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COTTON MARKETS.

CHARLESTON. june 5.-Cotton quiet: middlinRs,
PC; net receipts 33s bales sales, 800 bales; stock
II ,lu3 bales.
SAVANNAH, June 5.-Cotton firm, with little
tloiug; middlIngs, E4c.; net receipts, s7s bales;
saes 40 bales; stock, 1854 bnles.
NEW ORLEANS, June s.-Cotton demand light:
mddlings Isle: net receipts II. bales; groS: 10!
eiles; exports co,stwsc SIS bales sales, 500 baes
last evening, 500 bales; stock, s,Gis bales
MOBILE June s-CoIton quiet and firm: low
mddlngs. Ig.@les middllngs, Tic: net receipts
2ss hales. EAports--Tn the continent, 2ol5 bales:
coastwise 81 bales, Sales sS bales stuck. 1850 bales
GALVESTON. June 5.--COtton- Estimated net re-
ccipts, 200 hales: stock, 90 I6s bales.
NORFOLK, Juue s.-.CDitOu hrln; low mlddllHgs,
lT1c: net receipts 353 bales; exports coastwsc,
l.yl0 Iacs; sales. 700 bales: stock, e.s33 bales.
BALTIMORE, June 5-CoftDn quiet: middlings.
stock 1.57l UutpS.
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NEW YORK.
TIE LOUISIANA DEBT,


New YORK, June "a New Orleans
special to the Journal Of Commerce. says that
the amount requisite to pay the january and
February interest on the bonded debt Of the
State is deposited in the Louisiana National
Bauk. lnjunclions may cause some delay.
but the money is in the hands Of the fiscal
agent. The dispatch is signed by Charles
Clinton, auditor.
GRAND LODGE OF FREE AND ACCEPTED MASoNS.
New YORK. June 5.-Tbe Grand Lodge of
Free aud Accepted bIasonS had under con-
siderution their proposed new Constitution.
Among the amendments adopted was one
providing that tue warrant Of Il lodge can be
stlrl endered only when there cannot be
found among its members seven qualified
brethren desirons Of retaining the same.
An unqualified Mason shall not be allowed
to visit any lodge, or join in any MasoDit
procession, or receive Masonic relief or
burial. No member shall be permitted
to sever his connection from any lodge OF
which he is a member until he shall present
a ticket from some warranted lodge that he
has petitioned Ter membership therein.
STOKES 5 LAST cHM,CE.
The Court of Appeals sustains the ST.
IRENE Court of the State in the Stokes c,>c.
Unless Governor Dix interteres Stokes will
bc hung.
YACHT RACE PoSTrOSED.
The annual regatta of the New York
Yacht Club was postponed until to morrow.
Twenty yachts started in the race to day, /,
but the lack Of wind and the unfayorable
tide prevented them from making the race
in tue stipulated time. A vast crowd was
in attendance. The weather was hot.
VARIOUS ITEMS.
New YORK, June 5.-Tbe District-Attor-
ney denies that new indictments have been
obtained against Tweed and his associates.
Falling walls at Keyport, N. j., killed two
colored persons.
A youth aged eleven years and his mother
have been are ted charged with an attempt
to poison the father. The youth confessed.
A man was arrested in Brooklyn to-day
for fatally heating his wife.
The attendance at the Stock EXCHANGE to-
dav was slim, most Of the brokers bavlDg
gone to the yacht race.
The residence of J. u. r. Putnam, one OF
the editors of the Herald, vas robbed OF a
large amount of jewelry yesterday.
The funeral OF the widow OF DIR. Valen-
tine Mott, this morning, was largely at
tended.
The steamer. F'roic bas been hailed OH
Sandy Hook with the rescued party OF tue
Polari., The FruIic has been ordered direct
TO Washington,
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Aix-!a. .Chapelle. Ia view Of these facts, what
future there might be for Virginia in wool,
but for the benign and omniyerous Virginia
IpNf
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
The city Is immersed In Baptists, some
thousands nf whom have assembled here 10
celebrate their semi-cenienniaI under big
T-shaped tent oiit Sonder at the Baptist Col
tcgc. There DR.. Curry is making a fine era
ton. Mr.. Leo Wheat, uniting the Philhar-
monte Association with ke>snich's baud, has
given us 4 charming concert at the Theatre.
The rendition of the overture TO Semiramis
was delightful surprise to the audience, not
ten Of whom believed it possible for such
music to be produced in Richmond. The
Dispatch is displaying degree of enter
prise that puts to shame far weaitlier
papers, such as the Baltimore Sun and the
Phitad ,Iphla Lrdger, and the Enquirer is not
far tehind. have talked with gentlemen
from the Valley, Tidewater, Piedmont, and
Southwestern Virginia; all agree that the
wheat crop will be short and Of interior
quality. Many carriage bouses are being
turned into negro carrenter-Shops and the
increase Of .bar-tooms and barber-shops Is
very wonderful The habit OF our people
must be to take drink and get shaved :
then take drink and get shampooed: get
shaved again and take drink, and after one
more dri, K have their hair cut and then take
drink and 90 to bed. Otherwise it would
De impossible for 50 many bar-rooms and
harber-shops TO flourish. There is 10 my
knowledge but one public bathing eStab-
liShment in the city, from which one might
argue that our people have clean faces and
dirty carca>SeS, which is not true. lecause
there are more or less tubs in every house
and occasionally sponge.
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EGYPTIAN LILY.-One of these mo9nifi-
cent flowers was placed in our counting.
room yesterday by DR.. Lang>tedt' Llpuy
Hill, who has been very successful IN tnelr
culture this seiSon. The blossom CONSISTS
of single blade, the upper side dark red,
or chocolate color; about twelve incoes
long by tive broad, with solitary pi I'll eiSnt
inches long. and as large US ones thu'np'
rising from The same point as tue blossom.
This plant is known to buiani>ts as tue desh'
calocnsia, or Egyptian Aeon, and sIeat,y
resembles much smaller plant iam'liaiiy
known to us US skunk cabbage. Although
it> appearance is magnificent, the odor, u u
rather terulSive. as the many VINO tcstcd II
Yesterday are willing to acknoH ledge.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DA Y.


