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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-31

THE VIRGINIA RILEY WHrsKEY sold by CHRIS
rIAS & WHITE has been aralyzed by Drs. McCaw
and Taylor and recommended rs pure msdicinal
beverage. Price for two-year OLD, S2.0O per gal
Ion: price for three ye1r o d. S3 90 per gallon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-31

Inosphere that cannon be exrelled ia the mountains
or Virginia. will be ouened for the reaenti0n OF
guests on THURSDAY MORNlNG,oCLS Zs'h, oy
the undersigned. ~, p,a,o
Augusta county, Seventeen miles east 90 stanton.
The table Will be supplied WITH vegetables fresh
from ihe hotel garden. he Kitchen and I1nine-
room will be under the charge Of one or me oesi
Inns give nv bOarders fresh button and milk. ]
propose to set tho table In the mountains this
rpn,,s % per te,y, s1O5O per week. or f35
nor month HaIf-pricc for chiid-elr and servams. :.
SarIsfactorv arrangements can be nade oy Jd'@'-
lies for one or nnI'F~ months - 49,, ,,to
IN INV friends. acouantances. ana tne puoiis
eenerpIi, saw rexp. 10 : MoSrStrhlN.i oP.
Urtli Ihar,Jay, CAL on or aodrfss uie a. tSTs ,'"'
ai.. ha.h sur ar 81 = JOHN H.LEFTWtCh,
IaH- ioP' s..s. E 49, 80. =. - Proprietor.
Cen veysnces always at the depot for visitors.
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THIEVES SHOT AT.-The report current In
the city last night that a man was shot and
killed in an affray near Howaras Grove hos
pital proved to be untrue. A farmer in that
neighborhood caught some parties depre-
dating on bis melon patch. and shot at them
without effect. This was the caUse OF the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-31

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS Will buy handsome
ciehtee golJ wir d "g ladies' watch and
beautiful soliG gold opera chain. DO not neglect to
call to-day, for his great bargain may be gone.
Closed Saturday. s. A. WISsTocK, No. II Four
fIIIni LIZ i.fr
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ne THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCULA-
TION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY. :s'e'f "a i" hHt1i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-31
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

COOK & LAUGHTON, 10 A. n, horses mules
cow, &C.
F. T. ISBELL, 10 A. NJ. stock OF groceries.
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rrILENUE HIGH SCHOOL.
~ EeufuED COMFY, Va,

.s. ,Ir.iNIA ANp TkSSESSkE RAILROAD fii :
rt,< MILES WEST OF LYSCliBtkG.l
IT, t&.u ai.uGal session "csIh' sci IL" Hi|
F..f ro-ps %: instructors. Rrau't'ui ana hea'thS
.a.f.pn fu.lE> u.'u '"r- of IN" fanily.
,,,r,.YE..f., r,u,riuiHr iLiUrnaion, address
wILfNN s.. abE,FT /. Principal.
.,. LII, bellevue pnSt-tl fsl,S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-31

TIE PALMA CHRISTI HAIR-IoNIC Is the best
preparation made for preserving the hair giving 1t
a fire gloss, removing dandru, and keeping 1t from
falling out. ladys toiletis incomplete without 1t
1t is prepared Only by MEADE &c BAKER, druggists
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-31

SARATOGA aud all other styles of TRUNKS
BosCHES'S. 500 aud 5l1 Broad street. SOLE
LEAlIIER YALlSES, RAILROAD BAGS, LADIES'
fGe SATCIIELS, &c, at boSCuEN'S, 500 and Oil
ErOaQ street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-31

SAVE MONEY by having your printing done OF the
DISPATCH PRISTING-HOUsE. Good work, low
prices, aud salts faction guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-31

THE CHEAPEST DIZZY GOODS HOUSE IN TIE CITY
Is SYCLE BROTHERS.. Everybody ought TO patron
lie them, rs hey try their best TO sell the goods as
low as possible
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-31

PURE IcE-CREAM Of all favors may be nad at
PIzzIy1's ut IL. rs per gallon. Leave your orders
early to-day If you wish him to furnish you with
cream for 10. morrow.
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-,nr.,n,pAJ UJGH-SCHOOL,

