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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-18

DAUGHTERS OF REBEKAH.- the regu-
ar weekly meeting of Friendship Lodge,
No. 10. I. O. 0. F., at Odd Fellows Hall last
night, the degrees Of Rebekah were coufer-
red upon about fifteen ladies-tIe wives,
daughters, and sisters of members of the
Order-who were in attendance. The beau.
tiful ceremonies of the ritual were impress
sively conducted by Past Grand Collins, as
sisted by Past Grand Master Thomas J.
Evans and Past Grand E. B. Cook. The
lodge being closed. a bountiful supply o
refreshments were introduced, and an hour
or more was spent in social enjoyment. All
were highly pleased with the entertainment
and wished for an early repetition.
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TIE TRIPLE MURDER IN MAIHE--A DEsPE-
RATE GAME FOR PROPERTY Belfast. Ne,
| June 16.-At aybreak this morning Almond
Gordon, a farmer, living near Thorndike. in
this State. and his wife and youngest daugh-
ter. were found murdered in one bed, and Il
little son six years old, who slept in the crib in
| the same room was fearfullv woundedand the
house sci on ire. All the bodies were much
mutilated A bloody axe, with which the
slaughter was done, was found near at hand.
4 Younger brother of the murdered man is
now under arrest charged wlth the crime.
The alleged cause of the triple murder was
II dispute about some property. The sus-
pected man appears perfectly calm and man
iieStS no anxiety.
The following additional particulars have
been elected
John Gordon. seventy years of age, had
| recently conveyed to his soll, Almond NJ. his
| farm, worth $1,000. taking back mortgage
| for life for the support OF himself and wife.
Another son. John g., was dissatisfied with
the arrangement, and probably thought by
| the death of his brother and family the
| property would fall to him. This is the only
motive thus far assigned.
| at the time of the murder the old people
| were absent on visit. The inmates of the
house were the murdered man, Almond
NJ, aged twenty-five, Emma A., his
bis wife, aged twenty-five, their children,
Ira B., aged six, little girl aged seventeen
months. Anna. niece, aged nine, John, seven,
the brother, and bired man. About 3
o'clock A. NJ. the latter was awakened by
the sbrieks of the little boy, and he inme-
| diately discovered the house was on fire. He
informed the neighbors, and the flames were
| extinguished without much damage. The
bodies OF the father, mother, and infant, who
occupied the same room, were soon found,
lnangled and so scorched as to be hardly re-
| cosnizahle.
The little boy who slept in crib in the
same room was severely wounded, but may
survive. The bloody deed was evidently
committed with an axe, which was found on
the premises. The wounds of the three
murdered persons were inflicted on the head,
and must have caused instant death. The
brother, John l., was soon arrested. he Is
twenty.eight years of age, farm laborer,
and unmarried. He maintains sullen la-
difference. refusing to answer any questions,
but saying that at the proper time he will
defend himself.
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COOK & LAUGHTGE, 10 AZ NJ. at the residence
of Mrs. strecker, strecker's Hill, household
and Kitchen furniture. sssyt - .s, ~;
.W.G0DDIN,s P. M., q Isrgs uu,oher Of building
lots adjoiuing Baconvfrle, and others near the
terminus OF the free bridge, Manchester.
LYME 4 BROTHER, p. NJ, three building lots
on the southwest corner OF, Twenty and
Marshall streets.
N. If. LEE, p. NJ trustees sale Of four brick
teneiucnts on Fifth street between Grace and
Broad; also; 8 brick dwelling on Second street
between Marshall and Clay. ci "EsE rs
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS. IL A. NJ. trustees sale OF
the farm called "Weodbourne." al Tunstsll's
station, on the Richmond and York River rail-
road,
HILL & GopDTN. IL NJ. valuable farm called
Bear Island" on the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad, tweuty.four miles from Richmond,
! near Tayiorsrillc, Hanover county. ,
REDWOOD 4 CRENsHkW, 10 A. NJ, household
furniture, &c.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS. At q meeting of
Virgins Lodge, No.2, Knights Of Pythias,
held on Monday evening last, the following
officers were elected for. the ensuing year !:
CD. Fox, C. c.; B. II. Howard; v. c.; T..
A. Loiz, Prelate - Jenkins, NJ. "A.
Masonic ELEcT1ors.-Ata stated conyoca-
Ion of Barman Royal Arch Chapter, No.
56, held on Monday night, in Masonic hall,
on Twenty-fifth street, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: III. E..
Robert E. Richardson, high priest; E. Sid
ney r. Gates, king; T.. R. 81. Duesberry,
scribe Hiram Oliver, treasurer; William
Wilson, secretary; W. S. Murray, captain Of
bost;I j. j. Higgins, principal soiourner !;
S. W. Farrar, royal arch captain: J. j. En-
|glisb, Jr., master third veil; John Craig,
master second veil W. NJ. Williams, mas
ter first veil; Thomas Angel, janitor,; Rev.
L. N. Lee, D. D., Rev. j. \. Proctor, Rev.
VIM. L. Hill, and Rev. B. F. Woodward,
chaplains; r. 81. Potter, Charles q. Seherer,
and Robert Cameron. stewards,
After the installation Of the above officers
the degree Of the " Heroine of Jericho !" was
conferred on large number of ladies, NJ. E..
Companions Robert Leeky and q. D.. Dan-
forth officiating.
"A hhc auppcAs was 9p liedu III tHc huge
room below, where the ladies aud their es-
corts were taken, and after an hour spent in
social! al!converse and in partakiag OF refresh
ments,s they adjourned to. their, respective
homes, delighted with the evenings enter.
tainment. .s ~
On Monday night, Amitv Lodge, No. 76,
AZ. NJ, elected the following officers: A.
ID. ChestermaD, master; w. G. Newberry,
senior warden; 81. II. Harris. junior war.
den; George w. Duesberry, Jr., treasurer
George E. Pace, secretary; William Ahern,
senior deacon; B. f. Shepperson, junior
deacon; Albert Ordway, tiler; George w,
Eaves. Jr., and E. j. Brannon, stewards
Rev. c. G. Biting, Rev. George c. Wander
slice and Rev. John NJ. Pitcher, chaplains.
| These officers, or such of them as were
present, were duly installed-the Bylaws
| requiring the installation to take place or
the night of election.
| Midlothian Lodge, No. 211, F. and 4. NJ.
has elected the following officers for the en-
suing term: P. S. Hancock, worshipful mas
ties; Charles E. Robins, senior warden; ia
cob Buach, junior warden; Thomas Kessill
senior deacon; NJ. H. Jewitt, junior deacon
| Thomas Jewitt, secretary John w. Jewitt
treasurer; A. Banalt, steward and tiler; w
R. Harding, chaplain. =
AT! meeting of Richmond Randolph
Lodge. No. 10, held last evening, the follow
| ing officers were elected for the ,enSun,
twelve mouths: VIM. Hall Crew, master
III. =. Handy. senior warden; George F
keesee, Junior warden; WE. Richardson
treasurer; W. J. Riddick, secretary; c.. p
Rady, senior deacon; j. M. Tyler, junior
deacon; Rev. j. E. Edwards, D. D., Rev
VIM. K. Hill, Rev. Jacob Manning, ant
Rev. II. Wall, D. D., cbaplains r. c
Fletcher, r. j. Mays, and E. L. johnson
stewards; Thomas Angel, tiler.
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GtauntOH,

