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Domestic Markets-(BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK juno 22.-Noon.-Flour. lofl2oc. bet
ter. Wheat excited, and 36Dsc. higher Corn
lG02c. better. Pork steady at s32.3730$33. Lard
e esdy et GGtna dull Rnd lower At &C.
ling, ios,. Gold 1ss. s-2S's. ,sa, l2a. North Caro-
lima 6's, So: new, 55.. Virginia as, ex-coupons,
5ss; new, 6l- Tennessee SIS, eI-coupons, 81 new,
cog.
Erenin1.-Cotton heavy sales 200 bales Mt 3atc.
Flour In brisk shipping demand: superfinc, $50
$3.50 common 10 fair extra southern Ss.5oDss. 20.
Wheat closed quiet with the Moons advance partly
lost. Corn closed quiet with the Moons advance
partly lost. Pork heavy Mt s3c.7s. Lard lower
Turpcntinc, 4liG.2. Rosin, s2.so@$s. Freights
frmcr.
Governments steady. Southern securities heavy.
Moncv I'm pressing demand ut per cent. with Lilo
al added. Sterling, 1921. Gold heavy ut s1.57
BALTIMORE June o2.-Virginia Ga. old Sl.4st
bid. Cotton weaker at 33c. Flour-low grades
active, others quiet: prices unchanged. Wheat a
soHs3c. Provisions unchanged. Whiskey, sl.o40
$1.o5.
CrSCISSATI. June 22.-WhIskey dull and de-
ST. LOUIS, June 22.-Whskcy steady at n0c.
Pork, S3a. 5oNS is Bacon-Shoulders, Eac.; clear
sides, 1sc. Lard, 1ai6D2oc.
LOUISVILLE, June 22.-Mess pork, 1880 Ba-
con-Shoudcrs, h3c.; clear sides, 1slc. Lard, ls1c
Whiskcy, s6c.
WILMINGTON n. c.. June 22.-Spirits turpen-
tine 37s6I3sc. Rosin steady at 81. so8Si. Weather
clear and warm. Thermometer, 8s.
NEW ORLEANS. June c2.-Cotton nominal at
3ltc. sales, $40 bales receipts Ala bales exports.
premium. Sugar nominal; common, lo@l1c.
prime, l5tc.
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RENUSCIATIOH OF METHoDlsM BY CLEK-
GYMhN.-Rey. f.. Il. Reyes. of the New York
Methodist Conference. lately renowned Me-
thodi>m and joined the SwedenborSlans.
His letter caused great commotlon III the
various Methodist churches Of New York,
aud the excitement among the lay members
and ministers was much increased when 1t
was announced on Friday last that Mr..
keycs had been baptized in the Sweden
horglan faith. subsequently Mr.. Reyes
stating that during period of twenty
Years in the Methodist Church he had no
complaint to make, and that his renuncia-
ton was matter purely Of conviction and
conscience
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GALL AT ZIMMER & CO.'S WHOLE
~ SALE ICE-CREAM MANUFACTORY, ls4o
MAIN STREET, where Ice-Cream Is regularly
walls, saloons, and private families, ut sl.9s per
gallon. Delivered free of charge 70 any part OF
lin quality and favor) against any high-priced
ice-cream sold In the city. We have also fitted up
n splcndd Ice-Cream Saloon at our retail estab-
ltshmept No. 5l4 Broad street, next to Mr. Mount
castles Ladies are especially invited to visit this
place, where they will find Mr.. Capped always
ready to serve them with all the deicaeies OF the
season, and where they can give our lce-Cream
fair test and leave their orders, my:c
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AaRrCULTUnAI TapLEagENTs.

