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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-14

ANOTHER BLAST FROM BorTs.--The CITY
Council committee Of arrangements are
engaged in perfecting programme for the
celebration Of the approaching 4th of July.
The Hon. John N. Bolts, of Virginia, is to
deliver an Grafton Ut Pattersoa's Park
baltimore Sun, lSth, .fst
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L. A. J. CLoPToS. ID. ". MILLER.
E A. J. CLOPTON AND ID. NJ. MIL
IL. LER have this day entered into copartner-
shin under the style and firm of CLOPTON
MILLER for the purpose Of doing a REAL ES-
TATE AND GENERAL AGENCY AND AUG
TiONEERS' BUSINESS They will sell REAL
ESTATE of every description in the city and adj
Joining counties. From the extensive acquaint-
ance OF each of US with the business community,
and the long experience of our senior in the bust
ness in this city we confidently solicit the patron
age of our friends and others in the community.
ID NJ MILLER, from an experience of more than
twenty wears as Assessor, and thorough acquaint-
ance with the real estate books OF the city, will
niye his special attention to any business of that
Kind which is entrusted TO us. Having tle of the
Assessors books for the last twenty five years
tanning all the real estate Of the city, our facilities
for tracing up titles are nnequalled.
CLOPT0N MILLER,
Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers,
Office, Twelfth, between Main and Franklin streets.
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The RESULT of the recent election in Ore
gon, as published in the Dispatch yester-
day, was evidently mistake, so far as the
complexion of the State Senate is con-
cerned. Instead Of being Union IA, Demo-
Gratis Is, it is Union IA, Democrats 8. The
blunder was no doubt made in telegraph
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\ ssS-Af,L OVER THE WORLD PEOPLE
OF SENSE AND JUDGEMENT have learned to use

BoF SENSE AND JUDGEMENT have learned 70 "se
go PLANTATION B1TTERs.
Dyspepsia, with It's symptoms, Headache, Heart
burn, revcrish Lips. Bad Breath, saliow Comp,en,
ion, &c, can be cured by using rLASiAiioN
BlTTERs.
This Is the most successful tonic OF tho age
Young. middle aged, and old are delighted with
tia effects Il ia. f4hI4s -
: The arst tria, always has marked good erect,
No change OF diet n necessary while using
PLANTATION BITTERs. Eat all yon wish Of the
best and most nutritious food. III
Its the greatest cure ever known Tor an over
loaded and distressed stomach, which trelieVes in
few moments.
II, Manufactured from carefully selected roots
and herbs. and preserved in perfectly pure st.
Croix Rum.
Try one bottle Of PLANTATION BlTTERs, ye
sufferers, and our word for II you Will IND your-
selves feeling AS GOOD AS NEW. eli-h
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SETTING HISTORY RIGHT.-A letter in the
New York Tribune, sent from this city
undertakes to give a correct history of the
famous negotiations between Mr.. Lincoln
and Judge Campbell and others which took
place just before General Lees surrender
Here follows a specimen:
"As it happened, the Legislature met
talked treason, proposed TO call conven
ton, and, in fine, were ready to enter OF
the largest liberty Of reconstruction. A
this pass, seeing that affairs were more rot
ten than ripe, Mr.. Lincoln revoked his let
ter and annihilated the Legislature"
We imagine that the members of the
Virginia Legislature will be rather aston
nshed at this statement, which shows thai
they did a number of acts of which the!
have no knowledge whatever. AS they
never met under Mr.. Lincoln's call, it II
hardly necessary to say that all this stor!
about "talking treason" is untrue.
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axUcfloN sxfEs -rtrunr ns;:
Yv[rO ~s~~~~~~~-0-l~1 Jay
BY dfubbs = wiilians. Aseiionss,,.. -,
Northwest corner Of Main and glsy.ar",
rJ,RUSrEEs SALE On

