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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-08

RICHMOND AS SEEN By KSoXVILLBAE.--
Irregular correspondence Press and Herald.
Richmond, June 3, 1875. About week ago
there was an "On to Richmond" which
was successful in capturing the place. Ine
invaders came as delegates from the various
Young Meu's Christian Associations con-
nected with the International " Asso-
citation. Thirty States of the United
States and the British Provinces were
represented, and the number 10
attendance from States outside of Virginia
was about three hundred and fifty. l sup.
pose there never was more delightful set o!
olive Yankees" than those whose departure
has just taken place. Many of them were
Young men, who had been educated to be.
lieyc that the average Virginian breaktasted
on negro babies and picked bis teeth with
the bones of an aged African. They found
that the +. +. VS. were not canniosls, and
that they knew how 10 open their hearts
and throw wide their doors TO all who come
bearing the message OF love.
TIE Convention was great success, and
much good, doubt not, Will result from II.
In company WITH Brother Latferty, OF the
Richmond Christian Advocate, l spent an
hour or two very pleasantly at The captol
Yesterday. | was carried back IN memory
to tue days of auld lang syne, when james
Mcdonald (now Secretary of State so ably
edited the L,nchburg Vuginian, aud when
Or. Bagby (now Stale Llbrarian) was not
worth fifty millions. Here l met DICK
Walker, TO whom l wrote my first letter
when a boy. lie is now public printer 10
the State, and knows all about bis business;
attended service ut st. PauPs lEpiscopai)
church on Sunday night. The sermon was
good, the music was excellent, and The con-
gregation had d stylish look. Judging from
appearance, woull gay that DR.. Ainnige.
rode has fright smart " sprinkling OF gooa
blood in the audience which regularly attenu
upon his ministry.
Fixing Of " blood " remi Qds me OF tnat
exceedingly polite old Virgiuian VINO mace
It rule never to ask man where ne was
born Tor fear be would have to a,ckno"leuge
he was not born IN Virginia. h. was cer'
tainly very considerable old man.
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EesterfTOsn Louisa.
,agylT COURT TIE IMroSToR-DEL1GuTftI


EAIN.
Correspondence Of The richmond Hispaich1
LOUISA. Va. June !, 1915.
oar Circuit Court commenced lis session
,.:!.. Jude William ). Barton presiding,
Il"d rhrt contain. some quite important
IN. Interesting cases. and among these, likely
Ii. yrUucjpd "ur. is Hunter u$. Che>a-
l,lhruLt ONO Railroad Company.' Phin
# r.,l"., damages for his woods being
burned hy ,tngkS from the train. Several
!lru4i men are here rs witnesses. Mr.
Wueh,w. vi richmond. one Of the compa.
H., c,va.I. Ia urllycd. no'lrc Mr.. John
E.H',.. IT,. of richmond. w. Is. Petit and
ID4a, Il. TllWi cr. OF FluyaEua, Leak, OF
e.. aaI. md nuMcrou, others in attend
.a.. q 'u- h,r.
.n. nnm>'os who paid Is visit. aud OF
":,.a u..t. Il. u1ioD N the Dispatch, regis
',r.. r,I. a- !. +. N"l.4in, iu>iead OF +.
j. Ea.a - i stated. | thnugut be would go
..a.-4t "M - Richmond, tut he Was seen
a.t .,re-n'Z Il on the westward passenger
'..- H.. u.A'r day with better apparel.
i ".l 1ol'fir~> >r"n be caught. The So
,'.. =. rI.lsy Should look out tor Mr.. Mc-
j.n. h.r he WlI surely call on them in each
."i. BE- >'np> 1t for p"cun'try AID.
G-t~Il.y WAS a beautiful DAY, and the
r'.aru.> SCI" ncl! attended. R.r. Joshua
:. .I.H'-g delivered 4Iitc an interesting dis
.T,- III IL" Methodist church in the morn
H.. ,.4d kry. Mr.. Bets, OF the PrtSbytc-
!ra G'uGGnuatIon, preached tine ;elmon
II IL" >aurr courrh ~ night.
Il j. Wilu pleasure that | can chronicle a
a'H-h'lul lam, " tlch Is now and has been
at l.. Tor some umc. 1t was dreadluly
A",t' i. and Sc can but hope it will con-
t14r som" tune yet. Wca!so had delight
H.. slower last night. This was accompa'
G"i ~ a violent s.oIm OF wind and hight
Lin.
Notwithstanding contrary reports as to
peach and other fruit crops. hear that 10
'2.-c sections The frost did not hurt them.
" NJ. =.
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The Treasury RObbery-Sieps Being
Taken 10 Prevent n Repetition.

