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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-26
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VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL COL
LEGE-THE COMMENCEMENT PROGRAMME
MONTGOMERY FEMALE COLLEGE, ETC. .
[CofrespBndehce of the Richmond Dispatch.l
BLacKsBURG, MoNTGoMERY COUNTY, VA.,l
June "a, 1873.
We of this little mountain town, which is
beautifully located on top Of the Alleghanles,
only six miles from the Montgomery White,
four from the Yellow, and not very far from
the New River White, the Allegheny, and
the Mountain Lake, or "Salt Pond" take
pride in our new institution of learning,
and as programmes Of college commence
ments seem to be the order of the day, we
hope you will let the public know that the
Agricultural and Mechanical College is
mi king preparations in anticipation OF
large crowd from the numerous surrounding
watering. places and the adjoining counties
at Our first commencement.
Hon, Thomas S. Bocock has kindly con.
sented to address the literary societies on the
9Th of July, and the celebration Of the
Sophosonian Society" will take place that
night. Next day his Excelency Governor
Walker Is expected at the regular college
exercises to captivate the large audience by
his burning eloquence, graceful delivery,
anu lliuuSUulC appear ouSC Auu oh enC HiS ho
of the 9Th the "Maury Society" will have
its final celebration.
The faculty and students of this college,
who returned from the Memorial celebration
at the Montgomery White charmed not
only with the beauty of the place, but with
the polite and generous hospitality of the
present proprietors, Messrs. Calhoun & Will
son, have again to acknowledge their appre-
citation of the kindness of these gentlemen,
as they have rendered to the College and its
societies the use of their fine band Of music
during the commencement exercises.
The Montgomery Female College, at
Christiansburg, is now holding its closing
exercises, and tonight the annual address
will be delivered by Rev. DR.. Bledsoe.
To you city people escaping the present
oppressive heat this beautiful grass country,
with its fertile valleys, picturesque noun
tains, cool nights, and refreshing breezes
offers q most delightful and healthy retreat.
We hope to see orr beautiful metropolis well
represented In this section this summer.
Come along. There are ample accommoda-
tions and most inviting bills Of fare, Judging
from what we ourselves have seen and tried.
51,Ea- .E-tr.a.E- T.,
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

Ireland. yrts.gs
ROBBERY OF ARMs-TELEGRAPH WIRES CUT.
Cork, June 25.-The militia barracks, il
this city were broken into last night and
several stands of arms carried off,, Several
arrests have been made Of parties suspected
of being concerned in the robbery. Il
d. The telegraph wires have been cut be-
tween Bandon and Kinsdale. a
England. +.
LONDON, June 25.-A dispatch from the
Great Eastern at noon states that 1873 miles
of cable have been paid out. All is going
we'll. aE..~e'Eh
The London Hour of this morning pub
fishes special dispatch reporting that
General Nouvillas, commaDder-in-chlef OF
the army of the north, with several compa-
MES of his command, have been captured by
the Carlsts near Pampeluna.
Two vessels laden with arms for the Car
lists in Spain have been detained at Ply
mouth by the customs authorities.
A banquet was given the Shah at Green
witch this evening. The Prince and Princess
of Wales and seven hundred guests were
present. Brief speeches were made ex-
pressive of the warmest cordially.
-.@ France. r.
PARIS, June 25.-A rumor on the Bourse
that NJ. Pierre Gague, minister of finance, is
about to tender his resignation to President
Mcmahon fiattens rentes. ..s .....- -
The police have arrested Ernest Lefevre,
administrator, and NJ. Raphael, member
Of the Commune.
Germany. -...t .-,
BERLIN, June 25.-Bismarck to-day closed
the session of the German Parliament. He
said he was commissioned to express the re-
gret of the Emperor at his absence through
indsposition, from which, however, he was
glad to say his Majesty was surely recover
ing.
Spain.
MADRID, June 25.-The &oloDial Depart
ment is preparing Il new bill for the aboli,
ton of Slavery in Cuba without injury to
the interests Of the owners. -
The colonel commanding the detachment
which was defeated in recent engagement
with the Carlists has been arrested and
thrown into prison.
BARCELONA, June 25.--Fresh disturbances
have occurred at Barceloneta. There was
firing between the soldiers and citizens all
last night. The troops were all removed
from the surburbs to-day, and u Gordon OF
police established between it and the city to
prevent further collision.
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COTTON MARKETS.

