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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-13

TIE ROANOKE RIVER FAi.IN.;.pEsTRrCrlo or
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AcclpESr.
Especial telegram 10 tho bspatch.I
WELDON, \. G May 12.-Thc river com.
menced falling yesterday at 0 \. NJ, and has
fallen six feet. The Scaboard and Roanoke
bridge is unin.iur d. About six hundred
yards of the Petersburg road is washed away
on each side. The damage is estimated at
$4,000. Heavy damage to crops and arabic
lands from Castor to Halifax is reported.
\ SIeepinm-car on The soutli.bound train
ran of the track about three miles south OF
Rcam>'> lhi. morning, and went down the
cniharknclt. No one WAS in tho car.
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LOUISIANA AFFAIRS.

NEW IORk. May ia Washington dis.
patch to the New York Tribmne SAYS
" During tn, past few days member of the
Cabinet has said that the President has be
come thoroughly in earnest in regard to
Louisiana affairs, and that the difficulties in
that state would speedily be brought 10 a
close, and that he had returned with the fIll
determination - take some decided action.
His adhesion to the Kellogg assumption is
more marked than ever. and he will
20 TO any length Of authority to suS-
tain it. On Saturday evening the Pre-
sidcnt had long consultation with
General sherman, Acknowledgement VIII
lia'n~, and Secretary !,obcSon, at which the
New Orleans trouble was thoroughly dis
cus>ed and high-handcd measures were su--
gcsted, to which the President attcntiyeIy
listened, and which will probably be carried
out before The close of the present week.
The Administration is unable to understand
why Alr. Kellogg does not make Il rcIui>i.
ton for Federal troops, rs it i claimed he
has Il perfect right to do, in the absence OF The
Legislature. 10 ilainiain the peace and s>st
the rivIauthoritiIS administering the laws.
II Is said that he is The proper Judge to de-
termine whether there is condition of ST.
cety requiring the interference of the army,
and that any aid he might require would be
promptly furnished, SO far us the President is
concerned 1t is not the Presidents intention
TO take any energetic action until this requi-
sitiun is made by Kellogg, ard it is hoped he
will make the demand withuu. further delay.
As soon is the rcqui>lton * made the prc>-
dent will issue Il proclamation. III tie most
positive language. admunlShlnT the citizens
Of Louisiana to peace, dcpo>in@ The McEncry
government, proca'ning the Kellogg a> the
lawful gOyrrnulcn!. AID announcing Inc III
tcntion OF the Executive To sustain Kellogg
with the whole military force ot tue country,
if necessary. The proclamation l. To hc az
complncd by IN order 10 send AL available
troops to report to General Emory at New
Orleans. The proclamation will be in such
Iangllage that it will bc susceptible Of no
doubtful meaning, and it will convey Is plain
is words can the determination Of the Prr>i-
dent It's above set forth. The action pro-
posed. it is said, meets the approva, ol the
Acknowledgement"
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to the expedition, Under the rulings Of hivt,
Heaven, is in a far more prosperous and
substantially successful condition than cv, y
had hoped or prayed for. We are maxine
every effort to leave here Tomorrow. wifi
al the latest moment resume nv rlare In con.
hnu'ng this communication.
RETAINED ny A ROC.
EVENING, August 90. 1S7l.--Wc did not
gel under way today, as expected, because
q "'a''S' dark fog has prevailed all day, and
tue same now continues. The venture oI
Seahiihg ont into sca of underlined reefs
ana stnkcn rocks. under the present circum.
stances, could not be undertaken. Tn, full
number of dogs Sixty required for the ex.
i"dlii"n Is now made UP. At the several
ports OF Greenland where we have storpc(
we nave been successful in obtaining proncr
food FOR the dogs
AWAY ron TiIE UNKNOWN REGIONS.
ArGrsr ali Z. NJ, 1s12.--Thc fur
still continues, and decide we eau.
not wait longer for its dispersion, for a
longer delay will make ii doubtful of the en-
pcdition securing the very high latitude |
desire Is obtain before entering into winter
quarters. \ good pilot has offered TO do his
very best in conducting the Poaris outside
Of the most Imminent danger OF the reefs
and rocks. Now, hat.Ir,st =. NJ, the
anchor Of the ro'ariS has just been weighed.
ana not again will it 20 down ill, II trust
and pray. a higher. FAR higher, latitude lr,s
been attained than ever before 10y civilized
man. Governor Eihcrg i about accompa-
nyin- IL uut of the harDor and >cawarG.
He leaves lis when the pilot does.
A.7ElBrTE TO GOVERNOR ELBEKG.
Governor Lowcrtz Elocrg has rendered 10
This expedition much service. and long will
remember him for his great kindness. ] am
sure t"u AMI my country will fully apprc.
ci.!F" inc hospitality alId COD .,rra;inn of the
Danish officials in Greenland is relating 10
our North Polar expedition.
Now. alta quartcr-lrl>t :, the Polari> bid,
ApItr TO TIE CIVILIZED WORLD.
Governor EIhcr- leaves Us. promising 70
take these dispatches blck 10 Ipcrnayik, and
10 send them 10 our Minister at Copenhagen
by the next ship. which opportunity may not
lie until next year. God be with lis.
Yours. ever, {. i. HALL.
TO GcDry. ". EoheSon. Secretary of the
NAVY, Washington
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FEI,BGRA'PHIC NEWS.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.1
fsGIIIsa .
SERIOUS AcclnENr Tn AN AGED C1rIzEH.

