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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-25
A PLEASANT SUMMER RESORT.
THE GREAT Alternative AND TONIC
WATERS OF AMERICA.

Persons who propose to visit during the summer
of 1878 the MOUNTAINS OF VIRGINIA, either to
seek their cool shades and sa1srious herr
10 the hope Of finding In the renovatIng Influences
health, will be admirably suited at the STRlBLING
SPRINGS, thirteen miles from Staunton, Va,
where the fine mountain air and scenery, and the
mineral waters which include the three distinct
classes Of alum, chalybeate, and sulphur springs,
offer all that can be desired for these purposes.
sns sny all s h ana
value as medicinal agents is attested by the most
eminent physicians. and by many other persons OF
The alum, or rs 1t would be more correctly styled
the ACIDULoUs CIIALIBEATE WATER, contains
much larger proportion Of the important ingre.
dients of alumina, iron, aud magnesa t1on any
other spring In the mountains of Virginia. ana IN rs
combined alternative and tonic properties Is pre-,
eminent. The waters of these springs ADMIT Oh
Wide range OF remedial application. =
4 Chronic bronchitis and pneumonia, dyspepsia,
liver disease chronic dlarrhTa and dysenters con
organs. eutaneous diseases, scrofula, crysipelas,
neuralgia and IN most cases all diseases OF manu- u
triton irritation relaxation and dePity' VIII
readily cured by the judicious usc OF inc Wate.s
here for reasonable length OF time No olIe CT
in all this EeISn 50 ser aS5
medicinal a!ers ana eItbrr IN HE healthy and
delightful nature of the climate, the grandeur nmu
beauty of The surrounding scenery or ra In i yr
tues Of the mineral springs, vo,,on. ,rosns
Hotel accommodations hrst-class various Heans
of recreation and amusement. A,,ontb
BOARD: Per day, S2.5e; per week, Sio' Per hioii''
$50. afoNnAy
June ao ORIOLES stage line VIII aYe on ihe an
rival of The cars OF the Chesapeake ana Xnl1 lai-
from gal.lnRsTIb MON and
I4ynchhnrr. Va. on the morning cara, will reach
SirIbling Springs the same afternoon before dirk:
For circular containing analysis OF lhe Waters
mnrknhie cures, write to 5. GOODE. Agent
lie o3.deo& VIM tfLs Strlbling Springs, Va.
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, June 24,-For the Middle
States and Lower Lake region, gentle to
fresh and occasionally brisk winds, mostly
from the north and east. generally cloudy
weather, and rain areas.
For the South Atlantic States, gentle and
fresh winds, mostly from the southeast and
southwest, partly cloudy, weather and oc-
ca>ional rain areas.
For the Gulf States east of the Mississippi,
partly cloudy weather aud light TO fresh
winds.
From Tennessee northward over the Ohio
valley. partly cloudy weather and occasional
Iniu areas - - =. /.
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A MAGICIAN AT THE CUE-THE WONDER
Full PLAYING OF NJ. UBAssy.-M. Ubassy, the
great French billiard expert, played prac-
tice-eXhibition game at Chris. O. Connor's
last night, with NJ. Isadore, in the presence
of few professionals and amateur billiard
lists and others. NJ. Ubassy is a thorough
Frenehman. He dresses plainly, and looks
like man Of business. -, f.
The game was the three ball French, NJ.
Ubassy playing three hundred points to his
opponents one hundred and fifty. The play
for the first hundred was dull and spiritless,
but in his second hundred Ubassy got the
balls together in one corner, and by a series
of gentle strokes worked them more than
half way up the table; then there was a
break, caused by massf shot, but with a
splendid draw he brought them together
again in the corner, and after holding them
for few strokes slipped up on an easy draw
for a run of eighty-one points.
NJ. Ubassy is the most unprofeSsional pro-
feSsional that ever visited this city. He
handles his cue like an amateur, and clumsy
amateur at that, and unlike most great
players, pays no, attention to the. position Of
bis feet or body. The strength of his game
lies in bis back draw and n1aSSe strokes,
which he seldom misses, and especially in
his excellent judgment as to position. He
does not seem to give much thought to his
game, his shots following each other in rapid
succession. .--...---.
At the end of the igame--which he won
by 800 +. Nj. Isadore's 140-M. Ubassy gave
an exhibition of fancy shots, many of which
are peculiar to himself. One of these is the
Chinese shot, which involves a n,assk caus-
ing the cue ball to touch the object ball at
the head of the table, shoot down almost to
the other end, and then return to the corner
from which it started and strike the third
ball. ---------
Another shot sent the cue ball from the
object ball to the end OF a cue placed on the
table, and caused it to rebound to the other
side of the cue and make a carom on the
third ball. The GROWING exploit OF the
night, however, was a stroke which caused
the cue ball to leave the table, spin over the
floor and under the table, and carom OH
ball placed at the apex of triangle
formed by two cues.--Ne,D York Sun.
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international Billlard To GU

