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nro to ba consolidated, and tito link between tho
lnttor at Jachaon {Tonnosace) mud Cairo IL now
being rapidly built, and will 30 completed tllia
fall. lilo Ohio & Mobile Company aro a,thor-
thiH wny lilo Illinois Central SECURES dirccs
connection will, hTobito as we'll as Now OrloanB
Tho Two New Orleans roa3H--tho Jackson Il
Great NortlIorl and mississippi Contributing
mado general Joint mortgage. por cent gold
roEoryofl in Tho United Stnteu Trust Company to
provide for corresponding amount OF oxBting
Old mortgages, md tho ren!nining $4,000 900 a:o
recommended to lf, indeed, t!loy havo not boon
linos Central Company, tho Company under.
taking to purchase =200,000 Of tho bonds oyory
year At par yaluo. '
, 1873-07-21
A LIVELY POLICEMAN.
How q New Candidate Conducted
Himself Yesterday
Morning.
Gets Drunk, T1irasl,es Ills Host, mud
Finds Himself an Occupant
of Cell.

a week or 80 ago there stood before tho Board
of Police Commissioners. sturdy yorne son Of
Erin. haa,,f,,l n,n,1icnnt for tho onoroho n1oco
of n civ no1comar % 1Iia ~ namo @ cH ,roa nfcaowsn r
ho said. Tho Board, favorably Impressed with
Ills Appearance, placed lin on trial for sixty
laya. IIo was givon club, bolt. aud star, and
assigned TO tho nra,Ijson stroot Station. Tho fol-
lowing narrative, tho truth Of which can DO
proven by multitude Of witnossoA, will doubt
less persuade tho Police Commissioners that
thiB now canljflate Ia vorv un,yorthv Of The lrst
WV. wsa.sa,s,. 10y ""se .uposoa ~ 1''n. ,,.o
iess"ro"y .hosnn'e' at Z oelooh, Mcoo"an
was relieved from duty, and socn after was on
hiu way to Ills home, No. 1o3 WeBson atroot.
The patrolinr of thu nIpbt Ind quito fat;gucd
H., a,,, ,a ~. .1.:'st'. IT, sso.,;,,a,, s.,t
, n "nu Nv ieit ''lfs1y. ~ aeoulHas s"as
hia eyes hbont Tor Sign WHICH "oula INFORM
him tint bohinl it parchcd tlroatB woro cooled.
But 1t was Sunday morning; and aaloons wore
c1ouod I,.,,nv +,,o,,o,,t fou,,oa t1,rouon t,,o
""''ueiot ol.,n' 1 ~ t'"u poeo''''1A4ou.
one Patrick ollara, whoso residence he would
eoo', pass ny su Mho,n , ne anew aiW'aya IN maa
aSeu 70 lnsilsah ohoce usoP 10 'islting iraona
roG1ea CT; hls u steps ! 20 T. iats houso: -
!liie holiee IL worthy OF an e1tenuod DO
scF1ptlon; - " - ioGaten on Wost lna,ano etEeet
anu IL Galloa no. ~. iho llo9f IL lnly el3 1oet
.H"I - .'"AA AS9s .'AAAN..0
that tue elltlc9 was erected in the old tmos bo-
fofo the 1as9 ialiinB-nP. Access IL gained from
an aliey. Infs latter reinlnds ono OF prairie
n.on'g, lon II canros @ 20 wAtKod pqT mah1 90
partment oilicers hnve ovlcenly not been inserted
| thero since tho settlement Of tho netghborhood.
~ fa1s houso tue principal material is wood.
| us bl@e 10 aoout tnat or Mnch~Dooth
on pionlc-gronnd. Formerly thore wero
paneH OF glass IN II the window SASH. The floor iH
row covered With hnrtl CrltBt OF dirt tho nCcl-
mutation Of ycarB.. While this castle, for so Pat
regards 1t, LOOKS bcgrmed and dirty aud dig
gastlng, Q stench perVadss IT which 10 much
worse. IN sue place LIT and ha Wlie' WIN
tliTqo matrimonial rehponsibllltloH, resido Mrs.
| u,uara, however, lives not nlways there.
whether IT. IL summer or winter, sue may gen.
era1ly 10 found IL suburban residence known &C
| as Fonton's briek-naklng establishment. sho ia
there ut present, boguiiug those drowsy sum-
NOR days ey net-knittlng. .......
70 this residence the thirsty McloWan ro-
| paired. After shaking him cordially BY the
hand, Fat hAatencd ncroaH the stroat to No. G5,
, 1873-07-21
70 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

