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COTTON MARKETS, JUNE 4.

BALT1MoRE-Quict; middlings, 1SEc Net re-
c.tnts / Oj oales gross 269 haes. Exports coast
wise. 81 bales. Sales, 100 bales. Spmners, lO6
DlleS. , ,,,,,o, ,euc
REGENTS, 2J6 bales. Shipments, "a bales; :,
GAIyEsToS-Dull and unchanged; sood ordlo
nary, 1859. Net receipts, LOG bales. Sales on
NORFoLK-Unchanged low middlings, 1890
nc. Net receipts. COL bales. Exports coasi"lse,
Ga bales. sales, 120 bales. -
NEW ORLEASS.-Quiet; mlGdlings. lI2Sc;; low
1niddling GIc. goou ordinary, SIC ordlnag AIRY,
l3c. Net receipts 461 bales gross receipts 93z
Exports coaStwise, 1896 bales. sales, l,0Uo bies
last evening. 200 bales. -,, w..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; middlings, l7sc. Metre
Enthusiastically; middiugs. 1910. Receipts
so bales. Sales 1872 bales. w ,,, Az.
BOsToS.-Dull ana easier; middlings, 1870. Net
receipts, 100 bales; gross, 35S Mles. Sales 2Oo
bales. ,o., ~.
acknowledgements: middlings, 1916 Net
receipts, $50 bales; gross, 552 bales. Exports
coaslwsc. go bales. sales 2OS bales.
MoBILE.--Quet and unchanged; middlings, 7c
Net receipts, l56 bales. Exports coastwise, Ala
bales sales, 200 bales.
CuARLEsToN.-DuIl; middllngs, l7isc..; low
middIings,, 1916; good ordinary, &c: Net re-
ceipts. 90 bales; exports coistwise, 723 Daies.
PHILADELPHIA.-Duil; mlddlings- 1876; low
mlddlings TIC. Net receipts, IS bales; gross, A
bales.
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Western Union Telegraph

NEW YORK, June 4.-President orton' OF
tho western Union Telegraph Company, III
a report submitted to the directors y! tnat
company to-day, says that the net prohls 90 OF
the company for the eight years commeneins
July /, 1866, anGending June 80: 1874 itnose
Eor the present month being estlmateu1 are
soa 077 .O69.23. Of this sum there has oee zen
S;str;huted in dividends to stockholders
81 Az s39.34: disbursed for interest on Tue
oamnanv,s bonds, $3.50, 749.9S total, si.,-
Gee eS9' 20. The balance, Sl5.6 S9.o99 Is
uenresented in various stocks, bonds, etc.;
The net profits for the siN monsns ,e eno onn
lime 3Oth DUNE estinatedb st,sou,ooo ;
obout $4,000 being the net pronts OF Aprli,
Nav. and June. This is an increase OF more
than $3.50, 900 over the net profits OF the
ssmc three months last year.
The President, at the request 81 the Exc
cutiye Committee, recommends che aaop''on
of the following:
whereas the business and oman cial conan,
tion of the company justify the resumption OF
regular dividends to che stockhoiuel,s
which, in the judgment Jf this Board, shouio
be made quarterly,
RESOLVED, That dividend OF two Per cenI.
from the net earnings of the three ihonth.
ending June sob, be and the same Is nele ',.
declared po.yable on the 10th Gay oi 'u''
next. :. os enc,
Res.tred, That for the purpose OF - su ,I
di, .,dsuds the stock-book be closed al ~ II
c,ose Of business on the 25th instant, anu I,, =
opened on the morning Oh tne Ao'D ',
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10 The Board could be measured by the con-
trisutions Of the churches during Tile, pas,
year, 1t might be well TO suspend. He
thought that the fault was with the pastors.
DR.. Thomas called attention to the fact
that the denomination has been amply pro-
viding for the tuition. Of these young men,
and this Board simply provides for the eat
Ing.
DR.. Jeter said thatstoo gloomy view had
been taken Of this matter. The debt was a
very small one Tor q great denomination, but
that 1t must be paid at once. If this was not
done, he would vote to suspend; If that Is
done. he would even 60 to the extent Of
tavoring the annihilation Of the denomina-
ton.
Dr., Hatcher insisted that the debt be paid
on the spot, and made an effort to do so,
which resulted in liberal contribution.
Several other subjects pertaining to the
interests Of the Board were introduced and
discussed by Professor Harris, Professor C.
l.. Cooke, and.J. Taylor Ellyson, land referred
to committees.
A resolution Of Professor Edmund Harri-
son, appointing committees in each District
Association to cooperate. with the Board, was
adopted.
Adjourned at 1915.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE 4, 1874.

PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE 4, 1874.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Eliza TLsncox, Clifford, norfolk, mef-
oha ndIse and passengers. l.. b. TaruIn. agent
steamer j. w. Eyerman, Platt fbilaaeiphaa'
n,.rchnndIsa and passengers, W.P. Porter
steamer Wyaneke, Couch, New York, merchan-
disc and pa ;sengsrs, George W. Allen i 90. ~ ~
Schooner K. A. Collins, Lolies, Albany, -. H.
lumber {. 4. Whitock. y, $500
Schooner Henrietta, Mathews, Ne" 1osA' mef'
chandIse, Curtis Parker.
SAILED.
Steamer W estover, Trarers. Baltimore, merohan-
disc and pass myers, l.. u. Tatum. -,
Schooner Merchant MILLER, Norfolk, ll8ht.
Schooner Roberts, jones' Norfolk, light:
sI0op Harriet FostSs, Sewey, Philahe ipnla, pm
WiImipg.on, slaves AID pig-iron, GURUS q faIher.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
PARK Advance Thprsensten, Liverpool. Aprh IL.
Bark Tarpcian. Y9ang, Liverpool. ,o,
Bark Fame tGeznan), hsthN7"i''
Hal Tax Ottoman, Liverpool March s.
SCHOONER w. s. Dou2hten, johnson, BOSTON V'I
Keanebec river, May 10. ,,a-,. >,.y Or
Schooner Is. Shepherd, -, AexanoI,ia, Pa ~.
Schooner III. 4. Grier, -, tniiaueiphia' my
II.
schoon,.r President johnson, Applsyarth, hehee'
arrived 1T Norfolk Jnns 81. ras r,ver arr. we'd
Schooner Pant0ra he@Tn' "anA"' -'
at Baltimore June 81. 80 Icing In Hamp-
Fii' cen square. rugged vessels are Sing Az
ron Roads awaiting orderS.-bVT!oi" AA'''
Ju1 .e ih.
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The Will Of a Rich Californian.

San Francisco, June 1.-THE act of james
Lick, Of this place, deciding the whole OF bis
propertyt to the public, excites much COM
ment. He donates 100000 to the construc-
ton Of the largest and best telescope in the
world. for an observatory at Lake Tahoe !;
$40, 900 for public monuments; SloO, 1000 for
public baths in this city 100000 for old la
dies home; $4,000 to the society for the
protection of dumb animals S25O,000 to the
Ladies' Protection Relief Society; 10000 to
the Mechanics Library; S25, 900 to the Pro-
testant Orphan Asylum $4,000 to the city
of San Jose for an orphan asylum $4,000
for the erection Of bronze monument to the
author of the Star-Spangled Banner" in
Golden Gate Park; $500, for the endoW.
ment of school of mechanical arts in Cali
tornia; and the residue in excess OF sl,'eo,'
900 to the Pioneer Society. lie makes alli-
nIe provisions for his relations, and reserves
y homestead and s25,0Ooper annum for him
Golf
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Grafton by Major Robert Stiles, of Rich.
mond-O.her Features of the Occasion
Especial telegram to the DIspatch

