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NEW YORK, june 4-Hoon.-Flour dull;
Wheat Quiet and heavy. Corn steady. Pork dull
at 5000. Lard quiet at 1s9l65c:. Cotton lower
500 bales am Is a Naya stores Ess da as sp
e. O5 for strained. Freights dull.
Ere1sfng Cotton dull aud dropping; sales, 900
bales :. mIddling uplands, 2lc. Flour l0c. lower.
Wheat 46D5c. lower. Corn lower new mixed
western, Csc. 6QSl .o3. Beef quiet. Mess Pork
lover at $3O@f3Qb. Lard heavy; Kettle, l6t@i6tc.
Naval Stores duli. Tallow unchanged. Frcigh:s
dull. -.k
BALTIMORE, June e4.-FIour dull and nm
changed Wheat steady. Corn quiet. Oa g
lower light. 55c. heavy, 60U61c: rye, 3l.osQ
$l.lO. Provisions unchanged. Wmskey, sl.olea
$lO9.
NEW ORLEANS, June Cotton duh and nomi-
nal At IN sales, :, $50 bales Iecelpts, a,Ins
bales exports TO Genoa, 1000 bales STOCK, so' fst
bales.
Gold, lii. New York sight premium.
SAVANNAH, June 2a.-Cotton quiet and n weak a.
p Ie ss Sse $50 s sas baes Low 0A
WILMINGTON, N. c., june A.-Cotton duh Al
193c. STOCK. 500 bales, s'-
CHARLESTON june 24.-Cotton nat and noml.
nal at Nt1lssc. sales, 25 bales receipts, 1s
bales ;exports, l,2ol bales stock, $3.50 bales.
NORFOLK, June a.-Cotton dull and nominal
low middltngs, lsAc. receipts, 45 Dales e1poIis
1ss bales; stock, 1888 bales. =
AUGUSTA. june e4.-Cotton quiet and lower
with light offerings at 1st0lssc. sales, zoo bales
stock, &, 1916 bales. al 8 :. T.: - s
CINCINNATI, June 2i.--Flour dull ana I'm
changed Corn dull and neglected; Csc. asken
Whiskey nominal. Mess Pork lower az s2s 10
Bacon nominally Unchanged Lard heavy ~ iec'
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The ;4ssornasesy;.S lpLTns rev

4 - sS,s ys$reMSf@fefaap-xEeM New
,4s.p,..,.s Attorney.Gener
] ARLINGTON, June 24.-Attorney-G Gene.
aaald0ars resignation takes effect on the
appointment and qualification Of his sue.
ress9ts Inc new attorney General (Aker.
nigh quarters that the for7nalIties urecesd.
ing MS Qualification viii require month. !"
The President has dgned The Departmenf
OF Justice bin, which greatly i1creases the
patronage of the Acknowledgement. MIR.
j Hoar will continue to exercise the f,1nc.
lions of the office until Akern,ar1 can 1uaI-
ny, during which time the patronage Of the
department Of Justice will have been ex-
pended. ~ -. 0'N
The Southern Pacific Railroad R,u.
WASHINGTON, June A.-After long de.
6ate, the Senate last night adopted Senator
Nye's amendment to the Southern Pacific
railroad bill, placing General Fremont's
! name al Inc head Of the incorporators by a
then discussed till adjournment. There are
now l16 incorporators for the road.
The Alexandria and Fredsrfcksbura
49, eas zuG5 Railroad.
WASHINGTON, June A.-Engineer Wor.
reli, Win twenty men, started from Alex
andria yesterday to finish the survey Of the
Alexandria and Fredericksburg railroad.
Various items. ~ 80
WASHINGTON, June A.-Adyices received
at the state Department from London re-
port the incarceration Of the American Con
sui at Leith, Scotland, for misdemeanor in
connection with the Bolton masquerade.
., T Inc revenue receipts to-day were nearly
81 ,O00, 200. : y, 80.
General Longstreetis here.
There will be minority and majority re-
port on the Imprisonment of Hatch in San
Domingo. The majority report exonorates
General Babcock, the United States consul.
The President to-day nominated j. p.
Root, of Kansas, minister to Chill STAN
lsiaus Gautier, consul at Cape Haytien I;
Joseph G. Bennett, of Kansas, consul at
chihuahua and Charles T. German, of
Michigan, minister to Hague.
The President has himself declared that
he intends to remove Mr.. Motley, minister
to England; but it is untrue, as has been
stated, that he intends to fill his place with
Secretary Fish. The President has never
SO Unlimited to Mr.. Fish, though the latter
can have the mission if he should wish it.
+ The Secretary Of the Treasury directs the
payment of the interest due July LIST on and
after Tuesday next without rebate.
The President has signed the bill paying
loyal citizens. for taking the census in 1880.
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The WEST VIRGINIA REPUBLICAN STATE
toNyESTloS.- Wheeling, June 22.-At the
Republican State Convention. which as
srmblcd i'll Parkersburg this morning, Ro-
bert 5. Brown, OF jackson, was elected per-
mancnt president. The Committee Oh
Platform submit ed q majority report, which
fully endorsed the action Of the represents
tiycS in the Inst session of the Legislature,
and also recognizes the right Of each indi-
vidual to think, speak, and vote according
to his best Judgment and the dictates Of his
conscience.
4 resolution was reported favoring the
removal Of the disqualifications and restric
lions imposed on late rebels in the same
measure As their spirit of loyalty directs
and - is consistent with the safety of loya
people. and recommending such Legislation
- will be necessary to carry it out.
The whole State ticket was re-nominated
Governor Stevenson was called for and made
q l:ief speech, after which the Convention
adjourned.
The congressional conventions for thu
first and second districts were held immc
dlately after. General Golf was nominated
for Congress from the first district and Mr.
McGrcw from the second.
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Foreign News.
TSaLlSD.


