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Domestic Markets-GBY TELEeRApu.

NEW YORK, June 5.-Cotton active and excited :
sales, 6oSl bales; uplands, 1shc. Flour-Soutl-
crn unchanged common IN good extra, So 75GI
*7.25 good To choice, S7.3oQS9 Wheat lc. be ter
on spring; winter red and amber we stern Sl.e2QL
$Lei. Corn closed dull ut 7O@72c. Pork heavy nj
sl6G0 1850. Beef quiet. Lsrd quiet and adv
kettle, 1Gsc. hiskev frmer at 33c. Naval stores
steady. Tallow, 9Mafc. Freights firm. = :
BALTIMORE, June 5.-yirginia s's-Old, SO bid
| 81 asked 1865, rs asked ; 'e7's, 10 asked.
Flour duh. Wheat dull common, $I.306DSL35
Ohio and Indiana, 81 5OG9sl SIS choice while sC
@fl.9O; fair to prime. T1.a5@Sl.85. Corn dull
white southern, 7s0nS0c.. yellow southern, 7sc
Oats steady at 6iD6Sc. Pork, Sls. Bacon stea dy;
shoulders, &c; RIB sides. afc.; clear rib, 9sQ9c.
sugar-cured hams, l60l7c. Lard, lldDllsc. Wins
key, a4c.
CINCINNATI, June S. Flour firm and In fair de
mand Corn In demand Mt full prices. Pork IL
light demand with holders firm at $l5.25, and buy
ers Offering $l5. Lard. 936D9sc. Bacon-a Limited
jobbiug demand shoulders, &C.. clear sides, SIC.
but sparingly offered Whskey dull st Sasc.
LOUISVILLE, June 5.-F1our active and firm
Corn IN fair demand at Csc. Provisions dull anc
uu changed. Mess pork, $3.50. Bacop-Sholld
ers, 6s =: clear sides SIC. Whiskcy, 9Oc.
WILMINGTON, N. C., June 5.--splrits turpen
tine stcadr at Acc. Rosin quiet at Is for low No
~ Is for No. 3 $5. so for extra pale, and rs fol
pale.
NEW ORLEANS, June 5.-Sugar firm; good tt
fair, lO1c. Mo,sscs trim; fernentng $50 aOc.
plaEta:ton reboled, 400D53c.
Sew York sight, premium. Gold, ll2t.
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STRONG I ENDORSEMENT OF TIE REV. Mr..
CuENNy Rv LEADING MINISTER'S AND LAY.
aeN - Chicago. June 4.-The Rev. Mr..
Cheney has received letter, signed By a
large number of Episcopal clergymen and
laymcu in various parts Of the country,
assuring him 81 their sympathy and un-
diminished affection and respect. They
say I'VE believe your determination to
teach nothing but that which you may he
persuaded may bc concluded and proved
by Scripture, while you are faithful
i'll adherence to the creed and ar
ticloS OF iaih established by the church,
is consistent with truth to the church
and demanded by your VOWS Of ordination.
Arr"rd'ncty, we maintain your right to
take such decisive action as that for which
you have been punished by the ccclesiasti-
cal court. and which many others Of the
clergy, of the Protestant Episcopal Church,
experiencing similar difficulty. have habit
ualll exercised. We feel that it would in
deed be sad day for the Protestant Epis.
copat Church If it should authoritativcly
declare that no verbal deviation from its
prescriptions on the part Of those who are
true To its formula of faith is to be tolerated
under any stress OF conscience, or circum-
stances, or cXpedlency whatever"
Among the clerical signcrs OF the letter
are stephen A. Tying, Jr.. JOHN Cotton
SNMLn, W ATTAIN L. SABINE, OF New OK
Herman Dyer, secretary of the Evangelical
knowledge Society ; Rev. G. Mattock, Sc
cretary of the Evangelical Educational
Society; Charles uu,ck, editor of the
EpiScopdl'an John Stone. Professor OF
| the Theological Seminary OF Massachusetts,;
]. J. McEnlany, Sherlock A. Brownsen, A.
Blake Moreys, A. Tying, Professors of the
Theological Seminary of Ohio. The total
number of clerica; Sgners is sixty-three.
Among the laymen are the Hon. Columbus
| Delano. Of Washington; Jay Cooke, OF
Philadelphia Stewart Brown, of New
York; eX-Goyernors Alden and Reming.
| ton, OF New Jersey. Rev. Stephen Il. Tying,
Jr., oihciates for Mr.. Cheney tomorrow.
| 1t is reported that a member of Mr.. Che.
| ney's cuneregation disapprove> his conduct.
| ing church services, and if he continues in
it steps win be taken in the civil courts to
compel the Use of the Protc ,tant Episcopal
| service by minister Of good standing. II
! i also limited that the Bishop will take
| legal action to continue Christ Church in
| the Episcopal diocese, and compel Mr.. Che
| ney to abandon its pulpit.
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lLArEsTFaom wAsHrssror!
A Split Among 10 the Alabama R.,ub,,c.s


