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a GRAND DISPLAY OF JEWELRY.-A Wen
ma correspondent of the Tribune furnishes
this description Of one Of the attractions OF
the Exposition: Near the rotunda, just at
the entrance of the East Wing, stands a small
glass case, from which the public are kept at
a safe distance by an iron rail. There is
always crowd of people leaning over this
rail and stretching out their necks to get
good look at the contents of the case. as
fast as some 60 others take their places, ana
there is seldom vacant foot of standing
room, The little glass case contains about
million dollars worth of trinkets, exhibited
by the Court jeweller of Vienna. The most
valuable thing in it is necklace of forty-slx
brilliants of remarkable size and lustre, the
property of the Archduke Carl Ludwig,
which the policeman who stands guard over
the treasure says cost S250,OOO.
There are also three coronets of diamonds
and rubies which perhaps count for SlOO,o0o
or S15O,O00 each, and number of magnlh-
cent brooches, earrings, and pearl necklaces,
with diamond clasps, the cost of which the
policeman does not pretend to know and de-
clines to guess. One of the coronets represents
bit of grapevine, the stem and leaves being OF
diamonds and the punches of grapes of large
rnbies, A necklace of seven rows of pearls
is noticeable more for its gorgeousness ana
costliness than from its beauty of design.
The pearls are each almost as big as school
bows marble, and the strings hang pendant
from two great brOoCheS-one an emerald
surrounded by three rows of diamonds, and
the other tie made OF diamonds in silver
settings. How it is to be worn I cannot say,
unless the brooches, which are nearly rs big
al saucers. are to be fastened on the shout
ders so that the pearls shall hang over the
breast.
more tasteful necklace is one having
three strings of equally large pearls fastened
bv lustrous solitaire. There is nothing
liner in the whole exhibition thus far, in the
way of diamonds and pearls, than that which
is contained in this case. The French may
bring something to surpass 1t, but they have
not yet opened the jewelry in their depart.
ment. The Vienna jewellers do not rival
those of Paris in the variety aud elegance
of their work, but they rank next to them,
and in some special branches are unsur-
passed.
They have great advantage in the Exhi-
bition in being able to make fine display
without undue inconvenience or expense for
the transportation and care of their precious
wares. They transfer 8 great part OF their
establishments to the Exhibition, and have
their clerk to stand by their showcases to
distribute cards and take orders. The arti-
Giles on show are not allowed to be delivered
10 purchasers unit! the close of the Fair, but
this rule is often violated. Those who OBJ
serve it will always make duplicate of any
thing purchaser takes fancy to, if he is not
willing to wait until next November TO get
possession Of it.
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New York Items.

New Yoag, June l9.-The custom officers
have discovered that shawl5 are imported cio
Mexico at O thousand per cent. below their
value. The papers characterize the house
implicated as "heavy and hitherto respect
able"
Consul General Lucca, of Italy, publishes
z card asserting that the suferings Of Italian
children brought here as slaves have not
been exaggerated In the least, but 20 far
from MS being blamed in the matter, he has
been doing his utmost to stop the inhuman
traffic. As one result, the Italian Parlia.
rnept has Just passed an act making the
trading in children felony, and Furnishing
severely not only those who employ them,
but parents who consent to their employ
ment
At meeting of the New York Board of
Underwriters Mr.. Howard called attention
TO the peril of fire in Atlanta, Ga, where the
Town Council have just decided they will
not provide supply Of water. The matter
was referred to the Executive Committee.
George p. Evans has been arrested for
hlgamy, and also on civil suit brought by
T. R. Barpwell for $4,000 damages, and
lodged in the Tombs. He is charged with
having three wives living-yiz., Almira
Davis, daughter of wealthy Boston parents !;
a daughter of David N. Badger, Of Boston !;
aud also a daughter of Mr.. Barnweli, the
prosecutor. He was about clipping with an
other young lady when overhauled.
Great excitement prevails at police head
quarters owing to the report that the commits.
siopers were about to appoint twenty-five
colored men on the police force as patrol
men. Commissioner Russell says he sup
poses the rumor arose from resolution yes
terday to appoint twenty-five colored men
as street-Sweepers.
Within few days past some 10000 to
$4,000 barrels Of favurite brands to be made
from new-crop wheat have been sold here,
deliverable at the.mills In Richmond, Va,
The postmaster at Batavia, n. Y, has in.
formed the postmaster here that the mail
matter which left this city Tuesday morning
by the New York Central and Hudson River
railroad was nearly all burned before it
reached that place. The matter WIS nearly
all for western States. An investigation
has been ordered.
General Horatio G.. Stevens was buried
to-day. He commanded the fort at Castle
Garden in the war Of 1872. The Order of
"The Cincinnati" attended his funeral. He
Was the first militia general appointed In this
State.
IN the Supreme Court to-day w. NJ. New.
man recovered $4,000, gold, of George
Goddard, the latter being charged with
driving the former FROM bis store In Arknn-
sas In 1861.
The heat to-day was excessive, the mer.
curry reaching "a. Several suastrokes are
reported. elf5fiy5. - -
Lie sentence Of the court In the case O,
SUSAN .. Anthony was line of 800 and
tne COST OF prosecution. She isnot to stand
committed Till the tine IL raid. BEFORE fhs
sentence Miss Anthony said she desired and
demanded the full rigor Of the law.
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| The Ct1oiora-

