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sya65ls 81 fhons6ss a. " keiss s n Az 4
gustaeonnts = M st5aA51 RkH;d,xh J. 4. Gleayes:
Of Wytheyille; Naledictory, NJ. M. Har.
grove, of Amherst county. so
The. Latin and Greek orations were re.
narkabIy we'll delivered. All the speakers
did tbeulsei YES mitch credit, md slloWedtlie
superior eulHSakioR OF their Ini,lls.f I've
only assert tl.ei truth wlIcn I'VE ,sav that each
one deserves especial mention for excellent
dclIferl. sstts ~ .,,.issgrs4 ;tisste ~ bi7 fe'
We feel assured these addresses convinced
all that the ciass deserved their dipIohms.
The ialedicfory was q chaste production,
spoken with evident feeling. 49, !, ,.,
The degree Of A. B. was then, conferred
on the fnetnbers of the class, and that Of ID.
on the Isey. Daniel 3. Ewing, ofiAugusta
county. tazs.1 "a III .;t.,si, ..s,.is, =
The gold medal in mathematics was pre-
sentcd to, Dir. L. II. Brown, OF T nressee,
by Professor S. c. Wells. Rev. Dr. COnrad
presented, the Greek medal to Mr.. j. +.
Cooper, Of Winchester, who received a grade
OF, 9Ss on his examinations, the highest ever
made at the college as medal contest.
+, The best debatei's medal Of the Ciceronian
Society was then presented to Mr.. p. H..
Miller, Of Missouri, by, ReNs Prof WE.
Hubert, of North Carolina College! tlaGa
The regular exercises Of the day having
closed, DR.. Bittle made a few humorous re-
marks, the bcnediction was pronounced, and
an end was made to one of tic most success
ful commandments known in the history of
Roanoke College. 81 Ia ~ -, 80. MEMO.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
y,urcrtnnt Dcctsion---HiabfI OF
savings institutions under tho Reeve.
,r.C y,nNA.

uHc Laws. ....
There are in the United States 113 savings
banks without capital stock, that declare no
dividends. hut receive aud invest money for
fine. c<clusiv" benefit Of their depositors, pay
,n, interest on The deposits. These institl,-
ion, have accumulated from their earnings
and unclaimed deposits large surplus or con-
,ip;.rnt finds. Some Of them amount to mil
hon, "t dollars. From 1864. when the first
internal revenue law was passed, up to the
,,rc.cnt time. the liability of these hanks 60
AVIATION on their surplus funds has been a
disputed question. st the instancc,o Bow.
a., savings Bank Of New York, Commits
si,,rr Rollins heard lengthy arguments from
~,,ar -: The most distinguished LAWYERS i'm the
.,uutiv. and decided that the banks were not
ti,Ilc. subsequently, Commissioners Dclano
..,iismcd thai decision. The question was
a.ain argued before Acting Commissioner
i,ort.la>s. and he decided that the tanks were
Ii,hic. l.uder this decision Assessor Errett,
rf Pittsburgh assessed the tax on the sur
y,lu, t,r.' of the Dollar Savings Bank.
The Officers ot The hank refused to pay.
and the claim was placed in the hands OF
I aitcd states Attorney Swoopc for collec-
tion.. After hr had instituted the suits
Grnrral rl,g,Nlutnn was appointed Commits
-lnucr He, after another argument. over
r,l"r the dvci,iun of Commissioner Doug
L.>. ana instructed Mr.. Swoopc 40 diScon-
'ia,n' the Suits against the Dollar Savings
ttirk This Mr.. Swoopc refused to do uu-
i,,>> the order came from the Attorncy-tien.
cy-,i. I" whom lie protested against the dis
continuance upon the ground that I'LL these
tan'.> were clearly liable TO the tax. T.. TN,
ti'"rury General declined to order The suits
,5"ir,rd. and instructed Mr.. Swoope to pro-
coed and obtain Il Judicial determination OF
TEE, question.
i'urrm@ the present term Of the Circuit
CONT ii Pittsburgh the case was tried the
u,,y rendering a >lrciai verdict. The argll-
m,,uI an III" legal question WAS made ly Mr..
~y,"uI' for the Government, and Robert
N"hh. ESQ, for The bank. On saturday
.Iulgr Nckrnmrn delivered the opinion. I'M
der t!,i, decision the Government will receive
tie ,lN from all these banks on their surplus
luudS since 1864, which will amount TO Scv-
.r| millions "t dollars. II was Il test east,
and is the first judicial decision OF the Ques-
tion that has been so embarrassing to the
l;rNrnuc Department. Washington Rcpmbi,-
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RICHMOND PRICES-CURRENT.