Under date Of the 10Th Of July, there ap-
poarod in the columns Of THE TRIBUNE aud
Times articles purporting to be special telo-
grarns from milwaukee,, wherein tho name OF
''phelps WAS unjustly used IN connection with
tho name Of Brewer l. Co." Tho information
published purported to como from mo. In jus.
tico to Alr. Phelps, take pleasure in saying that
7 novor gave such information and, to my
knowledge, ho mover gave Brewer l. Go. any
draft or shipped them any goods from Gate.a,
III Tho statement has boen misrcpresented.
Respectfully, ". GEO. Doll,
{Qf Finley, Doll COY
, 1873-07-21

Ills our MI her har1ships aud wrongs. Tho lin
Ilenrt OF tho General wnxod warm, and during
tllo ay ho mailed letter to DR.. NIchos In charge
Of tho Insane Asylum, recommending ltor for n,
appointment in TINT iuasitution M IN asslHtntt
phyeioian, Tho Ganoral matlo this rccon,monda-
tlon In good faith, and says 10 thinks ehe would
repdor Invaluable aoryfeo iu tho nBylum.- Wash
iu9tQu Star, JtttY II.
, 1873-07-21
a Now lkailroaA Constellation,

. t!oNt Ito AeD l0FE NHtfctfH. =
Tho Illinois Central Company have seourud
the control of tho direct railroad connections be-
tween Cairo and Now Orleans. Tho New Or
leans d Jackson d Misslasppi Qeutgal AoaaH
, 1873-07-21
EDUCATIONAL.
Harvard University,
l373174.
EDUCATIONAL.

Members OF department have right to attend os-
and rscitons In othcr department Of tho Uni
vc.lty without paying additional feoa for example, Law
atudcn may atond any o1orclses they peals In HnArd
College, Modoa students tho exercises Of the Scientific
School, oto.
Thu degvaes OF Masor Of Arts, Doctor Of Philosophy
and Doctor OF Solomon opou to Bachelors OF ohar in
etlluuoHs.
The yoar begins In all departments Thursday Sopt.
q, 1873. Examinations for admission to HARVARD
COLLEGE, tue LAWRENCE SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL.
tho MINING SCHOOL. and tho BU5SEY 1NsTtTu.
T1ON will begin Thursday, Sopt Is. at q. Tho
examination for advanced standing In the MEDICAL.
SCHOOL takes ptaoo Sept q; for advanced standing In
the LAW SCHOOL, Sept. Is.
Tho University Catalogue (tno1udnK examination paposs
oi 1s71-7a) may be btaluod from CHARLES ". SEVER,
bookseller Canbrldge price, 30 cents. Circulars do
scrbing tho several departments ba obtained
piIcktion to JAhES ". HARRIS, Secretary.
CaMhrdga. Maha,
, 1873-07-21
SUBURBAN NEWS.


HYDE PARK. .
At The regular meeting OF tho 1fyt1o Park Trns-
tcos on Saturday ovoning, tho following bills
, 1873-07-21
COBURN
Medical Institute,

75 md III South oark.s sorHor Mpes%e chca@Eo c f.
ruatl.lsnt snd oare Al forms nt otonio and special
diseases III both Thls Institute Il un1ueatlauahy
he most tountttu In this ruunsry fur tho trcanant OF
o9nuEn Z regular Tad4ats, p n,o4!enD M @
wnrd aud has Ind s1pHonce In tho troalnnn ,of
private Alsuayes than auy physician n UltcaRn Young
pos,aanot oSrs y ths I.ands e ns GHLr'
10 any adros In scaled oyeloeA Addross iottcrs, nr
j. e. C}UURN, l7b anu 1T south Carkst Chicago III.
q tod p, III.
, 1873-07-21

