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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-22
commencement at We>lcyan Female
fReported for the Dispatch.I

lhepoEtcu LIS J1epAbeh'J
SrAuNroN, VA, June 90, 1871.
The commencement exercises Of the Wes-
leyan Female Institute began on Sunday,
the 18th. 1T IL O'clock A. NJ, by an able
sermon preached before the young ladies
Of the college and q vast audience by the
Rev. S. ). RosZcll, D. D., Of Washington
city. The sermon was fully equal to the
Doctors reputation, and it, GALE forth the
admiration Of all who heard it.
Monday evening Mt O'Clock the Lee and
jackson Literary Society of young ladies'
held its final celebration. The stage was
neatly decorated with the names Of Lee and
Jackson on the arch extending above. The
members Of the society, with their beauti-
full uniforms and badges, marched in to the
music Of the band, and took their seats on
the right of the stage, While the rest of the
school were seated on the left. Such an
array Of beauty III front Of the audience
was Of itself enough to enliyen and inspire
every spectator present. The president Of
the 1nStitute-Rev. w O. Harvey--intro-
duced Rev. 4. W. Wilson, of Baltimore,
who opeBed the exercises with prayer.
The Salutatory essay was then read In a
clear, musical voice by Miss M. de Launay,
Of Georgia. 1t was expressive and beauti-
full, ana heard with profound attention.
The annual address was then delivered by
iol. II. L. otSllsOS, vi chlbLi1oic' Lib sup-
ject was Woman, and we speak the univer-
sal sentiment of his auditory when we say
| that this was one of the ablest and grandest
efforts he has ever made with pen or tongue
| in the lecture.room or in the pulpit. His
| address was a happy combination Of pro-
found philosophy and classic wit. 1t
| would do the Doctor great injustice to at
| tempt 4 criticism Of an address which, to be
fully appreciated, must be heard or read.
Miss Julia +. Roszell, of Baltimore, one
Of the full graduates Of the college, was
then introduced, and read the valedictory
essay. 1t was elegantly written and most
gracefully read. 1t abounded in noble
and touching sentiment. Her allu-
sion to Virginia and her great sons,
Washington, Lee, and Jackson, was indeed
hearers. In word the essays of the young
ladies, the addresses, the music, the entire
occasion, was n splendid success, and we
heartily congratulate the Lee and Jackson
Society on this most attractive and enter
tanning celebration. ~
This evening at O'Clock will occur the
closing exercises of the Young Ladies
Christian Association. Rev. A. w. Wilson,
of Baltimore, makes the annual address.
Tomorrow evening the annual soiree will
take place. With such teachers Of music
as Prof. Schneider, Madame Ruhl, and the
distinguished vocalist, Miss Daniel, for
merly of Washington, we expect rare
treat in music. Thursday, commencement
day, DIR. Gran6ery, of Richmond, will
speak. This school exhibits for this ses-
boarding IN the institution, from the va
rious States of the Union, and there is ma
tc!ial in it for an imposing commencement.
G.
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Cotton Marlsets-BY TELEcRApu1

toaF.LK, June 2l.-Cctton quiet and low mid
diings lsc; net receipts, 2a9 bales exports coast
wise, 2SS bales; sales, 10 bales stock 1928 bales
SAVANNAH, June 21.--Cottou has downward
tenGt1cy: mlddllngs, lo5020c.; net receipts, 336
bales
NEW ORLEANS, Ju-e Election firm mid
cliugs. 2o302ic. net receipts, LOCO bales gross
d. $40 bales. =
W1LMINGToN, June 21--Cotton firm mid
dlinss, 2otc: net receipts. 90 bales; exports
coastwise, l:7 bales stock, 1857 bales.
GALvEsToN, June 2l.-Cotton weak; mid
diinEs, l53c. net receipts, TIA bales; exports
Cos s:wise, 1916 bales sales, 1905 bales sock,
80. 2l3 bales.
CHARLESTON, June ELECTION dull middllngs.
2c3@2vlc.; net receis, 30o bales sales, so bales
stock, 1886 bales.
MOBILE, June 2l.-Cotton easier; mddliuqs,
1896. net receipts, 122 bales; sales, 100 baIej
stock. II OLD bales.
AUGUSTA. June 21-Cot.on market dull, and
closed He5k ut 19c. for New York and l9Ac. FIR
Liverpool niddlings sales, 10 biles receipts, IS
bales.
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Letter from Southampton County.

