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MANCHESTER NEWS.

\ New SOURCE OF WEALTu.-it j. Tut re-
GENTLY that the farmers Of our section OF the
country have paid any attention to sheep
raising, and then only n few for home con-
sulnpliun and the come tic E:ai kets. Last
season Mr. T. Ct. Ruttiu sent Is IN expert
ment A few to New Iolk per steamer, and
the Dliyes realized were SO encouraging that
he has shipped This season about 100 Elinbs.
which have melted him over 800 each, and
Mr.. J, 3. JuDcs has .cnt about 10 for
wl,icl, returns have no. Yet been made. This
j. i smaller price than could lac obtained u
there was Il lightning express between Rlrh-
mopd and the northern markets. IL the lambs
,o,,,d be delivered quicker and in better co!i-
djtiun. The tirst-namcd gentleman reports
that The sbcaring of his sheep has COM
menced. and from Il lumber Of BIZ ewes not
in tirst.class condition the average of IN
washed wool was five pounds each Ihe
subject of Sheep-iai>ing and wOo.-gatherlnS
claims attention, and might be made an I'M
nortaut item in our material advancement.
CHESTERFIELD CouRT.-The monthly term
commences TO- day at II c.och A. ".
Among The commoii-ttw cirt, are thc'
nv. commonwealth IS, Jane Davenport, Jahe
.InI,,,,ou. v Him Pemberton, !. ,. Nun
nnlly. ii. W. Hey, +. perplsnoh' >. y;
Brooks, William Ham, Richard Lacy aIu
som. gambling eases. There are avs" ivy,
seventy cases on the chanccry ana 'ptc'''
docket
,nrsry CONFERENCE.-THE CONSERVATIVE
co.- v ntion to eIec. conatv ana townsnlp
superistendeuts, and 10 thorou"hsy orsanl y,
,be party for the ensuin. c1'hp''gh, VII a, ,po
held st HaywartI's Hotel. in Chester, satu'-
div. June i4tb, mt IL o'clock. TOWNSHIPS
which have not sent ely delegates should uo
so ut once.
Masonic OFrlcrRs.-In addition to those
renorted Friday, Chester Lodge, Free ana
Accented Masous, elected DE-. H. Writ
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teuden junior deacon, and George G. Greg.
DRY tiler. B. ". Robertson Is secretary, ard
james D. Rowlett chaplain.
The BOARD OF TRUsrEEs.-The Board met
Friday night Present: J.. w. Crow (presi.
dent and Messrs. Burnett, Cersley, Jones.
Moody. and Pool.
A petition from SIe.srs. kirkpatrick j
Co. for permission to erect shed over tlH
canal, not TO interfere with the passage u
the water. and TO remove il ut the option OF
the Board, was referred to the Water Com
mittee
The bond of j. B. Walden was presented
and approved.
A resolution was adopted allowing per.
sons who have lost dog or goat medals t.
procure Others on payment of fifty cents.
After this date no dogs will be allowed &c
run at large without medals
TIE UNION GUARD.-Jamcs Z. Worshaui.
Captain j. Il. Cunningham, }. B. johnson.
and VIM. Barley, Lieutenants Of the Union
Guard, of this town, have passed Generals
Pickett aud johnson and Colonel Coleman.
board OF examiners for this district aud rr-
ceIred from the latter certificate thereof
This company is composed or very respect
able cclorcd men, and will in time reflc q.
credit On themselves aud the community.
WILFUL CRUELTY Some meddlesumc III
malicious person having started Il cry OF mac
dog, ii beautiful and valuable pointer, Tho
property of Mr.. Robert Atkins, was on Satul-
day pursued by IA thoughtless crowd of per.
sons of all colors, ages, sexes. and conditions
aud after being cruelty beaten until life wa.
almost extinct was kindly shot by gen
tleIuan to end his misery.
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MOODY u RnYALL, IL y. NJ, IN front Of count.
house, Mnnrhc ter, IN estate on The Apponat-
toH river. Chesterfield county.
MOODY & EOfALL, IL \. NJ, in front Of court.
house In Manchester, two tracts or land n Ches-
terlicd County.
MOODY 4 RpYALi.l2 NJ, In front of court house,
Manchester lc3 acres ofland In Chesterfield.
MOODY & ROYAL, IL NJ, in front of court
house IN Manchester. 3sa acres Of coal land IN
Chesterfield.
". b. kATCLIFFF. 10 a. NJ, groceries, sc.
". GbDDlS. II 81, In front Of courf-hos Sian.
chester, 2d3 acres of land, with new improve.
mcuis on the ,uotc'> Bridge road, 10 miles frC nj
Manchester.
HILL { GODDlN. Il NJ, in front of courthouse IN
Manchester. $40 acres Oh the Broadrock road,
miles from Manchester.
W. GonDIN 5 j. NJ, real estate on the east Side vi
Seventeenth street between Main and Franklin
GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS. P. NJ, two.stnry brici
warehouse on the Dock just below the Richmond
York River and Chesapeake Railroad depot.
ROBERTSON, BRONACGH 4 co. IL ~. In iron
of courthouse. Manch' ster, farir near the ole
court-hoIlse, mile; from Richmond und Peters
burg railroad.
THOMAS w. KEESEE. 10 \. ~, household furu!
ture, piano. organ, &c.
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''s#,, Mock LiME-A RICHMOND ENTER
.'t.- i" ihailu acturc of this lime IS
"''N Richmond enterprise. although the
- are >'i';">"d in Bolelourt county. The
''i5i 'i'tn Mhlch the limestone IS obtained
.i. IL" iiuc N tr james River and Kama
"a esq! "tEUI >rrpn miles below B,Icllan-
.' IHcr" are two kilns, each twenty tive
,i!Irc u the base and about forty-five
Il y. With i capacity OF making two hum
I and twenty tive tarrrls per day. The
' used is known A. the gray limestone.
fishing 10y analysis ninety-cIsht per cent.
'aiJrDa'r at lime.
'Mi"- /" IL s!cat purity and strength
49, 'N"" i peculiarly adapted to manuiac-
