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HE CAMILLE LANDRY PLANr.r.

~
| No. IS. 273.
THE CAMILLE LANDRY PLANrlm.
A RICH AND VERY PRODUCTIVE auo.|
ESTATE,
Situated on the right bank of the Miss,...
| river. within six miles Of the town n :
| Pla1uemine i
WELL LOCATED AND IN RUNNIna =.
DITION. =
RY THE SHERIFF OF IBERvILIr i.
- On SATURDAY. January 49, ism =
o'clock m. at the court house In the ~
Plaquemine, Ibervllle parish, Louisiana NJ.
sold at public auction, by and Ia pnrsusnes
the Second District Court fol. the larish n f.
leans. dated the twenty-ninth Novenber T.
and rendered In the above entitled eilecs3.fA
the f 4RRTRgS de TgtST pc to Wit
rs sugar plantation. situated la the parisf P
Iberyille. La. on the right bank OF ths SlsS52
sfppi river. measuring 1917 Rrpents and 8 p
front on said river by Is arpents In deptb f.
all the rights. II any. to any excess Of Ieoax
yond the rs. arpents under the orfeinsi fisI >
Camille l.. Landry, instead of 40. a. recfs1
the acts passed before O. and A. Boudous5
late notaries public In this city. on the r. ?
March. 1850. and the seventh OF March.
without warranty as to the excess besns7
25 arpents. The improvements Comprise & =
built and completely arranged frame NJ
dwelling. with suitable out-houses. and
sugar-house, with good engine, new !.
and complete sugar. mill. stables. barn
new laborers' cabins. The movables CAM
q lot OF mules. cane carts. wagons, ploWe ~
general assortment OF AGRICULTURAL IT,
ments. detailed list Of which will be r.
sale.
Sufficient plaEt cane has been reserved FL
the present crop to plant about fifty acres r.
the coming year. This rich and prodnx
sugar estate adjoins the celebrated Austf1
plantation, and Is considered safe from r.
flows. well ditched and In fine condition n
successful culture OF sugar cane.
win the property will be sold 234 shar&
the Citizens Bank of Louisiana, which NJ
are secured by mortgage on said prop6r73z
secure the payment OF stock note for
payable or renewable on the first OF April. r
according TO the charter of said bank.
shares OF stock and loan the purchaser e
ton. q
Possession will be given on the purch,
compliance with the conditions OF sale.
ties DESTROYS OF treating for It's aequisiti0i1
rreferred to o. e. Girardey. No. 81 Camp e.
:. Terms and CondItions-Oret third 81 F.
thirds cash. at the option of the purchases.
me remainder at one and two years credf
nOtes specially secured by mortgage and
tors lien. bearing all the usual clauses 81 r.
cent, per annum interest from the day 81
lntll nnal payment, s per cent attorney'sf6TE
,vent OF suit to enforce their collection, Th11
Drovements to be kept insured by the purof9
md the policy transferred to the holders q
notes. 81 D.
The purchaser shall further assume the i
nent OF the taxes due and exigible In 1874 &
md above the price of sale.
Act OF sale at the expense Of the purcha6e1ss
del 8 IA is II "a ja4 II IL a.
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sUCCEssuOw NOTICES.
Succession of Widow Eliza Morris 4

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THKP PA
~ fsh Of Orleans, No. 40 e2s-Whereas. ~
non Sidney Beck has petitioned the cour(
letters OF ADMINISTRATION on the estate q
late Widow Eliza Morris Beck. deceased. ~
show cause within ten days why the pf15
OF the said petitioner should not be granted
BY order OF the court. "a
JAZZ 16 21* JOHN HERRERT n6efz
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JOHN HERBERT. Uefk.


5uccennlOn Of Caspar Lusse.
- ism Of Orleans. No, 409l5-Whereas, Hear
Lusse mas Detitioned the court for lsttoN
81 adm1nistration ON the estate Of the r.
given 70 all whom 1t may concern to shoe
cause. within ten days, why the prayer OF o.
salu petitioner should not be granted.
jas s. 10 o JOHN HERBERT cuerk
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a12 16 21* JOHN HERBERT. az
smcc.ssian Of G.orse u Decan.

