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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-09-29

WATERING HORSES WITHOUT SroPPrsa.-A
Jersey genius has invented device for water
ing horses when travelling or at work, BY
which their thirst may be assuaged without
stopping. 1t appears to be more particularly
designed for the benefit Of the draught animals
Of city street cars. The bit Of the bride or
head-stall is made hollow. and has attached to
it flexible tube connected with tank carried
in or on the vehicle. By pulling string the
water is caused to fow into the bit, and thence
through : suitable orifee into the horses
mouth. This beats the apparatus for filing
locomotive tanks without stopping.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-09-29
AFONG A ACMUCK.

Importers, Wholesale and Retail Dealers
In General Merchandise and China Goods in the
Fire-proOf Store on Nuuanu Street, under the Public
Hall. 43-1y4
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-09-29
IRA RICHARDSON.

IMPORTER DEALER IN BOOTS, SHOES,
And Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, corner Of Fort
and Merchant Streets, Honolulu e-ly5
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-09-29

A DUTcH CASAL.-The great ship canal
which is to connect Amsterdam with the North
Sea, at cost of q 900 900 guilders, is now
once more in progress, the government Of the
Netherlands having relieved the contractors Of
certain difficulties which for time hindered
the work. The canal will be about fifteen
miles in length one portion Of its course lies
through the sea known to the Dutch as the Y,
and through Wyker Nicer, where it will be
strongly embarked. The sandy peninsula be-
yond, about FIVE miles wide, will be cut through,
and a harbor will be built at its mouth, at a
part of the coast where harbor is greatly
wanted. For the proper utilization Of this can
al the Zuyder Zee is to be shut out from Am
sterdam, and the Pampus dam by which this
is to be effected is already half finished, and
the locks and sluiees connected with Il are in
progress. By this understanding Holland will
add one more to her grand engineering works,
but it appears to be an English firm who hold
the contract. The opening Of the new port as
q harbor of refuge will be boon TO all the
mariners who navigate the North Sea.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-22


WASHINGTON, June 21.-After June Goth
Secretary Boutwell, will purchase 81 900, 000
Of bonds and sell 81 ,000, 900 gold on alter
nate weeks until further notice. .-n
Judge Fisher has ordered the marshal OF
the criminal court to summon negroes to
fill vacancies in the grand and petit juries.
Nine negroes have been placed on the lists.
Three Government printers have resigned
on account Of the presence of the negro
Douglas. ,st'; '..- -sgs r. h
The revenue receipts to-day were over
81 100000. I< 7sra
The Busted impeachment committee has
adjourned to December.
Secretary Borie has returned to the city.
Secretary Boutwell, comes on "Wednesday.
President Grant returned to-day. ."t
The New York Herald, under the caption
Of "The Opportunity and Failure Of the
Government" has an editorial denouncing
the Administrators Cuban policy.
The revenue officers have seized 150, 900
cigars and $4,000 worth of machinery at
New Haven belonging to the National
Cigar, and Tobacco Manufacturing Com
Oany, '... -.. ..--..s -
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DR.. r. Ell. Moore, Of Hampshire county,
W. Va, was found dead in bed Oh the 18th
In


