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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-07

HARRY BROOKS, THE GREAT PEDEsTRIAS.-
On Wednesday, at the State Fair.Gounds,
Harry Brooks, the champion pedestrian oil
America; will perform his great ieat of walk.
ing fifty miles in ten consecutive hours
starting at A. NJ. and stopping at P. NJ,
Mr. Brooks, it will be remembered, walked
for one hundred and fifty consecutive hours
recently at Washington, u. c., where his
wonderful power Of endurance was witness
ed by an immense gathering. He is an Eng.
lshman by birth, of medium size, a1d says
that he started out as pedestrian when but
sixteen years Of age; he is now about thir.
ty.siX. In Canada Mr. Brooks walked one
thousand halfmile5 In one thousand half
hours In March last. The great pedestrian
will probably find the sun much warmer at
midday at the Fair-Gounds than it was at
Canada in March last; but he says this will
not deter him in his hazardous undertaking
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UNPUBLISHED Address OF THOMAS JEFFER
soN-Ex PRESIDENT JEFPERsos's REPLY II
AN ADDRESS OF WELCOME RRoM THE CITIZENS
OF ALBENARLE UPON HIS Return TO PRIVATE
| LIFE..- Major Writ Harrison, .sergeant-at
| arms Of the Senate, Saturday presented tc
| the State Library the following, which. &C.
| cording to an endorsement On the back oil
| the manuscript, Is reply by Thomas JeEer.
son to an address Of welcome from bis fel.
| low-citiZens OF the county of Albemarle.
The manuscript was discovered by Major
Harrison among the papers of his grand.
father, Judge Dabney Carr. 1t reads as fol-
lows: ~.
"To the Inhabitants of Albemarle County.
in Virginia:
Returning to the scenes of my birth and
early life, to the society Of those with whom
| was raised and who have been ever dear to
me, receive, fellow. citizens and neighbors,
with ineXpressibie pleasure the cordial vel
come you are so good as to give me. Long
absent on duties which the history Of won
derful era made incumbent en- those called TO
them, the pomp. the turmoil, the buslle and
splendor of Office have drawn but deeper
sighs for the tranquil and irresponsible occu.
pa.ions of private life, for the enjoyment of
an affectionate intercourse with you, my
neighbors and friends, and the epdearments
of family love, which nature has given us all,
as the sweetener Of every hour. For these
gladly lay down the distressing burtheu of
power and seek with my fellow-citizens re-
pose and safety under the watchful cares, the
labors and perpleglties of younger and ADLER
minds. The anXieties you express TO admin
lister to my happiness do of themselves con-
fer that happiness and the. measure will be
complete II my endeavors tofufl my duties
in the several public stations to which |
have been called have obtained for me the
appreciation of my country. The part
which / have acted on the theatre of pub
lie life has been before them, and to
their sentence / submit it; but the testi-
mony of my native county, of the iudi-
viduals who have known Inc in private life,
to my conduct in its various duties and rela-
tions, is the more grateful as proceeding
from eyewitness and observers, from triers
of the Vicinage. OF you, then, my neighbors,
may ask, in the face of the world, whose
OK have taken, or whom have defrauded :?
Whom have I oppressed, or of whose hand
have received brbe to blind mine eyes
herewith On your verdict rest with
conscious security. Your wishes for, my
happiness are received with just sensioillty
and offer sincere prayers for your own well
fare and prosperity. tn. JEFFERSON.
"Aprl 8, 1909" ~.
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washington Items.

