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is the third representative of Richmond
City-God save the mark He is de-
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man by birth; plasterer by trade; at
present keeps a low groggery supported
by negro custom. Although nOtoriOusly
iliiterate, he is considered valuable to
the party, and is a sworn ally of Hunni-
cuts, to whose influence he owes his
election.
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NEW HAVEN, June 27.-The Presi-
dent left Hartford this morning. be
was received at the depot here with
cheers, by large crowd, and escorted
to City Hall by the military. Governor
English introduced the President to
the Mayor, who extended a welcome.
The President returned thanks for this
manifestation of respect, not only to
him as citizen, but as the Chief Magis-
trate OF the country.
have tried to be President OF the
whole United States, moi of part.
There were two kinds of courage; one,
physical courage, which enables man
to meet the enemy on the battlefield;
the other, moral, which gives man
strength TO stand in the councils of the
nation, and face those who may en-
deavor to overthrow our Liberties. In
the midst of all this, had but oSe an
Choir, from which 1 never permitted
myself TO be cut loose Conscientious
conviction was my courage, the public
good my aim. and the Constitution my
guide.
In further reply he said; The storm
has passed, and the skies are becomiDg
brighter; then why could they not all
unite in one common effort to restore
peace and concord to the country
The President was frequently APP
cheers at the close. Mr. Seward
was also introduced and made
few remarks oil a complimentary ma
ture. He said: this is what have OBJ
served In Connecticut. Its people have
a wonderful faculty not only for lead
ing, but for making a great many
things. II it is peace, they make
prophets: and IL war, they makewarlike
implements; and am happy to say L
see the diffusion of knowledge in your
State keeping pace with improvements
of skill in labor. Postmaster General
Randall also responded to the call.
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From, new Orleans.

NEW YORK, June 2T,-The Herald's
New Orleans special says: A sensation
was created in New Orleans business
circles yesterday, on the announcement
by the Mayor, in his message to the
City Council, OF the discovery of an
alleged fraudulent over.issue of nearly
S4OO, 900 of city notes by the City treas
urer. In his message, the Mayor says
the city cannot be made liable in law
for the redemption OF the over-issue of
the city. The officers should be in
structed not to receive any of 1t. The
city scrip has deprecated ~ per cent.
and some OF the merchants utterly re-
fuse to receive 1t in business transac-
tons.
Santa Annals son has protested
against the action of commander Rowe
in arresting the Chief at Vera Cruz.
The protest is directed to the United
States Consul at Havana.
The Herald's New Orleans special
says: Ex-Governor Wells having
waited sufficient time for the President
to decide on his removal, and the latter
not having acted in the matter, has de-
termined upon issuing a proclamation
declaring himself Governor and Elan
ders an usurIier; declaring null and
void his subsequent and future acts,
and directing the sheritfs and other civil
officers not TO obey his orders. This he
believes to be the law under the Attor-
ney Generals opinion. This will COM
pei the President to act. He lakes this
course by the advice of several lawyers
here. His proclamation will be issued
in day or two unless the President
fnIafarpS. -= So a"s O. 90
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NEW YORK, June 27.-The- Times
special says, there will be a wide differ
ence in the cost OF executing the recon-
struction act in the several Districts.
While General Slckles says the appro.
priation of half a million dollars will be
barrel ysufficient for his own command,
Gen. Sheridan expects to complete the
District for one-half that amount,
and to have it done sooner than any
one else.
The cashier of the First National
Bank of Yicksburg telegraphed to the
Treasury Department that all reports
of trouble In that bank are false. II
has not even been embarrassed, and
the only foundation that the report OF
its failure could have had was the delay
of certain remittances in reaching New
York
The sentiment of most of the dozen
Congressman now here, regarding the
session, is that it will and ought 10 take
a short one-say two or three weeks
with provision for Il continued meeting
in October Governor Boutwell,, who
heads the Impeachment business of the
Judiciary Committee. Is of the opinion
that the session will be short, and that
the members generally will be required
to bring the Impeachment report before
the House, for discussion at this SEES,
sion; but that, as several weeks will
undoubtedly be required to allow 9
discussion of this subject, an early
meeting in the fall will be both dasira.
BILE and necessary.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.


