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Tobacco Markets.
LOUISVILLE. KY.

JUNE 27.-The market during the past week has
been active, and the sales at the six auction ware
houses amount to 1,a5O hogsheads against 7a0 for
til. week ending June l8.
The following is an exhibit Of tho sales for the
week ending this evening for the current tobacco
year, and for corresponding period Of 1859:
Sales for the week, l450; sales for 1870, 5000
sales for 1869, 81, $50. -
Showing gain over 1860 of 2,a7o hogsheats.
Prices as a general thing have been We'll main
tanned, particularly for all sound, sweet grades,
while for low Jugs and trashy tobacco prices have
ruled weak and lower. The annual Tobacco Fair
will occur on July 18th, and as the cash premiums
aggregate 81 900 1t is expected there will be fine
display Of fair samples. and that the attendance
will be unusually large.
The receipts to-day foot up $50 hogsheads, and
the sales at tho six auction warehouses amount to
204 hogsheads.
PETERSBURG, VA.
JUNE 2s.-0fferings yesterday large for the sea-
son and market active. We note an Improvement
In the low grades. We quote Lugs Poor to COM
mon 81. 5OGlSS5O; good and to very good, $99$lO :;
sweet n.cured, Sll@S2. short leaf So. 5O0$l1
medium to fair leaf, slaGs1t; and good, $l4@Sl6
c9al-curcd for wrappers, $I5@SlOO, with but very
little coming to market.
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Curtin has recently informed the State De-
partment that the Car has been pleased to
grant the request, and that he Ind accord
ingly received from Prince Gortchakotf a
letter in which he states that the partief
have received permission to leave Siberia
for the United States.
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Iuv FouiS.-Northctn workin@mcn are
BEGINNING ~ lind out that they made iool>
and ,Hyr> OF themselves in ,isht,n@ against
-. -uu,n. \ committee Of the Labor As
..,l!'r or Cincinnati and vicinity says:
.I.nL.., the Government shall sooner
..,nyrncr the work OF redrcSSlng the
,rn,,..> Of labor it will prove TO have been
unworthy of the first drop OF that river OF
ffloIWbirh tive hundred thousand working
lorn pourrd out in defence OF the Old nag
Tai.kr our blood, 10 take our lands, To tax
,-.n enormously 10 pay the cost OF the war
6 Il the lnonopoiists produced, anu then
knpnrt Cinnamon 10 work III our stead
:. a drive our families into distress, constl-
j. T.. such an accumulation of wrongs as
would justify revolution had we not the oai-
tot tor redress of grievances.
Let the working classes rise in their own
defence. Trust ueithe' of the parties, but
support your own pllttorm Of principles
that will 90 to the bottom Of oppression,
and call ont such men Tor Office Us are
friends %! Justice.
Lately they were all Republicans.
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Dfsasser at Sea,

BREMEN, June 30.-The steamship Deutch-
land reports having spoken the American
ship Joseph Clarke, from Bristol The ship
had experienced heavy weather, and her
rudder was broken. She required no as
sistance. "a ~
On the Goth of June, in longitude 50, the
Deutschland passed quantity OF wrecked
stuff, including number of talloW-casks
marked joaquin" Sos.
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DICHMOND AND DANYlLEE RAIL.
IL ROAD.-CHANGE OF sCKEDULE.-On
ana AFTER WEDNESDAY, December -, 1862 the
PASSENGER TRAINS on this road will be rum
as follows:
GONG SoUTH.-Lynchburg and Danvfle pas
sengers leave Richmond daily Except Sundays)
at 9:05 A. NJ; leave Burkeville daily except Sum
days) at 2:45 ?. NJ. arrive at Dsnyie daily lex
cept Sundaysl at 5:s5 p. NJ. THROUGH MAIL
AND EXPRESS leaves Richmond daily at sac
p NJ; leaves Danville daily at :a5 p. NJ arrives
at Greensboro daily at 4:l5 A. H..
GOING Notwithstanding and Dar-t1le pas-
sengers leave DanvIl1e daily Except Suncays) at
TAO A. ID. leave Burkeville daily except Sum
days) at l2:45 Z. M; arrive at Richmond daily
Except Sundays) At 3 80 z. NJ. THROUGH MAIL
AND EXPRESS leaves Greensboro daily at 9:ss
T. NJ; leaves Danville daily at ll:57 L. d. ar
riyes at Richmond daily ut 1850 A. Nj.
The Lynchburg and Danvllle Passenger Train
connects at Burkeville with the trains on the
Southside road for Petersburg, Norfolk, Lynch
burg, and all stations on the S0uthsde and Eir-
ginfa and Tennessee railroads, Bristol, Knox
Vile, Dalton, Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis,
and all important points South and Southwest.
The Through Mail and Express connects
at Greensboro with the tr. J: on the North Caro-
lima road for Charlotte, Columbia, Augusta, So
vannah, Macon, Mobile, Montgomery, &C., &C..
and ut Richmond with the Richmond Frcderick9-
burg and Potomac, Oh, 'apcake and Ohio, sbd
Richmond and York River railroads.
SLEEPING CARS aud ClIILES'S PATENT
RECLINING CHAIRS on the through express
train. THOMAS DODAMEAD,
my6 Super inLendent.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN ard Flour RanrHes