N.suy1lrr, June l9.--The cholera Is una
hat;n1 Three draymen were attacked on
the street There vert thirty deaths yester-
day. eight whites and twenty 1.-two biacks.
CiHcissAr1, June ls.--1here Wefe two
deaths Yesterday from cholera symptoms.
KNOXVILLE, TENN, June 19.--The state
ment published In the Nashville Banner
Yesterday morning chat the. cholera pre-
vailed here, and there was perfect panic,
and that thousands were fleeing to the
is incorreet. There is no sucn
disease here, nor has there been. Ihe un.
dertakers report fewer deaths up 70 tne pre-
sent time, commencing five weeks since IMAM
any one month during the winter. ,s
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nv 3l-lm From
DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA.
OPEN JUNE l, La.

This ilyorite and celebrated WAIFElEG
PLACE will offer additional attractions this seaspu
Among other improvements there has been aided
an elegant and spacious ballroom. edioiplng Tue
parlor; the paror has been enlarged anr improved,
and the proximity Of the two renders each easily
accessible II will be kept IN Stylc not surpassed
anywhere In Virginia,
The waters OF these special srriuEJ el"t cure or
greatly relieve most eases 81 Gcrolun, tlGp!cpt
G,nsuinptlou chrOulc bronchitis, Chronlc hryngt-
It's chronic pneumonia, chronic dyspepsia chrome
diarrhpa, chronic dysentery. They are also great
value In those affections which are peculiar I" the
feiuae constitution and as al appetizer, tonic, and
general restorative, they are perhaps, unrtSileh
amongst mineral waters.
Professor J. S. DAVIS. Of University VI Virginia.
resident physician
The proprietor will have provided for the lawrs
aud ballroom q irst-class Band Of Music, anu ~
general all the sources OF amusement and recreation
usually found at our best summer resorts wll he AZ
the command Ut the guests at ..hOChBRiD5E
ALUM" The place Is within eleven TO thirteen
hours of Richmond. Washington, Baltimore, etc. !:
by rail- all in daylight. Passengers leave the cars OF
the Chesapeake aud Ohio railroad At Goshen Dept,
and new aud elegant ste. Coaches. passing rapidly
over a smooth anu leve! roat of only eight miles.
set down the visitors ut The Springs TO te,.
JAMES 4. FRAZIER, Proprietor.
Persons making use of the grounds, &C., OF the
Syringe, and net stopping at my hotel, VII! he
CHARGED half my regular rates
The Rocklrldge water is fer sale by PUkCELL,
LADD CO., Richmond, and GEORGE ~. Nc
INTIRE, Clarlottess HE.
Descriptive pamphlets senttree on application.
cu-fiyo
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, June 19.--For the Southern
States east Of the Mississippi, on Friday,
light to fresh winds. mostly from the south
west and northwest, and very generally clear
or partly cloudy weather are probable.
For the Middle States and lower lake re-
gion during Friday very generally clear
weather, and gentle to fresh and occasionally
brisk winds.
eFor New England, occasional rain areas
over the northern portion tonight, but on
Friday clear or partly cloudy weather, with
winds veering to fresh and occasionally brisk
southwesterly and northwesterly.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. June 1e.-CottoD quiet and nomt-
nal: sales, 27a bales middlings, 2lc.
GALVESTON, June ls.-Cotton FIRM gooo or
200 bales sales, 20 bales; stock, 1883 bales
NEW ORLEANS, June ls-CottonMoema an I mooe.
gross, liz bales sales 800 bales; last evening, 1890
bales stock. 5o,49s hales.
NORFOLK, June 1s.-Cotton active and firm; low
middlings lsc.; net receipts, ISL bales; exports
to Great Britain "a bales coaswise ale bales Sales
$50 bales; stock. e,a57 bales
ings 203c.; exports coaswise, so bale5 sales, $50
bales; stock, 3,420 bales.
CHARLESTON. June ls.ACotton IN good oemano
100 bales; stock i, 897 balea
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
pesu,1, of the Prcsiaens-Sdgnin
Auuofntmeut-