Especial telegram to the DIspatchl
FREDERICKSBURG, June 4, 1S74--An i'm.
mcnSo crowd this afternoon witnessed the
ceremonies incident to the laying of the cor.
ner-stone of the monument to the Confedc.
rate dead, to be erected by the Ladies' Me.
mortal Association of Fredericksburg.
The procession of Masons, Odd.F Fellows,
Confederate soldiers, ladies, and citizens
generally, formed at the courthouse, and
marched by the Baptist church, where the
Baptist General Association had formed in a
body-the President at their head-and
moved into the place assigned them.
The procession was a very long one, and
nearly every one bore flowers with which to
decorate the graves in the cemetery. There
were in the enclosure from three to four
thousand people The exercises were opened
by brief and very appropriate address by
Most Worshipful Grand Master W. II. Lam
bert, who said that while Masons never lend
their aid to mere pageant, they came with
cheerful alacrity to join in the ceremonies OF
laying the cornerstone of monument to
our fallen heroes. He also spoke in fitting
terms of the appropriateness of bringing in
this season of green fields and bright
flowers these rotiye offerings TO the men,
DRY Of our heroic dead.
The Masonic fraternity then proceeded to
lay the stone according to the beautiful rites
of the Order. Among many other things
deposited in the box in the stone were Gene
ral Lees farewell address, some Confederate
buttons, Confederate flag, some Confede-
rate cloth, and a part of the old battle.lag OF
the Eighth Louisiana regiment.
The Masonic ceremonies being over, Major
Z. NJ. BraXton appropriately introduced as
the orator Of the occasion
MAJOR ROBERT STILES,
Of Richmond. He made one of those clio.
quent, enthusiastic, and manly speeches
which characteriZcs the man, filed with
touching incidents, which thrilled every
heart and brought tears to many eyes.
The crowd then dispersed to decorate the
graves, which had been beautifully sodded
and marked by the efforts of the ladies.
Every grave received floral offering, and
the ceremony seemed to excite the deepest
interest. The whole affair, under the man
agement Of Chief Marshal Colonel Carter
BraXton. was admirably managed, and re-
Elected the highest credit on all concerned.
NIAToR.
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COMM ERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, June 4, 1874.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Red. 40 bushels.
CORS.-Whiie. 81 bushels Mixed, 80 bushels.
OATS--l10 bushels.
MEaL-106 bushels.
PEAS.-i0 bushels
SHIr-STuFF.-1, 200 pounds.
SALES.
WHEAT.-Rcd, 40 bushels very good purple straw
at IL SO.
CoRN.-Whte rs bushels very good at Ole. 1926
bushels prime very good at gao. : 76 bushels good
at Gle: As bushels al 92c.; 70 bushels prime at
92c.-total, Cos bushels
CoRN.-Slixed, 80 bushels very good on private
terms. -.
OATs-SO bushels on private terms; 80 bushels
very good 1T 70c.-ro!al. bushels.
MEAL-32 bushels ut 93c.
RE-EXHIBTrED.
WHEAT.--Red. 40 bushels.
MEAL.-74 bushels.
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Death Of Colonel Oswald. of Norfolk
Marine Matters.
la} telegram 10 the Dispatch. j

Especial telegram 10 the DispatchI
PORTSMOUTH, June 4.-Colonel W. l.. Us
valid, president of the Conservative Execu-
tive Committee of Norfolk and one Of our
most prominent and Woodworking local pol
iticians, died to-day.
The schoolship Constellation unexpected
" arrived in the Roads to-day.
The steamer Resolute, Captain McCarty,
arrived tonight from the steamship MIssls-
sippi, before reported ashore near Cape Flo
rida. The wreckers write home that they
found the wreck little worsted by strong
easterly winds, but hope in two weeks TO
have her ready TO move. The tug b. a. d.
Raker has taken out and carried to Key
West one large load Of the MisSlss'ppis
clruo
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Tho Coston Agricultural Congress.

ATLANTA, Ga, June 4.-The ASrlcultural
Compress to-day adopted resolutions looking
to union of the cotton states III olfec'
trade movement.
y A committee of five was appointed to me-
morialize the Legislature on the suD!ect Vi
procuring statistics. x,,;oro
The report of the Commlttee Oh . n do.
ton was adopted. 1t tavors iano-o"hei' w.
nating'land to actual settlers. .,o ro
A resolution was adopted urging lne le'
funding of the cotton tax to producers. Do
The Congress adjourned to meel Id M
leigh, N. c., in July, 1872 oo - dow
The masters of the State Grange to-uas
appointed an executive commlttee " uise
Congress to refund the cotton taS'
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS,

NEW YORK, June 4.-CottoH firmer sales of i55
bales ut S2snlS4c. Southern hour steady. heat
light supply and In fair demand: lc. better; WILL
ter red western, SEC; white, 57@64c. Corn
shade lrmer and fairly active ut 79MS2c. for new
and ola western mixed: S2mSic. for western yell
low. Coffee more active and unchanged; Rio quo
ted ut l64@l 9.c. gold Rice quiet. Talow dull
al 7%G7 11-l6c. Eosin heavy at ~. 7JGs2.oO.
or. Whisky steady. Freighs, 3-l6. Money easy
al gas per cent. Exchange dull weak ut 4Glec;
Gold dull al l1EQllb- Governments dun and
nothing doing. States quiet and nominal.
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philadelphia Items.