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND, VA, June 30, 1870. (
OFFERINGS,
Wheat.-White, none. Red, none.
c07n.-White, ], o28 bushels. Yellow, 90 buShcls.
Mixed, 31U bushels. u,..
Odts.-1l0 bushels. .....s
Corn.-White, 20 bushels very good ut 81 30
l. 900 bushels very good on private terms.
Oats. 100 bushels prime ut Gle.
RE-EXHTBITED.
Cnrn.-Yellow, co bushels. Mixed, 264 bushels.
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From lLIlNnIs-WHEAr CRGP-FIREs.-
P"c0g", Jui,c 29,--Ihc wheat harvest for
southern Illinois is about completed, and is
pronounced the best crop Tor many years.
Corn looks promising.
At Galesburg, H., Yesterday, a Mrs.
Dunn, whilst trying TO light Z fire with
kerosene, was 50 badly Durnd that she
dla d last night.
SETTER IL Co. in5eed oil factory, at Min
n'ar"ii,. was burned last lnght with 100
barrels oil oil and 1000 buarls tlaxseed.
Loss, S,j, 900. Insurance, p,UUU.
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GHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAII, {,
-, 80 k &c, and after Wednesday, June !.
sIo, the PASSENGER TRAINS win run as fol,

A iIkEShI LANE ANU OHlO RAIL
Se ens at TEA Mfssssns s Fun Js.s
'o Ml1E TRAIN win run daily between p,ebmor,
ana Wills saRphS sd1y be
Richmond at A. M. and arrive at White Sulphur
ss 10 ~ Leave Whise Sulphur at and
CONNECTIONS at Gordopsvle and NJ cmnaffag Close
with Orange, Alexandria and Manassas railroad
trains for Alexandria, Washington Baltimore
Philadelphia, New York, Boston, &s.; also for
New Orleans MSss s HIsS
connects with stages as follows:
AT stanton with stages for Sington, 80 miles
Natural bridge Bridge 81 miles Augusta pate Strih-
miles. s'.-'- i'>'' Ai'(' "'''s'S oa'e'
At Goshen with stages for Cold Sulphur Springs,
miles ;Rockbridge Alum Springs, Smiles Rock
Natural Bridge, IS miles.
At Milboro' with stages for Bath Alum Springs.
10 miles; Warm Springs, Is milea; Hot Syringe, 20
At Covington with stages 10 Healing Springs.
Is miles and Hot Springs, Is miles. eO'
At Allegheny with stages to Red sweetsprings.
miles; and Old Sweet Springs, !, miles.
Sulphur Springs q miles Hlae sulphur Springs.
90 miles; Red Sulphur Springs, Il miles Lewis.
burg, miles; and Charleet"n, Jog n les.
and sup 1t Covington. Goiug East, breakfast ut
Goshen and dine ut G1rd3nsvllil.
NIGHT PASSENGER TRAfcS will run be-
tween Richmond and WaSshiipston lightly without
and arrive ut Washington :35 A. - leave W ash
ngLon 1886 L. M. and arrive ut Richmond at 3:ao
moDd ami Washington. SLEEPING-CARs viii
be attached to this train, and will be run through
between Richmond and Baltimore without change.
Through tickets Issued to all points North, West,
'''N >0A'''" JAMES F. NETHERLAND,
my ~ General Ticket Aren't.
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in Richmond during the quarter ending 3oth June,
