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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-07
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

PRESIDENT M'MAHoN'S FIRST RECEPTION.
PARIS, June G.-Tbe first reception of
President McMahon took place this evening,
and was brilliant affair. All the menbt rs
of the diplomatic corps, with the exception
of Count Won Arnim, the Geneva nmbassa-
dor, were present. There were also in at
tendance the ministers, all the Conservative
deputies in the Assembly and some Of the
members of the Left Centre. the Orleans
princes, a number of generals and admlrals,
other officers of the army and navy, editors
of Conservative journals, distinguished cler-
gymen, and members Of the bar, with many
ladies.
THE POLICY OF THE NEW GOVERNMENT.
The Duke de Broglie, Minister of Foreign
Affairs, has addressed circular to the repre-
sentatives of France abroad, declaring that
the difference between the majority of the
Deputies in the Assembly and NJ. Theirs
was not on bis foreign but domestic policy
the late Cabinet not offering guarantees
against revolution in the country. "The
policy Of the new Government" he CONT
nues, =" will be moderate at home and pacific
abroad. All attempts at revolution will be
vigorously opposed without attacking ex~
listing institutions"
NJ. Vilet, vice-president of the National
Assembly, is dead.
England.
LONDON, June "a special to the World,
dated London, says the Government has de-
cided to authorize the Bank of England to
increase its circulation $4,000, 600, under
certain restrictions not yet determined upon.
The officers Of the Spanish army are pre-
pairing to pronounce against the Republic
and to summon the old Cortes 10 reasSembe
in Paris.
The private secretary of the late Emperor
Napoleon authortatively denies the authen.
ii,ity Of Eugenie's appeal TO the French
people in favor of the Prince Imperial pub
llshed in the PaN-1NaN Gazette.
Dispatches from Melbourne report that a
panic prevails in New Zealand over the fire.
quent terrible assassinations by the noun
taineers. The settlers are organizing for de-
fence. and another Marori war is probable.
\ specia! dispatch from Berlin to the Lon.
don Negs says the health of Emperor vii
liam is in serious state and his physicians
have advised him not to undertake his con-
templated journey to vienna.
Germany.
CARLSBAD. June G.-Prince Adalbert, coli-
sin of Emperor Wilhelm, Is dead.
The HAGUE, June 6.--Archbishop Schaep.
man, Ol Ctfecnt, ID ueau.
The Countess Hernburg, dowager Of Fred
erick William Ill. of Prussia, is dead.
BERLIN, June 6.--The Shah of Persia
leaves Berlin tomorrow for Essen, Weisba.
den, Brussels, and London. tn
Spain.
HAVANA, June 8.-Dispatches from Spain
say that an encounter took place in Beraia
in which seyenty-tour insurgents were
killed. The Spanish loss was nineteen killed
and forty-two wounded. y
BAYoNsE, June 6.-The Carlists under the
Cure Of Santa Cruz captured IruD.' They
killed some twenty-seven men, who, they
alleged, fred ON the Carlists while the vic
Tins bore q flag Of truce.
Madrid, June 6.--T'he GGceta publishes
oIncmi dispatches confirming the reports O
ontrages and atrocities sperpetrnted on pris
oners OF war by the Carlists ut Irun and
elsewhere. 81 =
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4 LLEGHANY SPRINGS
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Va.

This delightful watering plJce will be ready for
the reception Of visitors on the lst Of .Inne
The ALLEGIfASY SPRINGS possess the rare attraC-
lions OF mountain and water scenery combn,I
! he waters OF thcs,. springs are renowned for Ilir
great curative powers Of that distressing ;etsr
dyspepsia, and the many sympathetic affections
arising therefrom.
Billiard-tables. bathrooms, howinS-e1lOons we'll
graded walks and drives. hunting, and l-hiuy.
\ full BRA SIS and STRISG-BASD In attendance.
BOARD Per day. 70 per week, slTSa per EIonth
-four weeks) $50: for the month OF Junc, 80 TOR
three months, $3.50.
For further information aud for pamphlet apply
to ALLEGIIASY SpRITGS COMPANY. Orto
my 2y-lm j. L, rINSI ~. iK MAnagnf
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YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS, .