SERIOUS ACCIDENT To AN AGED CITIZEN.
Especial telegram 70 tho Dlspatch.I 81
LOUISA COURTHOUSE, Va. May 12.--Mr.
James .. ClayDrook, nm old citizen of this
county. while riding past a horse that WAS
feeding, was kicked on the thigh. which was
broken by the blow. He fell from his horse
on the broken Ice. Thereby causing COM
pound fracture. He is doing as we'll as
could he expected. b" being seyenty-;hree
years old.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. de.

-
n EW BOOKS,
~ BY POPULAR AUTHORS.
FOR SALE AT
HOY; W. Ii. SEwAKDs TRAVELS AROUND TIE
WORLD Illustrated. S.
FARM BALLADS. illustrated 81
sTASLEY's How FOUND LIviGTsToSr S.
HER MAJESTY TIE QUEEN. BY !. listen Cooke.
$l5o.
ARSoLD's TURNING POINTS OF LIFE. 1915.
iIuDSOS'S HISTORY OF JDrKSALlSlS. s.
KENNETH MY KING by Miss Brock. Sis
TYNpALL's LECTURES IN AMERICA. Il.
MCIEOD's CHARACTER SKETCHES. - IS.
PLAY AND Profit IN MY GARptS. fy Roe. $50.
LEIGH HUST'S ~ISTiISt;-t'AP PtPERs f151.
Mrs. SroEpE's PALMETTO LEAVES. -.
BITS OF TALK ABOUT HOME MATTERS. ~.
MEMOIRS OF \ MOTHER. With portrlit,. by AT
thor Tom Browns SchOol-Days- sl5o
MIDDL ENARCT. sI.5G and $3.50.
kESELM CH!LLISGLY. By Buiwcr Sl.I5 anu Iac
THE COMING RACE. By Bulwer. 5Qc.
OLD kESSISGTOS. BY Miss Thackeray. 81.
BREAD-ASD-CHEESE AND KISSES BY FirJc"n
35c.
PHILIP EARSSCLIFFE. By Mrs. Edwards. ~.
Orders promptly executed, aud upon receipt OF
advertised price we will send any of III" above by
mail. postpaid. my l'-i
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ARCTIC EXPLORATION.

artI LAST EXPEDITION To THE
\rEIN pNIE-WHu WAS CAPTAIN
U>fI. A\n WHAT HE WAS BOlNG--
VS. TANF.W TO THE CIVILIZED
NNn' ~
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RGARDIgG.

poARDtNeis--Mrs..N NJ aM.eNORELEET.
~ has handsomely furnished front room 10
rent. with board. Also. wants a few DAY
BARRIERS. Clio Main street. my lost
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Tho TOtiOcS.

