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Spain
ReyOluti0e, In Peru-Meavy Failures
FOrcerieS.

PANAMA, June 3.-From Peru comes the
news that Colonel Salas reyolted with two
hundred and fifty men and laid siege to
Cazeo. The project Of that place compelled
him to retreat, since which nothing fur
ther is known.
An attempt at insurrection in Arequippa
had been suppressed.
Juan Zaracoulequi, one of the Weaithiest
merchants of Lima, with whom most OF the
families had deposited their money in pre-.
ference to the banks, has failed. tie held
upwards of 100000 without being re-
quired to give any security. Rash specnia,
shock is severely felt. He cannot pay one
third of his liabilities.
The well-known commercial establishment
of Juan de Argate has been suspended.
An event that has excited great interest 10
rniso han;- to the amount of e32 900. The
forgeries were committed by A. &. WENDELL
son of DR.. Wendell.
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sstglG-~yRs1
oFY1CE or EH6fNKER AHn SUPERINTENDENT
RICHMOND AND UAHvNLY HAiIU0ADt TO. y
RICHMOND, VA. JGne Il. ls74.S
lSCHEDULE OF TRAINS. In ff,ke effezY
NJ SUNDAY, June IA, 1e74--cHARLoTrR Ex-
PSEs S-.isaye k,chIaoBu ut 11:4b-P. 81. leave
Burkeviile at 2:52 A. M. arrive nj Uunsee t 800
A; M. leave Dundee at S:33 A. NJ; arrive nc DAM
WIG at s:25 a. ST.: leave Danviiie at-S:37 A. M
Charloteat r. 81 49,
new ORLEANS AND NEw Yoar E1pKEss--
at IL P. NJ: irave DauvfIlc ut 1886 p 81 leave
Dundee at 3:4S p. D.: bare BnrseyrlIe at $40 r.
d.; arrive az Richmond st / :n4 P. n. This train
connects at Charlotte with trains on fle fharfotfc
Columbia and Athpia and Atlanta and RichmoDS
Afr-Line rairoadsfrem Atlanta and all points South
and Southwest.
THROUGH MAn,-leave Richmopd ut :3S p. NJ:
leave Burseviile at 4:41 T.. a.; leave dundee mt
9:26 +. d.: leave I)auyille ut 9:29 p. IA. leave
Greens ooro' nj l2:40 A. N. arrive ut Charlotte nc
$50 A. 81 This train CONNIE cts al Chs with
trains on the Atlanta and Richmond AIRLINE and
CoIumbis and Atlantis rairoacs for At
lanta. Montgomery. Mobile. New Orleans, Cclurn-
b1. Augusta, and all poinis South and Southwest.
THROUGH MAn-leaye Charlotte q; p. NJ:
leave Greensboro ut 2:I5 a. d.: leave Danville at
5:13 4. N; leave Dundee ut 5:25 A. D.; lctve
Bnrksvilie al u sc A. M.; arrive At Pict nOnd at
AZ i III. Thu train connects at Burkpville with
trains on the Atlantic Mississippi and Ohio railroad
points Southwest.
LYNCHBURG ACCOMMODATION -lesvs Richmond
al 9:42 A.. NJ; leave Bnrkevilie at 20 Nj; ar
rive at Lynchburg al 4:40 z. NJ
RURKEyILLE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Burke
VII. NJ 4:35 A. NJ; arrive ut Richmond nj 1868
Am
Through tickets sold to ail points South and South
west, and baggage checked through. -
7. NJ. X. TALCoTT.
Engineer aud superintendent.
h. T. DOUGLAS. Master TRANSPORTATION. te Is
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letter from LyI,choUrS.
I 49,. -..",2ce o.: lie Richmond DiSpatch.l
-. - u.NENN-TuE MANNSR EXPRESS

