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The Calamity at Syracuse.
FOURTEEN PERSONS KILLED OUTRIGHT AND 7
HUNDRED INJURED.

FOURTEEN PERSONS KILLED OUTRIGHT AND TWO
HUNDRED INJURED.
SYRACUSE, n. Y, June 24.-The disaster
at the Central Baptist church strawberry
festival last plight has cast many families in
this city into the deepest distress. The cor
rected list OF casualties show that nineteen
persons were killed, mostly young ladies and
children. The accident was caused by the
giving way Of 4 jost that supported the
noor. The joist ran from both sides of the
room to cross-Stringer, the middle OF which
was supported by iron rods from the roof
The strlnger gave way, pulling the ceiling
and roof down upon the people, and pre-
cipitating them into the room below. The
work OF recovery was exceedingly slow, as
1t had to be done in the dark, and it was
feared that the walls would fail in.
The scene in the streets around the church
at the time Of the disaster battles description.
Thousands were gathered there asking after
friends, waiting for the dead, aud attending
to the injured. The entire police force and
fire department Of the city were called out,
and took charge or the work Of recovering
the dead and wounded.
The broken timbers were hoisted up with
difficulty. The walls OF the church did not
fall in, but are seriously damaged. The
church is comparatively new one. A few
minutes before the floor gave way it trem.
bled so that many persons left the room,
| fearing an accident, which had been pre-
| dictcd by many.
The accident was caused by the giving
way of the joiSt that supported the floor.
The joist ran from both sides of the room to
| 4 crossS-tringer, the middle of which was
supported by iron rods from the roof
The striuger gave way, pulling the cell
| ing and roof down upon the people, and
precipitatins them into the floor below.
The work Of recovery was exceedingly
slow, as it had to be done in the dark, and
it was feared every moment that the walls
| would fall in.
Of the killed nine were children. Rev.
George T. Bowling, pastor Of the church.
was dangerously wounded; Rev. Ii. }.
Eddy, another clergyman W no was present,
was also seriously injured.
[Sccond Dispatch.1
SYRACUSE, June 24---The Central Baptist
Church disaster proves to have been fully as
serious as telcgraphed last night. The bodies
of fourteen persons killed have been recov-
cred, and further search this morning shows
that this is the number Of persons killed out
right. Several persons are so severely in
jured that they will pro ably die. The num-
Der of minor casualties is nearly or quite one
hundred. Among them about dozen per-
sons with broken limbs.
The cause of the disaster was the defective
construction of the building. The support
ing truss was composed of pauks spiked to-
gcther.
The excitement in the community con-
tinueS very great.
Later.-Up to l O'Clock this afternoon
two additional deaths had occurred. Seye-
raj of the injured will be crippled for life.
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j. Is. q ENTRY.
General Freight and Ticket Agent

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL-e
ROAD COMPANY.
COMMENCING MAY 15Tu, 1874 trains
~ on this road will run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
sos A. NJ, THROUGH MAI. daily except Sun.
day.. connecting for all points South
and West. Seeplng-car attached.
500 A. NJ, Fl:ElGH TRAIN daily except Sum
day., with coach attached, tor Peters
burg and stations on the Southsid6
road. Lynchburg, and the West.
1:4J Z. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for all points South and West. with
Pullman Sleeper attached, running
through from Richmond to saw innah.
Passengers taking this train viii
make close connection ut Petersburg
for Norfolk.
5:35 p NJ, FaEIGhr daily Except Sundiy),
with coach attach ell.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
7:45 A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily Except
Sunday with coach attached.
1900 NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg ano
Potomac railroad Tor all points East
and West.
sos P. NJ, FaEIGIr daily except sund,y)-
coach attachen.
S:25 Z. NJ, THROUGH MAlL daily Except Sun.
day., connecting with Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
for AL points East and West. PullIna
Sleeper attached running through 10
Baltimore.
The MAIL TRAINS will not stop between Rich.
mond and Petersburg except at Manchester ana
Chester.
Passengers from Glover Hill will leave at $50 4.
NJ, and returning leave Richmond at LAO I. ID.
dav Except Sunday.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start from
AppomattoX depot.
my II A. SHAW, superintendent.
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Fratrjcide and ATTEMPTED Suicide.