Appointment
rspec,a seaesram to tho Dispafeh.j
w.sr1sarcs, June 10. = Grants return
-,aas things very lively to-day, and as 1t Is
understood that the Administration is about
engaging to some extent In the political
erhts of the period. party adherents have
had their eyes open to the necessity Of
watching their chances with more than
usual industry. The first significant move
nent is the appointment Of Judge Sanger,
a pronounced Butler man, to the attorney,
ship for Massachusetts,. His nomination has ;,
Been vigorously opposed By the anti-Butler.
ties, bu. they have been signally worsted,
and this act definitely fixes the Administra-
don in support Of Butler for Governor of
Massachusetts,. TMoN.
Various Items.
WASHINGTON, June l9.--The President,
accompanied BY General Babcock, arrived
here early this morning. He will return to
Long Branch by Friday nights train.
II is not supposed there will be any formal
Cabinet meeting while the President Is here,
although the heads Of departments will cali
on him for the transaction Of routine busi-
ness.
Among the early callers on the President
this morning were Messrs. Robb, Savage,
AID Osborn, the neutrality-suspicious. com.
m.ssioners. Although the visit was mainly
one Of courtesy. there was some incidental
conversation relative to the results of the
inquiry. The President expressed his salts
faction with the labors Of the commission,
and remarked that he would do all In bis
power to afford the required relief 10 those
who had so severely suffered by the raids.
1t was stated several days ago that there
would be about twenty changes in consulates
for the benefit of the Presidents southern
political friends. Several such changes have
already been made, the latest being the ap-
pointEcent Of Henry Ray Myers, Of Alabama,
as consul at Hamilton, Ontario, IN place OF
Blake, suspended. u-
William S. Defrees, Of New Mexico, has
been appointed agent for the Indians OF the
Naauois Pueblo agency utce CrotherS, re-
signed.
Secretary Robson has made his statement
from the evidence of the rescued party OF
the Polaris. He don't know whether Cap.
tain Hall died natural death. He thinks
the abandonment of "a part Of the crew on
the ice-foe accidental. He has no doubt
that Buddipgton was drunk, but as the
liquor was exhausted, and BuddiDgton when
sober was most excellent seaman, be feels
sure the PoIaris was managed to the best
advantage. He will charter the Tigress t.
G. in search of the Polaris. Cross-purposes
undoubtedly existed on the PolariS.
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THE TOBACCO MARKET AS REPORTED
By NEW YORK TOBACCO LEAF OF
lime 49, ,'' go