l. --.-. -.E"t9tc o: ne Richmond DiSDatch.i
49,. - GaSERAL-TUE MAHoSg EXPRESS.
Iy<cur,EG. June - 1874.
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49, ,S,.aH,o.;,,, ~. 81
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'.,'.,'.r. 49,, L,..n :, e,r...;, i'm nrore.
.I,. ,,a,,,,IIr h,, ,,t,,.;nn-
49,, ....'r,i,,', ~ cn,n.nnn ran0r,
,........,:. i-,:,nr.o.Gr,iers have real.
""I.' ...,... tram, tl,p ,udlcn adyancr
,I.. ,.,,,.. Of in,rovan,nnt in
=. ..,,r.i.;.,,;,,o 81 >hort crnn rhiS
......ii,..i .an,;,ut,yor,bI. sprinr.
.,...'...,.t. VIII 49,, imnroya 1ba nrosoecr,
..,,.'... },,.. aeon Irit,. disastrous.
~. ,..-,i.,t and mn>t disastrous. which
Ill., . r..an;.a hy vivid fishes OF light
...,I 1',i ryr.,t,in,, u4arS of ,n,n-
..... /. r.,,.. ah,fr ! o'clock Thursday
-. ..... We ,i.sf,;rinr >irurk several
t...... 7 No. ..-ir1j. da,i7,ra was done in
i....- .,.... !, r,ma;nrd tor aaterto be the
..-..,. II obstruction. 50 rapid was its
l.. ..... Ir. .asu. uilcp> thousands OF hills OF
t.. .....,, ,,..s-.gtIoi ya> Swep. away. leay-
--. .... Lr1uud. The railroads leading
-..... ,.', .:i.rrl more or less, though
:. 'n.i.> a.. ....yl,. in on lime: bat the most
,--. J., -.,.,I,rrd on the western end
&, ,... .iurcI o.; me Lypcbburg and Dan
y ,!ug.,I. uii..t misses along Jefferson
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The Louisiana Sufferers.

PHILADELPHIA, June 13.-The Louisiana
delegation appointed to visit the northern
cities IN behalf of the sufferers of that sec
ton of country addressed Il meeting of the
merchants here today. and explained the
dcplorabie condition Of the people OF their
state. The delegation was introduced by
Colonel Forney. After addresses several
subscriptions were made, and then the sub
iect of raising additional funds Tor the Sut-
fcrcrS was referred to the Board of Maua-
gers Of the Chamber OF Commerce.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Latest News from Washington.
The Petersburg Case I'm Washington.

