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The mississippi Election.

JACKSON, MISS, June 27.-Retutns from
three rballot-boxes opened here give 269
Radical majority. There have been but
two fights here, in one Of which the Loyal
League" severely beat a colored Democrat,
and in the other negro knocked white
man down. ~"
The returns come in very encouraging to
the Democracy. Their estimated majority,
as far as heard from, is $4,000. Several
counties claimed by the Radicals give large
Democratic majorities.
The home of Jamison, the Radical candi-
date for Lieutenant-Go Governor, gave o
unanimous Democratic vote. :
The election continues here on Monday
and Tuesday next. The Democrats fee
great. confidence, which is hourly strength,
ened by the election returns. ~.
General Mcdowell telegraphs to General
Freeman, President of the Democratic
Executive Committee, denying having sent
word to General Grant or any one else indi-
eating which way the election was going.
T. THE registered vote in Mississippi II
1867 gave the blacks $4,000 majority =
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Congressional.


WASHINGTON, June Mr..
Sumner presented a memorial from Boston
merchants stating that the pending legisla.
ton on river expectation vas very injuri-
GUS to commerce. -71=s5.a,{ . a-g,rs ~
. The Committee on the Judiciary reported
adversely to increasing the fees Of Federal
jurors eU--.<.fT ~ ~ ~
The Committee on Claims reported bill
compromising Joseph Segar, Of Virginia.
for property used by the Government OF
Fortress Monroe, ,rg..- - 4.'.'.t.,5,-y
The Colorado admission bill was re.
sumed. - - - >, t-ss =.
After an e1 scutiye session the Senate ad-
journed. .'aa q . L 3 - = 1,tte 4&s4ss&
Hossse.-The Committee on Claims re-
ported bill granting $4,000 to the owner
of the bark Barry, destroyed at sea by the
Confederate cruiser Florida: s. - AS.
The River and Harbdr bill was resumed,
and there was much confusion resulting
from nearly all the members scramb bling for
On appropriation to some pet harbor OF
river. The opponents of the bill vote for
every proposition in hopes Of so loading il
that it will ultimately fail, which result is
probable. Adjourned. 1,g,f ra ~ :
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No MORE LIVES LOST AT SEA.-At q
trial of a new life-preserver at Washington
Friday, before o large crowd of officers and
others, Mr.. Seifert jumped into the flowing
stream, and was perfectly cat home" in
the water with his aquatic suit on. Mr..
Garrison was pushed overheard. Messrs.
Seifert and Garrison remained in the water
fully half an hour, laundering around
amusing themselves, and when they came
out were as dry as Dupont's powder.
The base-ballists may expect new and
rich sport shortly in game on water, as the
company intend to send to this city twenty
FIVE suits to test the matter. It will be both
novel and amusing to see them make "home
runs with them on in the water,-W Wash
inqto2t RepubEcan, VI W. y 49,. --.-- ~
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\ RAar CoyeaEssroS A. = pror,.--.We hay,

A RARE CONGRESSIONAL PLor.-We have
information Of pltss in contemplation by
the Radicals in Congress which is calcula.,
ted to startle every rejecting man In the
country. 1t is the purpose and expectation
Of these Radical censpirators to control the
Presidential election per .Jas au aefcs.
They intend, we hear, to elect a President
BY the House Of Representatives, regardless
Of the popular choice, throwing out votes
a, discretion wheze they find them adverse.
esoecially from the South. In ali these
States they will fabrica.e votes from spuri-
ons electors, and the purpose is that the
present House Of Representatives shall
bsve the practical control of the matter.
In case of a legitimate expression Of The
popur.r choice, they do not count on VIC
;s-y and by the aid Of the House Of Re-
r. .sentatives and the regular army they
Link TO control the matter. General Grant
:. 70 be elected by the House, and by his
srorl is to usnrn the Office of President
+,oro the duly elected candidate Of the peo-
Me Such is the prospect before us If these
Sc,pspirators shall not be taught to quail be-
FIRE their designs are consummated. Ma
,onnI IateLligencer.
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By ,se,Atiansic Cable r..