'' H. rurr"-cs. such rs tanning heather, ie-
TX sugar. anu the manufacture OF paper.
VI 'HI.dil- PURPOSES ii is said TO be un-
q. 'rA>ed d, anl lime in the country.
\ 'af2" portion ~ the Indian rock lime is
II TN, market, Norfolk, Petersburg,
.'t hchburg. Much OF it is sent TO North
' >"G,h Carolina and Georgia. Up TO
I'm the supply would not permit OF its
'i@ pushed beyond these limits, but with
..'-tG lariitie, it is hoped that other mar
MY be found for il.
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CHANcEnY CoURT oP RICHMOND, SATURDAY.
The following cases were disposed of:
Schaelicr us. Sehaetfer & Co. Decree refer
ring cause TO II commissioner for inquiry and
report.
White Us. Whites executor. &c. Decree re-
Installing cause and referring the same 10 a
commissioner for inquiry and report.
Monteiro. guardian, Us. Monteiro. &c.
Decree confirming report OF commissioners
Of sale. and referring the same TO q commits
sioner Of this court for further inquiry and
report.
Harrison's executors rs. Harrison, &c. De-
cree referring cause 70 a commissioner for
inquiry, account, and report.
Crump us. Scott, &c. Decree perpetuatiDg
injunction and directing cause to be removed
from the docket.
Baughan Us Bsueban and others. Decree
making disposition of the fund OH hand.
McCleruun Is. Hastings, &c. Decree con-
frming report Of commissioner and making
disposition of the fund.
, Levy us. PliIlips's executriX, &c Phil
lipss eXecutriX Us. Levy, sc. Decree refer
ring cause TO il commissioner fc- inquiry and
report.
Steger &. Sands, &c, rS. Madigan and
wife. Decree directing sheriff, receiver, to
scquestrate rents if plaintiff is not paid
within thirty days. .,..
Gazcbrook Us. Tiller, &c. Decree con-
tirping. report 1T commissioner of sale, and
making provision for distribution OF the
fund. ....M. .......#
Mills executors ~. Gazebrook'S eXecu-
triX, &c. Decree directing purchasers Of
property to pay the unpaid instalment of
purchase money now due.
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},r,. Mss CHRlSTIAS ASSOCIATION
f....-> 20 l.CREASE lrs AITR ,cTlvESEsS
.- TtfpiY>,Y.-At IA m,etiu" "f the D-
...,.r. uf the N"un% Mru'> Christian AsS0-
...u. held a trw evenings ago, il WAS re-
- I'D that he citizens generally be request
&C. n'Jr>t themselves IN The Association
al in extending it, usefulness. The
~ ,a'lru lists have run down 80 much
...y a>J wear or Two that without SOue
rs, ..'rrc~t i. taken At On.c il Is feared
q, .,''.,i"n viii Ea>c 10 wind up. The
.t-,pt location las proved Il serious draw
. lat ttr. Directory have not felt ju~tl-
..l in maxim, any change until the sub
ritirn fit, could he Increased. They
... GrW determined 10 make 4 strong ct.
e IN rad direction. and most earnestly
.I.t u"' only 10 the members Of the vi
.ta'> Denominations represented, but the
..r,.- W"n and y"un" men generally TO
.s forward and help them.
a.. subscription i only - year, and for
'r ..>t ,r1,.al Years they have been strug-
- ll,u. With about so subscribers. If
...t ,7tn tut.!,., that nuinber--which they
N ,2I,iIy Ia du-thcv viii be able to ret
IA ii every way suited TO the purposes
IF .U' h.>tt}dllnn rs 10 ipCatlOH, ca>y Oh
~,.-, and frye from objectionable sur
Ho:ug>. \ number of prominent busi-
-.- G"n l.vr already promised 10 solicit
t.. uu.y regular Subscribers. but such COLI
.,.'i"G- H. WiIl enable the directors to pay
z >;"lt lI,aling debt and ii, up the new
.lU III Il crcditahic manner. Committees
1853 been appointed /" wait on the pastors
> 'a' various churches 10 tn" city and get
''il. i" Lain" the eu!i"ct bet re- their con-
-a'r0>. In many ether cities the inSti-
.s. .. ia g m">i tiullli>hing condition. and
"'1,'t" a most attractive place of resort
tat.3,, EcU after the business OF tile day
.'f':. Arrangements are being made fJr
".Ut,r Vt lecture next winter. which, it is
;'G, Wlli ~ theU-elyr> more than com
t~4',,r inr the small amount Of the sub.
,tl.u. The >->ociatiou j. now in the
"n!. oi ike, energetic Young men, and the
''- H. j. Hjrcaby seen in the addition OF many
." ".rti,tr.
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CoAvEYANcEs OF REAL ESTATE during the
week ending Juue7, 1873:
Lot fronting "a feet on Fourteenth street
be, tween Main unJ Franklin. for $l0.4l6.
Lot fronting 23s feet on Main street near
Pearl, for 81, !6I.
Two lots fronting 80 feet on Franklin
street between Monroe and Henry, Tor
S2,77G each.
Lot fronting 80 feet on Elm street, for
$3.50.
Lot fronting y feet on jackson street, for
1850.
near Fulton, for $3.50.
Lot ,rontiag 40 feet on n street corner Oh
Twcnty-uinih, for $500.
Lot fronting G3s feet on Ninth street
corner Of Franklin. for $4,000.
Lot fronting l55 feet OIL Main street corner
OF Poplar, for $1,000.
Lot fronting 33 feet ou rwenty-sevenlh
street between Leigh and III, for 81 900.
Lot fronting 0S feet Oh Park avenue, for
s.. GOO.
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$500 NN' .'r,,,,ru lis; Ito secure n
-.t' Fri'.>' ',,hc strc Fair" met at the
- ".'5', ,.>, IL E>,,hsnrc saturday morn
II" "o" =, ,'' n,.inrL Present. Mcssrs. r.
-- t'' - rI,r,. and l.. e.. Coghlam
'."'' ', .. - Nr.>rs, W. {. Knight aud
.'' WY '', ,i,,, mar, nt thc state Arricul-
" ''.-'' Wv vn,,,ts were received from
,.,,Er tiflr'u canvas inc committees.
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PrgI1c SCHOOL MATTERs.- Regular lesson