G ENGLAND.
LONDON, June 24.-Telegrams from yari.
Gus parts of the country report showers,
greatly helping the crops, though the wea-
ther is still warm and the ground dry. 'r
The Irish cables have been restored to
perfect working order.
...' ~'... SPAIN.
MADRID, June 24.-The Spanish Govern.
ment proposes to consolidate Its loans.
-. DENMARK.
sTUTeARDT, June 24.-The Car of Russia
is here on visit. -
! >a.. HOLLAND.
AMSTERDAM, June 24.-The Bank of Hol
land has reduced its minimum rate of int
rest to three per cent.
LONDON, June 24.-The Cambria and
Sappho leave Queenstown on the 18th of
July for their race across the Atlantic.
SOUTH AMERICA. .-
LIDBoN, June 24.-The Rio Janeiro mai
steamer has arrived. The treaty between
the Allies and Paraguayans had not beer
signed.
A bill recently introduced in the Brazi
liam Chambers frees the children of slaves
born after its passage. .s......,
CANADIAN AFFAIRs-THE DEMANDS UPON
ENGLAND.
OTTAWA, CANADA, June 2.-The Cana.
dian delegates to England are instructed tC
demand indemnity for the past and protec
ton against future Fenian raids, and ia
urge aid for the British Pacific railroad.
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a Leading Republican Paper on the
Pat Woods Case.
From the Cincinnati Commercial, ed.


