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rhe Observation-Disclosures,

BALTIMORE, June 2S.-Two negroes were
sentenced to death here to-day. One MUIR
dered bis paramount and the other outraged a
white girl. f.' 5.t 'z
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The Cholera.

MEMPHIS, June 2s.-There were nine
cholera interments yesterday.
The weather is unfavorable for the crops.
NASHVILLE, June 2S.--Twenty cholera
deaths were reported yesterday. The weather
was rainy and sliltry. ...e
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE g, 1873.
ARRIVED. ... e. 81.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Brakeman, New York, mer.
chandise and passengers, G. w. Allen Co., agents
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers. l.. b. Tatun, agent
. , SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Post, Norfolk, mer.
chandise and passengers, l.. 3. Tatum. agent.
Steamer State OF Maryland, Geoghegan, Balti-
more, merchandise, W. p. Brett, agent.
Schooner a. w. Collins, ! ooker, New York ria
Poughkeepsie, coal aud merchandise, curtis u
Schooner e. V. Wharton, Bonsau, Stamford
Conn, merchandise, Curtis s Parker
Schooner s. +. kirwan, Kirwen, Washington
granite, Curtis Il Parker.
Schooner Kent Island Hudgins, Baltimore, mer-
chaudise. Curtis s. Parker.
Schooner Rising Sun, owens. Philadelphia ola
Old Fort lumber, Curtis & Parker
Schooner Little Rock, Myers. Philadelphia ptd
Chickahominy, lumber, Curtis Parker
Schooner Yankee Doodle, Marlsbury, N. l., r,d
Schooner woodruff, simms, Faro, N. z, camel
coal, Currie & Co.
Eli SAILED SUNDAY, JUNE 29TlI. ....t
Steamship Isaac Bell, Brakeman, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, G.. ". Allen Il Co., agents
TBY TELEGRAPH.J
FORTRESS MONROE, June 2s.-PasSed out. bark
Pleides, from Norfolk for Havana bark Hornet
and brig A. G. Jewell, from Norfolk for the Medi'
terrauean. Sailed, brig Triton for New York.
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SPRINGS AND BATHS
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, VEST VIRGINIA,
VIA WINCHESTER, VA.

Persons who wish to spend the summer months al
confessedy one of the most charming and aitra t
Vol tn rad our descriptive pamphlet, which, be-
sides f fnll particulars Of location surroundings,
routes of travel and charges contains also the high
ti,,eesasmedicinal waters and splendid baths.
We have been these many years known TO tle
springs-goipg public in Virginia, aud we will only
here Further say, If YOU have never been to Capon
{" tn it, We think you Will like It greatly. -
For pamphlet, apply to, PURCELL, LADD.& Co.,
: !" 'ssi'1''' - - .N.'s FRAZIER & SALE,
,nr1aTu Tl S,SattIee8 81 I.l!as.t, ProprIctors.
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ALUM, CHALYBEATE. SULPHUR, ALL
- HEALING. AND FREESTONE, -
A LLEGHANY SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.

This delightful wateringplace will be ready for
the reception of visitors on the LIST Of June.
The ALLEGHANY SPRINGS possess the rare attrac-
lions of mountain and water scenery combined.
he waters Of these springs renowned for their
great curative powers of that distressing disease
dyspepsia, and the many sympathetic affections
arising therefrom. -,
Billiard tables, bathrooms bowling saloons, we'll
graded walks and drives, hunting, and fishing. ~
A full BRASS and - R1NG-BAND III attendance.
BOARD: Per day, "a; per week, $l7.5o; per month
flour weeks), $50; for Tie month OF june $40; Tor
three months, $780,
For further Information and for pamphlets apply
to ALLEGHANY SPRING COMPANY, orto :
nv 3l-Im j. B. TINSLEY, JR., Manager.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
SUMMER RESORTS.
THE HEAL1N e S z Il N u 5.
- ON THE LINE OF THE
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
r,kTrJ CnITNTY VA


