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NEW York, Jnne e. Hoo,..--sssocks ssseyss{y.
Money quict ats6Ss per cent Sterling Exchange
Long 1909 sshost, l,sa. GoId, liza United statea
's21 itas Tennassee: s's, en-col,.
pons, 90: new, Sst. v.rgfnis s's, ex-couf5ohs se
new s7s Ioaisiana e's--Old, 7ea; new, "a. 4. q
zee e's, 7S ;iss, 3D., Aiabama! 8,s, fo1 s,u as.
Georgia &c, O.; re, es3. North Carolina s. ass
new, 81. South Caroliaa SIS ola, sss new. sa, i
easy ats60s per cent. Storing
dnl ut 1901 01soa Gold tinii at Id United stafps
Bonds very dali and unsettled ;s-eo,s. ,s2. no
sonthsrn securities quiet ana frn. except ne,v
Iennessec's which declined 70 $40, but rallied 10
So closing quite drfil +, .;S : H.
Ftgat.-Discounts unchanged. Gold opened
ncaFy and declined from i1di To ia, and closed
duil ana weak at the last-named figures.
Governments opened dull and lower. I,ur,ne
Tue afternoon were dun and steady, but closed
very dull. The markes'was unsettled during tbe
day by many kilograms from Washington about
the funding biil ga, 81, coupons. I1ss ,ea,s
liz; '6as, NY; ss's 1Ils; new, lIsfS;, Srs ia
SIS, ll3a. Io-4o,a, 1asA.
sonthern Securities opened quiet and firm. On.
ing the afternoon they were steady the only
movement Of consequence being In Tennessec,s
quoted at dlt: new, SIC. Virginia ss, GO; now, ss
Louisiana 6's as; new, ~: LcTce s's, rs; s,s OF.
Alabama ss, 1el3: IS, u.s. Georgia s,s 81 rs os.
North Carolina SIS, 4s; new, ,25. South Carolina
8's, 90 new, 50. ~ .71.--ss ,s''Tii ,f'I
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AND GREAT WESTERN

NORFOLK AND GREAT WESTERN
IN RAILkOAD-NOTICE. THOMAS
=. FLOUKNOi, President of the road; General
j. l.. IMHODEN, and Rev. Is. A. DAVIS, will nd
dress the people at the times and places named IN
this notice, and Will present the claims of the Nor
folk and Great Western Railroad and the Land,
raj patronage of the people. The ladies' are par.
ticuarly invited and urged tn attend, their intlu
cnce Is always for good and their cOnntenance
particularly beneficial in forwarding the great en-
terprises Of the country.
FRIDAY, 10Th of June, at Stony Mills, Pittsyl-
SATURDAY, 18th of June, at Cascade, pittsyl,
MONDAY, 18th of June, at Irisburg, uenr,
TUESDAY, ldth OF June, at Henry Courthouse,
.,WEDNEsDAY, 18th of June, Mt campbcll's
THURSDAY, lsth of June, at PENIS Store
FRIDAY, 18th of june, at Patrick Courthouse
Va, al"
SATURDAY, 18th of June at Thomas Lam
MONDAY, Goth Of Jnnc, at Mount Airy, n. c.
TUESDAY, "lst OF June, at Hay Stack, SurrI
THURSDAY, Esd of June, at Fancy Gap, Car
SATURDAY, e5th of juno, at llilIsyille, Carol
MoSS.pAY, eth of juno, at Old Town, Graysor
sG TUEs4XY, ss,h of June, at Trap Hill, SURF,
"WEDNESDAY, Goth of June, at Independence
THURSDAY, sO,h of June, at Mouth OF Wilson
Grayson, Va.
MNNDAi, 9TH of July, at Thomas's Factory
TUESDAY, 9Th of July, at Marion, Smytl
WEDNESDAY, 9Th of July, at Glade Spring
THURSDAY, iii of July, at Abingdon, Va.
FRIDAY, Sth Of July, ~ Bristol, Va.
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upwards of ], 100 ehifdssns without Yepa,aa]
20 sect, had ,beeIt kept at school. with asl
economy unIsarsls lesed % such operations,
!. As 2 ssibsttHse for the report Of tie COM
niffee Regs Dr. solndexter moved that The
prosecute their work with view ar fiars.
Edating present ind sbtedness and further al.
tending the benfits ~ the system, Unani-
fnously adopted. III
On motion of Rev. T. b. Shepherd, the
pastors Wererequested to- take icollections
az once for soldiers orphans. ~ tst
The usual resolutions of thanks, were
passed with % viii, the delegates being 4
unit In thinking that they had never met
more prineely Hospitality.
The Association is having to-rligft Sun
day-school mass meeting; after which they
VIII adjourn sine de- { NIArox.' I
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The Case or q. 9. Aver.
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eciaI telegram to the ,Dfspatcs,.