Seven miles of violin strings yibrated at
the Boston Jubilee.
Champagne is now manufactured in Bel
GUM for nineteen cents bottle.
Mr.. jefferson Davis intends returning to
his home in Mississippi in n short time.
The New York Cruelty to Animals So
ciety arrests, on an average, two cruel team
sterS day.
All the Crctan refugees In Greece have
returned home. Peace once more reigns in
Gambia.
1t is said that the receipts of the Boston
Jubilee amounted to nearly million of
dollars. ... ....
1t is said that John Russell Young Is to
become managing editor of the New York
Commercial Advertiser.
The colorcd man (Turner) appointed eve-
raj weeks ago postmaster ut Macon, Ga, has
not yet furnished his bond.
It's said 800 recruits for the Cuban revo-
lutionSts went to sea from New York OH
Sunday.
WArERMELoSs.-Tnc Atlanta Constitution
renorts few Waterlmelons i'll that market
on Thursday ut the delicious price of four
dollars each.
A lady in Rhode Island subscribed for
Newport paper, the other day, to be sent to
ncighbor who worried her by borrowing
her own.
A sister, a niece, and two grand-niecos of
jeff. Davis arrived i'll Louisville on Tues
day, and propose to spend the summer IN
Kentucky.
Hon. Jacob Peck, a native Of Virginia,
and formerly one of the judges Of the SUI
preme Court of Tennessee, died on the 10th
| instant in his nineticth year.
Lord Bvron's valet, 4 Swede, named james
| Z. Lindberg, siXty-tour years old, IS now
IN inmate of the National Military Asylum
mt Milwaukee. He was present ut Byron'S
| death.
The Williamsburg On. " Savings Bank
was entered on Friday morning soon alter
| the hour Of opening, and robbed OF TWO
| boxes containing money and bonds amount
| ing TO about 1000.
freight train of eleven ears and locomo-
tive of the New Jersey Central railroad
was thrown into the Passalc river SATURDAY
night by the engineers omission TO nolice
| that the draw was open. NO one was III
jured.
Commodore Mutt and Minnie Warren
were married on Thursday at the residence
of HTom Thumbs" mother (Mrs. Stratton),
at West Haven, Conn. Tom Thumb and
his pretty little wife, once Miss LaVlnla
Warren, the sister of the bride, acted rs
groomsman and bridesmaid.
A man named Pierce Reviet, who went
from Detroit to California twenty-one year
ago. and who in all that long time had never
been heard from by his family, returned on
Tuesday, and found his wife and children
still living in that city; but the latter, who
were babies when he went away, were men
and women. He had plenty Of money.
A cargo of twcnty-four tierces or about
I COO gallons Of California wine was recently
shipped on the Pacific railroad for the At
lantic ports. The wine and brandy product
of California now reaches 100000 gallons,
and it is estimated that in ten years time the
annual value Of the crop will amount 10
SO, 900. 900, and equal in value the present
gold product.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-22
Ricbmond Vobacco market.

JUNE 2l.-Prices during the last week have been
iuctuatiDg. Some grades have held their own very
we'll while others have varied much in price.
There was apparent activity in the market, but
but n firmness in general sales, and there an
evident determination on the part Of buyers to let
prices down. In consequence of this determine
ton many grades are lower, and We reduce quota
lions. In extra fine shipping however we do not
reduce our figures and donot expect to do 3d. as 1t
Is hard to get and win command extreme prices.
The bright grades are rather lower, and we reduce
quotations. Medium and common leaf and me-
dunn and common Jugs are less active, and have to
be sold lower. Frosted kinds are lower, with very
little demand. .....
Ll1s>-Shipping, green or unripe, common to
medium, $GaS7 so shipping ripe, in good order.
S7.ssUss.5o working. common to medium. S7@
IS; working, good S7.5o@ss; bright smoking or
working, common to medium, $oGDsl5 bright
smoking or working good to fine, $l2.so@$e2. so
frosted lugs, s3MS5.5o.
Leaf.-Shipping, short dark, in good order. $3.50
OSLO; shipping, short dark, in soft order, ss@8s:
shipping In good order long dark, rich and
waxy, $40. 5o@sE; shipping, in soft order, Ions
dark. rich and waxy SoDslo5o; shipping, En-
glish. Sl0G$lS; stemming. short and long, $4,000
Sl4 bright wrappers, medium to good, 5000 $50
bright wrappers. fine to extra S3oN$so medium
sun-cured. SlO61Xl3; fine sun-cured, Sl2GS17.
Frosted leaf, SJ.5OMS7.50. ....~- .-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-22

