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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-04
CORN AND FLOUR ExCHANG

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
ii Tuesday. Junc 3.
~ issss ~ OFFERINGS. ,e
WHsArs-Wtite, I0i bushels. Red 90 5!tshf Is.
CoRH.-Yellow, $40 bushels. Straw-colored. go
bushels.
OATs.-ioo bushels.
@' sss =. SALES.
WHEAT.-White 4 bushels a: 81 II; 81 bushels
very good at SLs2A: a bushels prime at Si.eo-
nial. lo4 bushels ked, % bushels prime % 81 81.
CoRS.-Yeliow. $50 bushels very good at T6c.
S.raw-colored, go bushels prime at roc.
OASIS, bushels western iDixcd at 5sc.
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RALTIMuRE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, June 3.-Flour very dull and weak.
Wheat dull: choice whi','. s,la; fair 10 prime
white, Sl.ss@S,n,: choice amber. s?.,5; ga.M to
prime red. $i.a Dia: common TO filr Il. 80
re western, sl.759$i.s5: amber western. ST. eoD
s'.75. t0rn-H bite southern active and firm ut II
al c.: yellow southern dull at &c. mixed western
firm ut dg4g6o4c. Oats steady and Us good demand
southern, 4s6Ua3c.; western mfNet Ia@l50e.: west
ern white, 5l@5ac. Provisions quiet and nonilnaiiy
unchanged. Western butter lower and In fair de-
mat,d; good 10 choice, so(9:3c. Whiskey nominal
III s3Ac. Sugar unchanged.
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SHIPPING srATlsTIcs.-The following state
ment shows the number OF vessels of al
kinds that were entered and cleared at the
custom-house the past month: Entered-45
sde.wheel steamers, Al, ,427 tons, lib men
IA propeller steamers, 1888 tons, 244 men
8 schooners, 1,022 tons, A men. Cleared
~ side-wheel steamers, 1868 tons, 1,O74
men 16 propeller steamers, 9,304 tons, 2It
men; 2 schooners, 115 tons, 6 men.
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APPoETIoNMENT OF School FUNDS. School
funds will be apportoned from the State
office in few days at the rate OF twenty-five
cents per head of school population, which
will make the aggregate nincty-Gve cents per
head-an Increase of eight cents over that oil
,1St yPlr
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WE OFFER FOR SALE PRIVATELY

DOR SALE PRIV ATELY, the handsome
Il ITALIAN VILLA opposite Warsaw, at the
enu,hpast corner OF Hurvle street Ia wcll-graded
ayeuue on hich it fronts and Federal street, the
surrounding grounds ornamented with trees. howers
Eitchen with four rooms stable, &C. Lot lso 6y l73
Cot AniN TO j. L.'APPERSON,
INV On. .st = Real Egtate Agent md Auctl' necr.
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CoNvIcTs REcElvED.-The following con-
vcts were received at the penitentlary yes
terday from Petersburg: Daniel Walker (co'
lorcd), ululd der in the second degree, nine
years, and Sarah Scott (colored), involuntary
mansiaugbtel, four years. These parties
were Jointly charged with poisoning the
husband of the female prisoner; lave been
in Jail over three years, and were at one
time sentenced to be hung.
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FINANCIAL.
BY telegraph.
MN. YflVK.

80 a StISFt tYIIJtk.l n
Nkw yo.K. .aune Money frm at 8. Exehange,;
io.s@lesas Sold. iI7s@ii7i. Governments duh !id
steady. states quiet Tennessee old aud new, 7f.
virsinta.s 4s new, 50 eonscis. fs; deferred. 10.
Louisiana,e q new, a.. Levee's 10 SIS. 80. Alb
tama's, 50; s's, s5. Georsias, 10; rs, 90. Hortn
Caroina's. ~: new. Is: special tax, u. South Caro-
lima S, 20: (: new, Isl April and October. 20.
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Posr-OFFICE STATISTICS FOR MAY.-The
following is statement of the number of
letters, newspapers, and other printed mat
ter received and delivered at the post-oftice
during the month of May: Mail letters de-
livered, l0O,5I5; local letters delivered,
G,Sl7 newspapers, de-, delivered, 81, 1852 ;
letters collected, 5G,360; newspapers. &C.,
20 llected, 1888. ...
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Go TO AsroSr's for good things.