@-Crs-A FEMALE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ExsEcisgs -ExcELLkSr MUSIC AND BRILLIANT
EErOEMANCE-CoSDlTloEo OF THE SCHOOL.
!oon.7p,ndence of the Richmond Dispsteh.]
STANTON, June II, 1873.
The Augusta Female Seminary is in very
prosperous condition. having greater num-
h"r OF pupils this year than any other female
'cbool ia the city. The total number OF
lupiS il; attendance is one hundred and
nlnel! -our, representing sixteen different
tales, from Texas to New York, and also
three from the District Of Columbia, and one
tron England.
The commencement exercises began last
night with d brilliant entertainment OF vocal
ANA instrumental music, and the large soiree-
room of the seminary was filed to overflow.
inS. Before the opening chorus, Rev. w.
A. Richardson addressed fen words to the
audience, urging the propriety of suspend
Ing conversation during the performance Of
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DEATH UNDER SUSPICIOUS CIRcUhsTAScEs.-
A negro man by the name OF George + laysei
who lived at No. 315 Fifteenth street, "as
taken suddenly i'll on Monday night aeou'
supper.time and died yesterday morning q,
between and Q O'Clock. 1t is stated tnal
Frayser was to have been married ID th'ee
weeks, and that two women VINO sesnleu ~
imagine that they had prior claims onf fTayser,
hod asserted that the wedding should not
take place. In view of this and other facts
Coroner Taylor deems an inquest necessary,
and it will be held this morning 9s O'CLOCK,
and if necessary post-neortean exaninatloh
and chemical ANALYSIS will be made.
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COTTON MARKETS,