WHEAT HARVEST.-Weh have now in
w store REAPERS and MOwERSto srit every
condition and kind of farm, large or small, rough
or smooth. Among them the following:
MCCORMICK'S SELF-RAEISG REAPERS,
hCCORMICE'S ADVANCE REAPER and
MOWER,
McCORmCK,s TwO-wHEELED MOWERS.
KIRBY'S COMBINED Sell FIR KIN
REAPER and MOWER,
KIRBY'S CONFINED HAND AKING
REAPER and MOWER.
CLIPPER COMBINED MOWER and DROP
FER.
CLIPPER UNRIvAILED MOWERS,
JOHSSTON'S SELF-RAKING REAPER
Also, for grass and grain harvest, Wheel Rakes,
Revolving Rakes, Grants Grain Cradles, Grass
Scythes and Snaths, Mower and Reaper extras and
repairs, &c.
je lo-3m II. N. SMITH CO.
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FORTRESS MONROE, June pa schooner
from Matanzas for Baltimore put in to-day
with yellow fever on board. The captain
and cook died to-day. =
WILMINGTON, n. c., June 22.-The steam
ship Mary Sanford has been gotten of
ground, and is expected up tonight for re-
pairS.
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The AID TO THE VIRGINIA VALLEY RAIL
koAD.-Thc resolution to grant the aid of
the city Of Baltimore, in the shape of sub
>cription of 81 900, 900, to the completion Of
tn" Danyille railroad was Yesterday taken
up in the second branch of the City Coun-
eli, and was passed just As ii came from the
hrst branch. 1t requires subsequent actor.
hy the Legislature of the State and vote by
tie citizens OF Baltimore in its fayor.-Bdt-
ttlnOre Sun. 22d
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GARDEN SEED!

CABBAGE OUR SPECIALITY!
WE CAN'T BE EXCELLED!
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\ FATAL CASE OF HYDRoPHoBIA.-Wil-
liam Alati>e, aged thirty eight years, residing
IN Philadelphia, was bitten Il couple OF
monthsago 10y dog that was suffering from
an attack Of hydrophobia. On Saturday the
symptoms of the malady manifested them
selves, and 50 violent did he become that it
was thought advisable to take him to the
hospital. Two policemen were secured,
who started with him, but he died on the
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DOVER CoMrANY,(
OFFICE ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT, {
DOVER MINES, VA, June L, 1902 }
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
- CEIVED by the undersigned until SATuR-
DAY, June 2sth instant, FOR THE TRANSPOR-
TATIoN OF SIX THOUSAND TONS OF IRON
ORE FROM THE MINES At THE MOUTH OF
NORTH RIVER, ROCkBRIDGE COUNTY, TO
be effected between the 18th day of July proAimo
and the 3lst December, 1862. The ore to he re-
ceived on canal bank at the mines, aud 10 ne ae-
iiyered on canal bank at the furnace. The weights
to be determined by the company's scales
G. z. STONE,
lie l5-d Engineer and Superintendent.
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Boy SHOT WHILE STEALING CHERRIES
On sunday evening two ladS-one named
Peter coleman and the other unknown
went 10 College Hill. on Fourteenth street,
10 gather cherries, and while in the act
Young Coleman was dangerously shot by
some party unknown to the police. The
wounded lad was conveyed to his home.
The physician prohcd the wound. but was
uaabjr to find the bah. The boy that was
m company with Coleman, instead Of giving
The alarm to the police, ran home, but sub
>rqu"ntly stated that it was white man
who tired the shot. and that he could idcn-
tliy him.-Ndh0ndt IntcligcnCer, 22d.
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REMOVAL.
10 HALL UTCHISON,
wholesale dealers In
FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS, HOSIERY,
GLOVES, &C,
have removed to their spacious and handsome
warehouse,
No. 1916 MAIN STREET, ABOVE FOURTEENTH,
where they win he pleased 10 see their friends and
the trade generally. je ll--eodt:9Je
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Foreign News.