WASHINGTON. June 5.-Assistant Surgeon
John .. skinner has been ordered to the
Department Of the South.
The detectives are still blind regarding the
S47 .000.theft from the Treasury Department.
The gentlemen in the cash-room express
themselves as In painful state OF suspense,
and Mr.. Spinner is worn out by anxiety.
The Indians called at the Interior Depart
ment this morning to say goodbye to the
Commissioner, when short interview took
place, after which they left, and expect 10
start for home tonight. The visit has been
without result.
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THE CAPITOL SPRISG.-The free bydrant
ut the foot of the Capitol Square, on Frank
lin street, has not been running for some
time past, and it was determined to ascer
tain the cause. Several of the convicts were
accordingly put to work to dig ditch from
the hydrant to the main walkway, in order
to find the breakage. On Saturday they
came across the joint at the point where the
pipe comes down the hill and branches OFT al
right angles leading to the hydrant, within
two or three feet from the fountain, ano
found the old lead-pipe completely rotted
away; and that what water had been coming
out at the hydrant had merely passed
through the earth. A good sized iron-pipe
has been put in place of the old one, and II
is now probable that hereafter there VIII De
bountilul supply of pure spring water.
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LoUEGERs EXCLUDED. Justice
White on Saturday declined to admit to his
courtroom the. crowd of idlers who daily
frequent that place. Witnesses, immediate
friends Of the accused, and all other persons
having business with the court or its officers,
were of course allowed to enter. The i'm
provement was so great, and the atmosphere
of the room so much purer than usual, that
it was suggested the injunction. against the
louueers should be made permanent, espe.
caIy as their presence is productive of evil
rather than good.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reduction or Wagcs-Strike OF Tebac-
ee-Hands,
Special telegram 10 the Dispatch.l t@s
DASqsLLE, Va. June 5.-At,a meeting Ol
the Board OF Trade held here yesterday the
tobacco manufacturers resolved to reduce
the wages paid TO employ d, wbereupon the
employees called meeting and demanded
the wages that have been paid heretofore,
but were refused. A. strife occurred to-day.
The manufacturers are ssnsaine that the em.
ployes will have to submit; which it is
thought will be done at an early date. a
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The follow.
ing is list of the conveyances of real estate
for the week ending June 5: Lots fronting
171a feet on Floyd street, corner Of Lom.
bsrdy. for $l,79O; 20 Sc feet on q street be.
tween Third and Fourth, for S1.2S6; 80 feet
on Twenty seventh street between II and l,
for $3.50; 253 feet on Thrtieth street corner
of o, for SI,OlO; 473 feet on f street, for
S21 600: - feet on D street, for 50, ,lSo ;
a feet on Catharine street, for $3.50; 40 feet
on Tenth street between Byrd street and the
canal. for $500; q feet on Bank street, for
Sl,575; 2Gs feet on Clay street near First'
for G7Q1 i-< .a. ..-
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EfrcS.

MAcHAIs, Me-, June 5.-An incendfary
fire here this morning destroyed the Catholic
church and parsonage, the residences Of
Nathan Longfellow and DR.. Peal body, several
small buildings and barns, and l50,eao' tset
of lumber. Loss, S25, 900. 81
BosToN, June. GA large fire has been
raging since Friday afternoon near the line
between Canton and Sharon Several hun
dred acres haze been burned over, ana tht
damage so far will reach SIC, ,0GG
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The New Hampshire Senatorial
aye dAnfasf

CONCORD, June 5.-The Superior Court
will hear the senatorial question on Monday,
allowing two hours to each, side. The court
will receive briefs at any time before deci-
sion is reached. ..,
1t is reported that written opinion on
the senatorial question has been received
here from Judge E. r. Hoar, Of Massaehu'
sets, which sustains the position taken by
the Democrats. ant, is in corflict with the
action of the seeding senator's. No definhs
particulars can be learned in regard to it.
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Departure Of the American Rife team
for ireland. r.. ..-.aa,.-