! Inc petersburg case IN washington.
! WASHINGTON, June 13.-Judge Harris
called upon the President this morning to
| protest, in the name of the people, against
military Interference in Virginia. aud to
| assure him that us good order prevails in
Petersburg as any city ia the Union. The
President being absent. he proceeded to the
| acknowledgements office. where a copy of
| the telegram published below was furnished,
| giving the latest phase Of the situation.
Judge Harris says 10 troops will be sent TO
| Petersburg:
ATTORNEY OFrlCE,}
WASnlNGroS. June IL. 1874.
Z" J-nt'cd States Marshal RdmsdeH, Peters.
burg:
"lou are instructed to take the necessary
steps 10 protect the property Of the United
States from injury and the officers Of the
Government in Peters burg from any violent
interference with them in the performance
O! their official duty; and to that end, if you
think proper, You may summons 4 posse OF
the citizens 10 aid you, but if these men are
found inadequate for the purpose you will
be furnished, upon call by You upon me,
with troops from Fortress Monroe. 1t Is
desirable not to Use troops if possible"
Congressional.
WASHINGTON. June 49, adtc.-The re-
| Dor, OF the conference committee on the dis.
agreeing votes of the House and Senate con-
corning the Frccdman's Savings Bank and
its branches recommends enactment Of the
! House bill, slightly amended, which allows
| the bank to continue business. but prescri-
| bling the character Of loans that may be
made and of securities that may be accepted
| in The future.
| House The House has not concurred in
nil The ula,cria, amendments OF the Senate
10 the bin repeating notifies.
| The House vote rejecting the report Of
the conference committee on the currency
bill was los TO l4G. The new committee
consists OF McSS,S. Dawes, McCrary, and
| Marshall.
| Suudry appropriation bills were resumed
in the House. Among the appropriations is
one Of $4,000 for the nayy-yard at Norfolk
'or 'he Foi'-pia'ihS on Tue Sh'pS, ana Tor the
a.h',,. ,'' w" ~
Tt ,Ia,,.a .I;n,,ra w Wv uutu,
~, I'm a,,u ,',|;;,, "'.Ho.''
:t na'o -" "'i' '''''l'o''' ~ '"o''
MS a' ,,,; 80 'Ce Go.l'!ii'.S'on1
-, IN ~ 'lc rleeuni''l
,sr.m. oan,ni,, D,'' az CO. r'o uo.' ~ 'e co'
Tt.r va Ia,,n.i., ~ ~ $500,
i,ia -, ,ho ..l,S,, ~ ,I,n oo'n,a- s''' f o
,;,I annoSi,s mi al ;n,os, ,no,,, =, Iii I'll
~ hnI,, fnr .hn no ana hnrnf, - tt,a 1;n
Do.i nC, a ,u Wv "'' 1"0 'A'A' VI 'N' oe-
Tho ,rr'tno, oro -oor;raa \, or ,oe,ro
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~" CoyargrrEIT OF THE FIrTY-CgNr
>A'tT.-A nc~ counterfeit OF the reccn,
.''." II tity cent script has just made its
~.I"'a!aIce. II i Uut->iX,eeulh OF an inch
'"dl"i III !,igth aud width than the genu-
,.-"' a@4 The line connecting the two upright
l4'> 1T The letter y in the small words en-
= '.'t. rngronhY, and printing at the end
~. ~" script l. reversed III every instance
'"' '"e. In the counterfeit there is 10 dis
.'.s.tJn between The white cIavut and shirt
N'-.I" Il! Samuel Dexter, while in the genu.
Ill" they are well defined. 1t i likely ~ de.
= .'@ }" he evening or with the rapid money
.+a5s!.- EystOn Ueruid
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A LLEGHANY SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.

This delightful watcrn2-place. so well known rs
4 for fashion and wealth, well rs invalids,
will open Oh the
1sT OF JUNE, 1874,
for reception Of visitors. urdcr the management Of
MAJOR JOHN r. WILSON. VINO was for many
years manager OF the Old Sweet Springs.
Professor kessnch's Band 80 long Identified with
these Springs, is engaged for the season.
There Is = telegraph, express post, and railroad
ticket Office in the hotel.
Livery stable, tan-pin alley billiard saloon, good
bathing, an elegant steam laundry, and many other
attractions.
RATES OF BoARD.-Per Gty, So; per week,
$3.50; per month, $50; for month of June. $40 !;
for any three consecutive months Sft5 per month.
For further information aud pamphlets, address
ALLEGuANY SPRINGS COMPANY,
Montgomery county, Virginia
This water Is for sale by PURCELL, l.ADD Il Co,
Richmond, and all tue principal druggists through
nni The IIntel statci. my 2O-lm
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DEPARTURES ssr srEAMER..