.hUSIEES SALE OF THE a.,
~ ,, GmasiIcs N.II ,TyRspIkE AT M
yfiIa Turnpike Cotnpsny ' IL IRON the hsehssi.s,'
Trustees, dated ilth June, 1893. AMI upscriber, !.
Henric2 County Court once, being III ,f,ssofded i
at the toll gate Of said Coupanx III ~ src,ss
18th jung, isss, At O'Clock, r. NJ! III III hosDAY
The The 9ss s E ssy thsrsssi I. same ,i h6Gt
chises; Of the said Compsny n s ami PM.
Rights EaMe, and Privileges in ana ,ap q /.
pike Road the Land, Bnld!ngs, and i,o - It's I'm
connected or enjoyed herewith ard p T'9P'en'sh,,
manner appuItenant thereto. Hises IN any
TEKas Sufficient In cash 10 defrsy H.,
attending The execution cf the trusi ~ IL EXPENSES
pay the debts secured thereby (amonn.,ea, and h
four hundred dollars, and the ra.;Jna2 70 sbou,
equal insta ments. at one two and III IN thrs-
bonds, with approved Security. infsr.s, .e',, tor
secured by deed Of trust upon The ,,En''sd, and
to be sold. p W GPT'pt. 'Irr'y TIM,
0KrBBs WILLIAMS, Anetioneers iri,'ss.
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UNION vIcToRY.-At the municipal cleo.
ton In Occoquan, Va, on Monday the
Union ticket was chosen by an overwhelm-
ing majority National Republican.
Who would have thought it?
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ARREST or CAPTAIN HENRY LEE.-We
call attention to our Fredericksburg let
ter, giving an account Of the arrest of Cap
tain HENRY LEE.
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Total. .......?3.7ss Prizes, worth. ..
MODE OF nISTRIRuTIoN.

Numbers from 10 100000 will be placed % !. :
holders and pen.on also selected by the ticket.
holders present. win do the drawing The pers2n,
number drawn will be entitled to the Fir, Prir5
OF Eve Thousand dollars and so on until the
whole numi or are disposed II. Each agent will bs
furnished with fiil list OF the drawing soon .,
IL can be published.
We win send 10 one address FIVE tickets 20
o. 50: TEN tickets for -: TWENTY for sI -
THIRTY for S2s.f FORTY for s35, and FIFTY
for AZ 81,
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The Supreme Court of Alabama has de-
cided that those sections of the stay law
which postpone the rendition of judgment
twelve months are constitutional; while
those preventing the collection of judg-
mcnts rendered before the passage of the
stay law are unconstitutional.-Ne,c York
Tribune.
The judges who made this decision are
on the right track, but missed their quarry
by little slip. A stay law interfering with
deeds of trust, or any other instruments
Tor contracts) which can be enforced with
out the aid of the courts, is an unconstitu-
tional one in that it impairs the obligation
of contracts; but a stay law which merely
says that the Commemorative officers shall
not enforce Mr.. Smiths contracts is not
liable to the same objection, unless indeed
"a plausible plea-but nothing more,) the
law providing for such aid be regarded as
part of the contract.
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BY Grubps Williams, huctionecrs,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets

