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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-05

RAILROAD ACCIDENTS The heavy rains
Sunday afternoon damaged the Orange
ra road considerably at several points, es-
gcclally al Bcelton aud Warrenton juno
lion. At the former place culyert was
washed out. and near the latter the tres
t.r, Of a bridge were swept away.
OuIhe Central railroad, half mile TINS
sid. Of GordonSyiile, the passenger tram
which left here Sunday night broke
through culvert, the engine and express,
cars being preciptated into the chasm, and
some ofthc coaches thrown from the track
Most remarkable 10 state, not a soul was
injured, and we learn the damage TO the
Gig nc IS snIall, and TO the cars scarcely
any al all.-LychjTg Meas.
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The Markets.

NEW YORK, June A. M-Stocks dull
and steady. Money 6@7 per cent. Gold,
1867. Sterling exchange, sixty days,
1IO1S: sight exchange, HOY. 5-2O's, '62,
coupons, 1925; '64, 1858; 80, JOG 5@9
100 81; new issue, l0S@lOS1s. IN, AUS, ~ .
@993I. 1905, first series, LOG 8@lO6A.
Others, 1864. Flour, lO@2Oc. lower. Corn
dull and l@2c. lower. Pork dull. Lard
and whiskey quiet. Cotton quiet at ~ 1a@
Csc. Freights dull.
New YORK, June 4-P. M.-Cotton
firm and in fair demand sales, 2,4OO bales.
Flour dull; State, S9.3OGsl2; southern
declining mixed to good, sll.5OGSl3
fancy extra, sl3.lO9sl5.75. Wheat dull
and lower. Corn 293c. lower new mixed
western, Sl.16@$l.2l; old, SIPS. Mess
pork heavy at s23.l2a. Lard heavy at
l21a@I31sc. Whisky dull. Sugar hrm;
Coffee firm and in fair demand. Naval
stores firm. Turpentine, 62@621a. Rosinlsl
ass 30. Freights firm sail, 3-l6 (; steamer
T.32. Stocks rather heavy. Money, pei
cent. and quite active. Cold, 1871. o-Zos
'62, registered, lO64glO61a; coupons
1898.
B.LT,NoRE, June 4.-Cotton firm; mid
d,;nr Mobile. Csc. Coffee dull and in ia,
vor of buyers. Sugar steady; the stock
is increased by late arrivals. Flour-Nc
sales. and a further decline is expected
Wheat very dull, and declined within the
mast few days 4O@5Oc. Corn steady
white. s1.lOGs1.l3; yellow, 81. 159sl.l6
western mixed, Sl.0s. Provisions que
and firm. Mess pork, s23.5O@S23.I5. ba
con steady. Whisky nominally unchanged
New ORLEANS, June 4.-Cotton firmer
sales $50 bales; low middlng, rs &C.; re
CENTS for the past four days, Az bales
eyports. 6,sl2. Sugar and molasses-n
opotations. Flour very dull; fresh super
| fine. sll; old stock unsuitable douol
extra, sl2Gsl4; choice, sls. Corn hrn
with a good supply; yellow and mixed
Al .l5asi 20; choice white, Sl.22Gsl.2 i
Pork dull-mess,s 24 1a9s24&. Lard quie
and tirm-quoted at l3@ls2c. tierct
Racon shoulders scarce, and held at lOc.
rib. l2c. clear, Is 14@l3ac.l Sugar.cure
hams, l5L@l51ac. Gold, 1861. -.
C,ScINNAr1, June4.-Flour dull and ur
settled. with only retail demand. Whei
' and corn dull and unsettled. Cotton fir
at Csc. Whisky dull. Provisions quiz
!, and unchanged.
SAVANNAH, June 4.-Cotton In good d,
mand ; middling arm 1t &c.. sales, 27s
; receipts, $50 bales.
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The Military Government Of South
Carolina.