We know nothing Of the merits Of the
,,t.rh n;nn Mr.. Porter, who is Rcpuhli-
NV, member Of the House, except that it
zoos committed. not nj the seat Of Govern.
won't. hut at'Richmond. Virginia. and that
bis aSsailant is reported to have been drunk
- me time. and not to have known that
Porter was a member OF Congress Under
ms state OF facts the question arises land It
j. = very grave onc), What right has the
House Of Representatives to Interfere TO
f.A,, q simple case of assault and battery
,,t or the ordinary course Of judicial pro.
,rrImr>: Arc citizens of the United
States liable To arrest and transportation
rui or The district in which their tlomicil
j found to w tried. not by a jury of their
nrcrS. hut BY one branch Of 4 legislative
body. or II may be by a partisan majority
n that body? And is the writ Of h<,boos
sorp,.<. which has been tic pcrpetuc.i shield
If tn, rights Of EngliShmen for Two INN.
,;r, Il wears. and Of Americans e',er since wv,
nal n Government, liable TO he suspended
md sc; at naught ny the ",Ihitrary caprice
# a >rrccant-at-arins? 4 these things ca,,
,,c done in the case Of zoe humbiest citizen,
TO matter II he may he a drunken Irish
nan. they may I've ,tonr in ANY case. and no
man who gets INTO \ quarrel with con-
FRESHMAN is >-fc nom being brought to
Washington 10 answer for il. .....-
Are m mhGrS of Congress made inviola-
lie. in a sense which does not attach TO any
r''lrC Of either the national or the State
:. .ycTunpntS: Does their constitutional
'.,rIyilr.e" extend all over the country.
- that thrv cannot he held amcuablc to any
~ The ordinary laws that regulate personal
,l-,ht> and the Intercourse of society," Are
.hc members Of both Houses Of Congress
..,harterrd lihcrtincS." free to assault
whom they please, even To mortal issue, 1t
NAV lie. and then at liberty to throw them
>,hr> upon their privilege" and refuse
Ia answer for the injury or outrage they
may have committed except to the body Of
which they are members? And Is this
privilege Of theirs so sacred and paramount
HAT i, oyerriles rropr'o Uigore the consti-
'iiona provision that the writ Of hobeQs
corpus shall never be suspended except
when. i'll cases of rebellion or invasion, the
public safety may require it:
These are grave issues, and should not he
suffered to lie buried under amy apparent
In>Ignlcance Of the parties who my he at
present Involved. We are drifting too far
from the necessary and wholesome sanction
Il law when $ blouse of Representatives
-nt'> 30 far aSto incarccrate any citizen from
,nv state on n mere or p0rtc statement Of
a>Sauit and battery should be left to the
courts Of justice, which are amply compe-
tent 10 protect the rights of members of
congress rs we'll "a Of other citizens. And we
aVprehend that the House of Representa-.
tiyrs. before il is done with its sclfimpoSed
function Of the trial Of Patrick Woods, of
Richmond. may possibly find that il has en-
-~.,.rd III not only 4 small but Il dangerous
lVlSluCSS. Wv.
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The Texas LEGISLATURE,

. GALVESTON, TEXAS, June "a The Senate
has passed the House militia bill by vote
OF: 10 to- 5. Previous to. the vote thirteen
Conservative senators bolted. They We're
brought back by the sergeant-at-Arms and
released to make quorum. The bill was
then passed. Eight senators are still under
arrest. There Is great indignation at the
bill and the manner Of its passage. ",'
(; a newspaper correspondent has been ex-
PEELED from the floor and galleries for calling
Mrs. Governor Davis and other ladies "lob-
byists." is 2n"htes - - tl:1..- -,'I = q,
Bills giving the Governor power to APP
point all civil officers, to appoint all regis
tration officers, and to organize State po-
lice, Of which. shelshalt. have the appoint
ment; are up, and will doubtless pass in a
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General Longstreet is in Washington.

General Longstrcet is in Washington.
Mrs. Lynch, aged forty-1ivc years, was
run over Thursday night by the cars on the
Germantown railroad, in Philadelphia, and
killed.. She had in her arms an infant,
which fell on the cow-catchcr, and was car.
4lcd 1900 feet unhrirt.
The factory occupied by Weaverhead d
Thompson. turner's and spool manuiac-
tnrers, and Siocum Brothers, dealers in
boots, at Central Falls, II. l., was partially
destroyed by fire Thursday. -
Mr. Sicrin, travelling agent Of a Cincn-
natl jcwelry house, had n carpct-bag con-
tanning nearly $1,000 worth of jewelry
stolen from him Thursda while pure hasing
d ticket on the Alton packet in ST. Louis.
he hartford and Erie Railroad bill,
which has been before the Massachusetts,
Legislature for sometime, and also the
eght-hour bill, were defeated Thursday,
after which that body adjourned, having
had d session of no days.
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Marine News.