NEW ORLEANS; June l7.-Gotton In moderate de-
mand: miadltngs. Isle: net receipts, iol bales !;
bales; TO the continent 1,42o bales. Sales, l,2co
bales last evening, l,soD bales stock, s4ol7 bales
June sStton auieSt gu S,'ss ana nom,n ss =;
bales; stock, II, 100 oales.
BALTIMORE, June 7-Cotton firm; middiings,
Is5c,; net receipts, 10 bales gross receipts, 10
bales; exports coastwise lis bales; saes l7s eales;
MOBILE, June 17-Cofton quiet and firm; mid
lings lSf6ll8c.; net receipls l9S baes; gross lee
bales exports 50 bales sales, 200 bales; stock, l77
bales. u, Il q.
GALVESTON, June l7.-Cotton quiet and firm;
good ordinary l4l@I5c; net receipts, 90 bales
sales, 200 bales; stock, 23,7o7 bales.
: CHARLESTON, June lT.-Cotton, only few sales
at inside prices; middngs lssc.; net receipts 40
bales exports to continent, Ia bSles; sales, 200
bales; stock, l2,a47 bales.
NORFOLK, June l7.-Cotton active and firm; low
niddnugs, lSsc.; net receipts, 7s5 bales; exports
coastwse 24s bales; sales, 200 bales; stock, eras5
bales.
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GENERAL LosGsTREEr ON HIS DEFENCE

GENERAL LoSGsTREET on HIS DEFENCE
Atlanta Herald. I'VE have seen a letter
from General Lonsstreet, written to a promi.
nent Georgian, in which he alludes to the
charge made in Mobile paper to the effect
that he was responsible for the loss of the
battle of Gettysburg.
General Longstreet says that as soon he
can collect the facts and the figures lin a very
few days. he will publish an argument and
map going to show that he was not re-
spousible for this loss, and which will 80 far
to place this burden OIL the shoulders that
are really the right ones to bear it.
II i u matter of national Importance, and
the American people will look with great in
terest to anything that will settle this much
mooted question.
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TIE TwELFTH.STREETs HorEI.-M Mention
has already been made in the Dispatch Of
the commencement early this spring Of a
row or brick buildings on Twelfth street
between Main and Franklin, and opposite
the Capitol. Square. Mr. John A. Belvin
was announced as the gentleman who was
putting up the stores, and it now appears
that over the stores fine hotel Is to be built.
The building was commenced about the 1st
of June. 1t will be four stories high, with
basement. The lower story or basement will
be fitted up with modern kitchen, bar, and
dining.room, &c. The first story will be
finished with flve4handsome stores, four of
which will be 13 by 81 feet, and one 1871 by
II feet. In rear OF the lower floor there will
be yard, the dimensions of which are about
q by 115 feet. 80. r q les Z go z
at each, end of the building ION the first
fioorl there win be a handsome entrance to
the bctel--one designed for ladies and the
other for gentlemen. The hotel will be Al
by 10 feet, The rooms of the hotel will be
fitted up in the most approved style, and be
about 81 in number. - ..e.sl.,,..,
The front will present very striking ap-
pearnce, being finished off with stock brick,
and Gon and brick columns. The style OF
architecture is simple; yet handsome. and
the building when completed will be an or.
nament to the part Of the city in which it is
located, MIR. John A. GlaZebrook is the
contractor for the carpenters work, Messrs
Lacy & Alley for frame and heavy work
and Messrs. Towers & Crump for the brick
work. The contractor for the stone work
Is MIR. Jeffries, who has had so many orders tc
till that the work on this building has not beer
as rapid as was desired. The painting viii
be done by Messrs: Mitchell & Cartwright
and the iron work by Messrs. Joseph Hall &
Co. The hotel aud stores will be completed
and ready for occupancy on the 1st of Octo
Der. ea..- >
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN TIE
RICHMOND PosT-OFFICE JUNE I.-Fanne
Graves, 1904 Ross street, Richmond, Va. !;
Elizabeth Mitchell, corner of Green and
Mulberry streets, Baltimore, Md: Z. III.
Garnett, Richmond, Va; J. d. Powell, 6ls
Seventh street, Richmond, Va.
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corner Main and Tenth streets.