MAcKINAw HATs.-A splendid assortment at L.
WEISIGER & Co.'S.
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SAILS Wills day. r.,

On all sales of redt estate maie betloeess e lst Of
January qpd 3ets II June the tarss tor The pre-
ss,it year hare to be paid by the ptrctdser: on
OF te YeHr the tGxes haze 10 be paid the s.leY.
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Police COuRT-Justice White prcsidin5.--
James p. Roach was fined $40 for striking
John Doyle.
John Minor, charged with obstruclins the
sidewalk and refusing to move when Or
dered, was discharged with a rcprimand.
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PERsoNAL.-Govefnor Walker returned to
the city yesterday afternoon.
Rev. William $. Pumer, D. D.. is in the
city, and tonight will preich in the lecture
room of the First Prcsby terian church.
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BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer.
, ,,,s Mann s,r,n;. opposite the Dispatch otic'

Mo- HIS Nam street., opposite the 0'spatc" ONCE
rHOICE PROPERTY in ASHLAND,
SJva-THAT FIRST-CLAsS. NEW AND
BEAJTIFuL nEsL,EECE, WITH it TEE 1iS,RN AShEF GF
aaSitI lANn-At the request of Captain Richard
irbV. whose business engagements require II "a clnge
Of residence offer at private sale his -, ~,
rairoad within ore hundred yards OF the lst se-
lion. .,,,. ,,,, ,.ro.- moro
,,n ,wn .,rrps enclosed and intrrSpersed Win nhe
umk slr,de-ttees flowers &c. ,, .,,
The HOUSE is recently built and is me eGsd dahs u
most complete In Ashlaud haVins iroh ,, roon,s
and closets also, Kitchen, two servants rooms
wood-house, cow-EoIse, stables, &c; "aler sun
piled through the liouse Doth ps 'eset 'oi -
floor and force pump In yard. ,,..,,,, ,t any
TERMS: Liberal; and possession giys5n =. any
time. Apply to j. THoMPSoN,BkoMn ~.
my oQ-lW lilo M'iH o'IS
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HAMBURG EDGINGs AND IgsERTISGs.-Three
thousand yards just added to the stock, making The
largest and best assorted stock ever cferel In this
CITY, Call aud take look at the edSin,s now being
sold ut I2a and l5c. which are worth 2sc per yard
Finer qualities sold in like proportion at LkyY
RROrBERSf. EtE4tE r..
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FINED FOR DISTURBING A C0NGREGATIoN.-
In the Hastings Court Yesterday William
Reid was tried for disturbing the congreya-
ton of Trinity Methodist church, found
guilty, fined $40, and sent to Jail for thirty
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Go TO AEToSI's for fresh pineapples

THE RIcnMoND FRAME STORE is the best
place In the city get Il cheap and good frame.
Frames kept constantly on hand anil made to
order at the shortest notice at the very lowest
price. Don't forget the place, next TO the DOLLAR
STORE, corner Ninth and Main streets.
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--Go TO AsroSrs for pineapplcs and b.Danas.

aAuzE uSDERsHIRTs at verv low prices for sale
b2 +. Is. SPENCE & Son.
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Go TO ASroNr's for pure creams.

LOOK TO YOUR ISTEgRsT.-We would advise all
who are in want of good picture to go to CANT
BELLS old-established aud well-known gallery. coz
ner of Ninth and Main streets. Their work Is equal
to any made In the city, and much cheaper.
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CHRIST CHURCH FEsrryAL.--Ine iaoies VI
Christ church continue theiriestiial in one OF
the handsome buildings opposite tue posi-.
office during this week. AT noon Io-tlay .ne
ladies will serve up a splendid luncf, anu
special preparation will be made for Sehtse'
men who do not dine until late.
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Go TO ASToxI's ice-cream saloon.

BOYS HATS a very stylish hat at so cents for
sale ut z. WE!StGER Il Co.'S.
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cRENsHaw-, 10 A. hf., furniture,

REDWOOD & CRENsHaw-, 10 A. A., furniture.
house-furnishiug goods, &c. IS. s$
LYME & BROTHER. S, P. b., ten building lots on
Thirty-Hrst and Thfrty-second streets between
and o, and large brick dwelling thereon.
EDWARD Y. CANNON, special commissioner.
p. H., at the courthouse in the city Of Will
liamsburg, land in James City county.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, P. NJ, twenty-five
building lots in The plan Of Geilston, on Clay
Marshall, and Broad streets: also, 4 framed
dwelling fronting the grounds Of Richmond
CplIegp /.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE 3, 1872.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, JUNE 4, 1873.
Sun rises. All Moon sets .......,. 1888
sun sets s........ T.lJ High tide. .......... 10 ~
PORT OF RIGHMoNU, JUNE 3, 1879.
.t..s ARRIVED.
Steamer eliza Hancox, Clifford, NcrfJlk, ncr
clandise and ptssp:igrrs, t.- 4. raruin. arrut.
Brig Nautilus, Davis, New York, In ballast, 10
load hour, Haxall Cren5liaw & Co.
schooner Martha T.. Bayaid, Camp, New York,
OLD rails. Tredegar Company.
Schooner franklin Bell, - old rails, Tredcgnr
Company.
Schooner Z. i. Wilson. cnwper- old iron,. Old
Doninion Nail Works
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Post. Norfolk. nier-
cl,uiloise and pnsseiigerS. l.. B. Tatnm, agent,
Steamer Petersburg. GeoRliegan, BALTIMORE nier-
chandse and passengers, ". +. Brctt, agent.
fEY TELEGKAPB.J
NEW YORK, June 3.-Arriycd steamers Vile de
Hayre Moro Castle sOrtej. Arrived out. steamers
Adriatc, Calabrla, City OF Washington, Wyoming,
HAlsatlan. J
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IosrrsvrLLE MARX ETs.