1870 33s barrels family, 90 400 barrels extra SUI
perfne, 3,707 barrels superfne, l33 half barrels
extra superne, 100 barrels fine 305 barrels mid
ding, as6 barrels condemned. 90
J. w. LEwEILRS
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ANoruER CoNvENTIoS.-T,e Board of
Trade Of Knoxville have ctled for con-
'"n'ion of"the business menp of Virginia,
Tennessee, and Georgia, to u held at Mint
vale Springs Oh the LIST Of bgust.
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INSURANCE. CONFERENCE.-The United
~ rr- senate hnS added the following to the
;irIuai revenue tax bill
And the tax upon dividends Of insu-
r,u,.,. companies shall not be deemed due
.lfff such dividends are payable, either in
ltl..u..,. nr otherwise, and the money re-
.rMu! rs mutual Insurance companies to
their lmln.y-h"ldcrS and The annual or semi
gl.s.Nl interest allowed or paid to the de-
,.,>5-or, in savings banks or saving institr-
IT, hail not hc considered aS dividends
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.s Arrest Of Supposed Thief
New York, June 3O.-Charles l.: Marian
has been arrested on suspicion of connec-
ton with the recent Treasury robbery. u
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DOUND-TOP CEMENT 900, barrels OF
III the above superior CEMEAT. y has been
fairly tested and proved to be superior 20 any IN
market. For sale low by a. y AEE' 8.
jeeS ~ss -
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Richmond Cattle Market

Richmond Cattle Market.
JUNE 3d. Cattle head Indifferent ut from
81 70 7ic. % D., ...., ..s--.-
Sheep. 900 head Indifferent ct from sto oac q b,
LambS..-l50 head at from 81. rs to &c. 80 u heat.
Cutves.- $50 head at from get $l5 q head
HoqS. None. - 80
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uOFFoS EXTRACT MALT
FOR SALE BY THE BOTTLE Or CASE AT
PowHATAN e. DUPUY's Apothecary :
je23 AJbroao sHees.

~rORFOLK AND GREAT WESTERN
IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Colonel THOMAS
s. FLOURNOY. ! President OF the road Genera -
j. ID. IMBODEN, and Rev. Is. A: DAVIS, VII III u
this notice, and win present the claims Of se Nor
folk and Great Western Railroad and the Ln anu
Loan and Trust Company 70 the promp. ann m .os
ticularH Invited and urged TO attend, their hila-
ence is always for good, and their coentenaance
particularly beneficial IN forWafdinS she srea' Gu
WEDNESDAY, 18th OF June, At Independence
1 THaURsDxY, sosh OF june, Ut Mouth OF W lson,
sMiSSiGSID,A Y, 4.h Of July, at Thomas's Factory
0 'TtGEs s 9Th of July, at Marion, sEaysa
0o WEB NEsDAY, 9Th or July. at Glade Spring,
Washington; county, Va. ~.
THURSDAY, 18th OF July. at ADihguoh, fS'
FRIDAY, sta OF July, at Bristol Va. .y,e
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PICHMOND AND YORK River

DICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
IL RAILROAD LINE-FOR BALTIMORE,
THE NORTH, AND MISUNDERSTANDING
OF SCHEDUL e. DAILY EXCEPT Sum
the PASSENGER SCHEDULE Will be run as
follows Passengers for Baltimore and points
North viii take the passenger train from the de-
pot OF the Richmond and York River Railroad at
Richmond DAILY Except Sundays) at SIS p. NJ,
ior West Point where they take, the hsI fast and
tain 8. ". FREEMAN, or ADMIRAL Captain
PHILIP REYBoLD, both Of which have been
for pa ssengers-reachlng Baltimore the following
morning In time to connect with the trains for
Philadelphia, New York, and the West. Return :
wha WIN YES just below Pratt street baltimore,
DAILY except Sandsysl at I O'CLOCK r. n,
the foliSwInS day In time 70 connect With the
express train on the Richmond and Danville rail-
road for DanyiIle and all points on that road
Greensboro: Salisbury, Charlotte, &C., q. O.;
Columbia. 8. q. and al points South.
PASSENGER TRAIN leaves Richmond daily
Freight received and forwarded promptly, and
through bills of lading given TO prominent
points. THOMAS DODAmED,
ap2J superintendent.
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to>rrv>Fp MlLH.--Otiicial returns Just
.,.,..,,Iaf the Bureau ofSttiStrs show that
IA. rui.d value If condensed milk exported
rnw the port Of New York in 1869 was
--s,.5a. at which 81 $40 went to England,
>.lH,u to Australia, S9.iM 10 the United
,-,.,.. oil Colombia. $9.lTG t. China, SS,llG
H. Brazil. S%.uS1 t. Cuba, $:i,093 10 the
Hrfj-ii West Indies, and Sl.,G1 to the Dan
..g West Indies.
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Nrw PATENTS TO N!RGINIANs.-iEay and
,..ruu press. Richard Hii!, Petersburg;
.rumI,-p Ntrartnr. tandiduS blharZ. Iltt-
-.hauia Courthouse churninS apparatus.
.ll.r> l.. Curtis. Wytlryillo.
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Nomin alton Of ID. w. voorhees,.

WASHINGTON, June 3O.-A dispatch states
that Daniel W. Voorhees,, of Ohio, has been
nominated for reelection to Congress Dy
exclamation. --- -
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Foreign Mnrkets-IBY TELEGRAPHJ.

Foreign MnIkets-IBY TELEGRAPHJ.
LONDON, June 80 -Noora,-Consols, a2i. United
States bonds 92a.
LONDON, June observation-disclosures 92i
United States bonds 903. The bullion In the Bank
Of England has increased f543, 900. Tallow quiet.
LIvERPooL, June 3o--Noon. -Cotton opens
quiet uplands, 919lod.: Orleans 10SQ0I0td. Red
winter Wheat, 9s. Cd. @99s. I'd. 1too q Ctock.-
Breadstutfs fTmer. Flour quiet Lard firm at
70s. I'd.
LIVERPOOL, June 3o-Euenin1. Cotton quiet !:
Uplands 3d.: Orleans, l0Ad., including 900 bales
for export and speculation. Corn, aos. I'd.
HAvRE, June so.-Cotton opens fiat at Lief. both
on the spot and afoat
HAvRE, June so.- Erentng. closed
heavy at li6A on the spot. sE's's' s"r -.
PARIS, June ao.-Bourse opened quiet; rentes,
ref. SIC.
PARIS. June 30-Euenin0.-B closed firm.
Rentes, 72f s5c The bullion in the Bank or France
has decreased q, 900, 600 francs.
FRANKFORT, June 3o.-United States bonds
open quiet
FRANKFORT, June 60.-Euening. limited States
bonds closed flat at $4,000.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG L. Il. Co.,,
RICHMOND, April %, 1870.
THE TRAINS OVER THIS ROAD

IL
Leave Richmond at 3:45 A. III. and 1850 p. NJ.
Leave Petersburg a. 10 A. NJ. and 7:O5 P. If.
Freight and Accommodation train, with Hassen-
ger car attached, will leave Richmond daily ut
A. NJ, and Petersburg daily at $40 A. ID. (Sun-
days excepted).
fhe a:45 A. III. train will not leave Richmond on
SUNDAYS, and the 1905 Z. N. train Will not leave
Petersburg on SUNDAYS.
Passengers for Norfolk will take the $50 p. VI.
train, running through daily. Baggage checked
through, Lv..
The passenger coach attached to the coal train
will run on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and
FRIDAYS. 80.
Leave Glover Hill at A. NJ, connecting at
Chester with the accommodation train. Passen-
gers returning will take the 250 F. NJ. train con-
Meeting ut Chester with the coal train.
THOMAS II. WYNNE,
an % SUPERINTENDENT.
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