WAsuNGroS. May 12.-I'he Modoc> are
reported t. nc located four miles below their
last stand in Il very >tion" position. Ihcy
are near the foot of SNOW mountain.
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IkRiiS or TIE SOUTHERN ARCTiC-I ATE OF
\ Boar : CREW AMONG THE SuETLAEDS-NAR-
EATIvE ~ 4 >rRvIyuK.--i he New York Her.
01i publishes The statement OF James \
kmy. HE only known survivor of II boats
crew at five OF the scHl-ti>hiny schooner
Franklin. of NcW London, landed III *. on
Window island. one Of tlc South ShCtland>,
situated south OF Cape Horn. in latitude ia.
rh" men Killed I,0UD seals there. and went to
st. George, island, leaving a record OF their
whereabouts behind.
The vessel subsequently returned from
another of the group, landed boat, dis
covered the record, and proceeded to II.
Georges. where, getting no response to
guns. rock Is, and other signals, and brin.
un1ll" 10 send Il boat ashore Oh account 81
hrcdh"r, and ice, was compelled To abandon
the men AMI proceed home, where their loss
WIS long since reported. The sea!cr Nile,
on" oi Who's, men Is now in New York, dis.
covered Ming Rate last Year in small wood
| en- hut on II. Georges island. one OF lis
| cnmpunion> had died several months before,
while tir others, including the third mate.
| Townsend, left Two week. before King was
fn.luG. with tn" boat. for Window island,
against hi> rrmo,>:rancc. He helped them
! Ia E:llnr., IT," lna,. In, docs rot know villa;
irclmo 81 them. II i certain, however, that
~ Il portion III tie boat and Il sailors coat
| were found ol the l"srh near Cape Shcrlll,
| about thirty miles from the hut, where the
men passed Il drcary year, they were drowned
| in the breakers, ana never reached " lndoW
island. 1t is reported that the seals ale
now almost entirely killed OH the south
| shetland Islands.
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NOAH WALKER & Co,
1904 MAIN STREET,

arc prepared to show one Of the largest and mos,
stylish stocks Of
CLOTHING AND GESTLEMEN'S FURNISH.
ING GOODS
ever In the city. Call and examine before pur.
chasing elsewhere.
SHIRTS MADE To ORDER. A perfect fit guar
ant,cd. Remember,
my lc-Im 1904 MAIN STREET.
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F's<s fE -esz
RIO THE LADIES IN WANT OF
CHILDRES'S CLOTHISG.
! have just received CHOICE LOT of chill
DRESS FANCY and PLAIN LINEN SUITS:
CRAY FLANNEL and FANCY SUITS; and
BLACK ALPACA JACKETS, at from ~ 10 IS 4
snli Amount islilnitcti except by special orders.
IN ADDITION,
] would say tl,it my general assortment OF chill
bREN'S DgF SS SUITS, at from prices OF Is. 5h u
500 My assortment Is vet complete. Az this Is tls:
most difficult stock TO duplicate All early call Is asked
from the ladies Ivy
WILLIAM IRA SMITH, ACT,
1103 Nam street
sign:
TWO BIG FLAGS.
my l3-eod2t
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We Vuhi>hr" yesterday Tue th'a'nh@ 'G'fF''
..,, ol tr.ti. 3dNCntUr" furnished /" thu
.....r, ,l,,. Survivors ot the Inflated rX,n.
.,..,..,,t..u
veg ~
ny SAILING ~ Tuf txrfplTio>.
.f... f,nnu;nt n>lr,,, fr,,, thc rcr,rt -,
.. .,..,.tar> oi th, navy for 1871 ,ri,r> a,
..ant # The >,iI,p,, nI The rxnrdition and
.nr,, rrrrre>> nm ia the time the P,lali.
......t; int, the unknown northern ocean
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MY>TERi,tS pGSArrEARtNCE.-- The lynch
lJur- .N,",s notices the mysterious dl>apl u:
a,rr of Mr.. George ". street, who resides
on the land, OF MIR. George NJ. Murel
about two mic, from that city. on the Forest
read. He lett bis home Il week ago for tic
purpose oi %,sng to the Watering Branch 10
hu> II COW, telling his wife when he left
ne Wou.d return t,c!orc night. He was OIL
hor~; back. and had with bin sixty dollars in
money. He WAS Il native of Georgia.
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gAIGgSsAO LINES.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULES.

ON and after MONDAY, May Il. the Lynchburg
PASSENGER TRIM win eavc Richmond ut Il.
NJ. md arrive In Richmond NJ A:so T.. VI.
The IynchbnTc ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
that formerly left RIrruond at 4:55 =. NJ and ar
rived ut Richmond ut oiS 4. ~, has been dscou-
iinu,d, +. NJ H. TALCOTT,
my Ir-rw Engineer and SUPERINTENDENT
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MILLINERY GOODS.
7 AIDES, ATTENTION.