Engineer aud SUPERINTENDENT.
Il. T. DOUGLAS. Master TRANSFORMATION. te Is
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PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE 13, 1874.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Brakeman, New York, mer.
chandise aud passengers. 6. ": Allen X Co.
Steamer Alliance. Carr. Philadelphia. nlcrclan-
disc and passengers. ". =. Porter. agent.
steamer Eliza Ilancox, Dryo. Aorisik, mer.
chandise and passengers. l.. &. Taium, agent
SAILED.
Steamer Westover, Trayers. Baltimore, merehan'
disc and passengers. l.. b. Tatuln.
Steamer John Sylvester, Post, Norfolk, mcr-
Sch"oner Maggie Mcdonnell. Stcelman, Phila-
dc!phia, granite. Curtis x Parker.
Harg. Petersburg. City Point, -four to schooner
L. A. Orr, loanins for Rio.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Bark Wild Hunter OBJ, Erickson, Liverpool
BARK Advance, Thomastor. Liverpool, April
14ih. ,,
Schooner Ann :. Brown, Crowell, Boston, May
Schooner A. Heurn, Eskridge, Philadelphia, June
Schooner Potomac, Williams, Philadelphia, June
Schooner Robert Healey, Jones, Baltimore, June
Schooner +. Bradley, McMonagle, Philadelphia,
Schooner Agnes Repplier, Lynch, Philadelphia,
'% Schooner IN W G. AcSaughton, Burns, Philadrl-
't Schooner John p. Reese, Woolford, Baltimore,
Schooncr Grace Watson, Raynor, Philadelphia,
juno l =. -
NEW YORK. June 11.-Arrived, schooners Ban
yard Tookcr: Sarah Mills, Kelly; oliver, hey
unIds: L. Knight. Melville; lizzie SNOW; ;. L.
Adams Talbot Ill from Virginia.
NOTICE TO MARISERS.
The huoy on the south point OF Goat island, New
nort hnrbor reported as being gone some time
since has not yet been replaced, ana Vessels are
constantly running ashore FOR want OF BUOY on
the uuiut II should be Looked to immediately; is
it is of great Importance Us a gulce III entering
Newport harbor.
MARINE DISASTER.
SAVANNAH, GA, June 13.-Thc schooner Rover,
from Indian river Florida. IT, savannah; ran ashole
ON Sabajo shoals off Dohey island, on the nl9nt OF
the 7th and wenl TO pieces in fifteen minutes. zap
tain Trott wife and child, and coiorcu PASSENGER
and two colored men got of In !, boar, o9I MtIe
swain ped and all drowned except the captain, VINO
-eiurned TO the wreck, where TWO other PASSENGER
and the balance of the crew RENAL ued lhcE noateu
on raft TO st. Catharnc's island, ana We're lahen
off by the steamer Carrie aud brought 10 the CITY
this morning. They Were four days without looo
by Telegraph.
FORTRESS MONROE, June 13.-Arrlved, DARK
Lion. from New York 10 Richmond.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.J
CITY PuISr, VA, June 13.-Saied, tug owe
Branch, with schOoncrs Amelia Hern, Lizzie
White, and barge Manchester for Richmond
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ON scott will never be President of the
"!'0 States, because Sim Cameron says
t"'I no man who carries red bandanDa
1I1haherchtef could ever be eected.-Brook-
y" ArguS
:, Adan, Express Company has presented
'"e VIE Of G. ii. Boardman, killed in its
S,iNIct last October, t" cnty-tye shares of its
S''cE, The income from which will be about
gu !t1r. Balttmwe Sun,
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my 2e-1m Che sap.ake and Ohio r raIIr
path ALUM SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY, VA,

This healthfnl, beautiful, and delightful resort
VIII he open for visitors June laT. There are
various springs of alum. sulphur. and cl,alybeate
waters, which have perfected remarkable cures In
used. ~
he buildings are not surpassed in the noun
talns the fare will be the best that section or nny
suauy the scenery adjacent is magnificent, and
sure. = - f'
Many caves, mountain views and natural curI
osiles are In the vicinity the streams abound with
ish; The woods with game; and BILLIARDS, croourt
enjoyment OF guests. II Is THE PLACE for health
pleasure. and comfort.
TERMS: 500 per month OF four weeks; $3.50
per week: So per day. Children under ten year;
old and cplored servants half-price. -.
Captain j. HENRY FREEMAN. manager: DR.
GEORGE W. CARRISGTOH. resident physirian
JOSEPH RhXfaR,
W. G. CARRISGTON,
my 25-1m Owners and PrGprjctprs
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
France,