ID ;" -MUNTUUMFKl NVT-tN 7 -.
This watcrng-place SO long dls'ingui,Hiru ~,
on thc FIRST Jay on JUNE. la, under DE
ma nagcment vi Colonel EoNYELL t"Et.>
The proprietors having, SIM" IN! .'HSe2 i's' @
sou. made very large adailous tn The Dni'dti. ann
crectrd. besides q new and cnmnodtuns hotel are
now prepared 10 accommodate TOO guests.
Hot and cold baths of mineral water, ade>'' '''''
to many iHvalids, ut the coInDand al 'tslni'' ,
'Ir Ja,f.S +, HARRISON. professor 1t tn NJ
versity of VIRGINIA, viii h the re ident phNs'''H
during the season. -, -,
EXPRESS. post, and telegraph ot'tcesat this rt''
Round-trip tickets can he procured In AZ hf'
principal cities and towns 80. ,.-
TERMS: Per day, $3.50: per week ft,";;,.,,I''r
month, $50; for the mouth oi Jiihe' ~
under ten aud servants. HrIf price. ,,.,t
This place presents u.n ai attractions 'r
lies, and every arrangement Mi be naI d., ,, i
of the water j - J. WADE. Propil-f"r,,
yellow sulphur springs post'H'
nv os-,m Montgomery r"ui'N, ' j.
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The Murderer Nicholson.

BALTIMORE, June GA special from An
napoIis says: "In the Court of Appeals this
morning, Chief Justice Bartol delivered the
opinion Of the court on the bill OF eXcep.
tons In the case of Joshua Nicholson, con-
vcted of the murder of Mrs. Lampley,
affirming the ruling of the court below. 1t
now remains for the court below to pass
sentence on Nicholson and for the Governor
to fix the day of execution.
Hollohan, who was tried Jointly with
Nicholson, whose execution is fixed for the
18th instant, will probably be respted by
the Governor, and executed at the same
time as Nicholson" --..
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NILLBORO' HOUSE
.." AND
CRYSTAL CHALYBEATE SPRINGS
WILL BE OPEN TO VISITORS JUNE ll:73

This desirable SUMMER RESORT Is situated In
Bath county, Va. Immediately on the line Of the
Chesapeake aud Ohio railroad ahl Is IIIerrinrr
cessIbl from all points Passengers get ~ here 10
20 To Bath Alum, Warm. Hot. aud Healing spring,
west and to Rochbridge Alum. Lcxin. tom Joriln
Alum, and Natural Briig. east: line stages leaving
for these places daily.
In addition to the Cumiortahl. building alryiiv
here. 4 large and WELL-ARRANGkH llrltL Is
just being completed aud neatly Furnished which
will give ample room for the entertainment If thu
travelling public, and u limi,e'I Number .!
bOarlcrS.
The surrounding scenery T. beautiful nnl Mildly
picturesque the air pure. hlvicora'ing. I'icltsc
the situation being nearly tie h2he, "n III" r>i-
ppake and Ohio railroad.
The MINERAL WATERS here atn unsurpassed
rs tonic Postal and Geographic iacilIli" ut The
place.
For further particulars address.
P.L IAEBR"uGH.
nv n0-lm Proprietor.
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Successful West Point Applicants.

New YORK, June 6.-Among the success
full candidates for admission at West Point
are Flippen and Frederick, Of Georgia ;
Penn and Gatewood, of Virginia; Glenn Of
North Carolina, Hayden of Texas, Hall Of
Mississippi, Kirby OF North Carolina, Sterns
of Alabama, Walker Of Florida, Whitworth
of North Carolina. <. .sr...- IT,. I'd .........
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MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR

v
This delightful Watering place will bt OPP" ''' wv
'e'e p''' FiRSr DAY OF JUNE.
Extensive additions 81 ne" 'hlhitu t Mr. ,r.
range lncut for the comfort anh c9nF'.,,. W.
itors. This is the most b"suiul ann eAtIn ';! in
im,,roypd of all the num- r,iu- Watering 'ptt''- ~
thc muuutuins OF Virginia. The LAwS l. '''''''
with forest OF shade trees. ,,,,,.
The COTTAGE rs are of different sizes anh Ha' =;
each forming distinct building. aud pr'>rn'irs 10
the eye beautiful picuuc- 4..,s.. . ,,
An the usual appliances for The COMFORT '''
amusement Of guests arr provided. ana
EMPRESS, TICKET, POST aHDThiEoRAPi'"ff'
ARE FOUND HEEE,
The RaR will be- up,.er the management @'
THORNTON A. ATKINSON, and viii hs s"rpi'i ""'
the BEST or LIQUORS. ..,. A
BIG Tunnel, on Tie Virginia and Trnns,,Srr go. a,
ylsiou OF the Atlantic. Mississippi AMI ONO th'
road is the station IT which you take Tie car i"t
the Springs-dist,Dt one and u half nstcS
R0urd-tip tickets can be pro Urea Al aii TIC ''
cipal towns anu cities.
c. A. CoLHUUS,
for twelve years the resident partner at the Ah.
gbany Springs. wall assume the nianaS' u'h'' 81 J
he tenders 10 his old patro IS cordial ssis'in' e.
pledges his efforts tn render their st'E p!'>'n
propose TO have none but the mot sfi..h, - ~
servants and our supplies ot every oestiiP'i .
be selected from the best the cuuntr! ana ~ -
ford. II Is thu Intention "f the NJ" piopi't"''
SO improve this property l. 10 maAe II VIZ
LEADING wATERlNG-PLAct
~ MOUNTAINS OF VIRGINIA.
its many natural attractions c,n oe 20 ~,
aud ornamented US 10 render this epmlsia'i''''
PnorEssoa p. COOL RICK, Al. D., es ssi.sa"'''
Md, Resident Physician. .t SO Ter
+ TEHMS S2so per ltty, fie per WEI eh, - muir
month; for the mouth OF june So CniiIrsi% "rice
ten amt overtwo years ga a AZ Sun < cUWA>
SLEkks =: d, IL Elm
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COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.

NEW YORK, June e.-The following Isl coinpara,,
five weekly cotton statement: Net receipts Mt all
United States ports during the week, 1886 bales
same week last year, 1924; total to date,
week, 4aa9J bales same week last year, 10000; total
to date, 1882 zoos; to date last year, s6 ~
Stock In all United States ports 27o,s86 bales last
wear, l7gla4. at all interior towns, less Selma,
1860 bales; last year. o,oes: At Liverpool s3t 600
bales last wear, ol2.OO0. American cotton afioat
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By telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW 1Ofh mARhEIS' =
NEW York. June s.-Cotton quiet and steady ::
sales 1,9ls bales: uplands, 1stc.; Orleans lstc'
Flour dull and declining; common TO fair extra,
70 a5tGSeeo; good to choice, s7.e5MSll Whiskey
easier at s4ct. Wheat lc: better; winter REQ wes-
ern, SI7o. Corn l@2c. better. and active: yeaow
trmer Lard muvals, and tallow steady Freights
INF lat nd t.gstpr.
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FINANCIAL !.
nv Telesraph.

NEW YORK.
New Yonx, juno e,-7Wall street extremely dun
tn.,,sv Money was invested with difficulty, per
cent. ,ring The ruling rate. Sterling. loab1lo9t.
Goid, 1854. Governments higher. States dull:
7s new, 7sa. Virginias, "a; new, SO;
consols, SO; deferred, TO- Lousianas, Is new, 10
Levee's, 4o SIS, So Aiabanaa's, 80; b's ss. Geor.
gia's, 10; he, 90 North Cardinals, 8; new, IS
South Cardinals, 20: new. l5
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

Fflday. June D, !
OFFERINGS.
WuEAr-Whitc, s bushels. Red. 80 bushels. {
CORN.-White, 400 bushels. Yellow, rs bushels
BEANS--s bushels.
WooI-?oO lbs. .r.s 5ts.
SALES.
WuEAT-white, s bushels good Mt sl72 Red, 90
bushels very good ut $3.50. 80
bushels very good on private terms: Yellow, 80
bushels prime western at 77c.; % bushels prime wes
ern on private terms.
W6oL-l5Olbs. unwashed at 2ec so lbs. tub-waslleti
at 4lc.
CoRN.-Yelow. l2s bushels.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, June e.-F1our dull and unchanged.
Wheat unchanged. Corn quiet aud steady; white
southern, 7lG72c yellow southern, s2G65c. Oats
weak: southern, 4TG950c. Rye quiet and unchanged.
Provisions quiet and ncninally unchanged; West
ern butter. light receipts and in fair demand, at 2gla
&c " bisk ~ firmer, 9I9s!ic. Sugar In good de-
ua nd at lUsc.
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r,,>,,,1SEATI MARKETS

CINCINNATI June s-Flour dull at $7.2k@tsL75.
Corn quiet at 4Tc. Provisions quiet Pork nolni-
nalIy SI8 5odSl675. Lard dull; no offerings. Bacon
in fair demand, and steady; shoulders, 7t@7sc. :;
sides, 9sc., Whiskey steady ut ssc.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
r..,n or . methodist Ministor.
ss,,ee,,, telegram TO the Dispatch.]

