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4 Grffsdstone5. zG12sc. "a D.
H Hid:s ro ds;lorsl?s: clover: soe1ssc.
lof e.. wet w sailed Is ss saaasIs SIZE:
sossn SfsS sk Sss sssas ds sls9: ale!S
nas ana refined
per ton English and American sheet 5,qlgSc.
swedes, hammered. &c.: hoop, sGsic.
Ldrd-rrime. barrels and tierces. l2llstc.; II
| li1c.
Sole eahe ea a0s sos ese he
Sis f sc. ,o ss?n kip SgpSe 9
nestle, it, ioas e" b.: morocce isGssc. rough
skirtng, 2sG32c.
G., SOC. !: 9; c., sic; q: ii. j., SOC; NJ. F.,
ssc.: Y. b., 2sc. G. Il A., 27s0?sc. 6. h., csc.
YDuria, acc.
,Ltms.-Agrlcultural 1o@l2sc. q bushel: vir-
La5e1.CW Si,e pine. ssseSsso = snoSssnd. yell
low pine boards, Sl2@Sl5; joist, sls6l$20 accord
Ing to lengths Shingles pine. ss.sOGss; cypress,
sogsls y thousand. Laths split $l.so: sawed,
Aotasses.-Common syrup. hossheads, 2sc.;
Porto Rico. COARSE: New Orleans prime, 75c.
NafLs.--1n store. 85 for standard-that is ten.
penny; other sizes extra
0ranges.-S7.5o per box.
Oats.-Baled 90cG$l N hundred.
Oits..Llnseeo Si.o34sl.lo machine, sleSl.76:
straits so@7oc. lard oil, $lI5psl:ls: sweet 90 3
dozen: best salad ga; CASTOR S?.25 u gallon; Viz
gInia lubricating. soc per gallon,
PL0;1 Cdsttngs- holesale, 43c.; retail. &c. q D.
Ptdstsr.mLump $3.50; ground Ssatslo; ale
Rags.-sIlned cotton, &C.; white, &c.; woollen,
SRam.-Ncw England, $3.50; Santa Cruz ss.s0
Rope.-Manilla, best 2s@s5c.; sisal, acc. q b.;
kue.-s7.@soc. for good to prime.
Rtce.-CaroIina. l00lOic.
Race Gin0er.-l5c.
Seed.-Ciover, $3.50; timothy, $3.50; orchard
Meet.-Nayor's cast steel, l7i0lsc. "a n; Eng
fish bistered, l6sc. % b.; American blistered.
l04GDllc. ~ b.
satt-Lverpoo light with to b 81 de-
iShot.-Northern. gag ~ bag Of rs u.s. ,.
Sugar. -Demarara, l2@l2sc;: Porto Rico: iota
fined moiasses Sugar. lO0l0,c.: cut loat. isc:;
eEnshea and powered tsc g Exfps
Stdces. -Whiskey barrel timber, green, $lsm?s2?
% LOCO; seasoned. 8:O@$25 p LOCO. Flour barrel
tmber $5os e 10 Hoop oo. r POLES est fSsos
staves s25eSsso ' 200 For seasoned whskey
barrel hickory. hoop, 81. so fa 1000.
SOdd.-Sal., 3s0iC.. in Kegs; English soda, d
Sennca R0ot.-30Q!0c.
ShuckS.-65c. -,
| S0nD.-Common, 5@sc. !; best washing, 1l@llsc.
toilet 15@2Oc.. and fancy prices; country, 4l5c.
| Spirits 1urDe7nine.-5S@6oc.
Tar. -$30S3.25 Ne barrel.
| Tsns,Black. CSC GO81. 25--the last prime arti
Gle: Imperial, Sl.lO0JSl.6O gunpowdcr, allQtlao
Hool.-W ashed. 420:73c.: unwashed, 2s0s2c:
| IFhiskey.-Proof, Sl.15NQs1.20; X. A. stuart $
AZ; Peter Singer So. 25 Pineapple 50; CromwclPi
Eagle, $3.50; Medium Rye, Sl.75@*9.25.
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The Flood In New Orleans Subsidtns

New ORLEANS, June S.-The water in the
city has fallen two inches i'll the past TWEEN
ty-four hours, and is now three INCHES be-
low hich-water mark. The "nelltral
ground" on Canal street, is clear nearly to
Claiborne street.
Besides the police and charity boats,
there are hundreds of small craft engaged
in the passenger traffic as thick around the
" neutral ground" on Canal street, us vehi-
Giles ut a race-course, and the boatmen are
toutinc for passengers like cabmen. The
boats are required TO carry lights, and after
dark the spectacle is interesting. FIVE
thousand loayes Of bread and other articles
in proportion are distributed daily.
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GEN. Sherman Absolutely Declines.