Correspondence Oh inc blSpdtCu.J
BoYKIN's, Va, June 20, 1871.
Dear Dispatch: We came very near
having serious riot at our County South
ampton) Court yesterday. 1t seems some
negroes had stolen lot of bacon from q
poor and intirm old white man, who pro-
cured search warrant and found some of
his meat in the possession Of one of the
negroes. The negroes sWore to have re-.
venge out of the white man on account OF
his finding this meat, and went to court
prepared for fight, with short clubs. They
were abusing the man who had lost the
meat, when another white man appeared
and took up the quarrel. The negroes
then turned on him, and he drew his pistol
and attempted to fire; but his or Negroes
finger got caught between the hammer and
the cylinder Of the pistol, Thereby prevent
ing its firing. q crowd rushed up, and one
negro got his skull skinned little, which
was all the damage done. They were all
arrested and bound over to keep the peace.
The Clubhouse Of W. NJ. Beaton, Esq, at
his Boyk place, two miles from here, was
struck by lightning last week and damaged
considerably.
can't arrive at any just conclusion in
regard to crop prospects. Some say we will
make fine crops, others that we will make
nothing. What have seen looks we'll.
Yours, ..-..-.. u. /,
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Correspond ence OF the Richmond Dispatch.J
EXaminatloa Mt Baue Ridge school.
GREENWOOD DEPOT, VA.,2

Correspond ence of the Richmond Dispatch]
Examination Mt Bsue Ridge school.
GREENWOOD DEPOT, Wax
June 20, 1871.
The following gentlemen received dis
tinctions ut the final examination of the
Blue Ridge school, A. h. Yancey, DR.,
principal
First Glass in Latin.-J. NJ. Macon, j.
MichauX, Powhatan, Va; II. Il. Harris,
Albemarle, Va.
Second Glass in Latin-J. NJ. Hobson,
Powhatan county, Va.
Third Glass in LGtin.-Jos. Il. Crews,
Halifax; +. 7. Robertson, Elisha Robert
son, Albemarle county, Va.
German CldsS.-B. ID. Spilman, Prince
William; j. Mlclaux, j. C.Beasley.
Greek Glass;. NJ. Macon.
First Algc6ra.-J. I'll. Crews. ~,
Second Aigebra.-L. w. Booker. /.
Third Akgebra.-T. 2. Robertson.
Trtgonometry.-J. Ii. Crews, j. NJ. Ma
con. .,
analytical Geometry.-J. Fl. Crews.
PLAN Geonaetry.-B. D. Spilman, l.. w.
Booker. ..-
Ariti,n1etic.-L. W. Booker. ..-
French CidSs.-H. Z. Harris, j. II. Crews,
Ed. {. Edmunds, Lyt. Edmunds, Halifax
county. ..r..
Book-keepng.-W. G. Bias, S. A. Porter,
j. Schultz, W. w. Gibbs, j. NJ. Hobson.
FIRST Eaglish GTdmmdr.-Porter, Gibbs,
T. Z. Robertson, Lyt. Edmunds.
Second Glass IN English Grdnlnaar.-John
Martin, Albcmarle, Va.
SpeLling.-W. &. Bias, Bath county, Va.
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IA Bath COUNTY, VA.

