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TEfEGR PHTc ) i NEWS.
new York sfo.I, CO. =

csS" a"FA bG00A 4AQ2 MOMesRy8arIx ct
|. I'VE" YORK, June rs Eoon. II Market yery
neaVg and irregular. Governments opened very
neaVy and t@t lower than last night. State Seem
kiues duli. Money, s@s per cent. Sterling Ex-
chanse-Long, 1895; short, llot. Gold dull and
suncnanaed at ILL., 5-eo's, 's2, coupons, Ilos. Ten
nessee es-Ex'coupons, ee3 asked new, Oh. yir-
g,hia os-Ex-coupons- 10 asked; new, sesi asked.
louisiana es-old, 77s; new, 70. Level rs u:
SIS, es. Alabama s's, 1o1; SIS, 70 asked. Georgia
os' "; rs, ees. North Carolina s's, 4sk asked ::
new ". South Carolina Gs. s2 asked; new, 81. =
soenang.-Moneya @a per cent. with exceptions
per cent Sterling, 1osi@loai. Gold, 1lIt0llla
Governments strong and advanced t@sc. South
ern securities generally steady.
fight.-Money easy with prime notes in small,
supply ana wanted at 5t@7 per cent. Sterling
Exchange during the forenoon was quiet and firm
at 1oss@lost: armer during the afternoon. and
closed Mt 118t@loea. Gold quiet-ra nging from
lloaNllla. During the afternoon 1t was frmer and
more active, In sympathy with the advance In Ex-
change the price rose to llla afterw ards fell off
to ILL, and closed dull at lll36Il1s.
Governments decidedly stronger. with An in
creased business generally, and more especially
IN o's. AT the close they were dull, but stronger
than during the afternoon SIS, 49, coupons, 1l7s;
e1s' lloa; CAS-, 1lo!; c5's, 1los; new, l13b; CTS,
1las; eS's, 1l3t 1o-1O's, 1917
southern Securities during the forenoon we're
quiet and steady: during the afternoon weaker on
iennessees, but generally steady on others, and
closed very quiet with little or no change In
Prices. tennessee e's, esq new, Oft. Virginia
SIS, 6sa. Louisiana 6's, IL; new, 7o6D7a. Levee
e's, II; s's, s5. Alabama s's 1ol SIS, r. Georgia
SIS, SO; It's, 95s. North Carolina s's, 49; new, p.
South Carolina 8's, 40 new, SO.
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Financial and Commercial.


