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!. FINANCIAL.
'WrnrpsnAy I,,ne m,

st,yfSS 4Efa "WEDNESDAY, June liz
ktthe Richmond Stock Board to-day there were
SHES Of s! 500 city sa az si so escos Viz iia con.
soEs new, at sss: 500 Virginia tax-feeeivabIe con-
pons at $3.50 and $5s.coo city s's at sss so fat
On the 18th OF last month Messss. Davenport co.
were appointed the agents OF the city Tor the sals
OF 100000 Of sper cent. city bonds It was subse-
quently aacertained that the Committee OF Finance
Of the Council had authority to sell only sas7 cos d
these bonds The last OF them were sold to-day. II
gratifying to know that the greater part OF thif
loan taken by our own citizens and corporations
for permanent investment and win not be on the
market In competition with city per cents The
interest too wifi I've spent In our midst and find It's
way back into the pockets Of the taxpayers.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
r,,. ,,,,~ou,ond Mur<scrs.

Tho Sansemond Murders.
-sraI OF TIE MuRpEREn-H he PLEADS Gill;
rrr 70 rnIxp, CONVICTED, AND sEsfsSokD.
ESPECIAL telegram to the Dispatch
srrrotk, Va, April 1l.-Jsnn Brown was
tried to-day in the County Court for the
murder Of Mira. Jones aud Mrs. Dozier--
Judge Prentis presiding; He appeared III
court without counsel, and when asked If
guilty or not guilty, promptly answered
equity The Judge entered the plea of
not guilty. The evidence, including bis
confession, Was given and summed up by
John D. Wright, attorney for the Common
wealth, to tile jury, who were onlyions nSe
minutes, and returned with verdict OF
guilty Of murder in the first degree. The
Judge inquired If he bad anything to say
why sentence OF death should not be passed
upon him, when he replied. ~ done the
crime" The Judge then sentenced him to
be hanged or Friday the 18th of July. Nj.
Jones. the husband of the murdered woman,
was in the courtroom, and received s,.mEa-
fhy Of all
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:. jerome Park kaces.

new YoaK, June 11.-Second Day.-The
track to-day was IN splendid condition and
the attendance was fair.
First Raee.-For the ladies' stakes, three.
year-uld FLIES, one mile and five furlongs
Eight horses started-as follows: Annie
Hill, Electra, Medora, Alice Mitchell, Katie
Pease, Salie Watson, Sister to Brennus, ant
Lizzie Lucas. The race was won by Katie
Pease, salle Watson being second. Time
2:58l.
Second Roce.-Jockey Club handicap
sweepstakes, two miles. Six horses started
The race was won by Preakness; beating
Hubbard, Ethel Sprague, Solus, Pennock!
b. c. four years old, and StockWood. Time
1884.
Third Race..-Purse of $500, for all ages
one mile and one furlong. Eleven horse:
started. Won by Brennus. Time, 2 minutes
Fourth Races--Won by Fadladeen, beat
ing Gray Planet. Tinle, l:47 ], 1904.
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RnlIrond Collision.

NEWARK, n. j., June ia passenger
train from New York und freight train
from Market street, Newark, came into COLI
sion at East Newark at o'clock this after
noon. Both engines were demolished. The
baggage car was telescoped into the smoking
car. One engineer was fatally wounded,
and a large number of passengers were cut
and bruised. The passengers in the smoking
car. craWIed out ct the windows. The air
brakes prevented more serious disaster.
Had the collision occurred minute sooner
there would have been terrible loss OF
life. The engineer of the freight train is
blamed
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pOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA.
OPEN JUNE |, l.73.


