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RICHMOND AND ETERsBURGS
RAILROAD COMPANY.

RAILROAD COMPANY. !
COMMENCING JUNE /. 1875, trains
" on this road will run as follows:
LEAyB RICHMOND SOUTH.
5:10 A. M, THROUGH MAIL daily Except Sun
dayl connecting for ali points South
and West. SleepIng-car attached.
7:45 A. NJ, FRElG Hr TRAIN daily Except Sun.
day., With coach attached, tor PeterBs
burg and stations the S0uthside
road, Lynchburg. ana the West.
1:45 P. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily, connecting
for all points South and West Pas.
sengcrs taking this train will make
close connection at Petersburg for
Norfolk.
500 P. N, FREIGHT daily Except Sunday.
with coach attached.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
7:30 A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily texcepe
Sunday with coach attached.
lOAO A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
With Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all points Eat
and West.
5:OOP. b., FREIGHT daily Except Sund2yh
coach attached.
1855 P. IL, THROUGH NAIL daily Except Sun.'
day) connecting with Richmond
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
Sleeper attached, ruUnIns through 70
Baltimore. Also making close cons
necliou with The Chesapeake and Ohio
railro sd for the Virginia springs and
points North and West.
The MAIL TRAINS will not STOP between Rich
nond and Petersburg except 81 Chester.
Trains on the Glover Hid railroad win leaya
leave Chester ut gao r. Al. daily except sundays.
ALL TRAINS LEAVING Petersolrx NH Start from
Appomattox depot.
INV 90 A. SHAW. SUPERINTENDENT
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Tragic End Of u Notorious Desperate

CISclNSATT, June 14.-Tom Mcclellan, Il
notorious despcraGo, made famous by the
tragic end OF his counsel, Hon. Z. l.. VAL
lAudigham. who lost his life in explainr 6
some points in the trial Of Mcclellan for the
murder of a man named Myers, was assaSsi-
mated in his saloon, at Hamilton, last
night. From the appearances of the room
ard position of the body the suppositlon is
that some one entered the saloon, called for Il
drink, and while Mcclellan was serving the
customer he was shot by some one through
window, as pane Of glass in the window
was shattered into fragments. Although
shot with several bullets in the right tempt"
and side of the face, Mcclellan had strength
enough TO get his revolver TO defend himself,
but tell dead on reaching the eLd of the
counter. There is no clue to the murderer.
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ireland.

QUEENSTOWN, June 14.-Tbe steamship
Civ of Chester, from New York, with the
American Rife Team on board, arrived here
to-day ut noon.
CORK, June 14.--The American Ride Team
arrived here this evening and had hearty
welcome from the people. The weather was
remarkably fine throughout the voyag &c across
the Atlantic, and all enjoyed tne trip. The
Americans are much gratlfied with their re-
ception on this side Of the Atlantic. Ihey
say it is quite equal to the ovation given
them on their departure from New York.
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The Louisiana State Auditor Indicted

for Felony.
NEW ORLEANS, June 1.-THE grand jury
this morning presented four indictments
against State Auditor Charles Clinton, two
for misdemesnor in Office, one for extortine
under color of office, and one for embezzling
100000 Of State funds. Bail has been fixed
at $4,000. The Auditor was served with q
cnpias, and paro!ed by the sheriff till 8
L. NJ.
Governor Kellogg has addressed formal
request to the Judge of the Superior Court
to extend the present term, or call an extra
session, for the purpose OF bringing the
charges against the Auditor to an immediate
trial; and he has also instructed the Attor.
ney. General 20 prosecute the case without
delay
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The Alleged sink Smuggling Cases.

NEW YORK, June 14.-In the United
states Circuit Court criminal brunch) to-day
the members of the firms of Claflin & Co.
and Field, Morris. Fcnner & Co., together
with Colonel Robert Desangcs and Charles
L. Lawrence, were arraIgned to plead TO tho
indictments found against them by the grand
jury for completely in the silk-smugrl'ng
frauds. All pleaded not guilty with the eX
ceplion of Llwrence, whose counsel asked
for time; which was granted.
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The Grassnopper Plague.

OMAHA, NEB., June l4.-lmmeDse clouds
of grasshoppers made their appearance, fly
ing northward over this place about II
o'clock to-day, but none have aligh'ed here.
They have appeared in immense swarms at
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, and are destroying
everything before them. They are moving
northWarG.
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rsSyRANCE COMPANIES.