NEW YORK, June 2s-Noon--Flour dull
ing Corn qaiet and heavy: Pork lower at sse. IS.
bales at 2oi@2lac: TarpentIne dull at SIC. Rosin
dun at $26$2.O5 for strained. Freights dull.
Euentng.- Cotton lower sales, 400 bales; mid
ding uplands, 2otc: Flour 1o@2oc. lower super
fine State, S5.l0G9S5.30; common to fair extra
southern, S6@$s.sO. Wheat 3@4c. lower winter
red and amber western, 81: 4O@S145. Corn I'M
changed ns n Beef steady Pork lower at s2e;e23@
Whlskey frmer at $1.03. Groceries quiet. Nayal
Stores dull. Freights unchanged.
BALTIMORE, June os.-Cotton nominal at 2oic.
Flour dull and weak. Wheat dull and nominal
d oafs dull Al Ssc wats
changed. Whiskey $l.03Q$L04- -, =.
Virginia G's7Old, 81 bid, So asked do. Ilsss's
e5 bid, eSl asked; do. lsa7's, 90 bid, so asked.
CINCINNATI, June 2s.-Flour dull and
a dp sRa Been sod Set
ter than soc. Whiskey frmer at 81. Mess Pork
held at $40. Bacon quiet; shoulders, lstc. sugar.
cured hams, 2la022c.
NEW ORLEANS, June 2s1Cotton quiet and
steady at 1s@19fc. sales 300 bales; receipts, 23s
bales exports, 732 bales stock, a. 9s7 bales. Su.
gar and M0lasses unchanged.
Gold, Ill. New York sight, a@tc. premium.
AUGUSTA, June es.-Cotton In good demand al
lower rates with free offerings sales 400 bales
receipts, is bales middlings, l7i@lsc.
lsc. sales, so bales receipts, 90 bales exports,
~ bales stock, 25,5 bales.
CHARLESTON, June 2S.-Cotton dull at ls,c.:
sales, so bales receipts 100 bales; stock, S, 5ss
bales.
NORFOLK, VA, June 2S.-Cotton dull and no.ni-
nal; low middlings, lSsc.; receipts, SO bales
stock, l,SoS bales.
SAVANNAH, June 2s.-Cotton quiet at 1s36
1870. sales, loo bales; receipts a52 bales; STOCK
is $40 bales,
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We sincerely trust tie young V;ra;nian
VINO Is debarred from admission, TO the
Naval Academy because he declines TO
swear That ne had no sympathy In the re-
peiiton In which Instantly heartily enlisted
VIII WI, not not, be any longer prescribed. The
S tes when boys are called upon to
schools are disgrace to our statute books.
me more oath.taking tlae more lying there
VIII be, and the more we prescribe chill
dren for the rebellion Of their parents the
more that rebellion will DO respected. The
administration Of the test-oath to % boy
who was only twelve years old when the
war closed, and who is still a minor. In an
absurdity which ought to. secure the repeal
OF the statute.-Neao York Tribune.
This disgrace is likely to continue as long
rs the northern people elect to Congress
such narrow-minded bigots and asses as I'LL
that body now, -,
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A farmer raised three thousand bushels OF
Irish potatoes this year on ten acres OF lana
on Buffalo bayou, near Houston, IeN;S.
At one dollar per bushel--a low tiSure-athe
crop is worth three thousand dollars. Ahis
beats cotton ut fifty cents pound.
The ball is rolling. The anti-coolie move
mcnt is destined TO assume proportions that
will sweep out Of existence every poiitlclan,
party, and clique, that stands IN It's way
Neao York Democrat.
The extensive flour and woollen mills of
Josiah Dearborne, at Efingham Falls, New
HAMPSHIRE, were burned on Sunday. Loss,
Sl20,0W. No insurance.
Draper d Sons hosiery factory, in Cam
ton. Massachusetts, was burned ON Sum
day. Loss, $4,000; Insurance, 10000.
A contemporary congratuates 4 Jersey
editor on having "prevailed on Miss Kate
Field to devote herself exclusively 10 cur
tain lectures"
The city has got rid of things which were
supposed to pertain to Beethoven, but we
retain the oven part.-Netr York Express.
Jefferson Davis received one vote for SUI
nrcne Judge i'll OSWego county III tne IT,
cent judicial election in New York State.
The death of Hon. Francis b. Cutting,
ex-member of Congress and leading law
YER of New York, is announced In that city.
Friend Janney writes TO asn ats tre ena,
Red Cloud is not Wiling 10 uahe 'ioa'y
Of peace with the PaWnees.
DO not trifie with an accountant, Tor when
ne stings, he'll sting like an addef.-A@-
change. ...-
An Illinois farmer casts his eye over
corn-ficld of $500 acres.
Chicago has an organ-grinder WORTH sIo,-
coo who still grinds away.
Two girls near Carlinyille, Illinois, have
taken u contract to cut fifty cords of wood.
1t is thought that the income tax will be
abandoned.
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AT the conve ntion Of the Mercer county,
ONO, Democrats held on the 18th instant
the following platform was unanimously
adopted:
'sThat the so-called war debt is a fraud
and sWndle, and was created under false
nretences and In violation Of the Constitu-
ton we are, therefore, uncompromisineiy
in favor of repudtattng the schole of the
bonded acar debt Of the United States.
That we are llnalterably opposed to ne
gro citizenship and negro suffrage: that
the fifteenth amendment to the Constit1l-
ton of the United States was forced upon
the. people by trickery and fraud. and
against their well-known wishes, and is
therefore Illegal. void, and of no binding
force whatever" Q
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FALL OF A BROOKLYN MARKET-HoUsE,-
hamilton Market, two-story brick build
ing situated at the corner of Hamilton ave.
nue. and Van Brunt street, BROOKLYN, fell
with a great crash on Sonday morning.
burylng in the ruins two children-Isabella
and Theresa Mullen, daughters of Mr.. Ed
ward Mullen, tailor residing in the neigh
borhood. The first was instantly killed.
and the latter so badly injured that she can
not 1--WE. The building was another of those
41aS9diy-eonstructed shells with which, the
World says, New York and BROOKLYN
a6outid, and the wonder is that it had not
fallen before. ''> Ao'
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pICHMOND AND DANvlLLE RAIL