New YORK, June 5.-The American team
of riilamen who are to contend with the Irish
team at Dolymount, took passage on the
steamer City of Chester, which left this port
to-day. The names of the team are rs fol.
lows Henry a. Gildersleeve (captan), OF
New York; G. w. Yale, aged 40, of Connec.
ticut; T. $. Daken, of Orange county, n.
Y, aged Al; Il. G. Coleman, of Orange
county, n. Y, aged 81; a. Y. Can field, OF
Westchester county, N. Y, aged %; ID. c.
Bruce, of Lexington, KY, aged 2G; Lon.
Bullard, of New York city, aged 40. They
went down the bay On small steamer,
escorted by large number of friends. They
leave full of confidence in their ability TO
bring back additional laurels to those already
won In their former contests with the Irish
foam
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POLICE COURT, SATuRDAY.-William Har'
ris (colored). guilty OF stealing one bag OF
-four from N. A. Clark, was sent to Jail fol-
fifteen days. .....,,
Edward Wingfeld, charged with assault
ing and striking Robert H. Green. The case
was continued until to-day. ...-
John Thomas, charged with being suspi
cious character, was sent TO Jail Ior ninety
days in default of surety. e
Mr, Harrison was fned $3.50 for assault
ing and beating Samuel Morris. z
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GAUZE MBRINo ITNDERsHIRTs--Forf she largest
stock OF underwear and gentiemen's furnishing
goods In the city call on E. B. SPENCE s. SON, MpT
chant Tailors, 1900 Main street, where you can find
all the new designs In English worsted coaipgs and
fancy casSimeres for suits. and have them made mp.
to order in the atess and best styles at low prices.
If you want nice clolhing and furnishing goods call
on E. B. SPENCE 4 Son and examine their stock.
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BAsE.BALL.-A match game Of baseball
was played on Saturday in Petersburg be-
tween the Old Dominion Club, OF Peters
burg, and the Richmond Club, of this city
in which Richmond Club proved victorious
score: 50 to 30. The Richmond club speak
in glowing terms Of the hospitality OF the
Petersburg club,
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, 2. ~, building lots on
the north side of Franklin street between Madi-
son and Monroe.
W. W.GODDIN, 6 P. NJ, lot Of ground IN Marks
plas Of Manchester.
A. B. DUESBERRY, 10h A. NJ, furniture, groce-
ries, and sundries.
SQUIRE CRAWFORD, 5 ?. NJ, building lot on
Tenth street, near Main.
W. RATCLIF &c, 10 A. NJ, at No. 1903 Main
. street, groceries, &c.
R. s. ANDERSON & CO., 10 A. NJ, groceries, &c.
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Rhe. EsLa RailEOsah

NEw YORK. June 5.-On petition Of Hugh
]. Jewett receiver OF the Erie railroad, Judge
Donohue, of the Supreme Coart, has granted
an order empowering the receiver to pa,
taxes and charges upon the premises, and 4
work eoal.mines referred te.in his petition
to perform anx lawful ccatrac.s, and to sci
the securities when in his Judgment the 10
,erssts Of all parties viii be promoted there
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KILLED BY LIGHTNISG.- the storm
on Saturday afternoon the lightning struck
the residence Of Mr.. Ba!Iou, at the corner oi
Fourth and Bainbridge streets, Manchester
killing instantly John Chambliss, young
colored man, and seriously shocking his sis.
ter, Irene Chambliss. The lightning pene.
trated the brick wall in the upper part Of the
house, and descending made its exit through
the basement, where the unfortunate Cham.
bliss and his sister were sitting.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-07

HUsTISGs CoURT-GRAND JURY.-The June
term OF the Hastings Court Of Richmond
commences to- day. The following is list oi
the special grand jury summoned to meet a!
IL O'Clock, to serve during the term: Messrs
George X. CrutchfeId, Sr., Z. D. Eacho
Andrew L. Elicit, Elijah Parker, Charles
Phillips, NJ. L. Straus, John G. Sbafer, Will
liam H. Culingsworth, Powhatan E. Dupuy
and John G.. Page, Jr. ..'. r-t
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POLICEMAN ASSAULTED On Saturday eve
ming during the storm Policeman Fiunegas
was called upon to arrest q negro named
Lewis Bland for being drunk and disorderly
He resisted Mr. Finnecau and succeeded il
knocking him down. Messrs. Jonn NJ. ano
Charles E. Rose, William Wilkinson, }. Il
Goodipg, and Policeman Lloyd went to Dir
Finpegan's assistance, and the man was
finally arrested, taken to the Second Police
station, and locked up.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-07

