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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-28
OFFICIAL.

TTNsOUND MEATS, &c.-All citizens are
u hereby notified and requested to report all
cases of infringement Of the following ordinances
to the clerks of the markets that they may be made
to pay the penalty. JOHN e. BosStECA,
81 zseEHs s$4gsf FfFA az sEE chairman,
SECTION II. "Any butcher or other person WHO
shall offer for sale at market any sturgeon not pre-
viously skinned. or any unsouDd meat, hsh, fesh,
fowl eggs, or other unsound article, or any Ieat
which Is disteinpered, or blown raised. or siuhea,
way calculated to deceive, shall pay a'ane OF not
less than five nor more than twenty dollars, End ior-
felt what Is so 50 sold or offered for safe."
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TRUSTEES SALE OF yALUALE
IL REAL ESTATE. ON YORK RIVER NEAR
WEST POINT.-By virtue OF deed Of trust exc
cued OH the 2Oth day of March, 1871. by Benjamin
Robinson and wife, aud duly recorded in the clerks
office of the county of New Kent, the undersigned
trustees therein named will the premises, ON the
FIRST DAY OF JULY, 1879, sell at public auction
the HRICK HOUSE. This estate contains about
200 ACRES, situate In the county OF New Kent,
and lying Immediately on the river and oppostcthe
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing are invited toiex-
anime the premises before the day OF safe, AND ING
estate ,.,..,. s..--.. 60 I,.i, !.
TERMS: Cash to pay expenses of'sale and debts
secured BY said deed say about $1,000 and as to
balance terms will be announced on day Of sale.
-" CYRUS A. BRANCH,t
s-3a a. .st=. R.,T. ARMISTE4D, ! !.
10 o.tds ,Ar.:.ft.- l.9ats.ll. :, Trustees.
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AuCTIOiNjs aAIEa--FIliu,,airsIr,,s, .pays.
By Thomas n. keesea, Auesioneer,
Inf hfstHstreet.

15lfMatHS6eeL
EYLEGANT HOUSEHOLD FUREs
EeEoTa. G5DKINsssIhn 1n sc.stAT aTGTSaH.
Y y tle sath inntant q 10 HAl
gse WisE Isfsso5 III psfme erder; -
a"T T,,., Ma.1sGT CRaMSE1s fSUrrs4a with marble
one uiK CHasnEa suif. viii, mIua,urbie Pieces.
One COTTAGE CHANBEa SURF, with marble pseeea ;
Two COFTAfiE EHAAaEH SuIYs 4 ~ s5fFgf'ff
One WALNUT ~ ER IA sIDKBoAgD, with marble
Handsone sfAnBLE.ToY PARLoH TahrEs ;;;tl;;s
WALNUT LOUNGES covered wish striped reps -
Two yerY superior w ALNrTi WARDHoBEs::
One elegant w AtSuT WRrTfTG-DEsK,, Sssssf
One MAHoCANY Book CASE AND SECRETARY
One MAHOGANY CIfAtYER SUIT. nlarole pieces
TIN SAFES, one SCR SINGLE HAkSEss, BLEND
= !. 1A'DA1. 4TTf HON Asw. KEEsEE, Auctioneer.
Agent for Halls Fire and Burglar PROOF sane.
jezsI iItH ljts5i ~ 5L4-:IE-- - - -
TTIGH ICONSTABLEs sALE.-I Will
Franklin street, ON Tuesday, JuiyIst is7s; atl
O'Clock A.. NJ, the following property, % satiss!
sundry distress warrants, attachments, ana eAecH
'' '''' IN my h asrssE wAnpRoREs,
PICTURES
~ MIRRgRs, g, 3nai sfn.f |
/. III GpifnHHGss. @ t7H&sa', ~ !
- fs;f SOFAS as ar-sys siaFsfffE'f
rss,f...,.f TABLES, me G.sg b, ,tf.f
irEn,LGs 'sInEHoaRDs.!g hT ~ .n'f,I tt'Ft
.WORKsTANDS. &c, ac.,6Csrsi ~
NiS0' one me I MAR BE III psfbEBoARD
Of an Tsaaa In my nos IN
je 2s-st A. B. DUEsBERRY, n. c. c. R.
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At the sale of Washington's headquarters
in New jersey, a few days ago,a sash, said
to heia part OF the regalia Worn by General
Washington when Grand Master of a Ma.
sonic lodge in the South, was brought for
ward, and after very spirited bidding was
Knocked down to +. b. Belts for $l 900.
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stRsst91s - ny N. II. Lee,
Il Real Estafe A9ent ard Auct3oneer,
No. t6iA, Main street.
fTvRUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE

fTvRUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE
IL FARM CONTAINING ONE HtlEDREnANn
Sly1 Y-ElVE ACRES. IN HENRIS,0 COUNTY
AND ADJOINING EERLS EECK.-1y sirtne
OF deed OF trust executed 10 me by John w. West
in ihe clsrk's oiace OF HeRrcos county c0uss y. D.
H. ID. "a. as3 being required 50 10 do By me party
secured I'M said deed win pfceed % sen q pubic
THfTRSSAY. "a dsy Of Jtliy, ls1a, the real estate
cossseyed In aid deed, 90 VIII A FARM pontainin2
one bundred and sifsy-nyc acres. more es ses :,
IN s5eT sard OILERS 4 On Che premises There e q
good dwelling andtte Usual on. orcnAfa,
or fruit trees, The place " atSo wen Basefeg.
tY9st ard 10 pay on q oosl
sseared and dcGcrihcd IN said deed bsarink aasa
ss1ss ON esi,1e iaInuc Oh tsch terms ~
msy bs made kaogn ,;res s sss 1Hss
IA "a l1s.ssSsss-
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Allegheny Springs.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch. J

CORRESPONDENTS OF the Klchmond DISPATCH
ALLEGuANY SPRINGS, June %, 1873,
The season at these Springs so far is I'm
precedented. There are now here over one
hundred visitors, and some very distin.
guished personagss amongst them-viz.,
Generals j. L. Johnston, Jubal Early, and
Forrest. General Hoods family is here, and
the General is expected in few days.
The band has arrived from your city un-
Ter the leadership of Kessnich, and the ball
. fairly in motion. CUNNING.
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BY Hill & Goddin, AuctiOneers,
No. HOS Min street.

DRICK STORE AND DWELLING
ID ABOVE. ON BYRD STREET BETWEEN
TENTH AND ELEVENTH STREETS, FOR
SALE AT AUCT1ON.-By request of the heirs Of
W. K. Glenn, deceased, we will sell; on ATuR-
DAY the 18th instant, at 8 O'Clock z. NJ, on the
premises The BRICK STORE, with four or five
rooms above. on the north side OF Byrd street next
to the corner Of Eleventh street. having front OF
five feet.
This property at some day viii be made very
valuable by the James X. River ana nana"a canal
TERMS: One-fourth cash balance at six, twelye,
and eighteen months. secured by trust deed.
lie 2l HILL & GODD1N, Auctoneers.
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BY Cook j. Laughton. Aucttoneers,
corner Err, lin and Governor streets.

HANDSOME TAPESTRY CARPETS,
HOt1SEHOLD FURNITURE, SPRING WA
CON, &C., AT AUCTION..on MONDAY the soth
Instant at lgS O'Clock, will sell ut the residence OF
Mr. William McGruder twho Is removing fromithe
ethyl, No. 904 west Marshall street, his HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE, consisting Of .sa- p.
Two handsome TAPESTRY CARPETS AND RUGS
- Us good rs new; -
FRENCH PLATE WALNUT-FRAME MANTLE MIR
MAmOGANY SOFAS, CHAIRS, and ROCKERS;
PARLcR CHaNDELIER, @tn. "..
ESGRAyISGS, .--.---. r., 81
LACE CURTAINS and WIsDOw-SHADEs, j..
MARBLE-ToP and MAHOGANY TABLES, i.
WALNUT JENNY LIND BEDsTEADS and BUREAUS,
Handsome COTTAGE LHAMREB,SUITS,
No. 7 COOKING STOVE AND FIXTURES.
CANE-SEAT CHAIRS, !'
TIN SAFE,
HALL AND STAIR OILcLoTH,
CRoCKERY. #
GLASSWARE,
STONEwARE, &c. ..s
One STRING WAGON AND HARNESS.
COOK & LAUGHT0N,
ie27 +: "a & r; f.: Auctioneers.
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Virginia Theological Seminary.