rOM MISS SION + RS SALE OF
- SEVENTY ACRES or VALrABLE LANn
on TIE MECaANiCSNILLR TURNPIKE TWO
MILES FROM THE CITY, At AUCTION In exc.
cution Of decree Of the Circuit Court Of the c"un
ty OF Hcnrico entered May 2 lss', in the case of
Schermerhorn ETC., rs. Austin and ais the under
signed, a commls Toner appointed for the gnrE,,er
will sell II auction upon the premises, on TIL RS
DAY, July 5, ats o'clock, l.. NJ, If fair II not On
the next fair day thereafter, al the same hour the
TRACT OF LAND of which the late kgmont
SchermeIhorn died SEIZED lying on the east eide
of Mechanicsville turnpike a short distance be-
yond the toll- gate, and ad Joining the land OF L.
onidas Rosser and others.
There are SEVENTY ACRES, Of which there l.
sufficient portion In woods and there are several
buildings, one OF which can be converted intoa
dwelling Ii Will bs sold whole, or divided,
as may b. deemed best At the time of sale.
This Il beautiful TRACT OF LAND, and II
should attract The attention Of persons seeking
such property.
TRRAs: One-third cash balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable notes, with interest
added, tho title 70 be retained by the court until
the notes are paid.
EATON NANCE. Commissioner
GRuBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. je 5-td'
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! WHITE d r T. S S SHIRTS.-YOur
w especial attention is called to our large and
well assorted stock of WHITE SHIRTS, for dress
purposes. This stock is gotten up especially for
our retail custom, and persons desiring can rely
upon getting an article as well made and as fash.
ionabiy cut as if they Were made 10 their especial
order and al less price Our facilities in this
branch are not excelled by any house south of the
Potomac. Where preferred, we will take the
measure and have them made up TO the customer
especial direction. ~
Also, can always be found on hand the NEGLIGE
or TRAVELLING SHIRTS-woolen.
Also, BOYS WHITE SHIRTS, to 1T boys from
fourteen to eighteen years old.
Flauering ourselves that you can be pleased, and
will lind tito your economy, we ask your inspec;;
ton before making your purchases, to this especial
department of our large and varied assortment of
GENTLEMEN AND BOYS READY-MADE CLIO
THING AND FURNISHING GOODS.
WILLIAM IRA SMITH CO.,
10 1i-3t No liz Main street.
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By A. Y. Stokes x c., Auctionesr,.

4 UCTION SALE.-We will, on FRI
N DAf, the 18th instant. commencing At 10
o'clock, sell very large and valuable assortment
Of GROCsRlES, consisting, in part, of 50 h0gs.
heads If SUGAR, 900 barrels Of FLOUR. - bags Of
COFFEE. 100 barrels HALIFAX HERRISG>, *,
&c. Particulars in future advertisement.
jel2 A. Y. STOKES co.
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RE BILL ARP !!
pofy- ANDREW ANTONI, WHOLESALE

R3y ANDREW ANTONI, Who'll ESAL l.
AND RETAIL DEALER IN CONFECTIONERY
AND FRUITS, respectfully informs the citizens OF
Richmond that he has resumed business in his
NEW IRON FRONT BUILDING on Main street,
opposite TO the site of his old stand adjoining the
Exchange Bank.
The store and saloons have been fitted up and
furnished in a style which he is confident will
meet with the approval of the public
His facilities for manufacturing FANCY AND
PLAIN CANDIES of the best quality enable him
10 offer inducements to the trade which cannot be
SURPASSED A call from his former customers is re-
specially solicited.
large and choice assortment of FRENCH BON
BONS IMPORTED FRUITS, NUTS, CORDIALS,
PRES ERVEs, PICKLES, SAUCES, &c, will be
always kept on hand.
ICE CREAM fthe most approved lavors served
in the Slloan
Parties supplied with ICE CREAM and ORNA-
MENTAL CONFECTIONERY.
The undersigned returns his thanks to the citi-
Gems of Richmond for the liberal patronage accord
ed to him for the last fifteen years, and will en-
deavor 10 merit continuance Of the same.
ie elm ANDREW ANTONI.
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presume On such utter loss OF manly senu-
sncnt, even In venal and 1CnefAte age,
a. TO suppose for moment, Shat while the
disunionists will like the HcacbeFys they
will not scorn the traitor" rs L
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THE TIME HAS COME
WHEN, IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
DEMANDS
of our increasing trade, it has become necessary
to greatly
ENLARGE OUR ELEGANT STORE;
and to meet the wants OF the people we shall
EXTEND OUR RETAIL DEPARTMENT,
adding space of nearly an hundred feet in depth
to our present quarters, which, despite their
commodiousness, have become
TOTALLY INADEQUATE
for the proper prosecution Of our trade. Though
we now offer our
IMMENs STOCK
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS WORTH
OF FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
NOT IONS,
at unprecedented bargains, and really at
ORIGINAL COST,
and In some instances at much
LESS THAN IMPORTERS PRICES.
20 the ladies of Richmond we feel we need not
enter into an enumeration Of our goods. They
are familiar with the fact that we have very much
THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY,
embracing every variety OF
DRESS GOODS,
WHITE GOODS.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
DOMESTIC GOODS,
GLOVES,
HOSIERY, .. .....
LACES,
EMBRoIDERIEs,
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF NOTIONS
And with the mere announcement that we
MUST CLOSE OUT,
REGARDLESS OF COST,
to make way for the enlargement OF our store and
extensive additions to our premises.
]. STEENBOCK & CO.,
Nos. 1870 and i4i Main street.
je l2-at New Nos. 1913 and lsls Eagle Square.
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EOR THE HOUSE OF DELEGAi rs;
T. General THOMAS S. HAYWOOD, - wei ~
known as for many years an emsisns me ,ssana.
the HOUSE OF DEfBGAfEs, has oesh cen, H. IA
mendea A suitable person serve this city IN tnS
room OF Mr. GsArrAS. IL understood ma. nc VII
accept the position II elected. Let NE sotsls ss
cons dsr hin, as a candidate, and take care tnas
they secure his invaluable services nexs TTinaEN
Ia hide
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"A q u N II s.