| A Split Among the Alabama Republicans. I
| WASHINGTON, June 5.-The Republican
Executive, Committee of Alabama nave
ERent TO the President a commute With
\ twelve signatures, demonstrating against
the recent official change In chat State. They
say g We are the more impelled 30 to sneak
|, because weare aware that the Administers
tton, while we keep silent, Is justifably and
even necessarily relying upon the statements
or recommendations OF those whose posi-
tions or pretences enable them to practice
| imposition on &C." The document lacks the
signature of but one member of the COM
mittee, and represents every Republican
paper in the State save one. ~ 81
The Rumors Of Army Changes IT
WASHINGTON, June. 5.-The reports Of
impending changes In the department and
district commanders with O view TO
strengthen the enforcement of the kuklux
bill are unfounded, nor has the War De-
Indian wal" paraded in the newspapers.
~ The Weather Report & - !
WASHINGTON, June Probabilities Lo-
| cal storms are probable for tonight. on the
coast of North Carolina and west of Ohio.
Partially cloudy and clear weather, with
out important change in temperature, are
probable for Tuesday from the Mississippi
to the Atlantic. !. -
Synopsis Of reports for twenty-four hours
ending at BOP. NJ. The barometer has:re
mained stationery so far as heard from west
of the Missouri river. The pressure has
fallen slightly in the Mississippi Valley. and
risen from Wisconsin to the Eastern States.
| The temperature has fallen North and East
Of Pennsylvania, and has increased slightly
in the Southern and Gulf States. The rain
storm in Tennessee appears to he dissi-
| pated Local storms are reported from Iowa
to Indiana. Fresh northeast winds have
generally prevailed during the day in the
| middle and eastern States, and on the lakes,
with clear weather. --.-
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hEfG2E.