rPeeIur torcFT"H 20 4
- ~! CHARLOTTESVILLE, June 6, 1870,
ID, - The case Of the Common wealtt us. George
Saver, charged with killing Dr. Oliver,
came up for hearing TO- day. The accused
was IN place, and appeared in court when
the case was called. He is looking remark
ably well, is, apparently, In excellent spi-
rits, and quite confident of his acquittal.
The general opinion in the community is
that his ac1uittal is almost certain. -
/. The Commemorative attorney, not hav.
ing had time to prepare for; the trial, moved
postponement. The counsel for the de-
fence acquiesced in the motion, and the
trial was then postponed until the August
term of the COURT ~, - =, 49, =, IRyAN.
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Foreign News.
4 GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, June 6.-The weather is delight
The telegraph from Ireland is working
badly. |h.f.)s,'
The yacht Egaria was defeated by the
Cambria yesterday. ,ao
1t is reported that the police are discover
ing manifestations of Fenian plot in every
direction-not only in London, but in
Wales and elsewhere. War materials have
been seized in several places. Persons i'll
charge Of stores have been arrested. The
public excitement is undated. ~
HAVANA, June 6.-Dates from Vera Cruz
to the 1st instant say that the Mexican Con-
gress would probably hold an extra session
to discuss constitutional reforms. The stage
between Vera Cruz and Jalapa has been
robbed and one passenger killed. Six BAN
dts were recently captured at Zachtecas.
The new ProDnisillo mines are yielding
enormously. ~ '|s..
The citizens of Guatemala have invaded
Mexican territory. 1t is generally believed
that Felix Diaz, Governor OF OaXatcs, is the
prime mover Of this invasion, and intends
to establish q separate Republic.
The national treasury Is bankrupt.
The Guayamas revolution is ended, Lo-
zardo refusing to participate in it.
TURKEY.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, June ga fire took
place last night in the richest part, of the
city, OH the south side of the Golden Horn,
with high wind. The residences Of the
English, American, and Portuguese Am
bassadors and ConsuIs, the theatre, and
many churches and mosques, and the rich
est stores and shops, We're burnt. The loss
of life by the falling walls was fearful. The
loss Of property is not yet calculated. To-
day at noon the fire is raging. .fg+r
MADRID, June Ga great demonstration
in favor Of Espartero for King was made
yesterday. >. a:., s.y .,..f~sr-a -.
MADRID, June 6.-The Englishmen cap
tured by the Spanish brigands and rescued
have arrived at Gibraltar. 49,, .,..,..
HAVANA, June -Captain-General De
Rodas telesraphs that 100 Spaniards dis.
persed the filibusters from New York who
landed near Nuevitas, killing ten, including
Captain Harrison. Two were wounded and
three captured. Several of the prisoners
were executed Immediately. The steamer
George Z. Upton, which landed the expe.
dition, escaped. .s.Ea 3,r t-r.
s.ss - GREAT BRITAIN. hstr.t.s !" .gs
>, LIVERPOOL, juno G.---Robert Rankin il
dead. 49, g ~
=.sa. srt.t.as s,tay FRANCE t,se .sseez. :
PARIS, June 6.-The children of the
Prince Napoleon are very i'll Of the scarlet
fever. - sr.-t -aresaan 1886 i5# s..r.
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badge austeed Ana Treuble.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, June 6.-The 30,
called meeting called by John z. Keller and
other Republicans to censure the action ,ol
Judge Busted, OF the United States aus
nolds for iisobedience of an Injunction Of
the court resulted in grand future.
MT. Thonlpson, colored member Of the
Ieoislature, was elected president, and an
noaneed that Judge Busted should be sus.
tanned. ,r. ~.
noIds disapproyed of the meeting. =.
RESOLUTIONS were introduced by Mr
Keiler against Judge Busteed IN severe
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The Salmon Observation-Disclosures.
Special telegram 70 the Dispatch.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, juno 6, 1870.
The Salmon murder trial, on account of
non-attendanee of witnesses, &C., was to-
day continued until the July TERM
:. Great interest is manifested in the trial of
the two daring thieves who, few weeks
since, stole horses from Minor s. Tinsley,
of this town, in a very audaeious manner.
The thieves hail from Louisiana, and were
known to citizens of this place during the
war. Much vindictiveness is felt towards
the prisoners, and it is very probable that
lynch law will be resorted to should the
court aequit them. Since their arrest they
have been chained to the floor Of the cell.
Very large crowds are here to-day. The
courthouse was well filled. IRyAN,
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Domestic Markefs-rBY TEL. san NM.