~ N. WALKER q CO., GENERAL IN
J. STRANGE AGENTS, Iel4 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, Va, representing the n,, IN ~,
NORTH BRITISH AND HERCASIiLI = An IN
sITRaSCE COMPANY, of London and Edln'
SHrnh Enplaud-capltal, 81 100000 gold:
AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY. OF CinclS"
natl Ohie-assets ever 81 .OO0.O0o: ro,,p.
ny. OF New York-assets over $500. 900:
LYNCHBURG INSURANCE. AND bAshdN IN,
COMPANY, OF Lyncnburg, Vs.-asssS owl
''aSTiRNTIC INSURANCE. Co nMn Of
R-ookIYn, ". Y.-assets over s39o.euW;; .puoo,.
PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPAN1' OF ofooA'
lvn. y. Y.-assets over $1,000. 600 =,
SppoKTsMOUTH INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
Portsmouth Ea.-assetS over boO,OUo:
ua,,ns,,ao win the Treasurer Of Virginia, 81 oo',
os0. losses eauitably adjusted and promptly pale
VI this agency Applications solicited anu ,nne'
diate a attention given thareto. on ="
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rEENeT5TGE.
HAVING RELEASED J HE PROG


HAVING RELEASED HE PRO-M
IL PtRTY 3l9 Broad street. between EsA
hIrd and Fourth. | have made great altera- UT
lions ami i.upruvrmcn III my waIcro"ms ana have
now on hand Il large and Tell--elec>ed stock OF
FuRSITUot, In wntch VIII oe found ~ -
COTTAGE, PAINT -. ard oTaiNE ID SUITS OF
CHAMBER FURNITURE at a25, s2S, 800
Full MNKHt.E STAINED SUITS at S45. 500,
DHkSSi%Gi-cAoE SUITS, STAINED, at SIS, $50,
WaLSi+T SUITS at $40. $40 ard $50:
Full MARBLE WALNUT SUITS at s75, $50,
800. anu 400:
WALNUT DntsS,NC; CASE SUITS at 800,
SIPS, $50. 10, and 1925. up 10 $50.
Tfcsr & obs aIl ol The atcs. Styles, richly
carved uid finished
PA kLOk SUITS In hatrcloth. plain and striped
terry. at $50, f7J, $50. 81 90, Sl2o, 10 f220 :;
PLAIN Lou sol at So ~. rs. and19:
WALNUT Lounges in haifcloth aud terry ut
$40, *l5. $2G. s25, and $50:
STAIN ID ana WALNUT W AkDRODES TO match
MATTK'Ess.s FMATIIER-BEDS, PILLOWS
and BULST EkS;
FNTr NSiUS.TABLES. SAFES. &c.
CIIAIhS specially.
AIIor when am selling at rrcstly reduced prices.
Itholsering aud repairing. Chairs cane seated.
Goous carefully packed for shiplneni.
j. d. ii aTEWO GOD,
$40 Broad. hi tween Third aud Fourth streets.
my l3-Ill.s 4 IN
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fForlne Dispatch.l
Ashland s,aIneIery DceOrasaO OH.

W Wednesday evening The graves OF tse
E'I'' deIate dead near this place were most
*au.ituIy ana tas!efuily decorated by the
1solt'. 1t vas pleasant to notice that Inc
ssia'e, Of the lew Union soldiers, buried far
!f'n home and friends. were not neglected.
~ Evidence vi Christian charity unknown TO
hJue. w,
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Frost.

WASHINGTON, June 14.-There was a
heavy frost in New York and Pennsylvania
last night.
@ NEW YORK, June 14.-Dispatcbes from
maine. New Hampshire, and other States, re-
bort considerable damage from frost. 1t was
also quite severe in New jersey.
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ONLY DROPPED FROM THE RoLI.s.-LouiS-
riNs. June FL 1t appears that the action OF
the Prcshytery. few days since, did not de-
pose Dr.. Samuel r. Wilson from the pulpit,
Us stated. but only dropped his name from
the rolls Of the Louisville Presbytery.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Murslcr-AcQut,ted.