Especial telegram 70 INC p1sp'ee'' :,
GREENSBORO. N. c., June Grey. Ut. N
F. Reid, one Of the most popular pieaen.ls
of the Methodist Conference In TINS se'te'
o,d most excellent man. died in Went
worth, Y. c., this morning. after an illness
of sevcra, months. He was presiding elder
Of Greensboro district.
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VuE DE EEAU HOTEL,
HAMPTON ROADS, Y,
~ - (opposite FORTRESS, Mouroei
JAMES LITTLE, PRorKrr1op

This delightful SUMNER sEa-Stpr ppsop-
will be opened for the reception OF yIs;,"rs ~
10th, 1874. = fEtt ~ fTS'' " ''''''fS :haf
Fronting Immediately on the water, with , han
tifnl beach of two miles In extent Il comm,nds Az
OF me incst water-views Oh The Atlantic cns. ''
Visitors to the srashore will fluid here ali ,ha ,,,
Tvs ana comforts desired The f,ciIItie5 for BATH
iT1. fioHiNt3. and SAILING "nsurpes,d.
FarentS Will ind thia most pleasant place for f.,
iht1 aiid children. as the extensive prunn. nT the
uosei 9nef an Inviting field for recreation and ever
else. Fresh milk fer In fants supplied gratis '''
The BALL ROOM, zone u The argesi in ti,e STAT,
together with FINE BAND OF MUSIC ,mdrs
The whole season. renders the evenings a,,y,yS A.,
trtctiyc and pleasant. a.
Steamers from Richmond Baltimore, Washiry.
ton. Norfolk. AMI Portsmouth touch daily AZ r,.
wharf, enabling visitors to arrive and Depart f,r
quently during the day, s. 'N
since last season many improve nrn,s hyyr been
made. including BOWLlSG-AILtY.. Bhp
SHnOFING-GaLLtR &c, ts.s ''
Telegraph Office in the hotel.
Board per day, 1900 '@'ss t...
Board per week. so ..s
For longer time spccisI term nl,le.
my 20-lm j. II. FREEMAN. III, crin..ud
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louisville MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE, June 6.--Fluur unchanged. Corn
unchanged. Provisions quiet. Pork Sls., Bacon-
shoulders, 7sc.; clear rib. ssc clear sides, &c.
tacked. Lard in tlerces, iOsc; keg, s3c. Whlskey
I'M
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a ALMOST HANGED a. J,

rwo NORTH CAROLINA NEGROES
crr DANGEROUSLY NEAR THE
scArFoLD--scENE OF DESPAIR
SENTENCE COMMITTED JUST In
TIME-wlLD REJoIc1NGs OF THE
CONDEMNED. I'LL.
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0LD DOMINION BUSINESS COLLEGE,
No. 1917 MAIN STREET,

will REOPEN OCTOBER 1sT. Special attention
given to bookkeeping In all its branches. Penman-
ship, Commercial Arithmetic, Commercial Law,
Business Customs, Forms, &c. -.
For particulars ADDRESS
GEORGE NJ. NICoL,
3e s-dAm&Wsms Preaidsnt. :"
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BATH COUNTY, VA.

win be opened for the reception of visitors on the
FIRST Of JUNE With accommodations for THaEE
HUNDRED PERSONS. They are accessible by inc
Chesapeake aud ohio railroad from CoviDgton
depot, fifteen miles nv line turnpike OF easy grades
In re order passing In full view OF the celebrated
FAILING SPRINGS ami the MAGNIFICENT
SCENERY ON JAtkSuN'S RIVER.
Passengers by mali train from the east arrive at
Govt igtOn at r. N.
Express trains from the west arrive At s:3s +. NJ.
Visitors for the Springs BY these trains remain
over night al CoviugfoD.
Passengers by NAH Trains from the west arrive ut
Coyiugtun N 40 =. NJ
Express trains frrm the east arrive ut "A, III.
Stages aud other vehicles for the Springs, leave
Covington every morning.
Trains stop twenty minutes at Coyington for
Breakfast ana Supper. Two hotels, with ample se-
cuMnodatioM,. 81 sss.. -,
Is engaged for the and the usual fac1tes ioS
amusement ana recreation PROVIDED. 49,,
Descriptive pamphlets can DO hadof aiessrs. sus r.
CELL, LAID & 90, Richmond, or or the Agent ~
the Springs. tt,,,,,
TEilMs: Board-sa per day. te9 per month"; eaii-
dren and c0lored servants half price.
"a "a. ii. HOUSTON, Nj, D., resident ply sisisn. S
my 27-e0dtjSs ib. ~, VoAhLIs, a4sus
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LEGHTNING.RODS.