NEW YORK, June S.-General Sherman,
writing to the New York Herald from
Fort Gill, says: "Now, as to politics, l
think all my personal friends know my
deep-seated antipathy to the subject. Yet,
as YOU seem not to understand me, here
bv state, and mean all that ! say, that
never have been, and never will be, i can
dldate Tor President. Ii nominated by
either party, 1 should peremptorily de.
cline; and even if unanimously elected,
should decline to serve. If you can fine
language stronger to convey this meaning
YOU are at liberty to Use it.
| am your Didn't servant,
w. n, SHERMAN, Gen.
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The Lake shore Railroad.

New YORK, June S.-The Lake Shore
railroad directors, at their meeting to-day,
declared four per cent. dividend, cash
PAYABLE August 1st-the transfer books to
close June 2Gth and reopen August I'd. A
resolution was adopted calling specla
meeting of the stockholders, at Cleveland
July 9th, to vote on u proposition to to III
crease the capital stock from S3,5OO,OO &c
Sj,000,OO0. No action was taken IN regarc
TO the amount of money to be called up Oh
the SD, O00, 900 of new stock.
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Knoxville Markets.

JUNE 5.-Corn-Loose, eo983c.; sacked and dc
livered. 7O@7Jc. ..,..o,,
lVbcat-ro transactions: prices unchanged.
Orfs Demand active and higher sacked, In ca
load lots, 55GGd0c.
Lnrd.-In good request at l2iNl3c.
Ftnthers.- Market quiet III 6o0065c. ~
(IuniyU Produce. - Butter-prime lots, leMlsc
Seed potatoes 10 dem md; peach. blows, Sl.2a@
81 so a. bushel. Eggs dull at l0ml23c. per dozen
ing The local demand. No change In prices 0
cattle or sheep.
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III" International Typographical Union
@., h"' lou Wednesday, vote down mo-
..nu 20 allow negroes 10 become members,
I'LL. u'Q vote Gown q motion 10 consider
lie suaJcct. They refused to touch IL. The
printers are having fine times in Balti-
more.
Considering how easy it is to write upon
hens eggs, we do not understand why the
papers should PERSIST in telling Us that
Jones, smith, uld The rest, find eggs With
"ondcriul inscriptions upon them.
Since aiauch.adycrtiscd no>trum brought
"a' the KING Of Swedcn's hair - tieclual-
J. ,l..1 Ai> head resembles Il billiard ball, he
aa> determined 10 Danish all pretended
ha.r Icstorativ"-, not only from Stockholm,
Dat from the whole country.
\ Ncw York paper, afflicted with :" orr
%lHal poetry" wishes II could persuade
young people 10 cultivate the poetic art rs
many 81 them do music, merely as Il prl-
'1lc &cc0mplt shincnt, To be hushed up In
The family AID anon" friends.
The cable announces that Communist
prisoners, to the number Of 10000, are TO
be trans pUr!cu 10 New Caledonia, u desc
late island i'll The South Pacific ocean, be-
lp"@ihg 10 France.
DE Bulls brother Edward, organist, Is
coming TO America III August.
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xyaSseru Eevs-ShiDHreck.

SAN FRANCISCO, June ga Tremendous
hurricane has occurred in the vicinity OF
the Fejce Islands. The brig Kentucky,
hence Tor Melbourne, foundered, and all
were lost, including the captains wife:
There have been great floods in New
South Wales. The yield of gold there Is
increasing, but disease has appeared
among the sheep, killing them by thou
sands
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Wilmington Markets.