=
These are wholesale prices. For small orders. III
ADVANCE on our quotations Is demanded. Our quota
to,s OF country produce are wholesale, aud from
actual GALES on .l,ls thf. "t'.S
Alcohol: s2256$..so ~ gallon.
IG: Scotch 6es, brands, plnts, $3.50 a. dozen. <
BacSn Shoulders s,69e,c.; ribbed sides, e,c..
and scarce: clear ribri Sides, sts.; Virginia noe-
round, Napioc; vlrs,.la hams, ice sugar-curcd'
l3sr.; plain hams. Lie: !; canvassed. l4syi4sc-
s ep rrme 70 ls sSss i MaaEci very duh eD
wh SI%sIIS riIieipuia, Sso@ssss; peach ssG
1928 S,6,u, ~,
f, srg sirsEs I sa f tsg; irsc i've
''r smsSds Pnie,, two hoops, $780, three hoops,
Becs,oax: ssGga!c. q, b.
co%se,trat,d Ien: ses 50 per case of four dozen
I1rn See Corn E,clLu,ae report ~
| CSra veal: City bdlls, bol'sd sse.; :onntry aoe
cheese: Northern and Western, prilhe cutting,
5.Gpl sc ,oumon ?Gslsc ri, m y;. Sry ssts:
1 GEanaAi:s i H,aaantns cadiS, ie@c p b.. tai
i0s c ste; etrds s4.se@ss.so " DOZEN; wool cards,
/ Cotton Tarns: sl.sa
| Cement: sa..5GQf2-J 30 n barrel.
u wEdags , s hidso, sas; coci,ine, s2S u h.
cNtract oewoo,i. loc.: tlne'tone, liG; ,,.,..,,
ui ng n"IIy yartep,1 ia; Freeman. lac; Amos
k:ag, ioc.; Arm I'D, ioc.: Wa'nsntI,, s.c Bk9WS
G91b Ssnshes.e aah m,e. - III Lsaksvc, sc
cranitevllle, nc. BLEACnED CoTToNs: ! ietcr
borough ssG: Canoe s I lasc.: ~ Baou
1iIc AiasoDsyiIle, Blc.; Wgmautta, 2oc. DRILL.
ING Canoe River, istc Indian of Tain i ise
isst Def.a,s, TO-. HICKORY SHIFTING: Whit
Gt i Ss sI,g,," iise ss;' swift Riner Cones
tsfsl 10 o0loNED ,a -. ~. a',as.n :.
Flour: Virginia country Is quoted today: tine
$3.50; superiflc 80 IS: extra, NO.soGSle.Is
family sIs1s. !sssx Drs ero
Nor 60 eaTSip Ia; Eos
SSr SFG ,ssk sS f5sssi saSls ss
ON SL sll No. l Sa t IN h SIs; ssSs
No. in KITS, ssss; No. 3, sl.7s. Mess silad III
kii Ffa s 4I.e,@sl.ss q bnshe.
t"ss: Toys miiiins, 3se.p*I.2s 741oo;iict -.
II Fufh,rs: Prime live-sooSe, totGssc.; common
gtsG oats eeGos sbipstutf, FROM the mill. esc
bushcl. Bruwnstun, from the mill, acc. a. rsnel
, Wheat bran, ne Corn bran, 2sc shorts, .Sc: n.
,ihc' $50 Gaii.go tobacco fertilizer, *6o; Powhata
raw-bone OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. p. a7sH -
i GG Iasd.gS.n. ss 9 sss.s.an =
. Hr.x: Green, !@lsc-; dry aaI'ef, I4s9tsac.: VIC
sa Is il Wso s s sasi s; desen Wool
',s,ssfIs sii d,. Ss,s Il so1ea
IRON: English and Amer.cun fe1ncd.ts q %.
English and American sheet, 1885,; swcdes, nam
: nsrc., sse:; III hSjop :, i:s Fl Gallon
Lard: Prime, barrels and ierces, lot4llr. !
lsIf.barrels, He: IN kegs, l2; country, s41lsc
Leafher: soie leafher oak, ss9s Toe. sole teattei
1 mt
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.
The ere diseasc witt, which Mr. 5efEaysgs
has been afflicted, but from which he b ROW
covering. Is Ghncoma, an affection most
destructive 70 the sight. He has been an
noyed BY its encroaehments for seyerat
months, but Il was not TIT lately TINT the
trouble becnu,e acute and the peril which 1t
threatened was fully revealed. The opera-
ton performed last Thursday has been at
tended with most beneficial results. It was
elected on the left eye, and Was endured BY
the patient with great constariry of courage
and fortitude. The operating surgeon was
Professor Reulius, Of Baltimore, the physi-
cian in charge OF the Maryland Eye aud Ear
Institute in that city, upon whose ripe and
efficient skill the complete success Of the
operation reflects signal credit and honor.
Professor Reuling expresses satisfaction With
the condition. of his patient since the surgical
process was tried, md anticipates o speedy
recovery. The liYeIfest solicitude With re-
ference to Mr.. jefferson has, been expressed
throughout the country, and we cannot. but
reflect that it has seldom been the lot OF any
man before the public to inspire such uf1i-
vers2l and sincere affection rs that with which
he is everywhere followed and remembered.
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correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
8 Fr or. Montgomery Ma, ,,o,nn white.
-MesTseMERY NN#IFE, June -ls, 1872