PLANTERS AND FARMERS AT.
i Observation-Disclosures ASp tTHi =
THRASHERS AND CLEANERS TREAD.
PoWERl-0n FRIDAY, July ! On the p place e. St
Of the city iiInits or Richmond on the York River
raIiroad we viii exhibit and Test the canacity OF
one OF MELICK,S CELERHATED fEEkty.
POWER PEERLESS THRASHERs AND
CLEANERS. Come and SEQ 1t tested to your fun
A. v. d. LEIGH Co, AGENTS,
eas-A 1sls Cary street, Richmond, Va.
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ICE CREAM ICE CREAM ! -
l. r. z1uaER,s tt55srzcr,osERY.

The undersigned Is now prepared to n1anuisc,
ture and furnish at short notice bis ceseDrateo
ICE CREAM, so well known to the trace.
Hotels, Saloons, Restaurants, and Restaurants
Private Parties, Pic-Nlcs, and Fairs, VIII D. pup
piled 1t wholesale prices. x.,sr..
have Also fitted up an ELEGANT ICE
CREAM SALOON, where ! am always Isany 20
serve ladies and gentlemen With tns most Sshciou'
0iteoni'siS sS'"' s'>'' " c. ZTMMER,
mv srn no. 1898 Main street.
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DICTUREs-AN ASSORTMENT OF
I a.o0o: BIBLES, the most approved, nxia
Morocco gut, with double gilt clasps Win is my
sn,I Very cheap CARPETS OF 81 descriptions
ERAHEs Oh an sizes made on the premises. soia
nv nayments Of weekly instaiiEnenss as cheap ~
taey can os pphiis asinhia -. = = DeIs
New fosk o u - rni' a'a WILLIAM DAFPRoN.
Wholesale and Retail Pictare DeaisS'
HS. sGasnsbb etwssn Main and BrsnklLn.
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RToTICE.-.M persons hoiding. fecelpsss
wood Csneteyy, sar sect ions OF parts az seetinns
I'm said Cemetery Will please bring fhem - AN Mo.
1900 Main stsees They may % 81 VIZ, ~
view 10 Etye dsef4a ~ eaaae stsA@ W
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vAsHlNGToN NEWS.
,o-rcs,ondcncc oft.c na;t.nc7c Gczcsc.
s,sc oC Fat WoOds-sn Appeal te
bc Made Co S!tc Courts.