NEW NEW ,G YORK, June s-Soon.-Flour So. better
Wheat l@sc; better. Corn very Arm. Fork firm
bses. Fnrpentes e aai 81 Isss
ddss re as e. iss for ssra,a ssxv
g. se@ss.es; good to choice. eo.5oasio. Whea
Corn Closed Sa and a@Ssl Sss
ern, 81. et@Rlo co. Pork firm ut $5e 7s60g9i Lar,
drn at l6t@lstc. Whiskey quiet at $l.cs@Sl.ess
Frcights hrmer. Beef steady new plain mess
,li@iss; new extra mess, lc4tsc. Tailow arnie
:BALTIAloRE, June s.--Flour lrm.f Wheat arm
Maryland Ma red, $50 Pennsylvania, a1.s5@$a.4o
White corn, &1.ls; yellow dull at o. cSGSi,ia
Oats, 65@6oc. Pork firm ut $3o.be. Bacon arm
shoaldeTs !, lac. Lard quiet at l7tc. whfskey
Virginia s's old So bid s5t asked; 1ses,s. os ask
ed: lse7's 5at bid eos asked. North Carolina s's
40 bid new, 70 bid. s~-fU- sltl d. r.s< f.lfi
PHILADELPHIA. June s.-Becf cattle; less &C
tive aud &c. lower; sales, 1,s55 bead extra Penn
Sales, LOO head at ssas,c. Hogs anehansed
sales, 2,aoo head at ras9l3ic. 5...,.. :,
CINCINNATI, June s.--Corn in good denian,
key held higher at sios. Provisions unchanged
sales. 1.E' n ." 49, - -. 49, =. .st''i,
LOUISVILLE, June e.-C Corn. sl.ls. Provisions
P4aueWI04sVV
LOUISVILLE .Inr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 7 hogs
heads ut IS. 506pf750 FOR frosted to sound tugs am
ESQ 1850 for low to medium bright leaf = -
ST. LOUIS, June e.-Tobacco heavy.
NORFOLK, VA, June s.-Cotton dull low mid
dlings, zoe. receipts 713 bales Stock es3 bales
CHARLESTON, June 6.-Uoteon- Nothing doing
quotations 2lc.; sales, 300 bales; exports coast
wise, si8 bales; stock, sos bales, = - ',,.'7
AUGUSTA, june s.-Cotton In fatrtlemand an;
unchanged sales, go bales receipts, 20 bales
middlings, 2o@2lsc. 81 - 49,. - -
SAVANNAH, June Cotton qutet at elc. sales
100 bales receipts, f65 bales exports coastwise
7os bales; stock, 2s,s2a bales. :, .',9 &C :.
MOBILE, June a.-Cotton easier ut 2ofc. saies
200 bales: receipts. SD bates exports to New
Orleans, lo4 bales; stock, "a, oaT bales. ! I
NEW ORLEANS, June Cotton dull and nomi
nal mfddings, 2l3@2l2c.; sales, ! .l6O bales re-
seipts q? bales exports to Great Britaip, ga
bales to Boston, 500 bales stock, 1ot 1893 bales
Sngar-Prime, 1lA@llsc. Molasses-Tnfer do@
Soc. prime fermenting, G56D75c.
Gold, $1l,t. New York sight, premium.
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OATH ALUM SPRINGS, ,s,lsassIlg.Fst