Tnnudry and 3oth Of June The tGres Gn heprs-
sent ueG, hGreto be paid ytte purtllo ser. on
al sTles ,nnde bet,Deea the lst Of July nitd last
Of the year the t0reS hdce to be pdid 6Y1hs Stter.
W. GuDDIN. ~ NJ, brick dwelling and IL 'rty-eiglt
lots IN Crump's plan, OH the north sic G of iiar-
vie street.
L. NJ. CHEATHAM. trustee, "a tract OF land ana
personal estate In Chesterfield about u rec miles
from tho summit on the Clover Hill railroad.
COOK h LAUGHTuN. II A. NJ. IN frol:t of their
a,,,ti i.u-hnrSe. f,miy carriage III ii match
hrScS.
HILL s GODDiN. 4tP. NJ eighty building lots on
Gary, Jacuuclin, Ashland. Blair, Claiborne and
Wiuder streets.
GRUDBS & WILLIAMS, P. NJ. new brick re-
dencc ut the southwest corner OF Grace and Bel
vderc streets.
HILL ( GDDDlN, j. NJ, new framed dwelling
on The northeast corner of Banbridge and tlf'h
streets, Manchester.
COOK & LAUGHTuN. 10 O'Clock, large and va
ried assortment of Hurniture. &C.. &c
*. GODDlN, T. M., suburban iarm Oak Grove.
half mile east of Richmond
JL, APPERSON. II NJ, Oakland, i market anu
fruit farm four anu half miles northwest OF
a
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LOCAL MATTERS.