will be opened for the reception of visitors on the
FIRST OF JUNE with accommodations Tor THEE .
HUNDRED PERSONS. They are accessible by the
chesapeake aud Ohio railroad from Covington
DEPOT fifteen miles by fine turnpike Of easy grades
in fine order passing In full view OF the celebrated
FALLING SPRINGS and the MAGNIFICENT
SCENERY ON JACKSOE'S RIVER.
! Passengers by mail train from the east arrive nj
Covipgton at Z p. NJ. =,
Txnress trains from the west arrive at s:3s p NJ.
Visitors Tor the Springs by these trains remain
over night at CovingfoD. -,
Passengers by mail trains from the west arrive at
Covington at 7:2o A. M: Ar
Express trains from the east arrive at A. NJ; o,,o
Cow iIgton every morning.
Grains stop twenty minutes at Covington for
RreaI fast and Supper. Two hotels, with ample ac-
comTT9s ,a ss%IcHs FINE BAND OF MUSIC
10 engaged for the and the usual facilities for
amusement and recreation provided.
nescrintiye pamphlets can be had OF Messrs. FUR
CELL, LkDD 4. Co, Richmond, or Of the Agent at
the Springs. q, :, Az. aeo IN, ,or,b l.. chn
dren and colored se'cyants half price; ,,,.,,,,,n
INV o7-eOdtiyo Is. VI. SO2hLCso. hSeh~
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Ala Tor Cuba-The Cubaps Reioic,u,

Aid for Guba The Cubans Re1oicing.
NEW YORK, June .2s.-General Qnesada is
y reported TO have. received the 800, GOO pro-
{ missed from the United States OF Colombia
for the cause OF 81 free Cuba. sst
Inc Gabaps are greatly elated by the de-
3 geeellt es,g On sinents tn Gaba, al.tl
lila lta,ate
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Eylicldp.

SAVANNAH, June 2S.-Conrad helterborn,
a German, formerly Of New Orleans, COM
mitted suicide last night.
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The International Billiard
S,t,o ,.t

New YORK, June 2s.-The billiard cham
pionsbip games have resulted in tie for
GARNER. Daily, and Cyrilie Dion. The final
game will be played Monday night.
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ME .I1NDERrrAEERS AND BURIAL

THE /" UNDERTAKES AND BURIAL
i INSURANCE COMPANY ", b. closed st ID
five abnye COMPANY and who have not already been
seen, that viii assdme all and viii RE
FUND THE MOEEY originally PAID upon return
orr become responsible for $40 In the
ss,,ace q = :. IT. B. CERSLEY, Vs.
90 49, ~ IS Thirteenth and Hull streets,
y d oeetx 81 @fFFIll Manchester. Va.
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a GS-PREMIUM STENCIL
Sf'PLAiN and FANCY AWNINGS for stores and
dwellings, -roor, u.rcD,,,yNc
I'm ali their branches. Call and see SAMPLES Of our
work Southwest corner Of Fourteenth Snd Maln
streets, nnder COhen's bank, Richmond, Va.
l. I p-
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my I3-Tu, TIL, &SattJe2S

T1HE RED SULPHUR SPRINGS,
4 MONROE COUNTY, W. Va;
have for long number of years justly cofnInahuus
a. puiic confidence for the cure OF the m srS
forms OF lung and throat diseases not ioun9 c
now i've reachc from Talcott station, on the Shesa,
peake and Oio railroad distance OF only hop' In.
miles The hotel ACCOMMODATIONS an, naf ;1vtd and
n for the pleasure-seeker;
For pamphlets and other information 9p T 10
- u,,r, tisYfS'I = - Proprietors.
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MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR
lI SPRINGS, VIRGINIA. :.
This delightful watering place will be open for the

MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR
WI SPRINGS, VIRGINIA. =
This delightful! watering place will be open for the
reception of E yiIi,STS 3 On tRs OF lime r
Extensive additions of new furniture have been
added, and the proprietors are making every ar
rangement for the comfort and convenience OF VS.
itors This Is the most beautiful and extensively
improved of all the numerous watering places IN
The mountains of Virginia. The LAWN is covered
with forest of shade trees .,uos 49,, ,,,,,s
each forming distinct building and presenting to
the eye beautiful picture.
All the usual appliances for the COMFORT ana
amusement of guests are provided, and ,. W.. -
EXPRESS, TICKET, POST AND TELEGRAPH OFFICES
ARE FOUND HERE.
The BAR will be under the management of
THORNTON A. ATKINSON. and will be supplied with
BIC; Tunnel, on the Virginia and Tennessee d.
vision OF the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio rail-
road is the station at which you take the cars ior
Rond-trip tickets can be procured at all the prln-
cipal towns and cities. 1856
G. A. CoLHOUN, #a
for twelve years the resident partner ut the ALE,
rhany Springs, will assume the management. ana
he tenders to his old patrons q cordial welcome ana
pledges his efforts to render their stay pleasant We
propose to have none but the most experienced
Servants, and our supplies of every description will
be selected from the best the country and cities az
ford 1t Is the intention of the new proprletorS 10
sUiinprove this property as 10 make IL Tue
LEADING WATERING-PLACE s,
IN THE ss at..@... .,.lE
MOUNTAINS OF VIRGINIA.. ~. ~
Jts MANY natural attractions can be so improved
and ornamented as to render this comparatively an
easy task.
PROFESSOR p. GOOLRlCk, NJ. D., Of Baiunlole'
Md, Resident Physician.
Terms: $3.50 per day, $1s per week, $50 IF,
month for the month Of June. S4O. Children liIot
ten and over two years old and servants, hnif PEG
SN s-''0 = COIHOUN, WILSON Il COWAh
CLERKS: C. NJ. OBENCHAIN, WILLIAM WA,E,
WILLIAM F. ROSE. ]e +Ju
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK. Juns a.--Cotton quiet; sales, sos
baJes: middlings, 2lc. Flour not so active and q
shade easier: common to fair extra, 90. Wheat
closed quiet holders anxious. Corn more Inactive
and nor so firm. Pork aud lard shade frner
Nayals dull. Groceries quiet. Freights unchanged.
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Butler and the Massachusetts Cover.

New YORK. June 2S.-The Tribune has a
letter from Boston which says that Butler
will have the nomination for Governor of
Massachusetts. so -.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-.
CROaD.-On aud after 5th May 1873, the psssen-
ger trains will run AZ follows
i .sf WESTWARD.