BERLIN, June 22.-The Zollvcrein has
passed the duty on sugar.
BRAZIL.
LISBON. June 22.-Advices from Rio Ja-
Metro arc to May 23d. The Emperor is
silent in his speech opening Parliament
about the abolition of slavery. He compli-
mcnts the allied army OH their Paraguayan
successes.
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Catalogues sent on application, and brief d!rec-
n 10 1888 Main street.
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PAPER MILL BUgNED.-Ir0y, June d.
The straw-papcr mill of Beech d Co., at
sandy Hill, was burned Last Saturday. Loss,
S2O,OOO; insurance, from 80, 600 TO ,OOO.
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HEAVY ROBBERY Boston, June IA
thief entered the sleeping apartment OF E..
Raymond, in Cambridge, and stole silver
ware, United States bonds, and other valua-
hc,, amounting to twelve OF sixteen thou
sand dollars
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Yellow Fever Deaths ON the School
Ship SaratOga---OperatiO against
Cuhan Exhibitions,

New YORK, June 22.-Fivc deaths and six
new cases of fever occurred yesterday on
the United States school-ship Saratoga.
Six Cuban leaders, including Colonel
Ryan, have been arrested by orda of Secre-
tary Fish on complaint of Senior Roberts,
and warrants are out for many others.
Second Dispatch.
NEW YORK, June 22.-All the Cubans ex-
cept Colonel Ryan have been bailed.
There have been several more cases and
one more death from fever on the Saratoga
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COMMON Schools IN RICHMOND The
city authorities of Richmond have recently
established Il common school system, in
which they seek the cooperation of the
Frccdmcn's Bureau. BY the new system
both colorcd and white children will bc
educated in separate schools. The assist
ance desired by the Richmond authorities
vii! be extended by the Burcau.-Nceo York
Commercial.
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The MASSACHUSETTS PRoHIBIToRY LII
QU0E Law SIGSED.-Bo$ton, June 2l.-Go-
vernon Clatin has signed the prohibitory
A4uor law, to go into effect July1.
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a Missouri grasshopper attacked little
Erl few days since, and so nearly destroyed
Acf ear that surgeon had to be called III.
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MOBILE, ALA, June 22.-The Democratic
convention of this QirsO district, presided
over by Ex-Governor Winston, nominated
Mr.. Mann for Congress. The proceedings
were harmonious over Randall and Grandin,
whose names were also before the c0nven-
ton
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The Weather South.

SAvANHAH, GA, June 22.-There was
very heavy rain and hail storm here this al
ternoon.
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NEW BOOKS.
FIsH1NG IN AMERICAN WATERS. by Genio
THE OPEN 9fI;!i POLAR SEA. ByDr. Hayes.
TIE I'll MALAY ARCHIPELAGO. illustrated. BY
TOMMY i'i'I TRY, AND WHAT HE DID IN SCI
ENGE; illustrated pr.,,o author ~ ..psv
FOR HER SAKE. A Novel. By the author of
THE p MIS h WIFI EXUGHs. By Victor Hugo
Our STATIONERY stock Is full and complete.
BLANK BOOKS in great variety. Persons In
want would do well to examine our stock before
purchasing A. ii. CHRISTIAN Il CO.,
IN nv II looa Main street opposite post-oftce.
r WALL TURNER, BOOKSELLER,
- STATIONER, AND NEWSDEALER, lila
MAIN STREET, has on hand large and we'll
'' SCHOOL and MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
ENVELOPES,
PAPER,
INkSs
PENCILS,
FANCY ARTICLES, &C., &C.,
"n maIIRY,S Second cdition) PHYSICAL SUR
vEY OF VIRGINIA. Mailed to any address
for 81. a., ,.a, NrUSpA
PERs, PERIODICALS. hAGAZiNE'' &C., Oh
the day. 80 ,,a h
the nubiishers. my u
NOVELS. MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
Practical and SCIENTIFIC BOOKS,
STATIONERY and BLANK BOOKS OF all styles
Also, FoI tsSl i Celebrated GOLD PENS.
ho'''1'' "H' te'1tt JOHN II. WALsH'S
ana 4lg Broad street, Richmond, va.
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FATAL ACCIDENT.-Ycstcrday morning
Mr.. l.. Mayo, Il rigger, whilst at work on
the Lancaster, ut the Gosport maynard,
placing the top on the foremost, the top
canted and caught him between it and the
mast. Assistance was rendered him as
quickly as possible, and he was carried to
his residence. At Ak O'Clock he died. lie
leaves q family.-Norfolk Day Book, 22d.
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Death of "a Prominent Eawyer---1nsu
rance Companies Fined.