=, - lfesTGeasRY WHITE, June 10, Is12.
am anchored here In this delightful haven
fora short time alas too short'a time, for
everything copspires to- make q lsn the. u
stay most pleasant. s1lhe, iarc Is al Ina, NJ !;
should be at sa,d' nil Is Is
said on that subject; the servants ana other
employees most attentive and oDlgng; anu
lastly but not "leastly," the cour.eous t 1,o.
prietor, Colonel Wilson, is uniInhogs,-sla; !.
means every Sody is pleased, inc nana Is
not here yet, bnt Motley's Wcll-lraiiiea Per
| f0rEeys from Richmond are expected ny Tug
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From the El'tim"rc American.
E'S,,s,l E'uGpit 10 Sail.

\ city correspondent writes 10 the Albany
lj.P'> " \ few years ago PROPOSES SIM
,n,ng MAN appeared among the candidates
i"r H." vacant pulpit OF prominent church
il this city. His previous history was
somewhat mysterious, and very little was
hI,uwn OF him hy other pastors of Tue de-
domination. About ali the facts that could
hr obtained were that nc calnc from the
.'nuth. and more recently from extensive
travel, abroad. His heightened personal
miir,%> and skiIlul conversational powers
r,IriIrd iliul~iivc persons from Obtaining
n'irh insight int" his history or antcr,hrnt>.
liz IIilpi exercises we've of very hl%i!
uli'r. "" WIS iii orator of the l.ltltc!ir
.''lu"i. and chose his themes from the most
pathetic incidents OF The Bible. So skill
ttllv did lIr draw these pcn-picturcS
that whenever Inc preached mmiy OF
ttrc congregation were moved to tears.
Ills scruutiS were made up of Strik-
~ contrasts, pictures oi good and evil, re-
wards and pinislmcntS, which were thought
rs the Younger part of the congregation IA
very profound and eloquent. but the Older
.u,.~ ruled otherwise ami he went away
alter the fourth sermon without call. y
I,.,v weeks after this this congregation mel tt
decide upon Il pastor. and 1t was found lila
tai. Young iIr,n WAS the choice of the people
Nv large nrjority. An effort was mace t'
rnd him. hul he had disappeared. Letters
vi inquiry were written to various persons
IN! no trace could he had Of him; and Sc
tie u,att'r ended. To-day this young Inal
li,, in the Albany county Jail awaiting trial
tie j. changed III personal appearance, AM
would not probably he recognized. What
ever his history n&,y he, certain il is that 4
one time be might have been pastor Of on
"i our wealthy churches
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From Indiana.
Of the Richmond Dispatch.
BOURBON, MARSHALL COUNTY,


BOURBON, MARSHALL coUNrY,l
..}E -..@ June II. 1872.
I being YirSinian-and ono having Il
homc.sti in the old Commonwealth-the re-
CENT of copy of your very able paper was q
source of Infinite satisfaction to me.
Crops of all kinds look very promising,
