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AriafncrRcV In Franco

The Paris correspondent of the Philadelphia
North American says that the Titles Bill is devel-
opibg perfect urore for nobility in the democratic
empire. Nay, more, he declares that even Ameri.
cans, from the great Republic, have been found to
sink the honest names given them by their pa
rents and by god-fathers and god.mothers and take
up with some new tangled designation, derived
from the possession Of few French acres. The
writer gives the following anecdote illustrating this
folly. gentleman lately, on returning home,
fund card at bis house the designation upon which
sorey puzzled him Msle Comte de -" lie
had bat newly arrived in Paris. and felt himself
conscentously and wholly guiltess of any ac-
quaintaDce with count, or marquis, or n0blsSs Of
any sort or kind whatever. week or two later.
n eountrymaB, upon whom he had stumbled on
first arriving, whom he had not seen for some
years, and who had been long resident in Paris.
again accosted bin on the Bouevards and accused
him of - not having returned his call" "Was not
aware you had called" said the other" never got
your card.' In the course of conversation, "Ma-
dame 10 Comtesse de -" the very same name As
that which had so puzzled our couutryman on the
mysterious card, was spoken of. "Why, do you
know hcrf-who the d. is she:" "Who is she ?,
was the reply" my wife, to be sure, and am NJ
Ia G.,p r.
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Union I'm Benevolence.

At the late Inauguration Dinner of tho Ions
Island College Hospital, sentiments were proposed
and speeches offered by representatives Of thu
clergy If, we believe. all the Christian Churches
Rev, Or. Yipton, Archbishop Hughes, Rev. DR.
storrs, Rev Mr.. Miburn, Rev. Mr. Prime, ant
others, met upon the common platform of practi
cal benevoience Mr.. Mifburn, In his speech sex
pressed his qualification at the liberal spirit of thu
enterprise---where Catholic Archbishop Is follow
ed by a New England Puritan-where all sects ant
parties unite In good cause in carrying ont th'
example OF Him who cleansed the leper, gave
tongue If vivid eloquenee to the dumb, and ligh
and so nshine TO the blind" The occasion was
happy and refreshing one, and shows that there ii
at least one platform, that of deeds of mercy ic
the suffering, on which all the followers OF IIir
who event about doing good" may unite
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ua,sea states Agricultural society,

BY coming forward and guaranteeing this soe'-
ETY. from loss. IL will, We understand, be willing
TO hold lite next annual exhibition In this city -
We submit to our citizens whether II 10 not worth
their while TO take immediate measures for pleds.
ing to the Society the necessary sum. Our hotel
keepers and those who will derive benefit from the
immense iafiax Of visitors which such an occasion
will bring ought to lead of in liberal snbscrip-
tons for this purpose. No time should tohe lost,
The object IL one Of great Importance to Rici =.
mo,,d not only account Of iss peculiarly results
but for the benefits which will dow 10 this city
from personal observation, afforded by the Fair,
to citizens of all quarters eff the Union, of tho re-
narkable combination Of advantages which Rich
mond possesses for the prosecution ofevery branch
Of indastry. We trust, In view of those desirable
results that a corresponding degree of energy aud
Hherality will be manifested by our people.
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The Cruise OF the Dale.

Some idea Of the hsrdships and per'ls to which
the officers and men of African coast squadron
are exposed, may he formed from an account
which has been given lately by an officer of the I
s ship Dale, Of the cruise of that vessel. and the
sickness aud death among her officers and crew -
He states that the original lst Lieutenant, Mr.
Kinnaird, one If the most intelligent and enter
pri.sg young officers of our Navy, who came
home 10 charge of a SLAYER, had already become an
invalid from the effects of the climate. His sue
cessor, as LIST Lieutenant. Mr.. Walker, died Of an
aggravated form Of the fever, after an Illness OF
only few days. The sickness spread, until, of
the ward room mess, originally eight in number.
only the two doctors and the 4th lieutenant were
able TO do duty. OF the forward officers mess,
three, the boatswain, carpenter and sailmaker'
we're down--the gunner zone retaining his health
of the crow of $50 from Is to 20 the sick
list every day The Captain was obliged to assist
in keeping watch. For fourteen days every day
Was a. dead calm. and every night tornado. This
IL specimen Of the duties performed by our brave
seamen on the African coast. and they present a
dark contrast to the luxurious ease, bright skies,
and constant health, of cruise in the Mediterra-
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General Associntton - Baptismsi
.Scene-DF B1nks- Chesapeake Female College dc
CORRESPONDENCE OF TIE rlcnNoyp DAILY DIspATCH.I