3hEii2L.
steamer Nyanuke, Bourne, New York, mcr
chtIai,e auo passengers, Jum W. Wyatt.
S1'.lnCr George Is. UPTON, Roberts, New York
IL .r!Htiiisc and passengers, Virginia steamship
and L -cl,r. Iuiut'yny.
;.iesui.G i'atiande, ,c'son, Kings Mill wharf
luVs,.irE' lie. q. J.. tu.ric.
ScH>"s:rr setrsvi:ic, chase, Boston, mercan.
disc. $. uri ie x 20.
rCh0Yhcr u'lcrucr, Thatcher, Boston, mer,
oh ,udisc. Carrie Il co.
-clo Ju%r j. Il. Myers, Elwnot, Ee II York, pow
der, - ;. <. Ki!cy, and merchandise, Currle i
Parker.
schooner J. II. Marvel, Q ecu, Philadelphia
co Il. =. Dillon.
Schooner \. -. tnith Jonts 5, Norfolk Curtis {
EaIker.
Ss-&m%r John Sylvester, Clifford. Norfolk, mcr.
g-.>I,..sv ana passengers. l.. -. Talu;n.
MEMORANDUM.
WEST p0!=T. june 5.--ATriyed, steamer Admi
ri, Ecvh"!d, Baltimore, mercDardise aud pa:stn
gers. li-cuin vi and York River Railroad Com
y .JS, aid sale! on return.
[GY TELEGRAPH.
CITY POINT, Jane 5.-Arfived. schooners j. III
Ravp. with iron from New York; David WOLF
VITA Coz and John kowlc.t : all Tor Is iGhinoIu.
FORTRESS MOSnOE, Juuc a.-taSsed i'll. Sui
crry t;,.,c from klu; uriss Soiuanct. from, Mas
sau and AEiCs" ri, from y cS5 LADIES'. PaSse'
ont bres Mississippi, Tor DemaraIa, and Ii
tjctl.tun, "a: Pence.
Ew lonK, Jane 5.-Arrivcd, steamer Hatteras
HiIIlniO III.
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The Creyasse at New Orleans-The
Streets Navigated With BOats-suf-
Enr.rss.. Of the Re0nIe.

1cE7KSr ok tEaC Co1'Ss
New ORLEANS, June 5.-The flood is in
creasing. The water is as near up to Canal
street as Rampant street, which, with tho
exception of the .'ncutral grouDt" OH Ca
nal street, is not entirely covered. East of
Claiborne there is an unbroken sheet OF
water from Villery street to the Metairle
bridge, and from the river to the old basin
IN area offs or square miles, including about
three hundred thickly-inhabited squares.
The sufferings of the inhabitants OF this
quarter, especially among the poorer
classes, is very great. Thousands living in
one.stOry houses have moved out, while
those living in higher houses have been
compelled to remove to the second story.
Back of Claiborne street, on Canal, there
is an average depth Of two feet OF water r;
! The city authorities seem to be doing all
they can for the relief Of the people. Every
available boat and skitf has been brought
into Use, and are filed with police going in
every direction to relieve those In danger
and distributing provisions to the needy.
The damage by this overflow cannot be
estimated with any degree of certainty.
The shrubbery and gardens have all been
ruined, houses damaged, and property de-
preciated.
The overflow directly from the Lake
GENTLY road quarter has caused heavy loss
in the destruction of market gardens. tne
Ponchartrain railroad from GENTLY station
is still overlooked. The water in the lake
is receding slowly. A train came through
from Mobile yesterday on the Chattanoosa
road. A passenger reports that about Tour
miles Of the road is under water.
A passenger who came through this
morning on the jackson railroad reports
that road under water for seven miles north
of Pass Manchac. ~. .t -#E
y,I.
dent of the Union bank, was found in the
new canal this morning, opposite Hogan
avenue. Hc was last seen alive at the Half
way House Friday evening. Joseph Fer
sand was drowned in the Canal-street canal
yesterday evening. ~s
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SENTENCE OF Mrs. FAIR-Scene in Court.
San Francisco, June 3.-Upon the conclu-
sion Of the argument on the part of Mrs.
Fairs counsel. the judge Informed the
counsel for the people that it was useless
for them TO reply, ~ the attempt to impcach
the inty hal failed, and he would overrule
the exceptions taken during the trial. He
then briefly alluded to the crime, and the
long and impartial trial which Mrs. Fair
had had, and then sentenced Laura d. Fair
to he hanged on the 18th July.
y remarkable scene then ensued. Mrs.
Fair maintained almost her usual COM
po>urc, hut he strong-minded women who
had attended throughout the trial man
iic$tcd their sympathy in the most osten-
.atiou> manner-MrS. Emily Pitts Stevens,
the leader of the party, embracing the pris-
omCr>s another, and then going 70 the IT,
portcrs' GcSk, telling them she hoped they
were satisfied now. DC. These demonstrate
tons We're continued until the court WAS
closed. 1t is believed Governor Haight will
not interfere.
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National Typographical Union,