Tho following arc the Agents for this paper:
W. A. HEMINGWAY, General Travelling and Collect
Ing Agent.
Rev. COLIN MURoHIsoN. General Travelling and
Collecting Agent.
TOWNSEND NORTH, Booksellers and statIoners,
Columbia 8. O.
Ool. j. j. RYAN, Barnwell, g. O.
E. NJ TRIMMER, Spartan ONCE spartanburg, 8. q,
J. T. DUBOIS, Marion
q. 8. HARDY, Sandy Ford P. O., Madison CO., Fla.
PATRICK HUYEY, Macon Georgia.
B. A. MCKNIGHT, UnionviIe.
J. Y. Il. WILLIAMS Clinton, 8. O.
j. &. ALLEN Chester O. H., So
JOSEPH q. SEARS, New South" Hilton Head
". 8. LANCE, Grahamvtle P. O., Beaufort, g. O.
B. r. BRADFORD, walterboro', 8, q.
u. L. DARR, Sumter, 8. q.
fHAD. O. ANDREWS Orangeburg 8. O.
.. I. HERsHMAN, journal Office" Camden, 8. O.
:" NJ. BROWN, "southerner onloe," Darlington. 8. O.
81 NJ. QUINN Il BRO, Augusta,
d. q. ESTELL, Savannah, Ga.
Isaac DAVEdA, Agent In New York.
Mr. AUG. BRENTANO NO. 7Os Broadway, New York,
las always the latest dates OF the DAILY NEWS he
ioes Of all the other principal Journals Of the country
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Passengers.
ern Rights. from Liverpool-J 8 Jones

Per ship Southern Rights. from Liverpool-J Jones
and lady, j W Craig,
steamer Kate, from Paiatka jacksonville 60
Mrs Cen Owens Miss Owens, D Myers, W Gar
nett, Mr. Hager, L Lotterhouse. Al Aimes Mr. Web
ster and servant, L Savage. Miss NJ a Fowler, W q
thompson, L Dutton. Ruddie. Miss Anna Josephs
Thomas Stottaid, Donahue Myers. Wakefield J
Mitchell, msrtens, A Sydell, Shafeur ] Weeks
I,1 mrs H1a 1nd servant 1oMe, se.e solo
W J Marshall, W o'connor, Jr. T Dorby and lady,
J Earnhardt, children and servant NJ Edwards N
Poltzer, Mr. Bennett, a Smith, NJ Fairbanks 8 q
Weaver F Tenney, g Howell. Arneau Sergeant
CLARK, o A, c Fisher Woosy, Hail. John
Richards. Thomas Abbott, Gould. T Foster, Rufus
Smith, John swaine, Creppen, Wright, Koeneur.
and 10 on deck.
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THE PASSAGE FROM LIVERPOOL,