LosnoS, June 5.-Tn the Honass Of Com.
mons this evening the Trlshreform bill was
read third time and passed.
The regissa dontsn, the Government grant
annuaAy made to the Presbyterian churches
Of lrelan1s was voted. -,.rr -,5g,5,s
The new postal convention with the
United States ,is still pending in the House..
The GnEernment is endeavoring TO make
uniform terms with all the steamship COM
panies. % 2'fs' tE1# &C -.
LONDON, June 26.-Prince Alfred has
arrived in England, and is nov ct Wind
BELGRADE, June 26.-Prince Michael
left will, in which he appoints bis sister
and two nephews his heirs. The evidence
elected at the examination Of the assassins
Of Prince Michael duplicates Prince Kara
aeorgewich in the conspiracy. : z!as g
LONDON, June 26.--Henry W.. Lonrfel-
low, the American poet, :was last evening
elected o member Of the Reform Club. sss,
vienna, Juna 2e.--During the stay OF
Prince Napoleon at Bucharest he was
waited on by deputation Of Jews, resi-
dent in that city, who took that method to
present respectful address to the Emperor
Napoleon, setting forth their prosecutions,
and asking an amelioration Of their condi-
ton, and thanking the Emperor for his
known hberality toward all races Of people.
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THE New TAX BILL.-The separate tax
biz. relating only to distilled spirits, to-
fsrco, and the tax On banks, which was
taken up in the House on Monday last, was
r,ssed yesterday. tits provided that there
:sh.ll be a tax Of fifty cents on every proof
gallon of distilled spirits, to be paid before
removal from distillery warehouse. The
compensation of internsl revenue store
seepers is to be paid by tae Government
instead of by the distillers, as heretofore.
The si1ty-sixth section imposes a, tax Of
;hirty-two cents pound on snuff, thirty
;wo cents on chewing tobacco, sixteen cents
on smoking tobS.cco, and two dollars and
1ty cents pound on all imported cigars.
The portion relating to taxes OF banks
makes no ',nange in the present rate Of
aIation.- -Washington Chronicle. Ms :,a-
This bill goes to the Senate. r. ,- .- - ~, +.
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no FARMERS AND PLANTERS.