VtrgintG.-A steady but not acuve uSiness
was done in Virginia tobacco the past week Inc IN
aniry coming Chiefly from manufacturer: The
market exhibits no change Of noeceaDie cnafac-
ter prices and predictions remaining about the
same as they have latterly been.
Richmond adrices Indicate buoyancy' ana 1rm-
ness IN that market Good TO fine shipping have
and some is 6sPer5ea sg res ses
ers are made indignant rather than gratifed by an
efer Of issc. for fair stripping leaf Sellers are
evidently Of the opinion that the winning Gfa 10
Of the Held they are led to the conclusion that when
the wants Of the trade are supplied there gong 70
he little desirable tobacco remaining at tne emu ol
the season, Virginia or western. s,, II.
And estimating, as has been done ny careful CD
servers the sale of strips at 80 900 hoS5neaas Of
respccttc ely, $4,000 hogsheads of western and 5000
Virginia, and the home requirements OF tns M ,
at as 600 hogsheads Of leaf of all kinds equal ao
gether to about $4,000 hogsheads II would appedd
as II their conclusion this point was wen
ed as s also the resultant conclusion that prices are
likely TO be well maintained. q, MI,
coSnaction' The month OF May was somewhat
fuctuating, though not unusually so. .--.7t
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nAIr1A1nRF MARKETS.

RILrrMonE, June le.-Flour dull and unchanged.
wheat auiet and unchanged Corn active Tor south-
ern: White southern, .7e@Tc; yellow soutn I,aa
and lower: southern, 47@4sc.; western mi xed, !o@
42c western white, 44a4sc Rye dull at 00S97SG
Messs nork' XII. o5GSl7.so. Bulk meats-Shouldcrs,
nc: rfb sides, Sic clear sides, SIC BaconzShoul-
ders, SIC rib sides, eic. clear rib-sdes lo9lotc.
sugar cured hams l4;dl53c. Lard, StNec. estern
butter unchanged Whiskey dull: sales at 1896.
Supar unchanged. ' '-. ~
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MILLBoRo' HOUSE
AND
CRYDTAL CHALYBElTE sPRINGS
WILL BE OPEN TO VISITORS JUNE !, 1871.

This desirable SUMNER RESORT Is situated IN
Bath county, Va, Immediately or the line Of tie
Chesap eake and Ohio railroad, aud Is therefore
cessibe from all points Passengers get of hsrr 10
20 to Bath Alum, Warm. Hot. aud Healing Springs
west, and to Rockbridge Alum, Lexington, Jordan
Alum, and Natural Bridge east fue stage leaving
for these places daily.
here, large and WELL-AHkAN9ED HOTEL IS
just being completed aud neatly furnished, which
will give ample room for tire entertainment Of the
travelling public, and limited number Of
boarders. ... .-.-..... ..s.s .....-
The surrounding scenery is beautiful aud wildly
picturesque, the air pure invigoratns and elastic.
the situation being nearly the highest the Chesa
peake and Ohio railroad
The MIN NERAL WATERS here arc unsrrp 4gsed
IS tonic Postal and telegraphic lecin,!cs a. the
place.
For further particulars aLdIes4.
FL, YARBEnUGH
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following certificate of the cashier:
OFFICE FARMERS AND DRovERs BANK,}
LOUISVILLE, ~, April =, 1873:
Drovers Bank to the credit Of the Third Grand Gift
Concert for the benefit Of the Public Library OF
Kentucky i've hundred honsnd ar }b m nfts n
full and Viii be held by the bank and paid out for
this purpose and this purpose e TEyEcH Cashier
The party therefore who holds the ticket drawing
the capital gift will get 600 In greenbacks and
50 Of the g hs ne *HeS SS e MIMI NM
me remnanf tickets will be furnished to
those who @
and aaaiers ss5o; ii whole tickets Tor Bloc Sc for
on Th he's concert sn s aud distribution Of s VIII begin IT
a "a sns s sdeRlns win
Placing Of sgs Zone for each ticket SOld| N nsFc
Music by orchestral band. 9Th. Explanatory re-
marks by President. eth, Drawing Of first half Of
Of ss ha # asc aS Paene Of large Whee
with tags In hands or committee appointed by au-
dience. 10th. Grand orchestral concert
that can be procured and the gentlemen who count
and place the tags and gifts In the wheels and super
5 pg and Keep n @ a
and most trustworthy citizens of the State All will
be 50 conducted as TO be perfect guaranty against
complaint from any Just source.
The payment OF fdfts win begin on SATURDAY,
July u, at . O'Clock A. NJ. Tickets drawing gifts
must be presented at Room No. Public Library
Building, where cash checks upon the Farmers and
Drovers Bank OF Louisville, or sight drafts upon
the Fourth National Bank or New York, at the OPP
tion of the holder will be given for the tickets. All
gifts not called for In six months from the drawing
will be turned over TO the Public Library fund.
For full particulars send for circulars.
7' THOMAS z. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library Of Kentucky,
Louisville, Ky.
For further particulars or INFORMATION apply to
-. -. 80 A.. p. L,ECUYER,
800 BHpk street, hchnond, Va, or
ass WILLIAM III. YERBY,
Clerk Of Ford,s Hotel, Richmond, Va.
Rp iB-d2aW&weOHtJyI IT, +f,>sE- =. ~.
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New York Races.