New YoRK, June 28.-The stock mar
ket opened steady, gaining strength as
the business progressed. On the first
call there was a pressure by the bears
to break the market and one large
operator sold 1900 shares of Erie at
6S5S. Afterward Erie advanced to IS,
Michigan Southern to 80, Rock Island
to e31<, and Northwest common to
50. The whole list was very strong,
with great excitement. At 1880 the
market on Erie and Michigan Southern
was OF to IL. At 1 o'clock the mar
ket was heavy, with a pressure to sell,
alter u sharp transaction, Erie selling at
641z, and Northwest common at s.. At
3 O'Clock prices were 1<aX OF, but the
ket was sts ong, but, lacked excitement.
Several parties are under the weather.
Afterwards the market was heavy,
Erie selling at 63%, and the whole list
of Is to -. Express stocks dull, and
measurably neglected. 1t looks as II
the war Is to be prolonged indefinitely,
and this checks operations for a rise.
American, go bid; United States, al;
Merchants Union, IL.
At 5 o'clock the stock market was ir-
regular-one moment strong, and the
next weak.
There were two failures to-day, and
more are expected to follow soon. The
bulls are In the ascendancy for the
time.
One per cent. was bid to call Pacific
Mail at las in Is days. Northwest cont
mon IL the favorite fancy; S7A was bio,
seller 60.
Money more active, but easy at sac
per cent. The Government increased
its balance S., OO0, 600 to-day.
Gold closed dull and heavy at l3S.
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ST. LOUIS, June 27.-An Omaha dis
Gen. Dodge. Chief Engineer of the
Union Pacific Railroad; Gen. Rawlins,
Chief of Gen. Grants staff; Captain
Dunn, A. D. c.; Gen. Myers, Chief
Quartersmaster OF the Department OF
the Platte; Mr.. Blickenslager, Jesse L..
Williams, and ]. F. Carter, Government
Directors; Col. Seymour, consulting
engineer; Gen. Simpson, Frank p.
Blair, Major White, Government Com
missioners; Mr.. Rogers, of New York
Coleman, of Cincinnati; Corwelt,- oil
Galena; Evans, of Dubuque; and Van
L. Ennis, State Geologist Of Iowa, left
here yesterday for the West. a portion
OF these gentlemen accept the last
completed section of the o., P. r. r.
Gen. Augur will join the party at
Crow Creek, near the base of the noun
tRins. ~
three coaches every other day, from
Julesburg to Denver, 1872 miles. They
have such military protection as is
necessary to secure their safety from
Indians.
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MexIean News.

NEW YcRI June 27.-By advices
from the City of Mexico to the I'd inst,
we learn that grand review of Diaz's
army, numbering $1,000 troops, from
Queretaro, which arrived on the 10th
nIt., had taken place.
Diaz writes to Juarez that he will &C.
cupy the city in one week, but he did
not think IL advisable 10 precipitate
matters, as its ultimate fall was GER
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snr GENT.
ForR Rent.

THE STORE ROOMS LATELY oCCU-
Piled by George r. Taylor 4 Co, and ].
Clemens 4 Co, on Main street; also tase
ment rooms finished. Good ofnees In seconat
story, and good rooms for other purposes In
second and third story In good order. Pos
session. given Immediately.
Many building lots and dwelling houses foI
sale IN the Sixth Ward, on reasonable terms.
THOs- HORNRROOK.
Once. No. llS1< Main street, above Mon
roe, up stairs. fsbs-u
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Fire.

BALTIMORE, June 27.-Ths fire works
manufacturing establishment of Joseph
Bond, on Gist street, eastern section OF
the city, exploded yesterday. The en-
tire building was completely demol-
ished, and the proprietor was 50 serious
ly injured that his life Is despaired of,
and a workman named Humphrey was
also seriously hurt, but will recover.
Loss on the building and material
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Reparator CapilIi.