Pu1LApELrHIA, June 4.-Richard MorI ls'
proprietor of the Norris Locomotive W n' orns,
and Asa Whitney, the welLknown ear'manu'
facturer, are dead. e,or,-
Bishop Stevens, of the diocese Of Pennsyl-
vania has issued pastoral letters appealing
for aid in behalf of the Louisiana sufferers
and suggesting special collections or contrl.
buttons in each congregation at the earliest
moment.
The annual meeting of the California ana
Texas Railroad Construction Company was
held to-day. Various reports were received
and adopted and directors elected.
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AS2 GoHboSsviLLE offers good board and
IL 4":a.:. air and mountain scenery to low
.1"a"'>. Families would ind there healthy
:".'":', and q" grass. HiGowers train would
~".; AFFORD cnce week the agreeable re-
Is. T. "4.ch give 30 much delight to sum.
L.. liz. But the twicc-a-day commuters
'- tween Richmond and GOrdonsgilc
81 aa@ Piedmont town is great adv antage
= ;l-1.,
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I r"w ,cIfpropelling fire engine, which is
Proposed for Use here, has been tested IN
1mt-ayenue in the presence Of Mayor HUN
'tr sud The fire commissioners. The officials
fHlGe-. their satisfaction with the work OF
u" machine, and think that it can be USED
u ad,antage at night when few people are
abroad. The engine is propelled by steam,
ana can he driven at any speed, and be
>'otlcd almost in-tautly.-Nen York 1rt-
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CINCJNNATINARKET S.

CISCINSATI, June 4.-Corn steady at 65@66c.
Pork Jim: country, $3.50 1t interior point; city
held at S1S. Lard in fair demand and lower;
kettle, l &C.: generally held at l401ltc. Bacon
steady at TIC. for shoulders; loo. for clear-rlb,
"A his kew firm at 95c.
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Death OF an Aged Citizen.

Especial telegram to the DiSpatchJ
BURKEvILLE, VA, June 4.-Willlam Jen-
nings, aged eighty-fve years, died at his res.
!dence, two miles from this place, to-day
He was a soldier of the war of 1872, and a
uno6 citizen
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TOBACCO o. TIE RIsE.-Rcports from all
Warehouses Of the city concur in represent
~ considerable rise in the price OF tobacco.
J lr disheartcning news from Virginia, hen'
'sehy, aud csewhe in regard TO the pros
i''t' loI the next crop must have the elect
u ,4use i further rise in the present STOCK
u 14d.-Ly"ci't.Wg kepaIAcah.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Italy.
THE POPE AGAIN Ill.

~..,., THE POPE AGAIN Ill.
RoME, June 4.--The Pope Is again III
The fever from which he was lately suffer.
Ing returned last night, and was very heavy.
The physicians in attendance upon His Holi-
ness are alarmed ut bis condition.
Spain. fs
FIGHT BETWEEN cARLIsrs AND REPUBLICANS.
MADRID, June 4.-General Salamanca, COM
handing the force Of Republicans at st. Vim
cente, Tarragona, reports that three thou
sand Carlists attacked him yesterday, and
were repuIsed with the loss of seventy killed
and wounded. Salamanca's loss was thirty
killed and wounded.
The Carlists have occupied Rosas, sea-
port town, twenty.seyen miles northeast of
Corona.
Rascon goes as minister 10 one Of the South
American provinces. :
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE June Flour better inquiry: M
changed. Wheat steady Corn-whte southern
southern 706G Tao. Rye dull ct 81. 05. Provisions
strong with little stock Offering. Mess pork
AIS shoulders, 7&GG 71.c. Coffee irner. but not
higher. sugar strong and active 1t 1u491oAc.
Whiskey unchanged.
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BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET

BALTIMORE, June 4.-Catle opened more ac-
mostly lost very best on sale to day, ~. 62G
$7.45; that generally rated first duality s5.952M
Sc G2: medium or good fair qualify To-, fo.zoG
fair demand and 4c. lower NJ 7i40 SAC. receipts,
oI3I, sheep duh ard SC. lower, with downward
tnnnrncy al iI6c. recelpts. 4.39S.
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CT I.0IIIS MARKETS.