4 DESPERATE WOMAN THROWS HERSELF
n TIE WAY OF THREE RAILROAD TRAINS
The latest and most persistent attempt i'll
srlt-dcStructlon was made on Saturday nlght
last hy M unfortunate woman at Memphis
junction. on the Louisville and Nashville
railroad. lli-clad and wrctchcd in appear
aucc, she was observed wandering about IN
the vicinity of the depot, and appeared to
hc waiting the arrival OF Il train. " hen the
BELL and whistle announced the approach OF
The tirSt train. she was seen walking down
the track. and then 10 throw herself across
the rails directly in the path Of the locomo-
tive. Mr. Irving Sheldon, Il telegraph ope-
rator. who had noticed her strange move
mrnt>. ran TO her and lerhcd her OIL the
track before the train came up.
She had. however, fully made up her
mind To die. and watching for the next
train, She repeated her frlghtiul adventure,
and WAS again dragged from the TRACK ny
the operator. II was Thought TINS secohu
Illustration Of her purpose would discourage
her, but il seemed to have the opposite
effect. She vet fingered, and when warning
he'll and whistle again sounded, she was
again ready for the sacrifice, and Frustrated
herself Short distance in advance oil a
third train. Mr. Sheldon, who had Kept
watch of her, again ran to the track ana
drew her away from it, and the tram
passed on without having harmed her.
The carnestncss of her terrible purpose
being now So apparent, she was taken from
Iii" depot. Her husband had been brake
man on some railroad, which she dld not
name, and had been killed. Her infant
child. she said, had been taken from her
mother, and she had no desire TO 1--we any
gcr.-LOuiSriNc Chronicle. ...
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Domestic Market.rBY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, June 2l.-Noon.-Stocks unsettled
added. Sterling. 1oa! Gold 1863. 5-2Os, 80, l2lt
North Carolina Gs, new, SSH Virginia 6'a, cx-cou-
pons, set new, 61i. Tennessee 8's, ex-coupons,
gag new, 50.
Flour and wheat active and nrmer. Corn 1c. bet
ter. Pork firm at S33. Lard puiet. Cotton quiet
strained, s2.57s@s2.e2i. Frcights dull. .r
BALTIMORE, June Election quiet ut a3GI334c
Flour unchanged. Corn lower: white a5Ml85c.; yell
low, S46gS7c Pork firm ut s3I. Bacon firm shOul-
dcrs, atc. Lard, 2o62oic. Whiskcy scarce at 81 %
@pS1. o.
WILMINGTON, n. c.. June 21.-Spirlts turpen-
tine, 3s1c. ROsin, S1.s0MSt. Crude turpcntine,
-. 05@S3. Tar steady at 1925. Wind south. Their
mometcr 90.
NEW ORLEANS, June 2l.-Cotton dull and easier;
sales lbs bales receipts, $40 bales exports, 3,26a
bales middlings, 3llc. Gold, 1871. New York
sight. he. premium. Sugar-Prime, 15QTlac.; COM
mon, 10@Ilc. Molasses-Fermenting, 55@62sc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-22

600 BARRELS PURE GROUND
Lulu BONE. BONE MEAL, AND FLOpR
OF BONE.-This IS warranted to be pure IA
ROME gathered principally from slaughter
houses, arialyzing over six per cent ammonia. Ii
has been tested, and proved superior to Peruvian
guano on tobacco, and a little over half cost OF
guano. For sale ~ lowest rates by
LEE, Seldom & CO.,
NH Sim Sole Agents for the Manufacturers.
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T UCIEN LEWIS,
IL GENERAL COLLECTOR,
RICHMOND, VA.

Special attention given to the collection OF
monthly accounts and fees OF clerks OF courts.
lie i1lInf
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Foreign News.
SPAIN.