NEW York, June l9.!--At Fleetwood Park
yesterday, Fleetwood won the first race
time, 1888, 2:32, 2:33, 2:35. Sensation won
the race for 2:33 horses; time, 2:27, 2:2S,
2:29. ssEs
The two-mile heats race at Jerome Park
to-day Is q failure. Hubbard will walk over
the track and win $1,000. ....
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100000 FOR ONLY SO.

Enough ofthe 100, 900 tickets issued for the THIRD
GRAND GIFT CONCERT In aid Of the Public Library
Of Kentucky having been sold to insure full draw
ing and the wish having been universally expressed
that the 10 900 cash gifts offered should be drawn N
fuIl and paid In full without any scaling down, az
heretofore, the management, with the concurrence
of the trustees, have determined to allow ninety
DAYS more for the sale Of the OF tickets LEFT
for April Is, therefore, postponed to TUESDAY,
July 8, 1878, ON which day. and no other, they VII
positively and unequivocally take place in PUB
tic LIBRARY HALL, LOUISVILLE, KY.
At this Grand Concert the following cash gifts will
be distributed by lot and paid in full to the ticket
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By telegraph.
NEu YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, June le-FlouI quiet ana IN Dpyer rg
eresdv. most trades lower. Corn 1c. lower; white
western, SC Rice quiet ut 1855. pork weak 4
at SIC. S56Sl7, Lard weak az I3-160sc. ha'ai5
sready FrephtS quiet.
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soxsAxsrL1sM ExrRAoRDlsAnY-A BaAyE
baltimore Gazette. Some extraordinary
acts Of sleep-walking have occurred recently.
There was thaH, hoy ut the NORTH Fitch, we
believe his nama was--who had q propensity
to murder people; and was accustomed "
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CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
Thursday. June 10.
OFFERINGS. :. 80.
WHEAT.-White, So bushels Red, bushels.
CoeN.-Yellow. I,lss bushels. = s-s,z' t.ss.tn
OATs.-58 bushels. Il s.s - 3" f.t~-. +
fwHEAr-Wbfte. 90 bushels at siss. Red, Q bush
els very good at SITS.
3 OATS.Si2o bushels on private terms --3
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So CITY COLLECTORS OFFIcE,l
RICHMOND, Va, May 81, 1879.
HIS 0FFtcE WILL BE OPEN DAILY

: 'nIp VI EKNUtW fHD - :, NT 60, ~
is1 n DAY OF JUNE To THE 10Th. inclusive, for
the purpose OF receiving from any person charged
with CITY TAXES for the year lsIs the whole OF
one -baf OF the amount Of tax charged, Rnd that
ten per cent, will be added 10 the aIrouut OF tax
Charged In every case where the party assessed shall
fail to ay the Whole one-haf Within the tinc 80
limited. To avoid crowd and pressure on the Inst
few DAYS of the collection, the Collector would re-
se,tfilly request all parties to call early In the time
specified, aud these having lists anu memorandams
10 leave viii do 30, that their bills may be selected
aud receipts made out.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, June le-Flour dull ut Sc. f59s775
Corn dull at tic. Pork quiet at Sls9Sl6;25. Laro
auiet and nominal; steam, SIC; kettle, SIC. Bacon
in fair demand and steady; shoulders, tic; sides
pt@e1c Whiskey steady at SOC.
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Destructiye Fire In Eova.