4 NHESAP EAhE 4 AMI O1tlo hAllI-;
CEROaD.-On aud after 5th May, 1878, the pss;en-l
ger trains will run a e lS!I%ws; nm
MAIL TRAlN.-Leayes Richmond $50 \. NJ !
DAILY except Sunday, connecting with W. CD
Va, NJ. g. =. railroad ut GOrunsrilfc aud Char
lottesve, and arrives at White sulphur Springs;
E%PRESS TRAIN.-Leaves Richmond at 10 r.
nj. DAILY except Saturday connecting at Gorioiisys
willie with W.. C., Va, NJ. & q. $. railroad trains lor,
Lynchburg and southwest, aud arrives al hunt
ugtOn ut 500 P. NJ. day. Steamer leaves Hunt-s
ington on arrival of the train, and arrives at Cin-
ciunati at O'Clock next morning. \
This train storS between Richmond and Whitg
Sulphur only at Junction t;ordUlissille ChaIloltes-
Vile, Stamton,' Goshen, alillbolo'. and CoyngtGn.
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN.-Leaves Ri"hDlond
at $40 p. NJ. DAILY except Sunday, and arrives at
.E# EASTWARD. , &
Steamer leaves Cincinnati at I. VI. DAILY e4-i
cept Sunday, and arrives at Huntington At a.
NJ. next day, connecting with express train.
EXPRESS TRAlN.--Leaves huntington ~ 10 "A:
NJ. DAILY except Sunday, and arrives at Richmond
at 4:30 A. NJ. next day, connecting With trains
going south and with James river steamer for Nor
folk. This train stops between W hlie sulphur aIlu
Richmond only at Junction, Gordois.ilIe Guar.
lottesvlle, Staunton, Goshen, Miilboro', ana Cow
ngton ,sa ;,
MAIL TRAIN.-Leayes White Sulphur 5:3s A: M.
DAILY except Sundays, connecting With ": G., Vs..
NJ Il q. $. railroad at charlottesville and Gordons-
Vile, and arrives at Richmond T.. NJ.
ACCOMMODATION RAtN.--Leaves GordonS-
vile $50 A. NJ PAx EXCEPT spdsys son r,,,rd,
train from Lynchlmrg aud southwest aud arrives at
Richmond 1915 A. NJ.
For further information inquire nj the company .
Office, on Broad near Seventeenth street.
JAMES +. NETIIERLAND, General Ticket Agent
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A SoaNAMBULIsT.-[B Mac Adler.]-Bel-
shazzar Smith had very bad and very dam
gerous habit of walking In his sleep. His
family feared that during some one of his
somnambulistic sauntering he would charge
out of the window and kill himself 80 they
persuaded him to sleep with bis little brother
William, and 10 tie, one end Of the rope
round his body. and the other round the
waist of little William. The first night after
this arrangement was made, Belshazzar
dreamed that a burglar was pursuing him
with d dagger. So he crept over to Will
Hams side of the bed, stepped over Will
liam's slumberipg form, jumped out on the
floor, and slid under the bed. He stayed
there awhile fast asleep and then, his night
mare having changed, he emerged to the
other side of the bed, and got under the
cover in his old place. The rope, it will be
observed, was beneath the bed, and it was
pulled tuut, too.
Early in the morning Belshazzar, about
half awake, scrouged over against William
To his surprise, the movement Jerked VII.
liam clear out of bed. Belshazzar leaped
out to ascertain the cause of the phenome-
non. and at the same time his brother dis
appeared under the bed. Beshazzar, hardly
vet awake, was scared, and he dived beneath
The 5edstead. AS he did so, he heard Will.
liam skirmishing across the blankets above
his head. Once more he rushed out, just in
time to perceive William glide over the other
side. Belshazzar then became sufficiently
conscious to feel the rope pulling him. He
comprehended the situation at once and dis
engaged himself. And perhaps little Will
liam was not mad He was in the hospital
undergoing repairs for about three weeks ;
and when be came out he had q strange de-
sire to sleep alone. Belshazzar anchors HIM
self now TO an anvil
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EDANSON'S HOTEL. This comfortable
Ii house iocatsd at Central depot, Atlantic, Nils
lsissippi and railroad, Montgomery county, Va,
having been furnished with new furniture, is low
open for the accommodation OK thefrayelnpg pnb-
lfc. Special attention TO visitors TO New River
White su1phur Springs. Personal attention given
IL as:im w.B. RANSOM, Proprietor
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, June 2s.-Flodr very dull. Wheat
Quiet and unchanged. Corn-whitc southern, tic.
yellow southern' SOC. Oats steady: southern Asa
soc. Rye dull at 70@75c. Western butter scarce
and unchanged Whiskey steady at s3s. Sugar I'M
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
%'a SATURDAY, June %. 10. Il i. f II
- 80 .g"-i - OFFERINGS. a@rr.,hs -
WHRAT-White. ds bushels new.
CoRN.-Yelow, 592 bushels 81 49,
OATs.-s50 bushels.
- gtE y RE-EXHIBITED.. 4.Esrt {;
ConN-Yellow. SIT bushels.
0ATS-Rso: huEhels. - - ~ - -
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FINANeIA1s
BY Teiegraph''.

a = q fls11ffs 1Ultrk4 ~
New YoRKs yJune 2d.-apsce shipments to-day.
sI,l2soos The bank statement shows an increase
In loans Of sas2s increase In specie, s2soooo
increase in legal tenders, nearly $e,5c 900 Increase
In deposits, over %, 100000. Money easy at aa4.
Sterling, 1905. Gold, 1I5g. Governments and
States dull and steady. ,s, ,.,5. ~ !,
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CINfJNNATI MARKETS.

NJ CINCINNATI MARKETS.
CINCINNATI, June 2s.-Flour dull at So 5o@$6.o0
Corn steady at 41aSc. Pork frrner at
Lard quiet and frmer; steam, SIC. kettle, SIC
Bacon in improved demand shoulders, 7sc clear
rib-sides, DC; clear Sides etc. Whtskey, 9oc. :
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S d A f 7 I N G i,

:Rall-and-sockct adjustable Hangers, Pulleys of
uniform weight, Compressed Couplings, and Gear
ing of any face, diameter pitch. Send for Cata-
logue. LANE BODLE1,l
| corner John and Water streets,
/ my ao.M,W,F&w3m Cincinnati, Ohio.
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OFFICE OF THE SHILLINGER
f. ARTIFICIAL-sTONE PAVEMENT
trE FOB THE
B STATE OF VIRGINIA,