NEwA' n. j., June 24.-At midnight
Monday, John Ii. Huber entered the apart
ment of his sister and shot her in the head
iptlictipg fatal wounds, because she refused
to discontinue receiving the attention of a
sutton whom Huber disliked. He was ar
rested, and while in cell attempted to com.
NIT suicide, but was cut down before he
could accomplish bis design.
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NFw WORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Jhne 24.-Cotton dull and easier;
sales of go bales at 17a@1S4c: southern flour
quiet and steady; common 10 tar extra, st. 2Oty
ST So: good TO choice extra. SIS .90USll. Wheat
less active and 203c. lower: 43u47c. FOR winter
red western. Corn less active and 1c. lower AT
SO%GIS3c. tor western mixed: S24MS3c. for
VIZ stern yellow. Coffee firm and less doing 1t l 8
M22c. for no. Ordinary To prime. Sugar unset
tlcI al 7aGISc. for fair TO good refining: Sac. for
prime: 7l,ttStc. for fair 10 strictly good reiined
firm MoIlsscss quiet, with light jJbbing sales.
Rice quiet and steady. 1aIIow firm NJ 7isdLS9sc.
Rosin heavy and lower ut !215. Iurpcntine heavy
at 36Hc. Pork lower; new mess, 81 s. ~; quiet.
Lard lower at LEG. Whiskey shade iirIner at
Q9M99Sc. Ficights TO Liverpool quiet anu firm.
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Trouble among Lonsshoremen.

New ORLEANS, June 24.-About one hun.
dred lopgshoremen made an attack to-day.
upon fifty laborers in Baylis's coal yard IN.
Algiers, with bricks and clubs, driving them
from work, ard seriously woundlng TWO OF
them. The assailants took possession oil the
yard, but were finally driven out by ponce
men. The men working in the YARD were
receiving less than union rates, ana 90 not
belong to the Algiers union. Threats or
further violence are made.
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PENNSYLVANIA Republican Convention.

PHILADELPHIA, June s4.-Republican Cor
ventions are in session to-day to nominate
candidates in the congressional districts. Mr..
Harmer is renominated in the Fifth district.
His competitor was, Leonard Myers, tbs
present incumbent from the Third district,
the new apportionment having thrown both
into the Fifth district. . t.
In the Second congressional district
Charles O'Neill was renominated. In the
Seventh Senatorial Convention Benjamin V.
Thomas was nominated. ....
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sole of rhorouehbred Horses.

LgxrsGroN, KY, June 24.-At Alexan.
der's sale OF thoroughbreds to-day Colonel
McDaniels bought the finest animal soda
full brother of Harry Bassett--for 81, 100.
Fifty thoroughbred yeaIl:ngs sold at an ave.
rage of 1928 each. Trctters sold for about
500 each on the average. Total sales
amounted to S40,500.
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Decision i'm a Pilot Case.

New YORK, June 24.-The general term OF
the Court of Common Pleas to-day affirmed
the judgment of Judge Quinn in the case OF
the Sandy Hook pilols against several ship
owners, which was brought to recover out
side pilotage. Judge Quinn had gwen JUG
ment in the First Judicial District Court Tor
the pilots, which decision was afhrmeo oy
the higher court, as stated.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. June 24 Flour quiet, steady. and
unchanged Wheat unchanged. Corn firm: white
southern, S9c.; yellow southern, Soc. mixed WEST
arm, new, 79HGS0c old. S2NS3c. Oats steady
southern G5M7Oc.: western mixed. 5S@ SOC. {:
western white. 6Om6lc. Rye dull N 90095c. Lay
unchanged. Provisions quiet. steady. and nm
changed Western butter firm and scarce and in
firm: ordinary 10 prime cargocS. 1S4@2ll 20.
Whiskcy dull aud nominal at 9SQg99c. sugar irner
nd Unchanged.
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W. ANOTHER LOT OF SASH RIB