fSpecia telegram to the Dispatcb.J
NORFOLK, Va, June 14.-Jacob Yates, a
negro boy. six years of age. was thrown 10
a well by his mother, Betsy Yates, at Church
land. Norfolk county, yesterday and
drowned. The mother was arrested and
jailed.
TIE Richmond negroes charged with rob-
bipg Captain Clifford, OF the Sylvester, OF q
thousand dollars were discharged by Mayor
Whitehead TO- day.
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:. b new Catholic church In Washington, u.
- "as dedicI,ed sunday by Archbishop
hnaytry, Of Baltimore, assisted by Bishop
tt'syteF, OF Wilmington, Del; Bishop Glib.
S'L', Of Richmond, Va; Bisnop Grace, OF
a. foUl, Mlon.; Very R4y. J. A. koehlort,
provincial of the Dominican Order 10 the
1Ui'ed States, and large number 4t priests.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, June 4, 1875.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT White. % bushels. Red GO bushels
CoaS.-1Vhi e, $50 bushels. !HraU- cOiorsd. Az
bushels
UATS.-1CS bushels
SALES.
WHEAT.-IFhHe. 80 bushels common at S1.l z:
40 bushels fair 1T II .25-total. l22 bushels. Red,
60 bushels very good at 81 81.
CORN White. $50 bushes very good at Soc
Yelio,c, 40 bushels Very good ut SAC.
RF-HXHlBlTED.
WuEAT.-Uhite, So bushels.
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Is CANTON INSIDE LINE."seiIsHy

NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BsIWhEN
RICHMOND md PHILADELPHIA.
TRI.WEEKLY.
On ard after OCTO5ER lST the splendid iron
steamers OF this line will leave Richmond 1 UtS-
DAYS THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
Powhatan Steamboat Lines pier, at corner OF
Twenty-econu and Dock sirt els, making close con-
Mt ction each "trip Ut Canton. Md, East Batimore)
with the Philadelphia, v iimington, and Baltimore
railroad COMPANY for Phila0clDhla.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES:
Al freight BY this line covered ny fire and marine
insurance free of cost. No dOckage charged az
Richmond. kates as low as any other line. his
Is the quickest line between Philadelphia and Rich
mond.
Fr.ighrs ordered by this line should be marked
"f,auiOn Insit. Line" and sent To the Pbiladel-
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore depot, Philade-
pbia.
Ereiebts received daily In philadelphia and Rich
nlond. For further Indignation apply TO
l.. Is. TAI UM, Agent,
Offices Twenty-secoad and Dock streets
and Ninth and hain stIeets, or to
Us. WILSON. General Freight Agent,
PHILADELPHIA. Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
PhiiatcuhL- III b
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ae,ARDINes AND LODGINsa.

DERMANENr OR DAY BOARD CAN
he obtainet nv app.yingat he des'rabiy-ioeaiet
resiaec. OF the subscriber. BOO east Grace sttee'
btL~ ssnsts sl'u sFs sse Mas. W. g. TURPlN,
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DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
TUNE 10, 1875.
CARDoZo, FOURQUREAN & CO.

CARDOZo, FOURQ & CO.
Examine our CALIGOES al 81 and 10c.;
Examine our NkCK-RUFFLE, al soc. per dozen
examine our DRESS GOODS;
examine cur MOURSIHG GOODS;
Examine our PULONAlSE PATTERNS;
Examine our G. GRENADINES ut Soc;
Examine our SILK STOCKS;
Examine our CAsSiMERES;
Examine our YAkD-WIDE PERCALES at 12k.
1G4. and 25c.;
Examine our LINENS. LINEN SHEETINGS, and
PILLOW LINENS;
Examine our large and handsome assortment Of
LADIES UNDERWEAR;
Examine our LADIES ENTHUSIASTICALLY and
1925.
We have Just received handsome assortment OF
LADIi s. WHITE VICTORIA and LINEN SuIlS
and COSTUMES.
Just received, full assortment Of LADIES'
STRIPED HOSE Ia very desirable styles.
From this time forward we will otter great In
ducemcnis in DRESS GOODS.
Our stock shall be kept complete In all OF It's
branches and every novelty, as soon rs introduced
in New York, shall be presented to onr customers.
la,
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The express train which left Boston oatur-
day afternoon was thrown from The track
near New York, and Speaker Blaine, who
was a passenger, received some slight inju-
rias. Vice President Wilson, who was on
The train. eScaped uninjured.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. June 4 Moon. stocks dull. Money,
2. Gold li65. fxchapge-Lnng. 4SS: short,
49l. Governments dull. State quiet and nominal:
EteniHQ.-AloDey easier at l y. sterling quiet al
4SS. Colo dull at 1l6A governments dull but
steady. States quiet and nominal.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, June 14.-Virgira 6s. peelers. 1t
cousols. 5S%. WeseVIrginla's. ga. N0rth Caroua
6's, old, 20 new. IL; SPECIAL tax, 4. Bid to-day.
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Tickets for sale on steamers, ut CARRIER i co. 3
Ticket Agency. Main stree and Exchange Hotel.
and baggage cheek. d through. trright received
d,ily for Boston. Norfolk. and Portsmouth. and
r, guitar landings on james river from A. NJ ~
6 l.. VI mt reason able rates.
Freight for way.landiDgs must be prepaid.
L. Il. TaTUM, General agent.
Cfflce: Comnany's wharf. Rockets: branch Office
at W. ID. Blair & COS, corner Of Ninth and Mann
stre' Is. Je
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je IA