This favorite aud celebrated WArtElS,,
PL r " Ill offer additional attractions t!s stgsnn.
Among other improvements there has Ecen llttA
an elegant and spacious ballroom. aduInIng rhe
parlur; the parior has been eulsrgcl ami Improve,
and the proximity OF the Two renders zach "raNN
accessible. II win be kept IN sS l. net surpassed
anywhere la Virginia.
The waters OF these special springs either cue OF
greatly relieve most cases 0f scrOlua, lncipignf
consumption, chronic bronchitis, chronic lltrnyi
It's chronic pneumonia, chronic dyspepsia. chlpnic
diarrhpa chronic dysentery. They are al" greet
value in those affections which are peculiar 10 The
female constitution, and appetizer toIc, and
general restorative, they are PERHAPS UNIV ,leh
amoogst mineral waters.
Professor j. s. DAVIS, ut University 81 Ntrg'n,
resident physician.
THE proprietor will have proritsd Tor the lawn,
aud ballroom frst-caSs baud ~ Music dnl II
general all the source OF Amusement and recreation
usually found ut our best summer rsotts VIII he g
| the command Of The guests AZ = kUCkeh,i"'E
ALUM" The place Is within eleven ~ th'tlcSr
hours Of Richmond Washington, Baltimore, cts
by rail- all IN daylight Passenger leave ths csts ~
the Chesapeke and Ohio railroad Al .ic.hen h6p,
ard new and elegant stigt-cta"he3. passing r'tNS
ever smooth and level ROAD ct only eight MI,
Sc. down the visitors at the SPRING 10 t%i.
JAMES :. FRAZER. Proprietor
Persons making use Ct the grounds, IT., =! isc
Springs. and NOT stopping NJ my Erts!, VIZ sc
charged half my regular rates. ,,,
The Rockhrldge wat,r Is tUr a-lc by PIRtt :,
LADD & co. Richmond aud GEuRGt v. ID.
IkTIRE, ClarlotteS, He.
Descriptive pamphlets sent free on application
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The Cholera Excitement.

NASHVILLE, June 1.-THE excitement
about The cholera is nbatipg. The weather
has turned unusually cool, and contrary to
the expectations of the physicians the pre-.
Vailins sickness shows fewer and lighter
cases. Very few, If any, Of the cases have
proved fatal in the past few days where med.
lcai aid was promptly summoned.
MEMPHIS, June 10.-Thc cholera is UNI
doubleday increasing here. There were 10
interments. to-day against II yesterday,
while the undertakers had received up to s
O'Clock tonight orders for IA bulials to-
morrow today. The weather continues
cloudy and sultry.
aoD. Jacob Thompson. Secretary of the
interior uuder President Buchanan, is living
in this city dangerously i'll with cholera.
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rne .1scr,es Brothers Bankers.

BosroM. June 1.-THE second general
meeting Of the creditors of Bowles Brothers
s Co. was held to-day at the United States
courtroom for the purpose of allowing the
creditors 10 prove their claims. Few were
present, but d large number of claims, were
presented By the attorneys of the different
creditors. Matters Of the greatest import
anee come up for hearing tomorrow be.
fore Judge Lowell, of the District Court,
upon the question Of the acceptance or relec
ton of 'Appieton's offer for compromise,
which is. to make up the gross assets of Bowles
Brothers " TO. To S155, 900.
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Severe Thunderstorm.

MEMPHIS, June 1.-The most severe rain
and thunderstorm ever known here RACED
about 10 O'Clock last night, accompanied by
immense sheets Of electricity. In an hour
and q half 2 ITO inches Of rain fell. It IL
feared great damage has been done to the
planting interests in the adjacent country,
Iut the sanitary condition IS greatly i'm
proved.
Hon. Jacob Thompson is recovering from
bi, attack OF cholera.
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A LLEGHaNY SPRINGS.
. MONTGOMERY cUUE1Y, Va.

THIS delightful watering place will BE- ready for
the reception Of visitors on the ist OF June.
The ALLkGHANY SPRINGS possess the rare at'rac-
lions Of mountain AMI water scenery ccmh!utd
The waters Of these springs are renowned tor their
great curative powers Of that distressing d., as
dyspepsia, aud the many sympathetic affections
arising mereflom.
Billard-tables, bathrooms, bowling-.alouns we'll
8radeo Walks ana drives. hunting. ana nshi,iy
BOARD Per day. g: per week, $3.50: per month
-four weeks), $50; for the month OF June, 4.p for
three months $3.50.
For further information and for pamphlet spply
70 ALLEGNANY SPRINGS COMPANY. or TO
my 3o-lm J. =. TihSLEY, ~ &, nan.gur
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Conl Mine Disaster at Shamokin, Pa
Fifty Miners Entrapped-Ten Lives
unAe