JUNE .-Turpentine--Salcs of 43o bbs at 49,
for yellow dip. and ~ IS for virgin,
pei gallon for counlry packages:
R0sin.. Sales of IS" bhs. at $9.O5 for strained
81 Is tor No. 2, o.. 1908 for low No. S4250$+9
for coed No. l, and $I.625, S5GS5.So Ior pale.
Tar. None on market.
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ARRIVED.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Bourne, New York. mer-
chandise and passengers, John W. Wyatt.
Steamer VIM. L. Clyde, Parker, Now York.
merchandise and passengers, Virginia Steamship
aud Packet Company.
Schooner Mary Z. Turner, Camp, New York,
iron, Tredegar Company.
Schooner John MCGEE Philadelphia, coal, j. Is.
Watkins.
clans, captain.
Soop j. X. Bernite, Forbes, n. G., fish, cap
tain.
Steamer Pallsade, Nelson, ChIckahominy, 6. L..
Currle. agent.
{ chooner eea-Bird, Hogen, New York, mershan-
disc, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner 5. II. Cravers, Meekins, Baltimore,
merchandise Curtis i Parker.
Schooner John kowlett, Bradley, Philadelphia,
railroad ties, Curtis Il Parker.
schooners J. II. Rapp, Call, and J. B. Myers,
Elwood, Il. Y, via James river TO load, wood.
MEMORANDUM.
WEST POINT. June s.-Arrived. steamer Adni-
raj, Reybold, Baltimore, merchandise and passen-
gers, Richmond and York River Railroad Com
D any. and sailed on return.
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Railroad Accident

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIspATcH.1
CHARLOTTESVILLE, June S.-While the
cast-bound freight train of the Chesape AXE
and Ohio railroad was shifting cars ut this
depot to-day brakeman named James
Dean, in attempting to couple the cars,
had his arm broken between the elbow and
hand
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Baltimore Cattle and Sheep Market.

BALTIMORE, June s.-Cattlc are very dull, and
The very hest on sa lie to-day are quoied ut 5i97c.
first quality, 4l@Ac.; medium, 4Ml3c.; receipts
704; sales. ss7. Hogs in fair supply, with good
demand For light hogs at the close there was
better feeling; receipts, 1851. Sheep-Supply IN
excess of the demand, and low grades declined
while the prices of the bess grades are barely
maintained fair to good, t@6tc.; good 10 extra,
atM5c.; receipts, 1888.
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A Railroad Gone into Bankruptcy.

bama and Chattanooga railroad, better
known as "Stanton's road" was to-day
placed in bankruptcy by Judge Busted, Of
the United States District Court, on petit
ton of W. C. Jones, an Alabama creditor
for Sl5, 200. e. Fl. Grandin and John 7.
Bailey are appointed temporary custodians,
pending the election of an assignee by the
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Richmond Cattle Market.

JUNE s.-The receipts of stock at the cattle
scales the past week show a decided Increase In
numbers, and the quality offered for sale was ex.
celcnt, embracing 80 cattle. 200 sheep, $50 calves
25o lambs, and rs hogs. Sales were made as fol-
lows:
Beef-Good. 5i6l7c., gross.
Ldm1s.-S2 5OQA4 a. head.
CulreS.- $G6I$I2 u head.
HD1s.-Fair, Sic, gross.
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VIRGINIA NEWS

Burnett, with
,, ~ :, rm.to,iv. arrived here this morning,
',T thr prisoner was committed I" JAIL D.!
,',;r, Reach. Thr last wife oi l},rd was Il
,&,,Eohuin, formerly 81 lower Hing strrcl,
III, .ity, Bird. according 10 our impress
,.n : = tall, wcll-prrSCrNcH, gcnllcmanN
man. NJ about sixty wears oi age. OF w"
,,r-. ,,asi he has occupied tho position "t
I.-,;in,, rrlvatt, haukcrat Washington. IL.
t,r Congressional accommodations
,:.,, ~ ~ The writer has always under
>,",,IIA mai he was n widowor, and had son
>,. .,,..frr law Il Hanover Courthouse. We
'.-f fa-d,y That INC certificate ot ms mar
,,...,. 20 ihc Washington woman was lnH%eo
H. ,2r hands sc y. l.. Smno'. ESQ. COM
,,.rvra,th's Attorney al tht> rllN. hlau
s..,~,g> punishment who "Hua attempt 10
w. ,,,aryict If Birds time VI HE. lie was
-.,a>S rrpUtcG well OF. and we nave no
rl.,.0r, 10 DOUBT -.ai,sdh1'1a Sr'a'nc4.
I'm thn way M. - thc train passed Il STA
,...,, a., the Richmond. f1rdrr!cNShurS ana
r..n,}a, railroad. ;NC l1dy he had last mar
1872 and whom. Il i slid. he had let There,
,..,.~nrg"! him: and when INFORMED oi ms
,....-.f in custody. and The cause, gave vent
. rlr fr.fir.-, in The m1>t hcarilcndiug
lis. causing intense e\cue'pnt among
.. ,,.,.ansery<. In March last. Byrd. ii Is
...r-,.I. married in This city al interesting
,.,.r, ,,,!y. Miss Henrietta Goodwin. the
. ...l.,~ If a highly iCctahlc gentle
,..,-,,h no formerly. before the war. resided
u. E.rG having AZ the time a wife
...... In WASHINGTON. some say two wives.
...... l..-fn>:9ucr TIC arrest was made, -
...... .--g tG@t't:.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.