BONS.-Widc-fgurcd SASH RIBBONS at Acc
per yard worth 60c.;
Wide-strlped and watered SASH RIBBONS, both
sides alike, ut so and CSC. per yard worth 81
and IL rs per yard;
Watered SASH RIBBONS, In pink, blue, and cher
rv, at Csc. per yard worth 81;
Wide plain silk SASH RIBBONS at 75c. per yard
worth 81;
Double-laccd RIBBON. one inch WIDE satin one
side. the other watercd, at 15c. per yard worth
2Jc.;
RIBBONS In all qualities and colors, from one
fourth inch 10 seven inches. The above COM
prises the largest, cheapest, and best assorted
stock Of RIBBONS ever offered in this city.
LEVY BROTHERS.
Look at our ONE DOLLAR KID GLOVES.
IL
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The Norfolk County Contested Elee
lion Casc-Mnrine-Sf.J Johns Day.
Especial Telegram to the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram to the Dtspatch.l
PORTSMOUTH, June 24.-The election con-
test was virtually ended in the Hastings
Court to-day, in favor of the Conservatives
elect.
The steamer Ruggles, recently sunk in
Chowan sound, has been raised and carried
to Elizabeth City. N. c., for repairs.
The celebration of st. Johns Day in Nor
folk aud Portsmouth tonight is finer than
for years.
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. COMM ERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, June "a. 1874.
OFFERISGs.-The offerings on Change to-day
were 800 bushels new Kentucky white wheat; $50
bushels old red wheat; l ,06S bushels white corn,
and so bales Of hay.
SALES.-100 bushels very good white corn sold
at 92c.
REMARKS.-The new wheat on Change to-day
was offered by a. y Stokes Co. 1t was offered 10
arrive, and was exhibited by sample sent by mail
or express. No bid was made Tor It on Change /;
there being no miller present. 1t was taken to
one Of the mills and - asked for it, but the party
to whom it was offered refused to buy or make 4
hid nj present
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PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE "a, 1874.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Post, Norfolk, mer-
chandlse and PASSENGERS.
Steamer j. w. Everman, Platt, Philadelphia,
merchandise and passengers, W. p. Porter
Steamer Ellie Knight, Trayers, Baltimore, mer-
chandtse, l.. Il. Tatum.
Schooner May, -, Boston, Ice. 4 6. Babcock.
Schooner Lizzie Florence, Lippincett, New York,
Light, to Curtis L Parker.
SAILED.
Steamer Eliza HancoX, Deyo, Norfolk, mer
chandI.e and passengers, l.. 4. Tztum, agent
Schooner B. Bradley. McGonegal, Philadelphia,
granite, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Ro1anna, Frlnk. Baltimore, Vid OLD
Fort lumber, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Vs. IL. Rowe, Whittimore, New York.
camel coal, Currie Co.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
BosToS, June 22.-Schooner Joseph Farwell,
GREGORY.
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III GENTLEMEN WILL FIND AT
LEVY BROTHERS, Isle THREAD, SILK.
COTTON, AMI MEklNO UNDEHL AR
MENTS; SILK, LINEN. and COTTJN pOCk-
ET HANDKERCHIEF ELS:
DRESS SHIRTS in great variety;
LINEN, PAPER. and CLOTIl-tlSlSIIED COL
LAkS nf the latest sly les: SCARFS. TIES. and
CRASATS: SUBSCRIBERS. NlGIlT-CAPS.
and UMBRELLAS: GLOVES. SOCKS, and
CANES: SHIFTING LINEN al-t COTTON;
LINEN SHIRT BUoOMS and CUFFS.
LEVY BROTHERS.
1917 and 1919 Main street, Richmond, Va.
COLGhTr'S SOAPS, EXTRACTS. ana rOILE TT
WATER. je24
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Ihe Postal Law-Sote from NE,
Thomas.
House OF REPRESENTATIVES,,

WASHINGTON, b. c., June %, 1874
LdttDrS Of Dispatch. Richmond: Both
House. have just adopted the report Of the
Conference Committee on the Post-ottice
appropriation bill, by which all newspapers
circulate free Of postage in the county where
published, and III the rate Of two cents per
pound On all papers published weekly and
oitcuer, circulating outside OF their respec-
tive counties, and three cents per pound
when published schooner than once q week,
including periodicals. Prepayment of post
aye on newspapers on the 1st of January
next. Vefy respectfully yours,
6. Y. THOMAS.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. June 25- NoGn.-Stocks active aud
irregular. Money, 2k. Gold. HE. Exchange
Long. 4SSs; short, 491. Governments dull, State
bonds quiet.
Eceuing.-Money easy at 2HGl3. Exchange
dull: 4S1E. Gold weak and dull 1T 1112sS1114.
Governments dull. States quiet and nominal.
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WILMINGTON, June 24.-Spirits turDen.ine firm
at 32Sc. Rosin quiet $3.50 for strained. Crude
turpcntine steady: $3.50 for hard; $3.50 for yell
low dip; SO for virgin. Tar firm ut II .55.
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ST. LOUIS MARkE TS.

ST. LOUIS. June 24.-Fl our easy for buyers
supcrtne winter, 80. 75@S523 extra do, s+'3O
@,F5 double extra, do, S3@J5.50. Corn firncr;
No. mixed, 60H06lc., spot, track and eleva-
tor: 60c for July: G2Hc for August: Whisky
steady at 96c. Pork rIner at $1S.12HGGSl 5. 20
cash, S14.75. Bacon steady only limited job.
biug demand. Lard unchanged.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
France.