FORTRESS MONROE, June 24.-Passed in
for Baltimore, brigs Rocky Glenn and Spark
ling Water, from Matanzas. Passed out,
bark Ada Carter, from Norfolk for Ha-
vana. .,--- ........ -... f..
Arrived, revenue steamer Northerner,
Captain Chase, from cruise. She reports
brig Reward, from Demarara, and schooner
William F. McKewin, from Elentreru, for
Baltimore. .@ --tir
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TELEGRAPHIC INTERCOURSE WITH INDIA
CONGRATULATIONS DISPATCHES. - Bombay,
Huiad. June %, 1ST0.-President Of the
United States, Washington The Viceroy
81 India for the first time speaks direct by
telegraph with the President of the United
states. May the completion of this long
line Of uninterrupted communication be
the emblem Of lasting union between the
eastern and western worlds.
LoI.Gloa, June 23.-The President of the
Udited States, Washington | feel sure
YOU will rejoice with me over the compile
ton this evening of submarine Geographic
communication between America, Great
Britain, and India. PRINCE OF WALES.
Washington, June $50 the Prince of
Wales: Your dispatch Of this evening is
received. America and Great Britain have
reason TO feel gratiticd ut the successful con-
ncction Of the far East with them by SUBJ
HaJine cables. u. S. GRANT.
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NORFOLK AND GREAT WESTERN

NORFOLK AND GREAT WESTERN
~ RAILROAD-NUTICE. THOMAS
i. FLOURNOY, President Of the road; General
], D. IMBODEN, ami Rev. Z. A. DAVIS. will adj
dress the people az the times ana places named IN
folk and Great western Railroad and the Lana i,no
Loan and Trust Company to the prompt and ilbe.
raj patronage Of the people. The ladies are par
ticularly Invited and urged TO attend, their inhu
ence IS ALWAYS for good and their countenance
particularly beneficial IN forwarding the great en-
terprises Of the country.
sATURDAY, 2sth OF June, at Htlisville, Carroll
county, Va. -
MONDAY, 9th Of June, Mt Otd Town, Grayson
county, Va. ,,.,, s
TUESDAY, 18th Of June, at Trap Hill, surry
WEDNESDAY, 18th OF June, at Independence,
III THauRsDAY, aoth of June, at Mouth OF Wilson,
Grayson, Va. =, >-%I'S =.
MONDAY, 4th of July, at Thomas's Factory,
Smyth county, Va. {. D.,
TUESDAY, 9Th of: July, at Marion, smyti'
WEDNESDAY, sti, of July, ut Glade Spring,
Washington county, Va.
THURSDAY, It'll OF July. at Abingdon, Va.
FRIDAY, 9Th OF July, at Bristol, Va.
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DOCKBRIDGE. ALUM SPRINGS, VA.
OPEN MAY Is, 1870.