LENGTH OF PASSAGE, APPARENT TIME, TO sANDY
HOOK.
From Liverpool, days. Is hours.
Deductng detention at Queenstown, Gays, hours
80 minutes.
From Queenstown, days. IL hours, 20 minutes.
REMARKS.
$3.50 P. M-Received mails; $3.50 p. NJ, left Liver
pool
10 A M.-Arriyed at Queenstown; $3.50, left Queens
town.
Moderate weather.
Light winds throughout and variable.
Light breeze throughout, and dense fog Engines
aowed six hours
Moderate bret throughout.
= Calm throughout 9:l6P. NJ, received pilot
:, 1850 A. M.-Sandy Hook. 6:42-Anchored ut New
York.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, June 2g.-CoFFEE-Yery little ipouIrv. g.
FIoUn.-Thore is no inquiry except for local wants
and In the absence of transactions prices only nom
Of the stock is Of western snd ne,rs
all Spring Wheat grinding. City millers have quite
psraory new crop We repeat former % Quota
tons, though to effect sales concess the lower
&c
ira Shipping s1 80 to S2 60 do High Grades Retailing
Out none; do Extra Shipping so 50 to sii So
DO Retailing ga 90 to SIS co. do Family sl4 80 to sl6
s s oy s sSRs' sap:4 g s ss s
Brands Extra $l4 to $4 60 do Standard Extra $iI 26
sl7 50; Baltimore High Grade EIta SIS 50 psr % bSi.
hys nsw sS IN 4 So snM D Corn
aRAN-Prme and choice wheats are very scarce, and
command very full prices but Western spring reds are
latter descriptions for several days We repor saie of
500 bushels old crop Kentucky white at 26 The fret
ssting Of 100 bushels prime white, raised near Hawp
ton Elizabeth CITY county Virginia consigned by Geo.
chased at s. 80 per bushe by Messrs walker, Dorsey
Co.. manufacturers Of the Monitor and eilver Spring
White sna $50 @
the receipts market was inactive and prices of white
and included several lots left over from the prsVions
day ne report viz: 1000 bushels mixed and ordinary
ST 500 bushels yellow COMMON et s 1890 90
bushel. prime do at 81 Q. to os per Oushel. oats
weight Heavy western are in good supply and marfet
very dull quote at SO to 60 cents in bulk 6S to 65
cents, including bags. kye-Receipts SMALL no sales
hoLAssEs-The imports the last day or two consist of
179 hhds Iaa puncheona and IS hhls Market quiet
only sale reported being SO hhds Cuba private terms
PRovIsIoNsThe market continues dull and inactive,
though with light stock the dealers generally very
firm. not dfspo ed to press the market We notice q
rather better obbing demand for Bacon Shoulders and
Sides on orders which filled at last quotations. II
ot- for Shoulders and 90 cts os Sides There nothing
doing in other descriptions and prices nominay
unchanged viz for Bulk Shoulders 15H cts; Sides i
cts Mess Pork s34 per bb Lard to "a for City;
AK to 2S eta for Weatern and "a cts for Refined Bal
tmore) In kegs.
quote Liverpool Ground Alum 81 10 to l6; MarshaIs
and Worthingtons Fine SO %; other brands
So 10 to 10 sack Purk8 Island per bushe for
lots from store-supply and demand both light.
sUdAn-Imports since Saturday last from the West
Indies amount to 2406 hhds 64S bbs and boxes The
msrhe Is dull both reaners and dealers keep out
OF the MARKET and in the absence OF transactions quo.
tations are but nominal.
WHIsKEY-Remains tnactive-no inquiry for large
lots Yesterday q small sale reported at 81 28X
quote nominal at 50 % to 2sH; Ave barrel lots SO 20
to 80 per gallon,
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Mobile Market.

MOBILE June 26.-CoTroN.-There is no demand
to-day and no sales. Factors. viewing the steamers
news being favorable, have advanced their rates
Quotations nominal
GOLD Tho rate In the morning was I48 to $50; on
the receipt Of the dispatches rom New York tho
market advanced and closed at 100 to 15S Small lots
have sold q little higher.
SLvER.-Buying and selling at 135 to l40.
EXCHANGE Sterling par to Il premium. Now Or
leans par. Supply small.
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New York Market.