LOUISVILLE, june a-Flour dull and easy extra
family, S6. Corn In good dem nd and 6rm: mixed,
5aa5fe white. 5sb6oc for sackcf delivered. Pork
81 eady and held ut Si7 Bacon hrner; shoulders.
Tsc.: clear rib, 9sc.: clear sides. eGa9ic. lard
lierces. stc.: :keg. lode; steam. s@s3c. Whiskey
uuet and unchanged.
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SENT ON TO THE HUsTlNGs COURT Mary
Smith, charged with stealing Sls from
George Jones, was sent on by the Police
Justice, yesterday morning, to the Hastings
Cnurt for trial, and committed to Jail.
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GENTLEMEN's AND Boys SUMNER HATs.-All
h- new styles-no last years stock-atP. WEISlGER
4 Co.'S. 1901 Main street. .E
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Go TO AyToSI's for yellow bananas.

BAPTIST ASSOCIATION, RICHMOND COLLEGE,
and the Tabernacle were beautifully photographed
by K EES 4 Co. yesterday. Their gallery is located
on Main near Ninth street. next door to Messrs.
Starke & Ryaud's bookstore. where orders VIII be
received for the picture. all are Invited to call
and see 1t.
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ALL The NEW STYLES IN PATTERNS now opet
at the agency of BurTERICh's PATTERNS ut TN
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing-alachlne Office, corner
Tenth and Main streets.
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DELEGATES 10 THE CATHOLIC BENEVOLENT
UnIoN.-At the monthly meeting of the
Catholic Beneficial Society of Richmond, held
Inst night. the following gentlemen were
elected delegates to the annual meeting of the
Catholic Benevolent Union of Virginia,
which meets on Wednesday next, 11tb in
slant, in this city: Hon. AN. Keilev, f.. j.
Rei'ley, Robert E. English, e. p Murphy
John NJ. Higgins, and Joseph L. Whitaker.
The sessions of the Union will be held In
Monticello Hall, Broad street.
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TgE MURDER TRlAL.-The case of Hornce
yenahle. charged with numbering Mary
Holmes will probably be tried in the H.lst-
ings Court to- day..
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Go To AsToN1's for sweet oranges.

You CAN HAyEA LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL PIC
TURE handsomely coored and framed ut the low
price of one dollar and scventy-hvc cents, made at
CAMPBELL's wcll-known gallery, corner of Nintl
and Min streets.
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HANDSOME ORNAMENTS FOR THE HEAD, HATS,
and BoSSETs. ut just about one-balf the regular
prices, are among the bargains which LEVY BIO
THEIRS are now selling.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CISCISHATI, june 3.-E'our dull. Corn easy at
SIC. Provisions iirmer. Pork quiet at Sle SO bid
nominal. Bacon hrmer; shoulders, isGftc. clear
rib-sides, eSc.; clear sides, 96c. Whisky firm
al 9Oc.
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Go TO Ayroyl's for fresh pineapples.

TO THE LADIEs.-Jtist received the latest style OF
fans. iewelry, hair goods. KID gloves sciris, NC.
&c for sale at II greatly reduced price, ut r. L.
GRASGER's, CIT Broad street. Please give me
call examine my stock, and compare prices.
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GO TO ANroxrs iee.crsa,n saloon.

STRANGERS would find 1t to their interest to
visit the DOLLAR STORE before leaving the city. A
large supply OF iewelry aud fancy goods always on
hand
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THE LARGEST STOCK OF CHLDRES's CAR.
RIAGEs ever offered for sale in this city. OF III
grades aud prices, at Factory AZ Broad streef
Carriages made 10 order Of any style for inVauds 9'
infants.
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GO TO ANToyI's dining saloon.

