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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-24
WashfnRten News,

WASHINGTON, June 23.-Cuban affairs
have never been the subject of consultation,
though occasionally the theme Of converse
ton in Cabinet, nor in the present aspect OF
affairs is official action probable. The Co.
vernment has no information that the op-
posing forces in Cuba ever met in open
field, but that the little fighting that has
been done amounts to nothing more than
skirmishes. Operations are confined to q
few inland points. In this view of the case
no member of the Cabinet has expressed
any desire, or limited Of recognizing the bel
ligerent rights of the Cubans. The Spanish
Minister has been informed that while the
Government will enforce the neutrality
laws, it and the people sympathizc with the
Cubans.
The Spanish Minister has been placed in
direct communication with the United
States attorneys and marshals, SO that be
may furnish them information enabling
them to enforce the instructions issued
months ago to intercept the sailing of hostile
vessels. The recent arrests were made on
information furnished through Spanish
sources, and mainly attributable to the open
boastings of Cubans of their success in land
ing men and arms. .-...
There is NO disagreement between Score
tary Fish and Senator Sumner regarding
Minister Motley's instructions.
General Daniel Butterheld has been ap
pointed Assistant Treasurer at New York.
Minister J. Watson Webb reports to Sc
crctary Fish that the Brazilians have NJ
more respect for us than they have fol
Hayti, and suggests that We thrash them.
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COMMERCIAL.
Grain and Flour Market.


.rs--g- CoHN AND FLoUR ExcHANGE,I
RICHMOND, June y, lses.
OFFERINGS.
C1rn.-W bite, 40 bushels. Straw.colored- l0f
busheis. Yellow. 31o bushels. Mixed, $50 bushels
Odts.-css bushels.
Rye.-5o bushels
Florr.-supcrnne, q barrels, half barrels.
Corn.-Whlte, 40 bushels very good at poc. yel
low, 20 bushels very good at ssc. Mixed, 2e& bush
els at DOC. 80 bushels very good on private terms.
RE-ExHIBITEp.
Corr--Mixed, lo4 bushels.
Misunderstanding Of Corn on Change to-day
I,eos bushels, of which 7so were sold. Market mod
erately active and prices steady. In Baltimore on
the 2sd: Corn-Offerings only 500 bushels, bni
tho sales reached double that quanti:S, part LEFT
over from the previous day. The market was again
lower: included in the sales we're 5000 bushels
white from s4c. down to eoc., mostly ut aogIoic.
100 bushels yellow, &c.; 1900 bushels western
mixed ct sfGsac. OATS, 100 bushels received
demand was better, with sales Of 300 bushels heavy
western Mt Soc. 900 bushels prime western at AG
75c., i, 800 bushels lighter at 6s@70c. Rye-No re-
ccipts or sales.
In New York on the same day Corn was 1Gec
better, closing dull sales 81 900 bushels ut 62GSsc
for new mixed western ria canal; stGgeoc. for new
mixed western ria railroad, and Ole. for western
yellow. Rye quiet. Barley quiet. Barley mali
quiet Oats quiet sales, 30 900 bushels at 77l97sc
for western afoat and 7sic. for western in store.
In Boston on the 2lst the market for Corn was
quiet; we quote western and southern yellow a
7c.Msl, and western mixed at SoGo4c. u bushel
Oats selling Mt 7sls4c- ~ bushel for southern ant
western. Rye, sl.lO. Shorts, 3.L5oI so. Fine
feed $2s. MiddliJes $50 p ton.
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PHILADELPHIA,
Domestic Markets-EBY TELrGRAPHl.