~F~N--'"D5 "----
wore audited md paid:
Sam @. nhoades, Civil Engineer. .........,. $1a160
Police force rny1uent for juno. .........,. 7laGD
Potter johnson, Calumet ferryman. A0G0
]. ". Bonnet. drainage work. ....,.......... 7UG1
Wilson h Bs1,aon Stony Ielanl nvonNo..... 3,00o00
Chas. Creighton, H5do Park nvenue sidewalk. 1880
ucay l. Narker, Fiiy-frHt Ktrcct sewer..... A,7AG0
Payroll ou OiIcnRo and Thornton roat...... 1a0T5
Payroll for sprlllkIinH btrests. 1AiO0
Payroll for repairs un gtrcoth. ............. 1UBG2
rny-rol for repairs of allcwnks.. 1900
The following tinos woro rolnittca:
Palmer l. Arnold, selling liquor without H.
J. NJ. Gillespie, trallo OH bouloYar1s... ..... 600
Bonnet and Rawl!ns, tresspass on park and
rcantlng officer. 1000
". II. Howard, breach Of tho 1cacc.. 5000
Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $135.OO
And Oil report OF tho Attorney, tho following
rebAtes wero allowed:
II. Il. q. Colbert Oh tho INK Of 1911 ....... SLIGO
Jas. +. Hitchcock on Prairie avenue. ....... 6b0O0
Loonard lsatllgcrbor ou prairio avenue.... 1lJ.0o
Total. 9081.G0
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-20

THE New SLEERING-CARs FOR TIE CHEsA7
pEAxE AND OHIO NIGHT-TRAINs.-Ihe spien.
did new Pullman Palace drawing-room and
sleeping ears for the Chesapeake and Ohio
nisht-trains arrived BY the freight train yes
terday morning from Dayton, Ohio. Ihe
first car will lie attached to the train which
leaves here at 10 O'Clock tonight, and Will
be accompanied by conductor from the
Pullman Company. The cars are very hand,
somely and substantially finished, and fitted
up with the utmost care and regard for the
comfort of the traveller. They are set upon
six-wheel trucks, which will make them run
smoothly and pleasantly over the road; are
supplied with the patent air-break attach
ment, and the platforms are so guarded by 8
secure and wellzlrranged railing that in the
night it will be we'll nigh impossible for d
passenger to walk of in the darkness. The
coaches are also well ventilated, and have ar
attachment at the top which keeps out the
cinders without obstructing the air. Ths
night trains are now complete, and the
springs-goers will doubtless avail themselye>
of this delightful mode Of reaching the
places of summer resort in the mountains.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-20
VOL. Xiv.

to Miss Matte Biggs, or Alabama. THIS Il
the highest honor-fnedal given, and was
awarded to Miss Biggs with the approval o
The scheol. - - s
Medals were also awarded to Miss Jennie
McElwee, Of Kentucky, for reading music
to Miss Annie Struty, of Alabama, for elo.
cution, and to Miss Lizzie Henry, Of Caroline
Va; and in calisthenics the prize was dl.
vided between Miss Mary Hughes and Cor.
nelia Gibbs the medal for roller.skating was
also divided between Miss Helen Camerden
of New Orleans. and Miss Kate Tally, el
Shreveport, La.
The address of DIR. Read, of Richmond
then followed, and was attentively listenedto
He gave much good advice to the young
ladies, and was very happy in his remarks
and they had the rare virtue of brevity. The
exercises were closed with the chorus
Home, Sweet Home." Dick.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-20

ELECTION OF OrrrcERs.-At tthe last meet
ing of Solomon Lodge, No. 1S, 10. F. S. OF
l., the following officers were elected for The
ensuing term: D. Rosendorf, president 81.
Becher, vice-president; n. L. jacobson,
financial secretary Morris Nelson, treasurer;
+. Salomonsky, secretary; E. Falk, guide !;
S. Fox, l. g.. Joe Semon, O. G. Trustees |:
Solomon Wise. 81. Asher, and julius Bear.
At quarterly meeting of Rimmop
Lodge, No. SO, 1. O. B. B., held at Covenant
Hall, the following officers were elected for
the ensuing term: Isaac Cohen, president !;
E. Holzinger, vice-president Leon Sehnap,
recording secretary Jacob May, treasurer !;
S. Hrsh, financial secretary; D. Rosendorf,
assistant mentor J. CobB. inside guardian ;
Henry saal, outside guardian. And to It'll
the vacancy occasioned by the death Of Past
President +. Hutzler, n. L. Straus, trustee.
Julius Straus, representative.
At meeting of Richmond Lodge; No. IA,
held last, night the following officers were
elected: JOHN F. Mayer, Chancellor Com
mander L. Enders Word, Vice Chancellor
J. SpotsWood Crenshaw, Prulate; j. @.
Kersey, Keeper of Records aud Seal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-20

The EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF fIh
G1S1A.-This Association holds its next an.
nua meeting at AleXandria on the eth OF
july next. and the teachers of Virginia are
invited to attend. This Association, which
is devoted impartially to the interests of
education in Virginia, offers most appro-
pirate centre Of professional union and CO.
operation for teachers throughout the State,
and the representatives of every grade OF
schools may properly and prottsbly take
mari in its discussions and deliberations. It
is expected that arrangements will be made
with the various transportation lines for the
benefit of teachers attending the Associa-
ton. and ample provision will be made in
Alexandria for their accommodation. An
inviting programme of both business ana
pleasure has been prepared. Persons pro-
posing to attend the meeting should commu-
njcate with the chairman of the local COM
mittee of arrangements, j. S. Blackburn,
ESD, Alexandria, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-20

TIE STATE FAIR AND RICHMoEpis INDUS
TRIAL. IsrEREsrs.--A meeting of the commit
tee uf thirty-four appointed to seeur pro
per representation of Richmonfs lndustrn
interests at the next State Fair was h' Id yes
terdav evening in the Chamber OF Con lmerce
at 6 O'Clock. =,
The amount collected as reported by thf
caurassers is $3.50. Ii was resolved. that
the order of the president, MIR. b. G. ,Gray
or ,he treasurer, Mr.. l. Davenport, Jl,: Dc
necessary for the payment of money iron
the fund collected.
The committee on the arrangement Of pre-
mjums were instructed to leave them oi'er
for competition to the industrial interests o
the State at large.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-20

RICHARDSON & CO., 81 P. NJ. new brick dwell.
Ing and lot on the east side of Twentieth street
between Franklin and Grace.
COOK & LAUGHTON, 10 A. NJ, at No. 7os Main
street, groceries, liquors, wines, teas, &c.
COOK & LAUGHTON, l2 M., stock and fixtures O!
drug store No. 4lo Broad street. ''.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, S P. NJ, thirty lots or
Union Hill.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR 4 SON, 81 P. NJ, two brick
dwellings and three vacant lots on the west side
Of Seventeenth near Darlington street.
LYME & BROTHER, P. NJ, tract Of land anc
valuable grst' mill IN Henrico county, on the
Central pike. t"1 Aa ...a -.
REDWOOD & CRENsHAW, 10 A. NJ, household
furniture,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-20
LOCAL MATTERS.

4 = + - y
: CHASORRY COURT OF sRIcHAoND.-Tbe fol-
lowing cases were disposed of yesterday:
Hoge rs. Brightwell, &c. Opinion Of court
[overruling exceptions, sustaining report of
commissioner, dissolving Injunction as to
part Of judgment, and perpetuatins same as
residue thereof. Decree ordered accord
ingly. r
kinniard Us. McGruder Sharpe aud wife
Us. same.y Opinion of court dismissing the
original amended bills and the cross-bill
with costs. Decree ordered accordingly.
W hfte IS. Whites executor. Decree con-
i1rmlng report OF: commissioner and direct
ing bonds to be changed as therein directed.
Miner Us. hinker, &c. Decree directing
sale OF the property unsold under former
DEGREES.
Holland and wife os. Ferguson, trustee.
Decree directing payment of taxes to town
of Manchester. 49,
E parte Rasten, Linnemann, and Lang
stedt. Order appointing John Dunlop trus.
tee in the place OF E. B. Newbern, who has
left the State.
Tardy us. Matthews, &c. Opinion over.
ruling first exception to commissioners re-
port, sustaining the second, and directing
decree to be drawn in accordance with prin-
dples set forth in the opinion.
Strecker Us. strecker, &c. Decree con.
firmipg report of commissioner, approx.
ing sale as to part of the property, and refer.
ring cause to commissioner to inquire and
report as to propriety of sale as to residue ol
the property.
Mott Us. Wall, &c. Decree directing con
yeyance to the purchaser. of property, who
hus paid lin full, and making disposition o
the purchase money.
Carter, trustee, Us. Dennis, &c. Decree
confirming report of special commissions
and directing specific performance by tht
defendant of the contract in the bill tanc
proceedings mentioned.
Hennsbury Us. Devan, &c. Decree con
tirming sale and report thereof, making dis
position of the proceeds, and directing deet
to the purchaser when purchase money l:
fully paid
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-20

