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JUNE %, 1873.
TE,LE;G,sR.A.PHIC NEWS.
washinstoD astd Zee Universisy-,An'
-. sscn or the Board ofTFuseeeS'
37rS,,ac,., telegram to the Dispatcn.I

washinstoD astti Zee UniversisS--aa
q. ssom Of she Board of7fuseees'
= srac,al telegram to the Dispatchl
Irx,scroN. Va, June 27.-The Board 81
Tn,.tees Of washington and Lee Universlts
hove completed their work and ADJOURNED
They accepted heiresignation Of Judge John
". peterborough as Professor OF Common
and stat,,te Law. They then. elected Profes-
sor ]. Randolph Tucker to take charge of the
law School, and on his Recommendation
elected as his assistant Mr.. Charles A..
Graves, of Bedford, distinguished Mas
ter of Arts OF the University. and 1or
two wears most successful assistant PROBES
sor and flrst-houor graduate oil the Ia"
School. Mr.. Graves brings TO tue d'scnafge
of his new duties qualifications that must
insure his success. The resignation OF
Colonel Allan was accepted, and the instruc-
ton in Applied Mathematics committed for
the present into the able hands of General g.
w. C. Lee, who filled the same chair in the
Virginia Military Institute SO satisfactorily.
General Lee is empowered to appoint an
assistant. Colonel Allan was elected to fill a
vacancy In the Board Of Trustees, and en-
tered at once upon his new duties. The
Committee ON Endowment reported an adj
iition Of $G5, 900 during the year, including
100000 from W.. w. Coreoran, Esq, Of
Washington.
The prospects of the University for the
next session are considered decidedly en-
couraging, there being an unusually large
number of students who remain here during
the vacation.
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WAsHINaroN, June 27.-For New England
on Saturday, gentle TO fresh winds, mostly
from the south and west, and clear and
partly cloudy weather are probable, with
possibly occasional rain areas over the north
ern portion.
For the Middle States, gentle to fresh and
occasionally brisk winds, mostly from the
south and west, and partly cloudy weather,
with occasional rain areas over the northern
portion.
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The Traffic I'm Italian Children.

NEW YORK, June 27.-An address has been
sent to President Grant and Governor Dix by
the Itaian-born citizens expressing the belief
that some prompt and effectual remedy isab-
solutely necessary to put stop to the in
famous traffic in Italian children now car
ried on between Italy and America, and
asking that certain law may be framed to
TINT end - - - - - = = ). -, u
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i COTTON MARKETS.
NEW ORLEANS, jane 27.-CotIon In moderate de-
mand ordinary, l2sc. mddlings, 1Ssc.; net re.
ceIpts 1926 bales gross 925 bales; expCrtS-to Great
Britain, 1854 bales to continent $40 bales coast,
wise 10 bales; sales, 900 bales aast evening, l6ec
bales; stock, 81, 4s5 bales.
BALTIMORE. June. 27.-Cotton:-Net receipts,
sis bales: gross, 34s bales; exports coaslw'se 81
during week, el9 bales.
NORFOLK. June c7;-Cotton.,Netr eceints 2 I.s
bales exports coastwise, 1,o5S bales; sales, l5o
bales: stock, 5,2s7 bales; sales during week, 600
bales. . ..' W 49,.
SAvANNAH, June 27.-Cotton-Net receipts. ls1
bales exports s57 bales sales, 81 bales STOCK 1913.
bales. ...
CHARLESTON. June 27.-Cotton-Net receipts, ls0
bales; gross 1924 bales Sales 200 bales; STOCK s4e
bales.
MOBILE June s7-Cot on-Net receipts, 2a5 bales
exports coastwise, l25 bales; sales, 300 baes STOCK,
1885 bales .''
GALVESTON, June 27.-Cotton-Net receipts, l4a
bales; sales, so bales; stock 10000 bales. Weekly
sales, 900 bales.
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GOOD NEWsl-D. COLUMBUS, FIRST
VI CLASS CONFECfIONER, 321 Broad street,
is pleased to announce to the public that he has lust
employed FIRST-CLASS FRENCH CONFElG
TONER, who has had twenty years. experience
In the confectionery trade In one Of the largest
furnish WEDDING PARTIES in first lass style
aud 20 moderate prices. ORNAMENTAL PIECES
IN SUGAR PASTRY and COOKING win be
his work The Tour de 81 Jacques Paris1 VIII be
exhibited ~ bis window To-day. Come md zee for
yourself s. Isl Sc ~ y
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VUE DE EEAU HOTEL, Fl 49,. O.
HAMPTON ROADS, VA.
w Opposite Fortress Monroe) E' ID
JAMES LITTLE PRoPRIET OR.