PARIS. June 24.-The vigorous efforts made
by the Bonapartists to influence public opln-
ion and turn it to their own account causes
much uneasiness. The party is organizing
committees in every department, establishing
newspaper organs, and distributing polltlcal
documents and petitions urging the restora-
ton of the Empire.
1t is probable the Assembly will success
fully reject all the constitutional bills. Inc
Republicans manifest joy over the prospect
believing thata dissolution will be the lneVl-
table result. The Conservatives favor either
the postponement Of the bills until winter,
If none of them can be adopted now, or the
intervention of President MacMahon by
means of q message, holding the Assembly
responsible for failure to organize the powers
of the Executive.
Goulard's condition is hopeless.
PARIS, June 24.-An order has been is
sued by the Government prohibiting the
distribution in France OF photographs oil
the Prince Imperial.
England.
Lospos, June 24.-Railway officials have
orders to arrange for Queen Victoria's visit
TO Russia. She will arrive in Russia on the
14th of September.
LONDON. June 24.-Sir Bartle Frere has
resigned the presidency of the Royal Geo.
graphical Society, and General Sir Henry
c. Rawlnson has been elected bis successor.
A special dispatch to the Times says that
the Carlist General Lisarraga is deac.
At the summer meeting at Neweistle-on.
TYNE to-day the Northumberland plate was
won by Lilly Agnes, Louise was second ana
Owtonsthird. There were twelve starters.
The last betting was seven to four against
Lilly Agnes, five TO one against Louise, anu
twenty to one against OWton.
The relations between Turkey ana PERSIA
are not friendly. 1t appears that the FER
sian Government has refused TO compel Tue
return to Turkish territory of tribe num-
bering 10000 families which has been SUD-
iect to the Porte, but escaped aoross the
Persian frontier, and that a number OF Turk:
have been seized and maltreated by Danc
of Persian pilgrims. The Turkish Govern
ment threatens to force Persiaro give up the
nersons who have abused its subjects and te
surrender the revolving tribe. Unless &C
commodation is speedily effected the rela
lions of the two countries will become crit
ical.
Is Spain. 3,8.t
MADRID, June PA band OF Carllst
made an attack upon Belmont, in Tarrago
m, Yesterday, and tie gsrrlson, to avoid tn
burning of the place, Surrendered.
The insurgents maize u demand upon Tue
authorities for s6 800 and took OFT seyefa
persons, stating hat they would hold then
as hostages for the payment OF the money
They were followed by force OF Repn1ii
can troops, who overlook them ana Alile'
twenty,
| GERMANY.
+. BERLIN, June 24.-Ten Prusslun S O.,ho
sre in attendance upon the Roman easao'
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CrSctSxATI June 24.-Flour dull and declining at
s6lOMSG.25. Corn Gull; mixed. 63M64c. Fork
firm and in fair demand at III .S7i@M :1S. Lara
quiet and unchanged; summer, 10l3c: Kettle
lie. Bacon steady: shoulders. 7:ic.; clear rib
9lac and generally held higher; clear, 10sc. Whls-
key strady al 95c,
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MI MALTHOPTONIQU

We have just received another and full supplyo
BUTTONS ENGLISH EXTRACT of MALT and
HOPS, which has been so favorably prescribed By
our best physicians Us tonic in general debility,
wakefulness, nervousness, &c.
MEADE & BAKER, ..
Dispensing Pharmacists,
anil 919 Main street
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Massachusetts, Liquor License Bill =.
BosroN, June 24.-The liquor-license piil
passed the lower branch OF the Massacnu t
sets Legislature TO its enactment to'oay y
q vote Of q to 80. g-
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, June 24.-Tirginia G's, old. 30; con-
sofa, 53a; do. ex-coupons. 51s. West Virginia 5
IL, North Carolina 6's unchanged.
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NE SHERRY.-A large lot Of SHERRY
lust received direct from Spain. and for sale in
bond or duty paid by OSCAR CRAM,
lie 22-1w No. IA Governor street.
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BY 'IELEs5 R4APHs i
Latest News from Washington.