NEW YORK, June 23.-NOOn.-Stocks fererish
Money active ut per cent aud I-32 commission
added. Sterling, 1921 52os, '62, l22. North Caro-
lima s's, 5si; new, IS. Virginia 6's, SGT; new, 81
Tennessee as e1-coupons, 62!; new. so.
Flour-Shipping 1oM2oc. better. Whcat-Spring
s3,.62i Lard dull. Cotton dull at 33c. Turpen-
tine Il64ltc Rosin fayors buyers; strained, 1896
9s?.lo. Frcights firm.
Erening.-Cotton dull and heavy sales 900 bales
at 5oIM 33c. Flour-Supcrlinc State, S5.5O@S5.6o
common TO fair extra southern, Ses06rs7. Wheat
lost. Corn closed dull. Pork, 1888. Lard heavy
kettle. 1alGG2osc. Whiskcy heavy ut s1.o2 Tur-
pcntine, Alac42. Freights tirmer.
Governments closed steady; 5-20's, SO, 1921.
Southern securities weak Money eaScd aficr bank
hours. and was bountiful Mt per cent, currency.
Sterling, lo9!. Gold, 1877.
BALTIMORE, June a3.-Cotton unchanged.
Flour active at fun prices. Wheat 6rmcr; prime
Valley, s1.e5gtSl.75. Corn dull; white, S"6falc.
yellow, s3c. Pork firm at 1884, Bacon firm: Shout
iirrs, 15@l5tc. Lard firm. Whiskcy unchanged.
Virginia os, old, 4sB bid.
CISCISSATI June 2s.-FIour advanced CSC.
Whiskcy duh ut 04c. Mess pork S33. Shoulders,
l4ic. clear sides, lstc. Lard held ut l9ic.
LOUISVILLE, June 23.-ProvIsions firm. Mess
pork. S33 so. Shoulders, lAIc.; clear sides ls3c.
Lard, la!c Whlskcy weak ut csc.
WILMINGTON, n. c., June 2s.-Sprits turpen-
tine closed steady ut 3Sc.; crude, steady ut 81 esq
80. Resin quiet st $l.s5@S5.o5 Tar steady 1t ~ 25
Weather clear. Wind west. Thermometer 81 de-
2rees.
NEW ORLEANS, june 2a.-Cotton easier mid
dlings 3ltc. sales, lie bales receipts, IL bales
exports, 1855 bales. Gold, l3fiGl3l Sew York
sight, s-lS premium. Sugar and molasscs noml
nal.
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PosT-OFFICE DEPARTMENT IMPORTANT
TO posTNA TERs.-First Assistant Postmas-
tcr-Gcncral Earle is just now causing to be
sent to every postmaster the following let
ter:
"To enable the Postmaster-General to
review and re-adjust your salary, from and
after the LIST day of July, 1870, upon a pro
per basis, as required by the act approved
July l, 1864, you are hereby required to
keep an account of the total amount of
stamps cancelled at your office during the
six months preceding and ending December
81, 1869 also, the amount collected on un-
paid letters, on newspapers and other
printed matter, and for box rents during
the same period.
"On the lst of January, 1870, or 81
soon thereafter as practicable, you wills
make out and forward to this office sworn
statement of the amounts arising from each
of the above sources. In all cases where
this return is not made within reasonable
time after the aforesaid LIST of January, the
salaries will be re-odjusted upon the best
data that can be obtained from the records
Of the Department, and fixed for two years
| from LIST day of July, 1870"
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA
OPEN MAY Is, 1909.

This favoritc and celebrated SUMMER RE-
SORT Is now In complete order for the reception
of guests. i,
Ia the buildings since the establishment passed
into the hands OF the present proprietor. and 1t Is
his purpose to keep 1t IN style not surpassed any
where I'm Virginia. .
The remarkable medicinal and curative power OF
the water Is well known to the medical profession
R la Il sIe Sp'i D1ffFFGsISE STDrULANT, AND
TONIC there is no known mineral water equal To
IT, In all an9mic conditions OF the system ana
broken down states OF the constitution loss OF APP
pctite and general nervous prostration lts powers
and virtue rs RESTORATIVE may be safely pro-
nom ICED to bc without known rival amongst the
mineral waters Of the world.
They are especially indicated In the whole class
IF ailments peculiar To the female constitution.
The proprietor will have provided Tor the lawns
and bathroom frst-class band OF music, ahd lh
general all the sources of amusement ana rccrca,
ton usually found at our best summer res2pts WI
The place is within eleven to thirteen hours OF
Richmond. Washington, Baltimore, &C., by ran
all In daylight. Passengers leave Inc Ears o! .,e
and new and elegant stagc-coaches; passing "a.
pifly over Z smooth and level road Of only elRh'
miles, set down the visitors NJ the Springs I'd tea
Mr.. S. 4. PORTER and Captain ". II; SALE VIII
be associated with the management OF the springs,
and will be glad to sec their friends.
JAMES A. FRAZIER. Proprietor.
THE ROCKBR1DGE WATER,
put up in glass. containing sli the medi',aaa
Qualities as when drank ut Its fountain head, y
| I'rRcELL, LApD & Co., Druggists, Richmond
| Va. NJ. A. 4 G. a. SANTOS, Druggists Nor
! folk Va and WOODRUFF & Co., l.ynchburS
| Va who will furnish pamphlets containing let
| tors Of eminent physicians, with few certificate
| ont of MANY OF the wonderful cures effected b!
| these waters. my I%-"y :.
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soarrH1is;ait Ntw, --ssteyviar,,al l,antIemen