Carolina.
CHARLESTON, June 3.-General Sickles
has issued an order directing First-that
no one shall be appointed to office under
the provisional government Of the Caro-
linas not eligible under the reconstruction
act. Second-All citizens who have paid
taxes for the current year may serve as
Jurors. Third-Citizens following licensed
calliDgs shall not be required to give bond
in larger sum than one hundred dollars.
Fourth-All municipal officers, police,
sheriffs, etc., are expected to cooperate
with the military authorities in preserving
order. Fifth-The same, and also private
citizens, may be summoned by post COM
manders to assist in this, and upon refusal
will be tried and punished by military
commission. Sixth-Licenses to retail
liquor in quantities less than gallon to
be granted only to inn-keepers, the money
for all such licenses to be devoted to the
benefit of the poor. Seventh-All con-
tracts hereafter made for the sale, trans
portation, storage, manufacture, or insn-
rance of liquor, shall be deemed void, and
no civil suit can be brought for their vio-
lation. Eighth-In public conveyances-
railroads, highways, streets, and on nayiga-
BILE waters-no discrimination shall be
made because of color or caste. Viola
tors of these regulations are liable to trial
by military tribunal and suit for damages
by the party whose. rights are violated
Ninth-The remedy of distress for rent is
abolished. Where lands are leased or LEI
out for hire or rent, cotton, corn, or Other
product of the same when severed from
the land may be impounded, but shall moi
be removed. Said product may be sold
for claim after any claim of labor be-
slowed upon the cultivation Of the same
may be satisfied, the labor claim having
preference over all others.
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Mr.. LAxGsToN SNUTBED.-Thc colored
"2cmmann LangstoD, who spoke in Lou
doun the other day, npon his return TO
Lee,Durg stopped at the Londoun Hotel
but upon being Informed by the proprietor
that though he would cheerfuliy give the
speaker, Lapgston, room, and furnish him
there with as many meals as he desired
and Of the best the house afforded, yet me
would not allow him 10 go 10 the puHic
table, he and his companions left that DO.
tel and walked around to the ficRetI
House, where they supped together IN the
dining room .-ALesandria Gazette.
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BATH COUNTY

These Springs will be opened to visitors on the
FIRST OF JUNE NEXT with accommodations
for 800 persons. They are delightfully."- situated In
Bath county surrounded by the most beautiful and
picturesque scenery, and present attractions equai
10 any place in the mountiins OF Virginia, occupy,
ting a central position in the group Of mineral
iprings, for which this portion OF Virginia ID 80
sustiy celebrated.
They ara Of easy and convenient access by the
Central railr ad, the Orange and Alexandra rail-
road and their connections to Millboro depot on
the Central railroad thence by stages RESTRICTED TO
ten passengers) over fine turr pike road twenty
three miles to the Springs, crossing the warm
Spring mountain, and passing on the route the
Beth 3 lam, Warm, and Hot Springs.
The principal buildings are extensive ana sup
thorough repair; and the furniture In every de-
partment is new. 80 - 49,.
The medicinal virtues OF the waters are gene
rally and favorably known. 1t would be useless
give STATEN ent OF the cures effected by heir use.
| They have proved highly eficacious In the worst
| cases OF Dyspepsia. Chronic Diarrhes, Djsea,ss
| Of the Liver, Bladder and Kidneys, NeuralglA,
| Rheumltsm, Asthma, Bronchial Affections, Cuta'
nsous Diseases, &c. .,, =,
their curative properties, reference IL MADE 70
pamphlet, with cert kcates, TO be had on apphca-
| ton to the agent OF the Springs, or to Msssis;;
| PURCELL, LADD & CO., Richmond, who will
| keep supply OF the water for sale.
Hot and Cod spout and Shower Baths and
| Plungs Baths can be had at all times.
| Pure Freestone Water from the mountains is
conveyed tn rough the principal buildings, Afford
| ing an ample supply for all purposes. ;,
| ftsr the lst OF June there will be q daily mall
| An experienced physician will reside at the
| Springs during the season.
| my sow JOHN l.. EUBANk, Agent.
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The CITY Government OF Mobile.

MOBILE, June 4.-General Pope has is
sued an order to the Mayor and boards OF
aldermen as follows:
General Order No. 34.-In pursuance OF
the recommendation of General Swayne,
commanding the district of Alabama,
touching the recent disturbances in Mobile,
and for the reasons therein, the offices OF
city tax collector, city treasurer, board
of aldermen, and common council of Mo-
bile are vacated by the removal of the
present incumbentS, and the new APP
pointees will be inaugurated Immediately
after the PRONUNCIATION Of this order.
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Military Government ia North caro-
Hna-Another Mayor Removed.