Conl Mine Disaster at Shamokin, Pa
Fifty Miners Entrapped-Ten Lives
Lost.
SsAMoxIs, Pa, June 11.-This afternoon
nm explosion occurred in the Henry Clay COX
Merry, operated by the Philadelphia and Read.
Inc Coal and Iron Company, near this place.
Tie collierr had not been inspected for some
time, but was always considered safe. Sixty
Eve men are employed there, and it has Ca
pacity of mining eight thousand tons Of coal
per month.
Conrad Drumheiser, inside boss, went into
the old working on the water level, when the
explosion Immediately followed, it is
thought bv the fre-damp being fired, which
communicated with the air-ways from the
water level into the slope below, where the
men worked.
The men IL this section of the coal region
70. being accustomed to black danp thought
il was blasting-powder that had been set on
FIRE. They remained In the slope until over
come with b!ack-damp, and starting to come
up they met body Of after-damp, and fell
ssnseless, gmothering. The stronger mer
managed to get out. giving the alarm. Other.
followed, and when reaching the top of the
.ope fell, being overcome. John Hays, out
side boss, hearing the alarm, immediately
went to their rescue. After proceeding
about five hundred yards he fell face down
wards Ia pool of water and was drowned
There were fifty men in the slope at the
time of the explosion. Thirty-tive miners
are known to have escaped and will re-
cover.
William Brown, prominent coal operator
Of this place, fell down the Daniel Webster
shaft this afternoon, distance Of 165 feet
breaking leg. He was severely injured
but it Is thought will recover.
Eroch Magenskt was found drowned by
his side.
There was no caving in of the mine and
no fault of ventilation, but the accident re.
suited from old gas exploding IN disused
working. !.
Up to 10 O'Clock p. N. ten dead miner.
have been taken out. Many of the MGR
came from the surrounding mines to render
assistance.
The excitement was intense, wives and
children rushing to the scene Of the disaster
and finding husbands and brothers dead or
gaspirs for breath, while Others were eager
iy watching the arrival Of friends on the
slcpe-wagons from below.
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WASHINGTON, June 11.--For the New
England and Middle States and lower lake
region on Thursday; northwesterly to north
eusterly winds and clear or partly cloudy
weather.. For the South Atlantic States
light and Iesh Southerly to westerly winds
partly cloudy weather, AMI rain al cas-. Fol-
Kentucky, Tennessee, and the Gulf States
east of the Mississippi, light to fresh variable
winds aud partly cloudy weather, with
probably occasional areas of light rain south
of Tennessee.
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ssGMsIER fsyaoeTa1
EwHYGEIA.H oIEf

This delightful SCMNEs Sr.t-s,pr pusop-
10Th. 1873. >' :" 'i'i"fs MAY
Fronting Immediately or the .ster. Win ,,.u
uip peach Of two miles In extent IL com nd, ns
Oh ING hpest water-rieSs or The Atlantic cosst
VISITORS TO the scashorc will fBd here ali tho ,,,r
res ana comforts desired: The facilities for tT.
iHd, FISHING, and SAILING unsurpassed.
PARENTS VIII find this most pleasant place for In
tants and Children as the extensive grounds of ,he
no.ei 9ner an Inviting field for recreation and eyer
cise: Fresh milk for infants supplied gratis
The BALL ROOM, one Of the largest in the s,s,s
together with FINE BAND OF MUSIC dnriry
tEe whole season. rendcrs the evenings always AZ
tractire and pleasant d.
Steamers from Richmond Baltimore. W,.h,,y-
ton. Norfolk, AMI Portsmouth touch d,Iy al fbs
wharf. enabling visitors TO arrive aud tcpar, fr,
queuty during the day. AK
Sice last season inauy ilrI,rp.. u,clrs h1,r leer
SitupIISG-GALLEEY,S 'h'''
Telegraph office In the hotel
Board per dag, TACO.
Hoard per week. So
For longer time specisl term made
my COLIN j. II. FREEMAN, su. cr,n.ertent
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I,he Appreseh.nE Pr,.e.FElsh,