RESTORATION OF NosE.-ln one OF the
German medical periodicals DR.. Malfatti de-
scribes the treatment OF man whose nose
had been cut of by sabre. The wound
was was through tue middle of the eartilagino.ls
part of the bridge OF the nose. dividing the
left ala along its posterior third, the septum
through its middle, and the right ala two
lines behind the anterior angle OF the nostrli.
The piece cut off was taken up from the
place where it lay on the ground, cleaned
with cold water, and reapplied, being Sc
cured in its place by means of sutures. A
week after the injury dry scab began to
form on the left ala, and extended in the
course of three days over nearly the Whole
nose. Granulations gradually formed, heal
ipg went ON steadily, and now careful ex.
animation is required to detect any trace Oh
the injury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-20
Wayne County, w. Va.
THE COUNTY AND IT'S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CULTURE AND MECHANICS.

THE COUNTY AND IT'S CHARACTERlsTiCs-AGRI
CULTURE AND MECHANICS.
ICorrespondencc of the Richmond Dispatch.J
WAYNE COURTHOUSE, w. VA.,l
June 18th, 1873.
Thinking that perchance a note from this
corner of the Youngest daughter of the Old
Dominion NAV be of some interest to the
numerous readers of the Dispatch viii
give them the benefit Of it.
This is quite mountainous region, ana
comparatively new county. Farming is
carried on to a very small extent, and tlm-
herring Is the great business of the county.
During the spring rains the roaring waters
of the GuyanGotte, Twelve-Pole, and Big
Sandy rivers are covered with lumber of the
very finest quality seeking its way to the
Ohio river, thence to be conveyed to Clncin.
natl and Louisville. -,
Our hills also TEEN with mineral wealth.
Iron ore is found in abundance, and our coal
fields are the richest in the world, iully a
third of the county being covered Win
splint and camel coal in layers from four to
seven feet in thickness; yet it lays IN lts W.T.
pin stute perfectly useless 10 us, rs we nave
no way of getting it to market, being some
twenty miles distant from the nearest point
of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad A
company known as the Ceredo Mining ano
Manufacturing Company obtained a charter
for road from Ceredo to the heart OF the
coal region, distance of thirty miles, but al
ter grading about five miles of the track
work was suspended, and we are afraid thai
it will never be commenced again. The
road had been mortgaged to firm in New
York for the purpose OF obtaining the where
withal to fuiyh it, but for some reason un'
known TO outsiders the stamps failed to come
and unless the company can make other ar
rangeinents Of course the road will die. a
charter was also granted to a company known
az the Tug River railroad, who propose run
ming a road from Ceredo to a point Ia Loear
county opposite Lensburg, KY. Whethef
like the other, this will prove miserable
fiasco remains to be seen. - !. !.
The wheat crop through this country Y
considered almost q total failure. Oats ar
quite promising, aud the farmers have theil
corn In an excellent condition. Tobacco Y
grown 10 some extent. 1t Is equally as brigtl
and fine here as in Virginia. Yet Il need:
the favored sweetness Of the Virginia Wscd
Two.lhirds Of the people Of this county ar
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-20

= IT is IMPOSSIBLE TO IGNORE THOSE TERRIBLE
nameless diseases that annually sweep so many
hapiess victims into the grave. We compeiedtc tc
recognise hem and 1t Is the gced Sanari:ans dufy
to try and cure them. HELMBoLDss,BUcH
unrivafled fer all such diseases. Get the genuine
which has the proprietor's private proprietary
stamp. Beware OF courterfeits. JOHN F. HENRY
New York. sole agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-20

USMAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING n TEE
RICHMOND PosT. OFFICE JUNE 19-Dr. o. A.
Crenshaw, Main street, city; Thomas Roam,
171S Franklin street Mrs. Eliza Harris, COG
Seventh street, between Clay and Leigh,
Richmond, VII; L. R. Steel, Front Royal,
Warren county, Va; q. j. Bragg, SCOTS.
vile, Va; Mrs. G. Peeor, Fourth street
between Broad and Marshall, city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-20

A PROFITABLE PEA CRoP.-Mr. b. ebay
ton, of Gloucester, has just finished shipping
to Baltimore his first crop Of peas this sea-
son. He raised 785 barrels on less than thirty
acres OF land, and sold tkern in Baltimore
for over 5000, averaging S4.33 per barrel.
He says his vines were large, and will make
more hay than he could have raised fodder
from the same lot, and 1t is just rs good. II,
as Mr.. Dayton suys, our people who expect
to live from working land would just take
of, twenty acres and manure that well, and
work some themselyes,.thcy would be bet
far off ~ 49, 80. = -. =.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-20
NO. l47.