WASH NGToS, June THE Secretary of
the Treasury to-day made visit of inspect
ion 10 the cash.room of the Treasury De-
partment and other rooms where money is
handled, With view of making some alter.
alton in the construction OF the desks, &C.,
for the better protection of Government
funds. The Secretary gave notice that FROM
and after this date visitors will not be ad-
mitted to the Bureau of Engraving and
Printing, the vaults OF the Treasury, or 10
any rooms in the building in which money
is kept and handled.
The detectives have not yet obtained clue
to the robbery. There is some talk Of the
Treasurer offering reward for the arrest OF
the thief and recovery OF the stolen funds,
but Secretary BIistow has not yet decided
to DO so.
In the reports OF the robbery It was men.
toned that Mr.. Wyman, the cashier, was the
first person searched by the detectives.
Mr.. Wyman voluntarily presented himself
for that purpose. as an example to the clerk KS
under his charge, all of whom were also
searched; that being considered by the de-
tectives The first thing necessary to be done.
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Miss Mary Tellair, who died recently in
;ayuunah, lett an estate valued at over mil.
lion of dollars. The Georgia Historical
Society gets from this 4 munlticent bCquest
OF $4,000.
The Wisconsin Changers propose to try
their hands at life insurance. They met on
Friday and organized under the title of the
sPatrons Benevolent Aid Society,"" which
will be conducted on the cooperative plan.
Judging irem the low schedule OF rates
adopted, it will be interesting to note how the
farmers succeed in paying policies out OF the
funds accru ns from premiums averaging nifty
per cen. less than those required by life in
surauce companies not conducted on the
Granger plan.
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32;(Nn'o,,d 11jspattll.
rrn-NAl
,,cr from petersburg.

.-,,,poracarc Of III" k'r""',,""
ptTlR hung. A., June - ,o'',
.,:rcrrr WAS received IN Tue Guy WIS
',> ,,, of The sudden DEAN, " nG,t'
"''', ~ Mr.. George 4. t'a'''' w." , ~
a. rr>drrCc. near b'ach> III :" wv,
- ~srI- was >iX.y'c'Ch' Years vi as, """
a. ,,, a. The ""aI'hlcSt ano nios' - "'l'
W. ..5yrn> cf \oIio"Sv county. he was
""", 1,.n,n ltruu2hom th'> >cc''oh - '"A'
.b honor ana ntCCFiiv, HI" NC P's-
o. ,br confidence ard esteem o' HIS
&C" 80. n 2, few others did. learn To-Day
t,"",, r.c o4> injured IN 'hr iclamoht ana
t''; .' ' Company Tor y, ooO.
~. >..nr. Nite OF J. Finley ae''""'n.'
- ,>,vc,,h hat suddenly al hc' tuSo'u" '
"I.,.r III hi, city. ms morning. cue,
r.. .4u.ntcr Of {. {. h"ao' Esq, VI
,.... and leaves seven children oeiiluu
'.''' re-. delicate circumstances aten0'h"
."', 49,. ,,,,.,h.r with her high social con-
III .r,a,c General sympathy and Sor-
""
:,@' :.,> hay, for some time been busy
l,,,r srrany~ urnt> for the annual
-. N.uinritl-Duv 70 morrow.
..,, vra her i iair the ceremonies
.n,u>,i1ly interesting character.
49,. ~...,,no,iIrt, and many tl)ral con.
o"'|> '' ,x,,rird from outside places.
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Weather RaD0rt.