BALTIMORE, June 22.-J. M. Campbell, an
eminent criminal lawyer Of this city, died
to-day.
Several agents of foreign insurance com
panies have been mulcted by the courts here
in the sum of $500 each for failing to procure
a State license.
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American Rifles for Turkey.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, June 22.-One hum
bred thousand rifles have been sold to the
Sultan by the Government.
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LAND sALEs-To Mr.. Finch, of Wisconsin,
Tod's Old Tavern property, in this county,
jO6 acres, for 81, 800 cash. One hundred
acres, eighteen miles from Fredericksburg,
in this county, belonging to Mrs. Eubank,
TO Charles w. Glrlcy, of New York, for
$40 cash !; no Improvements or fencing.
One hundred acres in the same ncighbor-
hood, belonging to Mrs. Stairs, to same
party, for $40 cash. DR.. Gouldin has sold
part of the Moss Neck farm. in Caroline
county, belonging to his fathers estate, con-
tanning 610 acres, to DR.. Janney, of Penn
sylyania, for SIS, 300.-Fr C d ertckSburg
Letyger.
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CONTEMPORARIES.

ORANGES so boxes NJ E S S | n A
" ORANGES just received. for sale low TO close
consignment HULST i KING,
40 l422 Main street.
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PRorosAL FOR oEACCo.-PropoS;,ls were
received Yesterday morning 1T the Navy
Department for furnishing G0,0O0 pounds
NAVY tobacco. Bids ranged from sixty To
,iNty-ciyhi cents per pound. The contract
wt, awarded to X. 4. Mayo. of Richmond,
Vat GShngt0n Chronicle, I'D.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS.
ITO STONE.MASONS, STONE-PAVERS,
i BRICE-MAKERS, BRICk-P VERS,
BLACkSMITHS, AND EXCAVATORS.-Scaled
proposals will be received ut this Office until the
city with Granite Flag Stones, Curb, Paving
Blocks and all Brick that may be required, for The
term of one year. Also, for doing all the stone
and gravcling streets in New District, and laying
down all flag stone and curb.
The Committee reserve the right 10 reject any
and all bids offered.
Separate forms of proposal can be had on appli-
cation at this office.
Proposals will also be received, within three
davs from this date for furnishing the city with
500 Corner Stones for streets ordered to be opened
By order of the Committee on Streets.
JOHN Is. CRENSHAW,
City Engineer.
RICHMOND June II, 1889. je l5-codtd
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C,qAE DEALERS IN TEOCBLE.-Thc law of
,pri requiring all cigars, domestic and
triru. that shall be- offered for sale to he
stamped has caused great deal Of trouble
anon. those retailing cigars, owing TO the
Internal Revenue Department holding that
The true construction of the law requires
that Al cigars offered for sale since then
must if previously stamped, he rc-Stampcd,
and that no cigar can be legally rctailcd out
II A box that it was in when the box was
backed aud stamped. Great numbers, per-
Inn, the majority. of retail dealers have
f,,. selling cigars without complying with
,hr requirements which such Il construction
would make obligatory. Numbers of these
dealers have been arrested, and released on
b. 10 await an examination, providing
Commissioner Osborn, before whom the
matter i pending, decides that the law APP
riirs 10 retail dcalers.-Nceo York CONNER
,ga3
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STENCIL TOOLS AND PLATES.

