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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-29

JACOB BoGART, AucrIoNEEE;

e. Marslars Sale Fine Clothing. - .
This day at IL o'clock at the auction rooms No. North
William street Clothing consisting OF fine cashmere
PantRoons Vests Coats; full suits fine rubber Goods
nne white muslin shirts linen bosonls and suns striped
lockct HandkcrchefS Studs and Sleeve buttons Fancy
Goods, DC, DC. JOHN II. HITLER, Marshal
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A MEXICAN OFFICE, ESTABLISHED l&4-LOANS
n on Watches, Diamonds. Jewelry Siverware, India
Shawls, Laces Valuables, &C.. any amount will buy
utmost value paid. j. h. BARRINGER,
7S5 Broadway, opposite Aston place,
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| WANTED-A SITUATION AS COACHMAN AND
W groom; understands the OF horses, carriages
hi" nna inA n 70 p,am y re h
| la Herald on Nee
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COX BROADWAY, CORNER OF AMITY STREET,
200 Money libcraly advanced Diamonds Watches
Clothes silks and Al other personal property at the old
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e)C Liberal advances made on Diamonds Watches.
Jewelry and all kinds of The bought
sold. Room L. lIAYMAN
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EAT TOBACCO-MARSHALS SALE
IL ]. s. WEINBERGER, Auctionecr sells this da
N'cdncsday) January o. at 10Y O'clock. at l5 Bowery
AZ OF COnnec tcu Seed Leaf Tobacco Inspector
sample drawn from stripped by Messrs c. Lind
Co. BY order of WILLIAM ALT, City Marshal
Dealers and cigar manufacturers especially invited.
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A r 66 NASSAU SIRE ET-THE OLDEST ESTABLISH
n ed Office you will obtain liberal advances Dia-
monds Watches siverwarc, &c bought ut the high
ratios. A, HONIGNAN. Broker.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-29

ONLY $40 A MONTH AND INTEREST WILL BUY
~ neat House Of five rooms and cellar near depot, at
Whth:tonc, L. L.; 81 sUJ $50 in cash; full lott IL
trains daily from A. NJ to midnight Gail on II. X.
| VAN SfCLEN, 153 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-29

II NJ. SEAMAN, AuCTIONEER HANDSOME HOUSE
~. hold Furniture, &C. at auction, by order IsaAc
Dayton, E.l public administrator on Thursday Janu-
airy 3d. at 10i, o'clock at private residence No IS West
Twelfth street comprising first class rosewood and black
walnut Par'Or and Bedroom Suits, marble top Centre
Tables, Piano Extension Table, Mirror, Wardrobe,
Lounges Easy Chairs. Paintings Engravings, Brussels
Carpets oilcoths, Lace Curtains hair and straw Mat
,rcsses China and Glass Ware &c &C. Catalogues at IA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-29

A NGELL'S TURKISH BATHS, Gl LEXINGTON AV-
| IA Wanted, an agreeable honest, intelligent, indus
trous strictly temperate Anne rcan Englishman Turk,
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n IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE OF WATCHES.

JOSEPH SOLOMON, AUCTIONEER
will sell this day, at III o'clock at his 1874 Full
ton street, a large consignment of Gold and Silver
Watches. diamonds Chains Sets, Rings, Pms &C, In
lots to suit the trade. - -
CATALOGUES READY
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- groom aud conchman, vvss s.ll Id #. p, be-. f.n
two days at 81 9Th
yITUATf0N wANTED-BY A THOROUGHLY COM.
~ petcnt Goodman will be found sober ohlirug ana
we'll acquainted with city driving Address j. H., sSi
East 18th 81.
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WANTED-A SITUATION AS GARDENER, BY 4
w mddic-aged man thoroughly acquainted with all
departments including grapes, greenhouse, fruit and
Vegetables; will charge Of farm in connecticut %
the most sa ct)ry reference as to character
and abilities; married. small children. Any
wanting first class man will call address tor
week r. d., In care OF Mr.. Th0rburn, Is John st.
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N required, and netting S1o,DJ per year. for SALE or
exchange for House In city and nearby country place
Herald Office
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: = : = - : -
LOAN OFFICES.