AMYKos.-Ihis Is u preparation for the toilet and
Is in every way superior 10 ofthe kind that
has ever been offered to the public before. The only
place to get it is at the DOLLAR STORE, corner Of
Ninth and Main streets.
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GO TO hNTONI'S dining saloon.

REEs & cos GALLERY. next DIOR to Starke Il
Ryiand's bookstore, will he open at eoclock to-
day and tomorrow moruing for the convenience
of parties leaving OH the early trains.
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MIsIsrERs ATTENDING THE BAPTIST CoSvEE
rIoN will he photographed ut REEs & co. IS gallery
next to Siarke & Ryland's bookstore at reduce'
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WE WOULD RECOMMEND OUR FRIENDS WHO
want good photographs to go to FRAY ,ERs gallery,
opposite the post Office.
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DECLINE IN TIE PRICK or CoTToS GOODS
Trgy IrorHEas} nre selling Frit-of-the-i oon
shr,ing ne IS. Fer yars rul.-wth heacacd sheeting
n asc.. aud fuIl-wisl unfearhet shes ting at soc.
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80 TO THE ORIGINAL UoLLAR STORE, corner
uf Ninth and Main streets. Great bargains can be
had there.
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Line. DATIsTE SuiTfNG of superior quality y
now TO b. sold mt LEVY BEoTrlERs at ese per yard
which Is just one-an the regular price. They nave
many more such bargains In tler dress goods Stock.
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Go TO ANrosl's, the confectioner.

WE MUST SAY THAT ALL THOSE rERsogs who
patrOlize CAMPBELL 5 well-krown gallery always
go away perfectly satisfied With the pictures made
there. e
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Acor,TrGb-PatrickL Lacy was. tried yes
terday for, unlawlully shooting at Charles y
Chapman and acquitted. . s ,
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the post-otce, beginning to-day at IL. Special pre-
paraion for gentlemen who do not dine until late.
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THAT HANDSOME CHECKED MUSLIN WHICH LEVY
BROTHERS are now selling at soc. per yard Is
really worth sec. Tbey have just received niue
hundred aud sixty ysrts more q their stock, making
the assortment ln.tter than ever.
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No CASE OF FAaIoLoUs DISEASE bas been
reported for the week ending June 3D..
J. q. CABELL, NJ. D.,
President of the Board of Health.
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CT ToUIS MARKETS

ST. LOUIS, June 3.-Flour unchanged. Corn.
demand light and holder, firm: No. mixed, 3sc.
on track 3.tc. for elevator. Pork, bacon, and lard
dull ard uGy ylLlu ged.
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LABORATORY OF DR. W. II. TAYLOR, AHALrTI-
c.1 ANp CONSULTING CHEMIST. result OF q
e,reruI chemical examination of ID. Semmes's
Pure RIVE whiskey" enables me to confidently re-
commend it 10 those who desire an article OF uIi-
questionable purity for use as medicine or as befe-
rage The samples subjected 10 examination repre-
.ut lot OF pne buudrcI barrels, aud weir selected
by myself. WiLi'Aa ~ ,,i|.
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LARGE PHOTOGRAPHS ONLY ST. AT FRAYSEE'
GALLERY, opposite the post Office.
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Go TO ANroSI's icc-crea1n saloon.

FRAYSER's GALLERY. OPPOSITE THE POST
OFFICE, card photographs only ~ per dozen, AM
large Size IL. s.a4.
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HENR1co COUNTY toURr.-This court meet:
again Tomorrow.
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BALTIMORE.
COMMERCIAL.

BALTIMORE, Jnne a.-Yirginia S's, consois, s!i.
West yir2inia.s. loa-bid. W
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PHOTOGRAPHS ONLY s? PER DoSE.; At FRAY
sER'S GALLERY. opposite post-Officc.
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FoR BARGAINS IN CHlLDREN's CARRIAGES G
10 No. 7Is Main street. They are going OF rapidly
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FOR GOOD PiIoToGRAPus co TO FRAYssR's. op
pOsite post-OtIcc.
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Acrs or AsssasLY.--Allthe acts ef Assem-.
5bly have been printed. n
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roa PHOTOGRAPHS or THE BAPTIST CLERGY X 50
TO FnAYsRR's gallery, opposite The post.oiliee'
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cHILDREN's CARRIAGE AND SHOWCASE DE
roT, No. 713 Main street, between Seventh am
Eighth. s7tlss u
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The above mentioned whiskey, mace in !s'S' cai
be had for three dollars per gallon as
Is. =. AHCIER's No. i3S Main street.
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ALrACA CoATs-in frocks and sacks-for sale a
very low prices by E. 3. SPENCE 4 son.
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Notary PUBLIC APPoINTED.-Tb Cover
nor has appointed Robert NJ. Clarke notary
public for the county of Patrick.
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For CARD PHOTOGRAPHS GO TO FRAYsER's e.
tcnsiye gallery, opposite the post-ofice.
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+ ANDS.-I have FOR SALE large,
IL number OF first-class ESTATES with spe,noiiu i,
impr pr1yelnents, and large and small FARMS IN
almost every section of the state Many OF the flfe
estates are des!r,bly situated on james river anu
many of the farlus lie near the city.
1''''o- GEORGE lI. DttEWRf.
nv I--ln, 10t4 blatn street.
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TOBACCO INsPECTED.-The following is a
comparative statement OF the inspections of
leaf tobacco in this city, from the 1st of Octo.
Der, 1871, to the 1st of June 1872, and the
same period for the wear 1879 ,
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LEFT HIS TRACKS