|. BuRxIN6ToN, Iowa, June 19.-The opera
house, courthouse, and other: prominent
buildings, were burned last night. Loss,
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! 1skkA, CAL, june ls.--Gurley. Head Jack
ns shpt himself. Several Modocs lad filed
,,,sl ahaekies 10 an attempt to escape, but
mef were discovered In time to be frus.
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BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, June le.-Cattle dull and tc. lower
the very best on sale 10 day, e97sc that generaly
rated first quality, 5s96c.; medium TO eood isir
quality 4lG53c. sales, l,229 head receipts, l,3!3
head. Hogs In fair demand and frmer; corn-fed,
8i@7tc.; -stilers, s5@ssc.; receipts. slss head:
sheep In fair demand; common TO fair, 4(goc' Ialt
to good. 5lG5tc. receipts, 1853 head.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE 10, 1873.
ARRIVED.
Steamer j. w. Eyerman, Plat, Philadelphia, mer-
chandIse and passengers, w. P. Porter, agent.
Steamer Wyanoke, Couch New YORK .d mesehan-
Steamer Johii Sylvester, Post, Norfolk. mer-
challdise and passengers. l.. B. Tatnm agent.
schooner Anne w Collins, ! ooker, New York,
merchandise, Curtis Parker.
SAILED.
Steamer Petersburg, Geog!iegan, Baltimore, mer-
chandise and passengers. w. I: Brett, agent.
steamer Eliza Hanco1, Clifford, Norioix, mer-
Schooner Maggie, Mcdonnell, Providence ut0
New York, pig-ifon and lumber: Curtis parker.,
Schooner John McGtnnis, Colbnrn, STANFORD,
bark. Myers & Goodwin, vessel, Curtis j. Parker
Schooner Cardora, steadman, Norfolk, light, TO
20 on railway for repairs.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT
schooners n. H. Benedict. Thompson, and E. q.
Jones, Davis. from New York, June II.
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r IME, LIMEI LIME!

$500 barrels "INDIAN ROCK !" LIME
In store.
Weekly receipts Hrssh from kilns. For cafe low.
DILLON, ELLETT d no,
mye Manufacturers. 16e5 Dock Street.
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RICHMOND, VA. May 10, 1878.
WE. THE UNDERSIGNED, REPRE-
w SEETING the several transportation lines
terminating at Richmond, In order to save much
time and trouble, find 1t necessary to require the
payment Of our freights and charges on the de-
livery of the goods ct. our respective depots and
wharyes, to take effect June l, 1878.
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Company.
+ ~. THOMAS H.. WYENE, President
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
4 Company. E. II. u. MYERS, Superintendent
JOHN q. MACMuRpo, General Freight Agent,
Richmond and Danville Hailroad Company.
Richmond, York River and Chesapeake Railroad
Company. w. n. BRAGG, superintendent.
James River Steamboat Company. q
as Il. B. TATUM, General Agent
Powhatan Steamboat Company.
w. p. BRETT, Agent.
Old Dominion Steamship Company.
GEORGE W. ALLRN h Co, Agents.
Philadelphis, Richmond and Norfolk Steamship
Line. VIZ. PORTER, Agent !,
THIS Arrangement z, y now In force on the Chesa-
nay a-lm General Superintendent
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CIR InIIIG MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS, June 1s.-F1uur dull and unchanged
Corn dull and unsettled; No. 2, mixed &c or
track; 3et94oc., elevator. Whlskey steady at sec
Pork quiet, 8ls.75. Bacon dull with only limited
iobblng demand. Lard nominal; summer.sc.