This delightful SUMMER SEASIDE RESORT
will be opened for the reception of visitors MA
10th. 1879 r.s-. ,, -
Fronting Immediately on the water, with beau
tful beach of two miles in extent II commands one
of the finest water-views Oh the. Atlantic coast.
Visitors to the seashore will find here all the luxI-
ries and comforts desired The facilities Tor BATH
ING, FISHING, and SAILING unsurpassed.
Parents will find this most pleasant place for In
fants and children, US the extensive grounds OF tne
hotel offer an inviting field for recreation and cxer-
else. Fresh milk for infants supplied gratis. !
The BALLROOM, one of the largest In the State,
together with FINE BAND OF MUSIC during
the whole season, renders the evenings always al
tractive and pleasant. -,
Steamers from Richmond, Baltimore, Washing.
ton, Norfolk, and Portsmouth touch daily at the
wharf enabling visitors TO arrive and depart fire.
quently during the day
made, Including BOWLlNG-ALLEYS, BAR,
SIIOOTING-G ALLERY, &c. s..s> ....f .
Telegraph Office in the hotel. - ~.
Board per day, a3.o0.
Board per week. $40.
For longer time special terms made.
my3I-lm j. IL. FREEMAN, Superintendent.
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IDERSONS WISHING SUMMER BOARD
J. In u cool. pleasant, and healthy situation. with
| an abundance of fruit, can be accommodated 10
Vile. Terms, $50 per month children. $40. Ad-
dress - ~ j. e. X. TAYLOR,
lie 5-eod9tx s - Charlottesville. Va
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H1HE HEALING SPR n G S
:oN THE LINE OF TIE
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD,


viii be opened for the reception of visitors on the
FIRST OfJUNE with accommodations for THREE
Tbesspeake aud Ohio railroad from Covington
depot fifteen miles by fine turnpike of easy grades
in fine order passing IN full view OF the celebrated
FALLING. SPRINGS and the MAGNIFICENT
SCENERY ON JACHSON'S RIVER.
Passengers 10y mail train from the east arrive at
Coyington at P. M. :,
Express trains from the west arrive at 1888 T. NJ.
Visitors for the Springs by these trains remain
over night at Covington. 1.-Two =,
Passengers by mall trains from the west aifife "
Covington ut 720 Az .,t NJ
EXPRESS trains from the east arrive at a. M il,
Stages and other vehicles for the Springs Ea' '
Govington every morning. ~ ro,,,,+or for
Trains stop twenty minutes at SoSnig.Dn1 LUZ
Breakfast and Supper. Two hotels with ample ac-
eo ''l1' KEssSiCH,s FINE BAND OF MUSIC
ia ENGAGED for the season and usual facilities Tor
amuseInent and recreation providea.
CELL. i.4Dp 60. Richmond or OF the Agent az
'u Tsans. Roard-S5 per day, &so per month; chill
dren and coIored servants hall price; %
Al. III. HOUsToN, ID. d., resident physeian. .s
g17-.Odti o ID. MsSuAhLES.A eent.
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THE HOT SPRINGS. a.
.f'T.1 as BATH COUNTY, VA,

have been improved and rehtted for the season of
1874 The waters vary In temperature from 50 to lilo
degrees. y = J. t.t .aft IL
In the treatment of Govt, Rheumatism, Paralysis,
Neuralgia Diseases of the Liver, Bladder. Skin and
Womb; Old Injuries, Cutaneous Affections, Con-
traction of Muscles and Joints, Chronic parrhga,
&C., and have attained worldwide celebrity for
their efficacy IN curing and relieving such diseases
The bathing arrangements are extensive and corn-
plee. and include The new feature OF MUD BATHS.
which are now attracting the especial attention OF
the medical profession and invalitis :.
The DRINKING WATERS include several va
rieties, among them spring of chalyheate alum
wafer, equal III not superor) to any of Its kind In
the United States
For pamphlets, giving full description and anay-
sis of waters address s. c. TARDf & CO. Rich
'mond Va, or - JAMES A. AUGUST. e.
Hot Springs, Bath county, Va.
my op-Tu TN ,&SoTn
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Cuba.