I Sr. LOUIS, June 1.-THE second dsposit
Of 800 aide In the coming prize.igbt he-
tween Tom Allen and Mike McCoole was
made last night. McCoolc has gone into
light training near this city, and Dublin
Tricks will take charge OF him In few tlays.
Allen will probably so into training in or
near CineiAnati.
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The LIQUOR Law I'm Utah,

SALT LAKE, June 10.-The Territorial
Court have released a number Of prisoners
charged with violating the municipal liquor
law. The court also eDjoined the city au.
thorities from enforcing the ordinance until
its legality is decided. .,
Young advocated the enforcement OF total
prohibition by the City Council, and the pre-.
position was sustained by the entire audience
raising their hands.
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By Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, June 1l-Money unchanged E1
change 1oss. Gold, ll1@llst. Governments dull
AMI quiet, States nominal: Tennessees. 70; new
49, Virginias, g; news 50; consos, So; deferred
10. Louisana's, %; new, 10. Leyee's, DO; s's, SO
Alabamas, 80; 5s, SIS. Georgta's, 70; Us, so Nortf
Carolina's "a new, 1861 special tax, 10. South Caro-
lina's. 20; new, l5s; April and October, 20.
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Escaped Convict Captured and Shot.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
MARION, VA, June IA negro named
DAME! billiard akos William Webster, an
escaped convict from the Virginia peniten-
tiary, was captured in this place to-day, A
description Of him was sent here by Superin.
tendent S,rother, and on being arrested by
Deputy Sheriff Wilmore he gave leg-bail, and
Mr.. Wilmore was compelled to shoot him,
woundipg him slightly in the arm and hand.
He is now !r Jail, and will be returned to the
penitentiary, whence he made his escape
some four months ago.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS

NEW YORK. June ll.-Southern aour less active
and unchanged at So 2OG$7.s 30 for common to fair
extra 81 for good to choice. Whiskey shade
frner sales ut e3s@s4c chiefly at the inside price.
Wheat less active and scarcely so firm; exporters
are less disposed to operate; sl.s2 for winter rcd
moderate export demand: holders more disposed to
realize sales at 5d@43c. for soft, new mixed west
crn CSC for new southern yellow. Pork steady ut
SI8.55Mles2. New mess beef auiet at Soidl$u.2s;
plan mess, s1l5o; and Sl3 for extra plain mess.
Lard weak at o9osc. Turpent!nc steady g. A5@4sic.
- firm, "a +
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CAPTAIN JACK isrEnviEwED--HE DID not KILL

cAFg AIN JACK iNTERyaEwED--HE DID NOT KILL
CANDY, BUT BAD IT DoEE, ETC.
SgW YORK, June ia Modoe special
says Captain Jack in bis interview with
General Davis said I" Bogus Charley and
shack-Sasty Jim called General Cauby ont.
Allen David the Klamath chief, advised
them to kta General Candy, 80 they did il.
anu telling the truth. ] did not kill bin.
had It done, bit did not do II. don't
lie. Bring the men that saw me do this
thing lwant to face them. IF / had mn
Chains on ! would kill all the men who did
these things" -
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
Wednesday. Jun. II.
OFFERINGS.
WmEAr.-White, % bushels. Red leo bushels.
CohN-Yellow, so bushels
OATs.-l,0S0 bushels
#a- ...a. 5 SALES. h@
WHEAT.-White, 50 bushels very good on private
terms. r,
WIIEAT.-Red, ~ bushels very good at ste9; o.
bushels very good ut Gls2: as bushels very good on
D,fyate terf1S-total 49, bushels
OATs.-2O0 bushels light western 1t &c.
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YELLOW SULPHUR SPRING;