and nresent appearances indicate ut the least
an average crop of wheat. The Hooslcrs,
generally speaking, are very sober, enter
prisirlg, industrious, set Of beings. Religious
ly. there is scarcely Il branch of the Protestant
Church that is not represented here also,
lJuiyersafism and Spiritualism have their
votarics. Politically, this immediate section
il almost equally divided into Democrats
Republicans; and, indeed, there are some
RAIDS here SO black that it almost makes tie
air fragrant with smell resembling that
which formerly characterized the negro quar-
tiers down'in the cotton States.
The Democrats to q man say they will sup
port Greeley and Brown despite the efforts
of their former leader, Dan Ycrhees, TO crush
that movement in its infancy. Besides this,
there are many of the Republicans who are
friendly to it, yea, not only friendly to it, but
enthusiastically in favor Of it; and when the
Philadelphia Convention dropped ColihX it
caused Indiana to give Greeley ten Thousand
|, votes which would otherwise have been
polled for Grant. You will meet with Re
public.,ns everywhere here with their hopes
blasted and noses curled because OF the
change in their ticket. Most OF them say
thcy suppose Mr.. ColfaX was too good man
to suit the Administration. l hope you may
still continue to throw hot shells into thu
ranks of the RAIDS OF our State, and still keel
them III the minority. D.
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NORFOLK MARKETS.

JUNE 1s.-COtfon.- Market very quiet, with no
q. us,ctions There Is Int little Tow middng or
good ordinary In the market, the stock held being or
= very inferior quality. Liverpool and New York
markets are reported dull: The receipts amounted
t 3sU bales exports $50 rilcs, and the stock hand
and awaiting shipment 5.lso bales. > az
Corn.-The salcsr to.day reachedI .2-aoo bushels
White, SIC. (: mixed, s3c., and yellow az.
Iettnts.-Salcs Of eighty bugs, In. small lots, ut
prices ranging from otc. To Sl.so, according 70
Gres,. Iruck--Potstoes, ~. ssQ1t5,~ Bcans-Flat,
81; Marrowfat, $3.50. Peas, i'll. >,
i'sas.-No, transactions 10 note. Market for all
KINGS anh LII n t.,ss T. nc y ~ sIi
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Extract of aLcttcr.

Passing through Botetourt, Roanoke, and
ontgomery,I l'see a good many farmers cut
ting their, wheat crop, and think may
safely say have never seen u better tnaii Is
hcjus harvested in those counties 1 wish
could suv the, same for the. State generally,
but, 1 fear i'm the lower valley that cropis half
a failure, If no worse; and in Eastern Viz
gina it is nothing TO 'brag on, though bettcr
than they have had for some years, anu the
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From Caroline Co.,nty.
correspondence of'the RIchupnd dispatch.

