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VIRGINIA AND MARYLAND BOUNDARY LINE.
Messrs. Isaac D. Jones and w. Pinkney
Wbyte, of Maryland, and Raleigh T.. Daniel
and W. J. Robertson, on the part of Virgi-
MIA, are taking testimony in this city In rela-
ton to the Virginia and Maryland boundary
line. Dir. Curtis, Of Onancock, Accomac
county. was examined yesterday.
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ORprsArtos,-Rey. Kerr b. Tupper, oi
this city. was orc. o.aiBed to the gospel ministry
last Sunday, with appropriate services, 10
Charlottesville Baptist church, by presby'
terry composed Of Refs. Ja:nes flfe, y. o.
Jeter, D. D.. j. G. Long, D. D., ana u. A'
Tupper, d. d.
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Accidental Homicide.

Dover, N. Y, June 15.-Patrlek Payne
had an alteration yesterday evening with
Joan Gibney. Payne entered his house for
a revolver, and being in an excited state shot
his wife in the abdomen, presumably Dy ac-
cident. She died In an hour.
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CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE, !
pIruMoyn. NAV 81, 1875.

CITY COLLECTORS OrFIcE,l
RICHMOND, May 81, 1870.
This Office viii be open "daily from 8 O'Clock a.
NJ. to O'Clock P. NJ. from the ] 5TH TO THE Sofh
OF UNE, INCLUSIVE, for the purpose Oh reeelyAs
from any person charged with city taxes"
REAL AND PERSONAL,
for the year 1875, "tae whole or one'hah OF shs
amount OF lax charged; and that ten per centnsn
will be added to the amount Of tax charged IN every
case where the party assessed shall fail TO pay e
whole or one-half within the time so limited" :
To avoid crowd and pressure on the last days OF
collection the Collector respectfully requests al
parties to call early in the time specified and thoss
having Lists ana memoranda to leave win 90 50
hat their bills may be selected and receipts mad
out JOHN y. GEGNAoL1'
te1-ln Collector.
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PERSONAL.

| RICHMOND, June Is, 1875.
CARD.-HaviDg seen the name OF the
The nnaWon Tribe OF Red Men 10 visit West Point
on MONDAY, JUNG 21st, to play q mateh-g game % OF
baseball with The swan Club, desire 70 state tasn
nnhtc tha, INV Cut will not 20, or ever made my
puorr a noe e man,s1 IN 90 JOSEPH DEVIHE.sg
iei8-Its Captain Atlannc ase-Eall GIao...
NOTICE.-All persons are hereby seau.
IN toned against harhoring or trusting any OF
the crew OF ihe Norwegian b'rs A vidaI, Cap!ain .sn
Johnsen, from Liyerpool ~ no ospts Oh c0a
~ I4-sr CUETIS i PAEkEB, Agents.
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SENT TO THE PENlTESTIARY FOR STEALING A
LADIES' WATCH. In the Hastings Court yes
terday William Harris, charged with stealing
valuable gold watch from Mrs. l.. q. Ham
moud, was tried, found guilty, and sent 10
the penilentiary for three years. a Motion
for new trial was made by Harrls,s eoun-
sci. but after consideration the motion was
withdrawn, in view of the fact that there
was but little chance Of the Supreme Court
the judgment OF the court below.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
William n. Tweed Released by the New
York Supreme COurt-Harsher Is
sues Awaiting the Event.

NEW YORK, June 15.-In the Court of Ap-
pesls this morning Judges Allen and Rapallo
read opinions in reversal of the judgment OF
the Supreme Court In the Tweed case, and
the orders of the Court Of Oyer and Termi.
ner, and for the prisoners discharge from
BlackwelPs Island. ALI the judges con.
CURED.
Every precaution has been taken to arrest
Tweed when he leaves the penitentiary, and
unless three million dollars bail IL forihcom.
ing the unfortunate gentleman will be lodged
in Ludlow.Street Jail for several days. The
suits against him are civil, not criminal.
Should he give this bond it is said there is
another action for which be will he held re-
qulring another three-milion bail. Tweed
has requested that be be taken direct to Lud.
low.Street Jail, there to await these harsh
issues
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Sixth Auditor Appointed.