AT WOLF BROTHERS., s9s BROADWAY, BE-
"A tween Nineteenth and Twentieth sireets.-Money
loaned Watches, Diamonds, Jeweiry, Silyerware,
silks; particularly Pianos Private parlors Tor ladies.
business strictly confidential.
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~ Respectable single Young man; thoroughly under
stands his business Is first rate driver and xper-
| Herald office. = -
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE TO LET-2is MILES FROM
~ Port Chester; House, barn. carriage house. eight
Of land possession Immediately rent $500 Address
j. @. MOSHER, Glenvillc, Conn,
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IN ORANGE, N. J-FOa RENT, UNFURNIsHED,
i large convenient House, II rooms; molcrn improve
squares from depot price II 0C0 Possession Immediate
street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-29

HOUSES FOR SALE BY TAYLOR & sTEARNs NO,
~ Ia Pine strcct..4tl street, Lexington avenue,
$2 goth street. $la q: street. 9th street
near Broadway, $s0O0 18th street. $4,000; 18th street,
near s OBJ BsroSayaway ga street. Broadwa
$3j 00O 10th street. Lexington avenue $20O 3sth
street near 9Th avenue, $N00; Park avenue SIS 900;
nue. ss! 800; 9Th avenue With furniture $4,000; do IS
vacant LOts also Business Property.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-29

CLOTsttNG.
TUE UPTOWN ESTABLISHMENT, SIG SIXTH
- nue., near Fortvsxth strect.-w antcd. im,ncdi
ar ~ Oycrcoats and a0 pairs OF Pants will positively
fNai 81 TO 30 each also Carpets Please call
ltets nr. and Mrs. FI.ArTO.
81 10 MlNTz'S. Gs SIXTH AvENuE-LADIEs AND
ge tcmen will be asionislcd at The prices b. Minz
1vf Casof Clothing aud Jewelry. Silk Dresses $40
n Ha1 oas 81 10 fi5; Pants 81 10 S. A note by post
nunC .l Ily attended TO by Mr or Mrs Mint.
Az MARKS WELL KNOWN ESTABLISHMENTS,
and lOl sixth avenue, opposite Eighth street,
I4. md gentlemen can receive the utmost value IN
their Cast-ofi Clothing Carpets, Jcwelry Lnccs,
ease call Mt address the number as abuvc.
waited on by Mrs. Marks Please try and satisfy
A TTENrIONi--ATs 81 SIXTH AVENUE, ASTONISHING
~ prices paid for Wearing Apparel Tor Dresses - 10
30; Coats " to S25 Pants, 81 10 So Please call
address Mr.. or Mrs n. HARRIS, 81 sixth avenue third
store above waverey place.
IMroRrANr TO CITY OR COUNTRY DEALEIS.-A
- ,e io Of Ciotlnu Tor salc at bargain, sccount
street, Brooklyn 1872
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FORGED SALE.--$20.5DO FOR A NEW THREE STORY
high sfoop brown stone Dwelling, OF Lexington
avenue little above sxteth street. in excellent condi
ton (szo 20x5OxlDD, including Carpets Mats Shades
Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures Mirrors and Cornces'
Mortgage $l3lOO5 cash. $40 Possession II necessary
&C. and make reasonable allowance. This house fairly
represents $22,OW SAMUEL FITZPATRICK,
!, 900 Third avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-29

MINIS. LEONAD 800 SIXTH AVENUE, NEAR NINE
1tl teenth street, tacs ladies with advances
on Diamonds, Watches Jcwclry, &c deals with ladies
only.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-29