ACCIDENT AT TIE FREE BRIDGE.-On We'd
neSday afternoon Il little girl named Helen
Witt>bin, between seven and eight years OF
age, was painfully injured near the free
bridge, on Ninth street, on the south side of
the Basin. The little girl was playing on some
timber. when piece fell upon her III some
way, and, it Is thought. fractured her leg. A
competent surgeon was called in and dressed
her injuries Tie place where the accident
occurred is quite dangerous, and parents
would do we'll not to allow their children to
play upon the timber. a--
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RICHMOND COLLEGE AND LIPE IN THE DIS
NAL SwAMp.-The current No. Of .Harpcr's
Weekly contains several unusually artEnc,
tive Virginia sketches. The picture OF
Richmond College as it will appear when
completed is excellent. and Sheppard con-
tributes six striking illustrations Of lHe in
the Dismal Swamp. The designs arc capital
and the execution remarkably tiDc. The de-
nand for this No. of the Weekly Will he
great. For sale by j. L. Ellyson, G112 Main
strppf
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- The TnEATRE.--To-night Mr.. GeOrge
Kuukel, the well known and popular ctor,
takes benefit at the new Richmond The ltre,
and he will doubtless have IN. oveEdorvng
house. Tomorrow afternoon there wi be
grand family matinee. when the Hu ldcn
Hand will be presented. Mr.. Kunket will
appear in some of bis best songs on that
occasion, and as the price of admission has
been placed at figure within the rea ch OF
almost every one, 1t is fair to predict IA very
large audience.
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A HANDSOME DONATION TO THE UNIVERSITY
or VIRGINIA. Mr. Isaac l.. Cary, OF kicl.
mond, Va, has given to the Society OF
Alumni. as an endowment for the Uuiver-
Sity of Virginia, property Of the present
value of $4,000, and in view of its location
and tue rapid growth of Richmond its pros
rertiye value is very much greater. such
an act of magnificent generosity is worthy
of the highest praise. 1t betokens noble
heart whose generous impulses are guided
by great wisdom, ard will hand down the
name of l>;lac l.. Cary rs wise and noble
bcnciaCtor Of his race.
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NO 1856
The Texns 1ertslafnr,,e..

NEW ORLEANS, June 5.--T Tie Times.s Aus
tin (Texasl special says !" The Legislature
adjourned Yesterday. The House being
four-iiflbs Democratic and Conservative
majority in the Senate. all purely Republ-
tan measures Of the last Legislature have
been! repealed, notwithstanding energetic
vetoes on the part Of the Governor. They
positively refused to rafify fhe act of the last
Legislature giving subsidy Of $4,000 per
mile on six hundred miles of the IDterDa-
tioual rff1road ;;
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Eau DE CoLoGSE.-Therc is possibly as much
difference in the quality OF the different articles so:d
under this name as between the odor of the African
llly and the Lily OF the Valley. The one repulsi'e'
even offensive the other as delft aud fragrant as
ever grew Many varieties Of perfumes are IN t'se'
but EAU DE COLOGNE. when II pure article can DC
obt,iued. will always m :lntain Its hold upon the
pubiIc Thit made I'm Germany by Martins lar the
st we have ever seen. With its fragrant ana agree
atle odor stcaliug into ones senses Dermeilhe, rs
It were his VIII DE being, visions OF howery bowers
bright skies, aud soft breezes completely of rpo"er
him.
This article Is composed of the most delicate, spi-
ritous, ;pl aromatic substances CT 'hf 'esetao''
kingdop, aud Its excellent quaties nave easueu % ioi
!; Iiph reru,aion AZ we'll for SalulI 'ity as for ps-
sure ItLuds the first rank among every sieeles oi
perfume. eat ,t-f =,
This rs well Us all other Imported perfumes may
be had Of MEADE & BAKER, 9io Main street
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BALTJM,,RE MaHKETs.

RALTIMoKE, June s.-Fiour dull and unchanged.
Wheat weak and lower white. choice 81 $50 Il 30
choice amber. Sls5G$l8i gca 20 prime red, 81. 10
sLso; common to fair, 81 f..eo: red wes,err,
steady: white southern. 72c : yellow Southern, ,eg9
CSC. mixed western, 63c. Provisions quiet Mess
pork dali and nominal at $l7soaffls; shoulders
scarce and III dem an at tic. ribsldes. Sse; clear
ri-sides, s5@9c. Bacon lin fair deniand for shoul-
drJ ut sic.; rb-sides, slr; clear rib-sdes
sngar-cured hams, 1ilD'Cc. Lard very duh and
nominal ar sllfRc. Western butter steady and uE-
changed. Whiskey steady at ost09ic sugar uu-
l,l hIrnl =
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1.tre,,s AceitIeuts.