WASHINGTON, June 15.-J. NJ. McGraw, for
several years CHEF clerk, has been appointed
sixth Auditor of the Treasury rice c. Z.
Sheats, of Alabams. The appointment dates
from July 1st mean while McGraw is acting
auditor.
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FIN White yesterday
fued the following parties: Henry Tucker
(coIored), $40 for beating Mary Straus; II
X. Preston, $3.50 for striking Ihomas han'
dolph with stick; Anericus Dudley (eol,
orcd), S5 for slapping bis wiie; Lemuei
Banks (colored), 81 90 Tor beating Susan Lee !;
William j. Burke, $50 for striking James
Washington (co!ored) With poun0'Weignt;
Gabriel Banks leoleredI sl for assaai1ing
Martha Banks.
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WEEKLY MORTALITY.
June II, June 13, june 5, June IL
1873. 1874. 1875. 1879.
y: Z. y. e; y. G " {;

Total deaths..21 70 70 II y T Z
SliIl. buru..... l L l
Still-births, l white female, l colored ie-
male.
Mean temperature for the week ending
June 5.h, 1880; mean temperature for the
week ending June 12;h, 74.S5.
Estimated population of the city, 60. .OOO-
white, 3G, 900; colored, $4,000. Rate of NOR.
tality of whole population was 1000 per 1,00U
per annum rate of mortality of white popu-
latIon was 1855 per 1000 per annum rate
of mortality OF colored population was 2l.5l
per 1000 per anuum.
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PERsoSAL.-JuGge Peter B. Prentis, of
Nansenioud, has sent his resignation to the
Governor.
Edward 81. Freeman, who left here last
July and enlisted on whaling ship, recently
had TWO of bis ribs broken, and is now lying
up at the Sandwich Islands and dong well.
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DIR. G. B. STEEL announces In another column
that he may be round at his Office from A. NJ. 10
6 Z. DI. Though Knight 1empar he did not ac-
company the Order On It's pilgrimage to Boston.
See his card.
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SELgcr BALL.-A select ball will be giver
at Tia g corner of Twenty-second and Malr
streets tomorrow night, the proceeds 10 oe
riyen to Mrs. Hillman, the mother OF the
Youth wliO was recently stabbed.
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VEGETINE,
TT WAS CICERO
WHO SAID THAT "MEN WERE NEVER sc
LIKE THE GODS AS WHEN BRING
ING HEALTH TO THEIR
FELLOW.MEN."
The following approved statement will speak for
Itself:
BOSTON, March %, 1874.

ie loiio"ihS applofeu siaeiuent Will Speak Ior
BOSTON, March 20, 1874.
II. x. Seuens: Esq:
Dear STA few days after The An Of July last
plank fail, which struck me on the knee. For four
months following was under the treatment Of the
line thew tod me they could do nothing more for
me, and that must 20 TO The hospital aud have my
leg arnputated above the knee. l was removed to
treatment of the best skill the hospital aft rded and
no pen can describe the great suffering endured.
Ny leg WAS swollen TO nearly the size of my booy,
was told that my knee diseased as 10 renner
1t impossible to save my leg, and unless 1t was am
the hospital raised such an objection TO the am
putatlou of my leg they consented 10 try one alter
nitive, which was TO cut out all The diseased flesh
aud replace 1t with sound flesh from the other leg.
They did cut six pieces from my we'll leg and place
1t where the diseased u. s!l had been removed but
the bone was 80 much diseased that this txperiprnt
proved failure, and WAS removed 10 my home In
hopeless condition. other physicians were then
| employed, until all the money WHICH had saved
thing after another disposed OF 10 pay doctors
bills until my family was In des ituse condition.
I ih time SG: Mr Ill., hc police ocsr in n my Street
called In to me, and, after rendering pecuniary
assistance to n family, brought some VEGETINE
for me. urging me to give 1t faithful rial saying
| when those two bottles were gone he would
see that had some more. After l had hcen
taking the VEGETINE three days the ulcers IN my
knee commenced TO discharge, and cannot begin
TO describe the frIShifu' quantity that wa. dis.
charged during the following cighJ DAYS, and
though previously had suffered ince.cribable pain
rendering sleep impossible, after taking the VEG g.
TINE three days the pain all left me, aud my whole
complaint seemed 10 be pouring Of me with tbi:
corrupted matter. The VEGETINE WAS not only
| forcing disease fiom me, but Ii gave ME strength
| from dav to day. When commenced ON the fonrll
bottle of VEGETISE The swelling had all left IN!
leg; ana the sore, wnicn covered lhe whole surfaces
| of my knse, commenced 10 heal next to the borc
am now on ihe sixth bottle. The sore Is en,irei.
healed. and my health SO improved "a to enable mi
| to walk all over town. The VEGETINE HA
SAVED MY LIFE. 1t has cured my leg and resi ore
m,. to health. My knee b ars the marks OF IN.
great suffering. and IL viii always afford Inc peasui
| 10 show The proof OF what this goou medicine ha
| done for Iuc.
am, dear sir, very gratefully,
JOHN WEIGH,
| 90 knlelaud street.
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No,,onal BOARD of Trade.

