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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-17
NDeciQl Notices.

Once OF the Ocean T0Wb0at Com.
pany. No. 10 Carondelet street, New Orleans,
May Is, ls74-A meeting Of the Stockholders Of this
company will take place at this Office June IT, 1874,
at O'Clock p M, to take into consideration the
ductlon Of the capital stock of said Company.
my17 1taw I'm G. F. PORTER Sec'y.
Special Notice to ShtPpers.-New Orr
leans and Mobile Railroad Company General Freight
Office New Orleans, May II, iS4.-NO MORE
TRANSFERS. THROUGH CARS 20 ALL POINT.
Commencing MONDAY. May Is. 1874. this Company
will resume receiving freight for all Railroad atoms
~ cities East North and West. All breaks on this
line having been permanently repaired shall run
THROUGH CARS TO ALL POINTS, as usual WITH.
OUT TRANSFER.
Freight received at Depot. Levee. foot of Grod
street. r. d. CARPENTER,
my17-3tM&E General Freight Agent.
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THE LOUISIANA REMEDY.-This remedy
for throat and lung complaints known Smiths Pull
monte Syrup has grown into great favor and extensive
u.s. throughout the South. IL who have used it
speak in the highest terms of its efficacy evidenced
by the large number of testimonials from some Of
our best citizens
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Forcing Migration.

Three hundred working men left this
city last week." As you are fast becoming,
if not already proclaimed the peoples organ,
q faithful and bold" as your illustrions pre-
decessor, John Gibson had it, will You not
give the working men of this city, who are
being forcibly driven away from it in great
numbers by oppression too great to be borne,
the benefit Of your opinion in regard to the
vital necessity of reform in the present
mode of payment for their labor, when they
are 90 fortunate as to secure work at any
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VIEWS AND PICTURES.-A visit to the ex-
tensive Photogr ph Gallery of MIR. 7. lientha No.
l3l Poydras will well repay the lovers of the beautiful
in art, for, besides five pictures of we'll known citi
zens Mr. Lenthal has views of the city and its sur
roundngs, which, for clearness and fidelity, cannot
be surpassed in America His confederate Monu-
ment is marvel of beauty which should be seen
huo oil
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DYEING AND SCOURING.-That excellent
Dyer, Mr. Clede, No. 22S Canal street. explains this
morning how ladies. gentlemen and childrens clothes
are done up equal to new, and feathers cleaned and
dyed his noted establishment. For the benefit of
our country friends will state at Mr.. Clede re-
ceives and returns goods by express.
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KEEP CooL.-These hot, sweltering days,
remind us of the necessity of furnishing house s
wths water COOLERS ice pitchers, rtfrg rators ice
chests ice-cream freezers bathing tubs, etc There
is place in tie Southern country at which such
ticles can be purchased reasonably cheap as at
Messrs. Rice Bros & Co., 81 and 81 Camp street
Their goods guaranteed being of the very best
mater ial. Give them a call
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We would call the attention of our friends
to Mike Edmona's card. He is going to have one OF
the best stands at the Hbernian Picnic at the Fair
Grounds to-day. more fun.
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LOOK OUT FOR BURGLaRS.-We call the
attention of readers the advertisemet of our
friend j. r. Alcee Gauthreaux, who is receiving
er steamer from New YorK, a stock of Marvin's
safe which be at the Southern Depot of the
Victor Standard Scales, 1873 and 1856 Grav1er street
These safes too we'll known in this market to need
any praise at our hands.
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OLD PHOTOGRAPHS, AMBROTYPEs AND DA
aUERREoTYPEs CoPIED.-That noted artist Mr.. John
H. Clark, declares in advertisement in another
column that all picture framed in any color sent
to him. with directions regarding color of hair, eyes
and complexion, will be faithfully and correctly
copied, and made natural life. Clark always acts
fully up to his professions.
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You can take through Pullman sleeping
at depot foot of Canal street. and go through t
all points North and East, via Atlaota and New Or
leans Short Line, without transfer or detention.
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Try Renaud & Co.'S new crop teas of 1877.