fairfax county Correspondence Baltimore Ga
ze,te, 27th.
The fiftieth annual commencement of the
Virginia Theological Seminary was held to-
day in the Seminary chapel.
Present: The Right Rev. John Johns,
D. D., LII. D.; the Right Rev. Francis M.
Whittle, u. D., and a large number of the
clergy of the Diocese and from sister Do
ceSeS.
After morning prayer the graduating class
read their ESSAYS.
The class is smaller this year than for a
number of years past, and consisted OF the
following graduates George A. Gibbons,
Diocese of Virginia /; FL. Melville Jackson,
Diocese of Virginia /; Arthur S. Johns and j.
G. Pratt, Diocese of Pennsylvania; Beverly
Henry Ward, Diocese Of Virginia.
The essays We're varied and able, showing
much careful thought and research in their
preparation. f..
After the essays had been read, the Rev.
Professor J. J. Mckinney delivered an able
sermon in defence of the Church catholic,
which was listened to for over an hour.
After service the. large company were pro-
vided for in the refectOry by bountiful
lunch. In the afternoon, after short SER
vice in the chapel, the Bishop presented the
graduating class with their diplomas, and
addressed them in his usual happy but feel
Ing manner. T..
Tomorrow will be the last and closing
day of the commencement, when the ordi-
nation of the graduates will take place, and
will be attended by a large number of visi-
tors from Baltimore, Washington, George
town, and Alexandria. e
On Wednesday morning the annual SER
mon was preached before the Alumni by the
Rev. f. A. Dalrymple, u. D., LII. D., and at
night the missionary sermon by Rev. Dr..
Elliott, Of Washington.
This institution was first organized in
Alexandria in 1928. In 1927, after the cree
ton of the first building, it was removed to
its present site--a hill two hundred and
fifty feet above the tide Of the Potomac,
overlooking the cities of Washington and
Alexandria, and grand view of the river.
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f@t.,t by w. B. Robins,
+. Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer.
lO05 Bank street, next 10 the custofn-hUlise.

CALEB AUCTION OF SEVEN BUILD
~ ING LOTS IN TUE MOST VALUABLE AND
IMPROVING PAkr OF THE TOWN OF PORT
MAYO.-At the request OF the owner, shall on
TUESDAY, the LIST day OF JULY ls1a. Ut O'Clock \:
NJ sell by auction the SEVEN BUILDING LOTS
line OF louisiana street near to the west line Of
Williamsburg avenue, and two Of them front on
the west line or Williamsburg avenue near TO the
north line OF Louisiana street. IssE t3rt
TERMS Liberal, and made known at sale:
N1l W.B. ROBINS,
90 54l.t E' - s.igN Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-28
BY Lyme Il Brother. ..
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1919 Main street

BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
LOTS, SITUATED ON THE EAST LINE
OF TWENTY-EIGHTH BETWEEN BROAD
AND MARSHALL STREETS, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION-Will be sold at auction, on the prem
fses, on SATURDAY the 2sth June, 1873, at 6
O'Clock p. NJ. three nice LOTS, located as above de-
scribcd. fronting each 30x12O feet to an alley.
TERMS: At sale. LYME BROTHER,
10 25 Auctioneers.
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By Lyme q Brother,
AuctiUneers and Real Estate Agents,
.., No, 1912 Main street.

TRAINED HOUSE, SITUATED ON THE
Il EAST LINE OF OVERWHELMED Be
TWEEN VENABLE. AND n STREETS, FoR
the owner sell at public auction, on the premises
on TUESDAY the LIST day of July, 1919, at O'Clock
p NJ. that neat FRAMED COTTAGE located as
above dcscribed containing three rooms; kitchen,
&c Lot 5Nx - feet. a o.
TERMS AT gale. LYME BRUCHCR, a
70 o. I-0,.te ...t .AuenOneerse
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ANT RESIDENCE FORE
II HtSALE.-I wish TO sell nv HOUSE andf11
LOT, los west Main street, Richmond. The house
has been built fittle over three years and mas just
been thoroughly reprinted and the waits whiteneo.
it has eight rooms gooI storer00ni, and noalern
improvements Thera Is no part of the clty more
bsautifui or desirable for residence :. g -,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-28
By Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh. street between Main and Bank.