PHILADELPHIA, June 15.-Among the com
mercia! organizations represented ut the Ma.
tional Board of Trade are the Mobile Board
.of Trade and the Wilmington Board oi
Trade.
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TWO HUNDRED PIECES NEW SASiI-RIBBoSS Just
opened al SYCLE BROTHERS. They are The best
selected stock ever shown In this city brfure there
fore 20 ut once and take your choice before they
are all gone.
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HAMMOCKS CAN BE lad t Levy BROTHERS,
also u large assortment Of leather satchels, at a
saving Of fifty per cent. to the purchaser.
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CALL AT LEVY BROTHERS and take look al
their stock of ready made dresses for ladies. They
show Il larger assortmen: than the combined stocks
in this city outside OF their et"re.
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STEREosCoPIC VIEWS OF VALENTINES RE-
CUMBENT FIGURE OF General X. Z. LEE now on
sale ut JoUSsToS's news and music-store, 91S
Main street.
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SAVE TIME AND MONEY by going 10 BoScHES'S
500 and 5l1 Broad street for all Kin IS OF boots
shoes, trunks, vali=es, satchc!s.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.-We solicit your or
ders for printing, or i call at any time you may
wish to see specimens or obtain estimates, feeling
assured that 1t Will he to your advantage.
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EAMBURGu EDGISGs AND ISsERTINGS at LEVY
BROTHERS, cheaper than ever. Dimity collars for
children In great variety.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done a, ths
DISPATCH PRISTIEG-HoUsE. Good WORK, 10"
prices and satisfaction guaranteed.
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LETTER.HEADs, NoTE-HEADS, BILL. HEADS, Ac-
COUNTS, SALES, BUSINESS-CARDS, &C., neatly
printed at DISPATCH PRINTING HOUSE.
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Tornado I'm Illinois.

OyNoEY, June 15.-A tornado took place
here to-day, In which many houses were
prossrated. One person was killed and many
hurt,
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HAMBURGu NETS can he had at LEVY BRO
TIERS In white, black, and col0red, and laces 10
trim the same, al greatly reduced prices.
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THE POLICEMAN'S STATEMENT.

The above statement Is true. l procured the
Vt,- tTINF for him. and carefully observed bis
condition from the time he commenced to use IL un-
| I'll he was cured.
WILLIAM b. HILL,
Police officer,
Station Four, Boston, Mass.
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GENTLEMEN's CArZE SHIRTS at 5Oc ut LEVY
BROTHERS; also, bargains in llnen.camoric hand'
kerchiefs and gloves.
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DISPATCH PRISTiNG-HouSE.-Unsu Ia
cilities for the prompt execution of all kinds Of
printing Orders filled promptly and at low prices
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BUSINESS WANTS.
LOST, sTRAYED. AND FOUND.

TAKEN UP ON MONDAY THE CBsn
L l4th instant on the Grove road half. 6sx-
mile IRON tine city, large RED COW. Horns
sawed eff The owner will please come forward,
prove property, pay charges, and take her away.
Apply to IRA w. ALLEY.
je 1G-1tk Grove road.
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IF you want TO De we'll dressed wear WARWIci
collar and have your boots BACKED.
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ROCKS, STATIONERY, &c.