ppRr HupE, CANADA, june 5.--Len.Ss car.
cns frTi,, rnn of the track Yesterday st'fIl.
of the animals were injured. one ip'ii ~ Wa -
Iil.ca and anatfc. fatally Etfl,
s's;s ! SAN Faasc,sgo, J,uc . IA tornado pros.
.,.s,ed ,be tent of T., 9 Naw O,',saiss and NeT
sYerk circus exhibiting le,e, There Was: 2
9rs,s . rsns,io aiaot,c stis speetatprst number
g a W whoa. ners hursl bas asiis sasslls,
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ARRIVAL OF ALLEGED MuRDERERs.-Detec.
tives Knox and Wren arrived here yesterday
on the o'clock 2. NJ. northern train, having
in charge Lawrence Woodward and John
Cooper. arrested at Elktou, Cecil county
Maryland on the Charge cf being accessories
TO the murder of the sailor Edward Taylor.
They were locked up in the First station
house. Both Woodward and Cooper are
youug men about twenty years of age. were
horn and raised in the State of Pennsylvania,
and quite black. They will be brought be-
fore The Police Justice this morning.
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ELECTION or MASONIC DFFIcERs.-At a
meeting of Richmond Lodge, No. 10. A. F..
~. held at Masons' Hall, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing twelve
mouths: J. V. Bidgood, w. NJ; /. 5.
Tower. :. W.: &. T. Binturb. j. W.; {. M.
Branch. T.: j. f. Riddick, s.; W. II. VIII
laul>, :. D.; Joseph NJ. Stevens, J. ID.
Thomas Angel, tiler. Stewards Committee
O.. l.. Bid2ood. ]. b. Page, W. NJ. Bnford,
" 4. RiddiCk
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KNIGHTS OF PyTHIAs.-Grand Chancellor
G. W. Lindsey, of Maryland, will arrive
here on Thursday of next week as the chair
man of committee appointed by Oriental
Lodge, No. 1S, of Baltimore. TO present to
Syracuse Lodge, No. 3, of this city, Il
Pythian banner by way OF acknowledgment
of the courtesies extended to Oriental Lodge
by Syracu-e Lodge during the late session OF
the Supreme Lodge.
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Weather Probabilities.

WAsHINGToS, June 5.-For the New Eng
land and the Middle States and lower lake re-
ginn, sou'hwesterly 10 northwesterly winds.
rising barometer, and clear or partly cloudy
weather are probable on Friday.
For the South Atlantic States, southerly
to westerly winds, with probably rain from,
South Carolina to Florida.
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SALT.-The cargo of bark Edwin, direct
~ frum Liverpool consists or $500 sacks OF
Worthington brand STOVED FINE SALT. In FULL
bleaehed twiilei sucks, OF superior quality: This
salt Is shppc by the celebrated house of Ashton
Son. whose salt Is recognized aS superior tD any
imported. We ch.r the cargo for sale, delivered ut
City Point or Richmoud, at buyers option.
I.43t DAVENPORT Il MORRIS.
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Co>TlSuED.--The case of Harry Mitchell,
charged with the murder OF Edward Taylor,
was continued by the Police Justice yester-
day until this morning, by which time it Is
eypccted that John Cooper and Lawrence
Woodward, arrested at Elkton, Maryland,
OH the same charge, will hare arrived, and
their examinations can he gone into ut the
same time.
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1,cHTNING.RoDs.

= OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IRE preImreot,
TOM, up niuNsoN's well-known TnBui,an ,, hs ~
han, ,o,r AGENTS Tor the last i've years ordris
bromptiy and faithfully attended 70. -, ;.h,.,,
his.,. sole agents for Oh oiLi Wrtsi, tsn
lsover l5o reles aud the finest cii fvr on
fi'e' eA ''sn 'i. - j. r.: sioUNTgAsrLE & co..
mi, N si'ss $ - RicHiDntt. Va
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Esy Telegraph.
. - : -. ~
NEW tUkk MARKETS, :.