,.,sc az Pat. Woods-.n Appeal te
no Wade Go s.,c ToUrts.
u-,.r,<a7o>. June 90. iS10.-The case OF
vn,t> i likely Ia lie made forever
t',. .,,ohlc. ! intims'od yesterday ..iat he
"' 'Ti ,,rohaNlv hc dUly c00rio'csj Ii the
,..r Shall determine twh.ca is -,'i' a'mo. :.
.-.f,iutyl IL "stick> ~ - ""i&ii'!N.
me man shall consequently =" sen! I"
~" | learn that the matter VIII De
..'''..--h. before the courts. Plenty "s money
- oayauccd ,or this purpose. III Also
""' ",,s that the Keeper oil our incas paStile
A'iPsn.. , -. ,n~rscnt hold his sublime post
GOES "", =" ftsnartment Of the Government
ION Any -, ~, -. dignity" by the potency of
>nPt''" ' ,,I The opiuion Is, therefore,
ne IL" OH al ha5edS corpus Will De respond
~, ..;', f. ~ him with commemorate prompt
ms .,,l officer once appealed "for jus
\ commodore Decatur, alleging that
'..' ..,.,,, had pulled hlSnose and kicked
- ..' w., orr end If the rhiladclphia navy
... '.,fhr other. And is this vile clti-
''.'' va, li,Ing?" inquired calmly the Com
pt.. "Nr>. replied the supplicant.
.".,l ,au viii accompany me will point
.......,, & Il have already dictated re-
:,r your dismissal from the navy,
.il..,jur: aud upon inquiry. if find
..if,,.,,' nthcy'rIS,. qualified [ shall re-
..,..,,.I him for Your position.
,u.,r,f If this mecdotc is not that
49, W|,rl- shall or Ought TO take the place
.,..,,.,> rg rnYtrr. II is 10 the effect
- -. I.,r rr,.->. ~ a body. shall proclaim
,r...,r collective ro@niZance of personal
t.,,.,., including insults and bodily lnlu-
.,.,l,,.rfd upon their members, whenever
.a..-,I. il must needs he merely pro-
...r.,,I.a Of personal responsibility. and
@. 1u.nration in open Gay OF personal cow
.-l,r ana iniN idual immunity for
,.F.rrr,. however outrageous. committed
II their official or unofficial capacity. y.
Av>HSrY- Washington. June 29.-An eff
,..t !. ~ hr made 1t the next meeting OF
tt E..utl>t"uctiun Committee TO frame
-.l.r Aiud Of IN amnesty bill which will be
$685.. IA .l" t. the Republican members. 1t
...# IT.. somewhat more liberal than the bill
A., General Hutlcr. which the committee
f.,,,. ,.>tpnnrci till December. Should the
,.,a..r Of the House lie against 4 general
..0. h,cyrr. il is proposed TO pass the bill
,...,fll,., i'm the Senate, which, includes over
"a .l.u>and names. and TO add to il quite
. ,.,-.,. number in the House. The policy
un.N the Republicans Intimate they will
.alr>3t. in this particular Is TO place the
lainr Of every person i'll the bill for amnesty
VICE has applied 10y petition or letter for the
sane. Therefore. II Il general bill fats, as
/, NOW very probable, all that will be done
WA nr the passage ri y special act Of relief.
Tn, ,irt that The President il against gene
FL! amnesty. taken together with the fall
,.,.Jions in the South. influences Congress
VERY materially - Washington telegram-
i1ittimUrt san.
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New Orleans Firemen Visiting Phfla.
delDfliA. - - .-

PHILADELPHIA, June S0.-Forty-hve IRE
companies are in line this morning awaiting
the arrival of the visiting firemen from Ne"
Orleans s-Haa
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nAfrR0ADs--
Polish nTioSHHM0HD, FREDERICKSBURG Avn
MEN mhSr, no UTE TO Ale PoiHrs

priT9S,nt MOND. FREDERICKsBr1R1 .rn
AohHHmAG R0UT TO Ale pnnUr.
NohTH, EAST, AND NORTHWEsTrtSfs
~ TEAM RAJ !, No; THROUGH NAIL TRAN
EiaSth leaves the depot corner of RT,a a 0a
R;chmoai d, aaiiy mt HIS A. NJ Arrivss n
iS Tn Pa aaity ut 2:3s z. M. - nifiYes In
NIB pE "A NO. 1.-THE BALTTMOr,E Hypp,a,
.aaN, connecting at AQUA crack ,,, hE
sslshHels teorPennna and fronss1ea ~Iasm III tpe
uusspo5, corner OF Broad and Eiahfb :, rna, tne
lounaays exceptedj at 4:s0 p. N. 1890 h, Saiiy
h' mp h9ndays exceptedl at 800 M Az "ich-
TRAIN NO. 3.-THROGGH NAT rp.
" asnfnston leaves the depot corner or R aLS pig
Eighth streets, daily Sundays excented ysd and
A. s ~; arrives In Richmond Mondsys sseep:e@
. TaRoyGA TICKETS and THROUGH R.a
SASE CHECkS to all principal DON'T .tn ~.
H0RTa EAST, and NORTHWEST. III mo
FhEIGhTS contracted for and fnrv,rd.s
9anE Win dispatch, to all points NORTH and
SPECIAL NoTIcE.-The BALTMoPr
pRESS TRAIN will run as far as Milford sf.fta,,
on Sunda leaving, Richmo pd, corner OF aroodd
and ana Eightn streets. at "a. M Returning, win
leaVe Mniord on Mondays at GA A. d. sTd Ar.
rive at Richmond at s:3oA. NJ. ~"H ar
Apply at COmPANY,S OFFICE. corner ~
Broad and Eighth streets. >A'' VI
J. B. GENTRY,
General Ticket Agent
Ed. T. b. MYERS, General Superintendent
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DISCOVERY OF THE NORTH POLE
~ AND TUFTS ARCTIC SODA FOUNTAIN
al the corner Of Eleventh and Main streets, where
YOU can keep cool by drinking ARCTIC SODA
WATER with pure frnit-juice syrnPs: Also,
finest brands Of CIGAKS, CHEWING and
%" =. 1.Aeo,Im GEORGE sCHEE.
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Domestic Murkets-IBY TELEGRApHI.