WILMINGTON, n. c., June 4.-The Mayor
and city commissioners Of Fayetteville
have been removed by the military antho-
rites and Radicals appointed in their
places.
General Order No. 80, from General
SickIes, has had very depressing effect
on the public mind, but will be carried out
in good faith.
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emily omitted in telegraphiDg the Presi.
dents speech delivered yesterday
81 have come TO participate in the cere.
monies of dedicsting q monument to q
man whom you respected, though Of poor
and humble condition. He was my father
and Of him am proud. He was an honest
man and faithful friend-a character ]
prize higher than all the worldly fortune
which could have been left mel
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SECOND DISPATCH.

New ORLEANS, June 4.-General Sheri-
dams removal Of Governor Wells is com
mented upon favorably by the press, and
appears to be regarded favorably by ma
iority Of the people. Baker, the newly
Amounted street commissioner, is one Of
the registers Of the first district.
WASHINGTON, June 4.-General Sheri-
dams action in New Orleans yesterday has
produced profound sensation in political
circles here. 1t is confidently expected
that when the President returns from
North Carolina he will take the reins in
his own hands. 1t is stated here that Du-
rant has declined Sheridan's rendered ap-
pointment of Provisional Governor OF LOU
isiana.
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The RAILROAD OPEN TO LEEsBURG.-
On Saturday morning last, after the lapse
Of al interval Of more than six years, the
Alexandria, Loudoun, and Hampshire ra,l-
road was rc0pened to Lecsburg. The
trains now run regularly TO Leesburg. The
road will be continued EDWARDS.
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Tn. western senatorial Excursions

Tho western senatorial Excursion.
New YORK, June 4.-Advices from the
North Platte, three hundred miles west OF
Omaha, say Senator Wade and excursion
marty, accompanied by General Sherman
had arrived there. The weather was de-
lightfuI. The party was supplied with
riaes and amused themselves by shooting
satelopss from the cars.
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The Mobile advertiser says Hon. John
A. Campbell, r. II. Smith, and Rufus An
drews, E,qrs., have been retained as coun-
tel for Wthers in his suit in the United
States Circuit Court, TO test the legality OF
lis removal from the Mayors Office by
military order.
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BOdrding and LOdging.
V,O THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
RALLhPD HcUsE,t
RICHMOND, VA, May "a 1857.
REDUCT IoN OF FARE.

The undersigned, determined to keep pace with
the times and TO afford every possible facility TO
| the travelling public, has reduced the fare to
THREE DOLLARS PER DAY. The we'll earned
and widespread reputation of this favorite hotel
renders 1t unnecessary for the proprietor to say
more than that effort on his part shall be want
ing to make 1t equal to any hrscass hotel In this
country-N0RTH or SOUTH.
II has been recently reftted and newly furnished
throughout, and nothing that can promote the COM
fort and convenience Of his guests has been
omitted.
Grateful for past favors, the undersigned solicts
continuance from hls former patrons and the pub.
| lie generally. JOHN p. BALLARD,
| my 2t-ts Proprietor.
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The New Orleans Levee Commission
crs Restored by the President.

NEw ORLEANS, June 4.-By order OF the
President, through the Secretary OF war,
General Sheridan has restored the Old
Leyee Commissioners, in compliance with
a pe,ition from Governor Wells. Sheridan,
in obeying the order, denounces Governor
Wells in strong terms, and removes him,
appointing Thomas j. Durant in his place.
Sheridan has also removed the street com
missioner, and appointed William Baker
i'm his place.
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g ZETELLE'S RESTAURANT.