~ VALUABLE BUILDING LOT S
III ON CHURCH HILL FOR SALE AT AUG
TION.-By request of the owner. who resides In
respectively In the order named below, on SATUk
DAY the 2Sth June, ut O'Clock 2. NJ, first LOT
Inv I32 feet; second. LOT on Broad and Thirty-
second streets l85 by 1872 feet. These lots being In
Improving localities afford an opportunity for pro-
len building lots
:, TERMS: Very liberal. .@- q.
Ic 81 GkIBBS q WILLIAMS, Auctloncers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-28
By Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers.
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF EIGHT
" BUILDING LOTS IN THE PLAN OF "BUE-
Ma VISTA" SIDNEY AT AUCTION. /.
Wilkinson and wifc} Chesterfield court. Decree
For rss r,3,a9 ~ IS 1sth.Decemeer' 1872. .
In execution of said decree, we will SELL upon the
premises, on MONDAY, 3oth June, commencing at
"a O'Clock p. NJ, LOTS Nos. 1913 to 100 inclusive,
fronting together 24s feet on the south side OF Will
lians street extending out to Carter street ana In
rear of the Baptist church. Sales VIII I've In qunnti-
cheap lots. - -r
TERMS: One-fourth cash balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months, with interest.
C. L. MCRAE. . --.L. i
.s-. 81 .sE.E. FRANK W. CHRISTIAN, f.
Commissioners.
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GRuBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

FIFTEEN LOTS IN BUENA VISTA,
Il SIDNEY, AT AUCTION.-After the fore
going sale for Messrs. McRae & Christian commits
sIoners, we will sell fifteen other LOTS IN the plan
of Ruena yista-to wilt. two on north side Harvie
street opposite to Arlington, each 60xi41 and thir
teen on south side Cary street. extending from Gar
ter to Richie streets To be sold In qnanttses ue-
sired. These are amongst The best LOTS in Buena
Vista. .-aT .arf... .-f E~.s
GRUBBS s. WILLIAMS,
Ia OK 0-I AuctionecrS.
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49,. CITY COLLECTORS, OFFICER
r. ss'7 RICHMOND, VA, May 81, 1878. S
rFsyIIs OFFICEWiLL BE OPEN DAILY

THIS OFFICEWiLLB BE OPEN DAILY
j. from O'Clock A. hi. to O'Clock I. d. from tne
18TH DAY OF JUNE TO THE a0TH, inclusive Tor
The purpose OF receiving from amy person charged
with CITY TAXES for the year ts7a the whole os
ona-halY Of the amount OF tax charged, and that
fen per cent will he added 10 the as,ouRssof tax
CHARGED I'm every case where the party assessed shall
fal TO paytke whole or one-haf witain the tnie SO
limited Toayoid crowd and pressure on the last
sayy DAYS OF the COLLECTION, the Collector would re-
spectfny request all parties 10 call early In the lime
sneciaed and those having Lists and MemIrEndnIns
70 lesYe Wif do So that their bills may be selected
und rseaipts made ont. ! =, I, =,
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stsf cd By Lyme q Brother.
yAtictlapsefs and Rel EstAtes A9rnts.,
No. i1l3 Main, street.
lNrAIdIaBI,E,n RRIgK STORE WITH

M ALElABhEs n BRtGkEs SEtshEG sl16
BAR AND REST auRANY ATTACH ED,
KNeWN.AS SAIL ERsSK EST kUAAMI. SETg,-
ATED ON THE SOUTH SIDE UE MAlS
SALE At PUBLIC AUCsTI0N shah, ~ tne
resussf OK the owner, offer for sale public auction.
on tne premises, on TIL kSDAY,; ID July I1S,
aeoye oesofsnef The ssoEcssnd dHelnng' are en-
trely from the bar and restaurant, and Is
The restaurant and bar has large bali enhance
from Mats street leadinE back to came, which has
good sud panctal tenants, and YIELDS rent 81 about
Sa7e per si1nuin. The lot hss hne fFont on Main
street, extending back, 70 vide paved alley.
This properly is among the most Desirable pieces
In tlpas Vicinity snls well worth the attention Of
parties desiring 10 make = good investment.
- TERMS Liberal, and made known q the bout OF
sale. sjI,7yfes,4 i4+,s, Ia j. 1NE q BkOIHEh,I
Ne ~ 5'sSiFs ~ Auctioneefs.
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G. +. T.. Bergwyn, of Richmond, is one
Of Tie lanyard graduates this year. !
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EoR SALE PRIVATELY, AnNiCE
Il LITTLE PLACE at Chester, on the Rlch-
nond and Petersburg railroad containing five acres
The improvements consist of q new cottage with
six rooms and hall and all necessary ouf-buitdlngs
There are one hundred fruit-trees and a well Of
good water the place. There Is also free ticket
over the railroad for nine years attached 10 the
place.
TERMS Liberal. Apply to Z .
50 ROBERTSON, BRONAUGH d CO.,
Office Hull street opposite courtrhouse,
"a I Ii. - H.. - ~ Man chaglpr. Va
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POSTPUNEMENT. Il
Owing to the inciemencyof the weather the above
sale is postponed until WEDNESDAY the 90 July
1874 at the same hour. LYME & BROTHER.
lie Is, q .30kiY IL ~ --- y - \ 1.
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,EPPS's PREPARED COCOA AND
Ia CHOCOLATE. requiring no cooking or boiling,
and VII, be borne by the weakest stomach OF tine
most feehae patient without aigcomfofts imported
and for sale by CHRISTIAN y MAsIE,.
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AUCTIeH SAFES -Fusare Days.
BY JamesA d. Taylor q Son.
Real Estate Agents and Anctione
once corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