Look out for the California Baking Pow
ders NJ J. Smith Co., No. 80 Natchez street. sole
agents.
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Misunderstanding place to buy the bes
Of hair feather and moss mattresses, cheap TO
cash. is at NJ. Peter Ford's, No. 80 Bourbon street
Give him call
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DRY GOODS FOR HARD CASH.-By refer
to his card tn this mornings BULLETIN it will
be seen that old established merchant Mr.. John
Seaman, has recently removed to No. SAT Magazine
street where, with additional stock, he is demon
starting that John Seaman caunot he undersold.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-17

No transfers by the atlanta and New
Orleans Short Line" Passengers take palace sleep
ing coaches at depot, foot Of Canal street, and GO
through without delay to New York and all interme.
dia.e points
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The attention of the trade is called to the
extensive credit ale of China matings, i'm leaf aud
Japanese fans. on Tuesday, 10 h instant by Vincent
Co., 80 and "a Customhouse street.
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CALIFORNIA BAKING POWDERS. = Made
from the purest material and contains coloring
deletrious matter. W. J. Smith Co., No. 80 Natchez
street, sole agents.
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J. K. Renaud & Co. sell the celebrated
egg macaroni.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-17

J. K. Renaud g. Co. have Sea Foam, at
wholesale and retail
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CHEAP Doors AND SHOEs.-Mr V. Selles,
No 1877 Canal street, keeps constantly hand we'll
selected stock OF boots and Shoes for ladies' gentle
men and children and also make, to order, giving the
best of work and gooi fit every time.
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Crescent brand milk at j. K Renaud &
Co., for 50 so per Dozen
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Try Renaud & Co.'s deviled and ported
meats for lunches.
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Photographs and pictures, of the rare st
and best may always at tho studio of the
great artist photographer. e. J. Souby, No. 40 st.
Andrew street. corner Of Magazine. His prices ar !,
low and his Rembrandt and o<aer e6scs unsurpassed
on the continent,
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-17

u ARD-PROVISIONS-
Is frkins Choice Goshen BUTTER.
so tierces Refined LARD-E. Ring Sons.
100 -Jno. Ruy.
300 bbls. Heavy MESS PORK.
70 casks BACON CLEAR SIDES.
80 :. :. CLEAR RIB SIDES.
25 .. :. SHOULDERS.
20 casks DRY SALT SHOULDERS.
40 bbls CORN MEAL.
For sale at lowest market prices, by
]. r. BOAkMAN,
my17 1n5 Poydras street.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
R " Richardson, La c H Morrison, La
Geo Phi Hips, Cincinnati H Badell, NY
B B Grant, NY Buford. Duck Hill
Clark, CT cinnat M Tudor, Jr, Cincinnati
B H Pring, st Louis q r Reede sc
) E Collins, sc j White Ind
Jno Grant, Mobile IN Baverly, city
Lane city VIM 4 CobIen, NY
J Wheelbarrow, Texas N Sadler
CITY HOTEL.
B " Belden. 20 r F lleen, Ark
L Marshall d W Fellowes
Bursick, Monroe w Bradley. Monroe
II Middiebrooks Jeffers' n w abney, La
l. E Love, La Edlin
Jno Nelson, Lafourche WI Richardson, La
Mrs Richardson La Mccain,
C King Ala I D Barnes. st Louis
L d Horner w Wood. La
A J Allen Stockton, Texas
" H Mas n, Miss G L Tooker, NY
l. H Baldwin, Atlanta
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Be sure and ask your grocer for the great
California Baking Powders.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-17

Call and examine Marvin's safes, 1873 anG
1856 G. av er street.
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NJ. J. Smith & Co., No. 80 Natchez street,
sole agents for the celebrated California Bakine
Powders,
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J. K. Renaud & Co. have Sea Foam, a,
Wholesale aud retail
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@ NTH & McKENNA,
IS, 81 and 50 POydras Street.
Landing ex Bark Mary Freeland, from New York:
500 boxes choice layer Raisins.
100 half bbls Pearl Barley
Bremen Beer, Porter, Ales, Etc.
500 bbls. pints and quarts Bremen Beer.
80 bb's. Guinness Porter, bottled by Burke
2NO bills. Bass Ale, - -
so bills. Jeffrey's Ale,
so bbls. Tennent's Ale,
20 bills, quarts, Pale Ale.
Candles, Starch, Soap, Etc.
1000 boxes fours hves. sxes sevens and lights Star
Candles.
300 boxes Samuel Leonard Co.'s Sperm Candles.
100 boxes Paraffne Candles.
Is 0 boxes st. Joseph Fox's Starch.
lO0O boxes Proctor CANDLES Olive Soap.
1900 boxes Kinks Chicago Soap.
500 boxes Marseilles CASTLE SOAP
Sweet OIL, Vinegar. Etc.
400 baskets, pints aud quarts, Plagniol Olive OIL.
boxes Cessat Frsnch Vinegar.
so bbls French Vinegar.
Mustard, Pickles, Sauces, Etc.
50 bbls and cases j. j. Colman's Mustard all grades
500 bbls pints and quarts, Crosse l. Blackwe q
Pickles.
20 casks Turkish Prunes.
Pepper, Su'megs, Etc.
200 bags Singapore Pepper.
50 bags Jamaica Allspice.
80 cases Penang Nutmegs.
80 bales Cassia.
81 bags Ginger.
For SALE in lots to suit by
SMITH McKENNA,
myi7 Su&Th IS, 81 and SO Poydras street.
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LOst-EOatNd.