L, <lAR SIEXtSpRIA, VA
". ELACkFpEp, u. A.. fhlSC1PAL.
! r.....,G in ~34. ~, session npchs TEL EN-
3d. l.7I B"ys prepared for c"ltge or
,"'... Assistants aud terms rs tcl"rc. eNa-
,.. -.,. 1u application =" the Principal'a at AieN-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-31

OuR FOREIGN TRADg.-The brig K. a.
Heslin, Captain David Gouin. Dr.. cleared at
tse rusroni-nouse Yesterday with three hltn-
dred hosss heads OF leaf tobacco, shipped oy
Me-srs. r. w. Hanew 1nckel & Co., for
Trieste. AuSfria. ysE..a. - ... X
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-31

MEETING OF TOBACCO ExCH ANGE. -There
viii lie mee.Irg OF he Tobacco Exehslge
this rornins 10. consider matterS para'alng
TO- sae seizure of tie tobacco on board the
fs4k Tarueln. - - L. .-------- - -
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IF You WANT TO BUY AN ALL-wooL 35c. FLAN-
MEL for only 25c. go to SYCLE BROTHERS, 429
Broad street. They have jus, received two bales
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Murderer Hung,

." Especial telegram to the Dispatch.J '55d
CHARLESTON, S. c., July 30.-A negro boat
man named John Smith was hung to-day for
the murder OF James Clarity, proprietor of a
grocery store on Edisto Island, in February,
Before leaving his cell Smith confessed the
murder -ss,ft .sl.s s-rrt.. yry.i isgrsa
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ANY Que p sea'cn Of really msdsinsl e., waieri- rs
nioiaN e will do wIi 70 call at the ROCK 'RtD1"
RAHBs The HaJawhatools wnGer' sulphur
S,ter and Iron water cons,y ntly at Tue hplei ifesh
A. !. 'lhnlne aud summer resort for The htahh'
seeker VIZ claiia ID y4ntases oyr every otoer "at,,
iug-pa e III ibe. uuaniM sof Virenh eh na.ss l,.
passense,s esytlg ai:h,nond. fushangton, ana i,'
!:al,imor. IN the moruing arrive al sne bAt'i' t'
SUPPER ..as... a.s.s s.t RI ~ 2-1 m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-31

& L1KBlG's LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF is admit.
raby adapted for females in delicate health who
reuuire tonic ....ss .t..-.uaF r...s .... ..t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-31

ExcURsros1sTs IN TowN.-The Presbyte-
riau Sunday school of Fredericksburg, &C.
companied by friends, the whole party
filling ten coaches, arrived in this city yester.
day on an excursion. x-Lieutenant.Gov-
ernor Marye and other prominent gentlemen
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THE BEST LAWNS are now sold at SYcLE Bro
TIERS at 2hc. per yard.
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PEACHES! PEAcuEs!-Go to PlZzISI and get
coma of This delicious fruit.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-31

WE WOULD LIKE TO CALL THE ATTENTION OF
all readers to The advertisement Of Messrs. SY-
Gle BROTHERS. l.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

death Of General g., ,Es Pickett
Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.I sf - ..,,a
No,RfiFFyoLk, ,fiFy VA, July 30.-General George
.. Pickett died tonight at St. Vincent hos
pital at 1G45 O'clock. .-'s' @s.s'. T
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-31

The WEATHER To.DAY.-The prob abilities
are that the heather today ,otA be clear
or partly cloudy. 81 s8sag.. u. aoa.ae..-
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Go TO SYCLE BROTHERS and get yourself a nice
Zebra Suit These goods the latest out, and suit
esL ecially for travelling dresses. ...... .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-31

s,wu.vss Coss., July 3o.-Ths works
+, ,ue s.erIing Organ COMPANY, ~ aIn saa
ham. burned this morning. Loss, sae~V'
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To RE CLOSED. The Reading Rooms OF
she Youpp Mems Christian. Association will
be closed to-day. Prayer mcetinr- at12 h.,
ss usual
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-31