Public SCHOOL NJ ALTERS Regular lessons
have now ceased in the public schools for
the term, aud the teachers arc putting the
scholars through a severe course of review.
going over the studies Of the year. This
will occupy probably two weeks, when the
examinations win commence, taking up the
time for the remainder OF the session. Tue
closing exercises Of each school or group OF
schools will be held in some public place
large enough to allow all the friends OF the
scholars In the various schools TO attend.
This will not take place until just before the
close OF the term.
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RUNAWAY ACCIDENTAL horse attached 20

RUNAWAY ACCIDENTAL horse attached 20
a rockaway, in which were seated an old
gentleman named Kuhn and his daughter,
took flight on Nenable street, saturday last,
and dashed of ut full speed. The rockitway
coming in contact with post, both OF The
occupants were thrown out, and the gentle
man lallv injured. both eyes beng fright
fully bruised, and probably a rib broken.
The daughter was unhurt. Mr.. kuhn was
conveyed in wagon to "Uncle Tom S
House." oa Seventeenth street near Min,
and Or. Jackson called iu to give the neces-
sary medical attention. MIR. Kuhn is IL we'll
TODD farmer, and resides few miles east OF
Richmond. the horse was caught after
quite Il run.
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GAuZE CNDERsIIIhTS AT j.. 4. SPENCE Y SONS.
GArZE uSDERslIIRTs AT T.. b. SPENCE 4 Sons.
GAUzE uSDEl.sliIRTs AT f.. Il. SPENCE i sons.
GAuZE USD ERsHIRTS At f.. b. SPENCE sons.
GAUzE UNDERSTANDS At f.. u. SPENCE II SONS
tIIEAr LI%ES COATS At 4. b. SPENCE Il SONS.
C1IEAr LINEN COATS AT r.. b. SPENCE 6 soS's.
CHEAP LINEN COATS At f.. j. SPENCE & SONS.
ALPACA COATS CHEAP At +. Is. SPENCE i
Sous.
A.PACA COATS CHEAP At Il. u. SrENcE &
Sous.
WHITE MtRsElLLEs VESTS At L. u. SPENCE X
SONS.
WHITE MARsElLLES VESTS At r. u SPENCE L
Sons.
WHITE DUCK VESTS At L. Is. SPENCE Il SONS.
WHITE DUCK VESTS At F. r. SrESCE Son -
CLOTHING OF ALL KINDS AT +. B. SPENCE &
Sons.
CLOTHING OF ALL KINDS AT SPENCE 4 Sons.
FuESIsHING GOODS AT T.. b. SPENCE SONS.
PEMBROKE SHIRTS AT 4. b. SPENCE & SONS.
PEMBROHE SHIFTS At SPENCE & SONS.
PEMBROKE SHIRTS AT SPENCE SONG.
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EAU DE CoLGGSE.-1hcec l. possibly as mnch
difference u the qualify OF the dh rent articles 500
under this name as between the odor OF the African
lily and the LILY OF the Valley. The one repui9i'e'
even offensive, the other AS delicate aud fragrant as
ever grew Many varieties OF perfumes are III USE
but EAU DE COLOGNE when pure nru'ie ca'' W
oI,taIncI. will. always m,inain Its hold upon Tue
nuhlic. Tha, made In Germany by Martin Is lar the
bct wp have over gern With it, fragrant and agree-
atle udor stealing Into ones scises, pcrmcluh2' aS
Il were, mi, Whole heins visions Of h0wery bo"efs
bright skies, aud soft breezes completely or rpo"ci
him.
This article is composed Of the most delicate, sp
ritous, ant aromatic sub=.anc's or III" Vesetao"
Kingdom and lis excellent qualities nave io'
Il high reputation we'll for satubrty as Tor pea
sure. 1t holds the first rank among every species o.
perfume.
This us well rs all other Imported perfumes may
be had OF MEADK 6 BAKER, als Main street.
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Police CcuRT-Justice White presiding.-
Anna Brockett, charged with threatening
the life of Lucy Melton and smashing her
crOckcry. was fined s..
Lucy Melton, for threatening to kill Anna
Brockett, WAS fined $2.5O.
Betty Tyler. for asSlultng and striking
Emma HoIcomb. was fined s..
Fanny HulcOmb was sent TO Jail for thirty
days for beating Betty Tyler.
Pat. Callahan. charged with aSsa,lltinS and
striking George I. Herring in the street
Case dismissed on payment of costs.