These RENOWNED SPRINGS and GREAT
NATURAL CURIOSITY are situated In the ro-
will commence JUEG lST.
, These thermal waters are celebrated for their
CUnATlTE virtue In chronic rheumatism, govt,
spleen, chronic diarrhgs or eysentery, non-or-
ganic paralysis, old injuries diseases or the skin
espec.al lily Of syphi itc orgin), chronic diseases
OF the uterls, affections OF the womb, and other
diseases or delicate character Incident to fe-
males.
Baths vary In temperature from SO to 10 degrees
Fahrenheit.
The accomm5da are frst-cIass, and offer
unsurpassed attractions to the invalid aud pleas
sure seeker,
Telegraph Office In hotel
Prof. j. L. CABELL, II. D., OF University OF Viz
giIlia, resident physician.
Descriptive pamphlets, with full particulars,
furnished on application to
. q. TASUY &c CO., lp;o,rona uo
1HLs. q. PIECE i CO., Sichmono' Va''
JAMES 4. AUGUST, Hot Springs,
my lp-tJ,1 Bath county, Va,
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.... IN the New York Stock Market.
I NEW YORK. June 2I,-Tbere 10 a so,-rr, - 10
ment Id the stock market to-day, owing to the
sudden huctustions in Rock leland stock which
opened ct 1901; sold un to 1901 suddenly fell to
.as rallied to llss down again to lion back to
ls' and down to ITO. At present 1t is a. II2, The
1aianee; or the market is in sympathy with Rock
lsianu. Nearly all unimportant stocks are en-
me explanation Of the panic In Rock Island
sso.s 10 reported to be that the lesdiue operator
pool and was unable to-day to raise the NOVA, e.
protect this enormous amount OF stock AM, o,r-1
on the projected corner. A number of smaller
brokers, acsing for this prominent operator. were
unable to take the stock they bought yesterday.
and their suspension was reported to the Board
Large amounts of stock were sold out under The
rule for their account
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THE HEALING SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY, VA,

Are now open with accommodations for THREE
HUNDRED VISITORS.
These Springs, situated in the beautiful W arm
spring valley, occupy q central position In the
group of Mineral Springs for which this part oil
Virginia is SO remarkable. The scenery is ~ and
aud beautiful, the air pure and exhilarattng, and
the bathing luxurious and inyigorating, pro
ducing delightful glow on the surface, and I'M
parting roseate and beautiful tint to the com
plexion.
They are accessible by the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad from CoviDgton depot a fteen miles
over fine turnpike road OF easy grades, passing
In full view Of the celebrated
FALLING SPRINGS
and the splendid scenery on Jackson's river.
Persons leaving Washington or Richmond In
the morning can reach the Springs via Covington
lbe came night or remain at Coytngton and arrive
at the SPRINGS next morning. ....
Prot: KEssNiCa's CELEBRATED BAND
has been engaged for the season.
Pamphlets attesting the curative properties OF
the waters can be had Of Messrs. PURCELL,
LAID CO., Richmond or OF the agent at the
Nj. II. HOUSTON, ID. D., resident physician.
.BUARD: So per day; $50 Per week 375 per
month, or $50 per month for two months or more
Child under ten years and col0red servants Ia
price.
Telegraph and post-oflce IN the hotel.
1es-2swaw 3. M. QUAkLEs, Agent.
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Letter from GoochEaud.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
GooCHLAND Co., VA, June 20, 1871.
The crops in our county,, from present
indications, arc better than they have been
for the last three years, with the exception
ofa slight touch Of the rust in the wheat.
The regular monthly term OF our court
commenced Oh Monday last, Judge Leake
presiding, when the exciting and extra
ordinary infantlcide case Of the Common,
wealth vs.. Susan Boyd, Peyton Boyd, ana
mother were acquitted, and the daughter,
who was the mother of the deceased child,
was in too weak q condition to stand the
trial, and her case was continued.
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Teiesraphlc Summary.

Trains are crossing the Ohio river over
the Bellair bridge. ...,..-.....l H. ~.
Collins and Edwards, the "bruisers,"
owing to technical error in the habeds
corpus application in New York city, have
been recommitted until the next term Of
the court in November. -s.nr. s.-,.., s.....a +.
The Savannah tiremen are in New York
city, and will remain there until Saturday.
4 verdict for the Government has been
rendered in Cincinnati for S37 200 against
Joseph N. Frizell, late collector or the 14th
district of Ohio. ~, ,rs1 .ssG
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SUMMER RESORTS.
THE RED SULPHUR SPRINGS.