WASHINGTON, June 7.-For the Ohio VAL
ley, Tennessee, ard the Gulf States, station
ary or rising barometer, cool north~esterly
winds. backing to warmer southeast in the
Gulf States, with clearing and partly cloudy
weather.
For the South Atlantic States, higher
pressure, cooler, cloudy weather, and occI-
sional rain, clearing Tuesday morning.
For the Mlddle States and Lower Lakes,
rising barometer, norshwesterly winds, cool,
clearing weather, and occasional rain to-.
night near the Atlantic coast.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
10y TELEGRApHJ



NEW YORK, June 7.-Cortnn quiet and nominal
sales of666 bales at 1901 62sc. Flour tn moderate
demand: ;:ricrs generally without decided change.
Wheat opened 1c. better; cinse0 quie, with advance
ferior 10 prime steam western mixed l@S5c. for
sail westeru-tnc latter for very choice: S22c for
west; rn mixed In store and afloat: Cats more ac-
tive ut 7lM76c. G., ffec-rio Steady aud in good
az g1a 1n DS lots aHo'ss ST.
s7s. for fair to good rei.ng: Skr. for prime; re.
fined in good demand; QE9pl 0Gg OAc. for granu.
la,ed; nc: ior uEwsered a. i"r crnsea: k,e.
KosIn easier at Sl.SOM$1 .S5 tor strained. ! ur
per tine steady at 32Ec. toik Lover; Job lots
$50 12i. Lard lower ut 13 13-l6c. for prime
steam. Whiskey Gtmer at s1.2l. treights quiet
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. June Flour dull: Howard. Stree
and IVES ern superfne. s4.5uQ1,4 rs; Rio brands
IS rs. Wnca, dull: Maryiahd r.d; .25@$l;35
amer - sG@s13s s Ys so@slSSss s Corr
dull fie but HIM. ifm: Pork, ssi@ssI So shOuosrs
t. prime cargoes, 15ha sAc. hiskty firm a
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, June 7.-Flour quiet and unchanged
800 25a 5000. Bacon = shoulders; 9sG9Hr.
ciear-rib, 1890 2hc.; clear. 13s9l34 Lar'
Gull fierce, l5@l54c.: k,g, &c. MnlsAey hrme
at SI.15. BaggIny nrm al 134014c.
CINCINNATI.
CrScINSATI, June 7.-Flcur dull and lower a
S54UG$5 50. Corn steady at 72073c. PORT
sre-dy at 5000 Lard Demand l,ght: holder
firm /: steam, 1876; kettle, 14@l44c. Bacon
stenuy; snoulGers ga 93sc: clear riu, 2ac clear
l24c. WhisHey held III Sl.l6.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, June 7.-FlOilr qri / and unchanged
Corn huDyant; opened strong closed easy; M.
mixed. fresh 1T re. Pork dull and dropping 4
3l0.55@sl9 60 10; spot or July. Lard dull an'
dropping 1T 1875. Whisky nominal 1T $l.l6.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Jnne Flour quiet aud weak Corr
higher at zoe. Whisky steady at S1.17. Port
quiet; small lots. $1,000. Pacon quiet: 94c. fO
shoulders: 1901 23c. for clear-rib; 12IGy1 31ac
for clear. Lard nominal.
BALTIM ORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.
BAL1fMOK Jurc Thief cattle in fair demant
this week atStul prices: 200 head arrived ant
sOlh-74MSc for extra Tennsylvania and western
steers: slr. for choice: G4D7c. for fair 70 good
5l6 &C.. q ID. for common. as tn quality Sheep un
ohauge.' 5000 he'd sold n 51aa &c. u b. gross, al
10 cnndl ion. Hogs UNCHANGED; 600 head SOC
ut *11@$l2 q 100 bs.. net.
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RICHMOND AND fETERsBURGl
RAILROAD COMPANY.

JUNE l. 1875 trains
" on this road will run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
$40 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily iexcep, Sun.
day.. connecting for all points South
and West. Sleeping-car attached.
7:45 A. NJ, FREIGHT TRAIN daily Except suns
day., with coach attached, for Peters,
burg and stations on the Southsida
road, LynchDurg and the West.
lA5 2, NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for all points South and West. Pas.
sengers taking this train win make
close connection at Petersburg for
Norfolk.
500 P. NJ, FREIGHT daily Except Sunday,
with coach attached.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
7:90 A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily Except
Sunday with coach attached.
1040 A. NJ, TIL ROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
. With Richmond, fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all points East
and West.
500 P. NJ. F aEIGHT daily Except sunday,
coach attached.
1856 p. NJ, 1HRoUGH NAIL daily Except sun.
day., connecting with Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
for al. points East and West Pnllm
Sleeper attached. running through TO
Baltimore. Also making close con-
nectiOn with the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad for the Virginia springs and
points North and West.
The MAIL TRAINS will not stop between Richs
mond and Petersburg except az Chester.
Trains on the Glover Hill railroad will leave
Glover ii' pits t $50 A. b.; and retur, ing. win
leave Chester ut 2:40 r. NJ. daily except .undayss
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg Will start from
ApuomattoI depot.
my2O A. SHAW. SunprintardPnt.
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From Allegheny County.