Throw away your false rtEzes, your switches,
DESTRUCTIVE Of comfort, aud not worth fig:
Come aged, come youthful, come ugly aud
And rejoice In your own Iuxurinnt hair.
REPARAT0R CAPILLI.
NOR RESTORING HAIR UPON BALD
Il heads (fom whatever cause IL may have
fallen Quit and forcing growth OF hair upon
tine lace, It has no equal. It Will force the
beard to grow upon the Emoothest fnce In
nom flve 70 eight weeks, or hair upon bald
heads in from two to three months. A few
Ignorant practitioners have asserted that
there Is nothing that viii force or hasten the
growth OF the hair or beard Their assertions
are false, as thousands OF living Witnesses
(frOm their own expeTieneel can bear wit
ness But many Will say, how are we 20 dis
6ngutsh the genuine from the BpuriOus3 It
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different Preparations advertised Tor the hair
and beard are entirely WORTHLESS, and you
may have already thrown away large
amounts for their purchase To such We
would say, Try the ReparatOr Captllt; twill
cost you nothing unless u fulIy Gomez
mp TO our representations. II your Druggist
does not keep II, send ms one dollar and we
VIII forward Il, postpaid, together with a re-
oeIpt for the money, which will he returned
you on application, providing entire satlfac-
W. l. CLARK a CO., Chemists,
No West Fayette st., SYRACUSE. N. Y.
mch28-eOd. tT1WGWly
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NRwsYoRK,-Jnne-2E.-Phe deputy
health officer at the lower Quarantine,
reports that there are 81 vessels there,
but nat a patient In the hospital.
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TSS priEes, nmountIhk 70 sS9U'00V
whole tickets sIa, Halves Sc. omar
tiers 50.
carve would cali particular attention TO
the above MA0SIFIcEST SIS0LE-NUABER
LOTTERY, which wilt be drawn IN PUBLIC
in CoVISoroS, KY, by SWORN CoMAIS-
S,oSEEs az oNf A Mis- 6 I6s SoFnss
Invited 10 witness the drawing. The Ken
lucky State Lotteries are no 6ifL Enterprises,
but Responsible Money Lotteries, that have
been conducted snccess ulty for The past
thirty years, and are drawn under the
authority o. a Charter from the state, and
bonds TO lanSe amount arc given Tor the
payment OF ali prizes. The drawings arc
published In the New York Herald and Gin
cinnRtt Commercial
Circulars OF Lotteries drawing daily emit nee
by application TO the Manasers-
Address all orders for tickets TO
MURRAY, EDDY At- CO.,
coEtnEton, by.
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,C1Sc1NNATI, June 27.-The steamer
W. f. Curtis, burned to the waters
edge at Marietta, this morning. Nc
lives lost.
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uARKErs BY TELEGRAPH.
NEw YoRK. JUNO "a.