NEW YORK, June s.-Southcrn securities dali
except South Carolina e's, which are very active
iehaessee o's, ut; new, ia. Virginia e's, So
new 70. Louisians es, 81; new, s:a. Levee ed
e's' Us, 50. Alabama s's 100: SIS, ~. Georgii
es, 10; Ts' s2t North Caroliaa o's, a.; new. 2sl
South Carolina 0's. 10; new. aaA
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The Hebrew Rites:

CINCINNATI, June S.-The Rabbinicai
Council has adopted q resolution providing
for uniform reading from the Pentateuch
during three years, emitting antiquated
laws.
A resolution was adopted protesting
c,,.n-l IL" establishment Of u National Rab-
~ II i.I,.i. Washington,
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The weather Prohab,,,,,o.

WASHINGTON, June SIT is probable that
on Friday light winds, with warm and
pleasant weather, will prevail from the lakes
to the Gulf, partially cloudy, and cloudy
weather, with westerly winds, are proba-
bic for the interior.
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EACTS FOR LADIES.

II could not procure another WILSON SHUT
TIE SE WING MACHfNEl would lot part with
mine for any consideration.
Mrs, FITzwILsoN. Church HILL
l am delighted with my Wilson Shuttle Sewing
Machine. Mrs. LAKEWOOD, Church Blu.
! would not sell my Wilson Shuttle Sewing Ma
chine which cost $50, for $500. have paid for 1t
In The work have done on Il In one month.
Mrs. MARTHA CLARK, Broad street.
am well pleased with the Wilson Shuttle Sew
ng-Machine, and do not think could De better
suited. Mrs. Can't. BLAKEY, Leigh street.
My machine always gives me satisfaction,
have always been pleased with It.
Mrs. MEADOWS, I'd street.
After a fair trial or machines, have given pre-
ference for the Wilson shuttle Sewlng-Machine.
would not take $l0o for 1t.
Mrs. NUNNERLY, Church Hill.
.Ithave always liked my Wilson shuttle-sewing
Machine. Mrs. PACE, 9Th street,
CAUTION. LADIEs.-when anything is said
about the WILSON" which is calculated TO in
Jure Its reputation In your mind, before you be.
lieve 1t test the truth by coming to office and
examining for yourself. We can prove by emf
nent machnists and hundreds OF ladies In this city
that The Wilson +" has no superior.
Save $50, then, by buying our Machine.
WILSON SEWING-MACHINE ROOMS,
je1 no Governor street.
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The Steamboat INSPECTORS.

WASHINGTON, June 8.-The Board Of Su-
perVisory Inspectors of Steamboats,, in ses-
sion here, will tomorrow appoint a mem
Der ofa committee to consider the new ma
chinery of steamboats,.
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The New Hampshire Legislature.

CONCORD, N. H., June s.-The House TO
day failed TO elect clerk. The senat
merely met, and after clecting Temporal!
chairman, appointed committee to coun
the Senatorial votes.
Both parties are caucussing to-day.
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ISECOED DISPATCH. |

CONCORD, N. H., June S.-The entire
forenoon was spent in an effort to draw
seats, which failed, owing to the duplica-
ton of some Of the members. MIR. Randall
urged the propriety and right of ballot for
clerk, while the Democrats persistentIy re.
fused, fearing the shaky members.
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Petersburg Markets.