This fayorite and celebrated WATERING
PLACE Is now in complete order for the reeep.
. Some Important improvements have beed sdde4
into the hands Of the present Proprietor, ApdItis
his purpose to keep II IN style not snfpasse3
] The remarkable. medicinal and curattyg poaer
of the water Is well known to the mGd3caa prons-
sion and TO the springs going pnnicA AZ SE AZ,
iTOGIC, there Is no known mineral wafereqna!
Ito 1t. In all angmfc conditions OF the system ana.
states OF the constitssto loss OF
appetite, and general nervous prCafrattDnf ses
powcrs and virtue al restorative maybe safely
pronounced to BIO without q known rival amongst
the mineral waters Of the world. :. %,iI.
Il They are especially indicated In the Mnoe caeees
of ailments pecuhsrIo the female So
/ The proprietor wilt have provided fof the taMne'
and ballroom q FIRST class band OF EuBlof ana
lin general Eli he7sourceS Of amusefnem andre
creation usually found at our best summer Tes65y'
will be at the command OF the guests nc hOdh''
iBRlDGEALUbf.'hGFIa& Y rsIsi..
The place lie within eleven to thirteen hourp OF,
|iRichmond, lW ashihgeon, Baltimore, &ei, byran
all in daylight. PASSENGERS leave the cara aaasSss
l Chesa peake and Ohio railroad at Goshen 0epot,
land new and elegant sfage-coaches, pas@pg -
lpidly over smooth end level road or only tl&ns;
miles set down the visitors at the springsto Tea,
L Telegraph ONCE In the hotel. Q b sS.saosS!
l. JAMES "a FRAZIER, PropYe&G1s: y
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DEATH OF SISTER OF CHAR1TY.-On the
18th instant Sister Matilda Coskery died ut
It. JoSeph's, near Emmittshurg, Maryland
The Baltimore Catholic Mirror, referring
10 the deceased, says: ."-
During long period Of time Sister Ma.
tilda discharged faithfully, in variety Of
capacities and in many different places, the
duties of her sacred calling, her first post
being, if We mistake not, Mt. st. Mary's
College, Maryland. AS early as 1884, if not
before that wear, she. together with Sisters
Olympia, Octayia, and Ursula, took charge
OF the patients al the Maryland Hospital,
ot this city. She MAS afterwards Sister Ser
KANT at Mt. st. Ninccnt'S Hospital, Balti-
more. and at Mount Hope also at Medical
Hospital. in Richmond, Virginia the Or
phan Asylum at Norfolk at Rochester, New
York; and various other places. During
the civil war she ministered ut various
places 10 the sick and wounded. For some
wears past she has been at the Mother
House, st. Joscph'S, near Enmittsburg,
where portion of her duties consisted in
relieving The wants of the poor and sick for
several miles around st. Joscph's."
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le 800 y -. near EXCHANGE Hotei.A
T ARGE AND VALUABLE REAL Es-
d m TATE ~ aF K Sir2 ~ mp To Re
SALE.-In the Cult Of the Dismal swamp Land
company Con and ais. %. Robert Anderson's eura-
city Of Williamsburg and county of james City,
iswas, among other things, desreed az folloxs 1.
tns being admitted by the parties that sale Of
died seized and possessed viii be Necessary for the
payment Of his debts, and that it would be to the
nIeIsSt OF az parties that the same be now sold.
me Court, without deciding any ques ions In the
RE REAL EsT1TE whereof the said Robert Anders
and parcels, and at such times and places, as the
deem best TIL i the sale be made after thirty
The city of Richmond. and one printed In the city
OF Norfolk. and pasted at the courthouse doors Of
real estate to be sold is upon the following terms s
sufficient sum In cash to pay The expenses Of the
sale the balance to be paid In O. L. and lS months,
day or sale, the purchasers to execute bonds with
sufficient personal security, payable to the: COM
mIssioners, for their respective purchases
signed, appointed special commissioners to exc
cute this decree. will sell the following property
In the toTa Of Y9rk, State Of Virginia Over ONE
WHARF right on the river shore. Also the fol-
lowing FARMS, adjoining the town, and veIy
70 NopfGlk, Richmond, aud Baltimore: FRENCH
arm, 50 acres bisEoS ouAhTER farm 100
acres; VAN buren, farm, Ito acres; HUB
BARD'S farm. oacres ROWE'S farm, 30 acres /;
ELLIOTT'S farm, IL acres; M0NETT'S farm,
90 acres GRIFFIE'S Woodland so acres
Also eight or ten LOTS in the city Of Williams
burg, state Of Virginia, well situated, some Of
them having houses on them. Also one HOUSE
AND LOT, and oneLOT, in Norfolk city on Gums
bzrland street. ~. a." -
The sale OF the above property will be made
privately by the commissioners whenever they re-
criye fair offer for any portion thereof. Ii not
sold privately before october Goth, that being
York county court-dAy, then al Of such property
lying In the town of York and the county adjacent
will be put up by the said commissioners before
the courthouse door in the town Of York.
The property in Williamsburg will be sold on
the 10TH DAY OF OCTOBER, at the courthouse
door In that city, If not sold privately before that
time. 49, ir- -
The Norfolk City property win be sold on the
premises the 18th DAY OF OCTOBER, IL not
sold before that time privately BY the commits
sioners. j.. .<.t-a = - 1880.
Persons Wishing to purchase will find good ho-
tel In Yorktown, and George W. Greenwood will
show the property. In Williamsburg purchasers
can write to Robert A. Bright, Esq, Williams
burg, Va. s,rt : zrr-,',
The commissioners will be ready to sell any Of
the above property privately after thirty days
have passed from the first publication Of this In
't' "u ''-o wv William lillian 8. PEACHY,
s...., . -.sst JOHN It. SEAWELL,
.... ....-- TAZEWELL TAYLOR,
je l7-a0t .e ROSERT A. BRIGHT
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TELEGRApHTC. NEWS.
New York stock. and money MARI