ST. Louis. June 4.-Flour quiet and weak iittlc
doing. Corn active and higher; No. 2 mixed, 90
"a 6Oc. on track and In elevator Whiskey steaiy AT
&c. Pork higher at s1s ;25@Sl s:5O-latter extra
heavy bacon. Bacon quiet only ior oroer Haue'
Lard firm summer steam, 1OAc.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILRoAD,1i
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.,
RICHMOND, Va, April 81, 1S74.S
OEDUCED RATES FROM RICHMOND
Il

Aud CORRESPONDENCE low rates to all points WEST,
NORTHW EST and SOUTHWEST.
Families and parties EN- gratng to the West viii
be furnished with rates from 20 to 80 per cent.
lower than the above second class. Baggage check
Ell through.
For tickets or Information apply to j. c. DAME,
s. w. Agent, Greensboro. y. G.; r. PECKHAM,
Agent, BROAD and Seventeenth streets: GARBER'S
Union Ticket Office, SIG Main street, or 10
EDGAR VLIET,
ap29-1m G. =. &. T. Agent. Richmond Va.
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Rrevers' Convention.

New YORK, June Among the vlce,prs-
sIdents of the Brewers Coyention are u. .:
Yuenglipg, of Richmond, va; l.. Lang, oi
Fernandina, Fla. GA. Ure and >. sawyer
of Columbia, S. e..
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IHg LAWS Hotel. at Bowling Green, Ca
:y.@" county, oilers Il summer sojourn Of an
.-:erabl" nature 10 persons who seek rest
a1a I-lrt. Sec advertisement. 1t is very
-: Il ,.ulc ria the Fredericksburg rail
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E.o.uS oG n Masf.DOG.

NEvBURo, n. Y, June "A maa.dog was
killed here to-day after he had Dltlen i .nd
persons. A boy had his hand manSieo ano
q niece bitten out of his cheek.
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" Ri >uch variety as we have offered
90 2 1Grr-, il shall 20 hard if they are not
'-l,"a with Just the place they wish the pre-
a:-i .uu!Qer.
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PHILADELPHIA, RICH 1EHfk

DHILADELPHIA, RICH 4fTk
MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM ss:1,11!ftn
SHIP LINE-FOR PHILADELPHlAIHlNIEs ~
WEEK-UntIl further notice the steamers S St w
line will leave Philadelphia every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY. and Richmond every 0loNDAA
and FRIDAY at IL o'clock ~ yo-
Freight taken for all parts OF pennsy.v wa P,sen
Also, for Antwerp and Liverpool rtn Ken staT anG
american steamship lines, and bills OF laang
througn insurance effected for all parties VINO 90
Passage TO Philadelphia incgding meals agsM, ana
'a'"1 No. 2423 Dock street, Richmond.
WILLIAM P. CLYDE CO., Agents,
$40 No 10 South Wharyes. PhllndeIpnla.
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MARKETS.

louisville. Jure Acorn quiet and unchanged
Mt 7sMS2c. Provisions quiet. Fork, $50. ba-
con unchanged sugar-cured hams, 1875. plain,
l2hc, Laru, 11k1ll1ac. WhiSkey, voc.
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MINERAL WATERS,

MINERAL -" AILI. s,s
MINERAL WATERS.
A WHITE SULPHUR, Greenories'
ROCKBRIDGE ALUM,
HEALING SPRINGS,
hILEGHANY SPRINGS,
CAPoN SPRINGS.
ALSO,
c-or, various, springs SARATf ga, Ne%
@aIei' An tho genuine FREDERICks HALL BIT
rTp WATER. All received direct For sale q
wholesale and retail by
"N'' PURCELL, LADD CO., Druggists,
nv o. Agent Virgir.ia springs Waters:
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MINEa,,L WATERS.