THE ATTENTION OF THE PkOPkI.
4 tTOKS OF the several Virginia Springs, Wa,
tering Places. and Hotels, Is calico TO my large ana
weii-seIected STOCK of CROCkEkY, GLASS,
Plated GOODS, and CUTLERY, suitable for
their use With an expere ce Of ten years calf ring
10 their wants AIN satisfied that can give SAILS
facLion.- large assortment OF RefrtEeSat0rs. T.
ter-Coolers. and Ire-pitcners, always on hann.
Also null line OF China and Granite Chamber Ses
!" 9rsat variety JAMES W. GIBSON,
my 90 1907 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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BALTIMORE, June 14.-1Dc flft0 mary
land regiment left here this morning to at.
tend the Bunker Hill Centennial.
Especial telegram TO the DispatchJ
NORFOLK, VA, June 14.-The Norfolk
Artillery Blues, numbering sixty-three,
rank and file, under command of CAPTAIN
James W. Gilmer, left this afternoon for
Boston on the steamer William Lawrence.
The flags Of the shipping were displayed al
masthead, and number Of steamers ac-
companied the party down the river. As
they passed Fort Monroe a salute was fired
by the garrison. which was answered by the
battery of the Blues.
The Blues were accompanied by the follow
ing gentlemen as invited guests: General Eitz-
hugh Lee; Colonel r. E. Witbers. United
States senator; Colonel L. d. Starke; Colo
mel Walter Taylor, ex.State senator; and
members Of the press.
ASSOCIATED Press telegram
NORFOLK. June lathe Norfolk Light
Artillery Blues left for Boston this afternoon
on the steamer William Lawrence. They
were escorted to the steamer by battalion
of United States marines headed by the Ma
val Band and the City Guard. The flags Of
the shipping in port were displayed, and a
number Of steamers accompanied tho Law
renee to Hampton Roads. As the Lawrence
swung out from the wharf they were saiuted
by the United States receiving.ship New
Hampshire, which was returned by the
Blues amidst the widest enthusiasm. Statutes
were exchanged with General Barry at For
tress Monroe. A number of distinguished
gentlemen accompany the Blues, among
whom are General Fitzhugh Lee; Colonel
Walter Ii. Taylor, who was adjuiant on Gem
ersl r. L. Lees staff; Nj. dlennaD, of the
Firginian, and others.
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no BE READ BY LADIES UNL1.-
/ We are now ready 10 offer the Indies OF Rich
mon su perior UNDERWEAR OF our own manu-
Signs prettier, and I.
PRICES LOWER THAN NEW YORK GOODS.
Special attention is called to our
GLOyE-FITTING CORSET-COVERS,
which lady's wardrobe Is tncomrlete wltnont
Mrs BROOKE presiieS over the sAhPLE. toohs'
anu viii take great pleasure In showing goods.
BnODkE L CO., lila Naiu street,
second floor, second door above Dispatch ONCE.
my 3.3m
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A Big Day in Chattanooga.
CHATTANOOGA, June Ito day witnessed
the trial of our new steam ttc-enylne and
the inaugural trip of our street-clrs.
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ro-pApTNERsHIP NOTICE.