PHoroGRAPHY.-We csn attention 70 the adver-
tisement of RKEs & Co. IN this column. Parents
dssirdrs to hare sooa picture made OF their In
fans ought to bear IN mind that not alone the
sciildre In abetserr humor directly after theis
nights rest, but also they avoid the desy waiting
for ther Enrn during the rush &C hfer hour. REEs
q Co.'s is the only gallery IN the city where pic
tures made ut an early hour IN the morning and
parents will do wen TO take shis opportunity Of
having their little ones photographed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-20

HAVE ASALYZEp THE WHrsKEY-@ KNOWN
under the brand Of "B SELECT" controlled by
Messsrs. WALTER p. BLAIR q Co., Richmond
Virginia, and dnd It free from fusi, oiland oitel
impurities, and recommend It's use for medicius
and family purposes. j. B. McCAw, aEs D.,
Late Prof. Of Chemistry Medical College of Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-20

SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-W. B. Robins,
auctioneer, sold yesterday lot twenty feet
fen inches front on Third street between
Byrd and Arch at $3.50 per foot.
MIR. WilliamT. Bailey, auctioneer, yester-
dav afternoon sold to Jacob Cohn, Esq, the
brick dwelling No. 1905 Pleasant street,
Strecker's Hill, and frame cottage adjoining,
for S5 600
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-20
Go TO AsroM's FOR PURE CREAMS.

BABIES PIcTUREs.-REEs & Co. would suggest
to their patrons the propriety Of bringing their
babies as early In the morning as possible TO have
their pictures made. Their gallery is open at
O'clock each morning during the hot season, and
parents ought to avail themselves OF the n'ost plea
sant time Of the day 70 take the chIhren out
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-20

SENTENCE CoMMuTED.-The Governor has
commuted the sentence of Frederick n. Glass.
cock. who twas convicted of marslaughter
in the County Court Of Fauquier county,
and his punishment fixed at two years in the
penitentiary, to one years confinement in the
county jaiI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-20

BROAD srREET.-We are requested to state
that the members Of the Executive Commit
tee OF the Broad Street Association will as
semble punGtually at o'clock this afternoon,
in the Council Chamber, to confer with the
special committee Of the Council on the
question of the removal of the railroad fram
Broad street. ,... :.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-20
Go TO Asrosrs FOX FRESH p,sE.rrtss.
Go TO ANToNI's pINtNo-sALooN.

sUMaER FIRES FOR COOKING AyD STEAM
engines cahnot De so well ani comfortably made
as with Alr, JaBWXfxISsss prepared kindling and
cooking wood, and soft coke and siperior Gurber.
ccal, sold Of No. I'LL sMain and Ninth aud Carr
streea. Try them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-20

TILE CENTAURs OF OLD were half horse and hall
man. They consorted with animals, conquered
mankind, lived upon the flowers of the century
plant, made one Of their number god Of the heal.
Ing art, transferred their name and home to the
constellation Centaurius and raised the devil gene
rally. But the great Centaur Eminent, for stiff
joints. rheumatism, swellings, and lameness upon
man or beast, Is now astonishing the world; and
astonlshes because 1t does It's work.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-20

Boys HATS sATTwEaTY-F1vE CEsTs.-An e1-
cclent wearing hat for csc. can be had at 2. WELSH
GER Co.'S, I2ol Main street. These hats can't be
worn out unless the boys cut them TO pieces. They
are very tough. One hundred ether etfes for boys
and children aud misses sar sg. 1s, s.t,...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-20

CLEARED Fca Rio DE JANERo.-The Ger.-
man brig Nautilus cleared yesterday With
. sT0 barrels and 200 halt. barrels, equi .nlent
TO s.O7O barrels -four, shipped by Aessrs.
Haxall, Crenshaw Il Co. to Rio de. Janeiro,