This watering place, so long dist!npu!shed ior y!
active tonic and ult.rattrs powers. will tr rpe"h
on the FIRST DAY OF JUNE, ls7a, ugdet IL"
management Of Colonel koRvELL Cone
The proprieturs having, since the cio=e OF last sA
erected. besides, a new Md c0mmcd!ous ho,sl, are
now prepared TO accommodate sno guest
Hot and cold baths OF mineral water. soesSen''ti
10 many invaliis. ut the command or Visitors .
Ir JAMES +. HARRISON. professor At the UNI
versty of yiryinia, will In tb. Resident phys'tih
during the season.
Express. Eost. and ttl.-inrh uH,cc' ~ his Place
Rcund-tlfD tickets c.u be prccurco IL all me
principal ctits u"d town.
ItnMs: Per day, $50, per WEI, 90; yer
n,,nth. Roc Tor the month of June, go. tM!atcn
under ten aud servants half price.
This place presents uuu.uai ATTRACTION ~ ~,
lies, and every arrangement MI be mae" tor ,i'
comfort. Send for pam phe, containing The a"sil -
OF the water. j. j. J. WADE. proprietors.
Yellow sulphur Springs post-uM:,;
Mpntupurry county. Va.
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aIGHTNIN6.R0Ds.

T IaHTNING- RODs.-We are cti n.IfgI ~
,, e re Up fSsSnoIs lpr whl.a W. ,a tns
BEEN sole sFeats ior the hast a,s ss'i'
promptly aud faithfully st s, s,i + on, wrch
t" sSIS aud lie oil "r s4is'S % '
american confident -.,,,,s,r, e a .gtl
sSo Broad s'sss'' os'"ssA : Alslmoaa, u
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THE HOT SPRINGS.
B.ATH COUNTY. Va"

have been improved aud RENTED ier w =. =; -,
isfs The waters vary IN temperature from !" Wv
degrees. I'm rseG
IN the iraafmenf OF t;uut Rheumatism, Paa t ard
Ne,,ruigin; Diseases OF the Liver biaddea o-
Womb; Old injuries, Ce.aneois Aae sc nWsrrhrs
traction Of Muscles and joints ohtSh cshr.ty TOR
iSeir sfcaey In curing and relieving saen a' %o
The bathing arrangements are eSeiisuuntri ms
piete and Include the new feature o. ,tt,rrn Of
which ure now attracting tue rat 49,
the mesicsi profession and tnyaiiis, ,x.,, Va
The pRlkKlNd YATES ss i ~ ahslyhsate alum
rietics, among them spfi9S ~ NAV of lis Kind IN
Tor pamphlets, giving full dtS,.E''S" ~ nitii
az of waters, address 5. &. iAkDi Ss,,;JfSI,
foon'' ''"'' Hot Springs, Bath county, :"
my .l-Tu, rh.IS2m
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Ng.desous Attack. Of Son OF 4zas
Parents.

sr. LOUIS, June 11.--Frederick Bickis,
living in Decatur, Ill.,, went home last eve
ming after three days of debauch, and was In.
vited to take q seat at the supper-table by
bis mother, whereupon he commenced
abusing her with vile language. His father
demonstrated, and told him he must cease or
leave the house, at which he drew revolver
and shot his father in the flce, inf1ictiDg al
ugly but not dangerous wound. He then
fred ball into his own brain. At last az
counts he was IN dying condition.
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MILLBORO HOUSE
AND
WILL BE OPEN TO VISITORS JuEE Lisa.

This des!rable SUMMER RESORT q situated IN
Bath county, Va. immediately on the line u the
Chesa penke and Ohio railroad and is therefore ac
cessbe from all points. Pasergera get off herr 10
20 to Bath Alum, Warm. Hot aid Healing Spring,
wesr, and TO Rockbridge Alum, Lexlnet ton, Jordin
Alum, und Natural Bridge east: fine stages ley vinx
for these places daily
in addition to the comfortable building already
here. a large and WEI. i-tRRSNGEb HuTEI l..
Just being completed ard neatly furnished which
travelling public. and limited nulnbrr "f
boarders.
The surrounding GCoucrv Is beautiful md wildly
picturesque the air pure tnisCritiNg. ard cltstir
the situation beuy nearly The highest o. the hcs,-
peaks and Ohio railroad.
The MINERAL WATERS hLle a.e uusur I. 1sea
tonic Postal and telegttrh!c tsc,!!t!er :. he
place.
For further particulars sddreS..
f. .YAKBkCUGH.
an I,p
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The Delaware Murder Case-Aequittel
of DIR. West.