AND EoT, AND TWO VA
Ii ANTttLoTS Adjoining, uN 0REGgS,
HILL FOX SALE At AUCT1OE-W vi. PC Pc, s !ss.,
premises. nj aoc;osK r. NJ. the coiufarsahle new
two-story FRAMED DIV ELLISGtnear the corner
Of Cherry aud China streets, at present occupied
also Iitcheii With TWO rooms and good well Of
water the yard. The lot fronts twenty
on Cherry street. Also, two VACANT LOTS ad-
Joining. fronting ON China street thirty-one feet
each, with a new enclosure.
TERMS fourth -caaff: the balance at four,
eight, tweive ana sixteen months, for neeouaDte
notes. interest added and secured by deed Of trust
JAMES 81. TAYLOR & SON,
n "a " - ffEftEka fFE Aucdoneers.t
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THE ARCADIA IRON WORKS, Be
l. LONGING TO W. w. BOYD, deceased, is for
SALE privately. LOCATION: On James Riyerand
KaIawha Canal and Blue Ridge Mountain In Bote-
tourt county. LANDS 20, 500 acres In fee-simple,
ami orc-rights on 400 acres additional CoALISG
surance of ample supply. IMPRoyEMENTs: Fur
mace and buildings within half-mile Of landing ON
canal for boats of seyeuty-fve tons burden. Adj
dress, Buchanan, Botctourt county, Virginia,
JOHN W. JOHNSTON
Farming and NIT eral lands bought and sold on
commission. 1e l9-eoG6I*
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MR.. PRICE HARRISs WIKI SELL,
N1 THIS MORNING. at the harse-lys, pair Of
stylish YOUNG MAKES with SULEY aud H&R-
NESS. The mares are small bat sound, gentle ami
very fast They nre the property of Captain Cut
SONS, Of Glen Allen, who raised them and are fully
wa,ra ptnd. Z iia gf5l3E4 z fSE3<Et. ie Sslts4
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on account or the rain, until WEDNESDAY, July
ie "a GRUBHS & WILLIAMS, Auctoneers.
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BY ". B. KatcI1ne, AutsiUnter, -.
fA 15i2 Main street. :, 49,. 49,.
+ WILL OFFER AT AUCTION ON
L. MONDAY, soth instant. commencing at half
past 10 O'Clock A. NJ large and wellassorted stock
of - sH ~ t..i s.
GROCERIES, &C., q,
to which would invite the attention Of the trade.
w. B. RADCLIFFE,
= 10 a "'s.. ts-s a5.15a - Auctioneer.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
DOR SALE PRIVATELY, A GOOD
II FARM OF THREE HUNDRED ACRES OF
FERTILE LAND. Twenty acres planted in corn !;
about the same quantity In oats. Excellent grazing
for stock. Good landing and fish hauling. DWELL
ing, new stable, &C., Sc. VIII sell great bargain.
AnpIy 10 = ~@l1'I'' w. B. ROBINS,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
ie 2s-3t 1905 Rank street, next to custom buise.
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%. OOoh O LdukiItVh. ANCtIUHetsS,
corner Franklin and Governor streets
HORSES, MULES, AND WAGONS
IL At AUCTI0N.-THtS DAY at 10 o'clock
we will sell at The Horse-Lot In Lunpkin's alley
Several good HORSES and MULES,
One new TOP SPRING-WAGON.
leg COOK q LAUGHTON, Auctioneers.i
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Chrtstaas,sburg.