- -. ,
CORRESPONDENCE OF THE RICHMOND DAILY pisPArCh'I
- 80 ,o-a
HAMPTON, June o'n' 1900
The meetings of the Baptist General Association
which have been held Ia this place during the last
f.w days we're full of interest, and made deci-
ded impression on the whole community. The ad
dresses and sermons delivered were generally able
and instructive From day 10 day during the ses
sions, the Baptist Church was crowded with eager
spectators As you have been kept advised OF the
proceedings it is unnecessary TO go into details
Monday morning it announced that at o'clk
in the evening, the ordinance Of baptism would be
administered by Rev A Brown, the pastor OF
the Hampton Baptist Church. At the appointed
hour an immense conconrse of people assembled.
lining the banks aud bridge; while many were on
the porches of the neighboriDg houses, TO witness
the interesting ceremony. After fervent prayer
nv Rev W Broaddus and remarks by Rev. j
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~ To THE STooKHoLDsRs OF Tns Pso-
rvcrIou Brytpr~s FUND CoHpasy--Gentiemen: Your
interests demand your attemdance as ths Iesn ns
i;s siv IN Ter existing circumstances, TO commune 70
be- aconsdsrable amount q nnapnropIis.a .n. II
1870 III IL loaned cut call from time " 'imf
nn? a. This Is attended, rih consttsratte r.M al gu
fines even when maDagsd VIII ne ~ ,,r
eands ssea If ii wds sqsaHy prqfteble We there
fars Yroe yf,ir attendance the neetinas In orcer
~ ~ there may always be o quorum competent -
AIR. se Of tbe funds as well 90 to make ans anne, d.
,nent In the By laws necessary TO secure IL. legt-
m tie disposition towards the purchase o' l.s ow
OBLIGATIONS. cIOOhuohDHho.
Ia l0-ItS
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St. Louis Agricultural and Mechan-
teal AssOctattOn.

We have been favored with copy of the " Sche-
duie Of Premiums for the third annual fair of the
St. Louis Agricultural and Mechanical Association.
TO commence Monday. 9th September, 1858. and
continue six days" Sixteen thousand dollars are
offered as premiums by the Association, and over
four thousand dollars by individuals The noble
spirit manifested by this association aud its friends
IL beyond all praise. Ao example is set which
Virginia might initiate with advantage J. R.
Barrett. Esq, the President Of the Association. ia
at present on . visit to our CITY,
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Cotton SPINNING ON the Plantations

The Philadelphia n. American refers to an ex-
pertinent, described by the Richmond Enquire r,
which has been made the plantation of Mr.
George s. Yerger, in Yazoo county, Miss of spin
ming cotton the plantation where it is grown,
by machinery attached to that which works the
cotton gin, and carried on by plantation hands
On Mr.. Yerger's psce, seventeen hands. consist
Tag of three old men, six womea and the rest
children, work at the machinery, grind the meal
for all the force on the plantation, crush all the
ear corn for the mu,es, horses and oxen, gin the
cotton aud spin up $50 bales of it. Before Mr. G
q. Henry's new spinning machinery was attached
to the gin, four men were employed ut IL to gin
the cottoa and when the baliug WAS to be done,
additional force Was required. The steam engine
then in use, to work the GIN would consume three
cords of wood a day, but with Mr.. Henrys in :
proved machinery, it is found that it will do all
the work with from = to IA cords of wood puI
day. If this be true. and the invention can be tip
teusivey introduced it will at add very greatly
to the profits of the planters. besides Introducing
branch of domestic manufactures into the agri-
cultural Interests of the South.
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FROM THE UTAH EXPEDITION.