GALVESTON, June e5,-Colton steady; good orti.
nary, 151otc net receipts, Ito bales exports
wise, l5s bales sales, $50 bales; stock elO3 hile,
CHARLESTON, June 25.-Cotton quiet; middTings,
lss@1lssc.; low middlings, l7s@lsc. good ordinary
17c.: ordinary, l4GDi5c.: net receipts. as laIcS:
gross Ill bales exports costwise, HOS bales s;cs
200 bales; stock, 10, 75S bales.
MOBILE, Jnne 2s.-Coton quiet and unchanged;
middlingS, 1S3Olsac.: exports coLStwise suJ bale,
sales, $50 bales: stock, 1870 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Jane s5.-Cotion In limited d.
mand: middlings, Isle: net receipts, 3sl bales
gross, III bales; cxports-to Great Britain, ?.J5s
bales sales LOO bales last evening" 800 bales stock
as.97b bales. ~" 49,
BOSTON. June 25.--CottOn quiet; nidding.. Gle ::
net receipts, 81 bales; gross "a bales sales 200
bales stock, 10000 bales.
SAVANNAH, June 25.--Cotton firm; mdIliugS,
stc net receipts, eal bales exports coastwise, $40
bales; sales, 81 bales: stock. II, s9J bIlts.
BALTIMORE, June 25-Cotton firm; midlllngs.
20ic; receipts, In bales exports coaSlwse IS bales
sales, sol bales; stock, 3,997 bales.
MEMPHIS, June a5.--Cotton quiet and firm low
middings, l7aMl7ic. receipts, lis bales shipments
l48 bales; stock, 1900 bales.
NORFOLK, June 25.--CotOu quiet: Inw mid.
dngs, lsic.; net receipts, 500 bales: exports cya,-
wse $50 bales; sales, 100 bales; stock, SIS. bales
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rsno.,,, telegram to tie pispatch.l


LEXINGTON, Va, June 25.-The town is
full of visitors, especially of ladies, and there
is every promise of an unusually brilliant
commencement tomorrow. The board OF
visitors have been in session for two days
considering various matters of grave impor,
lance, and the following honors have been
decided:
Professional Degrees-Civil engineers :
l, Kruttschnitt, Louisiana; w. S. Rhea,
Tennessee; j. B. Waller, Illinois; B. FL.
Waddel, Virginia. Mining engineering
W. S. Rhea, Tennessee. Bachelors of Law
A. Cabell, Missouri: Fl. S. Carter, Mississip-
nj C. A. Graves, Virginia; A. T. Hamil-
ton, North Carolina J. K. Lake, Kentucky
B. S. Moore, Texas; w. Patrick, Virginia
J. ". Taylor, Texas w. N. Wisdom, Louis
lana ID. L. Wirick, Arkansas. Bachelors
OF Philosophy j. S. Fair, South Carolina
AN. Gordon, Kentucky; G. +. warren,
North Carolina. Bachelors Of Arts: w.
Bowie. Iowa; F. G. Buford, Tennessee d.
NJ. Chandler, Virginia; W.. b. ChilderS,
Tennessee; w. F. Hogue, Alabama; r. ii.
Price. Missouri; w. 81. Taylor, Alabama
w. s. White, Virginia. Masters of Arts !:
John C.. Calhoun, Alabama; 81. B. Ferguson,
Alabama; J. B. Guthrie, Virginia; W.ED.
johnson, Arkansas T. j. Herman, Louis
lana.
Honorary Observation-Disclosures mas
tiers: j. c.. Calhoun, Alabama; H. B. Fer
guson, Alabama L. j. Herman, Louisiana.
Cincinnati grafton: 81. B. Ferguson, NJ. A.,
Alabama. Honorary scholarships by tue
president j. NJ. Dawson, Ohio; in the
schools of Latin, Greek, and Mathematics,
W. T. Lowell, West Virginia, j. G. Swarts,
Virginia; in the schools of Modern Lam
guages, English History, and Moral Philoso-
ply. j. P. Babcock, Virginia; in the schools
of Applied Mathematics, Natural Philoso-
ply, and Chemistry, S. T. Moreland, Louisl-
ana. Taylor Prize scholarship, W. W. H.
Harris, Virginia. Robinson Prize med
ais: In the schools Of Latin, Greek,
and Mathematics, +. G. Buford, of Tennes-
see; in the schools of Applied Mathematics,
Natural Philosophy, and Chemistry, j. Krutt-
schnitt, Louisiana: in the schools of Mo-
dern Languages, English History, and Moral
Philosophy, W. III. Taylor, Alabama. Homo
rary Dcgrees-Doctor of Divinity: Rev.
Joseph Cottrell, Mississippi; Rev. 81. Il. Har-
ris, Virginia. Rev. S. r. Houston, West Fir-
ginia Rev. John Perciva, Louisiana Rev.
John w. Pratt, Va. Doctors of Law: Hon.
Judah P. Benjamin, London, England; Hon.
John A. Campbell, Louisiana. The Santini
Medal was awarded to j. W. Taylor, of
Texas, and the Gazette Medal to Harold
Walsh, Of Maryland.
The commencement proper, with the adj
dress of Hon. John Goode, of Norfolk, COMES
off tomorrow morning. Tomorrow night
is fixed for the alumni address of Hon. j. NJ.
Jamison, of Tennessee, and the alumni sup
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New York Items.