LARGE STOCK OF CAssIMEREs AND LINENS can
always be found at SYcLE BROTHERS.. .'- \. -
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DoN'T be bothered with badly. fitting collars, but
wear the ELMwooD. Every Que you put on rts
hight and looks well. .....
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r IsT OF ADVERTISED LETTERS RE

r IST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS RE-
IL NAMING IN TIE MANCHESTER POST
OFFICE JUi.Y 81, 1875. Persons calling for
letters IN this list win please say Advertised. If
MOI called for In one month they will bc sent to the
Dead-Letter Office, in Washington, ID. Z.
LADIES LIST.
husband, A. Dance, NJ. Z. Porter. s.
Anderson 5. r.. Dcaue, &. sturdavent, Nh I.
Rurnette, NJ. Z. Henderson, l.. Savory, y. A.
Bentley. S.. Harris. l.. NJ. Smlth. j..
CLry, K. A (2) Nct;ray, NJ. Turner, /. NJ.
Cursi,y l.. Newbv, ID. {. Taylor, Nj.
Co,tre, Y. A. Powell, A. Welsh, B.
GENTLEAfEN'S LIST,
Anderson, G. S. uarerSon, ". II. Moles, }. M.
Ferry W. Ii. Dillon, A. 6. Moecy.u Ii.
Railey. w. LAWS, p. K. Nansel. d. ".
Branch. ID. p. Evans, ". Pbiipps,E
Baser L Co., Gnode. ID. learson, Mr..
Branson, l.. Giddings, II. C.. Perkins, DR.. Ii.
Eurnertc e. (2) II.
Chairman, G. Gleen, j. A. Bedford j.
Coudrv. {. H.(2) Gordon, II. A. Radiord j. l.,
Carter II. l.. G0ts:y, j. n. Radfoid. j..
Cox T., Giles, A. j. Schwartz, Nj.
CIawlcy, t. Henderson, Ii. Sumton, Mr..
Chantou,J. Jones j. II. Snelson, ) II.
Carrier, B Jacksou, H. insley, w. Il.
Clay, NJ. b. Jeames, S. TURNKEY, w. F.
Drau, A. Johnson, j. B. WcIls.J.
ROBERT BEATTlE, 2. NJ.
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REMOVALS..

RD.-REMUVAL.- have this day
" removed 10 our new store. No. 903 Main street
lone door below Niuth street,. where we shall have
a much larger and more varied stock of fine WlSES,
LIQUORS. TrRS. IMPORTED CONDIMENTS.
IA NCY GROCERIES, &C., &c, and shall be pleased
To STE pa'rons and tn. public generally.
Respectfully, WALTER u. BLAIR co.
RICHMOND, july 5. 1875. jy 15.2w
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DISPATCH Observation-Disclosures Ia
cillties for the prompt execution OF all kinds OF
printing. Orders filled promptly and at low prizes
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-,nDrM.nNTu SCHOOL.

- >@'' TuyprAL A>p fARkI
vi'IiNGKr MARYLAND.
ftrc:,,n anm,Mi =, sion q, ysTnnItI th,s sSGnnHtT
a"' .",>r ADIt> will ~ open on ThUHS
- ,,{rI, MNtR l6sh. For ctl cmars address
rAI.S"' NEs. II. J.. LkFtRtRE,
-, Principal.
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were
gentlemen
sought rei'l
the trees t,
seems to b;
party retui
accident OF
DRUIDs7
regular nnd
A. o. D., |
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FRANCISCO, Jul, A.-The Oregon De.
mocra,s have nomiaaled La'aye'a esnS we
GvpgEess.
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ing Ofhcer5 1e4e eteeteo TOT Tue ensu7n5 1eI !"
of six mo hths: George Priloye, noble arch; !;
Peter S,impf, vicc-arch; Michael Hanno,
Secretary; Henry Burkert, treasurer; Paul
Boezig, conductor Henry Streutker, inside
guardian; C. G. Thon, past noble arch.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-31

BANANAS. BANASAs!-PizzINI has nice lot Of
this fruit.
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t'N EEk. DC.
| UMBEK LUMBER! LUMBER!

fkthAS A. PARkfR x %.
hshrrm h1pd u their yards. corpcf f1fh and Canal
"i-" r!Ati md Canal sir.rts, isrxe stock OF al
1N!os "l i.' Sb e. also, SLAZ - "iSDOW-
- H. "'Ok> AMI III ~ is, >Hl NGLrs, La HIS,
g. ac "hlch 'heS offer for sa' at very low prices
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ral unoccupied rooms, suitable for ~.
sUMMER BOARDERS.
Ierate. 1y SO-1m
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,rrnrOL on CHURCH HILL.
>.,s yIIZA !. rLEASAN1S

oc the di|s Of nrT ,s%STI a. on No.
vo>pAy. 2cTn OF sFrrFNHkR NhAr'
-~i i~a.. 80 . r.'' w., ty2S 2ws
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t;n.'CA rI0SAL.