The LODI MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
the oldest and largest concern Of the kind In The
United States, possessing extraordinary facilities
for the manufacture Of fertilizers controlling e2-
clusiyely the night-soil ofal bones and dead ami
mails Of New York, Brooklyn, and Jersey cities, as
also the great Communipaw abbatoirs, offer for
r sale, I'm lots to suit customers,
EIGHT THOUSAND TONS 1922
DOUBLE-REF1NED POUDRETTE,
made from night-seil, blood, bones, and offal
ground to powder. ..-..-..-. .-s.- . s .-.F
Its effects have been most astonishing, doubling
the crops and maturing them ten days or two weeks
earlier. Equal to the best brands of Superphos-
phate for present crop, although sold only for =
dollars per ton. Packed In barrels Of $50 pounds
each. -H ~ =. -
lCOARSE and FINE MIXED. 2-FINE, sutta.
BILE for drilling. And s-FLOURED BONE,
HHWE WARRANT OUR BONE TO ANALYZH
PURE. Packed In barrels OF $50 pounds each. Fol
winter grain. double-refned Poudrette and Fine
Bone, mixed in equal proportions and drilled In
with the seed, have produced most remarkable Ell
fects. Sold as low 50 any article OF same purlt!
and fneness In the market. 40 ID. -
a-.r NITRO-PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
We offer this Phosphate confidently as being a.
good II not superior, to any ever made or sotd II
this market, containing larger amount OF soiuDi'
Phosphate and Ammonia than usual In Superphos
pilates, For PERMANENT, as we'll as for iinme
diate powerful effect upon land, 1T HAsNo EQUAL
Price In New York, SIS per ton Of 900 pounds
Fer price lists, circulars, &C., apply to @''.''
ALLISON & ADDISON, z
..aiE Richmond, va;
HOOE & WEDDERBURN,
% 70 wsm Alexandria, Va.
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RIOT IL l!oUsToN, TExAs.-From the
Houston Telegraph, Of the 10th, we learn
that the city bur just escaped q bloody con-
tict between the blacks and whites on the
sunday previous. 1t arose from the arrest
Of a colored man named Noble, who, in at
tempting to quiet q quarrel between two of
his friends at dance or Saturday night,
was shot at, and in return shot his adver-
snry. Early Sunday morning mob of
armed negroes demanded Noble from the
officer who had him in confinement. Being
refused, larger and more excited mob Was
speedily gathered around thecalaboose; the
alarm bell was rung and the whites began
10 assemble in large numbers, also armed,
aud bloody collision seemed inevitable.
But after while the negroes dispersed, but
kept the city in an alarm all Sunday and
sunday night. The whole city was filled
with armed men, and runners were sent
into the country for others; but, most provl-
dentially, the excitement passed without
actual collision and bloodshed. Elk.
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United statss bonds-Ofd, 1877 new,
1871. Tennessee Ga, 49,. Virginia 6's,
So. North Carolina Sc, 1875. Flour droop-
ing. Wheat nominal1y lower. Corn lc.
lower. Mess pork dull at $3.50. Lard
heavy. Cotton very firm at 3I1Sc. Freigi.s
quiet. Turpentine steady Rosin irregu-
Lar :. strained common, s2.e0@s2.95.
Ece1ing.- lees active but un-
changed sa1es ], 400 bales at 3115c. Flour
favors buyers-Superfne State Sc .S5@s7 80.
Wheat 2@3c. lower. Corn dull at 1@2c!
lower. Whiskey nominal. Mess pork
steady at S28@S28.25. Lard heavy;
steam, 151S@16Ac. Groceries steady.
Freights firm with fair business.
BALT1MoKE, June 27-Produce and pro-
vision markets show no marked change.
North Carolina 6's, 76@77.Y:y4v :;izrf
LOUISVILLE, June 27.-Flour unsettled !;
superfne, s7.25@s7.50. Cora, 98992c.
Mess pork, s2s. acon-shoulders, Is 1zc.;
clear sides, lie. Lard, 1719c. Whiskey
nominal. - ~.
WILMINGTON, N. c., June N.-Spirits
turpentine nominal at 40c. Rosin shade
lower strained, 1905; No. 2, S2.10; ex-
ira No.. l, 81. Tar firm at 1915.
AUGUSTA, June PA somewhat more
active demand for cotton to-day; sales, 33I
bales; receipts, 20 bales; middlings, 3Oc.
SAVANNAH, June 27.-Cotton firm but
held at very irregular figures; middlings,
30@3lc. no sales.
MOBILE, June 27.-Cotton closed quiet /;
sales, 300 bales receipts, 6 bales; exports,
1876 bales; middiings, 2ec. =.
NEW ORLEANS, June 27.-Co.ton quiet
and firm middlings, ESQ.,: sales, 1870 bales ;
receipts, 80 bales; exports, 500 bales.
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ACCIDENTALLY DROWNED. Yesterday
st;ernoon the body Of colored man named
Ioshua Smith, formerly resident Of Rich
nond, Va, was discovered floating in the
rner q. Fardy's ship-yard, foot of Hughes
street.. The deceased, who was hand on
the schooner Mary Elizabeth, Captain Bid
sell, had been missing since Wednesday
morning, anditis supposed that whilst asleep
Gdeck he rolled overheard and was drowned.
Coroner Carr held an inquest on the body,
The jury rendering verdict Of accidental
.g0Tning San, eth. 't.,
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FROM PHILADELPHIA. = Philadelphia,
June 2G.-Henry Bumgardner, boy, en-
deaToring to climb on the back part Of q
wagon, unknown to the driver, had his leg
caught in the spokes of the wheel and torn
vi d. the knee. ...,.,s
Philadelphia, June 2s.-The proprietors
Of Point Airy bathing resort, on Smiths
Island opposite this city, have been held to
hail for selling lager beer to Robert Craig,
boy, who, having drank five glasses, went
in to battle, and was drowned, it is be-
'eved, in consequence of the liquor he had
Swallowed .-
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sF0reagn News.