NEW YoaK, June 25.--The effects Of The
Alden Type-Setting and Distributing Ma.
chine Company were sold to-day at auction
for 30, 500. Its said that heinvfntor sunk
Mt least half million of dollars in perfect.
ing his invention. His effects embraced let
ters- patent In this country and in Europe,
machines, machinery, and stock in factory.
"A jury has been obtained in the case Of
Walworth, and the trial formally opened.
The prisoner was accompanied in court BY
his mother and little brother. Assistant
District Attorney Rollins opened the fol
the people. .{5E5s. 4 81
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:, ,.ns a nower In Virginia. Under the soie man
asement Of the encyclopaedia Sands ana the 'n!si-
lectaal Shaver 1t established high character tor
conservatism and orthodoxy. e.
After tho Surrender, feeling that y
edrsligons newspaper would De powrftal as.us =.
swakeninp afresh che energies Of ,he people and
preventing the fll consequences that 30 s
civil war, the present proprietors purchaser the
Herald and committed property, reputation, chef
sies, talents, TO IL Ambitious Of larger mhasnse
for good they have Increased its size.
appearance heightened fts cords, so that IL IS 20"
the most widely circulated and iniuenfiai resious
newspaper in the South.
. 5 aJt knows no Mason and Dtxone line OF "hi"'
riyeness and hate In the Baptist Zion. This nagnan
i.nous coarse meets with ready response NoE'hana
South and hence the circulation IS rabhihs up oy
thousands many Of the best men In all secttons
being found among It's subscribers
Tho ptJ,ofous Hfr1M II read In all parts OF the
country and IFS circulation is rapidly increasing
In the virsiuias, the Caronas, Georgia, Aiaoalna,
and Tennessee the Baptists have hatf mas'on
communicates. In every neiShborhooa OF those
States the Herald IL read by persons who seldom see
any other paper. 1t goes into every NOOK AND COR
ncr Of Virginia and is read by large numbers IN
every section Of the country. .t.f
Business men who wish to speak to the public
should avail themselves of the columns Of the Re-
lioious Herald. They may thus reach MS many eyes
AS by advertising In dozen papers OF ordinary cir
culation.
The editors of the Religious Herald announce
that they "utend to call frequent attention those
who advertise In the Herald and thus gain for them
patronage which otherwise they might not secure
The rates Of advertising In the Herald are very
moderate considering the extent and character OF
its circulation. For further information call at the
Herald Office. Ills Main street, or address by mail
JETER DICKINSON,
Editors and Propretors,
&! Richmond, Va.
The RELIGIOUS HERALD win be mailed to sub
scribers, with back numbers, until january, 1874
for one dollar. Send yonr dollar, and thus secure
che Hsraid for seven months.
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January una Sota or June TIE tuTf6 J0r the pre-
al sales made betueen the lSt Of JUN and last
of the gear the td1ss hace TO be paid the seller.
y. ~. LEE. p. NJ, iron and brick front storehouse
en- the west line Of Seventeenth street at the
head Of the Dock.
WILLIAM y. POLK d CO., SIP. NJ, brick dwell
ing No. aoe Marshall between Madison and JEFF
ferson. ts.%t .... s.as
REDWOOD & CRENsHAw,l 10 A. A., furniture
~ trunks, &C. -
w. GoDDIN, 6 P. NJ, trustees sale Of undivided
Inoiety of two lots On the west sideof Wall street
between Franklin and Grace 80.
w. GoDDIN, P. NJ, residence at the southeast
corner of Clay aud Second streets.
W. GoDDIN. p. NJ, farm Of 4a1 acres called FL
ington:'' OIL the Fredericksburg railroad, one
Etle north OF the Junction.
LYME & BROTHER, SIP. M, commissioners sale
Of attract Of land, with q grlst-miu thereon, In
Hcnrlco, q miles below Richmond. RI
GRuBBS & WILLIAMS, 50 p. NJ, commissioners
sale OF residence at the southeast corner OF Clay
and Eleventh streets. E}I E!4ift a e3Esl
". GopDIN. p. n. country seat called l.abur.
num-" on the Brook turnpike and Hermitage
81 roads, It miles north or Richmond.
). THOMPSON BROWN, 81 r. NJ, lib building Lot,
- Id the centre Of Ashland and Immediately on
the railroad s,.IS =
COOK 4 LAUGHr0N, 10 a. Nj. at store No. 4o7
BROAD street, farniture, mating, centre table.
ssere-coenters, shelving &c. .
THOMAS W. KEEsEE, 10 A. RI, two pianos, FUR
aituse, &c,
COUPLING 4 PENDLETON, 6 r. NJ, q lot on
C'sy street near 4 Tsnty.slxth s
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COMMENCEMENT. Al HOLLINs
J. INSTITUTE.