HAVANA, June Git is rumored that
the steamer Virginius left Colon on the 10th
instant and landed cargo of arms and am
mupition near Nuevetas. III D.. ...t 2
The insurgents attempted to enter Nueye-
tas on the night of the 22d instant, but were,
repulsed by the Spanjards, aided by marines
and Il maIl-Ol-War. ...... f.. -.
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Freedrnan's Bureap-Asscged Frauds
WASHINGTON, June 27.--Sometime since
the Secretary of War, his action being gov
erned by the report of General Vincent
showing that General Towards accounts o
the Freedman's Bureau were at odds and
ends, submitted the question to recover anG
indemnity the Government for the alleged
frauds said to have been developed by the
investigation of General Vincent.
No opinion has yet been made, but it vii!
be completed tomorrow probably, and for
warded to the Secretary of War. 1t is pro-
bable the opinion will recommend suit
against the bonds OF General Howard and
General Bailock. 1t is stated in this con
nection that yesterday search was made at
the First Controllers office and at the
War Department for the bonds OF these ex'
officers of the Bureau, and that they cannot
be found. A search was then made for the
bonds Of the assistant commissioners OF the
several States. and they were also missing
II is also alleged that General Ballock has
never bonded to the Government, but direct
10 General Howard.
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Connecticut Judges Elected.

HARTFORD, tCoNN., June 27.--The House
reelected Elisha Carpenter judge Of the SUI
preme Court. He has also been elected In
the Senate. The House also elected amos
S. Treat, Roland Hitchcock, and Levi b
Bradley Judges OF the Superior Court. The
Senate has chosen other men and seems in
eiined to adhere to Its action. u
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A LLEGHANY SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.

This delightful watering-p place will be ready for
the reception of visitors on the 1st Of June. q
The ALLEGHANY SPRINGS possess the rare attrac-
lions Of mountain and water scenery combined.
The waters Of these springs are renowned for their
great curative powers Of that distressing disease
dyspepsia, and the many sympathetic affections
arising therefrom. a.t--t s.-.
Bliard-tables bathrooms, bowling-saloons, we'll
graded walks and drives, hunting, and fishing.
A full BRA SIS and STRING BAND in attendance.
BOARD Per day, 50 per week, $3.50; per month
-four weeksl, $50; for The month Of June, $40 for
three months, $3.50.
For further information and for pamphlets apply
to ALLEGHANY SPRINGS COMPANY, or to tu..
my 3l-lm J. B. TINSLEY, JR. Manager.
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YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS,

i MONTGOMERY COUNTY. va.
This waterlng-place, SO long distinguished forits
active tonic and atterattre powers. will be opened
OH the First DAY OF JUNE, 1873, under the
management of Colonel NORyELL COBB.
The pIOprietors having since the close of last sea
son. made very large additions to the buildings and
erected, BESIDES, new and commodious hotel, are
now prepared TO accommodate 600 guests.
Hot and cold baths of mineral water, so essential
TO many invalids, at the command Of visitors.
DR. JAMES F. HARRISON, professor at the Uni
versity of Virginia, will be the resident physician
during the season. E.-s
Express. post, and telegraph offices ut this place
Rorlnd-trip tickets can be procured in all the
principal cities and towns.
TERMS: Per day, $3.50; per week, Sls; pei
month, $50; for the month Of June, $40. Children
under ten and servants, half price. :.
This place presents unusual attractions for fami-
lies, and every arrangement will be made for their
comfort send for pamphlet, containing the analysis
of the water. J. j. & J. WADE, Proprictors,
Yellow sulphur Springs post-ofhce.
M na-im MnnfpnmerY county. Va. :
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI. June 27.-Flour quiet ana , un u,
nominaIIy Sls@4l5.so LARD dull and nominal
steam, ssae. kettle, Ste, with ioboi9g sales Io
rib, &C.; clear sides, 9tc. Wbskey steady at DOC.
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1Rar,TIMOREcMARK ETS.