This pleasant and attractive SUMNER RE
SORT will be open to receive visitors JUNE !,
1870. 1t Is situated ten miles from llh0fo,
Immediately on the best and most direct stage.
road leading from that railro ad to the arm. Hon.
and acanDg spring., !,
and aststngent,a md enjoy q witse reputation Tor
the cure OF all lcutaneous Sdissases, scr0fuis,
nervous debility, &C., and are especially noted
as remedial agent for those ailments pecuIiarfc
the female constitution ;z.;H ..Sss6s[fst15e W.
Inducements to both tnyalids and pleasure-eeekers
he has reftted and furnished The roorie OF TIE
large hotels and handsome cottages In style hide
any OF The Virginia Springs. ~ * ~.
Those wishing 70 secure choice OF Cottages or
rooms. would do weIr to appiy early as arrsnge-
ments are now being made Tor the season. q q x.
For circulars, 6c., giving fult fnfornistt0n d.
dress =. JOSEPH BAxTEHfsN[
Proprietor Bath Alum Springs, Va.
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The income tax was continued mainly by
the votes of the western and southern mem.
beers, whose constituents are little affected
by it, and who are anxious to throw as
much as possible the burden OF supporting
the Government on other shoulders than
their own.--Philadetphta Telegraph.
EXACTLY so
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TIE Rapsarsss TIE Residing (Pa.'
g Some Of the farmers In greenwich
|eewnship, Berks county, are considerably
Eexcited over the Appearance of ssrangs
disease among their cattle, which they feai
Us the rderpests The cattle suffer for two
or three weeks and finally die. COY doc.
tors In that vicinity are unable I'd. combat
the disease, which they do not appear I'd
understand, it being something new In the
county. One farmer has lost 4hree cows!
and others have .lost one or two each.
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RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RA1LRoAI

CONSTRUCTION BONDS.-This com.
~ pany will sell FIFTY THOUSAND DOL
LARS OF the above BONDS at a fair market rate.
Tney bear six per cent. Interest, with the prlnci-
pal payable ut an average of two and onc-hali
years from their issue. They will be sold for ihl
present at Il price that will ply the holder tn
.crest equal to 10 per ccntuIn per annum. This
fact, together with the known punctuality of tho
company In meeting Its obligations, render this
ment maturing ut short dates. Persons desiring
h"se bonds can apply to the Undersigned ut tn,
TO the Auditor, Mr.. j. ID. BLAIR.
a. S. BUFORD,
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VALLEY AND JAMES RIVER LANDS d;

VALLEY AND JAMES RIVEk LAN ~,
FOR SALE.-The subscriber onsfs 10 ~. s sa
sirable FARM, known as MOUNT JOY, hitnatsa
on James river and the }macadsmized fosu, on nv
mile west Of Buchanan, the present ieT.ninus %
iected Valley railroad passes directly snrougn
Tile farm, and tie clifton Forge and Lynchputs
The place contains l.7eo ACRES, and Is OF SUI
pcrior aaalttg-hoth bottoms and uplnnds " IL
nS,yer. WITH grist and saW-mills.
Terms 30 suit purchasers. Possession Tor seed
,up sentemb.r 1st, 1879, and free possession De-
climber Isl, 1879. Address, Buchanai, Boietourt
cv mv ia|sw JOHN T, ANDERSON,
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DETENTION or Any ACTRESS FOR DEsr.-
Indianapolis, Ind, Js,ne 4.-~As Miss Laura
keene was about stepping aboard train
at ! o'clock Yesterday morning she was at.
tachcd for debt by Miss Nay Howard, oi
New York. who sued for, $40 back pay
and bounty, on account OF being discharged,
and had sent out from New York an order
for attachment. Miss Keene was Temporal.
riE disu,ayed, but gave bail and went Otto
fill her next engagement.
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nhifnnEV.

OMAHA, June 6.-George Thomas, city
editor OF the Republican, is dead. He was
formerly connected with the New York
Herald. g.s1fI& 5#..ti.E * ~ .i!-s
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'NHE HOT SPRINGS

IL ~ Es.EIth-t7Ft DAKt1
ProfessorJ. l.. GABELLs q. 10, os the Uatycrsits
tg Virginia, Radiant issas -, &, .,4,.
open Cor the reception OF visitors &UNE %1ST.
ha a1sf ti,s ipVaid It'd shs pIsssnrs- ~
peBse or effort will BE- red by the proprtcto.s %
make % as comfortable nnd pleasant ~ pc1sttiatc
all VISITORS ss3Lir y sis cfz -.
Tne numerous sources Of WAgERa
Mt these Springs vary IN tenperaku1c from 3e Dc.
arses Fsbrenlfem iot aio degrees .EshseAisE
through tlfe iDtermediate deEroesG n6G 49, pr0r
cent ever variety OF bath forScasante daaSoseA.
Tkey are, moreover, fo,lnd 70 R5epess ~. $3.50
for thc beneficial action gf s2ld inndfsl Hsta!e,
wbether saline, sulphurosis. arnincns, or chsty.
beate, IN eases for which SUCH wassrs e. nr founa
~ iI1EsCniPTIYE PAMrML ETs, scoufatninE 9
ieaied aseount OF these SprinEs and 80, q
on sppiicalion 70 the Msnsees, e. ss sprfasS n
Or ii:k tsss 1seea $50
ashs spT ls aoIaing, Ss W M Ssst
AZ tiis wofia. ., A. noel ING MssfSsEsss
-sus z.a.t, ss y Tn Gi xA n fPikiIcE Il
my 49, p 81 3 ~, Owners, Rtchplands y H.
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5000 SIDNEY LOTS. $3.50
EXCURSION.