International Billiard Tournament.
New YORK, June 24.-The play was re,
sumed this afternoon at Irving Hall, in the
international Billiard Tournament, the con.
testants being Albert GARNER and Joseph
Dion. The latter failed to score on the first
shot GARNER made the second, and in the
third inning ne placed So points to his credit.
At the end Of the fifth inning the game
stood: GARNER, 81; Dion, IL. The balls
breaking badly for Dion, and GARNER play
ing with greater nerve than usual, the first
call Of the score gave GARNER liz and Dion
90. In his twenty-frst inning Dion made
20 points byavery pretty play, and I" slipped
up'' on an easy shot. The game then stood |:
GARNER, 1856; Dion, l05. GARNER, 10
his next inning by some Of the most brilliant
and aiashing play made SO points. !, On his
twenty-tith inning GARNER ran out the
game, The score being 300 10 13G. Tn tine
pooi-selling before the game Dion was the
1ayorite ut odds of 2 tol.
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Cr,TT0N MARKETS.

NEW ORLEANS, jane 24.-Cotton-demand.l light
ordinary, $780,; good ordinary, l5t low mic o.
dlincs, i7i@lsc; middlings, 1stc. net receipts IS
bales gross re bales sales 600 bales lasl evening"
$50 bales; stock, do,534 bales: -,
GALVESTON June 2s.--Cotton dull; good orGi-
nary 15c net receipts 1917 exports 70 Great Britain
j, l95; sales 100; stock H,25'. ,,X
SAyANNh1I, June ez.-COtton quiet; meanings,
lsc net receipts $50 bales sales, l6l bales stock'
1928 bales. .,sn,,,s
1sic: low middlings 17s@lsc. net receipts, iS1
bales; gross, a8s bales; sales, 200 bales' stoch'
NOBLE June M.-Cotion quiet and steady; good
ordinary 1910; net receipts, l2i bales exports ss
245 bales; Sales $50 bales; stock' 1902
bales. ,d
MEMPHIS, June A.--Cotton quieti low mic ID
dlings l7S1sc receipts, 40 bales; shipments, so'
BAtT1MoRE, June e4.-Cotton quiet; middlings
2otc; receipts 81 bales e XXI ss
NORFOLK, juno 24.-Cotton quiet; low mia,
dings 1stc. net receipts se7 bales; exports TO feae
Britain es bales coastwise, dqs bales; sales, "
bales stock, 1892 bales.
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JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS,
RoCKBRIDGE COUNTY, VA.

MAJOR c. B. LUCK. ............. MANAGER
formerly of Spotswood Holel Richmond, va
Dr.. j. EDGAR CHANCELLOR, resident physician.
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Trial OF walworth, the Parricitae.

New YoRK, June 24.-The trial of young
Frank III. Wslworth for the murder Of his
father, MIR. Mansfield Tracy Walworth, was
opened this morning. The courtroom was
crowded. Young Walworth's mother and
two of his younger brothers sat near him !;
also, Rev. Mr.. Backhuse, a Presbyterian
minister, and the husband of Mrs. Wal
worth's sister. Several friends of the family
We're also in the courtroom. The work of
getting jury has been commenced. /
Later.--Ten jurors were obtained In the
case to-day, when the court adjourned till
tomorrow morning. 3 . > &sS.S
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washington Items.

WASHINGTON, June 24.-The Shah of Per-
sia will not visit America. 1t is too far.
The national banks Of the country will be
required to report their condition up to
June 18th. "..
WASHINGTON, June 24.-The President
has recognized Washington Booth as consul
OF Peru at Baltimore. 10y
The third championship game Of baseball
between the Philadelphia and Washington
clubs WAS played here to-day, and resulted
in favor of the Philadelphians by a score Of
2StoG.
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The Bible I'm the Public Schools.