= PARIS, June 27.-Napoleon to-day cele-
brated the anniversary Of the battle of Ma.
genta by q grand review at Chalon-sur-
maine. The soldiers were enthusiastic. j
q ST.. PETERSBURG, June ~ There has
been no fighting aos consequence jim Asia
since last adyiees., The Russians still oc-
cupy Bokhsra. srssa NO 80 se6 sssi. ar
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: VReINTA POSTAL ArrAYns.-on William
FOSTERS route, Rocky Mount to Floyd
courthouse, and Christiansburg to Floyd
courthouse, contracts are sent, by request
OF contractor, to James W. Debart, Of Floyd.
When returned duly executed the transfer
Will be completed. Hamburg, Shenandoah
county, is resstablished, and Mrs. Polly
Sigler appointed postmistress. ,.,8ha0e .ise
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ARKANSAS AND MILITARY RuLE.--Gene-
80 Schofeld has officially informed Gene
al Grant of the passage of the Arkansas
Emission bill and the admission of con-
rr,ssmen from that State. On this infor-
ASTON General Grant will issue an impcr-
t,nt ORDER directing General Mcdowell to
withdraw as far as possible the military
-ontrol over the State, and when finally the
[ir;l government is fully established, with
lsw it altogether, except so far as it may
bs retained at the request Of the civil au-
,lori,ies .-Forney. -. rr.-
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Ut --|-T--- l-T'IIIT--'- -'T " y T
The Georgia Prisoners.

WASHINGTON, June 27.-The President
has informed General Grant that unless he
moves promptly in the matter of the Geor-
gia prisoners he will act himself.
Colonel Lamar, who has been here and to
New York in the interest Of these prison
ers, leaves for home tonight. Prominent
lawyers in New York have volunteered to
defend them. !" a1aa ~ - r. @,,,
"a The Presidents special agent sent to
Georgia is an officer, and brother Of Gene
raj Schofeld1 49, tf ecu -, .sdtrl b.
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FATAL RAILROAD ACcrDENT.-Ha'raS-
1arg, Pa, June 26.-Nicholas Zolinger, a
Te!l-know n citizen, was run over this after
noon by the passenger train from Phlsade!-
phia, and had both legs taken of. The acc1"
dent occurred within square of his house
He died-in an hour after the accident. He
vas attempting to cross the track at the
lime w
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NrRDER.-NsW Orleans, June Pam
ARRAY occurred in restaurant last night,
III which Major Frank Manney, of Nash
vile, was stabbed by an; unknown man,
who made his escape. Manney died in
Stantly. Colonel Luckett, of Texas, was
arrested to-day as an accessory to the muir
der. The assassin is still at large. 'izai
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ARREST OF PosT-oFFICE CLERKs--LIFE
INSURANCE. SusT.-Cgeueland, Ohio, June
ga number of clerks in the post-office
here were arrested to-day, charged with
stealing letters. - So
In consequence of the conviction OF Mrs
Victor for the murder Of William Parquet,
the Connecticut Life Insurance Company
has commenced suit for the recovery Of the
money paid Us insurance on Parquet's life
1t has attached all the property known 10
be hers. - = IT, l--., nos.
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RAILROAD ENrERpR1sE.-Nashvile, June
zS.-State- bonds amounting to 100000
will be issued tomorrow to the Southwest
ern Railroad Company, which proposes con-
structing railroad from McMinneville,
Tenn, to Danvilie, Ky.
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Foreign Markets.