A PROSPEROUS sCHooL--A BRILLIANT.
coMsIENCEsiENT-LA CRoWDi----.TfiE
PRoCESSTON-THE TASTEFUL DECORA-
TIoNS-PRAYER By REV. j. A.tMUNDAY-.
DELIVERY oFCERTIFICATEs,D DIPLOMAS,
AND MFDALS-ADM1RABLE ESSAYS BY
THE YOUNG LADIES--REsT AND RE-
PREsHMEET-ELoQUE ADDRESS BY
REV DIR, TUPPER, OF RICHMOND. I I
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WASHINGTON Items.

WASHINGTON, June 25.-Tbe Presidents
movements as reported by the Tribune: are
unsubstantiated.
The First Comptroller has issued circll-
lar to Federal marshais that the approprla-
ton for the United States courts is ex'
hallsted. Unpaid accounts must be deferred,
aud the courts must run on credit for the
present. r..
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Reasi SATELLITES,

AsHrsaros, June .2255. For New England
ont Thursday light to fresh winds andtclear
or partly cloudy weather. g. Z. g Y.
For the Middle States and lower IakeTe-
gion winds yeeriug to gentle and fresh east
erjys 20 southsrly, and clear or partly cloudy
weather for Thursday. sBtss b sfsa9fff ~
For The South Atlantic states gentle Co
fresh and occasionally brisk northeastefIy to
soutbeasterly winds, partly cloudy weather.;
and occasional rain areas. Il 81 8 sIs. & Z va
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The Reecs,er.TtIton- woodhuil Cores
.,npdeuce. - II, -.