soarrHrSa NEw.-several gentlemen
representing New York capitalists have re-
Gently visited this county to examine the
deposits Of an article supposed to be tripoli,
found in vast quantities along the bay shore.
This substance is used extensively to polish
metals, and is now.imported from the coast
OF Africa at large cost. Professor Hig-
gins, the late State chemist, states that the
shore Of the Chesapeake, in Calvert county,
is the only place where it is known to exist
on this continent. Specimens have been
taken to New York, and if it proves to be
what it is represented large forces will
soon be employed in digging and shipping
it. We learn that $500 per acre have been
offered to DR.. Jacobs for part of his farm
in Anne Arundel county, near the Calvert
line. At this place the tripoli is said to be
Of q very fine quality.-Calvert (kd.)
Journal +. ..a II a.-..
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The post-office at Charleston, s. c., IL
run by colored clerks.
Chicago letter-carriers are allowed to sell
postage stamps. -
A large cotton factory is to be built in
Darlington, s. c. a..-
Sixty-one newspapers were started in the
United States during May.
Two English lords have married Boston
heiresses.
Mr.. Raymond is reported to have said on
the morning of his death, when he was per-
fectly well, that he would prefer q death by
apoplexy to any other.
1t is thought by some Of the Treasury Of
fcials that the public debt statement for the
present month will show reduction of
about 100000
Miss Emma Light died last Monday from
the effects of gas. She blew out the light
in her room Sunday night instead Of turn
ing off the gas. She was guest at a Pitts
burg hotel.
In the United States court at Raleigh, n.
c., last week, Evans Turner, brother OF
Josiah Turner, Jr., editor of the Sentinel OF
that city, WAS found guilty of illicit distill-
ing, and sentenced TO pay fine Of $1,000,
and to be imprisoned for six months.
Mr.. George Peabody writes from Salem to
gentleman in New York as follows: " My
health is not as good as it was on my arri-
val, and tomorrow l am going to consult n
Boston physician in regard to it and, wish
ing to remain quiet here until it is better,
cannot sec my way clear to be able to &c
South before August, and then it will de-
pend on tho advice of my physicians whether
or not the sea air of Long Branch will be
suitable to my case or not" Mr.. Peabody
will be seventy-hve in February next.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-24

CURIOUS MARRIAGE--A LoNG ENGAGE
MENT.-A curious marriage took place in
this town yesterday. The parties were en-
gagged in Ireland nearly forty years ago
have continued so al along. The lady came
to America, and made this place her home.
The gentleman entered the British army,
and was soldier twenty-one years has
been in every part Of the globe; has spent
some years in Montana Territory, and last
month left there, and arrived here on Fri
day last, coming distance Of more than
two thousand miles, claimed his affianced,
and was actually married. tits aremarka-
bic instance of early, constant, and success
full Greenville, S. c. Dune 18TH,
Correspondence Charleston Courier.
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ROoxs AND STATIONERY.