LIVERPOOL, June 27-Nooa.-.Cotton
firm estimated sales, 900 bales. Bread
stuFs quiet. Lard, 62s. Afterncon.-
Cotton quiet and steady; sales, 10000
bales. Corn, GAS. Sd. Wheat, lbs. 3D..
Flour, 3ls. Pork, 78s. I'D. Lard heavy.
LONDON, June 27:--Aftemoon.- Consols,
945s@942l. United States bonds, 1890
70A.
FRANKFORT, June 27.-United States
bonds, 77T@TA.
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JOIST MEETING, OF sBRIGKaAKERs.-A
joint meeting of the Philadelphia white and
colored brickmakers was held on Thursday
Tor the purpose Of cooperating in the more
ment lately inaugurated for an advance OF
wages. The resolutio. adopted as q meet
sDg of the white briciimakers, fixing the
Price for the manufacture bricks for
arst-elass moulders at 81, second Glass
$3.50, and third-class 1928 per day, was
s.aopted by the colored brickmakers. No
noe was given that the employers had been
aosihed OF the advance, and that many had
tceedea to the demand The resolution
governing the above prices goes into eject
0h the lst OF July.-Phisadelphta Ledger.
~ ----------s.s----~v----- - ty,
3 Tho mama ~ I'll p.y3. " .. ~ - Il -, X
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ATTEMPT AT MURDER.-Mr. Sullivan, q
circus man; was shot in the back of the
head at Sorfolk Friday evening, after cir
Gus hours, by J.. e.. Newton, Of the same
troupe. Wound not fatal. ,.a.s1'' 50 r.
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ARREST OF BANK misunderstanding
Van Alstyne, cashier and proprietor of the
Wayne County Bank, at Lyons, New York,
was arrested in Baltimore q few days since,
and taken to New York. In March last he
Is alleged to have absconded with q large
AMOUNT of bonds and other securities, and
The bank was found to be insolvent and
ruined in consequence of sundry specula-
tons, all the depositors being the victims.
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LUXEMBOURG County. Colonel Thomas F.
Goode, congressional canvasser, will ad-
dress the people Of Lunenburg at their
courthouse on the second Monday in July.
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Fight between Mayors In Wash.
-, So" instOn.
WASHINGTON, June 27.-Ex-Mayor Wal
ZACH has been held to bail in the sum of
$4,000 for knocking down his successor on
q question of Veracity. sa r.s. ~
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Death at Sea.

NEW YORK, June 27.-The steamship
Crescent City has arrived from New. Or
leans. Colonel j. Cole, of New Orleans,
one of her passengers, died on the voyage,
and was buried at sea. 2ai T3l-a ZOOS ,
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.- sf-T-i. = $50 3. l-Ie
destructive Fires,

PoTTsrowN, Pa, June 27.-The railroad
and nail works of the Pottstown Company
were burned to-day. Loss, $1,5OO,Oo0: q
BE- New YORK, June 27.-Store No. 255
Fulton street, with $4,000 worth Of tea,
was burned this morning. ,a,ri.E - - :a..'
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Mexican Affairs,

w. new YORK. June 27.--Mexican advices
say the ministerial crisis was over, or
nearly so. Janicio Mariscol is. Minister Of
In the recent fight with the reyolutionists
under Aineleana Rivera, one Of Juarez's
commanders was lassoed. :. ~ . ST. -
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FRE.-PhHadelphia, June 26.-Edward
Il. Rowley's rosin and turpentine factory,
IA the first ward, was destroyed by fire this
afternoon. Loss, 4, 800. The origin of the
IRE has not been asccrtained. The building
was suddenly cnvcloped in flames, and the
workmcn in the upper stories had seme diff
cNlty in escaping. ;..nei 49,
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Fenians Getting Ready to Move.
BURLINGTON, VI, June 27.-Two car
loads of Fenian arms, stored ct St.. Adams,
were quietly moved by Fenian teams; last
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WOOD AND COAL.

A NTHRACITE C0AL.-ReceiviDg to-
~ day nv schooner Seabird a superior article Of
RED ASH ANTHRACITE COAL, to which we
call the attention of those wishing to lay IN their
winters supply. Give us u call and examine our
coal. Also, MIDLOTHIAN LUMP, AVERAGE,
and SMITHS. COAL, for sale low by ~
~ - ALBERT BLAIR & Co.. -
"a ssd Fourteenth street, near Mayo's bridge.
"a % at ,l-1Sf7Ff ~. .'',' go ,sHTo -
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ajCrops lG sorgaa.