THE CEsTAURs OF OLD were half horse and half
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 Iiame and home to the
constellation Centaurius, and raised the devil gene
rally. But the great Centaur Lininlent, for stiti
joints rheumatism. swellings, and lameness upon
man or beast, Is now astonishing the world; and
aston!shes because 1t does its work.
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ExcURsIoNs.-General Agent Tatum, of
the James River Steamboat Company, an
nounces this morning that excursion tickets
to Brandon and return the same day will be
sold at a very low figure. This will be- de-
sirabe trip for invalids and families who do
not wish to be away from home all night.
On Saturday week we are to have the
-widowers' train to Staunton, and then
will follow all the pleasant trips which were
so much enjoyed last summer.
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1T Is IMPOSSIBLE TO IGNORE THOSE TERRIBLE
nameless diseases that annually sweep so many
hapless victims Into the grave We are compelled to
recognize them, and Is the good Samarians duty
totry.and cure them. HELMsoLD's BucHU stands
unrivalled for oil such diseases. Get the genuine,
which has the proprietor's private proprietary
stamp Beware OF couuterfeits. JOHN F. HENRY,
New York, sole agent. a. #
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ARRIVAL OF ExCURsIoEIsTs.-A large mum.
Der of colored exeursionist arrived in the
city yesterday morning about 8 O'Clock from
Washington city by the Chesapeake and Ohio
road. The party spent the day here roam
ing about the streets and Capitol Square, and
returned home last night .,.rssxg. 49,.
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/ FINANCIAL.
Ry TeIesrasass


stfzSF .sg.Ts e HEWEs1tJtfzAs ssssf
I, NEW YORK, June Money abundant % -.
Sterling less. Gold, usi@Ilst Governments dqu
and rather heavy States dun and quiet: Tennes'
se i, 7ss new, 7ss. fvirStnta's, q co-
sols, SD deferred, 10. Louisiana's, IS; new, q.
Leyses, 20; s's 80. AIabamaS, 80; So, S. Geosphs,
TO-; Is, 30. North Carolina's, 7s: new. Is; epeeah
tax, Il. South Carolinas, 20; new 10 april snd Uc-
t,},sr a5 ~ s.ts . Is s4s<..s a
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BALTIMORE hiARKE ETs.