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE Pr
- ish OF Orleans, No. 40.9is-Whereas Wilil1
.; ocean has petitioned the court for Letters
George Il. Ocean, deceased. Notice Is her.
given TO al whom. 1t may concern to ahql
cause. within ten days. why the prayer 81 e
sa1d petitioner should not be granted.
jas712 JOHN HrRpEpr nark
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3712 JOHN HERBERT nerk


SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE Pr
- lsh OF Orleans. No. 40s5-Notice is her1
given to the creditors Of this estate and ID r
otner persons herein Interested to show caN1
II any they have or can. why the account ~
scented by Daniel A. Wilsoa. administratof &
tn1s estate. should not be approved and -
ance Herewith. 1''s1 AZ 49,
By order Of the court.
jas 1917 JOHN HERBERT Uark.
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Reeds Gilt E dye Tonic ia an unfailing remedy
Tor bilious and malarfal feyers.
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beautiful books almost given away at No. 147
Oanal street to close out stock. Private sale
du ring the day and auction sale at night
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Fashionable suits for $50 at E. Bells. % 81.
Charles street.
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NEW INVENTIONS.

Eleven combinations
one. Over 275, 600 now
use. Every famt
should have one. Ageni<
for Louisiana ar
Georgia wanted.
Send 81 for sampl0
md postage.
Snecial terms to agent
REYNOLDS & ARMsTR0Nos
o Baronne street.
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JUDICIAL ADvERTIsEMrr,'
AUCTION SALES.
e--N,-'Ns~r>0-~N-~0-0~cy0~~>~~S~.es~.~.,
BY G. +. Girardev.

SUCCESSION OF THE LATE r.. n plv.9
Second District Court for the Parish of OH.
No. IS ,273.
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stylish suits for so, lust think ~ Il, Raj, .,
St. Charles street '----~ - ~. Doli' -
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY, June %. 1878.
Government Securities. United States Is, 1G2s
STATE Secrritfes.-vIrgsnis 1o-4c,s. 81 bid, 514
asked Virginia consoIs. So rao, 5S1s asked: Sr-
s!nia eGnsoIs, new. 80 bio. 39f asked; Vlrginia
defer ed 6i bid. asked; Virgins interest csrtiti-
hid, so asked.
rffs Secnrities.-Rte.,mond city s's.J. and j..
!Z5 BIC. ia asked: Rtchmand city 1's J. anu J..
lucy bid. 10S asked; Petersburg city IS, ;. aud
A., l04 asked: Petersburg city SIS. 1o9 hid: Pc.
Lsuchhurr city S's, j AMI j.. l19 bid Predtricks-
burg city Is. ~. and N. LOG asked: Manchester
IS tax-reeeiTable; ". and s., 80 bid. 9o asSed.
Ruffrond BonGs.-Chesapelke and Quo Rail.
way 6's l$0s. IL. and ". Al bid. so asked: Chesa-
ptake and Ohio Railway G's., 1918, ). and j., IS
6's, ). and 3. loi bid. lg2 asked: soui Inside Rall
road second MORTGAGE preferred 6's, and IL 81
e e So1'h'se Ra,lr9ad third mortgage prefeted
mortgage STs. j. and j.. liz bif asked: Pete,s-
burg Railroad second mortgage S's. j. and J.. 20
road certificate. IO5 bid Riebmoni, Fredericksburz
and Potomac Railroad mortgage So, J.apd j., 11E
Potomac Railroad mortgage is. j. and j., 1903 bid
Orange and Alexandria Railroad third mortgage
s,s. M. and n. SO btu; Orange, Alexandria and
Manassas Railroad DIST mortgage rs j. and d. Ga
asked; Piedmont Railroad FIRST mortgage IS. A and
o.. lUS bid.
Railroad Ssocks.-Chesapease and Ohio Rail-
way. 100 paE, bid. 20 asked. Richmond, FREEZE
rcksnurg ard Potomac Railroad, coumon, 100
mar, 40 bid, SO asked; Connection Railroad stock.
~ OS hicnfnoGI ana baBY1fie RltFrO3H,
100 par; bid. II asked; 5, aboard and Roanoke
Rai1road common, LOO par S2H bid: Scslbnlrd and
Roanoke Railroad guaranteed 100 par, o5 bid.
Bank M0cks.-first National. 100 rar, l Is bid:
National Bank OF Virginia. 100 par, 100 asked:
Stale Bank of Viysinf,, 90 par 80 bid; Merchants
AMI Planters Savings, 20 par, 20 bid; Cltizcns Bank
20 par, 254 asse1i.
Insurance ComDdnies.-virgiuia Fire and Ma
rinc. 2J par, Sc BID Sc asked: Virginia state. 25
par. rs bid: Virginia Home. 90 par, loo bid. los
asked; Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par, 81 bid,
So asked; Commercial 25 par, IS asked.
NtcetLGRcous.-Uh Dominion Steamship Com
pauy, 100 par, c5 bid.
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SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER.