4 SAVANNAH, june 20 =. Accounts from the
crops are very favorable, owing toths late
rains. e. "a q s st I, .s5l ,,.3
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TOBACCO PRESSES & BOXES

TOBACCO BOXES.-Use WHITLOCK'S
l. PREMIUM TOBACCO BOXES. A compli-
mentary premium awarded for my boxes Ut the
lair In Richmond in October, and also at the lair
In Danville IN November, 1851 for style, matsclal
Der before buying the boxes and you'll be con-
WINGED that 1t is thoroughly seasoned. -CADDiESS,
HALF BOXES, ATHREE-QUARTER BOXES,
and CASES, kept constantly on hand. Boxes
carefully put In shocks for shipment.
17g.E1 80 r. n. WHTLOCK,
corner Of Eighteenth and Cary Streets
nv I'm
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MELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS.-These
celebrated and popular Springs. situated IN
Montgomery county three and haii mics ne TOM
depot are aom2pen springs
going public is respectfully invited TO tue aaSan
faees they present, The waters OF these spfiiigs
unrivaed in all cases OF Id in nases of
'' POWERFUL. RESTORATIVE. -.
They have proven eminently useful In many
female 0'SeA cHIR a1S Il D1ARRHGA, st
are regarded as Specific 1r,-
81 Hs q T as Fr&ss
Situated almost upon the very summit OF the
aiieshany Mountains. The air Is always cool and and
water of delightful Temperature lss degrees faTen-
heit, the grounds are shaded ana aL
hour day BY thick grove Of iS,sst S SaSs.
Iaraed renovated. and reatsed,i and the proprie-
tors Gatter themselves they offer to their g4ests
accommodations unsurpassed 9y any Wa INIT
place T. the mountainE and confidently asa '''''
Visitors to the springs viii stop at Christian T..
tendance ON the arrival Of each train to convey
them to the springs. aT ~ 4,5s9 tfazgs5'if
RATES OF BOARD -. 3
Per day -. s@ y
Pefweek. 81 ~
Fer longer period than two months per
month. .a children not oceupyIn,
seats at first table, half the above rates. ~
y .1rSfAs Dr. John n. RADF0RD. sAEg 1E
,ss.5t Col. HENRYtA. EUMuNpSONsat
;-aa 4 s sa5 e =. q w Il inasss
ia. DAVIS formerly OF the Eorren Housc
| Lynchbnrg, Superins endpnt. 70 as-eodlm
lDROTECT YOUR. LIVES AM
7 r PROPERTY. t-.'s
LIGHTNING RODs-LIGHTN1NG RODS
NE are now putting. up the best and -cheapes
| tia celebrated North American 6atyanizlnS Con-
naI,y: and are ais0 better prepared than eyer 70
| MI Kinds or TIN WORK, pLUMBlNe5 GAS an
/ our line would do wen 10 give us cal. 49,,
oa' A'-'4 tsSse ~ fi. g A. BAR6AMIS, ~
/ ,sssa Ea,as,v b ~ acI Main sire {.
lTyRY s..
j jeS-Tu&slm EzEklEL's IssA'
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DiIomestisl Markets.

NEW, York, June 81. -- Noon. Money
and sterling unchanged. Gold, l4OA
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STEAMERS.
THEAP, RELIABLE, AN DSER

NHEAP, RELIABLE, A N DSf7ai
AJSAFE ROUTE TO BALTI-& - ~. =
MORE, sAy,AANM,AsM, BOSTON ST pdAMN R TaN
s ~ I5 MB0AT COMPANY.-NO CHARGE FOB
WHARFA mo TRANSPARENT OF
GOODS BETWEEN BALTIMORE AND RICH I,
NOND.-Leaves Baltimore every WEDEESDA1
and SATURDAY. Leaves Hfcllmond every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
Freight received every day Except Sunda up 70
so,cIock P. NJ These steamers have exce',S;t sa-
loon stateroom, and passenger accommodations
Fare reduced to THREE DOLLARS; meals anu
staterooms extra For fretght or passage apply 70
E-' HARVEYS q WILLIAMS, Agents.
corner Thirteenth and Gary streets.
Our Mr.. j. d. HARVEY and Mr.. Brett an
experfenced clerk, will attend personally 10 re-
ceiving and delivering freight. -.
% IL. &c