Ha. NEW YORK. June Il.
REGULAR REPORT.
CoTToN-steady; sales 1900 bales up
lands at 26a261<c.
FLouR-I5a25c better; receipts, 2,O24
bbls; sales ], 4sO bbls supertine State at
So 75aS 90; extra western at 50 60a10 so;
choice do at S11a12 so; shipping Ohio at
$40 60a11 So: trade brands at S11 75a1S 2Oi
spring st. Louis at SlOa13 90; winter at
SlSal7 O0i also sales 200 bills extra
Flour-Active and firmeE; sales 2,IO0
bbls at Sl2a13 IA. Rye Flour-Firmeri
sales 900 bbls at So 65AS 70.
WHIsKH-Quiet and tirm; sales 100
bbls western in bond at s. IS.
GRAIN-Wheat-Sa5c better and less
active; sales Is, 600 bush al 81 30A2 So for
common No. 2 Milwaukee,; 81 % for No.
Chicago; 81 20 for No. 5 Milwaukee,
81 so for rejected spring; s. 021zaS 05 for
white California. Rye-Without any
change; sales 10000 bush western at
81 25a1 80, inside price for inferior. Bar
ley-Quiet; market dull. Corn-Re-
ceipts, Il, $50 bush; market lie lower
with only moderate inquiry; sales 3d.
600 bush at 81 0Ta1 10 for new mixed
western; 81 loyal IL for very choice do;
0Oa$l 03 for unsound; 81 11SaI ID for
western yellow, and 81 90 for kiln dried
western. Oats-Dull and lower; receipts
II, 250 bush; sales q, 900 bush at 76aTsc
Observation-Disclosures. Coffee
Quiet. Sugar-Quiet; sales 600 bids
Cuba at 1lal2c, MolRsses-Moderate
active; sales 100 bbls Muscoyado at sc.
HoPs-Quiet.
ErRoLEUM-Steady, at I41Sa15c for
crude, and 23a231<c for refined in bond.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork opened lower and
closed more firm; sales I, 500 bbls at 81
a22 25 for new mess, closing at 81 %
cash; $40 SO for old do; SIS . for prime
mess. Reef-Firm and unchanged:
sales $50 bbls. Beef Hams-Dull and
heavy, at S3Sa39. Bacon-Qutet and
held higher; sales 2i5 boxes at lO1Sa1O7sc
for Cum berIRnd cut: 1880 for short rib,
and u7Sc for long ribbed. Cut Meats
Dull; sales 800 packages at S1<R9Hc for
shoulders; l2al31<c for hams. Lard
Unchanged; sales LOCO bbls at liza
127<c for new.
BUTTRR-Steady.
CHEEsE-Heavy, at 7al51<c.
LATEST MARKETs-5P. N.
FLoUR-Closed 5a1Oc better, rather
GRA1x-wheat-Quiet with buyers
and sellers apart, No. 2, spring, g 2Sa
2 40; No. l, do, g 45a2 so. Rye-luiet
ut 81 23a1 50 for western. Oats-Dull,
and heavy at 75a77c for western. Corn
Dull at 81 OSa1 10 for good to prime
new mixed western, shippers holding
OF for fresh receipts.
PRovIstoNs-Pork-Q with droop-
ing tendency; mess $2l 20. cash. and
S21 so for regular. Beef Hams-luiet
and firm with light supply. Cut
Meats-Nominally unchanged: bacon,
firm with fair demand at 101zaI0ssc for
Cumberland cut; Il5So for short rib aud
1l7Sc for long rib.
LARD--Steady at l21<a12N for fair
to prime steam, and 12Ac for Kettle
rendered.
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patrick, Mrs. Surratt and went to st.
Pstrick's Church, and on returning,
Mrs. Surratt stopped at the Herndon
Rouse, and said she was going to see
Payne; she stayed twenty minutes, and
came OUT wewent home together.
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PHILADELPHIA, June 27.-At meet
ing OF citizens to-day resolutions were
adopted for the appointment of a COM
mittee of % to wait on the President
upon his arrival here, and to invite him
and party to visit the city and partake
of its inequalities and courtesies.
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LATEsT-0:5U P. II.
GoLp-opened at 1851; closed at

GoLD-opened at 1885; closed at 1Ss.
SToCKs-Ohio certificates 25Aa26i
Cumberland Coal 307<aSl; QuicksilveE
Telegraph 435Sa44; Pacific Mail lila
l4l1<; Atlantic 1O77<al071ST New York
Central l031<al0I; Erie 64B6i1S; Hudson
lO93<a1O91<; Reading 10sNa1US5s; Mich
igan Southern 765Sa761S; Illinois Cen
trail I201Sal22: Pittsburgh Sl7saSl1z; To-
Iedo l2O1<s12O1<; Rock Island 9S7<a94i
Fort WRYue luz.
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wInKEsBARRE. Pa, June s7.-Chas.
Dennisop, member OF Congress from
the 18th District, died this morning.
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CHASTEILAR'S
w HITE LIQUID
EN- AMEI.