-
The UNDERLINED have rented the RED SUI
cut season, and the same Is =
NOW OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF
VISITORS.
Every exertion has been made to render all who
come comfortable In all respects.
The table will be furnished with every luxury
the market affords.
Rooms with fire places will be supplied, and ev-
erythpg done that may conduce to the health and
comfort Of invaids.
These Springs are located in Monroe county
West Virginia, SO miles from the Virginia ard
Tennessee railroad at Dublin depot, at which
point conyeyances will be found ready to convey
passengers over a fine turnpike to the springs.
They are distant az miles from the GreenGrie:
White Sulphur, on the Chesapeik Ike and ohio ratl-
road, from which point passengers will be con-
veyed TO these Springs by commodious stage
coaches.
The Red Sulphur Springs are unlike any other
mineral water, aud. in the language Of hundreds
who have visited and been cured toy them, we may
repeat, " are tina most valuable mineral waters on
for an forms Of pulmon .ry disease, and Is fast
beconing tie Mecca OF coCsumpttVes. It has also
Eeen fouGd specific In bronchitis and throat dis
eases, diseases Of The heart chronic diarrhGa,
chronic hebstitis, nervous irritabillty, scrofula
and female diseases, &c. Persons desiring fur
Their Information regarding the virtues or these
waters viii be furnished by mail with 3 pamphlet
containing tie eviteace VI distinguished ply 81
clans and others.
je22.lm DUNLAP, ADAIR & co.
Norfolk yirgintan and Wilmington lDelawarel
Gazette will please copy for one month, and sen u
bill to proprietOrs fOr payment
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The post-office at Cherry Line, King
William county, Va, is superseded by a
new post-ofi1ce at Sweet Haul, in thes anne
county.
Tom Parker murdered Richard Lewis in
Loudoun county last Sunday. Both ne
groes. Parker is in Jail.
Rev. DR.. j. n. Gallaher. of the Protes.
tant Episcopal Church, has accepted call
to the Memorial Church, Baltimore.
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Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.I
Singular Action or u Horse.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, June Il, 1911

CHARLOTTESFILLE,U uiIc 70 1e'' = -
While two OF the University students
were riding in a buggy this morning the
shafts broke and caused the horse TO run
away. He was so badly frightened that he;
iumped over q yoke OF oxen which were
standing in the road and landed on the OPP
nosite side with such force IS to fatally N
lure himself.
The students were thrown from the
buggy before the. horse became detached,
and were somewhat bruised, but not sefi-
ously SO. os tho ,,;,d
which has happened here within the Last
few days.
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Failures IN. New York.

NEW YORK, June 21.-The failure to
make the attempted corner of the Rock
Island stock has resulted in the following
failures: W. S. Woodward, Dater & limp
son, Earl & StoutonsJal, Ro. Walter, j. W.
Gillespie, Jas. Austin, w. E. Tunis 81 Co,
Fanshaw g. McDougal-H. A. Denison, D.
&. Bowrin, and a. s. Wood.
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Domestic Markets-IBY TEIEesApu7


,o NEW ! YORK, June sl;-Cotton unsettled and
lower lower; sales OF 1000 bales at 2oi,. Southern
hour dull and dropping common 10 ;ir exira.
ss''o; gooa to choice, s1E@ss. Whiskey. a2i@
s s meat lQ12c. lower; winter red and am ner
weiterE, $l.5os@Sl.s7. Cora, 75@75it. Psrk
O. snaoe hrmer ~ al475. Lard-Kettle, l03:. Naval
stores urn. freisha dfmer.
nibALI MORE. June 2l.-F!our weak and dull
E nat urn, nrm new Maryland white, $L75@sal5.
G Gorn galet; white; S'@aoc. yellow, 7sc Oats
a sh a. 7!01ss Pork ulcnanged Bacon firmer
Sn,s uoe e,a .@7tc Whiskey ss@95ac. Cotton
oses stock, 500 bales. . S"'s'' i'
,z Virginia e's-Uld, SAG bid IS asked sTs, 70 bid
''a asked. Coupons-old. 81 bid. s7s asked.
CINCINNATI, June 2l.-Corn active and nd
Sjc R,c o. 0 Ssc poik auil At $5 Lard dull at
So. Whiskey, ssc. 01Ns''
.o LOUISVILLE, KY, June Ak Corn firm; sacked,
&c ffovlsions steady and inactive. Mess pofk
S0'y Shoulders &C.; rio sides, slc.; clear sides,
WILMINGTON, N. c., June 2L-spirits turner.
Line quiet at 4l3c. Rosin steady; S. rs for 10
$3.50 for No. 2, IS for low pale $3.50 for nil
for virgin. '-'" N'p' @a'"'
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SUMMER HEsOMTs,
R AWLEY SPRINGS,
ONE OF THE MOST uELRBRAysD
AED IxPORTAETorA LL THE
VIRGINIA. wATrpraa.prac pa