Correspondence of the Rlchnpnd Dispatch.
is'i T' PoRT ROYAL, VA, june; Is, lS72.'
" Seeing all other parts Of our State repre-
sentcd by your various worthy correspond
cats, have determined that the public shall
learn something of our beautiful country
through your widespread columns. Here
we are resting in the bosom of Il valley n
fertile and fair as God ever, nladc---eqlul
to that "vale Of Avocar where "thc bright
waters meet only waiting for those hettel
times coming, when the lion shall lie down
with the lamb, to make our wastes bloom is
the rose. ~. .'' 5i~.'''. ...' s...,., .
Alphabetically, we have fine crop Of
wheat and Il good promise of corn, though
Il drought has made most Of the farmers fear
Il bad beginning will make bad ending
Politics are on tie rampage, and Greeley
is fifty to one against u. 5. Grant. ,In fact,
only know of three white mcn III favor OF
the best government the world over saw
and they are dissatisfied and disappointed
set. More anon. ',,,3s., Z ,RArrAuASNocK.
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hERs-r OF AFAxous. BURaLAR..L Phfiadel.

ARREST or A FAXous. BuRGLAR Phiiades-
phia, June 49, Walter Williams AIDS WIZ
liam Mitchell, convicted in Poughkeepsie in
October, 1850, and who was among the gang
that escaped from Sing.Sing last summer by
means of tug-boat, has been captured by
Lieutenant Hess, of the Eighth police dis
trict. When taken into custody he had on
his person S2l $50 in railroad and market
bonds stolen from the Iron and Glass Bank,
ut Birmingham, Pa, last week. - :.g. .as
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STARVATION CLERKs.-An editorial in the
New York Tribune states that one Of tho,
largest merchants in Philadelphia, a man,
eminent IN MI benevolent enterprises. and
young mems Christian associations, refuses
to pay more than three dollars per week to
his assistant booksccpers, asserting that he
turns away APPLICANTS daily: who would be
glad to take TINT price. ~ - 2Iga-
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NAMES FOR IT.--The following are some Of
the headings Of the newspaper descriptions
of the great Gilmore jubilee now 10 progress
1T Boston: The Boston Noise, the Boston
Hurricane, the Great Jamboree, the Jubilee
Jubilorun, the Grand Hubbub, the Broh-
dignagian Jubilee, the Nemesis Of Noise, the
Niagara of Voice and Mississippi, of InstrI-
mcntation, the Boston Panjandrun, the
Musical Earthquake, DC. 4aau
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A DREsSMAKER IN TRoUBLE.-Mary Teresa
King. said to hail from Richmond, Va, was
arrested Tuesday night by policeman Her
bert, charged, on the oath Of Henry NJ. Blgsss,
viii, stealing cloth coat, valued at 81, from
him. Yesterday charges were also preferred
against Iler for stealing lace shawl, a
blanket, &C., valued at $50, from Laura Y.
G'Keefe. and a pocket-book and twenty.nine
cents in MONEY from Rebecca Wayn,an. No.
1870 HoIlirs street. The accused, who pro-
fessed to be dress-maker, boarded at the
house ON Hollius street where the latter lar
s sHsi is alleged to have beencommit.ed. She
wa: committed upon all the charges by jus,
t M EeIl A search-warrant was procured
and portion Of the alleged stolensoosds Oh %,
Iained ut the pawnbroke.'s shop OF solomon
levi. on west Baltimore street. Lew was
taten into custody, charged with having
stoIa,, goods in his possession, and released
on bail for hearing before Justice Wheeler
Baltimore Sun, 10th.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND. Va. june 20, 1879. :