A ccoUNr BOOKS MADE In TIME
ana WELL SEASONED before they are used are
very much better than green work. Early orders
are solicited.
Always OH hand large stock Of our OWN MAKE,
ord,,so the CHEAP NORTHERN STYLES.
RANDOLPH Il ENGLISH,
i.Ia.d&w 1918 Main Street.
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] CUSTOM (uASD-MADE) WORK TO ORDER al
| BosCuES'S, 603 and 5l1 Broad street.
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~. u.r,rgyx T,.pAy.- Representatives.
49,. p,c ,rSrsAcr :o.doy ,rsH De Tdsny.

rrc WEATHER. YESTERDAY was Wart'E cloudy
,.,.rc,cr o.I,,nr tie day. with cooler and
a." ,,r,tt,.c at night. Tue Srcet'iamps
i'..> r,. n,+,te6. and the untor'hnates who
We -, ger richtfal were compelled 10
v, n,-r~ard in GarkntSS. Accorctng 10
'.1..,.,sulc" '.1 the moon shoslad have shone,
~, ~ :, I'll not with that degree Of bri!hsncy
",,.s .',' - sure preventive a broken limbs.
InHt -. 1879
. So \ +. M.............. rs
\ Nl''''''''''' - 4 y M........... ~
=. ~ Midnight............ 90
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destructive Fire at Ithaca. New York.