A LARGE NUMBER or DESIRABLE COUNTRY
N Places near the city for sale to let suitable for
private or boarding purposes WILLIAM TUCKER,
I'D Fifth avenue.
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MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS. WATCHES. JEW
lt elry ana Sverware, and the bought and sold.
GEORGE q. ALLEN eai Broadway, Fourteenth st.
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| WANTED-A SITUATION AS GROOM OR COACH.
". man, by rrspec table young man Protesiant)
has good references Address for week GROOM, pri-
| vatc stable No. East Stat st. -
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81 sureet-Positive and peremptory sale of the entire
Stock and elegant Fixtures Horses, Wagons &c Of the
first class family Grocery Wine and Liquor Store, 65S
seventh avenue corner OF Forty ourth street and juno
ton Of Broadway will also sell the valuable Astor Lease
al IL O'CLOCK. Two full OF brown stone houses
are now esns by Mr. Astor adjoining this store and
Of climate being indispensaby necessary sole eaue q
sae The Wines and Liquors estimated worth SaoW
Of so the Wines excellent and nrs class the Gssrs
Jellcs Jams. canned Fruits Sugars Soaps, Spices,
sgar-curcd Hams &C.. frs. class IN every respect;
sx tale Te Esde MEL as ys
Estate Agent and Loan Broker. Special attention to out
door sales of every decrptiOn 23 years expcrience
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-29

DECONIC HOUSE, GREENPORT, l.. l., FOR SALE
/ or to let uniurnshed. Apply 10 DAVID G. FLOYD,
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At HYMAN'S, 10 BROADwAy-LIBERAL ADJ
IA vanccs made on Diamond, and Watches Silver
ware &C.. or will pay the highest market price the
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

A VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, WITH AMPLE
n grounds and all improvements on the finest street
III Flushing, to exchange for Brooklyn House.
GOODENOUGH 4 WEBER, Ill Broadway,
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VMILLIAM ABBOTT, ACCTIONEER
w Office so New BOwery.
BY virtue Of chattel mortgage will sell Thursday,
3Ot inst at II O'clock the Stock. Fixtures and Furni-
ture contained in the Hotel and Barroom 70 West Thir
Pump fine Counters, Carpets, Bedding and Bedsteads,
&C. WILLIAM ABBOTT, JR, Attorney for Mortgage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-27
LOCAL MATTERS.

MEETING OF THE ALUMSI SOCIETY OF Rich,
~oSp CorlEaE.--A meeting Of the Alumni
society of Richmond College was held yes.
rerday evening at o'clock in the lecture.
room Of the Second Baptist church, President
:. II. puliiam. Esq. in the chair. The sec
rctary. +. h. Murray. read the minutes OF
the last meeting. The following gentlemen
were aprointeda committee to make prepara-
t,nn> for IN Alumni dinner in 1874: Major
A. K. Courtney, III. II. Danforth, c. v.
Meredith. r.. c. tabell, and Robert Steger.
The Constitution was SO amended as to
make title graduates of any school in the
college cr ofiCio members of the Alumni So
cicty hy signing the Constitution and By
Laws and paying the usual fees.
Professor j. A. Turner, Of liollius InSti-
iutc. waa- chosen orator for the society for
the next year. and Monday night of com
u,nrrment week the time selected for the
delivery of the address. Messrs. Thomas
Hume, IL. II. Harris, and J. G. Long were
..rrnlntcd n committee to arrange the order
al the Alumni celebration. ...-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-27