-.
ZETRLLR informs his old friends and customers
and the kind public generally that his new honse,
No. iao4 near the corner 81 Main and Twelfth
streets, Is now In complete order
THE ORDINARY 10 on the principal noor, where
meals ara served at all hour.
DINNERS served for PARTlEs OF GENTLEMEN
In convenient and spacious rooms In the upper
THE LADIES DINING ROOM and the LADIES'
REPRBsHMBNT SALOON are located and fur
nished with reference To order and comfort. The
proprietor particularly invites the lsdtss TO these
apartments, where decorun shall always be pre-
served. ~.
MEALS prepared TO order and sent 70 any part OF
| the city on reasonable charges.
| THg'BAR OF tho restaurant, on the ma noor, Is
supplied with the very best liquors and the most
| compstent attendance. ,,.v,,y
| | o. b"'hbbl
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CHANCE TO SELL VIRGINIA

4 CHANCE TO SELL VIKGINIA
n LANDS-I have formed business connec.
ton with Messrs Murphsy Troutman, Real Is
applications for the purchase OF large number OF
farm. and Other real property In virgins, ior
which fair and reasonable prices Will be paid by
Pennsylvanisns desiring TO remove IN this State
ON application, IN person or by mail, WIZ with
pleasure furnish any one having land Tor sale sps'
ciic information on the subject.
J. u. lMB0DEN, Attorney Law,
an ao-ts Richmond, Va.
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Bank Of Commerce at New Orleans

BaDk Oh SOsn"eree at New VTfeahS'
NEW ORLEANS, June 3.-Jacob Barker
proposes to the creditors Of the Bank of
Commerce to form joint stock company
with capital Of 100000 to build houses
and stores, the stock to be paid for in
checks on the Bank Of Commerce. He
proposes to turn over to the company all
his own real estate and personal property,
as well as that Of the bank.
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New York State Convention.

New YORK, June 4.-The State Constl-
tutional Convention organized at Albany
to day-William A. Hecler, president.
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Real Estate Agencies.

VIZ B. ROBINS, REAL ESTATE
corner Main aud Eles enth streets I'm the National
sssa S 6F .PPS ss
COLLECTION OF RENTS: The patronage OF
friends and the public solicited
Has for sale over 900 "a ana PAGES cp IN VIE in
LAND, from choice TO common, at reasonable
prices. Call and see his lists.
Is also agent for tho New York Life Insurance
COMPANY Gn1asI Assets 0ysF RSsIss hssnp purely
Omce northwest corner Main and
ls-a Eleventh streets, Richmond, Va.
4 GENCY FOR THE PURCHASE
"A OF LANDS IN VIRGINIk.-with view TO
aid those In this State who have lands for sale, ~
we'll as 70 Invite Ind ustrious Immigrants with cspt.
tai to settle in Virginia, the undersisned mas s
Fifteenth street between Main and Gary ,treeuy
for the purpose Of negotiating for the purchase OF
FARMING and MINERAL LANDS. MILL Sirhs'
Parties having lands for sale, and who will con.
tract to cell at moderate rates at my option giving
me cisnt time (ssy three or iour moDthsl to
effect tina came, will most likely be able to dis
pose of their property, II they furnish me with
ful description To location quantity price, &c.
| Ny acquaintance with the norihsrn people Is ex-
tensive, and with thorough knowledge OF the
| tire satisfaction to both buyer and seller:
| will charge commits ion to the purch aser but
moth ng 70 the seller, as propose ~ Dork y0r the
| Durch1ser and not for the vender.
| g 4 rsspectfully invite communication with me,
either personally or by letter; and II, upon exam.
ination the lands offered are thong ut to be desra
| Dle and cheap will provide the necessary con-
tracts aud recommend EN- to my northern friends,
nsng my influence ani Ssst sxeSnInsp NJ ehe's
sales. hbiN % ma hno,
Fifteenth street between Main and Gary,
| Richmond. Va.
Msssrs. James d Blackwell, attorney =, law, and
| B. H. Smith will act rs my confidential agents.
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THE HOT SPRINGS,
sxpERAruKx FROM 70 to ITO DEG. fAHRzSHEA
TARDY, WILLIAMS & CO., Proprietors.
J. Z. WILLIAMS, NJ. D., Resident Physician