Is YOUR LIFE WORTH TEN CENTS? ?-We say
plainly no psrson in this world suffering with dys-
pepsia liver complaint and Its effects-ndges ton,
costiveness, sick headache, sour stomach, heart
burn, palpitation OF the heart, depressed spirits,
biliousuess-can take GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER
without relief and cure If you doubt this, ge, a
sample bottle for 10 cents. Try II. Two doses will
relieve you. PURCELL, LADD & Co., agents.
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TnE PROPOSED PILGRIMAGE TO BOSTON,
Richmond Commaudery, No. 2, Knight:
Templar, will have adrill and inspection il
full dress of Templar on. foot, with fatigue
can attached to belt, at st. Alban's Hall thi:
afternoon at 81 O'Clock. The object OIL thls
inspection is 10 ascertain how many mem
bers of the commandery are fully ana pro
perly equipped for the Boston pilgrimage.
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A @Handsome. Young Lady =" Attempts
Suicide. but IL Resetred

Especial telegram to the Dispateh.I
ALEXANDRIA, Va, June 5-A handsome
young lady, supposed to be from this city,
attempted suicide by jumping Of the wharf
near the ferry slip, in Washington, this
morning. She was rescued by two yopng
men. She refrains from giving her name OF
the motive for the rash act.
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New York Htens.

New YoRx, June 5.-William 81. Taieosl,
buyer for the silk department OF r. y; Cla..
lin 81 Co.,, was arrested to-day on the cuaI - g
OF buying smugsled silks. DE was heiu ~
$4,000 bail. son,a
Four unknown drowned men were io.hs ~
floating in the river this morning On tus us,
Brooklyn side. ,.,,nra.
The season at Long Branch was lnaaauss' ~ ".
! led to-day by the general opening oi lne no'
| fals -.
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THE PoTAro- BUG.-In Hanover the potato
bug has appeared in great numbers. About
Tavlorsyiie they made their appearance i've
days ago, and have already done serious IN
iurv. About Mechanicspilie they are eating
IN the Young water and muskmelon.plants
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NEW GooDs.-Ladies' Gold Hunting Watches at
$50, $40, and upwards to 1925: Gentemcn's Gold
Hunting Watches at S75, sl00 to 5000, aud up
wards Ladies' Leentlnes. Opera Chains. aud Neck
laces; Amethyst Rings, Aqua Marine Rings ORR
entail Topaz Rings, Gold and Pearl Glove-Hooks, at
GRNNE1,s. -. u -
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PYrHIAN ExCU RsIoN TO WASHINGTON.
Hines Lodge, knights of Pythias, has deter
mined on an excursion to Washington, u.
C., on Thursday, July l. A committee hav.
ing charge the arrangements has chartered
n Train on the Fredericksburg road.
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TuE NEXT SESSION OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
At The last meeting Of the City School Board
it was determined that the next session OF
the public schools shall commence on Wed
nesday the September 10Th, and close on the
18th of June.
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STREET IHPRovEMEST.-Thec city hands are
at present engaged in extending the granite
pavement on Grace street west OF tlrst street.
The street has been dug up as far as Fou'
shee in accordance With the recommends
tion of the Committee on Streets and the or
der of the two branches OF the City Council.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-07