VIII Be open on the FIRST OF JUNE, uT, Tor ss
81 81 ts ssaa,sd % = 4 e sns
n, 9,o sehshtfal summer resorH IN ihe state
ing tiaesu urAse properties are becam.
Inc sInsysis Of the wsler by Professor Msflett.
Oh srs University OF Virainis, toSeshsr Nth thS
that Il IL The IN snnL eminent ply steans, provo
but, besides IFS wonder.ul ionic nropsrtiess al (
remedy in general dl niiity snsm}. and r3isasaa~
peculiar TO females II Is In tba fro.f
ment OF the various forms Of uysusDsix ana rsar,
ticularly for those suffering nom torn,d and IN
sctive LIVER Its action upon the Liver d well g the
Kidneys Is prompt and decided. Very many 70.
blesome diseases. - .-,', =
RAWLEY
II now easy Of access, situeted only twelve miles
ircm Aarr1sonburH, the present terminus OF the
orange and Manassas Gap railroad, from which
point there VIII be two daily lines CT stages, morn.
Since last summer THE BuILDIsGs HAVE
BESS GREATLY IMPROVED, IS well az tina
r2sd from aarrtsonburg TO the Springs. THREE
nOEDhEo fEksuNS can now be very comfort
ably accommodated as these Spring1.
There u telegraph oflce At Hsfrisonburg.
Inc APPROXIMATIONS will DO STRICTLY
FlEsT~CtASS, under the management OF joseph
y. woodward, widely known as : hotel M anaser.
nessdent Physicians: Gordon d Williams, one
or The other Oh whom viii be In attendance during
the entire season. - .
RATES OF BOARD:
D.. go %
1T .............,.. Is %
Children and servants hsi:piice
President OF the Board OF Directors Of Rawley
Springs Company. my 20 I'm
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.DURIAL OF LATANEl ,,,,
X o1-~ :. BURIAL OF IsATANEl

Icer for sale that splendid steel engraving, aSx
40 framed IN the very ncatess OF mou!eg ~ Sas
ments or 81 together with an assortment 81 = wv
large Pictures, all descriptions; LOOKING uiasseS
OF nil sizes, Family Bibles, Clocks Cakp tsS, &C.,
ali Of the uest description.
z FhA1ESof all deacriptiona maas On the prem
te SLIM and S5nll street., An1eheeter.
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Fpfury to q Canal-The Yachf.Race-
- Row Among the BrunSerS.

NEW YORK, June 21.-Fifty feet of the
Morris canal, in New Jersey, have fallen
OFT. Apertures were made In the adjoin-
ing works, which swallowed up trees and
rocks. The damage is attributed to the
late earthquake.
The baiIed. bruisers" had general
row here last night, and were re-arrested.
The yacht Sappho is still the fayorite In
the coming yact-race.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE u, 1871.
ARRIVED. '. sri r.
Steamer Palisade, Ne,son, Kingsmtil, George L.
CurrIe, agent. ....
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers. .......r
Schooner Helene, Wicks via Os5orne'S, coal,
New York, Curtis Sc Parker. ... & .s.,.
Schoonec w. s. Thompson, RayDor, James
river, to load lumber, Philadelphia, captain.
Schooner Joanna, -, Norfolk, light.
MEMORANDUM,
WEST POINT, June 21.--Arriyed, steamer State
of Virginia, Freeman, Baltimore, merchan disc
and passengers, York River Railroad Company,
asd sailed On return.
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Tronble with tho Indians,

Sioux CRY, June 21.-The. Indians In
the: neighborhood Of forts Buthold and
Buford are getting troublesome, and fire.
quently attack the herders, wood choppers,
and soldiers. They declare that they will
not permit the construction of the North
ern Pacific railroad.ss ~ ...E
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slCOMME RCIAIAss
CoRH AND flour Excu / rnp /,
EICHMoED, VA, June II, tsTis