ALLEGHASY MOUNTAIN, June6. 1873.
Editors Dispatch: After two IN ,nths'
drought aud the burning Of many acres oil
forest we are having rains which are reviv'
inc crops and vegetation very much. 1t Il
70 De hoped that all kinds of crops will be
better than was anticipated few days since.
But some OF the farmers of our beautiful
mountai. region are dissatisfied notwlth
standing the good prospects for crops.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. June 2 Noon. stocks dull. Money,
2. Gold, 116R. txchat ge-Lnng, 4S7b; short,
490k. Governments active AID strong. States quiet
and steady.
Erening.-Morey easy NJ 2@2x. Sterling quiet
Cole dull at II 67s0117. Governments active and
strong. States quiet and nominal.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. June 7.-vrgiria 6's. peelers, an;
Virginia cnnsols. 5S4. West NIrginIa's. 81. North
Carolina Us, Cid, 204, new. IL; special tax, 81
Bid.
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Arrest of a DesperadO.

WASHINGTON, June 7.-Detectives Sergeant
and McEiiresh, of this CRY, arrested to-day
coloret desperate from South Carolina
named Abraham Johnson alias Dial, charged
with the murder OF DR.. E. G.. Spell, a
wealthy citizen OF Lawrence, S. G. john
son was turned over to the officers from that
State to be taken back for trial.
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A Silent Appeal for Help.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE following was
received to- day at the Signal office in this city
from the signal-servce observer at Cape
May:
"Cape May, June Ga box containing
the following writing on a small piece of
paper WIS picked up on the beach near this
city this at: ernoon:
"Wm. Jones, of York, Pa.-Come out
and help Us; we are in danger OF going
under. Tell wife and children goodbye.
June 5th-night.'"
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Letter from GujDcpcr.
Correspondence Of tic kicLmD nd Dispai