NEW York, June. 25.-The Sun says that
Henry C. Bowen accompanied by II. b.
Ciafiin and Judges Wood and Reymert and
several other persons called upon Victoria
Woodruff last evening and requested the
letters written to her by Henry Ward Beecher
and Theodore Tilton. Judge Reymert said
they had come to obtain this and other doc
umentary evidence in order to yindicate MT.
Bowen. Mrs. Woodruff declined on her
lawyers advice to loan the documents until
the conclusion Of her present trial on the
charge Of obscenity.
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How TO MAKE $5oe.-Buy for song stylish,
hroken-down horse, one that Is pronounced played
out from lameness-cure him with u bottle or. two
of Gentaur Liniment and pocket the difference.
The Liniment Is simply one of the wonders Of the
world. Dumb beasts neigh out of their gladness,
and the sore, manned, and crippled Of The human
family hobble in and SO on their way rejoicing.
Yes, it Is wonderful
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DlsiSFECTANTs.-As our Board OF, Health has
recommended precautionary measures to be taken
In consequence of the approach Of the Asiatic
cholera, our citizens should aid them In every way
in their power by a free use of DISINFEcTANTs.
Our friends Messrs. MEADE & BAKER are prepal ed
10 furnish In any quantity CARBoLATE OF LIME,
CAKBo1IC ACID, and all the other disinfectants
usually recommended by boards of health.
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Observation-Disclosures

buyers Wheat quiet and steady and nrlcc .' WI
SSSsngsd;, , VI southern active at nc ye
@ S nats Anu S az mixed western dull al 20
42@4ac: western white, 4tlsc Rysauef ~ M Ilzed
Hay unchanged. Provisions dull and WEI v ns &c:
noTninally unchanged Western butter ncbsyn ,egs
Whiskey quiet, oac. Sugar quiet, l0tiaiose
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sale ar an Histo,irl;iical Dwelling.

MoRRIsrowN. N. j., June Washing
toms Headquarters vas sold at aucfion here
to-day, and purchased By Ex-Governor Ran
dolph and others for S25, 600. The inter.
ton of the purchasers is to hold it for sale
until the Legislature meets, when, If so de.
sired, they will transfer it without profit =
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l HAVE ANALizED THE WHIsKEY KNOWN
under the brand of ''B SELECT" controlled BY
Messsrs. WALTER ID. BLAIR & Co, Richmond
Virginia. aud find II free from fusil oil and other
impurities, and recommend Its use for medicinal
and family purposes. J.B. McCAw, NJ. d.,
Late Prof. of Chemistry Medical College Of Va.
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BUCHU.-The curative properties of this shrub In
eases Of dropsy, gravel kidney Diseases and obscure
disorders, are now well known to physicians DIR.
HELMBoLp originally popularized this medicine,
and no other chemist has been able to extract Its
virtues with equal skill. HELMBoLD's Buchu is
still the standard and genuine extract Patients and
phycians prefer it. The genuine bears H. T. HELM
BoLD's signature. All apothecaries sell 1t.
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LADIES' IiAIR-DREssINa FASHIONS, direct from
Paris, at r. FERRASpISi's, 6Ia, CTS, and sl7 Broad
street. All varieties of hair work made to order by
Paris patterns, fof all prices, according to quality
OF goods, aud l guarantee my work to- give salts
faction. Office for hair goods, ela Broad street.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
WASHINGTON AND LEE
UNIVERSITY.

DEGREES CONFERRED
LIST OF HONORARY APPOINTMENTS AND
HONORARY DEGREEs-THE CONFERENCE
MENT PROPER.
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ST. LOUIS MARKETS

ST. LOUIS, June 2S.-FIour dull and UNCHANGED i.
rather more doing; winter superfine 1@tc. BETTE
s5se. for elevator Whiskey steady at soc P"Tt
dull at Sle. Bacon dull and weak, and some sales a.
lower rites: small cash lots sold 1T 7sc shoulder.
sGstc.; sides-one lot Of clear sides sold at o.
Lard nominal; summer, &c. ~
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Arkansas.