BALTIMORE, June I7.-Ffoiir quiet. Wheat dnii
and lower; white choices 81 ss@$ $sss3 fair topftme
do, S17o@Sl so; choice amber, $t,so@4LS; good
to prime red. $l.es@Si7s. common %. faifa d.,
q. kl.lo@SLso; red western; spring am
ber, ii .e0aSI.ss Coru--White. sonthern nominal,
os6Ds7c. yellow do. lower, e2c. Oats dun south.
ern, 47@5oc. Rye dull 7sGlsoc Pruyis!ons dull and
unchanged. Western butter-Centrai Ohio aue
Whiskey nominal, ssac. Sugar unchanged. - -
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By Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKET,

f NEW YORK MARKETS..
NEW YopE, June I7-Cottof, quiet and nominal;
sales 1.ls5 bales. Flour quiet. and ayors buyers.
Whfskey more active and unchanged. Wheat,
winter red western, 81 ga: white Westsrn. 81 "a.
Corn heav,; yellow western, saGs5c,; white, CSC.
Rice quiet. Pork active anitfrm 1,Hex, N7. Lard
shade easier, s399 I-isc Nayals steady and nrm.
TaIIow weak at tsfessic. Freights quiet
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NorARIEs PUBLIC.-The Governor bao ap-
pointed Messrs. J. NJ. Page and NJ. Harvey
|. .Albin notaries public, the former for Flu
wanna county, and the latter for the county
Of Frederick. Mr.. George Walker has also
been appointed q notary public for the city
Of Alexandria,
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Captain William Otis Sade, of Fairfax
county, Va, died at Panama on the Sd oil
May. He was In charge Of an engineering
party near that city at the time Of bis DEATH
Mr. John W. Wright, the popular high
sheriff OF Richmond, IL In the city, looking
in an elegant state Of physical preservation. =
Lynchtasg Republican, 10th. IA
Rev. William E. Baker, of staunton, ex-
pssts to leave fol Europe this week. s5
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FIGHT IN THE STREETS. yesterday evening
Charles E. Dudley and John CALDER were
arr ested and taken to the First station for
fighting at the corner Of Mayo and Franklin
streets. tGalber was bailed for his appear.
ance before the Police Justice this morning.
The man Charles E. Dudley is a stranger in
Richmond. having come on visit with
Kings (coloredD band from Georgetown,
which accompanied society from the same
place to this city. He was locked up.
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Picnic AT SPRING PARk.-There will be
"a grand picnic at Euker's Spring Park to-
morrow afternoon. McCann's First regi-
mert band will serve up the music, and
doubtless all who attend will have plea
SAINT time. Another grand concert and pic
mic will be given on the 23d.
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SALES or REAL EsrATE.-Mr. w. Goddin
sold ut auction yesterday afternoon the
residence OF tue late John e. Hobson, corner
of Main and Fifth streets, With 120 feet front
| ON Main street, for S26,250, Mr. =. 0. Nolt-
ing becoming the purchaser. q 81 ssiss /.
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REwARD FOR AN ALLEGED MURDERER
Governor Walker has issued his procama-
ton Offering reward OF 500 for the arrest
of John Shihett, who stands charged with
the murder of William Jackson, 10 the
county of Rockingham, on the 2Sth OF
Nav
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GAUzE UNDERSTANDS AT z. b. SPENCE & SONS
CHEAP LINEN COATS At E. b. SPENCE & SONS
WHITE DUCK VESTS At E. B. SPENCE & SONS
CLOTHING OF ALL KINDS AT SPENCE & SONS.
FURNISHING GOODS AT E. B. SPENCE SONS.
PEMBROKE SHIRTS AT 4. B. SPENCE & SONS.
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BOYS HATS At TWENTY-FIVE CENTs-An ex-
celent wearing hat for 2sc can be had at r. WEIsl
GER & Co.'S, 1901 Main street. These hats can't be
worn out unless the boys cut them to pieces They
very tough. One hundred other styles for boys,
and children, and misses. s2 r.
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PERsoSAL.-Chief Engineer II. D. Whit
comb has gone to st. Louis, Mo.
Captain Charles j. Anderson and Mr. j.
r. V. Daniel, of this city, were i'll London
III, 26 instaDt
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,1.nuIsyLLEMARKETS.l