Cu,SCERy CoURT OF RICnMoED--,Judge
Fytzhuqh.-The following cases were dis
posed of yesterday:
Govan, &C., Us. Drew, &c. Decree con-
fjrminc report of commissioner and making
distribution Of the fund.
Randolph Us. Adams, &c. Decree confirm
Ing report of commissioner and approving
the disposition made of the fund therein
mentioned.
Paine g. Co. cs. Trice, &c. Decree refer
ring cause to a commissioner for inquiry and
report. :,
Purcell. eXecutriX, Us. Purcell. Decree
confirming report of commissioner, dlrect-
ing a partial distribution Of the fund, and
referring cause again TO commissioner to
inquire and report as TO investment OF resi-
due of the fund.
Angle, guardian. Us. Oliver, 81. Decree
confirming report Of commissioner and di.
recting sale of The property III the Dill ana
proceedings mentioned.
Phelps, Dodge & Co. pS. O'Donnell. De-
cree referring cause to commissioner for in
quiry and report.
Gray and wife oS Woods, sc. Decree
confirming report of commissioner and d.
recting sale Of the property in the bill and
proceedings mentioned.
McConice. &C., us. Lynch, &c. Decree
correcting error in the name of one of the
parties defendant, and making provision for
the collection and disposition of part of the
fund.
Harwood Us. Smith. Decree confirming
report of commissioner and directing sale
of the real estate in the bill and proceedings
mentioned.
Doggett rs. Doggett, &c. Decree confirm
inv report of commissioner and ratifying
and confirming sale therein referred TO.
Cochran us. QlE,rle., &c: Decree con-
tirming report of commis sioners and making
final distribution of the fund.
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tendance: Jnlia Clarke, Cora Hendcfson. Alice
Moore, Helen Hickman, George Jones. Deport-
ment Mamie Brown. scholsrship: Isabella
naSu, narown, Josephine Brown, Penfnanship: Cafolne
sEsaxp Asp THIRD PnrsAaY;-M n caag-
Diplomas--For attendance: Annie Howard. sciso.
,srship: Henry Cook, Eliza Carter. Mary Grant,
dolph. Pcnmanshfp: Edmonia Quarles.
FOURTH GRksraAR.-First Honor, Juia Brown.
Iiplomas-For attendance: Julia Brown. fanny
John Quarles, Nathaniel Allen. Isaiah Christian,
EouaTu pR,MAEY.7G " Chagpsn ,.d tsgsasr.. Tss I,
tendance: Willie Farmer. schoarship: Eliza
Strachn, ,Nettie, Blunt. Bonnie Vandervall, Lucy
siaTmPaIMARY.oM 'i INA s +. anderson teacaer-Fffst
honor, Martha Myers. Dtrlomas.For attendance
mildre deR Howard. s Weldon Booker Eliza scott. Il
exander Mayo, John Thomas. Penmanship: John
FIRST AND FOURTH PR1MAny-E. NJ snyder
Attendance: Belle Russell. Scholarship: Sarah
Dabncy, Isabella Thornton. Ellen Cousins, Berja-
Pcnmsnship: Pen Benjamin si Weisger .''s' 1'i''0'ns'
honor iavnis Lee Dipcmas|sehol sss i. Wi.
liam scotland. Henry johnson. Betsey Garnett,
John Thornton, Joseph otey, Belle Morgan.
Silver medals were also awarded to Hester
Cheatham for having the best spelling-exer.
else book in the fourth grammar grade ito
Louisa Brickenboroueh, best speliing-exer-
else book in the second primary; and Ellen
Cousins, best spelling-exercise book in the
first primary grade. - r
Superintendent Binford aud Rev. Henry
Wall "a member of the School Board) deliv-
cred addresses, and the exercises were
brought to close. ......
After the ceremonies were over, Mr.. Mon
tague presented Mrs. Moon with memento
from one of her scholars and to Superin-
tendent Binford he gave handsome silver
butter-dish, from Misses Brown, Colin, Har-
wood, and the latter's scholar S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-27

CHEAP PICTURES ARE NOT CHEAP UNLESS
good 1t Is not economy to save fifty cents or SO in
dozen photographs twten the price Is already
low), and get an Indifferent picture. We recon
mend you 60 to headquarters at the start, and you
will save dollars by 1t. REEs & Co.'s work is too
we'll known to comment upon. Their prices for
cards. 80 per dozen, leaves no excuse for patron
izing second-cass galleries. They commanded all
the frst-class trade IN this city when most of the
others now In the business knew nothing about the
art. REEs 1.S Co.'sis the only gallery now In the
city that was established before the war. They re-
ceived the first silver medal for dne photographs
ever awarded In Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-27

N. N. LEE, IS p. H., two new brick houses on DE
south side Of Orleans street between Winiaras.
ln burg avenue and Osborn turnpike . is4
lyme & BRoTaER, sBP.. MIS- lot, With a,sr,sn
framed hoasa thereon, on corncr of Eourth nth and
Orleans streets Rockets. "a, ,,,.,.,,,.t,.,
HILL e. GODDIN,s P. NJ, two brick d1efliggs
/ and three vacant lots on Main between Laurel
and Cherry streets, and brick dwelling and va
E.r caBtiot on Canal street near Jefferson. ~
GRUBBs wILLIABfS,sP 8 p. H., building lot on
Clay street opposite the residence Of Robert
Harrey.Tsflt} IL! s-;fuN .s.sTss lgap I h
GRUBBS q WILLIAMS, 81 p. b., brick dwelling
and building lots on the east side Of Sfxthstrees
north Of Leigh.i;"sis iEIs,Elf +tlsfa5. sfss :
CooK &LAUGHToN, 10 a. M., carpenters tools,
furniture, &c. ints.r4s ftt i.f $50 rifsSf} =
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FIRST STREET.-The fill in the pententiary