NEW lUKK M3KEETS, '
SEw YORK. June s.-Cottcn quiet sales. 9, ,s5s
bales Flour fasols luiycrs common to extSa, 1870
s.c. Wheat in soo.i export demand. and holders
generally disposed TO rc3!,e Corn slightly fayors
buyers: whitcwestern, 7sc Rice steady at fatns5c.
Pork Stoadler; new, $u.50 Beef quiet. Lard
wesker, SIC. Navals steady. Tallow quiet Freighfs
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A Efensjisss Deed,

CulCaGo, Juue IA respectable German
woman. while on ber way hume, was offered
a seat III a buggy, which she accepted. The
man who took her up drove the buggy to
Lincoln Park, where he attempted to out.
rage his companion failing In Which, he
killed her With knife. The murderer was
arrested and Is now in Jail. s
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nA1rrMoRE LIVE STOCK MARKET let

BALTIMORE. June Seattle fairly active and &c.
higher The very hest on sale to-day 63GTtc. That
generally rated first quality stYstc; medium or
ssales. I,ol7 head. Hogs-Demaud good: supply
fair corn-fed 7sGjc.: stillers receipts l4is
head. Sheepinfuu supply, with moderate demand
nc tGIsc. lower; closed With downwaid tendency {;
common 70 fair, iG5c.; fair to good, s@sc.; re-
cpiptS, 4 .553 head, .....--s
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HENEICo COUNTY CoURT.-The grand
jury of the Henrico county Court met yes
terday and presented the commissioners OF
election ut Bakers store and franklin House
precincts for not having them open on cleo
lion day. They also presented Mrs. Sher-
man, who lives on the Nine-mile road, for
allowing unlawful gaming. J. B. Grayins
was also presented for the same offence
The court adjourned until Monday next.
when the case of the commissioners will be
caiIed for trial.
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FINANCIAL.
BY Tciegraph.
NEW YORK..

ls-ts, - sE5s5s.F RF.W Il IFfh.tt5 saf. "a l3se
NEw YORK, juno s.-specie shipments to-day,
sisaeoc The Government sold s. 1000 ooo gold. 10
day, mostly nc q fraction nuder lis. The trahsac-
tions In southern bon'Is amounted 10 sioo,cao.
Money, 4Gs. Sterling. 10 3Galoa. Governments
and States very quiet; Tennrs'ee,e. %; ncw 7st.
Virslntas, "a; new, SO; consols. So. Loaistana's,
-; new. g. teree's. 10; !; s's 50. Alaiamas, 90 !;
So. SIS. Georgia's, 80; is 30. North Cardinals,
% new, Is; srecisLt.x, la South Carolinas, 20;
new, H. ~
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SENT TO THE sCHAlH-GANG.-Jrh Woodscn,
charged with stealing three shirts from lit
tie son of Charlotte Scott, was before the
Police Justice Yesterday morning, and by
him sent to jail and the chain-gang for six
pfh
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Indian Affairs.

YANKToE Agency, DAKOTA, June 4, r'a
Fort Randall, Juue 5.--None of the iauk.
| ton Indians have lcf. this reservation to join
the hostile bands on the upper Missouri, as
reported lately by General Custar. The
Yanktons are ulI at home attending to their
business. [>igGedl JoHN q. GosMAS,
United States Indian Agent.
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The BRoAD-STREET CoMMITTEE.-1he Spe-
cial committee appointed to take into con-
stleration the removal of the track from
Broad street will meet iu the Council cham
Der at o'clock this afternoon.
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LOOK AT THE BACKGROUND CoLoRED s.RIPEt'
GRENADINES which LEVY BROTHERS are now
selling at l2. rs, lss, and % cents per ysrd; and
don't forget the black crepe 1naretz, two yards wide,
at 80 cents worth SL5o.
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Wass3furt0n 9teus.