BALTIMORE. June 27-Flour dull and buyers
dull and unchanged; amber western, VI ;55GS!.sgs
Corn-whitc southern SIC; yellow southern, se@
So67sc, Provisions dull and weak, and nominally
unchanged. Western butter scarce and wanted ;
good to choice, 2O@22c. Whskey steady at Sosc
J04c
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Ae0uitfed..

NEW ORLEANS, June 27.--The jury in the
case of Cohen, reporter Of the Picayin G,
charged with shooting at W. P. Kellogg,
found him not guilty. ;in
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MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR

MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR
I1 SPRINGS, VIRGINIA. .a !,
This delightful! watering place will be open for the
'e'' p'''A u FIRST FIRST DAY OF JUNE. -, !"
Extensive additions Of new furniture have been
added, and the proprietors are making every ar
tors. This IS the most beautiful and extensively
improved Of all the numerous Watering places III
the mountains of Virginia. The LAWN Is covered
The COTTAGES are of different sizes and plans,
each forming distinct building, and presenting to
wa All the usual appliances for the COMFORT and
amusement Of guests are provided, ana
EXPRESS, TICKET, POST AND TELEGRAPH OFFICES
ARE FOUND HERE ....., .,... ~"
The BAR will be under the management of
THORNTON A. ATKINSON, and Will be supplied with
the BEST OF LIQUORS. -. ,
BIG Tunnel, on the Virginia and Tennessee d.
rnsd is 81 the son at which You take the cars Tor
the Springs-distaDt one and half miles,
Round-rip tickets can be procured at all the prin-
cipal towns and cities e,s
C. A. CoLHoUN,
for twelve yeafs the resident partner at the Allie.
ghany Springs, will assume the management, and
he tenders to his old patrons cordial welcome and
pledges his efforts to render their Stay pleasant we
nropose to have none but the most experienced
servants, and our supplies of every description VIII
be selected from the best the country and cues az
ford 1t is the intention of the new propretorS to
so improve this property as to make 1t the
.f-. LEADING WATERING-PLACE
IN THE "h ''
MOUNTAINS OF VIRGINIA. '.t
Its MANY natural attractions can be so improved
and ornamcnted as to render this comparatively an
e' PROFESSOR P. GOODRICH, N. D. of Baltimore,
Md, Resident Physician.
TERMS: $3.50 per day, Sls per week, $50 per
month: for the month OF June $40. Children under
tan and over two years old aud servants half price
COLHOUN, WILSON l. COWAN..
CLERKS: C.. NJ. OBENCILAIN, WILLIAM WADE,
W., ~ I, RocR = H0#.iG .a.r. f lie Aim
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Death Of well-known Haitsmoreau

BALTIMORE, June 27.--Colonel Solomon
Hidden, VINO died on his way TO Il Canada
wateriDg-pl was we'll known and
esteemed citizen of this city, and had been
frequently honored with most important
public trusts. He had been Mayor of this
city, a member OF the Maryland Legislature,
and u member Of Congress.
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|MILLBORO house ytg 4sd T.
NAbfs; bsA s4ef | a@tf0 HS#i&ATss
.s.s,.,s 80 AND ....s., ..yt..,,,,
CRYSTAL aGHALYBEATEa SPRINGS
:, wilt BE OPEN TO VISITORS JUsS i,sss7s.

This desirable SUMMER RESORT, Is situated In
Bath county, Va. Immediately on the line Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. and Is therefore 90
cesssbie from all points PASSENGERS get off hers to
90 10 Bath Alum, Warm, Hot, and Healing Springs
west, and TO Rockbridge Alum, Le1fngt ton, Jordan
A1um and Natural Bridge east; ffie stages leaving
for these pfaces daily. 4. sftflJ ynE sgtsf; :
In addition to the comfortable building alresdy
here, a large and WELL-ARRANGED HOTEL Us
just being completed and neatly furnished, which
will give ample room for the entertainment of the
travelling public, and limited , number Der Of
The surrounding scenery is beautiful and wildly
picturesque; the air pure, fnvoratng, and elastic
the situation being nearly The highest On the Chess
peake and Ohio railroad. ~ is'! W}Ga htbs
The MINERAL WATERS here are unsurpassed
tonic. Postal and telegraphic facilities at the
place. 49,.
For further particulars address. ttnI-.tlI ~
80: - -, - .L.YARBROUGH,
my 3l-lm Proprietor. .
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sFINANCfAIl.'., ]
ny, I'E.oIs's 81 p !.