DICHMOND AND DANVlLLE RAIL-
IL ROAD.-CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-Cn
and after WEDNESDAY, December 20, 1sao, the
PASSENGER TRAINS On thir road win be run
as follows: ~. frtlx ,,S,;.,
GoING soUTH.-Lynchburg aud Dapville paa-,
sengers leave Richmond daily except SundaysI
days. a. l2AsP. n: arrive at Danyills daily lex.
cept sgndaysl ct 6:s5 T. ID: THROUGH MAIL
AND EXPRESS leaves Richmond daily at $40
p. NJ; leaves Danville daily at 1:sS p IL. arrives
at Greensboro daily at 4:l5A. n ~ say ggEs. +
GoINa NoRTH.-Lynchburga and Danville pas
sengers leave Danville daily Except 5unday0 at
TAO A. NJ; leave Burkeville daily Except Sum
days. at l2:45 P. n. arrive at Richmond daaly
Except Sundaysl at $50 p. NJ. THROUGH MAIL
AND EXPRESS leaves Greensboro daily at a.2S
P. NJ; leaves Danville daily at 1897 p. IL ar.
rtyes at Richmond daily at tao A. M. $50 ~ mt
The Lynchburg and Danville Passenger Train
connects at Burkeyille with the trains on tho.
Southside road for Petersburg, Norfolk, Lynch
burg, and all stations on the Southside and Vir-
ginia 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 trains on the North Caro-
lima road for Charlotte, Columbia, Augusta, sa-
vannah, Macon, Mobile, Montgomery, &C., &C.;
and at Richmond with the Richmond, Fredericks.
burg and Potomac, Chesapeake and Ohio and
Richmond and York River railroads. Is 5sl. = .l'
SLEEPING CARS and CHILEsS PATENT
RRCLINING CHAIRS on the through express
train. THOMAS DODAMEAp, t'
my8 .4 Superintendent.
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extricate herself. And what ID remarkable,
she had large basket in her hand, which
we, We'it INTO ny the well with her; she brought
selfreliant. e : :, = = -
Ludwell Huffman, who was indicted by
our grand Jury for felony, was acquitted
before Judge Jets special term.
Farmers are mostly done cutting wheat !:
crop much injured. Oats are looking very
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-29

LEE CHEsAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL Case.
a copy OF the opinion of the Court of All.
peals OF Maryland, delivered by Judge NIL
ier,. in the case Of the State of Virginia
against the State, the canal company. and
others, shows that the decision was that ali
the unpaid coupons ON the 500, 900 of re-.
par bonds not paid and held by the State
OF Virginia as guarantor must first be maid
IN the order Of their seniority, then the
principal of said bonds with interest there
on on from the time they niatured until paid,
Snen tne coupons on these bonds that have
Decn PAID by Virginia as guarantor.-Balti-
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II was Mr.. Selden Langl ey, not Lonely,
Of Emory and Henry College, who was the
orator OF the Washington Society last
night.
The Courtney Medal was awarded to Mr..
Thomas A. Seldom.
Graduates in Eench.-W. r. Barbour,
JR. BAYLOR, J. r. Baylor, l.. Bennett, FL.
c. Brock, W. B. Caldwell, r. G. Rain, G..
B. A. Dogeett, W. S.Nephant, G. A. Hatha-
way. W. n. Haxall, r. Huges, Ell. A. Nc
Cuilam, A. S. Maury, Fl. Merson, B. Pey-
ton, }. A. Seldom, Thomas A. Seldom, j.
N. Steele, j. R. Trueheart, E. D. Work.
Bochelors of MISUNDERSTANDING D.
Savage. Pass Christian, Mississippi; Char.
e. Taylor, Richmond, Va.
Bachelors of Sctence.-yohn w. Z. Da-
Wis. Westmoreland, Va. Gactano Lausea,
University of Virginia; Harry =. Whlte,
Baltimore, Md.
Cto,I and Mining Eagineers.-John w. &.
Davis, Gaetano Lausea, Harry G. White.
Lao GrqduateS.-J. Fl. Alexander, Mill
wood, Va; G. Bell, Louisville, KY; W.
E. Bib, Louisa Courthouse q. z. Bull,
Charleston, S. c.; j. NJ. n. Davis, Char
lottesvilIe: 4. B. Davis, Petersburg; r.
Fl. Green, Millviue, Tenn; William Il.
Jones, Warsaw, Va. Linden Kent, Louisa
Courthouse; ]. F. Lee, Upper Marlboro
Md; W. Fl. Maverick, GAN Antonio,
Texas George Mcintosh, Norfolk, va. ;
S. G, Neale, Alexandria, Va; A. 4. PEN
dleton, Winchester, Va; II. N. Rus
sell, Wheeling, Va; A. G. Shannon, Mis-
sissippi: N. c. st. John, Smyth county,
va; j. f. Talbot, Maryland; r. 7.
Thorp, Granville county, n. C.; Z. b.
Tunstall, Norfolk, Va; II. L. ,Wickham,
Hanover county, Va. ALUANUs.
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Foreign Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH,