ST. LOUIS, June 9.-The correspondent of the
Republican learns from a man who left Camp
Scott May Sth, tha,the supply of beef 10 the camp
would be exhausted on the 10th May; other sup
plies would last until the 1st of June.
Nothing had been heard from Gov. Cummings
nor Capt Marcy, nor was anything expected until
the 1st of June.
1t was thought 10y the Mormons Of Salt Lake
that Brigham Young was willing to transfer the
GovernorshiB and inform his follow ers to recog
nize Cummings as their future Go ernor and aid
him in discharging his duties
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-, :. :.
DIED,

Yesterday. OH inst. of scsrIet fever. JOHN De
DRICK, son of Alex. w. Jones and Rebecca Y. Johes
a sed ten months ~ M
Uur LITTLE JoHN has gone to rest.
Where pain and death are elt no more, g
We cannot wish him back again,
In this cold world OF griefsaud pain.
t1- The friends and acquaintsnces Of MT and
Mrs Hersman, are kindly invited 10 attend the "
neral Of their daughter CHARLOTTE, from the,i
residence. on Leigh. nearly opposite Adams street
this afternoon, ~ o'clock.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON June 9.-tsnatc.-The Indian APP
propr la ion bill was mp and passed.
The Ocean Mail bin was mp.
The Senate passed the Ocean Wall biii'
IE,vse.-Tba Senate resolution to adjourn next
Monday agreed to.
A bill was passed authorizing the settlement OF
the accounts of Harris aud Morgan for carrying
the mail.
A committee of Conference was appointed on
the Civil Appropriation bill.
A resolution was adopted to take recess from
4 TO 6 ocl ok.
The Naval Appropriation was up. The Senate
amendment for five sloops-ofwar. was amended so
as to make it ten. Another amertsnent was adopt
ed so as to add four more on the Northern lakes
when Jno CochraDe offered an amendment Tor ten
more of lighter draft None Of the amendments
were acted on.
The amendments to the Navy bill were disposed
of by the amendment being passed providing for
ten steam screw s!oops and one side weeel steamer
for the China seas One million two hundred thou
sand dollars is appropriated to this purpose
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~ THE GIFT BOOK. SToRE. No. SO, Main street, Is
still OPEN and presents Inducements to ali who
wirh to buy good Books. Here the Books are so
at the usual retail price, and a present delivered
with each book at the time If sale, showing for the
purchaser absolute gain in every case. Don't fail
I, give them call at SO Main street. 1t
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rag BENEFITS
nIARpIICEA Killer

FOR THE POSITIVE AND SPEEDY CURE OF
DI4RPH12A CHOLERA MORBUS SUMNER
COMPLAINT COLTI CHOLERA LNFANTCN
AND 4SIATTC CHOLERA.
This really valuable remedy for the abOve-named
diseases of the ttomach and bowels has obtained
the name OF Diarrhma biller. from the fact that il
was used and tested in 1000 Of violent Dr.
arrhpa in the summer of 1919, when the Cholera
was prevalent in the city of richmond Va and in
10 instance did il fail TO arrest the disease and
effect permanent cure when used before death had
actually struck the patient 1t is the receipe OF y
distinguished Southern physician. who has used II
in a extensive practice for nearly thirty years and
he has yet to hear of the first in which the Di
arrbfra Killer has failed either to relieve cure,
when used according to the directions
Prepared only by FISHER WINSTON,
Apothecaries and Druggists,
Nol25 Main ST. Richmond, Va.
Price 30 cents.
Il oil 10
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,ss-Ir would hardly do for apy ON

B@rIr would hardly do for any one
now aiay. to have the tenn arity to question the ex
cellence OF DR. J HUSTETTERs CELEBR aTED
STOMACH BIrTERS for all diseases of The stom-
aeh. In cases of Dy spepsia, Bodily Weakness Cos
tiveness, Dysentery, and general deraD cement OF
the digestive organs, their many virtues have lone
from the system the morbid humors which Tetard
their natural functions and which bring paleness "a
the check. and suffering 10 the brow. They Danish
those clogs upon pleasure. restore the system 10
high health, and necessarily prove valuable ad-
lunct 10 the digestive organs trial Is all that Il
skeptc.
For salo BIZ Druggists and Dealers generally. eve
rywhere. my al-lm
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Financial and Commercial.

The Bank of the State of North Carolina resumed
sp Gle payments on the st june and up to the close
of the inst not dollar of specie had been called
tor, though it's purpose to re ume CT that day had
been published on that day in the papers.
NORTHERN NARKETs.-Throughs some inadvertanct
the part of the reporter, the regular reports
of Northern markets failed to come to hand lasI
night.
Richmond Markets June q.
FL0UR-We quote superfine tiour at 81 50(d 81. 10
last sales were at those figures
WHEAr There no change in wheat.
C0RN-Is hrmer, and we hear Of a sale at 10 cts.
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xuInonAPHIc Huw0.
RIPoRTnD FOR THE DAILY DIsPATuH
LATER FROM EUROPE.