IN order to accommodate those persons who
may desire to purchase any of the above LOTS,
uMNIBuSES Will leave my office, No. 1915 Main
street, corner OF Eleventh, on WEDNESDAY the
sth Of Juue, at CT. NJ. precisely. WIN convey
them free of charge.
These LOTS are situated OH the continuation OF
Main and Franklin streets ION high groundl, only
short distance from the street railway, In Il
good ueighborhood, and in a rapidly-improvinE
part of the city.
only $3.50 Tor LOT: $25 cash; balance III
monthly instalments OF $l:. so CT CHI until paid.
e, B. NEW BURN,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
irf ...,-.. No. 1915 Main street,
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Burning OF a Railroad Bridge.

Troy, Ny, June 6.-The railroad bridge
here was set afire last night and narrowly
escaped destruction. !. The same bridge was
burned in 1862, involving the destruction OF
the business portion OF the town, and with
the high wind this morning the accident
was near being repeated. Il s-
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Exnort aft Petroleum or.

PHILADELPHIA, June 6.-seven ships with
petroleum departed for Europe this week
with over 1,0O0,000 gallons OF oil. The
Shipments from this port are 5,ooo,0OV gal
Ions in excess of the same time last year:
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Leopold A. Keen was killed at Central
City, Colorado, Friday by Lem. futile, an
idiot. Kleen had dug ditch 10 keep Tut
Tie off from his garden, and an alteration
ensuing, the idiot stabbed kleen fatally,
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MATTIN 1,. oII1.cIoT1f, &c.

TARPERTINGS, RUGS, AND DOOR
W .5..-.a MATS, all qualities
~ a TTNGS all qualities; - t.E 4Es q
COCOA MA1FINCiS, an widths; - tl@i r ~
FLOOR and TABLE OILCLOTHS, all widths I:
WINDOW SHADES, all qualities and styles;
NOTTfNtSTIkM aud SWISS LACE CURTAINS.
Fun stock above or" hand, 70 be sold 1T proper
prices. a'R. II. RICH RDS9N, -
myt7-l,u J, 3tI Dol Main street.
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Foreign Markets-rBY Tr1rcnAr,u

Foreign Markets-[BY TELEGRArul. !
: LONDON, juno s-Eve,stng.- Holiday to-day
and no III arket. 81 a.-.= :
LONDON, June 6--Ere2ing.-Though to-day II
holiday, the following fugitive prices realized
Corn. 29s. Cd. Flour, Els. Cd. California Wheat
los. I'd. red western, ss Sd. rcd winter, os. I'd.
PARIS, June e.-Bourse closed eull rentes 74f
Acc.
HAvnE, June s.-Cotton opened heavy on ths
spot and afioat. 49, ..,,,..t ,.,,ys,,
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FINAL Collision.

BUFFALO, NY, June 6.-The propeller
Wabash collided with another steamer and
foundered. A deck hand was lost.
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T OCUsT GROVE. IS E1I' & 8 "
I4a5s rs aS;laTy S1 DzRor,

10 open I0f tyiefseE ReEi asaltf6 eaueAzS e0od
VI IRRnH s11pnR day, so per wcok, es4poAHeAfh.
Cailsrecs RnJeE ssciae iyears aad sesyarszi half
TIasr. 4,yy sfje O. ant D nj ys4@K.fyANGEX.sxn
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Rfchnlonss FoY,acr, pv., 3,

JUNE Eve continue lquo,ations this week for
all kinds Of tobacc. Market active ios al, deslra-
bic stock whether dark or bright, and at fun rates
with an upward tendency on an fine grades 81
bright. Unsouad or son tobacco slow OF sale and
low. - ~ 81. iS5.sT--
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I(flcEAN VIEW H0TELs /