BALTIMORE, June 5.-The eighteenth an
nual session Of the National Typographical
Union commenced here to-day-Wm. j.
Hammond, of New Orleans, presiding.
Sixty-four unions were represented BY
scventy-eight delegates, including Miss
Mary Moore, from the Woman's Union,
sidcnt resulted in the reelection of w. j..
Hammond, he getting 50 votes to Is for NJ.
Walsh, of New York, 8 for II. A. Crosby,
of Montreal, and scattering. John Col
Inns, of Cincinnati, was reelected secretary.
The delegates are fine-looking body of
mon
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est, the Bishop remarked tiiatYwhile him.
ferreti IL in the resolutions and glad that
general attention had been, called to their
subject by the discussion <j1ist hads he
thought the, matter had gone far enough,
and would suggest to the mover OF the res
olutiou to withdraw It. This Col. Powell,
we regret to say. accordingly did. There is
no reasonable doubt, however. that had it
been pressed to vote the resolution would
have been adopted. The general sentiment
OF the Council was that some decided action
IN the premises IL necessary. tf< KIT,
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The Baltimore aud OHIO Railroad.

BALTIMORE, June 5.-Fisher u Sons have
bought from the State of Maryland over
5000 shares of stock in the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad at $40 per share. The sale
was ordered by the State to pay State bonds
which matured in January last. BY this
sale the State loses two directors in the
company. The amount realized by this
transaction is insufficient to pay the bonds,
and further sale of preferred stock will
probably be necessary, when the State will
lose more directors.
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TEL.EGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York Stock and, Honey !, MAGE,

i new YORK, June b. Southern secueitaes.<Ten
nsssee s's old and new, II. Virgins s,s, on new,
~. houlsianae's, 90 ssnew, g. Levee e's, TO- A,.
soana SIS, ios; s's. 20. Georgia s,B, 50; rs, sss
North Carolina a's, Il; new. Isl South Carolina
ss, u I; new, 50. LAS. t.sfl 80 -
About noon to-day gold sold down TO I'LL, iba<
afterwards rose to and closed at III. The sum az
sleo'oo was withdrawn from the Clearing House
TO- DAY, which gave rte to tle rurnor of a
squeeze " for tomorrow. Money was easy at
a@a rer cent; Sterling, ilas@llos Governments
were better for January and July Issues, and
uncnanged on the others. BIS, lii; CTS, sss and
eSs, lnt news SIS and ss,s. lIls Ten forttes Ito
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The WAR I'm San Domingo.

HAVANA, June 5.-The Port .au Prince:
Journals of May 23d publish the protest Of
the people against annexation to the United
States. San Domingo adylces OF May 3Qth
say President Baez is making extensive
preparations to carry on the war, having
received army stores from New York. The
revoIutionists are also, on their part, get
ting ready for the fight. =.
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Church Music An Episode.