JrSE 7.-Whent-S BO61 81. so for good TO prim
red good to paine white *I.7C0sl.9o.
COrn.-Quiet at s5c.
Rye.--9Oc., and dull.
OGfs-Iemand good at sc065c.
Lire Cattle.-No. / smooth, s@G7c., gross; good
5GU5Bc.; common, 3033t. Muffin, $3W7 per head
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Louis Hoyer and daughter, Of Rich
mond, were among the passengers in the
steamship Leipzig, which left Baltimore
"Wednesday for Bremen.
Another nude departure-Lydia Thomp
son has sailed for England.
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WHEELER g. WILSON'S SILENT
w FEED, LOCK.STITCH FAMILY SEW
1EG.MACH1NES are the best for family ass,
viii do q larger range OF sewing, with less labor
TO The operator, are noiseless, and less compdca.
ted than any other. Some OF the most eminent
PHYSICIANS In this city assert that the use OF the
W HELLER Il WILS0N MACHINE il not infu-
rious TO the health or ladies.
Il invite careful and thorough comparison OF
the merits OF this machine with all others
&. l.. RAUWAY,
:, General gent for Virginia.
n, b. have associated with me g. POWELL
HILL, or thls city and invite attention TO his card
herewith annexed. q. L. q.
TO the Ladies and the Public:
Having associsted myself with G. L, Railway,
agent Tor the sale OF the Wheeler Wilson rev.
fng-m1chincs, respectfully invite one and all TO
give me q call before buying elsewhere. am q
Yrginian. and have resided In this city nearly ten
years, and refer to the leading business houses
here. fje81 G.. pow ELL HILL.
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AFFAIRS IN FRANCE.
Tile Funeral Of the Murdered Clcrgymen The
New Government Capture of More
Comm sta-Canse of
the Revolution.
THE FUNERAL OF THE MURDERED cLERGYyE,

THE FUNERAL OF THE MURDERED cLERGYMEN.
PARIS, June 1.-THE funeral ceremonies
to-day over the remains Of the five clerical
victims Of the Commune were solemn and
impressive. The Church of Notre Dame
was grandy arranged. The central object
III the solemn pomp was gorgeous cata-
talque containing the remains of the Arch
bishop, surrounded by minor structures
containing the corpses of Duyernay, Cure
OF Medclaine; SuSct, Grand Vicar of the
Diocese; Becourt, and Sebater. The coffin
OF the Archbishop was covered with pail
OF black velvet, embroidered with massive
silver cross. A thousand tapes were burn
ing in the silver candesticks, and the in
ccnse vessels used were also of silver. The
floor was covered with black cloth, and the
pulpit was draped with black gauze, dotted
with silver stars.
The tranSepts $50 feet wide) were cloud
ed in the mourning drapery, and every
statue was ShrOuded, save those of the Vir-
gin and child, and ST. Denis, the first Bishop
Of Paris. In the midst Of all were the
charred remains of the Bishops chair and
his half-burned throne, which were left as
q memento Of the crime Of the Communists.
SOME MORE CAUGHT.
VERSAILLES, June SIT is reported that
Rossel and Courbet, of the Commune.
have been unearthed In Paris.
The court-martial for the trial of insur-
gents in Paris has not yet commenced.
The 0Hciel Journal thinks the revolution
in Paris came out of Napoleon congregating
800, 900 workmen there.
TIE NEW GOVERNMENT.
VERSAILLES, June S.-A motion for the
prolongatlon of Theirs term was to-day
postponed until after the supplemental
elections. 1t is authoritatiycly stated that
Theirs fayorS Il Republic.
RUSSIA.
LONDON, June S.-The st. Petersburch
journal reciteS the formal presentation to
the Car Of the imperial order of OSmanli,
instituted by the paesent Sultan in 1861, the
presentation being made by the present
Turkish ambassador. The comments OF the
Journal show that the present relations of
the two countries are excellent.
GREAT BRITAIN.
LONDON. June S.-Jules Micre. the cele-
brated French banker, is dead.
The House Of Commons is engaged to-
night on the army-regulation bill. Mr..
Cardwell defended the clause aboliShing
the sale of military commissions. ami there
was an incidental vote, which did not de-
eide the question.
Nutrient, bred in Franco, six years old,
was the winner in the race to-day. Mr.. IL.
Delamere's Nerdure, by West Australian,
three years old, came in second; Mr.. john
Ston's three years old, third. Seventeen ran.
THE CZAR IN PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, June S.-The Car of Russia and
his son Alexis arrived here last night.
They were received ut the railway station
by the Emperor.
FIRE IN CONSTANTISOPLE.
LONDON. June S.-Dispatches from Con-
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~ i,ur tnoG John u. Daniels opinion Of
~. Jefferson Davis. - often expire >eG
..~a.-a ;.r. column, Of the Richmond En-
...r. during tit" var. was 4 very Just
..t III Very correct one. If that cole
'r..,G i"g>oua-r uil not. ~ his conduct
81 IN" Confederate Government, prove
satisfactorily that l." WAS Hcilll"r states
.-.u nor even >A!.iUl politician, hiS late
achievement, al Atlanta and Augusta
".#. 10 touht. Thoroughly convince
a.. PANIED did DOT hesitate 10 attribute
W.Ay u: trr most SrriU'> disasters
W ta.t mourm,ui period 10 the iN"ompc-
'-,.., .aj unparalleled ohstiuacy Of the
tt-H President. In speaking oi one o! the
I'-,.,nt.t'~ messages, Daniel observed that
'.,.ll'.r. Document WAS written III excel
..1. ~ land Ia" >lrilc->; EHgli>h. Indeed.
b. uIr,,. The sam" might he said of all h;S
@..,~.-.,. a.i il lie would contuc his pub
Il. communications 10 tac>e things, and
.ga.G Juggling tclcgr@n> and popular ha-
'....0,a>. .t~ Lu.y1t descend 20 p0>lcrity rs 4
"u.tAy rival Of another ruler, VINO never
-.# the foolish thing. and never did the
H.,o ole.
la..:.uyr >arcasti, r. marks were brought
..' .,. -uuc Of hlr. Davis i, in" addresses
E. ,ur southern public, wnict frequently
...u,."3 during the WAT, and which Will
g.. Well remembered. For Mr.. y. person
.. y, We. i'll common with the entire south
I'll ny,i L., have the kndy-t feelings, and
:, .-.N-, u lD.u 10 ceE-urc ham. But at
,.."4 rl!>ls a. The present WE cannot read
".'u any patience speeches like those
.:,4g delivered 1t Augusta and Atlanta,
l,. / vy "crr iuprudcnt and i'm
'aatic L. the last degree. aud are
lr.-4c with the most deadly dam
-.r 20 the interests Of the great Con-
.,4ya'ly" party, which j, al present Strug-
-..a1,o Iu4nluIIy with its potent adversary
tr >Lr.t macy in this country. Any Ut
'...urn. auy act. which might tend TO
...,as0sZr lnc cat>c Of the opposition party
'.a southern people have a right to ask OF
VI. bNj> that. il he cannot AID them. he
.gt:t AZ least not do ANYTHING 10 rctarI
'a.r Prospects. They have right TO
,...-ul silence Of him, rs every utter
..-..~ Of lii viii be seized on by the un-
>.JpGiou> Radical press 10 fan the tires
o. war; which are gradually sub>luln2.
III" Democratic party Of the south owes 1t
a. l'>rl tolcpud.atv Mr. Dayiss sentiments
a:.I h. leadership. Unless met with the
most emphatic disapprOvIl from the press
~ IL" south. Mr.. DN!>'> late Speeches VIII
"a.," he Democratic party ii loss OF many
hundred thousand votes. We cannot afford
in n.. ANY votes nthc contrary, VIC must
",',"!l l4niI IL swell our ranks. 1t i all
H4p9!t1ut that the Democratic party should
g:.H possession OF the Government at the
a'>i Presidential election E; 81, otherwise,
A~ MrUlutiUu, vii! have departed from the
a.a~.lNyn people fJrcrcr-- IfythenAG liz
''fIftst.
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The National typographical Union.
BALTIMORE, June S.-The National Typo
graphical Union has adopted 4 resolution
| admitting pressmen to membership.
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The :Laber Moyament 1u Waxfineton.