j. h. WILLIAM, NJ. D., Resident PHYSICIAN.
viii, be open for the reception Of visitors JUNE
lar. 1867 under the management OF Colonel J. A..
McCLUNG.
Ali the buildings having been repaired, painted,
and fitted out with NEW FURNiTURE, LINEN,
BEDS, and TABLEWARE, these SPRINGS offer
unsurpassed attractions to both the Invalid and
plea nre- seeker. No expense or effort has been
spared by the proprietors TO make IL as comforta-
bic and pleasant AS possible TO ahyisitors.
The HOT WATERS here have ksen we'll known
for more than half a century to posses In 3 won
derful degree TONIC, ABrERATlYE, DETER
GENT, and STIMULATING PROPERTIES, and
have become justly celebrated for the cure ot
RHEUMATISM G0UT, DISEASES OF THE IL
YER, SKIN, BLADDER, and WOMB; PARALY
SIS, the result of injury or sereus efuston CON
TRACTION OF MUSCLES and JolSTS, DlhR
RHEA, and DYSPEPSIA, accompanied with soRf
MOUTH and TONGUE.
NEW BATH-HOUSsS have been erected, .
BAND OF MUSIC engaged, and BILLIARD apc
BOWLING SALOONS lifted mp.
The splendid BALLROOM has been thoroughly
rehtted.
Route from the North, vin Orange and Alexsn
dra railroad 10 GordoDsvlle thence utd virgins
Central railroad 10 Millboro' Depot; thsnce u
Hot Springs direct, over turnpike distance twenty
miles y by Trotter 4 Coz stage liue.
Route from the south, pia Lynchburg or Rich.
rnond and Virginia Central railroad to Millboro'
Depot.
TBKMs: - per day $40 per week.
The number Of passengers to each stage Is (by
special contract LIMITED TO TEN. my I'm
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BOARDING.
PousrKEErH STREET, ADJoIHIsa The BALLARD
HOUSE,
J. r. DIGGS. Proprietor,
IL now opening for the reception OF boafdsn and
irsnsie nj visitors. The rooms are large and airy.
He has a. We large unfurnished rooms he would be
pleased to let To families that prefer their own
furniture. His tabl. shall be supplied with the
best the market affords. 4 call 10 respectfully
soIicitsd. Terms Ommodatfng. my Him
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The President at Raleigh.
THE RECEPTION IN THE HOUSE
OF COMMONS.
DEDICATION OF THE MONUMENT OF
THE PRESIDENTS FATHER.

REMARKS OF REV. DIR. SWAIN
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HANOVE Err

DICHMOHD HOUSE, CORNER OF
IL GOVERNOR AND ROSS STREETS, RIGH-
MOyD, yA-This commod ious and admirably
located building, having been thorough y repaired
accommodates TRANSIENT, PERM AaEST, and
DAY BoARDERS The rooms are large, airy,
and combines everything desirable. Terms mode
ra,a my Ats
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NOTICE TO SHoEMAKERS.-We
IN have lust received large supply Of FINE and
BROOM Lasts, BOOT and naoE TkkES.
OATES CRIAP. BOARDS, CLAMPS, etc., vhicn
q. n, CHALKJEv b Co.,
MA kesthsy Dealers, Thirteenth stsst.
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Ur0i,,in SPRINGS.

OATH ALUM SPRINGS, BATH
- COUNTY, vA.-Thess wsil-knovn sIIings
win be open for visitors on the 10TH " !yss y
lime. and can be seen for Q few days Mt No III.
Main stresGkst once Of City Bank, from 10 70 IL
where arrangements can bs made Tor fm 40 !.
lies Wishing to spend ths summer In 80 heanny
and pleasant rs can be found In the noun
tains of virgioia.
alta nds nnriyaIlod. JOSEPH BAXTER,
Ia ats Proprietor.
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DOR RENT, TWO VERY DESIRA-
T. BILE PRONr ROOMS on first floor above ia
je4-ts ARLINGTON HOUSE. GIk
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For Rent.