i"ah.I,, The most interesting feature Oh
tt.,> y Proceedings was crowded out OF
n.a,lorl Tor that day. Col. ID. Ice Powell,
"'I ',u1rkS al much point and bumor,
q. us'l,d / hr follow Ing preamble ana reso-
.aa.., 80 rc4lrd 10 church mu>ic:
see thr sc:Iicc OF the Episcopal
.t0r.h owes il chief beauty and value. To
Hs., thu il w;t~ designed TO AID and lead
"0. iuppcis ~ glYiug utterance 10 their
., Il praise, and calls upon them 10
1880 "i'l! their voices i'll giving glory to
,', ',ac licrhsc nos given TO 80 many ol
0.gshulyh chois, composed often OF young
n."-irv! 'it' hu>iasts who are members o. no
r.alg"s., II taking entire possession OF large
....,... - he service OF singing such
tt0Li> and hymns rs prevent any others
iaat themselves from joining therein, thus
d. a''tg L. ihu>c Of our Congregations VINO
"'.Ie 10 WORSHIP God for themselves aud
"ol ~ proxy, ANY participation III the most
rcd run!o ions Of oar service, is greatly to
Gcplor"d, and calls for prompt and posi-
'Nr corrections: Therefore,
h'spiccd. That The ministry OF the Epls-
'"i" hIrch ~ Virginia he earnestly re
g.,-j"d 10 adhere more closely TO the Ru-
..tt authorizing" and requiring them TO con-
H." md direct their cbolrs and to exert
trH authority n viii secure Il more Gevu-
'.',' y y "a iIC5'', ilih WIZ p'S 'hS''
.a.I"" atoms from being competed TO re-
@"n ""nID, and listen so exclusively TO the
"rormruccS Of The cboirs.
De. ci:nring Of this resolution gave rise to
Sa~ most Ilyely and spicy debate OF the seS-
'" T. The hev. DR.. Woodbridge was spe-
...Hy Pronounced III opposition, and the
i"t. Dr. Andrews equally so In FAVOR OF
'hIr adoption. These gentlemen were iol-
passed. hy Rev. DR.. Bartcn, Rev. d. ..
i'"ucEci, Rev. W. l.. Hylaild, Rev. DR..
r'nGteton, Col. e. Il. Withors, Rev. T.:
HtAcl,, Col. j. NJ. Patton, w. TazeWcli
ia.."r, and Mr. l.. a. Sale, most Of them
-t".;kug III favor Of the resolution. The
'A.rI mound OF objection TO it's passage, it
-a"uiu DC added, was the fact that the prac-
'l@eH aimed at were already sufficiently con-
" mncd by existing Rubrics. @
lIuully, aitcr i discussion Of rare inter
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Escape OF a Convict.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsp irc,

tsfhotAL TELEdRAA TO TIE DIsPATCH.l
CovINsroN, VA, June Awhile the
westward mail train was here last night
two negro convicts got out of a car win
dow and took. to their heels. One of the
guard pursued, shooting at them six
times. He captured one, but the other
made his escape. The guard thinks he hit
him once. They are still hunting for him.
There were twenty convicts and only two.
guards. ..sa.sa. NJ q
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Cotton NIarkets-IBY TELEGRApH.l

/ MONDAY, June 5.-Ne,o Orleans Firm al l73c. +;
bales; sales a,iOO bales stock, 90, o3I bales So
rannah: Quiet at 17sQ17sc.; receipts, 1,s2G bales
experts to the continent, 3,A6; coastwise, zoos
folk: Firm low niddlings, le3c.; receipts, OIL
nalss; exports, 7o6 bales Bales, rs bales stock,
Q. 537 bales. : '
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SAN FRANCISCO, June 5.--Austrslian
George, alias Portuguese Joe, who muir
dered Miss Mcdaniel because she refused
TO marry him, was hunted out of his hiding-
place In the mountains, near Cherokees by
the,inturiated citizsns to-day, shot, and his
|hgdy turrcd to ashes.
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pb;Jade,pb;. Cattle n,,rI.,

PHILADELPHIA, June 5.-Beef cattle very tiul
and declined J.; !; sales, /, 900 head extra Penn
s.Ivaiia and western steers, 7@7sc.; fair to good
6@63c.; common, 4@5ac. Sheep rather lower
sales 10000 head at 5@eac. Hogs dull and lower
sales, 1850 head at eGl6sc.
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Tobacco Markets,

LOUISVILLE, June .-Tubacco'activp and very
strong; sales, 1s4 hog sheads lugs &50*5.75 slow
to medium leaf, 8s@S2o. ..,,-
CINcINNATI, June 5.-TobAcco in good demand
al full prices.
good filters we *. -
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s,xxtc,s i'm tho ProteStnnf Epfs-
,,,o, <nurcs,cs i'm Petersburg on
.,r,nd Snrihn Nisnatch.l