,,., AND MECHANICAL ENGl-
IIN IL =, ,he Rensselaer, Polytechnic IN
I \Hth'<"E Y. Instruction very pracl,ca'
-,.'u' ~ 'E UNSURPASSED in th's country Sramm
,e- ,@t.n r\t' Annual Register containing irn-
j.; iniH f' e,u,Iy aud full particulars ADDRESS
t'"'''' Iircctor.
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LIST OF LETTERS.
: IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
! TIE RICHMOND POST-OFFICE JULY 81,
LADIES LIST.

=, =, :. -,,, ,....
Persons calling for letters in this list will please
,hcr will be sent to the Dcad-Lctter office, In WASH
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pDN\ukE 'UiLEGE,
Il SALEM, VIRGINIA.

Il SALEM, VIRGINIA.
qy.f,rI-TulEit~ = >>ioN BEuINS SErTEN-
81 !, 1873.
r. t..,r,., H. ..l.,cC.rr.c excellent prerarat"rv
a. ..,..' h..ll.nl clilnttc. g"Od m"ra!S. eood
...... q. ,,.r, ur'"I rair "Hpcus's. tuition ana
e., .,.... All s".,g.rc I. Tn'l. lights. aln Wash
,,., ...-i Of. L :rn months. from = 6n To S24u.
, w.. ,.a.t,d ,,Ifh ir,,icS>|r>: ynung men, IN
,,.l -. r.'lrrl'.-. college prosperous. students
ir.... ,."'u'l~ -, llc country. . II" annuii GAIA
,..... t..s,d 1t,r o aIs,iicr,i"n. Address
ELv. 49, +. ElFlLE. ID. D.,
4. ,...i....,.yy rrp>j.rn,.
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OPINIONS OF THE PULPIT AND THE PRESS IN
REGARD TO THE LEE " GALLERY
The best PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY in the United
states. @''7'' CHRISTIAN OBSERVER.
Has never been surpassed, 70 far Us my1observa-
tion goes, In this style OF art. -
.egg3ta "gE Bs agai REV. j. L. BURROWS
This well-known GALLERY shows a steady i'm
provement In style and artistic skill.
. CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN.
The PICTURES are admirably and tastefully ar
ranged. Rev. j. B. JETER.
Beautiful, artistic, and accurate LIKESEssEs.
vi ~....-.' -"s"" REV. C. C. BITING.
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acres of land near Clover Hill pits, Chester.
field county, to John w. Jewett for S1,205
(mineral rights reserveo); small house and
lot on Perry street to Thomas Smith for
S420. .zjluo 'Ss3.Es.')
MAros's couRr.-Tbere were about
twenty five white boys before this court yes
terday, some upon the charge Of engaging in
roek-battles, and Others for bathing 10 the
river and exposing their persons. They
were alt discharged with an admonition from
bis Honor. - -.,.
,, DoG-TAx.-Monday owners Of dogs in this
city will be required to get their medals for
Lhe ensuing year., {: ?a =. ...E3 xa..j -.
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.I,XyAu MoaE ACADEMY,
- -rr DIOCESAN SCHOOL, Foh "'""N'
>r,K EALIlM0RE, ND

,-,.,.,, un;.A for hcalthinlncss ana ocanss ni
= > .,"'I' her, nau>n advantages FOR Careful
, '"raosh i",r%St'9m, rt ,,.n "ho ho,ne ns" '''"'
H.a ~ ',,,'Er.t ,rsr hcgins September .. 10 -.
-, 80 ,.,i circulars /" REV. AEIiiak ). Kill
-, r.,,r!@Nu Nd. y -s--- 80 w -o-
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BOOTS. SHOES. &c.