w uI,Isnd j. s.sLATER have formed CO.
~: d. from mis- cate for the purpose Of con-
genera commis oa bus ness, and solicit
the patronage OF their friends AMI the paonc gem
nns i.nmenis and prompt returns 10 consiguors 10
merit 'he faoe - fiLL & SLATER.
u,cunosp. VA, June /, 1875. je l-Tu&F4w
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE IA, 1875.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, JUNE Is, 1875.
sun ri.es........445l Moon s-ts.......... ID
SIM sels...,.....7.l7 High toe. 1.42
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JAMES RIVER STEAM BOATsS1:n.
- COMPANY. tSs astsssa&

SUMNER SCHEDULE,
FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK,
ALSO FOR
OLD POINT AND VUE DE L'EAU HOTELS
AND
REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER.
On aud arrer TUESDAY, June LIST. 1875 this
Company's fast and elegant steamer john SYL-
VtSTs K. Captain j. \. POST, carrying United
States Mail, will leave wharf Rockets, Tor above
banned points TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and
SATURDAYS at 6 A. NJ.
Passengers make sure connections with BAY Line
at horfolK for Baltimore, Philadclphla, and New
York.
OLD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2 90
p;,II~D TRIP ,................... 3 so
FAkETO NORFOLK uNLY....... 2 90
FARE TO NORFOLK AND RE-
TURN .,...,,...,..,,............ so
Fare 10 baltimore 6 90
Rare TO Philaueluhia ............. 8 80
Fare 10 New ORR IL so
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CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, &c.
CPECiAL BARGAINS.
WHITE FRENCH CHINA TEA SETs-oo
picces-only 20.
DECORATED SETS at 10. $40, 81, and sl2
GOLD-BAND SETS from $40 ID SIS.
with a full line of STAPLE and FANCY GOODS
at low rates.
REFR1GERATORs, ICE CREAM FREEZERs,
and WATER-gOOLERs, of the best makes.
If you wish bargains give me call.
E. B. TAYLOR,
ia1a 10l1 Main street.
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CHARLES HUTZLER will open on
" Tuesday. 25th instant, some Of the CHEAPEST
GOOD, that have been shown in this market uu-
ring the present season.
Hayipg Just returned from New York he brings
with him'a splendid line OF NOVELTIES pilt-
when goods declined from 20 TO 25 per cent.
Special pargains are offered In
DRESS GOODS. MSkUlDERlfS,
CASSIMEKfS, PRINTS, and Fans.
The best assorted stock Of KID GLOVES IN Ihe
city among them some more OF those two-button
opera shades at 75c., ut ,,En,o
r,ros GIL Broad street.
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND BESAPEAKRl
RAiLhOAD' OMPASY,
OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT,
RICHMOND, VA, My 10, 1870. J
OF SCHEDU LIE.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave WestPoint DAILY
MT A. NJ, arriving at Richmond at 10 A. Ms
leave Richmond III +. NJ, arriving at West Point
Trains connect at West Point With steamers from
Baltimore aDd all eastern points on WEDkES-
Days, FRIDAYS. and Sundays, and with
mers for Baltlm Dpe and all eastern points On
MONDAYS, WEDSLSDAY s, ans fhlDA as.
Fare " Washington. ..."...........'...." . ~
ps TH . HyS esEiG nj TaHiSsra1s Resnona
az $50 A. 81. on WEDN SOai. FRIDAY, xnd
SUNDAY, connecting 81 West Point wi hsieaners,
ana delivering freight In Rslumors early ne1E
morning; returnii <. ieaTe West ~ ALu T. a.. ar.
irving at Richmoud ut 55aS v. M. ard c1nneeitog
w,,h The Through FrrI2 ~ ! rsiHs en- the klennono
AMI DanyAle railroad for all southern pstnn.
LOCAL FhElGhT ThAl1S mth passenger
coach attached, leave Rcn1cOnd ~ 6tco a. M. ON
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS. aM SATUhDAfsy
and leave West Pom fop Rlshmoad same GAYS ~
ii :OS A. NJ. ar ivirsx a. Richmond nj 3.aS Z. d.
THE MANAGEMENT otRaS pxa suxt III annoaneku6
TO the tra.eilIDg pubie and shippers tbnl me
amers OF rhis fres besseeu Hal imose aDd WsSS
point, have been Teattstt IN re rs0sa sno<o19n
manner for III. sssoa.Iezsdatiox OF passengers ana
| Travellers tskaag ihIs line arrive 10 BaEimore
In aYaSte time b. c,nneet with The Jan lines ZOE
philId .Ipnia Sexs YORK, Bos ton, And Al eaSesfn
al western DOknts.. NJ
E.eix h,s wiii be sven tho utmost d'spatch. NO
transfers ut Sebnouo Of fre,xhts 10 or from ,uLn-
EN- poInIs. IA T. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
/ W. N. BRAGG. NArtrr rrt s's'''a'o" Ms- -
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Off for BunkerHiII.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatcl

BALTIMORE, June 1.-the Fifth Mary
land regiment left here this morning to at.
tend the Bunker Hill Centennial.
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DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.