MONEY MARKET.
The New York Ruening I'oit of Tuesday, June 20,
says:
actions to 1857 The eoor opanne
price at the board 16i the lowest l6lM X and the
highest l66h The borrowing rete is l-l6 In favor OF
The loan market easy and very lenders can get
mercisl paper ia rather more freely offered and the
The following the chief quotations for gold this
i6sN; 1880 i5sx: i:Oo 1854 $50 l5s: 400. i5s. .'
Foreign e1ohangs Is rather frmer. Bills at 60 days
los 70 ios 5er SanssTs 4 shoT. sight iSs .
Paris at 60 days 6iSH to si2 do at ohor sight 6laK
Hamburg soX; Anserdam % 10 70 M Frsnatoss S
IH % AK; Bremen. 776 to 70; Prussan thniers
.ltt.f PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK., Tuesday. juno 2s.-FLoUR &c.-Tho
inquiry for Western and State Flour more active and
Sc to a
State g 80 to for extra s.ate ts 90 80 for fancy
Is for Shipping oso
and family brands and 81. as to y for st. Louis e.tras
bb. 50 so to 10 is grades Of o1tra and
$40 2e to IS so I r trade and .miy extras
bbis $40 90 to 10 for mized TO good snpe
country Baltimore &o.. and $12 16 to ~ 2b for trade
Rye Flour Is arm. Sales of 100 bbs at SO IT to 7so.
Corn Meal Is quiet
Shhih-ihe Wneat nafket is quiet, and holders gone
rally demand full prices The only sale is 5000 bushels
| OF Milwaukee club at S8240
Barley and barley malt inactive. and prices are
nominal
Oats unEettled and rather easier The sales nre
10000 bushels Chicago at IS to $50; Milwaukee o. 80
| to 600.
Rye Is in limited request and easier The sales arc
$500 bushels CT common to primo western at 81 o6
Corn 10 decidedly active but prices are irresu.
| strong " " o "
The saes are 900 bushels part last evening" I'M.
sound at 10 70 $780, new western mixed ct 90 to
90 yellow at 9Ah, at railroad depot Included In tho
arrive. at &c. '"'-o- = " ~ '0A"' "
PnovmoaB-Thed demand for pork has been fair, bu
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conaigneea per south Carolina Railroad
juno 40.

ns bales Cotton 1s bales Yarns, Is bbs Spirits Tur
Walker D Cohen. oppenhein, MuIhai Hart l.
CO Pr g Prince Cart. Kop1 Jervey. B Rhett Son.
j Esson Dodge, Willis Ohisolm G a Walter
Co. v Smith, Sloan. Campbell Milling, 81 L
LETTERS Jef q 90. A ANIME, b Mauldin, " Dowling,
Blanton Son, B Fields, III Caldwell Sons Thurs.
ton 4 Holmes 4 Kirkpatrick, Mrs Gatewood @
Hoppock, KanspauI LaIaue, J B Bissell, e Bailey
Son. Ebaugh Mnllonee.
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PRoPELLER srEAMsHtPs.-The New York Times of
Thursday Juno 22 contains the following notice of the
last OF the steamship City Of Paris Liver
pool to New York. 1t shows in striking manner the
success with which the British now build propeller
steamships their speed being about equal to that the
best side wheel vesses and running half the expense
with double the freight capacity Nearly all the great
Atlantic steamship lines this year outstrpping their
efforts in previous to regularity and speed The
kesnet contest this appears be between the
Scotia Of the Cunard Line and the beautiful new steam.
ship CITY Of Paris. Of the Inman Line The latter is
screw vessel and looking to her last trip from Liver
pool she certainly promises to hold her own
time ut least, again all The company let us
petce receives subsidy whatever the British
or any other Government Captain KENNEDY is In COM
mand; and have pleasure in making the following
extract from the log:
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Wilmington Market

WILMINGTON, Juno 29.-TuRrENTIsE.-Saies of 40
bbls at 81 O5 for virgin, So 05 for yellow Dip and 81 52
for hard, per $50 lbs.
SprBTTs TURpENTINE-Has declined one cent, and
market quiet Sales Of 81 bbs, at 48 cents per gallon
for white.
RoslN-Saes OF 80 bbls common, at 50; 1913 do ut So
for red and Opaque S6 26 for No. and So 25 for pale
No transactions reported in other articles.