.ta,
Tgcrortca Tor The nispatch.]
p,.r,,s,,-pc limo =. 1871.
..;o,, - Tho sunday following the
ut ~, - n,a f,uncij nropcr are al
@d''"t '',.+ Win ,,artr,,}ar interest. most
WY, u si,,,s ,c,nqiripr over. and the
~ ih' "r'S',.1 49, - rS,;rinns festival.
'1' hoin2 rcSsu "i h 30 trinity Sunday,
ir>'c,un s,,',";sI,y observed according 10 the
,,,',,,th rllcndar.
~ ,'' nrI;nation>, pursuant 10 notice pre-
,.'r,f, ,iycn, took place II II o'clock. In
, ,..." Church. morning prayer having been
.,,.5 i $50. the Soivlce began Win a
,,,,,, tnll,wca immediately by the ordl-
...,;,, sermon, from the KEY. trol' LACK
$3.50, " ;nc Theological seminary. thc
.,I.,otiru service was then proceeded
WIN and tl.r Rev. M"SsES. TO- y; GIBSON
..1 !. r. Fo:u:!cNicr "d'Nl''"a 70 INC "foer
- ,ii.>:> Nr l'i>AHp J.'Ah.. ~. .,u
Har candidates. WHY -, ,;.,;s,.,.;: Wy ~,
N., ~. \or"o'u. III ' ";
tar Bo,y ,"h'MlA'%a' "' ,,,',1',. EisnnT
.> al UnU>""'IH ~ :. 49,, i,,,ro ~ az
= h!t- WAS 9>>!>Itl IH N'>"|i Et.,, ~ -,
IT, md lie "iHcr cic' ,,', '','i,,m, -, ,
~ -. f"u. hI!'," ,:';,' ''r,1 :,n1 ,rn
..an ~ i@r t'IN',N, -, 81, - II M.-
>.r""" iH'N,nr" 'H 49,, ri'h,n While
h'ih. Ni't' '"' ua',r ,:iI,, i Cook. al
|.;...l " - 80 '> i:,, was ,,,,>,nIrd nv
.-,y. J. n. u. Njm@tlctd, -. H.. reel or
.. .... church. who. Win me "thrf clergy
,.... mentioned, assisted III Tile celebration
W.. t... i.r.y tnmmuul'u.
Nv 1."-" congregations a'fc""eu BON
'-..' AK, -, L,Ih ,hur,hns raa.bnd
..'.,' ,,.,,, .'.',,ic
& ) O'Clock III the afternoon meeting
s,.. held iii -. raufs Church. inT the sun
~ ,,Aaul ,h.l&rcn. and addresses &c
...rrG tN BISHOP PAYNE and others.
-. ~ well services sunday night OF
.... .,t.lnuS are always ot a peculiarly
..,....-ru- character. We never knew
.A.~ &.rg" 80 than ii this time. Before
...>. the hyilr Tor service. Grace Church
,;flq! to lis utmost caparitv. the dele
,-.r f'tr Cauncil bripr nl3ccd a. u>uaI
r,.>,ry,,I for Them noqr rho rb,ncrI
...r, nrr,rr vos rc,3 hy tho rrv
r.......-,,,n ,,n,r,. and The Icy William n
= "r11d.ou of Hj>Ion Meade
...u J,hn> ihcu delivered his farewell
.~,>.
y -.uu;n- with a touching reference tt
... ...y,.. words Of Bi>hon Meade. his Dre
-.-I. in Il;,. f,r.i>ro,,ltC->. God bless n;
., ~ lir.,jnil lie nrorrrdrd !,
- ~, w.. r,.,i,-,l of In cr,1rrh in his 3;o
I..,,,, III, r.,,l,. vcnrs nr Tho ,ro,n,,
..,,rv NJ smoke If the meeting of q few
,> r,,,,,,,rr.tjv,> in Rj,hmou,! in 1911
.., ,,. 81 fh,. rn,unir;cr rooms ot the Can't
n md OF Ih,. IMPRESSION then prevalent
...u4;aon. ~ best friends. th.; The uhurcl
.,.. 49, hopylg>.N deaf.
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HARDWARE.