LAO' Ms. n a. VI. ssrrpss~. sAs
No. 400 BROAD STREET,
lakes great pleasure IN announcing to hcr friends
and the public generally that she has just returned
from New YORK lhcr second trip and can now bring
before them one Of the
FINEST STOCKS OF MILLINERY GOODS
that eau he produced in any of the southern cities.
Her last purchases comprise all Of the latest
stylc>--NiZ:
Twenty-Five different styles "f FRENCH Bon.
NETS and HATS.
Also. all coorS Of
RIBBONS. SILKS. and FLOWERS
Ladies will do well To come aud examine her
stork before purchasing elsewhere. as She cau sell al
reduced prices. my 3-cOiGi
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\ nAN Burns HIMSELF TO DEArH.~-Thc
Ncnia tOioi IDrchig;d gives the following
particulars oi the recent suicide Of Richard
Williamson: "Ricllard Williamson, u man
thirty-liIc wears of age, and tor some years
past suffering from mental arrangement,
terminated lis life in the following fearful
manner: He tanced in his dcrangcd condi-
lion that ne must sacrifice himself on the
altar It's Il burnt Offering Tor the cause OF
Chri>t - firm WAS nc in this resolve that
his wife II short time since. thrnuGh fclr,
abandoned tie house. On saturday the 10Th
he devoted mot Of the day TO gathering into
his Io.-huu>c, which he termed his altar,
brush. straw, ETC., preparatory To his speedy
>rlnnmraion. About \ O'Clock be tlrru
the building, ascending To the funeral pile.
| and there, upon bendcd knees. remained
until ihr dry"uriug flames ended his life.
Mr.. Fuints, who resided near by, used every
cNcrlion To- rc>cur In" unfortunate man, but
without avail. The deceased m,n is Of good
ia,n;Iy, aud WAS in fair circumstances. The
light from the burning dwelling was visible
At Spring NallUv.'
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my 7-st General superintendent
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL
" Ro.D.-Dn and after sth May. 1919, the passen-
ger trains VIII run follows:
WESTWARD.
NAIL TRAIS.--I.cave> Richmond $50 A. VI /:
DAILY except Sunday, connecting with W., e.,
Va VI. & q. :. railroad At t;ortonsvillc and Char
EXPRESS TRAIN.--Lcavrs Richmond ut 10 F.
VI. DAILY except Satur LAY, connecting at Gordons-
Vile with w. e.. Va, VI. & e. = railroad trains for
Lynchnrg and southwest, AMI arrives AT Hunt
ir.gtDn at $50 7. VI. ;"gt Cay, Steamer leave, hunt
ingtou ur arrival of IKE train. ana arrives NJ Gin
cinuali 1t O'Clock next m"rn.nr.
This train stops between Richmond and White
sulphur only ut Ir lion. Gordonsyfiie. tE,rlottes
vile. Slauntnn. t;nscu. Niilbnr"'. and tDvngtor.
ACCOMMODATION IEAiN.-L"aNeS Richmond
at $40 L. VI. DAILY except sunday! ana arrives al
GUrdonsville If SIS j. NJ.
EASTWARD.
Steamer leaves Cincinnati 81 i. VI DAi:Y eS
cepi sunday. and strives ri Huntington NJ y.
VI. ncNt day, connecting with cN,,Trs> train
EXPRESS TR AIN Leaves huntington alto y.
VI. DAILY except S''rdty. a'.d arrives at Richmond
at I:3o \. VI. mex: day connecting with trains
going south and with Jams river steamer for Nor
folk. This train stops hrtw'rH White sulphur and
Richmond pulr ii 1nmrf'ou, 'ur'ionsN ilic Cllar
lottrSEi.!e. SiIurl"r, Goshen, Miliorr', and Cow
mGton.
MAIL TEal\.-lcavrs Witt" sulphur 5:5s 4. 81.
DAILY except Sundays, c"n.eciing With ". G.. Va.
VI. s riIr,sd nj iarIott,sviiI. aud Gor,lons-
vile. and arrives ~ Richmond /. VI.
AtCbAMoDATlDN tRhN. Leaves ''"rdons-
willie 80 \. VI. DAILY except SUNDAYS. connecting
At t.oTousyhlc with We. Va. VI X 6. :. railroad
train from Lynrhmlrg and southwest. aud arrives at
Richmond 1915 4. n.
For further information iniuIr" al the company,
office. rn Eroad rcir S.r. utcrnih street.
y Ii. PERRY. General superintendent.
JAMES +. AETuERLANp, General Ticket Agent
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THOMAS BALMER x Co,
4 IMPORTERS,
1917 CA \ ST Il j. /,
offer complete assortment of FANCY GRbcE-
RltS and WINES. including
PEEK FREAN CRACKERS,
ALBERT lIStlIrS.
LEA L PERRIHs'S ROgC F>TER>ilEES SAUCE
C0LNAN'S MUSTARD,
tOXE'S bELATIEE.
MA"AHOSI.
MORTOS'S ENGLISH PICKLES,
CANNED TOMATOES,
CANNED PEACHES,
WfNSLOw'S CORN,
BASES ALE. bottled by Hilbert:
ALLSor'S ALE, bottled bv Hilbert;
GUINNESS PORTER. by Hilbert;
GUINNESS PORTER, bottled by Burke;
HEHSESSY BRANDY.
iSASSI SHERRY,
HANGERS Nor$rAiS WillSKEI,
BRASDEEOrRG TABLE tn. ap3
DROCTER Il CANDLES
Il EXTRA OLIVE SOAP
Is made from the hest materials and nicely per-
fumcd. Sold at price of ordinary soap. Buy IT;
YOU will use 10 other. Grurcrs have II.
j. b. SCLATER Il son. Agents.
NH o,-rod3m Irh"'',s,d Va.
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DICHMOND AND LINCHBURG