no. o12 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
We are now prepared to lay down the above.
named pavement In the most artistic manner, and
IN any design, pattern. or color desired, and at q
cost Tar less Than that OF Tagging win also Lar
conrt.yards, areas cellars OF houses, floors OF sta.
Dies &c, using the celebrated English Portland ce-
ment thereby insuHng great durability, entire free
dom n0nr dust, smoothness Of surface, ind beauty
Parties wishing tho above work done will please
apply Immediately as this Is the most siitaae time
or the year TO have the work done III. g ( "a
County rights for sale. 81
Orders received af the Office. 9i2 Main street.
4 10 6-3lnt s.s,s $500 q. r. TERRFS a co.
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:NIERO'S FOUND.-Like sensible dog,
IN when he found himself In the Dispatch he
swan the river twenty miles above Richmond aud
made home the same day. .t Je JOLLY
CTRAYED FROM MY HOUSE EEs5
- last Wednesday night my RED COW 49,,
both ears cut only three teats MIXED. 1ioeral
reward will be paid for her return, or any infor-
nation that will lead to her recovery. u
MICHAEL MOTIF,
corner High and Church Streets,
10 cs-2tx Oregon Hill
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RICHMOND AND DANvILLE Il ABROAD Co. J
OFFICE ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT. I
.....H RICHMOND, VA, June -, :sI3.

.uE RICHMOND, VA, June u, say
GOING WE S,T.-The Lynchburg and
NJ Danvflle Passenger Train daily except sun
daysl leaves Richmond mt 8:I6 \. NJ; Rurkevile at
lso Z. NJ: arrives at Lynchburg 4a5 p. N. ana AZ
riyes at Danvllle alt j. VI. l.-
Sunday LyUchbnrg Passenger Train leaves Rich
mond at s:e5 A. M. arrives at Burkeyic at ll:?s
A. M. and LylShbiirg at 4:io =. NJ.
Through Mail aud Passenger Train leaves Rich
mond daily ut los F. NJ; leaves DanvIlle daily at
!sa5 II. 81; arrives ut Greensboro daily At 1910
p. NJ: Ara.s 49,.
GOING EAST.
The Lynchburg and DanvilIc Passenger Trains
daily Except Sundays leave Lynchburg at s:l5 A.
NJ; leave Danville at 6i5 a. bl. leave Burkerille
at 1l:IO A. ~; arrive al Richmond at 2:j5 L. NJ.
Tic Sunday Lynchbirg Passenger Train leaves
yncbburg at S:i5 P. NJ leaves BurkeviIIe ut Ito Z.
NJ: arrives at Richmond al alt j. NJ.
The Through Mail aud Passenger Train leaves
Greensboro daily at s15 T.. NJ: leaves Danytia
daily at 1l:l7P. NJ; arrives at Rlchmond daily at
8.35 "a. NJ! ~
The Through Mail and Passenger 1'rTus going
South connect at Greensboro. with trains the
North Carolina railroad for all points south.
The Lynchburg Trains connect AT Burkcriiie
with train ON the Atlantic, Mississippi aud ohio
railroad for all points southwest and sonth.
Through tickets to all points south ana southwest
can be procured at the ticket Office In Richmond,
audof X. u. WALKER. agent OF the Atlantic. Miss
slssippi and Ol0 railroad, No. 1896 Main street,
Richmond.
:. Papers that have arrangements TO adyertis. fhes
scheiueof this Company viii please print the above.
Il. III. X. TaLCOTT,
je13 ,'a Engineers and Superintendent.
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NETTING FOR w INDOWS AND DUuhS.--Il we
would have cool parlors, dining-rooms, kitch-
ems, and bedrooms during the hot summer
weather we must have mosquito netting or
wire gallze in all our windows, and, If pos
sible. at the doors also. Window blinds
cannot take the places of netting or gauze,
because they so exclude much OF the cool
evening ard night air, and although they are
very essential and needful to shut out the
hot sunshine and the beating storm, yet they
will not answer all our needs, Mosquito
netting can be purchased ut u very cheap
rate and the "g,ldemon can easily make
or procure some frames to tit all the windows,
which can be either painted white, or stained
dark red to match the sasbeS of the WIN
doWs. Then dark blue, pink, or white
mosquito netting can be easily stretched
and tackled over them by the skill
full fingers of the house-nlother; and
after she has used them for one summer,
nothing could persuade her to go without
them another season. They will exclude
mosquitoes, flies, moths, and all other in
sects, and will not exclude the fresh, cool
air. They are very easily taken out and put
in, or they can be so arranged that the VIM
dows can be closed on damp, cool days.
ANY woman can tack piece of the netting
across the lower half of the window on the
outside of the sash, il that is the only means
she can employ. The wire gauze requires
a workman's handling, and it can be made
into permanent shades which will with:
stand all weathers. When we have tried
the good effect of these shades, we
must also have the doors attended to. A
slight framework of pine can be made and
fastened to the outer door-post by means
of strong hinges; and with hasp
to fasten it with, and handle to
open it by, we can bid defiance to Ties
and mosquitoes both by day and night. Com
mon tools and little ingenuity are needed
to prepare door, blind, or shade for the
outer kitchen piazza which will add far be-
yond its cost to the comfort of the cook and
housewife. Mosquito netting can do duty
for the shade when the door-frame is ready,
but coarse wire netting, such as is used for
sieves and the like, would be far preferable,
because it would last for long time, while
the cotton netting is usually destroyed in
two years. In using the cotton netting,
however, for the windows, it is well to select
the pure white for the parlor, pink for the
chambers, and green or blue for the kitchen,
pantry. and milk-room.-" Daisy Eye-
bright" an Country Gentleman .. 81
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or KEGS 81 CARB.SODA, % carboys
lets( Saiph; Acid, do barrels Kerosene Gil,
5sia Il, NJ WAGNER, pzugght.
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n 9. ,,,,,,,s yn,vUrc