puLLNA BITTEB WATER,
FREIDRICHsH,LL BITTER WATER
CARLSBAD r. ,PUDEL) WATER,
Settlers, NASSAU WATER,
for sale In AZ quantities at
MEADE & BAKERS Drug store,
ph y. VIZ Aa1a a"es'
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sUsourHANsAu, Pa, june IA tlre orig5s
mated to-day in Union store: a IMeh'! 0"1N
jngs were burned, Loss, s7o,VoV'
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convention of Cotton Exchanges.
AUGUSTA, GA, June 4.-The Convention
OF Cotton Exchanges meets here next We'd
nesday. Ample arrangements have been
made ior the reception and entertainment of
{ Ne delegates.
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7 AIDES AND MISSES SERGE So
IL LACE and BUTTON CATERS, -
Ladies' and Misses Serge FoXcd and Button GAL
TIERS;
Ladies. and Misses French, Black Aid, and Serge
CROQUETS;
Maria Anloluette BUSkISS;
Juniattas. Magnolias, and other styles OF SLIP
PERS ana WALKING SHOES;
GentIemen's, Boys. and Youths Calf Prince Al
bert GXFORDS, TIES, &C., box, plain, and eX-
tension toes;
Childreu,s and Infants Colo-ed and Black SHOES
and SLIPPERS in endless variety. just re-
ceivcd for early spring trade
CIrSTOM WORK MADE TO ORDER AND
GUARANTEED TO FIT. REPAIRlNG neatly
and promptly done.
Special attention paid to orders
JOHN II. ROSCHEN & son,
NH d 500 and Oil Broad street.
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CANAL SHIPPING.
=
TCADO'S DAILY LINE

TUCADO'S DAILY LINE. Sss.IIf,
The regular Agency q The sa 5aes saieonnasd
nawna Sa calls The attention. Of shippers 70 una
a s line OF CANAL boats; rx,ehbury, Blu.
Freight from Riehmonmd, nl,1sarm.ds.e points on
snsnan, CAREFULLY aud with essesa ,snpi
4 IyY sss, sw ssih GO CITY, rss
sna ard ,. Ds2s sna
line. -, csar,y new and commanuoA
by expersnssa sssiIItes for snIpping zee, no
desn No sSfSa ss % o.
s5s p sssa, Ssss s oe
| same,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, Juss 5, lS74.
suu rises. 4.46 Moon rises.........1200
ann sets..,..,,., ia High tide. $40
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M u0rEL. AT WEST PoIST, is offered
: --.@,,>. Ia the early summer there you
-. -.,- !. al. bath and a plenty Of salt.
v-.n- .uXarie-. and you are only an hour
;,54 Richmond by that excellent railway the
e.. = y..- road
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WINES, LIQUORS, TOBACCO, &c

"ANiER e. CO.'S PURE augusta
III r0I;STY. VA, RYE WHISkEYi
.nSE.s No. PURE AUGUSTA COUNTY,
VA, RYE WHlSkEl. eo.
As agents for Richmond and Manchester we ohei
the trade the above brands Of pure whiskeys ID ote
,osu,t. We hive also Bumgardner and other brands
If Wttskey. Wines, Gis, Brandy, &C., and 4 inii
dine of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sugars, Teas bacon
lard, Soap, Flour, Mackerel, Herrings' Cheese,
soda Candles, Tobacco, Cigars, fresh supplies OF
lSRORS,S JAVA and GLOBE MILLS Rlo cof-
TEEs flor which we are agents)-at wholesale oy
80 ."o % ROGERS & MsCANCE. .
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BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, June 4-Soon.-Stocks quiet and
irregular. Money, 2. Gold, 111h. Exchange
Long, 1881; short, 491k. Governments steady.
StatrS uuat.
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AID DOMINION STEAMSHIP 4sKfh
COMPANY.
FOR NEW YORK

This company will dispatch one Of :hsix sptsnatFa
s.eamers-0LD DOMINION, M?ASOkE,, 49, ,.,S
BELL, RICHMOND. ALBEAARLE; ma ,!.sr,
Tuesday, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY al hsa
Tsese ships are entirely new, and were bus ex.
Taay have Splendid saloons, ssscroous, and BATH
The fare accommodations, and attention are an-
surpassed. ,, ,,s .ro landed regularly
at New York on tbs Company
ST TTeirb,s FOR points beyond New York
with dispatch, and no charge nAoe eAe'p' ~~
freivht received until SP. d. daily.
| Ror Further information, Apply esoro Acents
ana otsce Company's whsrVes. kockss1.
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FERTILIZERS.

DTRE OLD GOVERNMENT PERU.
WAN GUASO. ,
The export Of Chincha Island Guano mas ceaseu s
Those who are In want OF this VALUABLE Eh-
ri JZER can obtain 1t II immediate application
Is made TO SEoDo:SSr ,x,,i, sIreet
my 20
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Monument to the Confederate Dead {
fredericksburg.

LAYING THE CORNER. STONE INTERESTING AND
IMPOSING CEREMONIES.