IcEstAA 1sI ylEH q HOTEL s. I.!!.s
7. This yopaiar res0rt HlE b. open far lis sesSp.
ffon1 Of gEests on tfe FItST 0F5UlkKs n N
Ds an, saszs9sgsiy ssnevsssd s9a xsssg
anec rs All times 6drfsf tls8 season.
/ 7, In lsle IL !aErs REGEEk 3btsA M 9&DNKH
~ 8 amr1EA aasactses and fe Al HH1s
State4s sss,.S a. ,sssT.ss 80
M, Th Y BAE vii be supplied WITH tho CHOICEST
NnsES. IL, III AiG ssliss IA
EVERfsLUxUaYs 5t sTaiK xSGa H.
-. Is q .s.ssfyfaF
~ q ~. sssssq as.s
DoaFus Pee Qay 70
oafa Der Week sasssT ~ %
gsr 70
Persons from Other ciBiez atn>4 fhls
Hotel win be met In Norfolk by addressing s IT.
ter sa BoxA Norfolk Yost -ofaces. ~
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Legs. n ~ airE SS..f-3 q
saipping tgreen or unripeh common ~ ~
s,n maGaiam:. $7,o01S s.2s
MnpEinSE, ~, 10 good orGer ...... T6o1 9.se
E"rs,g' conmon 70 medium ~ s.eo@ s.ss
rieht sInos az sso@ 1850
pr r8 med smotins I; lo.oa9 saea
fine lsoo&o as
~. ..',....'...... a5a3 1Lco
Lear
Shipping, short dark in good order. .Siane6s1, al
Shipping, e,foFt dark, in soft order eefE In Al
shipping, long dark, rich and wa9y,
m good CESicr. II, SON H. IA
Shtppiag, I'm soft order, long dark, n u IT
rca as,d wnay d.. ka.oes0 IL 30
~ snort and long s.seGn 1880
i,i, 0rappers, meuum 70 good s5.eo6 10. 90
Wrappers, niie TO eIsra.... 50. ooG1 leo. DO
r -: - $500 $50
ouh-cureu icai u.590 cs>ea
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CAFETY-LAMp.-N MORE SHOCK
- ING DEATHS AND TERRIBLE FIRES
FROM CUI;.-OIL LAMPS EXPLODING AND
BREAKING.-As general agent for the State Of
Virginia, l offer at wholesale and retail Perkins
Il House's NON-ENPLOSIVE KEROSENE
LAMP. Is absolutely safe, both from breaking
nary lamps, and uses thirty-eight per cent. less
oil gives no odor, aud lasts a lifetime.
VIII show you this remarkable lamp lt my
tore 1905 Main street. JOHN ASHER,
led Importer of China, Glass, &c.
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w eTtfFg to- ATH COUNTY, IA.
This celebrated watering place win Be Open ID
the 1st OF June for the reception or visitors 4Ae
scenery Is grand and beautiful - the cIinnam DE-
ldighttul, salgbrtous, and highly inyigorstsgg.
their curative vi.tues for nearly acentury. =
ss Board Per day, wees slT.so month,
Route by railroad to the Miilboro, depot ID the
Chesappak er and Ohio .raIlroad, thence bysksge
fifteen fntBs.to WarIn Sprfngs. ~ ;. M III 81
For cir celarS containing fun account of these
waters writeto oga'fW.H. McDANNAED &
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FOR TOEACCONtst's.

TOR TOBACCO, RERS.
i, TIN PLATE 12x12, TX; TIN PLATE t2x y,
lax. For salcby GORDON g. CRiNGhN
e3a' Pcart bioes.
Two TOBACCONlSTS.-- arc prepared
L 10 make In the best m5nner AL sizes Of
FLATTENING MILLS SLNKEkS. CAST
sINKERs, rPEhTES; etc., at short notice and on
reasonable terms, We should be pleased TO lave
cop : ''-' - = PALMER & TURPIN,.
mhts 49,. - - 80. iIss Main street.
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DESIGNATIONS d PARTNERSHIPS

NOTICE.-The concern of WILLIAM
IN II. DAVIS & CO. was dissolved on the 9th
uItimo by The death Of William. fl. Davis. All
persons holding claims against the said concern
to them wifi please make Immediate payment to
the undersigned, who desires to close the affairs
of the concern as speedilyas possible. 80 4
49, =. iEar r. Ill. COTTRELL,
surviving partner of w tltiam u. Davis Il Co.
my l9--godIut 49, i5sHt q - EfF"s' y f'l&
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BOARDING.


BOARD FOR "a GENTLEMAN AND
ID WIFE lroon furnished or untur nislicd), also
BOARD and one ST NGLE ROOM, may lie had ny
tcenffi street between Broad and Marshall. -
lie T-3th