7 OST YESTERDAY. ABOUT II
IL O'Clock. . Pocket Diary, at the Post Oface jesk.
containing money, memorandum and papers. The
book and papers valuable only to the
liberal reward will be paid for the delivery Of the
same at Cassidy's Hotel, of Csrondelet and
Gravier streets,
my17 st VIM. FRANCIS MCLEAN.
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100 CASES CLEAR BACON SIDES
IOU Choice Brands
$50 bbls. Choice Mess PORK.
so casks Clear Rib SIDES. choice brands
50 casks Bacon SHOULDERS.
100000 lbs. Dry sailed SHOULDERS.
$4,000 lbs. Dry Sailed Clear SIDES.
$4,000 lbs. Dry Sailed Clear RIB SIDES.
$50 tierces choice s. G. HAMS.
TO- boxes Choice Breakfast BACON.
100 tierces Refined LARD.
80 tierces Choice Kettle LARD.
500 kegs Choice LARD.
500 nncbets Choice refined LARD.
200 bbls. kln-dried CORN MEAL
In store and for sa by
FINNEY. sHEEHAN RUSS.
my17 st No. 81 Poydras street.
OUTER. .....BUTTER.. BUTTER
so frkin selected Goshen.
10 do Good Western.
10 tubs new Western.
LARD.
$50 tierces Kings Refined Lard.
so tierces Schafers Refined LAID.
200 kegs Kettle ard.
HAMS.
Is tierces Fancy Cincinnati Hams.
Is tierces kawsOn's Cincinnati Hams.
BACON.
10 casks choice clear Bacon.
100 casks choice Clear bib Bacon
600 barrels Mess Pork, risinal.
FLOUR.
700 barrels Plants Extra Flour.
10 Obarrels lant's Franklin Flour.
$40 barrels Plants Ashland Flour.
800 barrels Plants + ellie treole Flour
$40 Xxx, xxx and Family Flour.
IN store and to arrive. For sale at lowest cash
prices. KEEP RAYMOND,
my17 st II and 70 Poydras street.
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Creole eggs and chickens always on hand
1t J. T. Renaud / Go.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-08
American Medical Association.

DETROIT, June 6.-The American Medical
Association have elected the following Off.
GERS for the ensuing year ~-..-..
President: DR.. W. X. Bowling, Of Penn
sylvania.
Nice-P Presidents: William Brodie, of Mich.
igan; j. j. Woodward, of the United States
army; H. w. Brown, Of Texas II. d. Did.
ANA, of New York.
Treasurer: Casper Wester, of Pennsylva-
MIA.
Librarian: William Lee, of the District Of
Columbia.
Committee on Library: Johnson Elliott,
of the District OF Columbia.
Assistant Secretary: William Walling, of
Kentucky.
The chairmen Of committees were ap.
pointed rs follows:
Practice of Medicine, Materia Medica. and
Physiology: Austin Flint, of New York.
Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women and
Children: W. H. Byford, Of Illinois.
Surgery and Anatomy: E. W. Moore, Of
Rochester.
Medical Jurisprudence, Chemistry, and
Physiology jerome Cochrane, Of Ala
bama..
State Medicine and Public Hygiene: 81
G. Bowditch. of Massachusetts.
The Convention adjourned TO meet in
Louisville May l. 1875. The attendance has
been very large, 427 delegates being present
IL large percentage of them being the oldest
physicians Of the country.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