). SUfsN AMI FLOUR EYCn 4
EICHMoHD, VA, June Il, ts1in
b oFFEHIsGs. SIX
RheGa-Whits, new, s. bushels. Red, none.
,o ss9rn,-W hite, 795 bushels. yellow, none. Mixed
Odts.-sas bushels. I'm ..s.s
Rge--Eone.
Whsds.mW hlte, S? bushels good new nc 81 rs.
,Ceorm-.White, 7a5 bushels very coed at sec,
M,5ed, "a bushels prime ut 9s3c.
odts.-l8o bushels prime Mt 721c.
RE-ExHIBITED.
Wheat.-White, So bushels ne,o.
REMARKS.
corn was In fair demand to-day, but there was
no Improvement In price. s2sc. for prime mixed
ana only soc. FOR. very good white looks rather
Qua ana irregular, but q small lot sold out or 4
large one for accommodation win sometimes
bring cent or two more than the current rate
Oats very dull. Some prime sold at THO, White
other lots equally as good were offered for less
money, but would not be token. Accommodation
lois OF oats will. like corn, biting cent or two
above current rates.
The first sale of new wheat on 'Chanse was m ade
70 day. (see re2ort.l II was sold by Coleman
Wortham, and bought by Mr. Stacy. Thu Ice Is
thus broken. How the market viii be, however.
when considerable quantities come In, and IL is
worth the while OF miIlers TO begin to buy freely,
Z. L. only can tell.
An ola and experienced commission merchant
VINO says ne has for many year been close OBJ
server of the wheat crop in this State, expressed
to US the following opinion:
The harvest this year will be ten to fifteen days
carrier. than In any year within my recollection.
ne cause OF 80 early harvest Is the blight on the
Dlade' which partially effects the st.lk, causing it
10 ory up, and the ripening process to be prems-
ture. Consequently the grain will not be plump,
put greatly shriveed and light. Tie yield for the
straw VIII be good, but as a general thing there
VIII not be much that can be graded as prime.'
W uncut discussing this view, we adhere to the
opinion which weeks ago we ex pressed-to wit :
that the damage to the crop has been much exag-
gerate6. ~ ..as.
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TELEGRAPHIo NEWS.
Kew York STOCK 4 and moncv vr.-,. :,

- = s AOh - y EUcR anu MONEY D1nfkcaa.
Y REV YORK, June 2,.-Money more active Mt &
per cant. Sterling. 1oa@loa. Gold, 1lss0tra.
dasernmsnts Gull and steady. southerns neglect
eo.1 Iennessee's, M new, same. Virginia's. 81
ne~' .2s toaisiana's IS: new, %. Leeve's, 10
rs, Oh North Carolina,s, ar: new. ga sontr
Carolina,a, ~; new. CPL - ''1'' ~
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CLOTH AND Betting.

We are no " in receipt Of o full stock best San
Choir - brand BOLTING LLSTHa. embr acing
All the numbers In use. Also, all widths Of
LEATHEE and GUM FBELTiNG, CuPPEh
RIVETS, &c. These goods are unsurpassed In
nnaIiry apd we respectfully solicit the orders OF
aniiiets and olhers In want OF tame.
-. -. W. b. DoNAAN & SONSs 81
Importers OF Hardware,
1.s,se Governor street.
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Tornado I'm Kansas.

P4ssoEs, KANSAS, June e21.-A terrific
tornado has swept over the southern por-
ton Of Kansas. El Dorado city was nearly
destroyed. -
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THE WHEAT in this section Is much better
than our farmers anticipated it would be.
The yield is very good.-Sc0ttsuile Register.
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Republican nominations for Govern
or aud Lieut. Governor in Ohio.

COLUMBUS, OHIO, June 21.-The Republi-
General Edward f. Moves, Of Cincinnati,
for Governor with reclamation, and Hon.
Jacob Mueller, of " Cuyah oga," for Lieu
tenant Governor, and William Fl. West, of
Logan, Judge of the Supreme Court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-22

New PATENT.-Surveying instrument,
Richard +. George, Palmyra, Va.
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The: Presidency OF the Universify OF

MONTGOMERY, Ala, June 21.-Commo-
dore III. 1t. Maury has been elected prest.
dent Of the University of AlabRms, and
will accept.
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Tne Rauroad Accident at Racnes.er.

RooHDsTER, N. Y, June 21.-Robert An
drews, Of Savannah, Ga, who was injured
by the accident on the Central railroad yes
terday, will probably die. The others who
were hurt are doing WE'LL ~ "