"OODHOUSE Il PARHAM have for
w sale SUPERIOR GOLD PENS, in silver, ci'-
oIly, and guta percha cases, with ana without PEN
Fine POCKET-BOOKS,
Fine POCKET-kNIYES, OF Rodgers & Sons
make:
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS In grent variety,
Beautiful NOTE PAPER and ENVELOPES,
IVORY and PEARL PAPER-FOLDERS,
LADIES, WORk-BOXES,
PORTABLE W RITING-DESkS,o of rosewood ana
papicr machic
PORTFOLIOS. -. .
TOURISTS CASES, containing an assortment OF
CHESS MEN and BACKGAMMON BOXES. je Is
ID edmond BOOk-BINDERY.- Hay
III ing large took Of BLANk, bo S, ds,a on
We manufacture to order blank books of the best
materials, Of any size or description: Early orders
in July. BOOk-BINDING in every style.
BLANKS for clerks, lawyers, and merchants.
STATIONERY of the hest quality, and the
largest assortment OF NEW and OLD BOOKS.
49, RANDOLPH &c ENGLISH,
" Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-24

ATTACK UPON AN EDITOR IN TENNESSEE
Nashville, June 22.-Attorney General Tut
hill called Mt the office of Mr.. Grisham, edl-
Tor of the new Stokes organ, this morning
and asked him whether he was responsible
for an article which appeared in yester-
days paper speaking of him in opprobrl-
Gus terms. Grisham replied he was. Tut
hill then drew repeater and fired at Girls
ham, who thereupon struck the pistol, Crap
pied Tuthill, and beat him severely. In his
paper this evening he charges Tuthill with
an attempt to assassinate him. Tuthill is
of northern birth, and supporter OF
Senter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-24
From the Circular Of Wright 6 Co.

RIO DE JANERIO, May %, 1859.
FlOur.-Receipts have been 81 1888 barrels and
sacks Of American, and $50 barrels French. We
quote Good and fresh Trieste, 26I to 2sloOU Rich,
mond, first, 25Il and second, 2!ooo Baltimore and
ISL to lSIOoO; Caiifornir, ls5eO TO l0O0o per 200
pounds, and l9,5oo to zoI per barrel; and Chill,
1911 to 2ol.
IoTee.-Since the date OF our circular advices OF
the sth instant per southern mail we have had a
strong market and our receipts from the interior
since the LIST instant not having averaged 0OO
bags per day, the unfaYorable advices which
reached on the goth instant per French packe!
have had no influence on prices 1t Ia believed
that for some weeks to come our receipts must
continue very light. Sales since the ed ultmo
amount to o02 900 bags, including 90, 900 for the
- 900 FOR the south OF Europe and 900 elsewhere
Stock in now 70, 900 bags. We quote Finos, 9Do0f
to 9n4oo; superior, $1,000 to ssoo; good, first 75oc
to 7IsOo regular. irst, czOo TO 7G0o aud ordinary
FIRST 5I7O0 to oIIO00.
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THE HEALING SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY, VA.
WILL BE READY
FOR THE RECEPTION OF VISITORS
BY JUNE l.

They are accessible from the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad, from Covington In four hours
time, by comfortable stages, over = fine turnpike
road of easy grade, passing In full view OF the
FALLING SPRINGS
and other picturesque mountain and water scenery
The accommodations are ample for three hun.
drcd visitors, and the equipment and management
equal to those In any city hotel.
The luxury and lnrigorating effects OF inc mol
and cold baths acknowledged by all who have
tried them.
Pamphlets descriptive of the virtues OF the wa
tcrs and attcsting their wonderful curative pro-
pcrtics, can be- procured by application to Mcssrs
PURCELL. LADD & Co., Richmond: kEDwELI. q
son. Washington city: COLEMAN ROGERS,
baltimore: BULLOCK & CRESSHAw. Philadel-
phia: J. II. WEBB, New York; or from the agent
Mt the Springs.
Telegraph Office at the Springs.
BOARD: Per day, 80; per week, 800; per
month S75.
NJ. III. HoUsToN, NJ. D., Resident Physician.
JOHN l.. EUBASK,
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This celebrated Virginia watering-p place, hay ING
been recently repaired, renovated and rcfur-
nshcd, will he open to receive visitors on the 18th
of Junc The arrangements about the place have
been made complete the furniture Is all new, and
all the attractions of nrst-class summer resort
are offered.
The character OF the waters Mt the Springs-white
sulphur and chalybcatc-has been spoken OF by
many eminent physicians AZ containing great viz
tues. The grounds Of the Springs are extensive
and beautiful, and the Views and drives approx
mate are uncxcelled.
The place Is accessible both Ivy rail and canal,
being one and half miles from the canal, and five
miles from Coaeld, on the Danville railroad. just
u half hours ride from the city. Convcyances at
Coalfeld and the canal landing.
The following reasonable rates of board are Of
fcred
Per week .........................l2. so
Ier fnonth. ................ -. :. ...'. .f'''o
Children, twelve years and under, ana coored
servants half price. White servants according to
accommodations.
NORVELL COBB & CO., Proprictors.
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BEDFORD ALUM
- AND IODINE SPRINGS,
NE,R NEW LONDON, BEDFORD CO., VA.