COLUMBUS, ONO, June 24.-In the case of
the exclusion of the Bible from the common
schools in Cincinnati the Supreme Court TO-
day decided that the School Board had the
right to pass a resolution to exclude not only
the Bible and singing, but religious instruc-
ton, and the Court has no authority to in-
tetfere with their discretion in the exercise
of this bower, q.
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Nevy Yersx Essaas.

Nrw YORK, June a4.-Mafshal Matter mas Is
warrants for the arrest Of members vi wy
ing under the. recent Indictment. Iney
wIil probably be served today, q j
The steamer Juniata sails To-Day 10 search
of the Polaris, with abundant coal ana pso-
's The Board Of Health are taking, every
nrecaution against the cholera. Residents.
Of damp cellars are comreiiei 20 vacate:: !. ~
AT a special meeting last evening ., ,,. ss
Asso citation Donnarunna an itailan soctsss,
resolutions were passed Calling Gpon su :,
American Government to stop me an JULIA.
traficin Italian children, inc o.ner i.a' aan
societies are expected 10 UNITE Id JUG caii
upon the Governments. .,r.,> - ~
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Columbian Observation-Disclosures ..
Professor and Overscers--HonorS W"
virginia Mtntsaer-7Anoal,er GAIT ifo'"
nr. (OrpOraHf -s u"s


fs,ec4sl telegram to the Dispstch.l
WAsHrS1soN, June "a, 1915.
Al the annual meeting Of the Corporation
NJ Columbian University formerly Colum-
hian College) this afternoon, Hon. William Is.
Lawrence, Of Rhode Island, was elected
profsssor Of the Law of Nations: Judge
pierrepoiut and Nathan Bishop, of New
York. were elected overseers; and Governor
Cooke and Bishop pinckney, Of Washington,
trustees. The degree Of Doctor of Divinity
was conferred on Rev. T. W. sydnor, OF
Virginia. The president Of the corporation,
Mr.. Corcoran. made the. University a pre-
sen, of a valuable telescope. 50 "a ~
The University reports two hundred and
sixty students in all departments for the cur
rent year. with about sixty graduates. 1t is
free of debt, and has assets amounting to
s360,Ooo The many friends OF the old col
lcge in Virginia will rejoice in her present
prosperity. -.s~
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MACHINERY, &c.

SECONDHAND ENGINES, &c.
We have for sale The following In good running
order: .,.>s,,.
One loo-horse-poser STATIONARY ENGINE,
Two 25-horse-power PORTABLE ENGINES ana
BOILERS, c-.,-. go.
One 1a-horse-power HORIZONTAL STATIONARY
. #.- ENGINE, ?. fa.r#
One s-h0rse-power UPRIGHT ENGINE,
One 2-horse-power PORTABLE ES'i"E anu
BOILER,
Two No. 4MCE EMILE BLOWERS,
Two No, 81 ENThIfUGA IcHPe,
Hi the above machinery Is of desirable chi
lacter, and viii be sold at avery low hgurr lime
will he given on the large machinery Tor appf'''d
paper with bank interest added -
- ~ y WILLIAM 4. TANNER & so.
g, OH, Richmond. Vi.
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Another sIu,d der flu New YORK.

New YoRK, June 24.-Frank Hayerstraw
was so dreadfully beaten at the corner Of
Sixteenth street and First avenue ast night
that lie has since died. There were several
ASSISTANTS, but The actual murderer Is sun.
posed TO be one Larkins, whose W hereabouts
ale yet unknown.
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oFrfgfAL. a

TrNSOUND MEATS, DC. All estizens are
- hereby notified aud reqtssted Co report oil
of Infringement of the following ordinances
to the clerks OF the markets. that they may be made
10 pay the penalty. I JOHN e. BossLEuAis53
SECTION H. aAny butcher or other person who
shalt Offer for sale at market any sturgeon NOS pre-
ytonsly skinned. OF any unsonnd meat, nsn, hesn,
which rs dstein pered, or blown. raised, or stuffed
or which Is dressed garnfshed falsely, nr In any
way calculated to deceive, shall pay fine of not
less than five more than twenty dollars and for
felt what is so sold or offered for sale. ,e,,,t
70 IL .,'
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ITO PHYSICIANS.