Pain In the right side, under the edge Of The ribs,
Increases on pressure; sometimes the pain Is in the
eft side; the patient is rarely able to lie on the left
side sometimes the pain Is felt under the shoulder
blade, and 1t frequently cXteads to the top of the
shoulder, and Is sometimes mistaken for rheuma-
tism IN the arm. The stomach is affected with loss
OF appetite and sickness; the bowels in general are
costiye. sometimes alternative with lax the head is
troubled with pain, accompanied with Il dull heavy
sensation In the back part. There is generally
considerable loss of memory, accompanied With 4
painful sensation of having left undonc something
which ought to have been done. slight, dry cough
is sometimes an attendant. The patient complains
of WEAKNESS and debility; easily startled, his
feet are cold or burning, aud he complains OF Il
prickiy sensation OF the ski his spirits are low;
aud although he Is salI fled that exercise would be
beneficial 10 him, yet he can scarcely summon up
ortitude enough to try il. In fact he dlstrss every
remedy Several Of tie above symptoms attend HE
disease, but cases have occurred where few OF
them existed, yet examination of the body after
death has shown the LIVER 10 have beer extensive.
~ Geranged.
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GEEACURA.
CurlcURA'
THE GREAT SKIN CURE,
THE MOST HEALING, SOOTHING, AND RE-
FRESHING EXTERNAL APPLICA-
TON IN THE WORLD.

II rapidly heals Ulcers. Old Sores, and Discharg-
ing Wounds: Itching Piles and other Itching alice
tionS that have been the torture Of Lifetime. thus
afYoI ding unspeakable qualification to thousands;
Burns, ScaldS. Wounds. ana Testers; all Itching
and Scaly Eruptions of the Skin, and all Affections
of the Scalp. including Loss of Hair. Nothing like
II has hecn known to the most intelligent ply
sicians 1t has swept host OF poisonous remedies
out OF existence. 1t is revolutionary in its conipo-
sion and mode of treatment. and succeeds curing
every external affection. At every stage ii is abby
assisted by tUTICURA SOAP, which Is Il part OF
itself intellectually, aud III The same time the mos,
delightfully."- fragrant and refreshing Toilet, Bath,
and Nursery Soap in existence. -
CUTICURA RESOLyENT. powerful purifying
agent aud liver Slnulant. should be takeA 10 melt
tra,lze and resolve away blood poisoils, caused by
the virus OF srrofula cancer, canker. maarial OF
contagious 81. eases, which maintain anG foster dis
eases OF the Skin and Scalp.
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THE NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE DISPATCH
FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD,

A NORTH CAROLINA NEGRO EXECUTED
FOR MURDER-THE SITUATION AT WASH
1NGToN; An EARLY AGREEMENT AMONG
THE DEMOCRATS pRoBABLE, AND
AN ADO uRNMENT OF CONGRESS
BY SATURDAY NOT UNLIKELY
CELEBRATION OF THE CONFEDERATE
SURVIVORS, ASSOCIATION AT MoNTGoM-
cry ON THE FOURTH OF JULY-QUICK
TIME ACROSS THE oCEAN-AMERICAN IN.
sTlTUTE OF HOMEOPATHY : DEsTRUC.
TIVE FIRE AT BUFFALO, N.Y.-RAILRoAu
ACCIDENT-TRoUBLEs OF THEKHEDlvE-
THE NEWS FROM ENGLAND-oruER FOR
ElGN ITEMS, &C., sc.
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HANGED for Murder.