correspondence OF tic Richmond Dispa,ch.l
u, 1rLrtrGH, VA, June 7, 1873.
re had d ram last night mhca has sent
=? - Mu!titudes Of hearts. Every thing
I' 2h' he>n'r AID brighter this morning
t ~" ''f week.. 1t h tic fist good rain we
-',v bad tor some time.
" =, pfeactifg yesterday morning Rev.
- 49, iay!or, Of The Baptist church, bap.
'he!al candidalcs. 4 large crowd
l .,n, W. administration Of the ordi-
''' Z.
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Gun ses -. 80 LINn 900. OF.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE 7, 1875.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Wyaneke, Corch. New York, merchan.
disc and passengers. 6. w. Allen & Go.
Steamer alliance, Carr; Philadelphia, merchan-
disc and passengers: ". r. Porter; SCENT:
chandise ano pa sengers. L. 3. IatuIn. agent.
Schooner battle f.. 6iles. Ovens, Norfolk, light
to load for Philadelphia, Curtis & Parker
guano, Lee. 5. dion & 60.
schooner Lucy Jones, -, Norfolk, light, " load
for New Haven, Gervas Storrs, agent
SAILED.
schcorer S. W. Bunnell, Bunnel, New York,
camel coal, Curtis & parksr.
schooner clipse, Conklin, New York, coal and
earSSs euss Ae Aearn pbaaepha
chandse, Curtis i Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Liverpool, Juue 3D., bark Edwin, Christie
phersen.
Schooner r. r, No. IS. McDeyift, from Rich
mond, arrived at Philadelphia June 5th.
schooners Henry Adleneri, %eady. and:M sd .,
June 4th. Also. the following schooners from Vir-
ginia SANDY Hook, Pharo Jennie b all, Os.orn.
schooners Jacob Kenzpl, Steelman, and =. p.
Rims Strelpan. were loading al New YORK June
9th for Richmond
The schooner Lizzie johnson. SculI, which left
New York on Monday for Richmond with o cargo
Of iron, psigned TO he reCegar company. sprung
leak OF Leafs Beach, n. j., Monday evening, and
had to be run ashore.
BY telegraph.
NEW YORK, June 7.-Captain Chase, OF schooner
( \ Lewis reports u hermaphrodite brig ashore
on Cbicamicomico beach bottom up. Her name
Wa no. SEN.
thai they towed her In i've miles from sea- II ~ ru-
mVred there that tle captain Of the brig and one
Seaman were saved. bat II Is not knowo posluYely
what or any Of he crew were saved. ,o.,o.-
4 he bt arhers We're cutting the wreck up yeEter-
day Afternoon. ,. ,s,-.
NEW YORK, June 7.-Arrived out: AIeaala, llty
of Brussels.
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COMM ERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, June 2, 1875.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-White. 1914 bushels. Red, 446 bushels.
CoKS.-Wired, 10 bushels
OATs.-474 bushels.
MEAI--12 bushels.
BLACK PEAS.-1, 1872 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT White: 90 bushels at 81. SO; so BUSH
els very good AT III 40; 10 bust els common Mt
81, 10; 80 nushr's very good at 81 .42-loiai, 1914
bushels. Red 20S bushels at Abs; 11S bush.
els very good AT 81 AZ; 100 bushels Ut $1A0-to-
tai, 446 bushels.
CoRN.-Mired. 16 bushels prime at S3c.
OATS.-2G bushels prime ut 75c.; "a buahels
good at 73c.-total, 60 bushels.
MEAL.-l2 bushels at CSC.
kF-IXHlBITED.
BLACK PEAs-1 Oh bushels.
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SAN FRANCISCO, June Madame has-
tout, the wife OF the French Communis',
has written O letter saying her husband nnd
his companions escaped from New Caiedo'
mia TO show to the world the manner In
which communist prisoners were doomed TO
death By starvation 10 New Caledonia.
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ISrER-MUNIclPAL CoURTEslEs.-Lo n.Eon,
june 6.-Tne corporation Of London has. &C.
solved to ibyite tue Mayor OF New folk 10
the international municipal banquet which
is to be held next month Ia the Guild Hall.
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Aldermen and Lawyers Fined for
Contempt.
. CHICAGO, June 1.-The twenty-five alder.
men Who have been before Judge Williams
during the past week for contempt of court
in having violated an injunction restraining
them from counting the votes cast at the last
election were this morning each fined 800
and costs, and their counsel were tioed each
$500 and costs. They Immediately took an
appeal.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO Rails
" ROAD.-On aud after SUNDAY. May 80,

Train leaving richmond at $3.50 A. NJ: -uns daily
SUNDAY exrepadJ, stopping at all regular stations
between richmond and White sulphur.
Train leaving Richmond al $40 =. NJ. runs daily.
stopping ut all stations between Huntington aud
Alephany, and at Covirg on. hillhOrO', Goshen,
StauEtDu Grt cnwood. Charlottesville, Gordons-
vile, Junction. and edmond.
Accommodate trim l"aycs Rtchnond Tor Gor-
donsyle and all Intermediate Stations duly lex
cept Sunday at 1870 =. NJ.
/ Pullman sleeping. car runs on 9:l0 p. NJ. train
between nichmnnd and v hite Sulphur.
For rurther Information, rates. &C.. apply ut S26
Main street, or ut cOmuany's offices.
CONWAY X. HOWARD,
Gener al Passenger and Iicke Agt mt.
w. NJ. :. DUNN,
,ny29 Engineer AMI Supt transport tion.
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BALTIMORE, June IA negro named John
Simmons, who committed terrible rape,
has found TEMPORARY safety Ia Annapolis Jail.
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RoOKs, STATIONERY, DC.

DREAKFAST, LUNCHEON, AND TEA,
EGy Nuion Harland, 81 rs: also, her other val
:, nie9 cory tammon sense In the HousehDldS1.7 5;
H. mnerten's CLAUDE Ne Note as Derectfye, S1.6O
Reefs Practical sugg stions for toe Management OF
- sn. Gsscr.l ,berman g Memoirs, Q volumes,
* 20: Woon's Nan and Beasts, Here and Here
afier, 81 so Holiness authorship OF sh,k,gease,
40: ! Perfect Auoni, I. 81 so; thompson y Maiac-
"a CHINA &C. plates "a; ingersoirs Fears for
ID cracy, q so; TaImade's Sports saat hiii'
ri. so. &c. RANDOLPH ENGLish,
:. 5'sew 1918 Main street.
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DEATH OF CHARLES DE RENUsAT.-Pdris,
June &. -Cnarle, De Remus1t, eminent au'
thor and politician, is dead.
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Fire.