ST. LOUIS MARKETS.
ST. LOUIS, June 1.-Four dull. Corn steady
No. mixed, s53c; elevator, acc. sacked. Whskey
dull at soc. Pork dull at Si5.75 Bacon frmer; clear
rib-siles &c. cash clear sides, &C. cash Lard non1-
nally lower; summer steam, fs@Tfc
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"a RICHMOND AND WELDON RoUrE.l
i, GENERAL MANAGERS OFFICE, ~
~ RICHMOND, VA, j uIe &c, Ia - ]

Il Ell :
~ GENERAL MAsAGER's OFFICE, ~ )
~ RICHMOND, VA, june &c, isrt - e.
TsHE TRAINS ON THIS R0UTE IN,
i. as follows: 80 nSM4A
The MAIL TRAINS leave Richmond at *
and I70 Z. AZ, arrive at Petersburg ri $40 -
and 2:9s r. 81; arrive at Weldon at 800 A. ". and
FRETGHT TRAINS, with a passenger coach at.
tached, leave Richmond for Petersburg at A. NJ.
and for Weldon at r. NJ. AND returning leave Pc
efsGaS8 x f 81 m ae TR ssi leave we,do, At
1Ao a. NJ. and 41o p. d., and leave Petersburg at
Fl Is SUNDAY IN Z EXCURSION TEAMS between
Richmond and Petersburg leave both places at .
The ACCOMMODATION, TRAIN between Rich
mond and Petersburg leaves Petersburg at 1850 A. ~
and n NJ, and leaves Richmond at I2:i5 L. ~ and
The Freight Trains and the Accon,modst Train
VII not run on SUNDAYS. and tlic y. 81 Nail
Train will not leave Petersburg on Sundays, and the
A. III. train does not leave kicnmond OH Mon
DAVIS.
The freight train leaving Petersburu'at loss A. NJ
aud the accommodation leaving Richmond at l.:4s,
Z. M., connect with the Norfolk and Petersburg
trains.
The MAIL TRAINS will not stop between Rich
Chester. n 49,.
Passengers from Clover Hill will leave at sA- NJ,
and returning leave Richmond al leo p. 81. daily
Except Sundays. L gs
Passengers win fake their meals a. Jarratts Ho-
tel and all trains leaving Petersburg will start from
PuLLMAN'S PALACE SLEEPING-CARS are
attached to all the Night Mail Trains.
itf ;-Es THOMAS IL. WYNNE,
je I5 ir General Manager.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-30
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LOUISVILLE, June 2s.-Flour steady extra family.
1875. Corn In fair demand; white, sacked and de-
nvered sSc Provisions quiet, Pork, Sl69Sl65o'
Bacon-shoulders 7sc. clear rib, 8tc.; clear sides
9t6D9sc Lard-terces, sI@o3c.: kegs, 09@loc.
steam, &C.. Whiskey firm at 90@slc