Dover, DEL, June lin the West muir
der case the jury this morning rendered q
verdict Of acquittal on the ground of SELF
defence. The remaina of a negro, mutilated
for anatomical purposes, was found in DR..
Vests Office. Before putting the body to
this use DR.. West had killed the negro, as
the jury aver, In selfdefence.
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Four Children Killed by q Powder
Explosion.

STErBESrlLlE, OHlo, June 11.--Four chill
dren exploded can of powder, which had
been left in II cupboard by miner, this
morning, and the result was that three were
Instantly killed and the fourth fatally hurt.
Their parents were absent at the tiule Of the
accident.
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IOl1Syu1EM ARKE TS.

LOUISVILLE, June 11.-Flour dull. and holders un.
willing to make concessions. Corn unchanged. Pro-
Visions quiet and unchanged. Pork, 81. Bacon
Ill: Ole for clear sides packed. Lard Sc esc. fol-
ierces: lOsc. for kegs Sc. for steam. Whiskes
teadv ut sue.
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Children Drowned,

BATH, Me-, June 1.-Two boys, aged
respectively eight and thirteen years, were
drowned this morning while fishing.
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SEWHNG-MACHENEs.

GAVE MONEY by having your old
~ SEWlNG-MAC1llNES fof all kinds) repaired
Instead of exchanging for new ones ut extravagant
prices. All orders left at WILCOX & GIBBS'S
Office Niuth street, viii he attended to by
lie list PIE GIBBS.
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rAPoN SPRINGS AND BATHS
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA,

Persons who wish to spend Tie summer months
confessedly one of the most charming aud attrac
tive summer resorts In the two virgins EVIL VIII d, q
sidrs full particulars OF location, surroundings
routes of travel and charges. contains also the high
cst medical testimony to the curative properties o.
these metlicinaI waters and splenddbaths.
We have been these MANY years known to ths
springs-going public In Virginia, aud we VIII onl,
here further say, IL you have never been to Capon
For pamphlet, apply TO PURCELL, LADD q Co..
iusei'''' - ~ FRAZIER L SALE,
INV ia-Tu. Th &SattJe27 Prurrietors. .
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CINCINNATI MARKET

CINCINNATI MARKETS.
CIECIESATI, June i1-Flour dull IT S7.256s75t
Corn quiet at ACC. Pork steady, at sle. ?51Sl8.sC
L,rd luiet at Sic. for steam s4. for Kettle. Bscol
rmer shoulders. TIC; clear rib. etc; clear sides
e3c. Whiskey steady Mt soc.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS

BALTIMORE, June 1l.-Flour weak, and favor
buyers. Wheat dull; choice white, Sl.ss6Sl.s0
Corn dull; white, 70@7lc.; yellow, 63c. Oats
Southern. 4s@5oc. Provisions dull and noninally
unchanged. Whiskey, 933c.
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GUNNER B0AEnEtyG NTH healthy tand
from staunton on Nc stage route 20 Hdghsfs
Springs. Daily main, good society, and chrfchs.
OF Different administrations. Board per month, Sos
per week, g. Address -
- n - -.ss.e ! "A. j.. sFUEKHoUsEH,
je ;f-les Cfurchviile, Augusta county, Va.
OATH ALUM SPRINGS, VIRGINIA,
ID OPEN JUNE 18TH, :. '5s
TEN MILES FROM sMILLBoao DEPOT, CHEsA-
pEARE AND ONO RAILROAD.
This place Is noted for It's alum sI!d tonic claly
beate waters, pure and dry atmosphere, location
.n excellent buildings. aud Is In every way suitee
TO the comfort Of families Board, $50 per month
Ct four weeks. For particulars send for circulars
Post-oflce at the springs. ~
DR.. GEORGE W. CARRtNGTos, hsfident Physi
clan.
te 2-lm JOSEPH BAXTER, proprietor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-12
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AT DISPATCH OFFICE, JUNE Il, 1873.
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