China.
HoSG KONG, June 5.-The steamship China
arrived here to-day from San Francisco.
Austria.
VIENNA, June 6.-The Cathonc Episco'
nate of Bohemia has determined to resist
the ecclesiastical laws. Passive opposition
has already commenced with appointments
to vacant liyipgs.
Cuba.
HAVANA, June 6.-Captain-General CON.
cha has issued a decree intended to arrest
the rapid rise of gold, which is considered
to be solely due to the recent law compelling
importers 10 pay twenty-five per cent VI
duties in gold, the Treasury no longer re- re-
ceiying the equivalent OF this twenty-five
per cent. in paper, as was done at first. ~
Concha orders the Spanish bank to sell
GOLD on account of the Island treasury az
less premium than that quoted on Excnanee
or by brokers. He fixes the amount OF pre-.
MUM for which Government gold Is 10 De
sold, the daily rate for the current Gay Delns
posted at the entrance of the bank every
morning at O'Clock, so that merchants cal
make their calculations before DusinsSS
hours.
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Distinguished yisitors-Deafh OF a
Minister.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.i
PORTSMOUTH,, VA, June 6.--The United
States steamer Dispatch arrived at the navy
ward from Washington to-day, with the 1ol-
lowing Government distinguished visitors
on board: Hon. George NJ. Robson, Secre-
tarv of Navy, and nine members of Con-
press-steyenson Archer, of Maryland
Eugene Hale and William p. Frye, of Malne'
james B. Beck, of Kentucky; Charles Eos
ter and Charles Laurison, Of Ohio; Hlser
Clymer, of Pennsylvania; Lyman fireman.
Of New York: William E. Nibiack, OF lnoi-
ana The party was received with fifteen
Guns. officers in undress uniform, ana ma
ripes in full uniform, drawn up in line, ana
other formalities. Commodore Stevens en-
tertaiped them, and the yard, Naval hospi-
tai, and other points were Inspected. Craney
island was examined by the Secretary, Wltn
view of recommending the removal OF the
naval magazine from Fort Norfolk to that
point. All the party left tonight On their
return 10 Washington.
Rev. George NJ. Balm, prominent citizen
and Methodist local minister, died tonight,
AGED seventy-six. He was cashier Of the
Portsmouth Savings Bank for many years,
and a leading insurance agent.
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New York Items.

New YORK, June G.-The United States
steamer Swatara, with the scientists on
board who 90 out to observe the transit OF
Venus, sails tomorrow.
Julian Mendelssohn, who says he IS a son
of the great composer, has been arrested on
the charge of attempting TO pass forged
checks. He says he got the checks III pay
ment for opium which he recently brought
from China.
Hebrew residents here are making contri
buttons for their co-religionists suffering in
Palestine from famine.
Governor Dix having signed the bill pro-
viding for the completion of the bridge to
connect New York and Brooklyn it is eX'
pected that work will be resumed forthwith
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NeKs from Washington.


Congressional.
WAsnrSGToN, June g. iSenate.-No ses.
sion. 49,.
House.-Thc deficiency bill was discussed,
and finally sent TO- n conference committee.
The House passed the bill relative to the
Mississippi leyees. 1t Is regarded as another
act OF justice to the Southwest. The bill
passed by Uttd UOce vote. This is known
as Morey's bill.
Washington Items.
WAsulNaToN, June 6.-General Sherman
goes to st. Louis for a few days.
Senator Schurz has maarial fever.
The committee Of conference on the dis
agreeing votes Of the two Houses regarding
the Freedmen's Bank met this afternoon.
The Senate insists on its bill, which provides
for the complete winding up of the affairs of
the bank and its branches The House bill
allows continuance of business, but sets
forth upon what class of securities loans
shall be made.
The amendment to the post.ot1ice appro.
priation bill that agricultural reports shall
pass free through the mails has been stricken
out.
There was lively discussion before the
Senate Finance Committee to-day on the re-
mission of the tariff duties on licorice and
other ingredients embraced in the bill which
passed recently the House to amend existing
customs and internal revenue laws, the New
Jersey and Connecticut licorce manufac-
turers opposing, and. the Virginia tobacco
manufacturers, through W. p. Burwell,
urging the placing Of these on the free list.
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THE TOBACCO AlARkET AS REPORTED
BY THE NEW YORK TOBACCO LEAF,

JUNE =.
Virginia Lsaf.-The business week having been
shortened by one day, through the observance of
Internationally, which occurred on saturday, and
was signalized by general closing OF warehouses
and wholesale stores, the aggregate volume OF
Transactions is smaller than the promise suggested
by the more favorable commencement of the week
would lead an observer to expect. At no lime
during the week was there any marked improve
ment upon the previous CONDITION OF affairs
In any one branch OF trade: but ut the
same time, there was little more ac-
amount of routine traffic i'll all from which bet
ter ending than We have OF late had was fairly pre-
dicabIe Tor the VI ok but for the limitation men
toncd. In Virginia tobacco there Was no notice
aUie change, and the sales that were elected were
not such 10 call for special remark. In The words
OF a dealer, 1.-The alket has been at stand-sll
for bright leaf. the demand appearing to have been
narrowed down 10 very few manufacturers"
Some Of the goods that are Offering here were plr-
chased Il little early in The season. and although
the same class can be had for in the original mar
kets We revise quotations so rs to represent, is
well as may be, asking prices.
lu3,ufact ureG.-Wc ntrc 10 report 4 slight i'm
pruvcInent.in the demand for CaIen. lsh tobacco
ior the home trade, and some sood sales Tor export
nriuc,allv 10 tuUa, with 4 few to England. There
ia. been Il better Inquiry for black twclycs than for
some time past, anu large parcels nave been solo,
with orders tor more that coulu not ne delivered
here in time to meet The eXscncy oil departing Ies-
The want i, is said OF both tax-paid and IN bond
bright lI-inch operates against Inc sale % that
class of grades here. buyers declining to negotiate
by sample and wait Tor lots 10 come on from Viz
Snia. ,,, CT, 49,. T., MT,
department of trade.
Sm0kinq-'Therc is no change TO mention in this
branch of business, the sales since our last having
been fully up 10 the previous STANDARD, aLa inc or
dcrs for future delivery being In about the u>ual
proportion. And OF advance orders II might some
time ago nave said that, for some OF the more
popular brands they were quite as hume, Gus as
could be promptly hllcd: ana Us uucu AlaS pe s"u
of the present time.
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MECKLENBuRGG3

