -sssr..
6 80 fs1tS ~ - SAu ~.
steamer Eliza HsneoS. Glnnssa nor,ns' ~'
cl,a.,dise and .plascpsti-, l., l. Ist''", ssea'
49, b, CLEARED FOE nus rnhr- lam.
Schooner w A. GesDer, fsber, Ne" ho's' ''s'
schooner Kent Island, Hadsias, Baltimore JUNK
N' Ft5aA ~ MEMOIR aSDrM.
= schooner Flying scnd, Owens, hfcinhop' W.
stamford, arrived In New ,ieik lath
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sgfInIrtsyITJE MtEkE1y

; LOUISVILLE, June ls.-Flcur dull! extra ,2nilr
Ss2s Corn steady. PrctIsions-Derand l!sh.
holders Arm. Pork, el7. BaCDn-Stouides4. &c
clear RIB. ssc. clear sides, sic. pac:ed Is.!-!n
tierces Ste. kegs, l0ac. Whlskey, .oIscc.
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NEW YORK, june I6.-The San says that
four other persons in addition to Bacon
whose death has already been reported froE
yellow fever, were attacked with the same
disease on board the steamer Yazoo, epro,ttt
from Havana to Philadelphia and this port
Two Of them died and were. buried at sea,
the facts being hitherto kept secret Vessel:
from Havana aud Vera Cruz are now sub
jected to most rigid and vigorous quaran'
tine here,5 u fsk y + "a 5istMfsS
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, June II. Flour dul! And Lover;
Sc. 7s@S7c5. Corn dull al ira ilc. Pork lr!et sri
steady $ls bid held at SlssC ard luict =. ar
stc.; kettle SIC. Bacon firm shoulders, 10 clear
rib, ssc; clear Sides s51s3c. WhGkey STEADY e! :9c
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Z jGaIa Day fn Raltimere.

\ BALTIMORE, June 16.--4. number Of civ;o
societies paraded to-day and marched oif ~
country pic-nics, including the KuioSts ~ If
ST. Patrick, West Baltimore Rife Nsco @ u.
ton, |. 0. Fed Men, the Bakers 4 ssociation
and the q ModocS y ~
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ST. LOFTS MARKETS

ST. oUIs, June ls.-Fluur quiet aud unchanged
Corn easier No. 2, MIXED. sTG33c. on track '?c 1.
elevator. Pork unchanged ut Sls.TsNsT Bacon IN
iatr demand; shoulders 7N1tc: clear rh ETC clear
sides, 0sc Lard dull and Unclaimed. manutsctu:-
Ing, 73GlTSc Whiskey steady at SCI.
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Obft,uAry,,.