FARMERS AND MERCHANTS will
IL find 1t to their advantage TO call and examine
our new stock OF harvesting and other implements
GRAIN CRADLES and BLADES, GRASS
BLADES and SNATHS. CULTlVATORS
Flows and -.LOW-CAS1 INGS. Also, q fn
line OF small implements and farmers HARD
WARE at manufacturers prices. L..s.ys.
MCGRAW u DENUON, 1904 franklin St..
my8 five doors from Old Market.
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/, COMNfERgIAJ..,

49, .CoRa AND FLouE excHk aar,
a., :. -. H., RICHMOND, VA, Ju ne 6. 1S1L
- OFFERINGS. s-rSs..5 sg.s3
= Wheds.-Whfta 400 busbels. REQ $50 has,,e,a.
Corn---Vv bite, $40 bushels. Red, ron brshels,
Mixed. 800 bushels. --S@' i 5. ~. = s. -
OatS.-21s bushels .~s>f' + -
Rye.-2o bushels. = 49, - q -
BALES. '---s
Whedt.-W bite, none. Bed 38 bail ieis al 81 47A.
Corn.-Wbite. ae0 bushels prime ut .99c Yellow.
10? bushels ut CSC. Red, 200 bushels. delivered at
s73c. - ~. su..,3. - 4 "A EFI-I-.'I , -
+, Odts.-22o bushels New Brunswick at CSC.
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AFFAIRS IN FRANCE.

The Case of the Orleans Princes Interesting
Scene in the Assembly-The New Govern
ment Won't Trust the Modified Guard
All the Recent French Governments to be
"Investigated,' &c. E.
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AECEFONEr Rs, &c.
TAX NOTICE.

CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE,
-.... kICHMOND, june ], 1871.
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-T office
~ will be open between the hours of O'Clock
4. N. and O'Clock F. NJ. from the 18th to the 3OtlI
day of ,JuIe, Inclusive. for the pun pose OF re-
ceiving from any rs2n charged with city taxes
FIR the year 1871 The whole or one-half OF the
amount OF tax charged. Ten per cent. will be
died TO the amount of tax charged In every case
Th re the party essed shs fall to pay the whole
or one-haf within the time so limited, rs per Or
9 . -, t = = = = = 'JuHN +. REGNAULT,
n ie 1-Imt<s - City Collector.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-06
pANCREATIC, EMULSION, by s
worry q More, London !;

worry q More, London;
FoUGERA's iNUTRlrIVE FOOD, composedoi
extract Of beersnd the farine OF whest, and
especially usefufin cholera infantum; ~
HUBB ELLIS FARIsACEOUs FOOD, Hfj
RoBISsON'S PATENT BARLEY, IT,
DGLLUC's BISCOTINE, ~,
DELLUC'5 RACAuOUT
COMSTOCK'S RATIONAL FOOD, H4I
PREPARED RICE FLOUR, It's
PREPARED. DAT MEAL,
LEIBIG'S XTRACT OF BEEF, ~
PEARL SAe0,- TaPIOCA, /. .y:o
&C., t-.<}
FOR sale OF iA% MEADE A BAKER, ~:
ar.-'s -a:tg Dispensing Pharmacists, sstf
les a,a Ma4n at,as.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-06
sEEDsMEa, FLORISTS, DC.

VIRGINIA NURSERY AND VINE
CuMPANY.-JOHN NJ. ALLAN and JAP.
r. JOHNSON continue to act as gle NERAL
Agents. OF the VIRGINIA. NURSERY ANIL
WINE COMPANY, whose Office will be tempo.
raj lily ut 1914 Main street. up stairs Our STOCK OF
TREES, VINES, &C., for planting the ensuing
fall 10 remarkably large ana fine. Early orders
invited. ALLAN JOHSsOS,
/, lie s3. ~ General Agenta