ITO PHYSICIANS
Bishops granular, efiervescent preparation of
MT. CERIUM,
NIT. POTASH, ......
AM. CIT. BISMUTH,
CARB. IRON,
CIT. QUININE, ..f
and twenty other efervescent salts, for sale by
j. BLAIR, Druggist,
ie17 S25 Broad street.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, June M.-Flour dull at ;5oGS7;;
Corn auet at al0Da5c. Provisions opened dull ana
closed frIner. Pork, 8I5.5o@Sl55o. Lard dull ana
nominal steam, &c.. kettle, st@ssc; Bacon I'D COCO
demand shoulders, 7bc.: clear rib-sides sc' ciear
Sides qtc. Whiskey steady ut 90c- f5G = t.fa
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE "a, 1878.
.. ARRIVED. .s.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, l.. 3. Tatum, agent. -'
.'. Z" " SAILED.
Steamship Old Dominion, Walker, New York,
merchandise and passengers, G. ". Allen Co.,
agents.
Steamer Alliance, Carr, Philadelphia, merchan-
disc, W p. Porter. agent.
Steaner Petersburg, Geoglegan, Baltimore, mer-
chandise W. p. Brett, agent.
Steamer John sylvester, Post, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers L. B. Tatum. agent.
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CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE j..
RICHMOND, VA, MAY 81, 1873.

CITY COLLECTORS OFFICER
RICHMOND, VA, May 81, 1873.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAILY
Il from O'Clock A. NJ. to o'clock P. Nj. from the
18TH DAY OF JUNE TO THE 30TH, inclusive, for
the purpose of receiving from any person charged
with CITY TAXES for the year 1873 the whole or
onc-half OF The amount of tax charged, aud that
ten per cent. will he added to the amount of tax
charged In every case where the party assessed shall
fall to pay the whole or onehaf within the time so
limited To avoid crowd and pressure on the last
few days of the collection, the Collector would re-
sectfuy request all parties to call early In the time
specified and those having lists and memorandums
to leave will do so that their bills may be selected
and receipts made out.
je 2.Im JOHN +. REGNAULT, Collector.
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sT I.0uIS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS, juno 24.-FIour dull and UNCHANGED
Corn quiet and unchanged; No. mixed, Ssegs5c
on track. Whiskey steady, SOC. Pork lower $4,000
8le2s-the latter delivered. Bacon quiet, with Only
limited jobbiDg demand at purchasers prices
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

R.r,r1MoRE, june 24-Flour dull, heavy, and I'M
cbsnred. Wheat quiet and steady. Corn firm
white southern 7a@!5c.; yellow southern SIC. ::
msnc' PROV Visions dull and weak. Pork, VII. Ba-
con unchanged. Whiskey s4c.; stock light Sugar
uuchpuped. + s.a.. ~
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DO4RDING 10 BIC had IN THE
% MOUNTAINS. - 49, - -. :.
,I.wfsh TO set twelve or Gfteeny persons TO BOARD
M my family during the summer months. My resi-
decs is at sFTaifkiini Courthouse, IN one Of the
fssr healthy sections Of the State Persons desir.
iiiR 30 come TO the mountains will be accommodated
oil liberal terms by applying at once. Refe ences
eiytri sc desired. Address Sr;i-4 u 49,, gNi
80 = MRS. M 81. HAL E, Rocky Mount,
% os-4,ys ss,s' ~ 10, franklin cofinty. Va.
ID ANSON,S. HOTEL This comfortable
II house, located at Central depot, Atlantic, Mis-
sissippi and Ohio railroad Montgomery county, Va,
having been furnished with new furniture, Is nov
III: speciM attention TO visitors to New River
White Sulphur Springs. Personal attention given
70 4, es 3 H =, RANSOM, Proprietor.
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RICHMOND AND WELDON RoUTE,1
GENERAL MANAGERS OFFICE.
1Hltz RICHMOND, VA, June le, 1873. } q