Bosros, june 18. Hon. Moses Bates, 3
prominent .pssnbes OF the Democratic party,
and Tor some years chairman Of the State
Central Committee, died iu East Bridge
wster this morning. q:
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, June 16.-The Shah of Persia
will arrive on Wednesday. Extensive pre-
paratons for his reception have been made.
Guild hall and many other buildings will be
handsomely decorated.
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= June ia! the MrdA.
PRISONERS nz7e been removed fn Fas sts yts
sfash Under ssrong guard. = 1oss ,l nsa-
me reported Invasion Of sopo,, Mev,s,.,
by bands OF Apache Indians from r., ps1sso,
ify Of Tucson, Is denied. s, ,soni -. WIG Won.
DANES Oldhs'd hasabeen n1nrder.d 4, n, 4, !.
town of Pafeade, Sonora. bv ! M. -, ~ :. .ue
Audfsi, who stabbed his victim r, the ,s r,ss
sencc Of Ms wife, =, =. ~ a .ln pre-
ID. oMills has resigned the r,,., .i J,
PRESIDENT of The Bank Of Galffor,s,a - u
Z rs reported to-day that William Chez
s 3 purchased the interest of Hunt;neto,,
@ Hopkins IN the Central Pacific raiIr,sd o :, :.
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Tfets&fss Kct-A sTrsasH. 6f Cxrs ,zHeaiil
fross the IEaeh Tor lliaaer
wsrs sa sfssed Ss 81 ID. R sa
ARE sfspW I'm fha city prison herr, charged
with placing obstruction uroi5 the tfaeks of
Tbs Norwich anu ofcester failSoad on Euf1-
day. A plank was placed on the track Just
below the depot at Dassville, but was swept
al bvg the COW catcher. About two hundred
feat further on the engine encountered d tile
nd the very heart Of the village, and swept
IL some five hundred feet to g switch. where
it caught insg frog, which threw the iocomo-
tive from the track. ~
THE whistle bleW down-brnkes and every
effort was made 10 keep the train on Inc
road bed, but the speed was SO great Thai tne
|enpire5 corYd. not be stopped, and 1t swept
the car-stonss from the bridge over the
EFiye-fiile river, and locomotive with three
cars containing sixteen persons, fell into
the hog meadow. some fifteen feet below,
blrying the engineer, Sydney T. Cooper,
and George. Harvey, fireman.. After an
hours labor they: were extrieated badly
bruised and sealded, but they are reported
RuntSing at the rate it was, the eBgine
i,loughed lis way over ties for nearly two
rods before it reached the bridge, and then
with almighty bound it plunged into the
bed of n stream below, a distance Of nea5 "
twenty feet. aAs itfell it turned completely
over, striking the ground with its wheels
uppermost, and buried its projecting work
deep In the earth. The tender, az it followed,
came with terrific force, and the coupling
breaking, il, was. hurled completely over the
engine, and placed as squarcly on its end as
if 6v the hands of man. a fat car with its
load of heavy. coal was thrown. beyond the
engine. $50 .,gri / sE2tf =, ~
The Adams Express car, crowded with
express freight, followed upon the engine,
turning as it fell, and lying with one side
partly crushed. ID Wv - x e -. - :.
/ This. terrible attempt upon human life, il
is supposed, was for the purpose OF rob-
hor
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At meeting of citizens reward of one
thousand dollars was pledged on behalf of
the town to be paid on the cor ictiou Of the
rascals who were guilty Of this dtabolical
crime. An additional reward Of five hun
bred dollars has been offered by the Super
intendent Of the Norwich and Worcester
division ofthe New York and New England
raJIropi - ts-. Ga e.. Z H. 4.
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Fatal Termlnatien CT e,..,,-a

MONTPELIER, VT. June 1s,-Five out II
twenty, persons on pleasure party in tyn
boats which eollided were drowned TO-DAY,
The Others were taken from TIE wa,er m.
conscious, but they were restored.
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Failure OF the hnsan,,v n,,,,..

bosToS, June l8.-The commission an
pointed to examine the condition Of Sm,tps
nfnd, the Westdeld murderer, reported him
sane. He will be hanged OH the 9th in.
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pHuApELpuIA LlyE. STOCK MARKEr.

PHILADELPHIA, June 1s.-Reeycs dull th!S week I;
the market fayors BUYERS: sales. $500; eairs Fenr
sylvanla aud western steers. s7spmsIs2: LAZY 10
good, $e.25@S7;, common, &5GSd = cwt. she.p
dull and unsettled; sales, 1000 head ri ts4 &c ? D.
Hogs lower; sales, 5000 ut Sf.2aJsfso
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. No. 400 West MARSHALL STREET,
&. IN - -S.5l RICHMOND, June, 1873. !

lNEEssRs. WOODS SONS: My wife says
IHt your CAPlLLlNAi is the most wonderful hair
preIniation she has ever seen or heard Of: Sne
was Threatened with badness from the rapid fal-
ing out of her hair of which she often from
one combiug q handful Or more. Three Or four
applications of your .CAPILLlNA, Or HAIR
and cased the hair about the temples and forehead
70 grow with astonishing rapidlty. From being
almost entirely bald the hair is now growing thickly
and vigorously BY the use OF your tonic. She says
fLIs delightful hair d. essing has adopted 1t for
her own use, and often recommends 1t to her
friends. Refer ~ but publish only the initials
OF y,.r Yours Respectfully. n. W: d.
Sold by druggists and ut WOOD SONS,
i, 10 Ninth and Main streets.
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.Yel,ow-Feyer In hampton Roads.