TIRE WEATHER on SATURDAY was partly
cloudy or clear, with warm southerly and
easterly winds during the forenoon. In the
afternoon it clouded up, aud at Z O'Clock
there was quite severe thunderstorm with
heavy rain. at night 1t was cloudy and
threatening. --..---.-.--..-~.-.
Range Of Tier stsr at the Dispatch office
June 8, 1873.
8 A. M,...,.67 67i 3 i. M............... "a
D A. M.............. 81 6 z. M.............. 10
Noop................S So Midnight. ............ 20
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PERSONAL Mr.. John Blair succeeds Mr..
s,nmel II, Puliam as collector for the Mu'
tuaI Assurance Society of Virginia: -.
Captain james Mitchell, son OF the iate lat
.John Mitchell, arrived in the city on satur'
day. c.o,o sorstor from
the BAN county district, is at the Exchange
DR. William Fl. Taylor will visit the North
in few days 10 buy philosophical apparatus
for the Richmond High.School. -
Mayor Gregory, OF Petersburg, was IN 'ne
CITY on Saturday.
Major N. II. Hotchkiss left Richmond on
Saturday night to attend the meeting OF the
New York State Editorial Association TO pe
held at Elmirs.
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THE FESTIVAL Observation-Disclosures
evening at O'Clock the ladies OF Centenary
church commence their feast and novel en-
tertalnment in the brick residence al the cor
ner of Sixth and Franklin streets.
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HOME INDCsTRT.-Buy the {. Exre'sio " Water
Cooler and the Polar" Refrigerator the ONLY
CHARCOAL.PAcKED ice-econo Bizers made in this
city. For sale by the principal dealers In our iue.
MoUNTCAsTLE & CoFER, manufacturers, $50
Broad street.
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SCHOOL TRUsTEE APPoIsTEDs-Ine atale
Board OF Education has appointed oamuei
III. Beatty school trustee Tor Front no5a' ,,
district, Warren county, IN place OF VI
Thad, Haynse, moved away
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/ THE RACE TINS AFTERSooN.-At4 4 O'Clock
this afternoon there Will be trotting-race
at the State Fair. Grounds for 1000. Dir.
T. Duke enters bay selding ugly Dutch,
man :" from Boston, and Mr.. Z. +. Noland
enters bay stallion Goodies" : s.4-
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Go TO BoscHEs's, 500 and 5l1 Broad street,
and leave your measure for frst-class pair Of
boots or shoes, made In any style. Handwork only.
Lif fouaraptopd ".af ~
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New TELEGRAPH OFFICE.-Ihe southern
and Atlantic Telegraph Company have estao.
lished branch office, for the convenience o
merchants, on Cary street between Ihlf-
teenth and Fourteenth, No. 1924,
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THE ENTERTAINMENT given By the Indies Of Gem
tenary church will commence TOMORROW Eve
MING at 512 northeast corner OF Sixth and Frank
lin streets. The patronage of FRIENDS and the pub
lie Is earnestly solicited. 4.
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LosT. sTRAYED, AND FOUND.

N,O THE PRESIDENT AND DIREC-
Il TORS OF THE RICHMOND AND HENRlCO
TURNPIKE COMPANY AND ALL OTHERS
day of June, make application to the hichn ono
and Henrico turnpike Company for u renewal OF
Il certificate for FIVE SH AXES OF SIO; Is IN sald
connauy Standing I'm the name of CHAkLtS VI.
waLLAGf, affidavit having been made OF the loss
OF said certificate. u,-r
WILLIAM i. MATTHEW'S,
Assignee Of A. L. Boulynre, assignee in bankruptcy
OF =. NJ. Wallace, bankrupt. my 20-2tawtu
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CONCERT To-NIGHr.-Tbe Jubilee Singers
will give concert at the. Leigh-street Bap.
tist church tonight at 81 o'clock, the pro-
ceeds to be devoted to the Missionary So
niafu of the church.
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CMBEk LUMBER! LUMBER !

IkCAAS A. PARKER & GO.
thf"n hsnd al their yards. corner Fifth and Canal
w. I SKIN dnd Canal Streets large stock OF all
I'M 'n1s u LUMBER: also, GLAZED WINDOW
a"n DoORr ana BLINDS, SHINGLES, LATHS,
NV e. WHICH they Offer for sale at very low prices.
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IJsIyeRsIrY CLuB.-The University Club,
of richmond, are to meet tomorrow night,
ut 81 o'clock, to select delegates to The semi
centennial meeting at the University.
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Drowned While RarhinS

: y ISptclAI teIeRram 20 the U1Spalch. -
PORTSMOUTH, Va, June ga youth named
Thomas Cherry, fourteen years old, IVES
drowned in the river to-day while bathing.
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HouAi-FtRNi.gaISG GOODS.