The subscriber takes pleasure In announcing TO
his friends and the public generally that ths cee
ton OF visitors. He pledges himself that every
effort win be made to render the Accommodations
second To none In Virginia, and the fare shaii NC
the very best the market can afford. H..
4 conveyance viii meet the trains at r PRES W,
dcnot on the Virginia and Tennessee raliroau, zen
miles above Lynchburg and four miies itoih 'h'
Terms ga per day, SIS per week. SO per month.
snecial contracts with families, &c. Chiihren
and servants, half price.
Send for pamphlet oyx c xvrr S,,,,cr.
10 1p-lm JON - II l bE' 'ih"cN''
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VlRGIN1A.-At Strasburg, W. II. Wood
ward, mail messenger. Carriers pay is in
creased to 500 from lst July. Route No.
1904, Pittston TO Tunkhannock Courthouse !;
Clark contractor. The original service on
this route will be restored from lst July
next. Route No. 1851, Cochranton to
Cochranton. Joseph Evans having e1ecu--
ted contract for new service, he is accepted
in lieu of Joseph Ewing.
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SEASIDE RESORT.
A


This popular resort Is NOW OPEN FOR We
ITORS and has hccn rendered more comfortable
and attractive than ever, and the plcasnrc-lovthg
and Notwithstanding public are assured that every
effort will be made to please. A.
The surf-bathlng Is unsurpassed, ana perfectly
SAFE
The fishing Is unedualled.
The game Is abundant. ...
The table Is supplied with the finest tlsh IN tl'c
world. rs well rs game, and has every faciiity ior
dcriy wing supplies. a., . -
The tra, cllcr, after reaching Norfolk VIII take
the steamer " n. p. Banks on Monday. Wedurs-
and Friday for Chcrrystone, on the Eastern Shore
of Virginia, and thence by steamer IN. w. A.
Cobb, - for the Island.
TERMS 50 per day; SIS per week: ,,x,r,s
l- COBB BROTHERS.
je 23-3tawlm Post-oilicc, Cherrystonc, Va.
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THE REPORT AS TO GENERAL CANDY AM

THE REPORT AS TO GENERAL CANDY AND
THE TEST OATu.-We hesitate to credit this
Radical imputation upon General Candy.
He is soldier who, throughout long ca
rccr, has borne an unsullied reputation.
In his present anomalous position he may
at least stand impartial between the con-
tending parties; and, unless he is con-
strained by orders from superior authority,
we believe that will be his attitude.-Pht-
u3elDhiu d1e
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REpuDIATIoN.-1t is as plain as the nose
on n mans face that the Democratic party
will boldly enter upon the next national
campaign with Reputation emblazoned on On
their banners. Last year they went hall
way. In 1872 they will go the whole figure
Nctr York Commercial.
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INCEyDIARY FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA
Philadelphia, June PA four-story brick
building, No. 240 Arch street, occupied by
D. w. Hulburt & Co., commission dealers
in oils, was considerably damaged by fire
this evening. The stock on hand (valued
at $40, OO0) was nearly all destroyed.
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The fourteenth amendment will have no
effect upon the representation Of any State
in Congress because the fifteenth amend
ment will have been ratified before the
next apportionment is made, and this
makes voters of all the negroes.
Forty persons were killed by the explo-
sion in Femdale colliery, Wales, June 10th.
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THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT AT PHILA