FIRST STREET.-The fill in the pentent iary
bottom and the opening of the square be.
tween Jackson and Duval will make First
street good one for Il fine drive. 1t will be
beautiful street from Broad to the north
crn terminus. The people living on its line
Except one or two, who cannot be blamed
for opposing an improvement which takes
away their property are highly pleased at
the prospect of being able to get from the
northern section of the city to Broad street
without travelling eastward or westward.
The Leigh-Street school is on the corner of
First, and many children who attend it will
hereafter have not only much more pleas
ant but much more direct route.
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Corn AND FLOUR ExCHANGE.-The com
mittee appointed to nominate ticket fol
president, vice-presidents, and directors OF
the Corn Exchange for the year ending
June 80, 1874, have selected the following
For president, l.. D. Crenshaw; First Vice
President, Coleman Wortham; Second Vice
President, N. NJ. Wilson. Directors Will
liam G. cambridge, William d. Gibson,
Charles d. Hill, Samuel Maccubbin, T, w
McCanre, George S. Palmer, William T. Sta.
pies, Franklin Stcarns, p. +. Boyle, Viii.
liam b. Warwick. The election takes place
in the Corn Exchange at 10 A. NJ. on the
1St J,ilv next
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-Mr. N. n. Lee,
auctioneer, sold yesterday the iron and brick
warehouse on Seventeenth street at the head
of The dock. formerly occupied by Mr.. S. A
Myers, for $l0,750 cash, subject to prior
lien of $4,000; Mrs. NJ. j. Dainty, of Phila.
deIpla, purchaser.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-27

ATTEMPTED BURGLARY AT THE STATE Ii
BRARY.-Au attempt was made night before
last to enter the State Law Library. by
cutting the blinds and raising the window.
The would-be thief was fired upon by the
guard from the inside, who must have come
very near striking him from the nearness OF
the hall-hole to the cutting. Indeed the
guard thinks he did strike him, as he was
heard to exclaim 'Oh, God as he ran off.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-27
3. MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
=, PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE 20, 1873.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
cliandtse and passengers, l.. b. Tatum. agent
Steamer Wyanoke, Couch, New York, merchan-
disc and passengers, q. w. allen q Co., agents.
Steamer j. w. Eyerinan. PaM, Piiladeiphia, mer-
chnndise and passengers. W. p. Porter, agent.
4 Schooner Serene, Jones, New York, iron, Tredc-
schooner Alice Cnrtis Phillips, Georgetown, coal,
. scbo0per b. Bradley. McMulligIsn, Philadelphia,
sl schooner T q. e. H. Tiavers, Mitchell, Norfolk,
light, Curtis Il Parker. 5s T.
Schooner Little Rock, Myers, Philadelphia, fire
brick, fredegar Company. r. t4s
aH .,t . 10Y SAILED. I'd s,t E
Steamer John Sylvester, Post, Norfolk, mer-
cbandise and passengers. L.. Is. 1atnn1. aren't.
Bark Edwin, Chrtsteafersens, City POine. TO M
fish loading tobacco for Liverpool Curtis Parker.
b Schooner Adoiph Hngul, WickB, New York, can
mel coal. Curtis & Parker.
schooner W: n. Gesner, Egbert, New York uta
osborne'a Goa, Curtis Parker:
SloOp Alyaretta, Dexter Norfolk, merchandise,
Curtis IL Parker. sal = lr.
Schooner, j.. M. Vance, Ford, Philadelphia vta
Schooner Margaret Anna, -, Eastern Shore, light.
Schooner General Taylor, Shelly, Norfolk, light.
.5sj CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Bark st Bernard tGer), Regener, from New
schooner ". H. Pharo, Edwards, from New
Kos Hose Brae, Wilcox, city Point and Richmond,
from Liverpool june lltb. 4fu4 9.F{
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DISCHARGED Ii. Connell, charged with
obtaining $500 from William Davis & Son on
false pretcnces, and whose case was contin-
ued was before the Police Justice yesterday.
There being no evidence to sustain the
charge the accused was discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-27