LIVERPOOL, June % Noon.-Cotton opens
quiet at yesterdays quotation; estimated sales,
IL, 900 bales Red western wheat, s.. lid. Flour,
lO@l0sd. Orleans, lOt@load. sales now estima-
ted ut 10000 bales RED western wheat. 81. Cd. !;
red winter, es. I'd. Corn. ais. Cd. bombay ship
LIVERPOOL, June 2s-Egening. -C Cotton quiet;
uplands, 1od.; Orleans, 10id. sales, II, 900 bales
including . 900 for speculation and export Bread
stuffs and Provisions quiet. Manchester adyices
less favorable. --s
LONDON, June 2s--Noon.- Consols, 82s. United
States Bonds, DOT. Tallow firm.
LONDON, Juue 2s-Euening.- Tallow dull. Su-
gar on the spot easier, afloat dull; on the spot,
SIS. 3D.. 131s. Cd.
HAyRE, June 2s.-Cotton opened firm ct ll7f.
Oh the spot and for low middlings aGoat.
FRANKFORT, June 2S.-United States bonds
opened fiat at ses.
PARIS, June 2s.-Bourse closed dull. Rentes,
72f. SIC.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL;
" ROAD.-On and after Wednesday, June /,
1870, the PASSENGER TRAINS win run as fol.

1870, the PASSENGERS TRAINS win run as fol.
MA MAIL LII TRAIN win run daily between Richmond
and White sulphur SPRINGS Except Sunday be.
tween Gordonsville and White sulphufl.- Gesve
Richmond at A. nj. and arrive at White Sulphur
s T HI sSRhns
connections at Gordonsville and Charlottesville
with Orange Alexandria and Manassas railrosd
trains for Alexandria, W ashington, Baltimorcs
Eynchsaprs. SeT hssk I Memphis.
Connects conn WITH stages IS Follows: - A'o
Natural Bridge, 81 miles Augusta (late Strib-
lln1iE,s) Springs, 10 miles and Weyer's Cave, u
Sn s Sea suDng. sp;n s
SSr,age Bsh 10 nss Lexington 20 miles and
AT Milnoro' with stages for Bath Alum Springs,
miles and Healing Springs, % miles. = :
At Coyington with stages to Healing Springs,
10 miles; and Hot Springs, IS miles. q :.
AT Allegheny with stages to BED Sweet Springs,
At White Sulphur Springs with stages for Salt
Sulphur Springs, ID miles Blue Sulphur Springs,
70 miles; Red Sulphur Springs, Il miles Lewis.
burg miles; and Charleston, 100 miles. 81 ..,.
and sup at Coyington. Going East, breakfast aE
Goshen and dine at Gordonsville. ;CtiE ~ x ruJ
NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN win run be-
tween and Pghy without
and arrive at Washington 5:55 A. M; leave Waslr-
ington e:35 p. ID. and arrive at Richmond st 70
A.. M, making all through S3nnsetions at Rich;
be attached to this train, and Will be run through
between Richmond and Baltimore without change.
Through tickets issued to all points North, West,
: JAMES F. NETHERLAND, gs
81 Cappral T1rLaf A1a
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posr-OFF1CE AFFA1Rs.-Route 4,491 ),
Chula depot to Painesyille, John w. Tay-
lor contractor route is changed to COM
mencc at Mattoax, emitting Chuia depot, as
formerly. No change in pay. At San Ma
rino, Dinwiddie county, Va, Miss Lucinda
Williams is appointed postmistress o'ce l..
G Heath removed.
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Our papers have been passing around tor
the last three weeks a terrible account ABOUT
three men of Robinsons circus being eaten
nv lions. There is not word of truth III
the story.-NorfoikJ Journal.
Will our friends give the authority upon
which their statement is based!
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southern Pacific Railroad Bfli in the
Teyns legislature.

Ii GALVESTON. Texas, June GA letter
from Austin yesterday says the Southern
Pacific Railroad bill passed the House SO to
16.
The endorsements Of the Governor and
Legislature of G, B. Sabine for Federal
judgeship has been sent to Washington.
The Republicans here generally concur in
This endorsement.
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IRON ORE IN BEpronD.-Mr. charles B.
Fizer has within the past few days dis
covered on his farm, three miles south Of
Liberty, rich vein of iron ore. Mr.. f.
gathered up more than bushel of large
Jumps of as pure ore as was ever seen, and
to satisfy himself rs to the extent of the
vein he ploughed around considerable
space, and. to his great delight, found that
il extended to Il considerable distance in
the several directions. He is making pre-
parations to have it thoroughly examined
L1beTJU Ne1CS.
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FURNITURE, DC.