on the stairway and III one room. He
wanted money, and nothing else, it would
seem, for he did not take the jeWelry that he
found in the trunks and drawers--not u
piece. He secured Mr.. Joues's pocket-book,
which had only a few dollars in it, and no
valuable or important papers. One OF Mrs.
Dozier's bureau.drawers, in which she bad Il
little money and all her bonds, &C., was not
opened, although the attempt to open it wuS
made. Everything showed that the party
was in great hurry. No one was seen
going 10 or from the house about the time
the murder was committed, although many
were passing to and from church, nor has
any but the slightest evidence against any
particular person come to light.
Especial telegram TO the pispatch.I
SUFFOLK. VA, June 3.-Jim Brown, or
rested last night, has escaped. His bloody
clothes were found to-day, pointing him out
us the murderer. He is surrounded in ii
body of woods, and can hardly get entirely
away.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
RANGE OF THEamomETEn

4. ". aP.M. aP.M.
10 - s5rtr!--. 81 ~
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Richmond, Fredericksburg Rnd Potomac Raiircas
Company. r.. D..aiYERs, superintendent.
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TIE SUFFOLK SLAUGHTER.
s,,uSe,,EL OF THE PARTIES.
, PRISONER, RELEASED AND RE
ARRESTED. ESCAPES, ETC.

Esrcc,r Correspondence of the Disintch.l
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fore must have been somewhere secreted on
The premises awaiting the departure Of all or
the most of the family, and the whole affair
shows conclusively that the murderer was
familiar with the house. etc. He entered n
side door, which opened back against the
wall In such way as TO leave q triangular
corner behind II.
Near the door was a fireplace, on the side
oi which, just at the door, sat Mrs. Jones,
Whie on the other side, away from the door,
saS mrs. Doz'cr. One step inside the door
paced the murderer by Mrs. Jones's side.
behind the door was
PIECE or wHlTE-oAK WOOD,
ABOUT one or two feet long, and abouf as
large as n mars arm, having the bark on one
side OF it. 1t was placed there in the morn.
ing by small boy, who had brought il in
with other fire-wood. With this Mrs. Jones
was struck not more than one or two licks
on the side of ber head. which completely
parted her skull all around. With one hand
ut the side Of her face and the other at her
side she was found lying beside the chair in
which she was sitting when struck, her posi-
ton indicating that she must have been
KILLED INSTANTLY.
Her pocket was torn from her dress, and
her KEYS taken out and used to open the
various drawers about the house. So she
was found with the cotted blood from her
head on the floor where she lay. In it pieces
Of the bark of the wood were found, several
pieces in her bair, and the piece OF wood
was covered with blood and placed again
behind the door.
Mis-. Dozicr received many licks upon the
top of her head with the same OF n like in
strument, which crushed her skull into so
many pieces that the whole could be raised
up and moved about by raising the scalp by
the hair. Her arm was broken, her shoul-
dcrs severely bruised, and her lingering
broken and mashed into the finger upon
which she wore it. Her keys were not
taken from her pocket. HerSpcclacles were
left in the window beside which she sat, and
the newspaper she was reading was on the
floor near her. The murdered being bare
footed, and having gotten some Of the blood
on bis feet,
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,EOR RENT. a, STORE and ROOMS ea
,tsS AR Sias, street. between Sarshar ~
aud Clay .r mi aby for agy Kind of linsincss
AnniY .i, ttr. .frrrluis,s. ny 3l-s,N, ,WNs
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Ti,is arrangeaaent Is now IN force on the Ehesa.
.sss s,d ,li,ln railroad. A. III. PERRY,
me- si.im General superintendent
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phl,sdclrhis. Richmond and Norfolk Steamship
Iine. w. r. tfoHTER, Ag,nt.