A NEGRO EXECUTED FOR MURDER ALLEGED
TO HAVE BEEN COMMITTED BY lin ON
CHRISTMAS NIGHT IN 1871.
ISpecial telegram to the Disra,chl
TARBORO', n. c., June 25.-Robert Jones
lcolo1edD was hanged here to-day for the
murder OF Rudolph Eaton, 4 native OF
Switzerland, and resident OF Rocky Mount,
n. c., on the night OF December %, 1871.
He protested his innocence to the last, and
seemed perfectly resigned 10 his fate. The
execution was witnessed by about one thou
sand people, mostly OF his own color, who
prayed and sang with him while on the gall
lows. Many think him not guilty.
ASSOCIATED Press Report by telegraph 10 the Dis
patch.
RALEIGH, June 25.-Robert Jones (negro),
who murdered Rudolph Eaton (whlte) in
the village OF Rocky Mount on December
%. 1877, was publicly hanged ut Tarboro'
to-day. Jones was twice convicted on
strong circumstuntial evidence. An effort
was made to have Governor Jarvis com
mute his sentence TO imprisonment for life,
bat he declined to interfere beyond once
granting respite to allow 4 thorough eX-
animation OF the case.
At 1880 4. u. the sheriff left the jail
with the prisoner in IN open wagon, the
El9ecomb Guard accompanying, with
negro fire company in red shirts. Jones
talked. laughed, and poked fun at the
sheriff. He dwelt long on his religious en-
pnricncc, and said he was going straight TO
Heaven. III was the coolest man ever seen
on the galows there. lie drank wine in
remembrance OF his brethren in Christ, and
shook hands all round. The moose and cap
were pul on, and at 1881 p. N. the drop was
sprung. and death ensued from stranSuia-
ton in twenty-siX minutes. He seemed 10
sutler greatly.
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letter OR SALT RuEUM on THE HANDS
CURED.
CURED.
A GRATEFUL LETTER.

;leSsrs. Weeks d Potter: Genllemen.-ll3r-
ing pteu troubled Tor many Years with the Iettcr
or sab Hheum, and spent many 4 hard dol
lar, was given trial or Your CuTICUKA, and,
thank God. my hand, are well. never had any
thing DO me good like that. .t.+
You may pat This in The paper and welcome, and
may IL DO some Other poor sufferer The good
II has cone me! AIN well known hera having
lived here alaIoS. fftcEn Years aud kept boarders
for living, and sometimes my heart was sore,
iniuki,r | would have TO give up altogether with
r.v sorc hands. and having L small family 10 lake
care Of; but oh. thank God my hands are well; 50
! again return THANKS. sic, ..
Yours respectfully. ,o,rry
:, LlrTLgToS, n. T., May 80, 1S7S.
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The Crops In Canada.

TORONTO, ONTARIO, June 25.-Reports
from Ontario and other provinces OF Canada
show that the harvest throughout the coun-
try will be bountful one. The hay crop
is nprecedentedly urge, and the wheat
and oat crops are above the average.
The Egyptian Throne.
THE KBEDIyE DEPOsED, BUT REFERS HIS IN
FORMERS BACK TO THE SULTAN.
LONDON, June 25.-A Reuter- dispatch
from Cairo to-day says the French, British,
and German COnSuls-General went in a
body to the palace after midnight last night
and announced to the Khedive that he had
been dcposed by the Sultan. and that Hahn
Pasha would be sent to succeed him unless
he Immediately abdicatcd. The Khedivc,
in reply, merely referred the Consus-Gen-
era again to the Sultan.
Fariou~ForeiSn Items.
LONDON. June 25.-The TimeS'S Cairo
correspondent telcgraphs that though the
abdication Of the khedive appears immi-
nent, it was not signed Monday night, us re-
ported.
The Manchester Guardians London cor
respondent says: 1t is now known that the
Government has decided to oppose the sec.
ond reading Of the Irish University bill.
PARIS, June 25.-IempS says the insur-
rection in Algeria is ended. Four thousand
insurgents are in the hands OF the French.
LONDON, June 2j.-A Simla dispatch to
the Reuters says a strong Afghan force has
left Cabul to pacii7 the tribes in the Badak-
shan district Of Toorkistan.
LONDON, June 2j.-Geor"e Plumbly. q
dealer on the Stock Exchange, has failed
Liabilities, 100000.
y Berlin dispatch says: At their monthly
meeting, the directors oil the Imperial Bank
OF Germany passed Il resolution declaring
that IN increase OF the silver coinage OF
Germany is impcratiycy necessary.
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OLEINE SOAP.