ITHACA, June 15.-There was hundred
and d.titty.thousand-dollar fire here to-day.
Ehe principal hotel and every business place
was burned. Burglars blew open the safe
and fred the house of Harrington Brothers
G. ro
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SIyRANCE AGENTS, lel4 MAcr sTsEy-a
RICHMOND. VA. representing the
NoKTH BRITISH AND AERGAsTidLEr Rs I'll rd9s. ~.
Snrrh eland-capital, 81 6.O09.G00 gold:
AMAZON INSURANCE C0APaASY, 0sAuPaA OF Ciactz'
natl Ohio-assets ever Sl.000, 900: ,o.,
nv n New York-assets over 100000:
LYNCHBURG INSURANCE AND s BAskdaS
COMPANY, OF Lynch0urs, Va.-asssS oSss
SoVTEfoHSSS;TIC SoaTfHSTIC INSURANCE COMPANY, or
Brooklyn, n. Y.-ass.ts over s3oo.es0; .n.o,,-
PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY. OF broox-
lyn N, Y-assets over 81 900. COO.
'PORTsMOUTH INSURANCE C0MfASf1o6
Portsmouth Va.-assets over 100000. &
Denosited with the Treasurer OF Virginia, 9160,.
GEO. Losses eouitaby adjusted and promptly pzt9s
st this agency. Applications solicteds and t5aM3s
date attention given thereto - cxo
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.bA'Ifir CohCggr.-Ine concert season
VII probably be brought 10 close toner
~" efcnin., on whth occasion Miss Sue
A1enour- Miss Bette FiIzwlIsop, and others
MI si3e grand benefit concert at Leigh.
,,!fret B4ptsst church in aid of that church.
lie young ladies' papIed are graduates Of
lie institution for the Deaf, DUMB, and the
Snn1 at S!auuton, and possess excellent
Asua.taI lent. bliss Maggie Redfofn, Miss
,H4lIIc fe;nbardl, aud Messrs. John ID. Red
i'!d and ". II. GRAFT will also take part 10
'Ie eonccl'. Nr. Frank Newhiser will pre-
zoe 20 at the organ. Seats may be secured at
WAITS muslt emporium. 1t Randolph &
IIlsh'h's bookstore, and Of tue druggists on
at4ca Hui.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
VIRGINIA.
INCORPORATED IN 1894.
OFFICE CORNER OF TENTH AND BANK srRgErs.
INsIRES BUILDINGS BY PERPETUAL OA
ANNUAL POLICY.
uo.oooooo PROPERTY PLEDGED TO PAX
LOSSES.
LOSSES EQUTTABLY ADJUSTED AND
PROMPTLY PAID.
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE
PRINCIPAL AGENT.
JOHN y. DANFORTH,
secretary.
HENRY D. DANP0RTh.
Assistant Secretary.
JOHN BLAIR, Collector. nol4
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FRCCEEIHGs OF TIE UIsrlSGs COrRT.--
IL this court yesterday, Judge y. Is. Gugon
Presiding, The following cases were dis.
po,,t u:
Charlotte Gray, charged with stealing S34
HON the pclson of John Davis, was con-
Voc. aud sent 10 the peuitentary for three
Years.
Ln!ma NayQ< charged with tie same Of
.rN.c, "as convicted and sent to jail for
5"'Ne m0Gtbs.
L.zze Jones, charged with the same of
'''cc, vas uNQ and convicted, aud sent to
.',I lei twcise monks.
"I,i'am "t!l!aEss charged with Rtempt-
- 10 burn tnG stabIet OF the GilIego Mills
j, @l,"H"'cIunAs Company, was tried and &C
94ttcd
i"r cise OF Lvois Elicit. charged With un-
'-"'s assault. Is nei iorlTial to-day.
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EXAMINATIONS IN THE PuELIc ScHooLs.-
rr,. rranr,X EXAMINATIONS in the public schools
,.I,,, Of the CITY took place yesterday
-''.,.o,. Npvor 4. NJ. Kelley. CCl)nel
YIN c. kuiyht, Major Alfred K. Court
ard Secretary Alfred Moses, Of the
E'.,' E,4:J. constituted the party who
,~...uj ,he schools. They started st 10
l,...l st.ihe Ht.h-school. of which Mr.. w.
= FIX ! principal. The children were
:, ,frr,I in The spacious as>embly-room At
=. ...'npI and sang several OF their choice
,.,.,.,f,r,. and entertained the visitors most
..~...,Iy ~. reading. etc. From the High
l-,,...f IN. iariy visited Central school, of
,t.., Slr. :. f. Pcpdi,ton l. principal. They
u.r., Through several OF the rooms, ald eX-
.,Y.u.., the yupll> ri-idly in grammar, spell
~. ;aIrug. &c. Mr. Kelley addressed
,trar. II! lh,l then proceeded TO Leigh
>t.n,l. Rev. ". l.. McGilvrar prirc'pal, and
,,.u,rr",! he pupils there. From Lc'Sn they
,,.r, ,u M1dI>on, ct which Mr. r.. w. Cone
!. ,..#.r.p.l. Al Ills school The children were
o,..r,..I.i in the bali. sang il number Of
>ar,-,. lrcit.d >rNc:al pieces, and repeated
,;..lo-l,-. Nc. MAJOR Courtney addressed
Il.. ,rHn1E>. expressing himself mucG
,rr4,g! Hitu al he had witnessed, and con-
.,r,;Ba,.G the scholars, teachers, aud the
i3r.cl,... on the successful ending Of their
hty!,.
ll~ examination ut Bellevue school was
ll.-.E ;,,t"rCcG by parents and friends OF
H.. callircu. Nc>.rs. ". Ii. Scott and vii.
laM II. WIhuls Of the school committee OF
~. ,ouucu. ava Mr. {. +. Rady Of the
>rh,,! Board. The eXerci>ts were very in.
y,t,,..r@, consisting OF Dialogues aud fine
$, .jns. All iUr school, il this gtoup stood
a. rNtmluIti0n.
4 'h-. Hv,u"! school there Vas a'>oa good
a.t,lI.uc. ct parcu>> and friends, and the
iljr vas spent very pleasantly. This school
~, Also VISITED by member, OF the Board.
Nf. {. !. kany, representing the SchooI
Beard. gave The children al cacn place an iG-
tor. lu.. address.
Superintendent Hiriord WAS prevented
from .ru@ around with the memherS Of the
Eo!lG on account of bclGg engaged with the
camgAll"c appointed 10 award the Barron
a.; Durkce golf pGlZrs.
IA- closing cN"rc>cS and distribution oil
u.ual>. d.. 10 The pupils Of Baker school
wr, ISIS, pace at the Tnird.Strcct Methodist
,inlch It 10 O'Clock to-day and 10 the ru
Y.. ct The Navy Hill school at EDenczel
cau.cual , Y. II.
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No Compromise Between the Baiu.
more and Ohio aud pennsylvania
Central Railroads.