THE WASHINGTUN WUNUNENT At HILA-
DELpHIA.-The Ledger Of Tuesday says:
"The block of Richmond granite designed
for the base Of the Washington Monument
to be placed in front of Independence Hall
is now in the shop of Mr.. Struthers to be
prepared for the purpose. 1t is eight feet
six inches square and ten feet high, and is
a fine specimen of the Virginia granite"
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LANDS SoLp.-By David D. M. Diggcs
land agent at Gordonsville, the farms o.
Messrs. James and Benjamin FARRELL, Of
Orange county, Va, to Messrs. William'
and Arbuthnot, of New Jersey. Price
g, 900, including crops, tools, &c.
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NATURAL BRIDGE HOTEL.

This SPACIOUS ESTABLISHMENT Is ele-
gantly fitted up and Is located within sight OF the
NATURAL BRIDGE, the greatest curiosity In
the world. The scenery around Is extremely
Wild grand, picturesque, and romantic. For good
fare and comfort in every way the pr0pridfors are
determined NOT TO BE EXCELLED.
Permanent as well transient boarders and
pleasure parties will find it to he one OF the MOST
DESIRABLE SUMMER RETREATS In TIE
VIRGINIA MOUNTAINS, contiguous TO all wa
tcring places. A supply of mineral waters kept
on hand. Daily communication by stage and
packct-bOat. -.
TERMS Board, per month, S35; per week, $40
per day. IS. Single meals, II.
Observation-Disclosures from Iyncbbnrg ny packet,
thIrty-siH miles from Bonsack's depot ION the
Virginia and Tennessee railroad) by stage, thirty
five miles from Goshen Depot ION the chesapeake
and Ohio railroad) Ivy stage, thirty-four miles
from Staunton by stage, nifty miles.
Open for the accommodation of visitors the
| whole year. j. w. BRUCE * ".
Proprctors, Rockbrldge county, VA.
| J. w. BRUCE.
| G. J.. MUSDAY. my @-e0dlm
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Foreign AInrkct-[BY TELEGRAPH.

Foreign SInrkct-[BY TELEGRAPH.
LONDON, June %. NOOn.-C onsols, %. United
States bonds steady at SOC Sugar a1oat quiet and
steady.
LIVERPOOL, June 23.-Toon.-Cotton quiet; up
lands I2td. Orleans lold. estimated sales. 10, coo
bales. Wheat buoyant: red western, as. Id. Flour,
23s. Gd. Alerno0n.-Cotton active; sales Il, 900
bales. Red western wheat, 9s. Sd.
LIVERPOOL. June "a rsnipg.-Cotton shade
easier; uplsnds, lstd. Orleans, lid. Lard, rs.
Common rosin, Is. Cd
HAyRE June 2a.-Cotton active; on the spot,
l46f. anoat. l41lf.
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SIMMER RESORTS.

GUNNER BOARDING.-Ms. 8. p.
y HACKETT, near Louisa Courthouse, would
take . few BCARDERS during the summer
months. The ncighborhood Is one of The best as
well ms the healihsest In eastern Virgins. ana y
only few hours ride from the city, on the Clles-
peakc and Ohio railroad. Passenger trains pass
The depot four times d8y. Terms $40 per month.
Specisl arrangements for families may be made at
less rates. For further particulars inquire at TINS
office Jcn-3w# 1
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my l2-deOdSswtl5Jy
THE HOT SPRINGS,

BATH COUNTY va.
S. C. TARDY Il Co, PRoPRIEToRs.
Professor j. l.. CABELI., NJ. D.. of the unlyer-
sity Of Virginia, Resident Physician.
VIII he open for the reception OF visitors JUNE
lsT under the management OF }. a. MCCLuNG.
All the buildings having been repaired, painted
and fitted out with new furniture, linen bedS, ana
fractions to both the invalid and pcasurc-sceker.
No expense effort has beeu spared by the pro-
prctors to make Il rs comfortable and pleasant as
possible to all visitors.
Descriptive pamphlets furnished by the manager
at the Springs, or by :. c. TARDY 4 Co., Rich
mond, Va.
A telegraph Office will be established ut the
Springs, thus affordng visitors an opportunity OF
prompt communication with every part OF the
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