CtlNCINNATI OLEINE SOAP.
PROCTER u CANDLES
CINCINNATI oLEINE SOAP
IS without doubt The
GREATEST LABOR. SAVING SOAP
EVER PRODUCED.
1t Is made OF the
BEST AND rUREST MATERIALS,
WARRANTED NOT TO INJURE THE FINEST
GARMENT.
like the various yellow soaps when used In warm
waller, and
EACH Bah WEIGHS FULL ONE POUND,
so THAT
PURCHASERS GUT ALI. THEY FAY FOR.
The lncrcaSn. popularity of The
CINCINNATI OLEGNE SOAP
has caused many limitations uuGcr he name CT
ASCE, sold less price but very inferior In quality
10 the
GENUINE OLEINE SOAP.
BE not deceived by these limitations. hut that
"PEOCrER& CANDLES CiNCINNATI OLEINE
SOAP" Is on each bar.
For sale 10y grocer. everywhere,
ID. T. ErXEY & CO. wholesale Agents,
No. q Exchange Place, baltimore, Md
my j-S.M&1h
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Ann erfca.inz rnstitnlc as, sIomGona a, = J,

| AMeFIcnn InNfitHIc OF HOENHOpaaH Thy.
LAKE GEORGE, n. Y, June 25.-At to.
days session OF the American Institute OF
Homeopathy, DR.. Verdi, Of Washington,
asked The cooperation of members in The
work OF the National Board OF Health, and
appropriate resolutions were passed in com.
pliance with the request.
The report OF the YeIlow-Fever Com mis-
sion was discussed, and resolutions adopted
thanking the members of that commission
for the services rendered, and gratefully
acknowledging the assistance and benefae-
lions OF Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson, who
was then made an associate member OF the
Institute
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SALT RHEGM.
LIFE BURDEN FROM THE suTFERINGs CAUSED
BY THIS TERRIBLE DISEASE.

Jfessrs Weeks & Potter Gcnttencn-Plcasc
accent IN most grateful thanks for the great. yer
great comfort have received from The Use OF your
CUTICURA.
For the past eight or nine years have been trou-
bl,J with that dreadful disease Salt Rheuni.
For months would be hepicss-nly very HE 4
burden 10 me. -,
both ok ernal and internal. but with no effect.
NV hands were i'll a terrible condition.. the nacks
OF them being all raw, and ! thought would try
EUTlCURA. ,
tried il and - II was 4, il Il miracle had been
nertor,ncd for vii! take my oath thai III three APP
nIications nv hands were rs smooth as new born
babes. . ---. !,
/ presume Their. hundreds, II not thpusall'is,
who know OF my case. among whom mere may nc
some one similarly afflicted, and ii so would eirli-
eslly advise niiH 10 give CUTlCUkA trlai.
' 49, A. D. BAKER,
Ticket Agent G. :. l.. IL.
DETROIT JUNCTION, DETROIT, MICH, january
80, 1879.
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pSANOS. ORGANS, &c.
CHLckERlSG & SONS pa
GRAND, SQUARE, AND UPRIGHT
PIANO-FORTES
have been awarded the HIGHEST IfsAiilM s
ever given TO any piano-Inanufact"rers
IN THE WORLD.
rsAN0S. ORGANS, &c.

The use OF the CHICKERING PIANOS by the
greatest pansts art critics, and amateurs has gwen
them universal prestige aud reputation Tar ao''e
all other pianos manufactured In this country aho
Europe The overwhelming verdict, The very hlsh-
est art MISUNDERSTANDING DR.. Franz LlSZs' lofts
chalk, Or. Hans Won Butow, Louis Piaidy, stephen
Heller, Carl ReincSe, ;Marmonte' Araheila "oa-
dard and hundreds of other masters OF The aEs-
place The ,,-n,,-,. ,,.>o,
of to-day at the head OF the entire list OF pianos
made in the world.
Sold ut manufacturers prices by the Richmond
agents,
je 16 W0ODHOusE & PAhhAM.
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rKopors to South Carolina Students.