rtwYoHK, sJnse 2sAAoaey S,witS exceptions
!, III secriing sn,i and stesdy, closing weak G5id,
iisbRIlss Governments strong and Inactive. SIXTIES
DAN and unchanged. Tennessees. 10 new, a. Viz
ginia,s, . ;ynew; 90; consois, 50; deferred 10
Louiaana's "a new, 10. Jcvees, 10; SIS, 50. Ala
.banas, SO; SIS &c. Georgia 20 ms Co. North Caro-
,ina's rs new, net special tax 10. South Carroll
mas, 20; new,Ie: April and October, ~ !. g.
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DLUE RIDGE SPRINGS,
.... BOTEToURT COUNTY, VA.

This pleasant SUMNER RESORT is delight
fully located the western slope OF the Blue Ridge
mountains (near the sumuitl, and Immediately by
the line OF the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio rail-
road. ...r5
| Il Is the POPULAR CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Descriptive pamphlet sent to any address.
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Wreck Ola railroad Train, etc.

Wreck OF q Rnalf0aU Erain, etc. =
CHICAGO, June 27.-The malicious dis
placement OF rail near Farley, Iowa, killed
two meu and wrecked seven freight cars.
Another conference Of western railroad
managers has been held here regarding free
passes, which resulted unsatisfactory.
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The, New ,Cable-The Great Eastern I'm

HEARr's CONTENT, june 27.-The Great
Eastern, Is in sight. The shore end Of the
cable has been transferred to the Hibernia.
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TAPON SPRINGS. AND BATHS
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA,
-, VIA WINCHESTER, VA. f.i

Persons who Wish to spend The summer months at
confessedfy one or the most charming and attrac.
tive summer resorts in the two Virg1nlas VIII 90
Sides fun particulars of location, surroundings,
routes of travel and charges, contains also the high.
these medicinal waters and splendid baths.
We have been these many years known TO the
springs going public In Virginia. and we will only
here further If You have never been to CapOu,
{" try it,, We think you will like IL greatly.
/, For pamphlet, apply TO PURCELL, LADD.& Co.,
- Nee '-.S>' -, 80 + FRAZIER t. SALE,
my l3-Tu, tn, &SattJe2s Propriefors.
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COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.

NEW York. June 27.-The following is com;
limited States ports during the week, 1883 bales
same week last year, So, 1853 bales: total to date,
34s7o bales to same date last year, 2ee5 bales
Ernorts for the week. q, se5 pales same week last
wear. 2o74l bales: total to date 245ol35 bales; to
same date last year, l.8eo,osO bales Stock at all
United States ports, 7O5,4ls bales; same time last
wear. l4lS77 bales. At all interior towns, 1888 !:
same time last year, l2,854 bales AT Liverpool,
$4,000 bales same time last year, se5 900 bales.
American afioat for Great Britain, 100000 Dales
same time last year, 900 bales. - i
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Two Children Buried Alive.

ToRoNro, CANADA, June 27.-Two chill
dren named Dakens, while playing in a
sand pit to-day, we're buried alive by bank
giving way. One was taken out dead. The
other will probably recover.
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
ss.s Friday, JHae 81.
.4s-s; OFFERINGS.
CORN White. ,llo bushels. Mixed, 400 bushels
: OATs.-7oo bushels. .sstfr = - I! Pr !
tsEt& - - ~ tst SALES. gre @n' : I
CORN white, 100 bushels prime western at SOC. .
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