RICHMOND. Va. june 20, 1872. :
OFFERINGS. nj
WuEAT.-Whtc 200 bushels new !; Il bushels old
COKS.-White 32I bushels. .s.s
OATS.-SOI bushels. ....... ..r..
SALES. .-- ..r.t.
CoRS.-White, i2s bushels prime mt SIC: 4 bush
els damaged at sue; So bushels very good at SOC.
UATS.-io bushels very good 1T &c.; so bushels very
good at &C. u,, ,i-
RF-EXluBITEn.
0ATS.--i50 bushels. 81 -..f
sgrhe first new wheat Of the scas"u-a lot of 2Gt
bushels-was offered to-day on Change by Die srs
Tyl,r's Son & Co., and was of prime quality, goot
color and heavy weight. Two dollars md thirty
ceuts per bnslrc was offered for IL alter Change, but
refused. .s..#
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interesting 10 Tobacco Dealers

The Internal Revenue Bureau has decided
li.rl u" additional stamps will be required oil
-nI'hin@ Tobacco" which has already paid tax
ahrg July l,t. The law has not been changed
ia respect to the manner in which smokln"
t9hirco shall he put up. No tux accrucs OF
;.thLrro until removed from the factory.
Consequently, though manufacturers stamp
;h,ir tobacco between now and July lSt. and
Il" not remove II. they will be obliged to re-
S.lup il with tn" twenty ccnt stamp after the
III OF july washington RCpubHcns.
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\ CurE,'n Floor GIVES WAY-GEEAT In
,,rrMENT.-.N the funeral of Mrs. Murston,
II IL Grange, yesterday, at the Christian
church. the building, which has been III use
about live years, was dcnscly crowded.
Altcr the services and rs the congregation
was arising to be dismissed part of the
il,"Tug gave way, causing great excitement.
>;,ny persons preclpllated themselves lroiii
the windows: the larger portion attempted
L. reach the door, crushing each other, and by
,,rrgms and croans of fear and pain added
- the terrible excitement, and preventing
those who had presence of mind from being
hc.r,i or needed in their endeavorS to pre-
vent panic. Several persons weieinlured !;
some quite seriously. but none, We beileVe,
fatally. 4 number oil ladies tainted from
ri cLt - LOUisriVc Ledger.
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:. r. Suits NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. horse
,lpr, his six mites inside of twenty minutes.
When he goes hro"yh Uniomtown he makes
t;.r ar ~. Cid women and cripplrs arc
talAin- about getting insured Washington
i,s,,J,iiTgu
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IrE NEW I'oaR;co LAw.-Comnissiuncr
I'ou.llSs has decided that all tobacco bonded
between June & and july !, and Withdrawn
tur consumption after the new law goes into
rllcci, must pay the old taXcS Of thitty-two
and sixteen cents. -.
MANY thousands of pounds of tobacco
were stored i'm the mean time. which the OWL
crS, to their great surprise, now find bur-
L,ur,I with an extra tax of twelve cents per
pound. The only way of getting rid of this
seems to be to export the tobacco to the
nearest foreign port and then bring it back
@,n As this can he done for two or threc
cents Il pound, it is not at all likely that the
United states will gain anything by the reX'
a;inuS decision OF the COMMUNICATIVE
lu.h: Tribune. --5 e
Irhis decision is wrong. But if the to-
icccu be Withdrawn for consumption before
JAY list, it would be right to tax 1t thirty
two cents. We did not understand Mr.
Douskiss's decision us the Tribune does.]
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pETERsBURG MARKETS.

JUNK l2.-(;ott0n.--Thc, market Is vewysIuiet and
weak, with ie Jurisdictions yesterday; pfiEes nom
nal. =,
corh.--Receipts fair and market very firm ut aa0
csc. for prime. ...-. -
Ryc.-siarket firm atSlmSl,lo. - ~
OGts--Wc quote ut 7Jc. ..,..,
lEiom,. Market duietbnt Arm Wcquntc: Family,
YIl5Oe Cd ty brands and extra $1,000: super
SIo5oinsli: extra, A9251S9s0; super, ~ 5OQ ~ 50.
Observation-Disclosures light; market unchanged and
4 IN IS ttsg. =
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LYNCHBuKl; MAKkETS.