MADRID, June 21.-rhe President of the
Cadiz Republican Club has been arrested
for speaking against Scrrano, causing much
excitement.
General Prim said to the Cortes that the
Government must be infleXiblc, and even
cruel, in supprcssing disorder. s...s
ITALY.
MILAN, June 21.-Tumultuous assemblies
of the people took place yesterday, but were
dispersed without resistance by the military.
The Project has threatened severe measures
if the tumult is renewed.
FRANCE.
PARIS, June 21.-The Corps Legislatif has
organized with Mr.. Schneider president
and MN. LerouX, Dunnuval, and David,
yice-prcsidcnts.
PARIS, June 21.-The city is tranquil.
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HNHE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
Il COMPANY OF NEW YORK.

l. COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
ORGANIZED IN 1912.
THE LARGEST INSURANCE COMPANY IN
TIE WORLD.
Cash receipts for the year ending February i,
lsGs over $l3, Oe0 00o.
Cash assets February l, 1859, Invested In bonds
and mortgages worth in every case double the
amount loaned, over 1872, 600, 600.
Number of policies in force February l, 1892,
81, 1865.
This Is an all-cash and PURELY MUTUAL COM
PASY, and is conducted on the only principle
which time and experience has proven to be ulti-
mately safe and trustworthy. All Of its profits
arc divided annually among the insured in the
most equitable manner, which can be used to de-
crease the premiums or to purchase more insu-
rance. NJ the option of the pollcy-hoders.
Application can be made to Mr. Lewis Booker,
Mr.. John 7. Goddn, or the undersigned.
u. n. WALKER Il Co, Agents,
No. 1914 Main street.
DIR. J. B. MCCAw, Medical Examiner. my
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-22

Last week, at BrcwerSrlllc, Ind, Mrs.
Warner, witness i'll divorce case, Wheh
asked TO swear that she would "tell the
truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the
truth" answered that she would tell the
truth and nothing but the truth, but that
she could not swear to tell the whole truth.
because she did not know it all, and that II
she did know it the court would not per-
init her to tell it.
John II. Weeden, Of Waterbury, Ct.y has
invented "an improved head-rest for attach
mcnt 10 church pews, formed by the com
bination of the stu1iing, coveriug-platee,
band, basc-plate, and springs, with each
other" which VIII no doubt be hailed with
delight by large class Of church-soers, who
hnd sleeping good for the digestion of sound
sermons but uncomfortable with the pre-
sent 81! le Of pcwS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-22

TAMrrRISG WITH GAS METERs.-For seVe'
raI years the gsS companies OF New Aork
and Brooklyn have been largely deiraudeo
by having their meters ingemously tam
percd with in such manner rs TO cause
loss Of from ten to fifty per cent, but al
efforts TO secure the perpetrators OF the
fraud proved futile. On Thursday two men
were arrested in Brooklyn, having IN thell
possession implements suited to altering
gas meters, and it is claimed that they hao
been actively engaged in the business. They
We're committed for trial.
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CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND, June Il, Iscp.

,..,--- CORN AND FLouR ExCHAyGE,e
'' RICHMOND, June Il, Isco. : i.
~ .ssr-. = II OFFERINGS. - t.n..#r :.
Whedt.-Ret, 50 bushels. II sa.l ~ #'.s.t ~
Corn.-Nhite, ]. oas bushels. yellow, 1ss bushels.
Mixed, e32 bushels. .s.'.tf'Ht =
Odts.-2s4 bushels. |,t+ # ..st~s
@a HALRs. I ~ -
Cor7.-.White, 20 bushels prime on private terms
272 bushels very good on private terms; 55s bush
els very good Mt s2c. bushels good st sic.-total,
9l4 bushels. Mixed. 10s bushels very good on pri-
yate terms; 20 bushels very good at o2c.-total, s
orlts.--1e8 bushels very good at SIC.
~ RE-KxHIBITED.
Corn.-Mxed, 23J bushels.
MISUNDERSTANDING of corn on 'Change to-
day 1883 bushels, or which ,o42 bushels Sold
The quantity market Is increasing, and the
market II again lower to-day. Oats steady. In
Baltimore on the 18th instant receipts of corn
were 5000 bushels. Market heavy with sales of
600 bushels white at ~ to asc. ESQ at a5 to oec
-no bushels yellow at Soc, 500 bushels at s7c., 40
bushels at &c. Oats S. to Soc. measure, and SIC.
weight 81 a.
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ELECTROMAGNETIC Convention.