~ BELLENOT, DIESINKER AND
u. BRAND CUTTER, I4l0 MAIN STREET,
The new patent BRASDiNG-IRON,f for marking
all kinds of wooden articles by heating IT. - bsa
fectly ada pied to branding barrels or any other
article under the new law.
Engrayers' stock. Stencil Paste, Brushes, In
delibie Ink. Steel Dies, Alphabets, Seal Presses,
Brass and German Silver, Frames, Steel Rings,
Checks Tags, &C., Wholesale and retail. mh3
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Trr NEGRO AND the PR1NTE ,ss
Enmnccr Gompos aGo employed ps in the
Goy Cover iIc voted against the Douglass party
tc-dat :,r ia night. MesSrs. Joseph L. Rat
on S >@ o"d N. J. Michigan have rendered their
cine i,n %%G as employees in the job room.
rc>lcr ;noI mon the Government Office as a
hC; concern now. and declare they will
=" york there under the circumstances.
n% h,ny" Burns. a printer who had lost
INV JI,' I.r... and who is we'll known as "pi
hM1 and Distributor was wheeled up rs
%,,,ii his morning in his small carriage,
i'>. .";n.tcad Of going TO work immediately
nu n.s ."d his resignation for the reason, rs
ic'" y,rc II himself, that he would not work
II d. LANCER with a colorcd man, Washing
an ',s ,>iar, 2lSi.
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SNYDER RIDDEN ON RArL.-The Rev.
Dir. Snldcr, whose performances in this city
are so familiar to the readers of this paper,
on Saturday last delivered an incendiary and
insane haranguc at Bristol to large crowd
of negroes. The solid citizens of the place,
though naturally indignant at the wife and
intlammatory cfirlsion of this fellow, alb
stained from interfering with him in any
way, but the boys of the town, who
had not the same discretion and re-
straint, took possession of Snidcr after
dark and rode him all around town on
rail. The negroes made no attempt at
rescue, and did not even appear TO sympa-
thiZe with the degraded and suffering va
grant. The boys, when they had submitted
sndcr to sufficient ride, threatened to tar
and feather him if he remained any longer
about Bristol, and perhaps to subject him
to treatment yet more inhospitable and
rigorous. Snidcr, under the influence Of
these persuasive inducements, gladly and
promptly consented to depart. He did not
require many hours to pack his "pettion"
into his greasy carpet-bag, and then left in
the direction of Kentucky "unwept, UNI
honored, and unsungW-Lynchbury Re
publican, 22d.
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DICHMOND BOOK-DINDER1.- Hav-
IL ing a large took of BLANK BOOKS on
hand We are prepared to fill orders without delay.
We manufacture to order blank books of the best
materials Of any size or description Early orders
are solicited from all who intend TO open new books
i'm July. BOOk-BINDING in every style.
BLANKS 70. clerks, lawyers, and merchants.
STATIONERY of the best quality, and the
largest assortment of NEW aud OLD BOOKS.
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
leo 1878 Main street.
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WOODEN WARE, WOODEN WARE.

ALL KINDS OF PRINTING DONE
IA IN THE BEST STYLE OF THE ART at
TILE DISPATCH PRINT1NG-UOUSE.
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pr,yxI,E TAX on WHISKY OPERATORS
r,,rmjs,ioncr Delano has made the follow
ns important decision:
T,coSury Department, Office Of Internal
prrrorc. Washington, June I, 1S69.-Sir, -
= " II. -, Of No. ----, Philadelphia, in
y" ',r district, writes under date of the 3d
.,.tant in relation 10 the special tax of rec
,:ssr, under the terms Of the amcndatory
~, n April 10, 1869. You arc therefore
,Iy;-rd that persons who mix liquors Of
3.r,rrn, ACES or brands together, and thus
,'~,incc an article or compound Of greater
iL~,l,r. ar change the name, character, or
market value, of such liquors by such mix
,,rr without reference 10 the fact that no
,gh>. >tiIl>. or other apparatus for rcctify-
mr. purifying, or refining, distilled spirits
NAV hru>cd), should be held liable to special
,'y j. rcctiicrS but the law is not con-
.tr1ri n imposing such tax upon dealers
and others who merely reduce the proof or
.,rsnyh Of spirituouS liquors by the addi-
zion Of water only. See in this connection
ma > and - Of series >, No. /, of this
oMwI Respectfully,
signed c. DELASo, Commissioner.
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VIRGINIA ITEMS.
n THRILLING STosY.-The Lynchbur
VIrginian Of tho God says:

u THRILLING srosY.-The Lynchburg
V'rg'nian Of the 2ad says:
Three little children of Mr.. Grouse at.
tempted to cross the railroad bridge over
Biaekwater Sunday evening. When nearly
over they heard train coming and attempt
t ed to run back p thinking that 1t came from
and the train came on the bridge before
they could get off. The oldest, girl, seized
the youngest child and jumped from the
bridge down an embankment eighteen or
twenty feet high. The other, little boy.
chung with his hands TO the bridge until the
tram had passed, and then fell to the ground
ana rolled down declivity of some eighty or
ninety feet. His head was badly cut and
bruised, but his injuries are not serious.
The escape Of the little ones is almost mi
raculouS.N
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ROCKS AND STATIONERY.