LOUISVILLE, June 27.-F1our quiet; extra family
ISIS. Corn steady and in fair demand az S5Sa!oC
sa ,ked. Provisions In moderate demand-chieny
for bacon. Pork held at $ls.a73. Baco1-shoniders
5Sc clear rib, st@sac.; clear sides, ssc. Whskey
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MACHINERY, &c,
>>,@5,--..>--|~.Is - -
SECOND-HAND ENGINES, &c.

iCECOND-HAND ENGINES, &c.
we have for saleshe following In good running
order: NJ 4fE ~
Two 25-hofse-powcr PORTABLE ENGiSEs any
- BOILERS. l.as.2 Fugs,.Ess =. L.!
One la-horse-power HORIZONTAL STATIONARY
|. N3t ENGINE, - - ~ . 2a
One s,horse -powcr UpRIGaT ENGrEE....I.S
One 3-horse-power PoRTAplE sESGlSEc anu
Two NS.a McKESzIE BLOWERS; re- i
Two SoteCENrsiFUGAL PUhgs, 49,
Three STURTEyANT BLOWERS, assorted sizes.
All tha above machinery Is of q destrable cha
,orter. and VIII he sold at avery low figure. Time
will he,gIyen on the large naehinery fer approved
p ''tp' - -" - WILLIAM Il. TANNER 4 Co,
10 at.lpn -, s,ss..g a,sss Richmond Va.
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CIR ,IIrs uApKrTS

ST. LOUIS, June 27-Four quiet and unchanged
Corn steady; s6ac. for No: mixed in elevator &c
for sacked. Whiskey dull at SOC. FORK iower at
ss.7s. Bacon dull and only small order trade.
Z ri nominal,
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- MONROE COUNTY, W. VA,
have for long number Of years justly commanded
forms of lung and throat diseases not found In any
other mineral waller In the United States. They can
now be reached from Talcott station on the Chess
peake and Ohio railroad, distance Of only fourteen
miles. The hotel accommodations have been Inn
proved, atordlng now comfort TO the invalid and
amuscments for the pleasnre-seeker. = /.
For pamphlets and other Information apply to
CD. PEYTON q CO. 4s
: je le.eodim Y -, is+2a Proprtston.
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SMALLPOX Among Chinese. -
SAN FRANCISCO, June 27.--There are three
cases of smallpox In the Chinese quarter.
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The Cholera

MEMPHIS. june 27.-There were seven
cholera deaths here yesterday.
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RICHMOND ASD WELDON ROUTE, }
GENERAL MANAGERS OFFICE

r. w ~ RICHMOND ASD WELDON EoUTE,)
#.5f GENERAL MANAGER's OFFICE.
81 ss sr RICHMOND, VA, June Is. Is73 }
THE TRAINS ON THIS ROUTE run
The e MAIL aJa.HsS TRAINS leave Richmond at sA. NJ.
and 120 p. NJ, arrive at Petersburg at $40 A. NJ.
and 2:39 P. NJ. arrive ut Weldon ut go A. 81. and
FREIGHT TRAINS with passenger coach at.
tached, leave Richmond for Petersburg III A. NJ.
and for Weldon at p. NJ. and returning leave Pc
tersburg at 1926 4. NJ. aud 5:55P VI.
RETURNING MAIL TRAINS leave Weldon at
l4o A. NJ. and 4;,9 p. NJ, and leave Petersburg at
The SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS between
A. NJ. and 5 P. NJ.
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN between Rich
mond and Petersburg leaves Petersburg at 1880 a. NJ
GAS P. 81.
The Freight Trains and the Accommodation Train
Train will not leave Petersburg on Sundays, and tho
5 A. NJ. train does not leave Richmond on soh-
fhe freight train Having Petersburgtat 1895 a. VI.
and the accommodation leaving Richmond At 19:E,
r. NJ, connect with the Norfolk and Petersburg
trains.
mond and Petersburg except at Manchester ami
Chester.
Passengers from Clover IIill will leave ut 8 A. NJ,
and returning leave Richmond II LEO Z. VI. daily
Except Sundays. ..,. .
Passengers viii take their meals at Jarratts flo-
tel and all trains leaving Petersburg will start from
the Washington-Street depot.
PULLMAN'S PALACE SLEEPIEG-CARS are
attached to all the Night Mail Trains.
/ ..s... ..g. #,a THOMAS II. WYkNF.
je IS General Manager.