LOUISVILLE, June l7.--Flour dull and uomtna!
extra family ss SO. Corn easy at' 55t057c. Pfovt.
sious quiet Pork dull at $l7. Baconin fair demand
aud armer; shoulders, c.; clear si5 &c; clear
I0&iosc. Shiskey steady at ss@sac.
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BROKE HIS LEG.-Mr. James NJ. Duesberry,
who resides on Church Hill, fell from. a
cherry-trec, while gathering cherries. on
Monday evening about half-past = o'clock,
and broke his lett leg at the knee-joint. DR.,
Dickie was called in and set the broken leg.
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7 HAVE ASALYZEp THE WHISkEY KNOWN
under the brand of "B SELECT controlled by
Messsrs, WALTER D. BLAIR d Co., Richmond.
Virginia. and and 1t free from fusl oil and other
,,,,r r;tie. and recommend its use for medicinal
"a f.m,lv nurposes. j. B. McCAw, NJ. D.,
late Prof. of Chemistry Medical College Of Va.
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SUMNER FIRES FOR COOKING AND ST EAM
engines cannot be so well and comfortably maec
as with MIR. J. B. wATHINss prepared kindling and
cooking wood, and sofs coke and superior Cumser-
coal sold st NO. nlI Main and Ninth and Cary
streets. Try them. aHS 'ai r >'.tG
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You CAN HAVE A LARGE PICTURE colored and
framed at the low price of one dollar and seventy
five cents at CAMpBELL's gallery, corner Ninth and
Main streets and their work cannot be surpassed by
any other gallery In Richmond.
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NEW sIEEprsG CARs.--Splendid new palace
sleep,pg cars wifi be put upon the night
trains on the Chesapeake and Ohio road In
q day or two. The cars were built In Day.
ton, Ohio, and left that place on Friday or
Saturday last. ..y,; 80 -. -. a. Il: i
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Sr LOFTS MARKETS,

ST.. LOUIS, June l7.-Flour dull aud unchanged.
Corn steady and firm; No. 2, mixed. Se93ssc. Pork
auiet and Unchanged, &is.7G@4l7. Bacon quiet ana
unchanged; shoulders, nc; clear rib, etc.; clear
Ing. 7iGQ7ic. Whiskey steady, Sec .fa-ss =, /
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, June h.-Flour dull at Dc. ss@47.25.
Corn dull at 4Ic. provisions STEADY Posk quiet at
Sle, ,25GDSIe5O. Lard nominal and quiet; steam,
SIC; Kettle, SIC. Bacon firm aud In good demand;
sides, 9iQaSc. Whiskey frm at soc.
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THE MOST ELEGANT AND EFFICIENT TOOTH
POWDER in use is Meade C Bakers SAPoNINE DEE-
THRICE. The best dentists recommend It, and 1t
only costs so cents box.
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THOSE N WANT OF PICTURE FRAMES can save
money by purchasing them at the RICHMOND
FRAME STORE, next TO the Dollar Store.
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THE HEsUHLxwFUI GAMING CASE SEsT Os.--
Robert yarman, charged with SLOWING
cards to be played 10 his house on Sunday
last, and whose case was continued until yes
|terday had o bearing before the Police JUS
tice and was. sent on 20 the Husdngs Court.
Bailed In the sum Of $500.
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MAcKrNAw HATs.-P. WElsIGER & Co. have a
large stock OF the genuine Macdnaw hats, the most
fashionable summer hat worn IN this country.
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If YOU DESIRE TO MAKE JUD1croUs INVEST
MENT be sure to attend the sale to be made by LYME
6 BROTHER Of 200 building lots on the 18th June,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-18

To THE LADIEs.--Just received the latest style Of
fans, jewelry, hair goods, kid gloves, scarfs. &C.
&c. for sale at greatly reduced price, at L. L.
GRANGER's, s27 Broad street. Please give me q
call, examine my stock, and compare prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-18

MAGIC OF THE MOUTH. H.-Odoriferous SoZoDoNT
renders the mouth enchanting. Composed Of rare,
antsepttc herbs, 1t mparts whiteness to the teeth
delicious fower-ke aroma to the breath, and pre-
serve; intact from youth 10 age the teeth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-18

THE RICHMOND FRAME STORE is making frames
cheaper than any other place iu the CITY, Don't for
get-it Is next to the Dollar Store.