WAsHINeTeN, June s---Work has been
renewed In some quarters. The one hun.
ared and twenty-five workmen are unmo-
Tested. The other workmen still muster In
strong force, holding out for 81.
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LYNCHBUNG, VA.
RICHMOND

JUNE G-saIes the past week large both or hogs
about The same. Common poor thin leaf Is still
low. and but little wanted even at 10" figures.
Rich Shipping leaf Is In good demand and more
sought arter, and when neatly priced in good or
der command very satisfactory prices. The
quantity of yellow selling Is comparatively small,
0uently prices are seemingly lower. But veryl lit
tie extra fine selling We continue our quota
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PETERSBURG, VA.

JUNE 7.-Cfrcriugs large yesterday, and taken
at n,cytcus rates. We quote Tugs ut SlfB$G. so ;
sales occasionally at higher rates. Poor to com
mon lear, $6Gls7.5o, and lair to good $50 10 vsI
good leay tobacco. to fine shipping, NJ slO0Sl2.
So les Of fair fired filters at fsMSs anu Roou 70 very
good. SQ.5oNl$l0, with some Jew sales at Sl500
Sill. The margin between tobacco In good and
smarfiy lover than our quotations. For good
SHINING in safe order prices we're well sustained.
We trge upon our country friends not to send any
sefe SOFT Is selling low.