JUyE Is -Butter.--l@4lGc. agJ.t3a VI. ~
BeGSrGI.-Svgts5c. EEf. ~. ~ ''5
Cnrn.-95c. fg$L :. 1850 - psl' ts'Erit'
form I4d.-9oc. OSl. s.,EE9i s'9S.,r.'
Enoe-1SlDlgc,. -. a - f.,g.F.'sss -
IEnr.-t i've, Ss0$s.e5; superftBs, atieGtlo..S
ex ira. SloeS6Ialo.so; FAMILY, gu e$fl.ss'
Ginseu8.-S5tlVOc. - rs ,'s'ksss'
i L<tTlL.-Sew, iuQEft1c. Z. 49,
OGts.-ssf070c. ...t.,s.tg sgEi{Ef
/. HUp.--sof0S5c. -. - IL ~ Ef't 40
: RSnLyWashcd> eo0Dssc.; unwasned, to9Gfsc.
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WILMINGTON tNse.j'M MARKETS.

Jtsy jIs.-SpiriB Ttffpentfne. Sales OF 5H casks
II Sc Ia gallon for southern PACKAGES: ,.,. vero
aid 81 4, ss Tor str,ine To-day ls76 barrels were
sold at SIS for strained sa.so for so.i ior
extra .No-i 81 for low pale, and tyss.2' iof extra
Crude Of ss, barrels Of $50 for
yeiow-dip and 1915 for virgin. MARK. y ane' anu
h fg, nee,s5e S OF "a barssis ats1cs asI
ifs,doH --eaIcs OF only bales ~. ztscs TB.a
Iorhjlasaies OF 1855 ~ &c aud ysyo D'u'
ella mt y2c, 49,. =. f.,,,,r,ss.r.f yyrsY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-21
LYNGHBURG, VA.

JusE &c omparisonof inspections Of h9gsheadis
md boxes and receipts Of loose tobacSo thls week
with last show decrease In hogsheads pr 2, an In
crease In boxes of 49, and an Increase III loose To-
Tic marsst opened the first Of the week quite ac-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-21
V,IRGINIA..NEWS
LETTER FROM 'wrLlIAmssUna.s

COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES AT WILLIAM
AND MARY coLLEGE-TfIE srEEcHEs
AND cEEEMoNIEs-FINAL cELEBgArsoN
or TIE PHOENIX LITERARY SOCIETY,"
: coNFERRINt OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Observation-Disclosures Stu
Il. DENTS BR,AgLtlI,-THE MISE LIGHT IN
FANTf;Y. 4 g3 Et5.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-21
'PETERsBURG, VA.

Lues aud good shipping, arrn. Receipts are In
creIsiug. We quote Tugs nj 81 5p69S9. Leaf monde
script, Sln@lsll so; shipping leaf. $lsfg$d, lie
would fetch Sl5 FlerS lugs, Ss6S0, and leaf, $3.50
@ts't ,Cosl-cured nominal AT $I?.SoGSoo. Receipts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-21

4 CALIFORNIA CuMEr.--'Sdn Francisco,
June l9--At seven minutes to ) o'clock last
evening, it bcin" twilight and the atmosphere
c,car. comet appeared Il little to southwest
OF the zenith. 1t was moving rapidly and
sp,ucwhat irrcgularly, and at length disap-
Iralrd. apparently ascending out of the at
,nospllere of lhs earth. Ihe nucieus ap-
reared to be star of the first magnitude,
and tic tail was wayy. 1t was in sight for
six minutes. The planet Mars was luminous
and rrjsc-cUlnred ut the time.