PERSONAL who heard the
commencement sermon ut HolIins Institute
delivered last Sunday by Rev. j. William
Jones, of this city, report that it was valu
able discourse, and made profound impress
sion on the audience, while bis address
in presenting the medals to the young ladies
was one of the most racy and felcitous per.
forinances Of the occasion. f..s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-27

SPECIAL NoTIcE.-Particular attention .s called
% the large sale OF valuable imDroved aud upiu,-
proved property on Main street near Monroe
Park, and on Canal street near jefferson street. by
Massrs. Hill & GoDDIs, auctioneers, this after
noon. commencing on Main street at r. M, and
nm Canal street at q r. n. No better property has
heen offered for sale or finer opportunity for in-
yestrncnt been presented than this for long tme'
and narties who desire to purchase viii do we'll TO
attend, For further particulars sec auction sale.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-27

HAVE .ANAtYzED THE WHIsKEY KNOWN
under the brand of "B SELECT controlled by
Messsrs. WALTER d. BLAIR & Co., Richmond,
Virginia. and find 1t free from fusil Oil and other
Impurities, and recommend Its use for medicinal
and family purposes. j. B. McCAw, ID. D.,
Late Prof of Chemistry Medical College Of Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-27

RICHMOND FEMALE INsTITUTE.-Tbe COM
mencement exercises of this institution will
take place in the First Baptist church TO
night, when music, speeches, essays, ant
pretty girls in pretty uniforms will aItrac
and delight large crowd. Rev. DR.. Tup
per will present the prizes. and Rev. DIR
Curry make brief concluding address.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-27

DIsINFECTANTs.-As our Board of Health has
recommended precautionary measures to be taken
in consequence Of the approach Of the iAsi3tfc
cholera, our citizens should aid them nesery way
In their power by . free use of DIsINFEcTAsrs.
Our friends Messrs. MEADE'& BAKER are prepared
CARBoEIc ACIp,r and all tEe other disinfectants
usually recommended by boards OF health. }, -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-27

DIvIDENns.- directors oil the Virginia
State Insurance Company have declared a
dividend of per cent, free of all taxes, out
of the profits of the last six months.
The Union Bank has declared a semi.an
nual dividend of 6 per cent.y free of all
taxes, payable on and after July /.
The Board of Directors Of the State Bank
of Virginia have declared dividend of
per cent, free of tax, out of the net earn
inys of the past six months.
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LADIES' HAIR-DREssISG FASHIONS, direct from
Paris, at r. FERRANDTNrs. ei3, SIS, and CIT Broad
street. All varieties of hair work made TO order by
Paris patterns, for all prices according to qualit!
of goods, aud 1 guarantee my work to give salts
faction. Office for hair goods, s1s Broad street..
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.
The following is the report Of Mr. L. Gimmf,
weighmaster, OF the sales Of livestock fsom the
18th 10 the 18th Of June, 1873:
|ffCATTLE.--s5 head. sold from aA1sic- gross,
SHEEP. sold per head from S2.so@$L1s.
HoGs.-lsS head sold from eS@7sc.. net.
LAMBS.-Sold per head, from $2@84.sS.
Nosheep sold by weight this week; cattle more
active the daytn consequence Of alighter supply.
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CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
1sp, ag1s - THURSDAY, june %.
.7.'lSt '.E't i.szsas5 OFFERINGS. ~,
,CoRa.-MIxed. 1885 bushels. sSe $!s
h. OATS.-2o0 buahels..s ss,.s pstt zEssf 80
SALES F.fEe 49,
b CoBS.- Mixed, 400 bnsiseis western as 7se./