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Train lrsviug Richmond 10 z. ii. arrives In
L.uchDurC i:.n \. II.
Train leaving I.s nchburs A. ". arrives at Rich
mnI,u !GiJ A. VI.
Fare reduced a. II. PERRY,
my T-st General Supern eudeut.
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'"''" h"-u,l -, ana arrived at New York
@" =" -'>f - .''IN1lA'"F'
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,.,....l,,J r,,i,,I,l, ,Lnut nn, hunIrnd
-, ,,,,,r1. il, lad , Lr,,o hn,d
.,,..,,,.;''n ~ ,j,;..l, I,,,,,.n Lo;, .,,,I
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,... ,,.,..,,I .,,,,, ,n,I>i,n Win =, ruiI
.'.,a. - t,r i.,u,,,,.,l and rnr.,,,I
IIi.,,,. u,r.. IIrr and fine whnI,
.l,n .,,,,n,..n.,,.,... firm, I'm,
.r1.. ,,J ,rI ,,i,,,..,,; cam.
II- ....I ,r,,,, t,;n,fru,t; where,
..,,. ,,,o.,.l - ,hr p,y.n,u.r
,4,; II,, ~. ,,",..,.,,,,,1t ,ud
J.,J' u,,,,,, r,'.s
,,;.. ,...,.- t,n ',.,. =. iI,,E>,uitb
uuthsti. ~ he forge. aud hi robust Grvelo!-
49, .''' ~" N''
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i.,tt .',.f,,,;n.[ ,.v,.nli,inn =. my nj ,l,.
,.,... fr.,I ,,r Jr.r,r,,rcr, rh,, h,i nndra.
..I,...,!,..,l, ...r..,t ,r..,i,. nrn,l,m IIo
- n.r,Du.,r,l - ISi,n in Ir,r,h Of SIR
..,. Franklin since yhirf time his name
...y t,,,,. ,.,y., hrrn ,',,. common nro,nrIy
., IN. world.
''' "'' n,t, '''
}tr !i>l N'Hu '''' was I'''','" ''"'!! ''i,-
49,. - ir,. Compress from Disco, II w:t.
4i>r H. G, t5a,!.. a,!iru to civilization that he
-..,, 60 il.r \ayv DrlrlTtl,cut the following
.ul, lut,I,,tin@ dispatch. dated ii To5>ac,
,..,a3ut. AUGUST -. 1871. II cam" by
..,. g.. ri .u;all!r,@rn. and WAS i,l>t u year ca
r.
j.nati. - y -. iOugtui, a5 > Al
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An AMERICAN SUPERINTENDENT OF EDrCA-
TON IN JArA>.--[Ncw York Times. PRO
lessor David Murray, for the past ten years
Professor OF Mathematics, Natural PhiUso-
ply. and Astronomy in Rutgers College, at
New Brunswick, leaves this week for San
Franci>cn from which city he will sail ON
"Wednesday. May u, for japan. He will
take mp hi, residence at the city of l"kr',
otherwise called Irdo, and Immediately
enter upon The duties OF superintendent OF
Education. or Momloo Dalio.' 10 which he
has been appointed by the japanese Govern
mcnt, his commission stating that he Is To
have full charge of all affairs connected
with schools and colleges in the Empire OF
jar an" Tor the term OF three years. lie Is
To receive $4,000 pei year in gold. his cN-
pcnscs out being also paid hy the Japanese
Government.
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7 POWERS Il son,
IL. COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND
Who'll ESALE PRODUCE AND PROVISION
DEALERS.
l5I0 EST ~ AN STREET,
have the following goods IN hand and for sale OIL
reasonable terms:
100 barrels EXTRA FLOUR, choice brands:
$50 barrels SUPER FLOUR. choice brand.:
$50 barrels Cock K Lyman FAMILY FLOUR,
70 hnrsllcadS No. SHOULDER BACON,
Is horsleads CLEAR RIIi-SlDES.
81 t;crrrs StGAR-CtRED CANtA>SFD ia Ms.
800 barrels cplce EARLY ROSE SEED PpTA-
TOfS. ~ ..,,, e.,
$50 barrels choice JACKSON WHITE SEED pu-
ThIDES. . 49,.
200 barrels PEAIIIBLOW SEED POTATOES.
choice stock: ..
50 barrels cxtr, carly GOODRICH POTATOES,
for seed:
500 bushels VIII n SPRING OATS.
100 barrels NORTHERN APPLIES,
20J bags choice pE.AStlS.
rs tubs choice ROLL BIElER,
lsO boxes BRUCt'S SOAP,
100 bags T.. PEAS,
300 bushels WHITE CORN. .,.
80 boxes best London LAY Err RAlSlNS. INN Is
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The Cincinnati Price Current says " \
recent "trip over the Chesapeake ana ONO
,,,lrood and a visit to the cities of RlciI-
moa,l. Norfolk. and Petersburg, has given
rs very favorable impressions OF tue olpor'
tunitir, now being opened up Tor 'ralhc III
HAT direction, and between those points ana
our city
ON the lhird day of the American Medlca
\>>uciatiuu's session in 81 Louis Dr. Joync>.
of Virginia, WIS appointed on the Judicial
Committee tpr TIVE years.. ana Or. d. IL
c,bcil ON the Committee on State Medicine
and Public Hygiene.
Bishop Gilbert Haven. one of the new
BISHOP, ul The Methodist Church. adopts tho
local diocesan episcopal designation, ana
travels rs 1.-THE Bishop OF Atlanta ISM
,hi> something new in Mrthodlsm:
W. w. Wood. of Virginia, aud 4. K.
potpler, of Wesr firginia. have been e'ecteu
members Of the Executive Committee OF Toe
Philadelphia Centennial Commission
rho Alexandria Gazette says Mr.. II. W
yandergrift has heard nothing olielal as :.
III. ,npointment to the superlntendchcy Vi
western railroad.
,,ne hundred and six congrcSsineh nave
,.r.,n,ad invitations to attend tue ,oii@teo
.io,,,l Convention in st. Louis.
There. i an Hon. John {. Underwood III
Kentucky.
Yale College has received = present Oh
yc'rticd Indian.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-13
GROCERIES. &C.