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ARRESTED FOR BEATING HIS WIFE, Marx
Dickson. charged with beating hi, wife,
Eliza Dickson, was arrested Saturday night
ut his residence, on Marshall between Fifth
and Sixth streets. by Sergeant Perrin. The
rry of "mrder!' brought the officer to the
scene. who found Mrs. Dickson lying on the
floor >uffcrin. from the beating inflicted by
her husband. He was locked up in the
Second station-holse, and will be taken be
fore the Police Justice this morning.
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The RIcuMoN GKAYs.-ThiS old and
popular company will celebrate their ami
vcl>ary on Thursday the 18th of June. They
will take trip up the canal, and spend
portion Of the day in target-prnctlcr. After
which, will come off their annual dinner. in
the park at the pump-hol>c.
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HUsTISGs CouRT-Judge Guigon.-In this
court Saturday the following cases were dis
posed of:
Mary Smith. charged with picking the
pocket of George Jones, acquitted.
Jack Hamilton, charged with breaking
into u blacksmith shop and stealing an anvil,
acquitted.
Rose Foster, " shop-lifter," charged with
stealing number of i;n:e shawls from Pedin
K Whilock, pleaded guilty and was sen.
fenced to three years confinement in the
p"n'tentiary.
Eliza Williams, same charge, found guilty
and sentenced to five years confinement in
the penitentiury.
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NOT His FAuLT.-It was not hlr. Briscl-
mans fault that he was absent from the
meeting of the Council committee ON Broad
street questions OH last Friday. The clerk
of The Cou1ril, not knowing that lie was on
the committee, failed TO send him notice OF
the meeting. Had he known Of il he would
haNr been there.
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,..,-,.,, >rlr. AGEICULTURAL SOCIETY,"
..a,.I,.l, Of premiums offered by this
-. for l>,a - now III press. and will tie
p. ',-y delivery II \ f" days.
f.- =, The thirteenth exhibition Of The
49,, and will tc bid 1T is fair grounds
IL. ciiv. commenting nn the 18th and
...,,... IN TIE SIS, of October next. The
~,.rt IN offered amount to slo,ooo, an
i,.e,, Of $4,000 Oh la>t years list.
N.ny additions have been made to "d,-
..,.u,.n,<." and III" article, on which prt-
.,.ut> viii w. gi'sn crnprl>" nearly eHc'y
=, II manufactures. agricultural pre-
rtd -. rin" arts. There will hf, he
...,. 49,, If tn, Srci"i,, special premiums
~..., b> IL" citizens ct this city ~ secure
~, .~ representation Of Richmond's in
...,,..I interests vt The Fair. and no doubt
.,,<,liirn will b. much larger and more
rud THAN auy ever before held. There
81 ~, ,rusl- -! speed III harness each day:
~ addition III" Virginia Riding Club
lave .nur rac,~--one each day. II the
..... celebration OF the Chesapeake and
,.., Mg..rrtG completion takes place while
IL. W. = in ir"@r">~, visitors To the cit!
vi" a.,. aHy amount OF sightseeing. aud
-.'..ur..t.,ir homes full oi hat Richmond
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HENRICo COUNTY CouRT.-This court,
which has not been in session for several
days past. will sit to-day for the trial of sew
eral mistlemeauor eases. One felony case
was also set for to-day.
The argument in the >alt case has been
concluded. and he papers submitted to the
Judge, who will render his decision in few
days.
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OFF FOR BosToN.- choir of the First
African Baptist church, having accepted an
invitation TO visit Boston, Massachusetts,.
will leave the citv this morning by steamer
ria Norfolk for Boston. While there they
pruposc irving two grant concerts.
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THE TURN OF THE TIDE.
HENRY WARD BEECiIER PLEADS
FOR JUSTICE TO TIE SOUTH.