NTOODHOUSE Il PARHAM have for
w sale SUPERIOR GOLD PENS, in silver, ch-
ony, and gutta percha cases, with and without pen
Fine POCKET-BOOKs.
Fine POCKET-KNIYES, of Rodgers e Sons
make;
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS In great variety,
beautiful NOTE PAPER and ENVELOPES,
IVORY and PEARL pAPER-FOLDERS,
LADIES, WORK-BOXES,
PORTABLE WRITING-DESKS, of rosewood and
papicr machic;
PORTFOLIOS
TOURISTS CASES, containing an assortment OF
stationery: - =
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DENTISTRY.

DR. GEORGE B. STEEL, DEN-G8
~ list Office No. 1923 Main street ex-cnfYYp
tracts teeth without pain by the use Of PURE
NITROUS OXIDE GAS, inserts artificial ones,
fills tho natural teeth and performs all operations
pertaining to the science Of dentistry In the best
manner ut low rates. An experience Of twenty
years enables him to guarantee satisfaction In
every Instance. je l0--d&w
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TERMS OF THE NEWS.l

THr DAu.y NEWS, by mail, one year So; SIX
months So; three months 81; one month 70 cen's'
Served in the city at FIFTEEN CENTS week, paya'
bile to the carriers, or So year, paid IN advance
at the offlce.
TIE TRr-WEEKLy NEWS published on Tuesdays,
rhprsdays and Saturdays, one year So; six
months So; and so cents month for any shorter
period.
SUBSCRIPTIONS in all cases payable in advance,
and no paper continued after the expiration OF
cne time paid for.
ApyERTIszNENTs.- insertion, Is cents a
line; subsequent insertions 10 cents line. Spe-
ctal Notices Is cents line each insertion. Busi-
ness Notices 20 cents line each insertion. Mar
rage and Funeral Notices One Dollar each. Cuts
and Electrotype Advertisements will be inserted
on the Fourth Page only.
NOTICES Of Wants, To Rent, Lost and Found'
Boarding, &C., not exceeding 20 words, % cents
each Insertion; over 20, and not exceeding So
words, 40 cents each insertion; over so and not
exceeding 40 words, so cents each insertion. All
announcements to be published at these rates
must be paid for in advance.
ReMrrTANcEs should be made by Postonce
Money Order or by Express. If this cannot DC
done, protection against losses by mail may ne
secured by forwarding draft on Charleston pay
able to the order Of the proprietors Of TIE NEWS,
or by sending the money in registered letter.
Address RIORDAN, DAWSON Il CO.,
"es No. 149 East Bay, CHARLESTON, S. G.
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proach of the engine, which was backing down
the track to couple on some freight cars. When
he turned his head ard discovered his exposure,
1t was too late for escape, Notwithstanding the
engine was moving slowly. The engineer in
consequence of high pile ofwood on his tender,
did not perceive Mr.. Dupre on the track, and
moved steadily along to the accomplishment oil
his purpose. The tender struck the unfortunate
man, knocking him down and dragging Rlin uh-
der its wheels aud those of the engine. Inc py'
ISLANDERS, witnesses OF the terrible dilemma In
which Mr.. Dupre was placed motloned 10 anu
called upon the engineer 10 stop, which could not
be ACCOMPLISHED however, until the last wneei oi
the engine had passed over him. The engine
having been stopped, Mr. Dupre was ext ted,
his body presenting q most horrible sre' lie.
His legs, from his ankles up, were crushed T. Il
most a Jelly, and his intestineS mashed from his
body In this terrible condition he fingered about
half an hour and expired. rhe pieces OF his
mutilated limbs and body were gathered up and
sent back to Savannah, where lie leaves wife
and child.