DOR REST, THAT VERY DESIRA.
l. BILE AND C6MMoDIOUS HOUSE on -
Broad stree. between Sixth and Seventh f.,0
streets containing fifteen rooms-the front ts2
basement tuitab e for an Office. Possession given
immeo lately. Rent low. Apply to
J. II. HUMPHREYS,
10 Luz az rult hon
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DOR RENT, BRICK DWELLING
L southwest. corner OF Clay and Second -
eight or nine looms. Apply on premises. i:.:9
Ia
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OWEET SPRINGS,
MONROE COUNTY, WEST VA.
The undersigned wonld respectfully inform his
friends and the public that he has taken the above
FAMOUS and SALUBRtOUS WATBRING.PLACE,
and that II will be opaned for the option OF
visitors on the I5rH-oP JUNE, with every appoint
ment and attraction render II, ~ Heretofore,
the MOST DESIRABLE GUNNER RESORT IN
THE UNITED STATES
He need only refer to those who have known his
previous career as a caterer to have his assurance
believed that the cuisine cellars, attendance, and
accommod stions, will be unsurpassed.
The SWEET SPRINGS ara approached from
Washington City by the Orange and Alexandra
and Virginia Central railroads.
Parties desiring to make arrangements for visit
ing the Springs, or information, should address
the undersigned, until 3ist Of May, at New York
Hotel, New York after that time, Sweet Springs,
Monroe county, West Va. r,,,,o,,
my2l-tJyl JaSES CARhOLD.
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EOR RENT, n fine large BRICK
Il HOUSE on Nineteenth street between IL
Broad and Marshall. just put in thorough e.:a
order. both inside and out, containing ten .c&
rooms, and with all necessary ont hocses. nne
Well Of water in the yard. Apply to
CHARLES TALBOT,
je5-6t Talbot j. Brothers. Foundry.
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SMOKING TOBACCO.-Wea are agents
- for the following celebrated brands Of sMO-
KING TOBACCO. manufactured by Mr.. ".
Harris, OF Louisa county, Va. We offer this To-
and will be glad TO serve our friends and the pub.
Ito viz: .rCherokss" IN half one: and a t nnS
pposnd psetasss: Golden eat IN half and one
pound packages. JOHNSON q HUNT,
npS Pearl Block. Fourteenth street.
fNIGARS, CIGARS.-A lot Of very su'
.rday sro.svcoA Uctsi.
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DOR RENT, TWO UNPUBLISHED
l. ROOMS, with or without board, in a de- -
sirabls location on Franklin street. Terms k,.8
moderat'. Apply ut this Office. je4--ts LII
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Tobacco and cigars.

rHOIGE TOBACCOS OF THE FOL-
" LOWING popular brands:
CHEWING:
FRUITS AND FLOWERS, pounds;
PLANTERS PRIDE, pounds;
COMMONWEALTH, pounds
PLANTER'S DAUGHTER, half pounds;
EXTRA EAGLE los.
SMOKING:
FRUITS ANDFLOWERs, In fancy pound boxes ;
FRUITS AND FLOWERS, In fancy half pound
boxes.
We keep constantly on hand the above brands,
a we'll as those OF other an ufacturers, which we
Offer TO the trade in quantities 70 suit at rsasona.
''' PILKINToN, PULLIAM 4 CO..
Aucuonsers, Commission Merchants,
and Real Estate A gents,
NH ll-s No. 10 Pearl street.
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4 UaUsTA WHITE SULPHUR AND
ALUM SPRINGS,
formerly known a. sTRIBLINgs. thirteen miles
from Stanton, Augusta county. Va.
J. A. HEFELPINGER, PROPRIETOR.

This delightful mountain retreat, thirteen miles
Springs and Hsrrisonburg turnpike, has been IN.
dergoing Improvement for the last year. and will
be ready for the reception Of visitors the lst OF
June.
There 10 at this charming retreat Q singular and
happy combination o! q majority OF the medicinal
waters found at most OF tho Springs for which the
brated.
Persons leaving Baltimore. Washington. Rich
day by7P. N.
TERxs: =, per day, sls per week, and ess per
month. J. 4. HRPkLFiNGER,
nv PPM Proprietor.
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FOURTH DISPATCH

RALEIGH. June $3.50 P. M.-The fre-
sidential party will leave here tomorrow
morning to attend the commencement Ok.
ercises ut the State University at Chapsi
Hill. They may remain there until friday
- 80 tnsdvsrt.