New YORK, June 21.-In the Swedenbor.
gian National Convention, in session here,
Stenley Burke, of New Orleans, has been
substituted on the Executive Committee
for Herschel V. johnson, of Georgia, to
whom objection had been made.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-22

|tO-PARTNERSHIP the under
" signed have this day entered into co-partner-
ship, and win In future conduct the WHOLLY
EARTHENWARE BUSINESS at the iron-front
building 1906 Main street. under the style OF e. G.
GARY i BROTHER.
Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed on
us individually, we solicit for the new firm the
~''' - GEORGE G. GARY,
THOMAS II. GARY.
June LIST 1859. Je
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Tho Peace Misunderstanding Scenes.

, teIr.ram from Boston dated June 18th
.ey,:
"Thc closing performance at the National
pe3ro Jubilee was given to-day by from
nl 10 1000 school children, attracting
I,rs.. and delighted audience. Ole Bull per-
i,rrDd solo. Parepa Rosa and Adelaide
Phillip, SAM Il duct, and other pieces were
,,y,u NH Of which were cncOred. The
ilasinr piece, The one Hundrcth Psalm
VA. ,l.ng by the children, the audience
,,ujuv. several children. overcome by the
heat and excitement, tainted during the
concert. hut they received Immediate atten-
rion. and sustained no serious injury.
The members OF the orchestra presented
Mr.. Gilmore with Il gold watch and chain"
Another dispatch says:
The dust in the neighborhood of the
Coliseum i six inches deep, and about SIX
O'clock sudden gust of wind caused the
ya.t throng of persons there assembled to
look a, if they had just come out OF -four
mill. The ordinations of the richly
dressed ladies may better be imagined than
described. Some OF them were TO be found
neither in Lord ChcStcrfcld's Code nor in
II" Bible. 49,.
All sorts Of four-whcclcd vehicles are
pressed into service ~ temporary stage
coaches Common wagons with SctteeS
placed in them. old express wagons with
canvass tops, and even butcher carts, go
about with painted signs on their sides.
uuc 81 these last was suddenly stopped by
the police this afternoon as one of the hind
wheels was about to break. 1t had no
sooner been brought TO Il Stand-still than
crash went the wheel. and Il shrek assembled
in chorus from the ladies inSide-not a
chorus Of Jubilee this time, however. For
lunatrly, no one was injured"
A Boston letter in the Baltimore Sun
says:
"Alu>icaIly speaking, this mammoth
thing i dead failure. Zerruhn is must
clan and great conductor, and he does not
pretend that the thousands Of screaming
voices and the din of an uuwieldy orchestra
ar" making music. The choruses, sympho-
mes, and oratorioS. 10 say nothing OF the
Anvil Chorus Zone hundred anVilS) and the
stars pan%lcd Banner, With cannon o6'9dto,
are only hidcouS noiscS-confuslon worse
confoundcd. Eichhcrg Is sensitive, quiet
looking man, evidently too much oil Il tone
poet TO gather in the DcwildcrinS harmo-
nicS q of twenty thousand voices. Gilmore
is neither a musician nor conductor, neither
could he nave gotten up this thing; he Is
cnly the cats-paw of Il shrcwd financial com
mittcc who have conceived this penny
making scheme and doing II to Il turn.
Without Ole Bull, Parcpa and Car
Rosa. Adelaide Phillips, and | must add the
silver cornct OF Arocklc, this musical (sic,
festival il the most magnificent huunbuS even
conceived or executed
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Foreign Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH.

LONDON, June Ill Noon.-Consols, 92s. United
States bonds quiet at sol. Sugar-On the spot 5as.
Cd. afloat, 3Ss. od. Turpcutine, 2Ss Sd.
afternoon. States bonds, 500.
LIVERPOOL, June 21.-Noon.-Cotton active
uplands, 12t0I2sd.; Orleans, 12!@l2ad. estimated
sales, 1900 bales. .... .l.-
Observation-Disclosures, 1oA6D12td. Orleans, 12s@
12ld. sales will be 900 bales. Flour, eos. Tai
low, AS. Sd. Turpentinc, 27s. Cd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-22

New YORK, June 20.-John G. Smith, OF
Norfolk, Va, was to-day attacked Win pa
ralysis at the dinner-tabie- at the American
Hotel at Saratoga. He is not expected to
recover. He is taken care Of by knights
TemplT.
in Richmond, where Mr.. Smith has nu-
merous friends, this news will be received
with regret
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COURT ORDERS.