NEW GOUDS-LOW PRICES. s
Il. +. TISSLEY & CO., -
No. 43l BROAD STREET,
have now open 4 fresh assortment of LADIES
GtNTL EMEN'S, and CllILDREN'S BOOTS,
SHOES, and CATERS Of the latest and most fasll-
ionable stvlcs. A select stock Of
ThUNkS. LADIES SATCHELS, &C.
QUALITY GUARANTEED.
REPAIRING Neatly DONE. iv II
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4itIlulolld 1ispatlh,

SATURDAY. ): .:...,.,..-.JULY 81, 1875.
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NLVDOMINlON BUSINESS tOLIEG
~ Nu.l2lT MAIN SIRE" L, III llMONp, Va.
1ar u,nn an..ua session viii h'gin October IL
Hat ~rH'iuuc tlll June IL i"ii"wiie, Att.'' "a!
,.r,uu.h-,tl~r. Practice. Book keeping IN all lis
'gir.'r,. p.ua aIl>lip 9th pain ami orhamemtall,
jut. rcit law. Commercial Arilhtn' TIC busi-
..,.. tu-irin-. Forms. O"rtsp"ndt nee. common
ta.f.-Ii. sc. For eI.icultrs. addr,Ss on
il. 10 GEORGE NJ NlCOls
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EBRIDGE Bates.

O.EBRIDGE BATES. .- es :. $3.50
DIR. SAMUEL B. .M0RRiaON......pR .pRoPRsEtoh'
MAIor PtTEk WOoDWAkD.........h hASAGEh' li l.
.. CHARGES GREATLY EaDyGED:rrr
S2PtR RDAI. ,,, Eli S1I IhEh En- Eh-h'
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A MOTHER LOT OF LADIES'.r
N MISSES, and CHILDREh'S kI DHeae
NES PORT IIhS, hand and machine Sew-kA
ed: r. c. Burt 5 fine HOES for ladies. mi.Scs, and
children; a full line Of fine BOOTS aud SHOESfor
gentlemen, boy :, and youths :TRUNka. VALiSES.
SATCUELS; ut W.p. ". TaILOR'S.
iy lS Fourth and Broad Sire cts.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

nH PRICE, MEECHUM'S RIVER
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4 AIilitAt sOAL--F & r : Ii l. Y
m!at~-iusi I, hand
'"At-it fine sutaner fue--rull -upp'y In my
J.. P.k CahEt sc o.,
- corner Of ~cvcni, MIR 1ud arT s'rerts1
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INITIALS.
Spotswood Hotel; Monticello Wine Company.
VESSELS.
Schooner Annie Croner, schooner Nellie Brown,
schyout l. l.. aud ID. Fisk. tugb a. Vulcan.
Ell. VAN LEW, Postmaster.
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BY .. Thompson Brown, (
Aluctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
No. His Main street - Z.

II Q B B EN- T 60. .s.s.r 90
4 AT REDUCED RATES.
No, 129 west Cary street; rooma
No. 81 west Canal streef; rooms Il
NO. 706 west Leigh sreets 8 rooms. =;
No. 623 north Foushee street: rooms. - -
? No. 207 south SECOND street; q rooms9 sEN sS
No. sos north Third street !: rooms .e
No. 81 9 south Cherry strict. 4ro0fns ~ ~
Ne. zoos north Seyenteenth street "a roorns,i,..
No, 623 south First street: 8 rooms.
!! No. -! south Cherry street, q rooms.5ia 4glS713
Upper pc, ton NO. 207 east Broad street, coz
r STORE AND DWELLING taear corner Twenty
second and Main streets, containing six rooms aHd
u si.ss '0fan5 THoaFsos osSpBIZ pBEo%s ,S
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EOR RENT. in q pleasant ueIghb0r. &5H
Il hood. TWO VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS IL
on the first floor tparlors. with Kitchen and coafs
street. - t''' n ~ ~ iy 29-St<
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NTAIN-TOP." !"

SIMMER RESORT, celebrated for Its
Scenery. extended views, psre, clear
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WANTS.