T HTNING-RODS.--We are prepared
H to put up MUNsoN's wel-known TUBuLAH
COPPER LiGHTNING-RODS for which we have
been sole agents for the last five years. Orders
promptly and faithfully attended to.
Also, sole agents for OLEOPHENE OIL, which
Is over $50 est and the finest oil for eafey on the
American continent = tt. -
j. K. MoUNTCAsTLE & CO.,
$50 Broad street. between Fifth and Sixth,
mh2 Richmond Va.
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.Murderer Executed.

WASHINGTON, June 8.-Tom Wright, q
Sorlh Carolina negro, was hung here to-day
Roserski. 'e'
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DEPARTURES. OF STEAMERS.

EOR NEW YORK.-The Old A#Kfh
T. dominion Steamship Compauy's ele- aszssSs
CANT steamship ISAAC BELL, Captain bt 1 +
MAN. will sail SUNDAY. June sth' al 4 w.
Freight received until Saturday night. i
Through bills Of ladng signed, and goods Tor
wsrded with dispatch to all points north, souto,
east and west. Close connections made with Cunato
Line for foreign ports Passenger aecommodahons
unsurpassed Fare S2 steerage vs. r tn
GEORGE w. ALLEN & CO., Agents.
/. Tit Company's Wharf, Rockets.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, June e.-yirgiuia e's, old. So; con
sols, So. West virginia's, Tot. BID to-day.
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IODINE ALUM WATER,

.- IODINE ALUM WATER,
which has been analysed by DIR. Aiken, Of the
University of MARYLAND, and pronounced by him
to be superior to any water of its class Of which he
has any knowledge. This water will be furnished
the guests at the Jordan Alum fresh from the
spring daily. ., .... ...
A SPECIAL EFFORT ..
has been made In the buildings and furniture of
same to make both the invalid and pleasure.
entirely comfortable. The hotels and cabins are
furnished entirely new. with complete set OF cot
tnge furniture In each chamber, and on each bed
will be found woveu-wirc and hair mattresses,
making the most comfortable bed known.
Water is OH every floor Of the hotels and cottages.
with the usual comforts that attach to water In
buildlngs-hot cold, and shower-baths, &c.
We mention especially an improvement not
usually found at watering places-viz., AN ELEC-
main office. u.....
THE USUAL ADJUSTMENTS
are provided for the enjoyment of ALL such as
bowling. alleys, billiard saloon &C., which are Ell
Urely new anu ih I'S p]St S'!i"'
SCHOFF'S BAND OF MUSIC,
from the Naval Academy at Annapolis, has been
enga gcd for the season, which inSures that nothing
will be lacking In this respect. This, with the
largest ballroom in the mountains OF Virginia,
offers il rare treat to the lovers of the dance.
In the parlors will be found all extra-slze CON
CERT GRAND PIANO from the celebrated fac
tory of William knaleanJ Co.
A complete livery, from the stables Of Pettigrew
& Wright, Lexington, Va.
Post office. with daily mails, and an Office Of the
Western Union Telegraph Company In The main
hotel.
Vlu Washington. change cars at Gordonsville.
Via Richmond, Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad,
no change.
Vfo Huntington, Chesapeake and Ohio railroad,
no change.
Via Lynchbure, change cars at Charlottesville
JOHN W. CAMERON,
Proprietor,
and proprietor of Pulaski House. Savannah, Ga.
Seud for circular containing analysis.
10 r, tpodDy,SwIt
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J,HE RED SULPHUR SPRINGS,

THE RED SULPHUR SPRINGS,
l. MONROE COUNTY, W. VA.
have for n long number of years Justly commanded
a public confidence for the cure Of the various
forms of lung and throat diseases not found IN any
other mineral water In the United States Lhey can
now I've reached from Talcott station, on the CheSi-
peake and Ohio railroad, distance OF oilv fourteen
miles The hotel accommodations have been I'M
proved, affOrding now comfort TO the Invalid tana
for the pleasure seeker.
For pamphlets and other information applyto
CD PEYTON 4 CO,
10 7-eodIm Proprietors.
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weather Probabilities

weather PrODaDIIItIeS.
WASHINGTON, June 6.-For the New En-
gland States on Saturday, winds shifting to
northerly and westerly, and clear and clear.
ing weather are probable. I,ts4s., :,
For the Middle States northerly to west
crly winds, somewhat lower temperature,
aud clear or partly cloudy weather.
For the South Atlantic and Gull States
and Tennessee, partly cloudy weather and
areas Of light rain.
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IisT OF .TETTEfts.
r IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING in,
IL THE RICHMOND POST.0FFICE JUNE I,
LIST.