tcr-Gcncral Cres'weiR-- President!
Grants Summer Tour-Exodus Of
Important Changes
gssnted at in the Treasury Depart
rncnI.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.f
WASHINGTON, June 24.-Tlie announce
mcnt is made tonight upon authority that
PostmaStcr-G General Crcswcll has resigned,
This move on his part was entirely uneX-
pcctcd. rs there has never been the slightest
ntimation that be would retire from the
Cabinet during President Grants term. 1t
is very probable that his successor will bo
appointed before the first Of next month.
The President will start on his summer
tour tomorrow, making his first visit to
relative in West Virginia. His intention els
to remain away from the capital only two or
three days on this trip, but he will very soon
leave for Long Branch. He has received u
large number Of invitations to spend por-
ton of the summer at different points
throughout the country. and it is likely he
will accept some Of them.
There is q great exodus of Congressman
from Washington by every train. The de-
partmentS were crowded with them to-day,
adjusting business for themselves and their
friends.
Sercra important changes in the Treasury
Department are limited at as soon as the Sec
Rotary gets breathing time. He was perfectly
overwhelmed with visitors to-day.
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STILL GREATER REDUCTION IN
PRICES OF DRY GOODS.
GRENADINES, BEREGES, and POPLINS from
1910, up;
LAWNS, 12i! cents;
Large lot OF ..---.----... -.-
DRESS GOODS
1871 at 25 cents;
Another lot of LADIES' and GENTS MERIEO
SHIRTS from SOC. up;
COLORED PlQUES at great sacrifice
VICTORIA LAWNS, 20c., Csc, and up;
BEST BLEACHED COTTON for 1Oc and 2hc. to
be had any where;
TABLE DAMASk,
TOWELS, and
NAPKINS;
Beautiful PARASOLS for 50c.;
CORSETS, HOOP SKIRTS.
KID and THREAD GLOVES,
HOSIERY in endless variety.
COURTNEY & POWELL.
je "a SIS Broad street.
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Conference at FiIIsis he vess n Z !o|nn

CONFERENCE at Fulda. T6e ress 81 Cologne:
Rose,i, 'dnd Tr6Ves are rep presenter 6y,debu-
lies, the bishops oftthose places being in pri-
Professor Gneist ais about to proceed to
America for the, purpose, of searching the
archives or the different States Of the Ameri.
can Union for Information to aid him in pre-
naring history OF the Constitution of the
United States. While In Washington he will
be the guest Of President Grant.
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II is intiuIatedto.night that the President
has rendered the Postmas craftsmanship to
Congressman Eugene Hale, OF Maine.
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DEpA KrUREss or STEAMERS.

TOR PHILADELPHIA.-xEk
4 The steamer j. W. EVERMhN. sslieik1aG11b
Capttin PLATT, will receive freight for the above
pOrt till FRIDAY, the 28'h Instant, at 2 O'Clock.
Freight taken for Wilmington. Del. Providence,
and Boston: ALSO for Liverpool snd Antwerp ria
Red Star aud A American steamship lines, ano bills
lading signed through.
Passage to Philadelphia, including meals and
state room, IS. ". L. PORTER, Aaeai,
je 2j-2t No. 242o DOCK street,
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MARINE aNTELLEGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE "a, 1874.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, JUNE rs, 1874.
Sun RISES. .......,. 442 Noon sets......... 1888
Sun setS...,...... 7.1SI High tide. 90
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WASHINGTON Items

WASHINGTON, June 24.-The President,
accompanied by Mrs. Grant, will leave here
tomorrow on brief visit to West Virginia
The Cabinet was insession to-day and at
tended to large amount of routine bust
ness.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-25
nor NEW The I%EFs

FOR NEW YORK The 1FWM
[, Old Dominion Steamship Company's s-zzs1kEf3.
steamship WYANOKE. Captain COuCH, will sail
EKIDAY June Goth, AZ O'Clock Z. NJ.
Freight received until O'Clock L. 81.
Through bills OF lading signed. and goods for.
wartied with dispatch tn all points north, souths
east, and west also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Far. 10 New York, $l2; stecri2e, SO; round
trip tickets, $50.
For freight or passage apply TO
u. VI. ALLEN s. CO., Agents.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-25
NEW GOODS FOR THE SEASON.

HUDGINS, GORDON & co.
June 22d) are opening
CHOICE DRESS GooDS-very cheap;
BoRDERED LAwNs-ncw and cheap;
LINEN FABRICS of all kinds for ladies' dress SUITS
Beautiful PERcALEs at Is;
More SASH RIBBONS at 75c.;
SPANISH LACES, for scarfs and sacques;
GENTLEMEN'S and LADIES' UNDERWEAR;
men;
FANS In variety. je %