HARDWOOD g. RITTER,
la opposite the post-ofiice Main street,
Have now on hand and are constantly manufac-
turing the most complete and varied assort-
ment Of -
CHAMBER FURNITURE,
PARLOR FURNITURE.
DINING.ROOM FURNITURE, and
MATTRESSES.
And we would invite all in want Of good, sub
stantial articles in our line to examine stock.
No establishment in the State can offer greater
inducements. We have goods to suit all parties.
Elegant sets Of superior workmanship and lne
finish, and plain goods of every description, and
we will tell you secret are still reducing our
prices. Cab opposite the post-etice, up stairs.
nv 30
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HORRIBLE CR .fME.-Indtanapolts June q.
on saturday last two little girls were found
III race of sluice-Way near White river,
WHO u Wa:, supposed at the time were acci.
dentally drowned. Further developments
by the coroner's jury reveal. the horrible
TACT nat the elder of the two had been out
ragged and murdered, and the youngest was
ESQ murdered to prevent her giving infor-
m&ton. There was only eighteen inches of
water over them when found. No arrests
have yet been made, but the police think
they are on the track OF the guilty parties.
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POISONING IN TENNESSEE. -Menaphis, June
2T.-Harris Bailey, residing near Soraer-
vile, in this State, poisoned himself and
three children on Saturday by giving them
bed-bug poison, thinking it was whiskey.
The children all died. Bailey will probably
rrcoynr.
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For the dispatch. ss
Mass Meeting at Richmond COLLEGE,.

The College campus was illumined last
Saturday night, and seats were arranged to
accommodate large audience of students
and visitors assembled by invitation of the
Philologian Society to celebrate the last
meeting of the session. The Society was
called to order by Mr.. r. g, Anderson vice
PRESIDENT, prayer was offered by the chap
lair, and committee was appointed to in
vite she Mu Sigma Rho Society to come out
and join the celebration. When the latter
Society had come, its president, Mr.. {. +.
James, was invited to preside, which he did
with dignity. and grace.
The first speaker was Professor Edmund
Harrison, who delivered feeling address to
those present. Professor Fl. n. Harris next
smoke. addressing the different classes be-
fore him separately. Mr.. j. S. Whitley, of
the Philologian Society, then addressed the
audience, dwelling at length upon the ami
cable relations of the two societies to one
another, and upon the duties which the flu
ture would bring. Mr.. S. B. Witt, of the
Mu Sigma Rho, made 8 beautiful speech
upon the parting so soon to take place.
Mr.. 81. j. Barnes. Of the Mu Sigma Rho
Society, spoke, taking an affectionate fare
well of the societies, rs he did not expect to
return. Mr.. w. j. Cooke, of the same So
ciety. made some humorous remarks, and
was followed by Messrs. j. M. Luck, c. o.
Wood, II. r. Bayne, M. Throckmorton, N.
w. Roberts, st. George It. Abraham, X. B.
CLANCY, G.. j. Holiday, j. II. Newbill, II.
n. Cox, E. c. Cabell, G.. T. James, and
James P. Harrison.
The speeches of many of these gentlemen
were affecting, as some took an affcctiOnate
farewell of their schoolmates.
After the speeches the meeting adj
iourned at late hour. GUS.
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For The Dispatch.
Remarkable Escape-A chiiu ZEN
Years Old Falls into u Well Thirty
Feet.
STAFFORD STORE

STAFFORD CUUNTI, d.
The little daughter OF Mr. John a.
A.hby, only ten years old, on Last Ih eurs
aud Twelve feet of water, and unaided ex-
lrl,aea herself None Of the family knew
that she was in or out till she went to her
mother dripping wet. She climbed out by
ia" rocks with which the well was walled.
'hc says she called twice, but thinking that
~ Vne could hear her, she determined to
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Arrest OF q DefauIser.

New York, June &C. f. seitz, the de-
faulting tobacconist of this city, was ar
rested in Glasgow, Scotland, yesterday, but
the authorities We're unable Legally to hold
him. So
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-29

FREDERICKSBURG AND GoRDoNsvILLE RAIL
RoAD.-One of the handsomest engines we
have seen for long time, called the Old
Dominion" and intended for the above
named road, arrived here few days ago.
We understand three more are to follow in
a short time. This looks as if the road is to
be uilt.-FredericEsb1try Herald.