FoR IMPROVING AND BEAUTFYNG
the Complexion.
The most valuable and perfect preparation
In use, for giving the skin pearl like tint,
that is only found In youth. II quickly re-
moves Tan, Freckles, Plmples. Blotches, MoIh
Patches, Slllowness. EEuptions. and all i'm
PARTIES OF the skin, kindly healing the same,
leaving the skin white and clear as aIabasteT.
Its use can not be detected by the ciOsest HcTu-
tiny, and being vegetable preparation -
perfectly harmless II Il the only article OF
the kind used by the French, and Is eOnAid-
cred by the PaTisian as indispensable TO a
perfect toilet Upwards OF 5000 bottles were
sold during the past year, n sum Client Eunran-
tee OF itSehdeacy- PTtes only IS cents sent
by mail, pSst: paid, on rec ~ o. an order. by
80 River 81, Troy, N. Z.
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CATTIE MAEKET

head; prices declined; takes very choice
bullock to bring lie; common stocks
sell as low as 13a14c., but for excellent
quality generally on sale, the decline
has been greater. Sheep-FirmeTi
primest TIC, Swine-1Sc lower, 65sc Is
the top price.
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There eometh glad tidiDgs OF joy 10 all,
To young and TO old. to great and To small;
The beauty which once was 70 precious anu
Is nee for all, and al may be mir.
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OUAssIA TONIC CUPS, 1or sale Al z.
" BOOKINGS Drug Stores No. i, Odd
Fellows Han.
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MONEY AND STOCKS.

MosEr-s per cent. sterling-Un-
changed.
GoLD-137X.
GovERSl1ENr SToCKs-Coupons, '62,
IlO7<; '64, 1071l; new, 1l01<i l0-4os, regis
tered, 1001<; 7.30s, old lO61z.
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The Latest News
nv TELBGRAPH.

..,-f4i n BY the Union Line.
once. corner Of Main and Monroe streets
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JUNE 2.-FLoUH-tkuIst.
GRAIx-Wheat-Efrm and higher al
81 e4a1 90. Corn-Dnn at s2asz1<c.-
steady at 81 O5a1 Cd. Barley-Nominal.
PRoyIsIoNs-Pork at so 90
Iard-DuII at1I5zc. Shoulders, 7aTHei
sides 91<a91<e. 80
WHIsKY-Nominal.
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BunaIo.

JUNE N.-FLoUR-Spring s. o0a11 90.
GRAIN-Wheat-Canada spring q GOA
2 %. Corn-S31fc; Chicago sS1Sas93<c.
FRRIGHTs-Unehanged. i
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The stock is, as usual. very complete in all
ai Prioes s0Verned by Eastern markets.
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LONDON, June 27-Noon consols
e41<. United States bonds 70; Illinois
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BY THE CABLE.

Advtoes to the 9th of June.
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Cincinnati.

JUNE N.-FLoUR-Firmer for winter
family and fancy; prices tend upward,
but lower grades made in whole or
in part from spring wheat are not
saleable; the stock now here does not
exceed 8 600 bbls; family Sl2 50a19 so;
fancy sl4aI5; small lot of new offered
at 81.
No. l 50 so. Corn-Dull, but prices I'M
changed: sales OF No. 1 at 75c in bulk
S5c In sacks, damaged; the latter shape
IL for exnort to New Orleans. Oats
Dull al csc for No. /. Rye-Unchanged
and dull.
wHIsKY-Eirm at 81 80 In bond.
PRovIsIoNs-Mess PorH-unchanged
and steady at S21. Bulk Meats-Ffrm-
er: holders asking Sc for shoulders at
the close and 101Sc for sides Bacon
Firmer; prices tend upward at close:
sales at sc, lie, 115kc and 121Sc for shouI-
ders, sides, clear sides and clear nib.
Hams-Good demand AZ 16a161<c for
sugar cured, tending upward. Lard
Dull and prices nominal; uZc for
prime city kettle rendered; no demand.
Observation-Disclosures. SUI
gar-FIrmi demand goods 12a15c for
BUrrRR-Unchanged and quiet; sales
at I5aI7c. 7
Eoss-Firm at 1Oc.
LIssEEp on-Duii at 81 IS; very little
HAYIDulI and prices declining.
MS osEYaMnsrkst dull at sa1o per
cent. ,....,55..
and LILO premium, selling,
WooL-DuIl, but prices not lower.
y q.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-28
arnalaists.
White Lead.

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