WAsHINGToS, June 5.-The Civil Service
Board has adjourned to October.
The Texan border commission will arrive
on the 18th. They will flush by the 1st of
July.
There were no southern appointments to-
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Contempt Of the HomRopathists.
CLEVELAND, Ono, June 5.-The Hom9o-
pathic Institute, in session here, received
the announcement Of the expulsion of some
OF their members from the Medical Society
OF Massachusetts, with shouts OF dcri ion,
laughter, and applause.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-OrrIcE JUNE ). 1873. Miss
Mary Sewell. Anderson street, 1921, Phila-
dclphia. Penn. Miss Alburter Gibbs. Rich
mond, Va. }. i. Cox. CoaIfeld, Va. Judge
John NJ. Gregory, Charles City Courthouse,
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TREASURY NoTEs. The balance in the
state treasury yesterday was $l,477.0S3.96.
The treasurer of the city Of Lyncbburg
deposited i'm the State treasury Yesterday
three dollars in coupons in payment Of State
faxes
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Death OF an Actress--'Fhe Insanity
N0iCq.

ST. LOUIS, June 5.--Miss Leo Hudson, the
equestrian acITess, died here last evening.
Her remains viii be taken TO Baltimore.
Mrs. Fore, who was assaulted by her hus-
band. will probably recover. he pleads IN
sani,y and claims b I've Captain Jack.
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HUsTIsGs CouRT.-This court met yestcr-
day and adjourned until this morning. The
grand jury will also meet to-day.
LII this court yesterday the counsel in the
case of Horace Venabie asked the Judge not
to sentence the accused until Saturday next.
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Dress DrILL.--The Richmond Grs;vS have
dress drill tonight at the Old Market Hal!
in summer unitorm--white pants, nt W dress
caps. epauletS, and cross-belts.
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The Supreme Rencs, o, yu,no,s

CHICAGO, June 5.-Returns Indicate the
election OF A. N. Craig, the farmers candi-
date for Judge of the Supreme Court over
Judge Lawrence, the present Cbief.Justice,
by majority of about I .anf.
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TO THE LApIEs.-Just received the latest style OF
fans. iewelry, hair goods, kid gloves scarfs, &c.
&c for sale at u greauj reduced price, at E. L
GRAse ERE. esI Broad street. Please give me
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CoLoRED LkcEs. for trimming suits. are now In
vogte Levy BROTHERS have u large assortment
but call particular attetion to lot which they are
.llIng at Is cents per yard. worth e5 cents
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An Ascending Borrower-New Steam

PHILADELPHIA, June 5.-John Wilson,
packins-box manufacturer, has decamped
with, $4,000 borrowed money. he had
fallen into gambling habits.
The steamship Illinois, the fourth Of the,
American line, will be launched Flidar.
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seizure of Rfoottetl stae,,

BosrUN. June 1.-TWO imported trotting
! horses-PriuceSs and Blue Bonnet have
| been seized for underyaIuation
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NorARIrs Public APPOINTED. The Co.
vernon appointed Mr.. Joseph h. Pendletou,
Yesterday. notary public for the county ct
Louisa.
The Govern or has also appointed Mr.. Leo
poId &. L. Cowper notary for the city OF
Portsmouth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-06

GAuzE USpERsHIRTs at yerv low prices for sal
by L. 3. SPENCE & SON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-06

EIGHTEEN YARDS OF genuine hand. made liner
hot,Jin- edge can be had for 50 cents at EFY Bro
TIERS 1t is tust The drlice for edging ufie, and
will out-i.st the garment It Is placed on.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-06
Cholera Reports Contradicte,,,

Cholera Reports COntrntfictetf, txc.
ST. LOUIS, June 5.-The reports tha' the
cholera prevails in this city are entirely un-
true.
Tile Indians have scalped 4 imam in Kansas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-06
ABOUT RICHMOND.

.,-nl. ELltS IN JAlL--THEIR
.>piilNN AND NCClPATlONS--
r,lITICAL RUMORS-lIBERAL
.,nGl\I,NS WtNTEn-THE HIS
..,rl,Al SOCIETY IN \ GARRETT
..n,N- WOOL V. DOG -MlStEL-
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-06

HoRSE-HAIR HAT-A curiosity: something en-.
tirely new; the auest SUMMER HAT In Richmond :
at P, ,WYIsIGER & CO.'S.