Nry YosK, June e-Th. steamship Kangaroo
has arrived With dates from Liverpool to the .otn
uit -,
The Paris Conference had held preliminary
ting on the subject Of the Danubian Princ'pa'-
tiles.
LIVERPOOL. May @.-Cotton. Sales for 3days lsm@
bal,s; closing dull, at decline II = manvns ss
Fiou -dnI with slight decline on all qualii,'e.,d
Southern 2its122s obio 22(D3ts Nheat-auh r ano
declined I'd led 50 lo1is whits nut ., q. o. snirits
quiet alta unchanged kosin,,nff,m NJ Vs. ep'''''
turpentine-frm at 4ss. Rice-auii'
Consols s71a.
IsEcoSD DISPATCH.
Tho Paris correspondent of the London Times
crticises the report of the French Minister OF ~
nance lie says instead OF surplus re'epue "'
reported there 10 actually a dehcit
II Ia said that the report before the Paris Con-
serence il totally against the political union OF the
Dinubian PripciPalities.
A telegram from Madrid. May I'D, says on the
oueeps return to the capital all pending questions
will be settled.
Its stated the ground Of Gen. Concha's request
T.. be relieved from the Goyernorship OF Cuba is
that be is affected with liver complaint
Austrian journals In Italy are violent respecting
the Piedmont police. Venice aud Milan show in
creased activity. letter from Naples says IT Is
now so defended that nothing but long bloekade
by land and sea can reduce it, The batteries
mount over 1000 guns Every appliance OF modern
science is brought to its aid.
The victory of the Montenegrins, over the Turks,
was effected by treachery. The Turks lett their
Notifications under promise of safety, but scarcely
evacuated the fort when they we're assaiied on al
sides by superior force. The armissiee was Ell
fected by a Freedman named Delarue, VINO, IL u
said was prvy to the plot. This victory has
thrown the Greek Christians of Wallachia and
MoIiavia into state of extreme excitement IN
spring them with hopes of emancipation from
the Ottoman rule A general rising Of the Greek
subjects of Turkey is spoken of o. not improbable
The London Times says the Montenegrin ques
ton is contemplated with some xety
The rebels in India had been driven from Aeim'
hur with heavy loss. Sundry successful encoun'
ters with the rebels had taken place.
The report that the ship Courier, with tea from
China for New York, was lost, is untrue.
The allied fleet. with Lord Elgin, WAS about 10
leave Shanghai for Tinsing.
The Telegraph fleet was to leave Plymoutn on
an experimental trip. about the 2ish May. lt 10
proposed to lay the cable from Placentia bay,
Newfoundland direct to Portland, on completion
of the present enterpris
The trial of the ChaloDs insurgents In france,
resulted in the infiction of fine aud imprisonment
on majority of them.
Another ministerial crisis is anticipated IN MAJ
rid
The French government had caused much exclte-
ment by proposing to convert the property OF tue
charitable institutions into government STOCK.
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ley WALTER HARRISON,
COIN . III OR N 1erlR N EX

ENF> WALTER HARRISON,
COUNSELLOR AND ATTORNEY AT LAW.
NO. 81 LIBERTY ST, NEW TOR n
Continues to practice in all the Courts held IN the
city of New York Il also COMMISSIONER OF
DEEDS FOR THE STATE OP VIRGINIA and will
attend to the taking of Dispositions. acknowledge
ment of Legal Instruments, &c. and business en-
trusted to his care.
REFERS TO
Messrs. 0elrichs Co, New York.
Henry Ludlam, WOW
0elriChs Il Lunnan. pa,,;,oora
VIM Glmor. ESQ
Iudlhm Il Watson, Richmond. Va.
40 Office No. 81 Liberty street, Box 1882.
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fss~ A PosrrrvE CURE FOR CANCER

e6F" A POSITIVE CURE FOR CANCER
Without the use IF Canstic or KNIFE endorsed and ie-
0dIise 6y especial enactment IF the State Legislature
Of MqrvlGnd, with good report from fve physi-
clans OF the House of Delegates who were appointed
to exam inc its claims.
The undersigned will guarantee a cure of all ex-
ternal cancers, where viral parts have not become
involved before the application made and the gen.
eral health of the ratient is still good.
The above is all that il deemed necessary to say
the great efficacy of this remedy Is pretty ex-
tensiveiy known.
pamphlet giving some useful Information on
the subiect OF Cancer will be sent to all requiring
the knowledge it contains, who will iDciose stamp.
Address JOHN GATHERS.
Office No l02 Baltimore street, Baltimore, Nd.
ie,q-Im#
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TIE BRITISH .OUrRAGES-oRDERs TO DE-
SYST