GLOWING EULoGlUu or TUE yALoR, ENDCR-
aSCy, AND HONEST DEVOTION OF THE con-
FEpsRATE TROoPS-TuE NORTH CONFESSED
TO BE- BY no MEANS INNOCENT or TIE
wAR-A REMARKABLE ARTICLE.
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U>MsrLAELE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RI,uuoyp PosT-OrrIcE JUNE /. 1SI3.-Mr.
Roscoe X. Bell, Wing office, Richmond, Va;
Levi Bycrly. North River, Va: John Devlin
& Co., 1913 Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md. !:
Mrs. Martha Thomas, st. Mar,inSville.
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NurIcE.-l am requested by the Broad
Street Committee to ask the Council Com
mittee on Broad Street to meet Them in the
Council chamber Monday evening, 9th in
slant. ut O'Clock. JAMES Lyons,
President Broad-Street Association.
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'+E. .iANi- y. DUNCAN. u. D., will de-
Seq '.c address at the commeng emcnt Of
LIRE. Green Femai. Seminary on Tues.
.N ",'rl"g tie Eth nst!n'. Besides TIE
af,-, Il this eloquent divine. most al
7'fN" !r2gramu'" has been arranged Tor
T.. f9.ra,.ru
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Il MIR. Henry Ioung, OF New York city. oas
.recepily given 10 Washington aud Ese tn..s
,ysrs;ty tie SUM OF 81 ,5De, the anss,sss Wp-
cce,ls Of whcb are 10 pay the siosa'fssss 80
prize or honcTdytui. OF inc mes. svst.
phiiosn,,by. Lexington Gazette. ss3sg
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FEAsT,NG TIE ORpnANs.-1he ladies Of the
Centenary Fair entertained the boys OF the
Orphan Asylum last Saturday afternoon with
icc.erea,n to their satisfaction. Fifty-fyc boys
were present, leaving only five In be asylum.
Mr. CARRIER volunteered his 0mnibusses to
take thc boys TO and from the fair, on Ninth
sfrppt
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MILITARY ExcrHsloS.-Thr anniversary
excursion of Company &c " to West Point
will take place to-day. The company will
meet at o'clnyk A. NJ.
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THOSE IN WANT OF PICTURE FRAMES can save
money ly going TO the RICHMOND rEANE @roi.t,
next to the Dollar store ccrnG- IF Ni,.th and Man
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~ LAST PLANK l,AiD.--On Saturday the
plank on the james River Free Bridge
'' ,aid, ana in the afternoon carriages
sra oTrr The bridge TO Manchester for
ht>l Zine. Much remains to tie done,
H''"r, before the bridge is completed and
~ .nr ANY linA Of vehicle. -
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Fourth ApportionVnent Of school
Ersysya