LITTLE. Rock, June 25.-A letter dated the
Goth says that rains have fallen necessarily
for forty-six days., inundating the lowiands
and prairies and utterly running the cotton
crop along the Memphis and Little Rock
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI. June 25.-Flour dull at 81. sra l.,
Corn Ill good demand and firm at i2@lc Pork
steady at $i5.2J(G$ls.50 Lard dull and nnlnInsj
no round lots offeriBg: steam &c.. kettle SIC: lob
biog sales, ssc. Bacon In fair demand shoulder
71c. sides. oIIatc. r..
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Neurology Of Harvard COiiege-yeTer-
able Representatives Amman
Comm eucemenf. &c

BosToN, June 25.-The neurology of Har-
ward College gives the number of deaths
during the past year at SO. The Nestor of
the institution is now Horace Binney, of
Philadelphia. He is ninety'three years old,
and graduated in 179S. Next on the list is
Judge Willard Hall, who graduated in 1893.
He Is also ninety-tbree years old. Both Of
these gentlemen have been members OF Con-
yress. Samuel Dunn Parker, the Oldest
living member of the Boston bar, graduate
of 1899, is the next on the list. There are
now no representatives left of 1893, 1900,
1901, 1902, or 1903.
The annual commencement exercises of
Harvard took place to-day.
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RANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE.

A, COSBY LETTER FROM ASHLAND
Z MEETING OF BOARD OF TR ST Ell S-
COMMEN CEMENT SCENES-CHARACTER
ISTICS OF THE COLLEGE-ORATORIC
DISPLAY BY THE STUDENTS, ETC, ETC.
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LOUISVILLE MARKETS

Corn In fair demand ut 55Nl57c. Sacked provision,
quiet. Pork, $ls.S7a. Bacon easy--sh0ulJers, &c.
clear rb-sides otc; clear sides 9ac. packed. Lard
In tierces, slg9ac kegs. 0ic.: steam, ste. Small
whiskey lots firm ut 0o@9lc. So. ~.
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A CARGO SUPERIOR STOVE COAL Just landed,
with which j. Is. WATKINS, I'LL Main street. will
supply his friends cheaply for present or winter
stIuplieS,
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SASH-RIBBoSS AT LEVY BROTHERS are the
cheapest ever sold. Elegant striped plaid and plain
gros-grin watcred ribbons at 81 aud ST. rs per yard,
Just one-half the regular prices for these goods
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CnhR,
az rrrER At uAyANA

YELLOW FEVER AT HAVANA.
HAVANA, June %, MA KEY WEST, Gath.
The yellow fever continues with undated
violence. A very large percentage of the
cases prove fatal. ,..,.. Is
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WIDE BLUE sAsH-RrBBoSs at coo. per yard, and
piuk and blue sashribbons ut 75c. and 81 per yard
just so per cent. fellow regular prices, at LEVY
BROTHERS'
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THE SEcK-RInBoN STOCK is larger now at LEVY
Bko1HERs' than II has been any time this season.
They now show several new styles. Another lot Of
those vide neck-scarfs at soc. worth 81 Just re-
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YOUTHS AND cuILpRES's HATS IN GREAT
variety. Boys hats, damaged, as low as cents q
really good hat for 2scents, at P. WEIsIGER Co.'S,
l2Ol Main street.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MApvvr

~ " NEW fukh AARKETS.
NEW YORK, June 25.-Cotton quiet GALES ia,
bales middlDgs, 2lc. Flour in moderate rc, ,N!
ano unchanged. Whiskey lower at ,9s;c. Wheat
demand moderate. Corn shade frmer. RIcs
s.eauy at It@ssc. Pork lower; new, Ice. Lard
steadier. Nayals dull and lower. Turpentine ar
Rosin, $2.s5@$2eo. Tallow quiet. Freiabts 1, t
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For coMMKNCEMENTS, LEVY BROTHERS have
wide white organdy, swiss muslins, and Bishop
lawns at much below regular prices; also. large
clock of sash-ribbOns. -hs7
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THE ATMOSPHERE OF LOVE is A PURE, SWEET
breath. This desideratum Is one of the results of
using SozoDoST, which not only ipvigora1es and
preserves the teeth, but renders the mouth as fra
grant a rose. w.