FORTRESS MONROE, June f6.-The NOT 70
weeian bark Asto, from Havana for Hayre
has arrived in the Roads with yetiow-fevei
~, hoard. One man died on The passage
The Captain and three men have the fever,
INT are convalescent. - - ,2@.'+Sssi .'fzt
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LouIsyILLF, june 10 The bridge oyer The
Rolling Fork was washed away, and the
trains hehcs for ST. Louis viii be delasedfoF
two days.
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~ LOV We r."
" rags TIMOTHY, - N45S if,.H y. ...
s-~g ORCHARD GRASS, g:trs-tt.S
KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS,
@sfYT LAWN GRASS, Il
f..fas >. HERDsaRAss, and every variety OF
10 = ,EIELp GRASS, and, {<sE 4 ) 80.
- GARDEN SEEDS of the finest quality
offered at the LOWEST MARKET RATES. i
n Wholesale quotations furnished 70 deaiers L..
X Prompt and careful attention giyea 10 al oruefs
'-"- :. =. = ie''' -, = ALLISON q ADpIsoNy
CO aast3t t.E7 ssSssss Richmond. va.
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[ts r. Race Coarse STABLES Barned.
Ii NrW YaRK, Jnue l6.- The staMasat Fleet
wood race-course, With suikles, harness,
DC, were destoyed by tire Sunday morning,
Five horses were burned to dsash.-
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A Family Murdered.
Second Dispatch.

BELFAST, MAINE, June 49, Amond Cor
dop. wife, and child were found this morn
ing murdered in their beds at Thorndyke.
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r1aaish and Pleasure.