PHILADELPHIA, June 15.-The statement
that the directors of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company had agreed upon terms OF
compromise with the Baltimore and OHIO
Railroad Company at meeting of their EX-
ecu!ive Committee yesterday is without
foundation.
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&.IfD sTAIE> DISTRICT COURT. CESDAf-
,i,4a. NryheS ITtSIdiny.-ln the matter OF
,Ig,> l.. Lewis. bankrupt. TIE assignee
". ordered to >cl the land OF The bankrupt
kr9wn ~ the Palmer tract, at Pitt>y lvanta
Courthouse, Oh some court-day, at public
aur'inu.
III H." matter Of DaIbin Light, bankrupt.
Ti- bankrupt and assignee were ordered TO
>i,w c.,lt>c on The 18th Of July next why
tar exemptions heretofore allowed the bank
cUl should not bc revoked, and the assignee
Ns, also required 10 show cause why he
should TOT b." attached for not having settled
ht> account 4, directed by the order of this
court.
l., ;nc matter Of Thomas Lumpkn, bank
Tur. Tie exception OF j. e. Lowry TO the
report oi Commissioner Chandler was over
IU"t AuN the report 0tiirmed, and the as
s,-lrr ordered Ia pay TO said Lowry the ba-
lEc' in bis hands. The assignee was also
Dir. ct"i 10 sell the fam known as Martins
hu:-, ANA pay tue proceeds to Lowry.
Ia The matter of John {. Wynn, bank
rUIh The clerk was directed TO check on
,h, :unl III bank in favor of NJ. c. Turstasl,
collector, ioT S2J.22 TOR taxes due for 1874.
In the matter of James Is. Marshall, bank
iaIf. The a->i-Hce's account vas referred
t.'' 'ti!! = >lpIIti ioi
report.
Ia the matter Of Joseph W. Allen, bank
IUW. The assignee was ordered TO pay the
attorney for the bankrupt S151for profes'
>,ons! services. there beng no liens upon the
a--vt,.
IN The nat;ar Of T.. +. Anderson, bank.
rUu;. The Exemption Of one-eignth interest
il The h4nkrUpt'S mothers estate, made by
tie u,>I-icr u the bankrupt, was approved
bl the court.
ln The m4ticr Of James T. Caldwell, bank
rep. The assignee and trustee were or
drici 10 make deeds TO the purchasers OF the
bmhrUpL> real estate.
In the matter of K. II. Moss & Brother,
hnhrupt>. Tue assignee was directed to
cAcch ~ tayoC Of \. Il. Green for Sl41.4O on
the iUni deposited in this cause for his fee
l.! baking report.
In trc matter Of Cain J. Gaines, bankrupt.
TIE judgment creditors Of the bankrupt
we ordered to show cause on the 18th OF
J1.t EvNt Why proper deeds should not be
Hl4g- - the purchasers Of the bankrupcs
TEL estate.
). nrI@gs Brown against {. c. Cauthorr,
Trustee, a., IN chauccry. An injunction
Wa awarded cnJoinnS the defendants from
sr!l!G- the t2rm on the Mecbanicsyile turn.
PIKE known ~ ClDverda!e."
\ discharge in bankruptcy was issued to
:. W. Saunders, of the tirm OF Saunders d
>eaerc, Of Richmond city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-16
JUST RECEIVED
NOTICES TO TAx.PAYERs.

|,ITY TAXES FOR 1875.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-16
LOB BENZ,

TOR RENT, A LARGE TOBACCOMs
4 FACTORY on Cary street between Fiji. III
teenth and Sixteenth. Possession mt 6nce. Rent
reasonable. Appyto w. y. ROBlNS,
ie lf.ead2t 1908 Bank street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-16
BUSINESS CARDS. sa 70 s5 S y pee ,asse shss
Is and. at me DISPATCH HPRISTisa.ngrs4

r ETFER.HEADs, ssas ID 30 per rearat
~ q ma 4 nispATCH PHINTiAa-HGusk
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-09-16
A HINT TO THE LEAN.

The cause of leanness, when there is no posi-
tive disease which produces ii, is an imperfect
assimilation of the food. The weight of the body
undoubted v b. ars a marked relation 10, and
increases pTopOrtionately 10 its height, when ii
is properly nourished with fresh making blood.
Hence, when we see a tall person with "slab"
sides and hollow cheeks, we have right o in
fer that his blood IS thin and wa,ery and his
CONSTITUTION delicate. Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters is peculiarly serviceable TO thin. delicate
people, since IL strengthens the digestive and
assimiati organs, and Is consequently a pow
erful auxiliary in the blood manufacturing pro-
ccSses which in n state of health ought to be,
and are, thoroughly performed An inc ease of
muscle as well as fat, is q result of using this
sovereign anti-dyspeptic, sPpetizing and gen.
orally corrective cordial.