DIIFFALOS SPRINGS, MECKLENBURG
Is COUNTY. yA-RECENr DISCOVERY OF
An SHbITIOSAL SPRING, decidedly tmpTegna-
ted with the celebrated " Salts OF Lithia" These
spriDgs open for the reception OF visitors on l'e
FfkSf OFJUNE. 1874.
In most of the chronic forms OF disease reSarItea
as remedial by mineral waters these Springs ebJoS
a deseryedIy high reputation. 4, ala
In general adaptation and curative power II uas-
e,ses M women In dyspepsia In It's proean iormss
in chronic intermittent fsyerS, aud In Az diseases
generated oy malarial Doisons they are TLnou Ia
1tral among the medicinal waters OF Ametlca. ine
nronr.for is aware that this Is very strong ciai~
The public win Judge II 1t be sustained Dy Inc 'esu
monials submitted. o, v.,,,hIa
snIings have teen discovered at this place one OF
thcrn according 10 an analysis made oy eroieesoE
TOury of Baltimore Is decdediy inpIexhaJS' 49, ~"
the .fsats OF Lithta," which has gwen suem 80
hrify TO The {jettysDurg spring ID our onu
ma 10 the Aix Is Chappelle and sleny -
the Continent OF Europe, and when 10 70 nSHiy
aateemed In the medical woriu ~ 80. ~ -.
zout rheumatism, aud In kidney ana otao'i1i 49,"
uy profes,or George r Wood, OF the UniVefsny %
poornayiy.nia says: aThere Is PERHAPS no otnes
remedy from which equal eshcacy ma! os "a ~ sois
In the removal OF the deposits OF the urate Va -
r, me foiu,s and hgamentoos tissass1n s9sss "a
! uenis and in preventing the depoSl1 ~ 'ns A,>-
news and urinary passage 49,, ,h,s % the ONLY
sM,n ma3 In Vtrsinla In which this salt u foan0
o,pner,stse ,l.an The merest trace. q.
Pamphjets containing anaiysis, tssnnopp .acsJT
| can az had on application 70 Msssas. inIsSs
| T.nn q CO. druggists, or Messrs. 81 S,i.,,nnnd
scn,, & 90 booksellers, Main street, sinuua,nn
or hy addressing the undersgnea ~ cXInE
Va. ZAP 24-dSw4nl TaoMAo 3. 0ov----
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JerOInc Park Races.

NEW YORK. June G.-The spring meeting
Of the American Jockey Club opened to-day
at jerome Park. The track was rather
heavy from recent rain, and the attendance
good, but not as 6. eat as in former years.
First race-for o purse of S50O-three'
quarters of mile. Eleven horses started.
Won by Wizard by two lengths Free
Lance second. and kadi third. Time, III.
Second race: Fordham handicap sweep
stakes OF $50, with $500 added, the second
horse 10 receive 5000 out Of the stakes. Nine
horses started. Won by Survivor 10y only
n head; Artist second; and Mate, the favor
ite, coming in third. Time, 2:l1.
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Tour of Ir,SpectiOH.

Fort MONROE, June G.-The United States
steamer Dispatch arrived here from Wash
ngtou this morning, having on board Hon.
George NJ. RoOeSon, Secretary of the Navy,
and Il number Of Congressman who wereac-
companying the Secretary on tour OF ill.,
spection. Upon landing, the Secretary was
met by General Barry and escorted inside
the fort, where he received salute of seven
teen guns. After a review and drill of the
troops the party were entertained at General
BarIy's quarters. They left at noon to visit
the Norfolk navy-yard, and will leave to-
night for New ork.