Persons calling for letters In this LIST win please
they viii be sent 10 the Dead Letter Office in wash
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FOR BALTIMORE. go.
POWHATAN STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
Steamer PETERSBURG will leave her wharf on
SATURDAY ut 2 O'Clock Z. NJ
Freight received up 10 u O'Clock 2. NJ.
For freight or passage apply TO
H. lit WILLIAM =. BRETT, Agent.
JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATesfr11
- COMPANY.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER

AT DISPATCH OFFICE, JUNE o, 1873
, n aPM. eP. NJ
8u IS 81
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Observation-Disclosures.
PORT OF RICHMOND. June s, II

MINIATURE ALMANAC, JUNE 7, 1873.
sun risee.......... AS Moon sets ........... q.
sun s.is TIC High tidc............ l..
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sYfMsaEaII. I. RIEjs0RTa.
.WEET SPRINGS.

4
SWEET SPRINGS,
: MONROE COUNTY, W VA.
This weil-known and faYorite'
WATERTNG-PLACE t-r, sEE
win be open on the 18TH OF JUNE, with ample ae-
commodations for 400 guests. s.,,.
TERMS 80 per day !: SIS for one month; $50 per
month for two or more months. titf, ~ 4
For further nf0rmat sgJ an9lEy q aSceoyERN,
nv 1a.eodtJy1 II Superintendent.
nREENBRIER WHITE sui PHU 3
VI SPRINGS. WEST VIRGINIA..
famous for their Alternative waters and fashionaDe
patronage, are open. They are 1000 ieet aoare
tide-water affording entire RELIEF from ns
summer heat Capacity for accommodating s,oaV
! charges 1850 per day; s21 per week; &s5 per
We are also propretors Of the SWEET CHA
LYBEATE SPRINGS, sixteen miles from . ine
White,' known for their UNSURPASSED "e'o'H'
tonic lcafers and bathing advantages. - ~ ,,e
While Sulphur water Kept here for the use OF Vis-
itors. without charge. 80 = p ~. ''i
Tsfn Pss ssES 81 sE6 6fRE II Pr a2R
OHEAP SUMMER BoARD.-I am pre-;
~ pared 70 accommodate d En ner I month Of
tSrsy das Children under twelve and col
oic If " h7s Prsf Aeaesss
lie 2-8i* AIDeInnIle eo..-- --
WARN SPRINGS, BATH COUNi 4,
w VA have been further improved, anu h.T vi VI
onen ~, the lsr OF JUNE. Pamphlets TO De hau Oh
PnrceIl Ladd 4 Co.. Richmond, or OF the Proprle-
tors. Terms, 70 per day; $40 per week. 9ou pet
month Of twenty-eigbt days ~, O. cos
Proprietors.
p.A. LANGHoRNE, NJ. D., Of Lynchburg, hcsi-
dent Physician. III! p--n-
4 FTON HOUSE.-Ths pleasant summer
n resort which cannot be exceed by any pace
In Inc mountains for beautiful views, dry, pure
mountain air and easy access. VIII be opened june
Isl crIns: *!u per month; children and servants
i" m pa i. II. GOODLOE 6 CO., Alton. Va,
my, % de,nH Che ,ancakc and Ohio railr0ad.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-07
OFFICE OF THE SHILLINGER
ARTIFICIAL-STUNE PAVEMENT
FOI THE ~ tsI+ =
STATE OF VIRGINIA.. E9'.s

NO. w Gda nv cIhr'C't' Htofi8HoNO' Fa'
We are now prepared to lay down the above.
named pavement In The most artistic munner and
In any deBign, pattern. or color Desired und ut a
cost far less than that of fagging We Will also lay
AZ, as, cellars Of houses floors of sta
bies, &C., using the celebrated English Portland
ment thereby tnsurng great durability, entire free
dom from dust, smoOthness Of surface, and beauty
Of finish, &c. E ~ - :,
apply Immediately, this Is the most suitable time
OF the year 10 have the work done III.
County rights for SALE
Orders received ut The office, 912 Main street
10 6-am. 80 j. b. TERHES 4 co.