WASHINGTON. June 9-Intelligence has been re-
ceiyed from Commander Rodgers, of the U. s Sur
veying steamer Watch Witch, now at Key West.
that British vessel had been sent in pursuit Of
the Styx with instructions for her to desist from
fur her search of American vessels. 1t is also
stated that the officers who committed the late
outrages have not acted under new instruction
(Drrby's ADMINISTRATOR but under that OF 1871,
(Palmerstons administration
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Brig Fnaming Sea- Beauchamp, Baltimore, pig
ir1n w Triplett.
schr Clara Belle, Parker Baltimore. pig iron, W
Triplett.
z Halves.
schr White Cloud, Newburg, N Y. slate, w L
Elliott.
SAILED,
Bark parthitn, Moore. Rio. -four, Edmond, Dayen'
port & Co
schr John II Traverse, Mekins, Baltimore. mdse,
w Coigut h Co.
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pERsoyAL DIFFICCLTY SETTLED.

WASHINGTON, June ct was announced in the
Senate this morning that the difficulty between
Senators Davis and benjamin had been amicabiy
adjusted through the intervention OF friends.
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GREYS ATTENTION

4 GREYS ATTENTION. = You will
MPARADE in front Of the City Hall, on SATUR.
n DAY MORNING next. at 5 O'clock, in full Sum
brate the l4th Anniversary of the Co pany.
Each member will provide himself with 5 rounds
blank cartridge. Balls will be furnished on the
ground.
Arms and accoutremeuts in order for strict bspec-
ton. By order OF Capt ELLIOTT
JN0. T. ROGERS, Orderly.
81 Honorary members are invited to spend the
day wi us at Clark's spring, without any farth
invitation 10 "A
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nag. DR STEIN has returned to this
city and will resume his pro eszional duties His
office Ia opposite the American Hotel, on Main at,
next door TO the Custom House. lie i0-lts
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John Hart for eleven years editor of the Charles
ton slereury, has sold his interest to X. Barnwell
Rhett, and retired.
The house of James H. Cooper. at West Point
Ga, VIVA entered on Sunday night last, by some
unknown person, and the snm of s., los taken
thsrefrom.
Twenty-three dollars per barrel have been pro-
cured IN New York, within three weeks, for Cape
Cod cranberries.
w A Leli. formerly President of the Common
Council in Boston, died on Sunday, in consequence
Of falling out of window.
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-s>S<r-~~~-~s~-~~s-><Ss<N~S~~
"a sxlasAa Nss

Advertisements for DISPATCH must he handed
q By SIR O'Clock IN The afierneon. In order TO appear
tae next day The heavy pressure 4 advertisements
a ,on the columns of our paper, will not admit OF
their rrcerfsou after the hour named.
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ANOTUER DIFFlCULTY ADJUSTED

WELDON, N. C., June 9.--The difficulty arisin
out of a fight between Messrs. McRae aud Eli.
candidates for Governor. has been adjusted
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n.y. MIDLOTHIAN Eor1cE.-A called

Lee MIDLOTHIAN EorIoE.-A called
meeting of the Stockholders of the MIDLOTHIAN
COAL MINING COMPANY will be held on FRI :
DAY. the 18th inst at the American Hotel, at "
o'chck.
A. b ,siness of high importance will claim the at
tention of the meeting, full at enhance is earnest
ly tquested
ily order of the Board of Directors.
ieT-td JN0 G STANARD, Sec'y.
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tINEAN. &C -Inst rnceilel nar.tn.,.-

I'EAS, &C just received, per tie amer
Jamestown, a well selected stock of GREEN
and b. iCR TEAS Goo1 Young ii son sc per II.
do Souchong soc; the finest 0oonQ imported 7Sc: In
peiia 81, equal to some sold at 81 Is and 81 So /
have also received per same steamer. Oatmeal and
Pearl Barley. Aiwayso hand, Bacon Hams, Chez 90,
futer, La and other Groceries, which | will sell
ch ap for cash. JAMES MCEWEN
Je l0-3t* 9Th street opposite New Market