TOR NEW YORK The GFx
a Old Dominion stsa mship Companv's sEssstEssssS
| steamship WYANOkE, Captsip COUCH, wilr sail
| tn SDAY, June 8 h, at ! O'Clock z. VI.
Positively no freight received after 2 O'Clock N.
| Through bills oil lad1ng signed anu Xoous LOG.
warded with dispatch to all points north, south,
east, and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
| Fare TO New York, &12; steerage, So; round.
| trip tickets, $50.
For freight or passage apply to
G.. Y. ALLEN D. co. Ayers.
10 Ii Q. COMMANDS Wharf. Roc Eetfs. +.
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DESCRIPTIONS d PARTNERSHIP.

AIOTICE.-I have from this dale admitlca
~ IN. Us. SLATER as u full partner In inc I'M;
general commission business heretofore eo9dui leu
In my Hame.
JUNE l, 1875.
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AID DOMINION BUSINESS COLLEGE,
~ ho.12l7 MAIN SIRE T, III HMONn, VA.
The niuih annual session Will bfgin October iss
and continue till June LIST following. Actual
a,ountip g-house Practice. Be0S.keeriug W. ail us
branches Penna nshp iDoth plain and ORD menia
| Commercil Law, GonLerclsl AriihIDt nc, busi-
English. &C. For particulars. sddsesa >,,cov
J je 10 GEVH1s ns <stSpt<s
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COURTNEY Il POWELL,
SIS BROAD STREET,
between Eighth aud Ninth streets,

have Just received another supply of
RACK GRENADINES sat 37S. 40. and SOC ::
WHITE PLAID OKGANDlEo ut Zoe. worth
SOC,
lie turiful FRENCH ORGANIZES with chintZ
borders.
LACE SA' QlIFS and POINTS very cheap, :,
Ladies' and Misses GAUZE VESTS, all quail
Gen,lrn e,.s GATZE SHIRTS and DRAW
We are .e.lipg c,ntlrlnrn's GAUZE SHIRTS for
soc worth. Ill: STRIPE hose ana HALF
HOSE; ladies' OUTSlZE HOSE cheaperl han ihey
en- nc bought elsewhere
We have Il complete assortment Of Frank Lesie's
PAPER PATTERNS. V0
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EDUCATIONAL.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
" SUMNER LAwLECTuRss tniae weekly sekiSI
IT, moved If signal use. LIST, 10 students design
inu "a pussue their studes NJ this or Other law
school; "a, to those VINO pro "se to study pii PIT
~,,I.! Sd. 10 Young prIctioners wro have MI mao
,he advantage OF systematic instruction. For cir-
cuiar Apply (posl-othce University 81 Vifx,taiaRt.o
t.1A1m Prof. Common and Statute Law.
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l}ithmond 1ispatth.
Letter from Stailuson.

......... .'pAh 10, 1870
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DHI l. A D ELP HI a, RlCH- ,,.&FsS
4 MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM-ssSass.sSssS
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE
A WFEK.-Until further notice the steamers of
his line will leave Philadelphia every TUES
DAY and SATURDAY. and Richmond every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY At ~ O'Clock.
Freight taken 1T low rates for all parts Of New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, ana Delaware, for Provi.
dence and Boston. Also. for Liverpool and Ant
Terp pia Red Star auC American steamship lines
and bills OF lading sgnec thronan.
W. ?. PORTER. Agent,
2425 Dock street, Richmond.
WILLIAM Z. CLYDE & CO.,
NH 2 No. 12 south Whirres, PHILADELPHIA,
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TOR Phil ABEL PHI @@8
Il The steamer ALLIE NCF, Captain ss4AxE44
ARR will receive freight for The above port till
Tuesday the 18th instant 1t 2 O'Clock.
Freight taken for Wilmington, Del, Providence,
and Boston, at low rates.
W. Z. PORTER. Agent,
ic 14-2t 242J DOCK street