One OF the most popular Of Virginia neol
e,nal waters Is the Rockbridge Mum sit'I rs.
THIS waterins-piaee was established os -. -.
,.,e Jo.,, rass.ss, the father of the presen'
anteprtsirsc owner. The late MT. = $50 800
,rasths first amongst the springs-keei''''e
,or,nu,nity 10 bring Che alum water az I
hes,inr agent before the public. He founded
srst stba Bath Alum, and turned the a&efi'
.;on of inyalids to the benefits of alum wafer
In variety of cases. He Soon aitef us
covered the Rockbridge Alum Spring, and
with his remarkable enterprise aud energy
bull: up there commcdsoas hotel ana COT.
,ases for the accommodation Of guests
Thither he removed, and was followed by the
large community Of friends which bad become
attached to him for bis fine disposition and
oblieins department. Rapidly the Alum
rose IN public esteem. Itwrought very Won
Ssrnt cures in chronic diseases Of the intes.
tines and Of the liver and the bloods ,Scrofu'
,ous affections and insidious taints also found
in the water vigorous antidote, and long.
sufferers LEFT to the fountain their heartfelt
gratitude, and returned 70 their homes well
sad happy, So eficacious did the waters o.
.he place prove themselves to be that in
ehort time the numbers docking to them rar
.2 until the Rcckbridge Alum etood second
Only TO the famous White Sulphur, Of Green
hrier, In popularity and patronage.
Young FRAZER is a worthy son of hii
father-tnheriting bis energy and enterprise
IS well rs his genial and kind nature. The
Immediate successor Of his father In tint
management Of the place was bis uncle,
WILLIAM FRAZER, that accomplished gentle
man who SO thoroughly maintained The
reputation of the place. (He is, as on!
readers know, now at Capon Springs, il
Hampshire county, near W!nchester.) Mex
to him came our young friend, with bi
fathers disposition and his uncle's example
No wonder, then, that be has, during hi
hsiefmanagement,a afforded the greatest salts
faction to his guests, and has sent away hi
scores of restored patients reviyifed ant
made happy by drinking at the Alum Springs
Mountain scenes, streams, and hades, ant
sports are enjoyed by the guests of tn
Alum, and the invigoratipg and grateful in
fuences of the fountain and the fare, and ali
the concomitants of the place, show them
selves in the brightness, grace, and gaity 0
the society there so happily met.
The Roekbridge Alum is eight miles from
Goshen Depot and five from Millboro', OF
The Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
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'.Summer Boarding" is offered at low
rates by Mr.. FUNKHoUsER in the village OF
Churchville, eight miles from Staunton, in
Augusta county, on theroad to Augusta
Springs. Now, the name of the advertiser
indicates that he belongs to class of provi.
dent men whose homes are always comforta,
Bile and richly supplied with the good things
Of life. The vicinity is one of the richest
III the bountifu county Of Augusta. sec
advertisement. - "E beg
Family boardine-places il the mountains
and in the Piedmont country cannot be too
highly appreciated. City families that would
avoid excitement and large multitudes at
interchangeable find in them delightful SUM-
mer homes grateful retreats from the OPP
pressiye heats and summer diseases of city
life. The country people by offering such
places of refuge for city people will no doubt
fad reward for themselves and do kind
nd humane act to boot. .as
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|.WANTED, at the QI,NTAIN HOUSE,
,tE ,149es bIaln street, q Arst-Ciass COOK aud
5e n-lss - : - 80 r. 3. eALLAaHAH.
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5DOUBLE EXTRACT COLOGNE (bot-
IL tied especially for travellingl; SPONGES,
BATH TOWELS and GLOVES, for ss]e BY ~
- - : : - POWHATAN II. DUPUY, e
, lie Id IL ApOtlecary, a27 Broad street.
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ELEGANT COLOGNE AND TOILET
I,WATERS, Bay Rum, Hair and Tooth Brushes,
Bath-Towels, Flesh Brushes, Sponges, &C., can DE
found at WAGNER'S Drug store,
I1py 20 .s-, - corner Broad and Sixth streets.
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Drowned.

Z PHLaDELpHiA, June 16.-Two bathers
.aged eighteen years, were drowned In Ran,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

s1 MINIATURE ALMANAC. jUAki7' 1879.
sun rises. 443 Moon rises
sun set. 7.ls High tble.......,,.... sI'
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Nelson, with het hills and streams, and
breezes stealing from the mountains, comes
to the relief of the hunter for retired coun-
try summer board. See Mr.. THOMAS j.
MAsslE's advertisement. ..
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No. Or MAIN STREET hioh M ~,
NE are nov prerarsd 70 gy i atsS manner, and
=, ia s,x dpeisa paitesn, OF icehs ssse sis j.,
ss,,i M less sian that of sggins ", Wv Of "a.
ss.ss cellar sIs, = t sish fS,isn4
bless a,,,s wv er.si Jnss tif eatre
dom fsani ai.st srscotsnsss e, s'ltise '''' -
Of finssh, DC, 81 g. %ss,s ~ -, ,,n. win plas'e
NJ this rs tbs most suisa'o wv
nj sse yesr 10 hare the SpcS donahL
Gean.y sIip an " Ia oaec, si2 Main ssrsa
10 Gam :. = r
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RANGE OF THERMnMPrrR

.s,.s-, Ar DIsPArCY OFFICE, AuHki1, IsR
An y.s, aapN. az Il.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-17
TOILET ARTICLES. ...s
THE MOST FRAGRANT AND
:. LASTING COLOGNE IN THE WORLD
is that made by the Nun ~.
...s CLEMENII,yE MARTIN.

|||| CLEMENIINE MAXIM.
We have Just received our third importation OF It,
ard al who have used II pronounce 1t far superior
to the Farina. MEADE & BAKER,
Importing Pharmacists.
ie1f 919 Main street.