DR.. ". II. Ruifncr, superintendent of
public instruction, has made the annexed
apportionment Of school funds on the basis
OF twenty-five cents per head Of school
population under the old census. No fur
Their apnrtion::,ent will be made for the
current year.
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.' r'r#i,s.-Rcv. John W. Pratt. Of
l. A.""l"n. viii deliver lecture on "St.
nnb 'o-Worrvw night in the Grace
rat PIE. h!icrun church, corner OF Fourth
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''hT&sT TIaE. In This lection This week
. L',.iI the busiest season of the year for
amer. The clover Is just now get
Il! condition tor the reaper, and by the
~ 'a't has hccn occurred the wheat will
city Tor ilc mower.
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ARRESTS MADE.---Therc were nine arrest:
made at the Second >tatiOD-hUlISe on Satur.
day night up to II O'Clock, most Of them for
trivial offences
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II : Oh THg ALLEGED MuRpERERs Harry
'"i' Lawrence Woodward, and jon
s"f' ch1l&cd with the murder OF The
~ Ed"ard Taylor, viii be tried In the
'"'4o Court to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-09

NEw-STYLE HtT$.-P. WEISlGER X 90. la"
every new style of HAT that has been Introduced
this slinincr. Some great bargains.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-09

Rows. r,,rs.-The greatest variety OF boys hats
a. R,chmond can be found at r. WEtsIGEa q Coz,
M old stock. Great bargains. Some damages nsss
8; los Rs ave cents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-09

HAgPEg's BAzAr for his week, containing
supplement l;,>hlnn.Silect, received nom j. J
E!lyson. 11l2 lluin street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-09

You CAN NAVE A LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL PIC
TuHE c"lured and frau.ed for the low price Of one
dollar aud seventy five cents at CAaPBELL's gall
Iery, corner of Sinlh aud Main streets. /.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-09

By THE GovERsoR.-J. q. EuSti> mas been
appointed by bis EHceilelicy Go'ernoe
Walker a commissioners OF deeds for virginia,
10 reside in Louisiana.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-09

TO rHE LApIEs.-Just received the latest style OF
fms ieweIry, hair goods aid gloves, scarfs. re-,
&c, for sale IT n srrrtIy reduced price, at T.. L.:
.GrASsr..'s, t23 Broad street. Please give me
cali examine iny stock, ard compare prices
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-09

For EAnaAIys IN cHILprEs's cARRii6ES 90
% so IA Main street. they ars going of rapidly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-09

BOYS AND CHILDHEs's HArS--ihc largest -"
tai stock ever brought tn this city since The wal
for sale ut l.. WEIsIGER & CO.'S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-09
SILM MEE

MEMS HATS At TWENTY-FIVE CESTs.-P
" EISiGEH & Co. are selling really good HAT FOL
mon at twenty five cents