UIRGTNIA.--AtR Rules held in the clerks
Y office Of the circuit court of Lancaster county,
for the month Of June, lst9,
William ii. Brent, Jr.......... ....... flaint!n,
against
Washington A. Page and Eppa Norris, partners In
steam saw-niif and lumber business, trading
under the firm and by the name and style Of Page
Norris ...........:............U defendants,
IN ASaU3lPSIr.
The object of this suit Is 70 recover against the
defendants two hundred and ninety-one dollars,
for goods sold aud delivered, with legal Interest
thereon from the 2eth day of December, lses, III
payment and to attach the esitae aud effects OF the
defendant, Washington A. Page, Within the county
tled that the defendant, Washington A. Page Is no,
resident OF the State OF virginia ne y m hereby
| court within one month after due publication
hereof and do what Is necessary to protect his In
| terest Ia this suit.
/ copy-Teste =
| Is. f. ROBINSON, p. q. teia-1&W
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New Inland Navigation.

ST. LOUIS, june 21.-Fifty prominent
business firms here have guaranteed the
Grain Association against loss in bringing
an ocean steamer here from New York and
loading her with grain. y -
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

w store REAPERS and S1OWERSt to suit every
condition and kind Of farm, large or small rough
or smooth. Among them the following
MCCORMICk'S ADVANCE. REAPER and
MOWER, ..,.,, >,o1,,Ep.
KIRBY'S COMBINED 5 l. l. FIR u
REAPER and MOWER.
KIRBY,S COMBINED III y D. Il u
REAPER and NOW Err,
PER,
JUuESTON'S SELF-RAk1NG REAPER.
Also. for grass and grain harvest, Wheel Rakes,
Revolving Rakcs Grants Grain cradles, Grass
~,.ythcs and Snatls, Mower and Reaper extras and
repairs, &c. o,,ur, oo
lie l9-3m III. NJ SMilh ~ w.
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yellow Fever on the United states
:: -. ---.-- Scn0OI.ShiD. - ------

NEW YORK, June 21.-The United States
school-ship Saratoga, from Havana, arrived
here, has been quarantined, there being
twenty cases of yellow fever on board and
four deaths. ~. ...
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New ORLEANS, June 2l.-A fire occurred
at Monroe, La., last night. destroying scYe-
raj buildings. Loss, $780, 900.
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HAVANA, June 21.-Espinas reviewed the
volunteers Saturday.
The schooner LA Havrc has been taken to
Kingston for the trial of the case before an
English court. $50.
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Surveying Party Attacked by Indian,

ST. LOUIS, June 21.-The Indians at
tackled surveying party near Sheridan,
Kansas. The surveyors killed four and
wounded several. and the Indians fled.
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FRANCE.
China md ,IRDRn.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 21.-The steamship
Great Republic has arrived here from Hong
Kong with 200 Chinese immigrants.
The ram Stonewall, now in japanese SER
vice, had driven off two and destroyed one
of the rebel vessels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-22

M BENSON'S SALALEM BROTH
This truly valuable preparation Is certain and
speedy cure for letter, Rngworm, Itch, Salt
Rhcum, Barber's Itch, Poison Oak, Blotches,
Pimplcs, and all other Eruptions of the Skin. 1t
has been used with complete success in hundreds OF
cases, many OF them OF long standing and OF a ma
lgnant character. Certificates from some Of our
best citizens attest its deserved merit and needs
only to he tried to insure relief 1t is for external
use, and completely removes all eruptlons Of the
skin leaving It delightfully."- soft and pleasant.
Price 81. For sale by all druggists. rt.j d..
PURCELL, LADD Il CO., Agents,
myT Richmond, Va.