SCHENECTADY, \. l., June 2j.-'rhe COM
mencement exercises OF Union College took
place to-day with the awarding OF prizes
for scholarship. Most OF the latter were
taken by undergraduates from Sousb caro-
lima, as follows: The Warner rslze, LOT
highest standing in general conehet' was
awarded to John h. Mullen, OF ColumDla;
S. c.; the second prize. for best iunIor anu
sophomore Grafton, to James VI NC Masters,
OF Columbia, S. e.; the hrs5 ana tn'ru
prizes, for best ESSAYS on any :g1lect Dy Sc
lected seniors, 10 Edward l. Hutchinson,
of Someryi.le, S. c., and Jasaes L. Perry,
OF Charleston, S. G.
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The Fourth of July ia MONTGOMERY,
Alabama.

MONTGOMERY, June 2A-The Confederate
Survivors, Association will have grand
celebration here on the 4th OF July. Rev.
Father Ryan will deliver the opening adj
dress. JEFF. Davis is eypected to be present.
Many northern soldiers have been invited,
General Hancock being among the number.
Extra trains will be run into the city on all
the roads.
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AGUE AND FEVER.

nR. G. MCLANE's LIVER PILLS, In cases
AGuE AND FEVER. when tuhcn with quinine, are
productive OF the most happy results. No better
cathartc can be- used preparatory 10 or after taking
auinne. We would advise all who arc afflicted with
t his disease to give them a FAIR TRIAL.
For all bilious arrangements, and is simple pur-
gatiye, they are unqualified.
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Railroad Accident.

BUFFALO, n. Y, June 25.-An accident
occurred to. day on the Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern railroad near hamburg.
A coach at tachedto the Atlantic express,
containing funeral party, was thrown
from the track. owing, it is believed, to the
intense heat spreading the rails. Several
persons were injured; two will probably
die, '-'1is&'sif': '.s"
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BEWARE OF LIMITATIONS.

BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar-coated.
Every box has \ red wax seal on the lid, with the
immersion DR.. MCLAyE'S Liver PILLS.
The genuine McLANE,S LIVER PILLS bear the
signatures OF {. AIcLAHSE and FLEMING BROS. on
the wrappers.
Insist upon having the genuine DR.. c. NCLAEEs
LIVER PILLS, prepared by Fleming Bios, OF
Pittsburgh, Pa, Ufr market being fni OF limitations
Of the name McE-,Sg, spelled differently but same
pronunciation. my lZ-deo"1y
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Across the Ocean.

THE QUICKEST TINE EVER MADE BY VESSEL
CROSSING THE ATLANTIC.
NEW YORK, June 25.-The neg Guion
steamer Arizona left here at 5:35 P. NJ.
Tuesday. June 18th, and arrived ut Queens
town ut 7:20 this morning, making the trip
in seven days, nine hours, and twenty
three minutes, which is the fastest time ever
made,
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The CUTIcURA REMEDIES are prepared DH
WEEKS 4 POTTER. Chemists and Druggists, soy
Washington street. Boston, aud are ior Salc y 81
drng.,sts Price or CUTIcURA: Small boxes, soc. !;
large hoxe., containing Two and one half times Inc
quantity OF small, 81. RESoLyENT. IL per oot~'e
1sc my 5
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CITY TAXES.
OFFICE OF City COLLEcTog.1
RICHMOND, Va, May 81. 1870. {

OFFICE OF CITY COLLEcToR.1
RICHMOND, VA, May 81. 1870.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAILY
L from O'Clock A. II. 10 O'Clock r. ~ from
the 10Th day of June 10 the 30th inclusive. for the
purpose OF receiving ctom auy per.on CHARGED With
CRY TAXEs-REAL AND PERSONAL
FIR the wear 1879, the whole or one-half OF me
amount oil lax charged. and that TEN PER CENT.
will be added To the amount OF tax harS'u III esssS
whole or one. hair within the lime so limited. TO
avoid crow i and pressure on the iast te" DAYS Oh 'ss
rollectn the toll, ctor Respectfully requSsts al
narfic 10 can early ia The Irne specified and those
ha ING ii, Is and meosanauins 10 lave WIN 90 50,
mai htir bills may 90 sslscted and reSslginSH Hs's
lout. 80 n. liz NVo,.tIa.sor
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-26
Elevators Burned i'm Buffalo, y. Y.

BUFFALO, June 25.-A fire here to. day de-
stroyed the Empire and Marine elevators
and number OF small houses. Total loss,
$4,000 to $4,000; partly insured.