-a-.s ~ GENERAL MANAGERS sUFFICE- 1 : p
.s. iEHltE RICHMOND, VA, June le, 1873. } tf
THE TRAINS ON THIS ROUTE run
The MAIL TRAINS leave Richmond at 5A
and l:2o 2. NJ, arrive ut Petersburg at $40 A. NJ
and 2Ss PM; arrive at Weldon at 9:2o A. II. and
''i FREI Ia TRAINS, with passenger coach at.
tached, leave Richmond for Petersburg at A.. Nj.
and for Weldon ar p NJ. AND returning leave Pc
tersburg at 1926 AIM. and 6:s5 P. NJ.
RETURNING MAIL TRAINS leave Weldon at
1:aO a.. NJ. and 4:l0 P NJ, and leave Petersburg at
The SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS between
Richmend and Petersburg leave both places at 9
The ACCoMMODATIoN TRAIN between Rich
mond and Petersburg leaves Petersburg ut 1880 A. NJ
and5 ?. NJ, and leaves Richmond at 1916 p. 81. and
GASP. NJ. Iass fosl f $50 rtss.,f - .f +
The Freight Trains and the Accommodation Train
Will not run on SUNDAYS, and the 8 Z. NJ. Mail
Train will not leave Petersburg on Sundays.
The freight train leaving Petersburg at 1926 A. nj
and the accommodation leaving Richmond at 12a5
2. d., connect with tllc Norfolk and Petersburg
trains. t@ Ettra ~ .s 1855
/. The MAIL TRAINS will not stop between Rich
mond and Petersburg except ut Manchester ano
Chester. ''.E ~ <'s. st =
Passengers from Clover Hill will leave at 8 A. n,
and returning leave Richmond al 100 L. M. daily
Except Sundays).
Passengers viii take their meals at Jarratts Ho-
tel and all trains leaving Petersburg will start from
the Washington-Strees depot.
PULLMAN'S PALACE SLEEPING-CARS are
attached to all the Night Natl Trains. ~
-" THOMAS II. WYNNE,
iels f'' General Manager.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS

NEW YORK. June M-Cotton dull; sales, LOS
hales: mfddlipps. slc. Flour more active and un'
changed. Whiskey q shade easier, with fair nnsl
ness at s20e3c. Wheat unchanged. Corn acuge
ar1iet, and Arm. Pork more active; new, Si5. so
Lard weaker. Nayals quiet. Tallow quiet at ssc
Erei phfs staady 5.f4-Iase.. .#r... -..4
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FINANCIAL. !.
nv. telegraph.

FEf j. wong Jdnes a. Money hardening; t@s.
e,ss,re. 1osl@ioss. Gold, iisstf1st Governments
:, ar AND iu States very quiet, the only sale OF
southern bonds at the Board being $4,000 in new
Tcnnessees at 10. Stock market barely steady WITH
prices lower than yesterday, and With transactions
on d restricted scale. "a 4 al s5fr ! a
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COMMERCIAL.
AND, FLOUR EXCHANGE

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
.,e Tuesday; June "a. rfa r. ,e-ss,-,
as OFFERINGS.
I, WHEAT.-White,' Is bushels. Red;72 bushels
,CoRE.--Nixed. 1858 bushels. Z .2& q
0ATs.-aoO bushels. y = Z : ~ . -
IS 2 & {, SALES. 80, ~ r.. .,,,.sr
; CoRN.-slighty mixed, .sss bushels very good
western at f8c. tfF5s -. 4-grtf e-.tH.s
. asI >as RE-EXHIBITED.
/. WIIEAr.-White, IS bushels; red u bushels
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RAILnOll,AD.:lIIINEs,.'l !
@M ~ M ID
!; RI9nMolsD. 1oEK5BIyERfAND CHESAPEAKE
$50, s..Etak RAILROAD COMPANY.