view York stock, and Money Market,
Nsw YORK, juno Pa aon.--s.ocka irregular,
Money, teas per cent. Sterling Exuhanse-Isonr,
aoss shors, iioa. Gold lie. s-so's 'ss iila Ten.
nessee es, ex-coapons, ESQ., new, eat. Virginia
os' ex.cenponss esa; new, 10 asked Louisians
Sa W;'new,sa ,Lesee ga, 80; as. ss. Alabama
Sa,,S W. Ss. g asked Georgia cs, 90, rs, sss
te's, ais; new, s2s. 10. ~ o' ''
hrentn9.-Mchey unchanged. Sterling lop,sD
,ess. Gold, Iils0iliz. Governments declined i.
southern Securities steady. ... -
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THE WORD "WnIrH" IN CONNECTICUT
Nc,r Horen, June 23.-In the lower branch of
the Legislature to-day the proposed amend
m"nt TO the state Constitution striking out
the word "whitc" failed to pass, wanting
The requisite two-thirds vote. The vote
was strictly partisan, and stood as follows !:
YEAS Radicals), 1i0; nays (Dcmocrats), 50.
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cForsisn n1nrks.s-fBY TELraaan11. s

I Foreign Mnrke.s-EBY TELEGaATHI1. f1f
LONDON, June ~ Edtnss-C onsoIs, 92s. United
statss Bonds. 500. Tailow nrma Tnrpentine,
sos. 20 sasos, 3d. Tk?TY ,TIgI 9;t,-g
.LITEBPooL, June Toon.--C Cotton dull; up
lands, slasd orleans, 10fd ; estimated sales 900
bales. Sales for the week, Sc GOO bales, intending
ccoe bales for export and coo bales for, speo11-
ton. Stock, a2 900 bales including 4s5 600 bales
LVERPo1L,s June ID Erenfn1. Cotton heavy !;
upIands lolDotd.j Orleans, 1otG2i05d.; sales 600
bales. Earns and fabrics Mt Manchester heeTy.
PARIS, june A-Bourse opened Arm ut r2f. SIS.
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Baseball.

WASHINGTON, June 24.-The Nationals
beat the Olympics to-day in match game.
Score, % to II, leaving the Nationals the
6 chaInpions" of the South. - = ~
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rVHE HOT SPRINGS aI,z.,s - NJ +
ProssssorJ J. Il. casr1t, II. Il b., os ths
OF virginia, resident physician: In 10

II Tbs renowned .WATEhaNt4.FLALE,Y III 80.
open for theyreceDtfon. OF .gaaitoretJ UN 10y
These Springs offer unsurpassed att8senons aN
both tbe1Dyslid and the pie1sure.seekexs Ao;sxs
pense or Gnoxt VIII be sparedb The pye pEtseof60
make y IS comfortable and pleasautass 80
~ T Sasls1uss sources ..., Of wAERaS
at these Springs vary, In tenn sEagms
grees Fahrenheit foss TO dcersesss hhcsAbe1fi1
sent every variety OF bath Observation-Disclosures
They are, moreoyes, feaHd e gysgsEA ths sz.ten
whether sable, sufEhBrars, alcntftcHks gr ERtys
beate, IN cases Tor which such waters ss pe Mn1G
DESCRIPTIVE .fAMPIntETS, etptA 7atng d
detailed account OF these Springs aIse feRofH q,
numerous cases cured Of relieved, VIII W lGNSsps1
to s. {. TAKDY Co., Richmond, " 49,. y,
/ yATELEGEAPH 0friCE has been setsllslea
at the Springs, thus afoyding Stslt9rs IN 0pYqts
tunity OK prompt 6stcation With sgory Bat,
OF the world. A.. MGGLpaGs M4nsxer'l z,
THljs. Il. PRICE d Cos
/ my ls-2m ss4s &Qwnesss 8iehmord. We.
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ICEGoING UP.-Ness York, June 23.-The
ice companies will advance the price for ice
IN this city next week from one dollarato
one dollar and quarter per hundred. A
company is now forming to bring ice from
Mama " {.
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Trial OF an Ex.Revenne supervisors.
RALEIGH, n. ca June 24.-The argument
IN the case Of General W. r. Bennett, ex-
supervisor of internal revenue Of North
and South Carolina, charged with oppres-
sion q while In Office, closed yesterday
afternoon, and the case was given to the
Jury, 1t is thought no verdict will be
reached as the jury is divided. j