/ NE WEEK MORE.
NgsiNG or ~ COST HOUsE.FURSISB-
l%t, GOODS, SC.
-. "Ai.r. SOCK, c,usisr'ag Of E ..# .. 3
thiNA- aHd GLASS. 'AkE, r.
lhfR-FLAIED WARE,
,lJLthl aud FANCY GOODS.
ILAAl>liFD and BEIlTA "IA WARE,
ituN-. TN, ana NOUD-WAKE,
HA>ifi\G-M >tIINES,
LLiS> PRtSERNE.JARS,& &c, &C.,
!" .t" sn.G Without reserve.
at E.,tEEAST, 9O3 Main street.
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l.nh KEN l, pH fLL'NN 40. OIL a.:
g..n Er\T. l'Wr,iil>G on Sixth Strc,t just
s.-.. l.i@!i With ten rooms; kitchen Win lvur
~ E-\, irWrLLI%G No. l3 west Marshall
,-.. wlfL.i-s.l .uvlE, kitchen with four rooms.
iu::E@.:>>g. r,wsLIl>C No. Gil west Cary
s..... with ,rn r'on.s: Kitchen with tnree rooms /;
~. .";4.r ne ,lf@;''ylv: rr'e": $3.50. ~ -,
e. Isni Ma .rr.'-. With ten ro"n,: KITCHEN
,... G.,ur r,'.l-: ~ c9nNeni n,rs. irlce, $32o:
r,n. HtN4. it"Ns LEI>'i No. 227 south Se,
. -.g,,,. H. na"aIi.y r!ncc, with siN rooms, and
H.. .,.ni.Ic,. i'rirr, $3.50. :,
r-" HI.N pN LLl\H> Nos. SUI SUB, ana
G.-rr.. ia, street. HtCr and comfortable, Will
i,,H ~ 81, DWrI.LING No, 13 west Cary
.'..'. "iA IN rroa-, Iat@c yard. ana some pretty
.u2 'Er'T IN SLIiTG So. 900 north Fin,
>r-,f; ~ r'"n!-. al "n SAME floor capable ol SUP
ru: iFNI. i,MrLLING No. 142S Poplar
-'s,'. "ith - ~ ms; i:,nt very low ,.,..,.,
s'.,.: ltor.s Hv%j with three looms. Price, s9
FIX EGXT. TWO STORES, with DIV Filings
=, 4u,iugham'- Hotel which has iecn recently
,....,I iutr ,cac!ncn s-nn" having hrc and the
,1E KENI, T,.r-i:TrrS Rooms over stores
So. l4l9 and l41l Main street. between FOUR
'''A and FltteAlli sticets Liable Tor boarding
t,tl: RENT. STORE: 80 q and PooMs above
Gil tU east side IL governor street between Aill
s. f.tukIiu streets. 1lcupprr part has iora Tong
t.. t,ru occupied a> a bohG!ng-holIse, Tor which
s .- Hrll acaln"J. ,- ,
'...rs aud Nam streets. formerly occupied py
.y,u Mace. w!Ini residence a,nYc Ihis Is an
,'y,tantrhel =, aud ana Is comsiIGreh 4 Hool one;
rof Nr y :. ~ ORE No. 7O3 Maiu street. Good
s,a4. ,ur any ii.hl business.
pot. Rt NJ. >IDi:r. CA north side of cary be-
'',,.t tlcycui.. and Twelfth streets. irice very
IT,. ~
rp. III NT. STORE 80. y s north Ninth street
80. hlulu. -t.iaJ.. for iuN light buslnca>.
OFFICES.
iyE EENT.3 ,IIr: uid OFFICE with counters
H. ~truGc .uuI, cto>c NalH street, iii The very
r,...r'. ui lhc"..Y.
:rEEtHI ,FFi' Eon Tenth street near Bank,
,fft-urIu--,o. ii@hi.
inE REM. r:ti,t. - III Marshall Hall, corner
...r and Iru'i e.It,t~.
!ul. Er> /. -nad ,!a!Il-,izc office over Granite
l.. .ru.cr Company. uH Main street. Apply 70
1T Iri,I l;B> X WILLIAMS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-07
sseanship Launched. L

cHrsrsa, PA, June 5.-At 4 O'clock 9 s,a. =.
al. to-day steamer No. 1bl OF tue Iasard Mar "
Mail Company vas launched from tne :.ass, yasa
Of John Roach, The launch was suosesa'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-07

DrsoRpEnLY.-George Dabnay Wootton
uas arrested on Saturday for being disor'
der,y I and interfering with Justice Crew u
the discharge OF his duty,