PHILADELPHIA, June THE wings OF
Jehu Browns cotton factory burned to-day.
Loss, $50, 000.
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND HEsAPEAKE|
RAILROAD OMPANY,
OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT,
RICHMOND, VA, May 10, 1879.
CHANG OF SCH EDU LE.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave West Polrt DAILY
ut 8 A. ~. arriving at Richmond IL lO A. M.s
leave Riciilond at L. NJ, arriving at West Point
III 5 L. NJ.
Trains connect OF West Point with steamers from
Baltimore aud all eastern points on VIZ DE- ES-
DAYS, FRIDAYS, and SUNDAYS, and Win
steamers FIR Haltims and all eastern poinis on
MONDAYS, WtDSkSDAYs, and FhlDA W.
Fare 10 Baltimore. w
Fare 10 Washington. .....................' Zo
Fare to PHILADELPHIA. .................... oU
Fare to New York. ........................ 10 OF
THa0UGH FKsitiHT TRAIN s leave Richmond
at $50 a. N. on WkDNs SD. \. FIX DAY, ana
SUhDa Y, ornecting at West Point WI hs,eaAers,
aud delivering freight In RalFiInore early next
morning; returnli z. le8ye West at 2:2O L. NJ. ar
irving at Richmond at 5:2S r. NJ. and connecting
anu Danville rairoad for all southern nofnts.
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAILS, with passenger
coach attached, leave Richmond at G:05 A. 81. on
TUr SDAYS. THURSDAYS. ant SATUKDA1S,
and leave West Pojn for Richmond same days az
l:OS A. NJ. ar iylnx at Richmond Ut 1856 z. 81.
The management ttEes pleasure In announcing
to the ira eiliDg public and shippers tnat the
steamers OF this line, between Bal imore and Wess
Poin', have been refitfed In the most thorough
manner for The accommodation Of passengers and
freight.
Travellers taking this line arrive IN Baltimore
in ar6sle lime 10 connect with the rail lines for
PhilsdsIppia New YORK, Boston, and all EASTERN
and western points.
Freizhts will be given the utmost dispatch. No
transfers at RichmOnu OF fregbts or from south.
ern points. ii. y. DUUGLAeS,.su Dent.
w. N. BRAGG. Master Ira sDorfation. INV IL
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STOCK OF GOLD PENS.

We have Just opened a large stock OF
GOLD PENS,
all sizes, embracing long nibs, short nits, Usoau
points. medium points. ha,. points; ,,u
BARREL PENS, UhLiQCE Pahs, bANh,
PENS, $50.
OF different. degrees OF hardness aha etasliei'5'
All hands can be suited.
PEN-HOLOeKS IN aEEkT vAR!ETd i,;m.y
SCREW AND SLIDE PkNClt-GAsEs, NTH
1~ AND WITHOUT PENS:
M.GIC psNuILs, CHAIN Pc NCILs.
my 81 WoODhousr- q rA ...lo.e.--
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Gas In joacIng of tho
Truckers.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.J
PORTSMOUTH, Va, June 7.-To-night, for
the first time since the war, the city of Ports.
mouth was lighted with gas.
The distressing drought in this section
ended to-day with refreshing rain Of several
hours. The truckers are rejoicing.
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WATCHES, JEwELRY. sc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GOODS.

1O1s SPRING. 1914
We have received our stock OF MATTlSGs,
CARPETINGS, RUGS, FLOOR and TABLE
UIL-CLOTHS, LACE CURTAINS, SHADES &c"
which We offer at reasonable profits.
The largest and bssL stock of FLOOR OIL.
LOTHo 10 be found In the state.
R.P. RICHARDSON Il CO..
an B-2m 1:corner Ninth and Aa'a streets.
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DILL-HEADs, 81 to $40 per ream, at the
ID DISPATCH PEISTING-HQUsE.