MONTGOMERY FEMALE coLLEeS COMMENCEMENT :
,rrEfss BY PROFESSOR A. T. BLEpsoE--
Comfy CorRT--THE CROPS.
. .,.,,,.Anncn Of Tho Riehan ond ntsrafch /
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By Thomas W Reese, Anc13opeer,
go 30. fsi7 Main street $780,

MULES, AND, CARRIAGE
III FUR SALE ATAUCT1oN.LTHIs DAY NJ 10
O'Clock viii sell at the horselos
One HORSE and two MULES,
One FAMILY CARRIAGE. T.
THOMAS w. REESE.
% "A met ri
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Prince Edward.

'iuT wtATHER-HARVEST N0TES-RAIN-SToRa.
Correspondence Of the Richmond piSpatch,]
ppocprfr Drpor lime o. 1873
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-06-02
LATEST TELEGRAMS.
AHnnoLK rREes ASSOCIATION. VIA .. r. A A.
rnLAaRAPH COMPANY.
specials 90 tho Ledger.
NEW YORK.

NEW YoRK, June Saturday night a
telegram was received at police head
quarters from Yonkers, New York, d.
recting the police to be on the lookout
for Matthew Fitzpatrick, who was sus-
pected Of having murdered his wife in
that city early Saturday evening. The
police of Yonkers discovered the dead
body of woman in a house occupied by
the Htzpatricks, and the theory was at
once advanced that Fitzpatrick had
murdered his wife. The house had been
deserted for several days, and the rapid
decomposition of the body rendered
Identification almost impossible. 1t is
now said the woman had beeustrangled to
death, as no wounds we're found on the
body; yet large quantities Of blood we're
found under the bed on which the body
was found, and it is now thought that
either double murder was committed or
Fitzpatrick received terrible injuries be-
fore effecting his object in the murder of
his wife. The body of the murdered
woman was buried in the cemetery at
Ycnkers yesterday. The arrest OF Fitz'
patrick has not yet been effected.
Yesterday afternoon two Spanish men
of-war, the Arapito, and Isabel La
Cotilica, a ram Of considerable power,
sailed into New York harbor anchoring
in the upper bay. The vessels are under
command Of Admiral Toapite. Both
ships have just retained from the Span
ish West India waters, where they have
been stationed for the last four years.
In few days the vessels will sail for
Spain.
Last night sixteen boys belonging on
the schoolship Mercury, anchored near
Hearts Island, escaped to Long Island.
One of them, Frank Lauderbin, sixteen
years of age, was recaptured, after being
severely wounded in the left hip. The
others had not been taken up to a late
hour last night.
Hon. J. W. Tilden, Chairman Of the
Democratic State Central Committee,
leaves for Europe in few days for the
benefit of his health. He will be absent
several months.
Charles Weston, owner of the scow
lying at pier Al, East river, while drunk
last night, beat his wife and then threw
her into the river She was rescued
after great difficulty by the police and
witnesses.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-06-02
A Peculiarly Of the Vienna ExpO-
nftf0n.

From what is already to be seen one
can have no doubt that the Exposition
will surpass all its predecessors in vast
ness and richness. Above all, if you
look Eastward, beginning from Ger
many, passing Austro- Hungary. towards
Russia, Turkey, Egypt, Japan, you come
to the conclusion that this will be the
first occasion at which these countries
will really be represented, so that the
Vienna Exposition Of 1873 will be more
especially the Exposition Of Eastern
countries, as the former ones have been
those of the Western countries. Nat
urally, England and France cannot be
expected to exhibit on the scale they did
al their own exhibitions, but they will
lose nothing, as in their own exhibitions
there was always much that was, il not
below, at any rate scarcely above medi-
ocrity. and the mass itself rather con-
cealed much that was excellent; while
here, on the contrary. with very few ex-
ceptions, only what is best viii be shown
in each class, and shown in just sufi-
cient quantity TO offer in most instances
a fair picture without fatiguing By Teit-
Grafton.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-06-02

A dispatch from Geneva announces
that Madame Loyson, wife of Pere Hya-
cinthe, has given birth to son. The
marriage Of Pere Hyacinthe, it will be
remembered, occurred little over eight
months ago, the ceremony taking place
at London, on the Sd of last September.
His wife ia an American by birth, the
daughter of Amory Butterfeld, Seneca
(0hio) farmer, and married an Ohio
merchant named Merriam, who died
about four years ago, though not till
some time after they had separated.
After this latter event she went to Eu-
rope, where she acted as agent Of q
patent corset, and as foreign correspon-
dent for some American papers, and be-
came acquainted with Pere Hyacinthe.