A MIDDLE.AGED, TRUSTWORTHY
N man desires situation as PORTER, WATCH~
MAN, RUNNER either ~ 8 TORE. FACTORY, no.
Tel. &c or in a RESTAURANT or PRIVATE
FAMILY, where he can make himself generally
useful; is q good nurse for IsVALlDs; ALSO un.
derstands GARDENING. Writes good hand.
Please address W., Dispatch office. jy 3l-ltS
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WANTED, FIFTEEN COL0RED
w WOMEN to 20 north to COOK. WASH &cv
in private families. Wages. 81 to 81 8 per month:
Also, a few COLORED MEN for saw.mill, la
Furry county, Va. Apply to
=" }. =. JUsTIS, Labor Agent,
~ o1 No. Fifteenth street.
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New Italian Musical Prodigy,

A new star, small, but brilliant, has ap-
peared on the musical horizon. Comma
Luziani of Pisa, is little girl seven
years old, but so small as to seem
about five. Last week she gave con-
cert, and everyone is talking of her
marvellous talent for piano playing. Her
hand is SO small that she can barely
strike sixth, but she takes the octaves
by quick movement that is admirably
executed, The musical critics say she
plays with wonderful expression and
with just comprehension of the music
that is rare even in adult performers. A
young lady who sang at the concert told
us OF a call she received from the little
prodigy. ''The child walked into our
parlor with the greatest dignity,
and coming directly to me said very
rapidly and in a perfectly monotonous
tone, 'Signorina, [ have to say thank
you very much for singing at my con-
cert Then she made little bobbing
courtesy and sat down. I complimented
her playing; she got off the chair, said
thank you, repeated her courtesy and
sat down again. This she did every
time [ said aword of commentator and
always with the same grave, old man
ner." It is generally thought she is too
precocious to live long, and AS am
told she practices six hours day, can
well believe that she will be martyr to
the ambition of herself or her friends
Letter from italy.
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The Recent Failures in England.

The New York Evening Post SAYS,
the news of the failure of the Aberdare
Iron Co., of London, England, causes
general surprise among the trade in this
city. Prominent men in the trade, con-
slider it remarkable and important
failure. The Aberdare Iron Co. is a
very old concern, and it has exten3ive
factories in Wales, where it has for many
years turned out thousands of tons Of
railroad iron. The company has done
but little for the past year or two. The
American demand iell off entirely and
the continental trade was very much
lessened. There have been numerous
protracted strikes which have caused
annoying and expensive delays in the
fulfllment of orders. A strike took
place recently which lasted five or six
months, and it is believed that this last
interruption has fastened the downfall
OF the company.
1t is not thought that the failure will
effect the iron trade here.
The failure of Sanderson & Co..
leading bankers in London, a firm
which failed in 1857, but afterwards re-
covered It's business and standing, will
doubtless cause much distress in many
households throughout the kingdom.
Like Overend, Turney & Co., they held
vast numbers of small deposits, and
their failure to the extent Of G8OO, 900,
will be the most painful result of this
complicated business disaster.
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A NOVEL YALEDICIORY.
How an Editor with Bullet in his Brain
Feels.
Correspondence of the New York Herald

How an Editor with a Bullet in his Brain
Feels.
Correspondence of the New York Herald.
V1NELAND, N. j., May "a, 1875.
The following curious announcement
is made In the Independent by Mr.. Car
ruth, who was recently shot by Landis.
The article is headed g Adios" (adieu):
but no one will venture to assert that.
Notwithstanding the presence of lead
SO near the vital region, it is loaded
with melancholy
With this issue we step down and out
from the editorship and proprietorship
of the vineland Independent. We COM
mend the new proprietor to our patrons
and friends, and hope and trust that un-
der his management the paper will give
increased satisfaction to its readers.
This sudden sundering of eur connec-
ton with newspaperdom will surprise,
and doubtless disgust many of our
friends. but there is no alternative.
Two months constant wrestle with a
hostile bullet In our brain has convinced
us that we lack the capacity to develop
lead mine and publish an independent
Vlneland newspaper at the same time.
Our impaired eyesight, shattered nerves
and pulsating brain admonish us that
for tho coming year We must not stray
too far from the hospital.
To our subscribers who, for the past
four years, have read the Independent
and paid for it, we aereby tender our
Acknowledgements. Those who have