sH19MMoNU. 31OEh3HIYEHfAND CHE6AFEAXE D,
-.sfsys.yss 54f,Sfs RAILROAD COMPANY. Z
tFYs RfCHMoNp, dune q, Is7a. y
ON AND AFTER THIS DATE PAS
" SENGER and FREIGHT TRAINS on tits
road viii run ais follows sss 1 fssftsg ta;zsS
TRAIN for. West Point Leaves
Richmond at P. NJ. and trnin from West Point
Will arrive at Richmond at 1880 a. M. only tsun-
file snIenJid steamer SrE, Captain 4. &C: NIGkLE
has been placed on the route between west Point and
Baltimore to ran in connection with THIS road and
Will make three trips week, leaving west Point
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS: and SATURDAYS
on the arrival of the train. which leaves kcn mond
al Q p. NJ. affiyinGat Baltimore NEXT morning tn
ample time to connect with trains Ior the North
and West and leave Baltimore MONDAYS, WE'D
NESDAYS. and FRIDAYS at z. NJ. connecting
al West Point with the train due at Richmond ut
1890 next morning .s5sSsjE IT tAf,f,E ---s.;
FREfSHT TRAIN, with passenger car attached.
for through freight only, leaves Richmond Tues
DAYS. thursdays, and Saturdays at 4. NJ. Through
freight received daily till 8P. NJ. 81" ~
= EREIG HI X AIN with passenger car attached,
for freight between Richmond and West Point.
leaves Richmond on, Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays ut "A. 81. Local freight received Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays tills 2. M. --.@I II
= .r4.s syiss.l sf;t .qE.s H. EDW. f. FOLGER, 81
~ General Freight and Ticket Agent.
W. NJ BRAGG, Master Transportation. jeA
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Inntsaana Affairs.

NEW ORLEANS, june 24.-The jury in the
case of the alleged attempt to yacate the
Louisiana gubernatorial chair consists of two
whites and ten blacks. Kellogg himself is on
the witness stand. .--. ..,..
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CITY AUDITORS OFFICE,l
RICHMOND. June 10, 1873.
THE TRANSFER BOOKS OF THE
i FUNDED DEBT of this city will lie closed on
the 10th instant and will not be reopened until the
tJuly. 1873. 20 j. b. ROYSTER, -
je Idiot Auditor.
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St. Louis Musua. Life Insurance Conn

sts a,as r.t,-, pany. s.,t,ss,..Is> ...t
ST. LOUIS, June 24.-The entire Board of
Directors OF this company, at a meeting to-
day, decided to resign in conformity with
the proposition made by Charles Fl. Peck,
the president of the company. The election
OF the new Board is ordered for the 31st of
July.
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LOUISVILLE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE, June 24.Flour steady and nm.
Pork Sis.s71. Bacon-Shoulders, 7sc.;. clear RIB
sides etc. clear Sides et@ebcilpacked: Lard ;, ~
tierces, si0sac. kegs, si@l0c.; steam, ssc, WINS
knl, nchannpd.
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/ A FTON HOUSE.-This pleasant summer
n resort, which cannot be exeelled by any place
i'm The mountains for beautiful views, dry, pure
mountain air, and easy access will be opened June
LIST. Terms: $40 per month; children and servants,
half price. Address
nv ad-d2m* Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, DC.

T OFLAND'S LIEBIG'S EXTRACT OF
- Malt, unfermented, in form of lnspissated ex-
Malt and Iodine Is also nutritious containing Phos-
pilates and Albuminous ingredients. Also, Lof-
ano's Lcbis's food food for infants. perfect SUBJ
sttute for mothers milk, the genuine imported for
sale by l. WAGNER, Driigglst,
ic "a Sixth and Broad streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-25
De.,r,.cs,,o Tobacco Fire I'm Kentucky,

Destructive Tobacco Fire In Acntucaky.
I. CIScrsSArr, June 24.-The tobacco ware.
house Of DR.. E. r. w. Thomas, In the south.
ern outskirts of the city Of Covington, Ky.,1
containing about 400, 900 pounds Of tobacco
loose and in hogsheads-was burned
early this morning. The tobacco was valued
at $50, 900, upon which there was an insur-
Of $4,000, mostly in local companies. The
building was valued at $ia o0o, and was I'M
insured. ~, '..'.S'l r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-25
SUMMER RESORTS.

DURKEVILLE HOTEL, .........-
D fE-f BURKEVILLE, VA. ~. g. = 4,
Having thoroughly repaired and refltted the above
Hotel we take pleasure in announcing to the public
that persons stopping over will find ample accom-
modations. We will also take limited number OF
BOARDERS. Price, $50 per month children half
price. i.z..I - -
Traips from Richmond and Petersburg dine daily
at O'Clock. ,%r... BURKE BROTHERS,
lie 2O-2w* Proprietors.