NEW YORK, June SO-Noon.--Flour quiet and
steady. Wheat held little higher, but quiet.
Corn dull and inch Inged. Pork dull Mess, $3.50
Lard dull at l5s@l6c. Cotton dull and nominal !;
sales 200 bales al 2oa@l2c. Trpeniine steady ut 81
G327lc; Rosln quiet at s262$2oS for strained.
Evening. -Cotto rnominal sales, CSC bales !; mid
ding Uplands, 2oIs Flour dull AMI heavy; 81 :
extra. s60SC.sO. Wheat. sound, lc. better I'M
sound heavy and declining: winter rcd Western
and aHs WsdeWy sa0s c9 saaf c
iirmer kettle, ltt@iGsc. ,Nhiskey lower at SOC.
sl.o2, closing at 81. Groceries quiet and dull.
hrmer.
BALTIMORE, June ao.-Flour dull and steady !;
Howartl-strcet superfne. s5.5o6lsG.75; extra.
$3.50 81: 50 family, s7.2s@sa: CRY Mlls-super-
F7ssGsiS. Western-:snpsrilne, ss:5aGse; extra
$6.o5@te is: family: $d.75@s7 Wheat--Mary-
sn @hs gors s aetse and w sser
with sales at 81. 1G@sl2o; yellcw dull and nomi-
nal ut $l.o5. Oats, co@e4c Provisions unchanged.
Hhiskey active AT $l.034JSl.0!.
Cnttte.-Offerings to-day amounted to about
1850 head the market was tOlerably brisk at de-
cline of tG3c. sheep-Thcre is q full supply Of
for fat >heeD, and 75c. BI.25 for stockers, and
S2.5oGDsa per head for Lambs. i1ogs-The supply
continues large and prices are lower; corn,fed
Hogs, 12fMl2ic. st0ckers, l2@l2tc. with slow
sails.
Virginia o's, old, cd bid, So asked; lscs's e5 bid
CO asked. North Carolina e's, new, 2e5 bid, 20
asked.
CINCINNATI, June 30.--Flour dull and nominal ;
Family held az $5.5n. Corn flrmer ut s3c. but held
at s5c. Whskey quiet, with small sales NJ VI
Pork dull and nominally quoted ut $2s. 159t $50.
bacon lower sales of SO ogsheads clear rib Sides
ut 18QlGtc. chiefly ut the inside price shoulders
held at l3f. Lard dull. with small sales ut Ice.
NORFOLK, VA, June 3o.-Cotton fat and nomi-
nal low Iniditng &c.. receipts, 90 bales; en-
porls coastwise, 327 bales; stock, l,436 bales.
CHARLESTON, June 3o.-Cotlon dull Mt 1stGg
1s3c; sales, $50 bales receipts, esi bales; stock,
s, $40 bales. ~"
AUGUSTA, juno 30.-Cotton closed dull and no.
mnal at 175c. sales, $50 bales receipts 90 bales.
SAVANNAH, June 3o.-Cotton dull ct lstc.
sales $50 bales receipts, 446 bales; EXPORTS I'D
bales; stock, IL, $40 bales.
MOBILE, June so.-Cotton quiet; low middlIng,
175@l7;c. sales, 800 bales ; receipts, la7 bales
exports, Is bales /; stock, 5000 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. June so.-Cotton quiet and
steady ut s19c. sales, 1900 bales; receipts. 100
bales exports to Great Britain, ; $50 bales stock,
CO. Oh bales. The years Imports OF c0iies were
ports. Gold, 1llS. New York sight, premium.