n EW GROCERY STOR E.-G. G
~ THOMPSON takes pleasure IN announcing to
his friends and acIuananceS that he has opened at
No. 219 Main street, above Rlson's drugstore,
GROCERY STORE, nj which may be found every
thing In that line Of business. a call is solicited.
n-1.t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-13
CLOTHING.

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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-04-10
A CARD.

EDITOR JouRHA1.-"Every mans house
is his CASTLE" but on Monday evening our
castle WAS taken BY storm. The port
cullis Was hoisted, and then followed .
brosdsde Of cans Of fruit packages Of
tea, coffee, sugar boxes Of soap; -four.
apples, ham, candies, nuts and other DELI
caoies too numerous to mention and, 4.
nslly, = number Of "valeatiues" which
proved to be greenbacks and orders.-
Our tables were loaded with these things.
and our rooms were filed with crowd Of
people who seemed to feel that it il more
blessed to give than to rsesivs. Some whs
could not be present sent their silent,
though eloquent. proxies. Il Vas . rsa,
surprise to %. Some one had found out
that it was tho anniversary Of our mar
rage, and We had more friends to help al
celebrate it than We had thought 70 have.
May the Lord bless every one Of, them,
and give tho married ones among them
many happy anniversaries Of their own,
and the unmarried ones to 30 and take out
their ''lioenss." We receive this visit 70
another proof Of that love tLat has already
been we'll tried and never found wanting.
lis just like eur people to do % such
things. We csnaet omit one little inoi.
dent. A stranger, who never saw either
Of US, sent 10 five dollars worth Of consrst-
ulations. TO one and oil We say, "Most
hearty thanks I" Dear friends. ''ye .rs Il,
our hearts, to die and live With yeu."
E.V CAMPBELL.
MAY G. 8. CAMPBELL.