PARIS, June 13.-The measures adopted
by the Government to prevent repetition
Of the scenes Of yesterday and Thursday at
the Western depot proved e1cctual. Al
noon, the hour of the departure of the de,
putics. there was no more than the uSual
hustle and stir at the station. st. CrolX was
brought before the Police Court for assault.
ing Gambetta, and sentenced to six months
imprisonment and to pay fine of 2Q0 francs.
He was also ordered TO pay the costs OF DIS
trial He declined to accept legal assistance.
The rioters who were arrested on Thursday
evening were sent to prison for terms rang
ing from a week to month.
1t is reported that the violence OF the =
napartists during part OF Thursday is part
Of a conspiracy they have entered into to
bring about a dissolution of the Assembly
and appeal to the country through the pie
biscite.
Spain.
MADRID, June 13.-The Imperial says that
in the event OF the death of the Pope the
Spanish Government will, in the election OF
his successor, claim the privilege OF the veto
that was formerly accorded to King Castel-
lar.
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= 1E>TE:SIAL ORGANS OplSIoN.-EFrom
'''~ IhIiIde!phia Laqusrer, l2th ALL the
81 ~ 'd'i>l1uces 20 10 prove that tue United
.'1."' Government, upon any subject con-
I"1'ed with national pride or patriotic re-
""H'>cchcc-, Is the Iucanest on the face OF
lAc cuIA
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE 13, 1874.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. JUNE Is, 1874.
sun rises. 4.i3 Moon rises........ 3.4J
Sun scts..... ut High tide. .......... 3.24
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ME VARIETY SPRINGS, FIFTEEN
NILES WEST FROM STANTON
Gears soppisg at the door,.
ON THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL-
ROAD,

This WhTERIEG-PLACE situated In the m oun .
tans of Virginia ~ an elevation 2 900 feet above
tide water 1.-THE Knob being 4.44Sl. offers both To in
vaids and pleasure seekers a rare cUGlbluatIon of
attractions In the variety and great excellence OF
the mineral waters. the healthy and delightful ma
tlire OF The climate. and The unryalled magaIH-
cence of the surrounding scenery.
The mineral springs inciude the three distinct
classes OF ALUM, CHALYEEATEa ard HEALING The
alum water Is shown by actual analysis TO be fully
equal 10 the Rockbrldge Alum. The chaybeite and
healing waters are OF very superior excellence.
Ample experience in the use of thase waters has
July established these great curative prop rites.
They have made many wonderful cures. and are
most admirably ad tp.ed ~ the treatment of dy5-
nepsla, liver disease, constipation, scrofua, cry
sipelas, cuaneons diseases, neuralgia, rheumatism
ladies' peculiar to tGe female sex, and general de
hity. There are few forms of chronic, plysic Il
disease that would not be either entirely cured Or
greatly benefited by their judicious use.
PLUNGE and SHOW ER-DATulSG in healing water
gratis,
The nights are cool and pleasant even in the hot
est weather, and The climate Is saiubrious and i'll
vlgoratng. The scenery IS truly magnificent.
tlliotts Knob the highest mountain in Virginia. is
in full view Of the hotel, and not three miles from
II. Horses and Wagons furni Shcd for hire to make
the trip. Good music, crOluct anG bowiing-saloon,
&C., for amusement Hotel accommodations good
ana comfortable The hotel will b. opeucd for visit
ors Oh the 9Th Of June.
BOARD: Per day, 81 per week, SO per month
twelve years old half-price.
For circulars. with analysis Of the water, certf-
Gates of cure, write TO the propretors, or TO the
T. & VI. BURRUSS, Propretors
JAMES b. SMITH, Manager. ie 9-eod7t
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COMM ERCiAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. June Is, 1874.
OFFERINGS.
CORS.-White. Bis bushels.
OATS.-2O0 bushels.
MEAL.-150 bushels.
SALES.
CORN-Whi;e, 8 8 bushels very good at 03c.
OATS.--60 bushels Oh private terms.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, June 13.-Eirsinia 6's, old. 30; con-
solidatcd, 512s. West Vlrainia's. ii North Caro-
LIMA G's old 90 do. new, Is; 60. special sax, 5.
Bid I0-ailN
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IpsTAL.-John n. Gresham is appointed
postmaster at Steycn>vile, King and Queen
county, Va, rice NJ. Brooks, resigned.
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NEW YoRx, June 13.-The brlckiayers
have decided to demand four dollars per day
ufler Monday.
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nv Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS

NEW YORK MARKETS.
NEW YORK. June 13.-COtlon quiet and UNI
changed: .aIes. 326 bales. Flour In buyers favor
with moderate inquiry. Mhca,-Large supply. q
&c. lower; winter red western. 53@56c. Corn {.
lower and in good export demand. Pork quiet
Lard steady. Collcc firm. Sugar dull and heavy.
Rice quiet. Navas duh aud heavy. FreightS frmer.
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CJNrINSATI MARK ETS,

CINCINNATI, June 13.-Family flour shade
higher mt 4G1 5MS6.30; other grades unchanged.
Corn firm and active; mixed, 6G@69c. Pork quiet
and firm. Lard quiet. Bacon IN limited 1oDong
demand. Nhiskey, soc.
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my 25-1n
ORDAN ALUM SPRINGS,
ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY, VA.

ROCkBRIDGE COUNTY, VA.
The third season of this DR. lIghtful and popular
WATERING-PLACEw VIII commence on The Isl
OF June. when the spacious establishment will be
opench 10 sitors.
The Grand Hotel has been completed since last
season. aud Is one OF the largest. most modern and
comfortable In the mountains Its rooms are large
convenient, and elegantly furnished, having gss
III e!ch room: also, electric bells connecting with
the office from every room, and alsJ from the cot
ttgcs. Hot and cold. baths, with closet, on every
floor.
un the 1st Of July the original hotel, In use the
first two seasons, VIII be Opened on the European
plan. AMI be known rs the European House. l: has
all the improvements Of the Grand Hotel.
TIL" waters of the three springs are ALUM, IODINE.
ALUM, and CIlALYDEATE.
The Annapolis Band from the Naval Academy
will furnish most delightful music for the ballroom
(Which Is the largest la the mountains) and the
lawn.
BUWLING-SALOON,B ILLIARD-ROOMS.w with
tables new and modern. and all other amuSements
to be had III fashionable sum mer resorts, are pro-
vi1ed.
We take pleasure In announcing that we have st.
cured the services OF SIR. J. b. TISSLEY, JR., well
known 10 the travelling public rs having neeu con-
nected tor years with the 'ireenbrier White, and
more recently with The Allegheny Springs, FlrIinia,
who will assist in the management.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW NNRk.

NEW YORK, June 13- NoOn.-Stocks dull.
Money, 2. Gold. l11i:. Exchange-Long, 1881;
short. 491. Governments dull. State bonds quiet.
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SUMMER REsDRrs
MONTGOMERY WHITE
sULPHUR SPRINGS

This FAMOUS WATERING-PLACT s was opened
for The reception Of visitors the LIST OF June The
mos: elegant modern style, and there IL every sppi.
NICE Tor the comfort, convenience. md amusement
or our quests, such as EXPRESS ticket post and teIe-
graph offices, &C., &c. Music by the Naval Acace-
my Baua. from Annapolis. Md.
TERMS: 83 per day, &1S per week. $50 per
month June or October, $40 per month.
SPECIAL TERMS: For any three consecutive
months, $40 per month: children under two sud
over ten years Of uge. and coiored servants, halt
price. -
railroad al Big Tunnel, and thence by branch road,
one and half miles, to the Springs.
Address COLHOUN g COWAN,
ic elm Pronripfors
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Ohio railroad, gold, at SO.
STATE SECURITIES. BID. Asked
slTRihia cOHSOls... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S1t 90
Virginia Sonsols new, peciers. 37S 60
Virginia interest cerlilicates. ........ 21lI 00~
virginia tax-receirable coupons. ....., IS ST
CITY.
Richmond city .,1O2k lo34
RAILROAD BONDS.
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad 6s,
Koln Nj. & NJ. 90 62
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
second mortgage G's, j. & J........ Tx 90
Virgins and Tennessee coupons..... 7S 90
Norfolk aud Petersburg Coupons.... 70 90
Richmond, Fredericksburg aud POLo-
mac Railroad rs, j. & J............ SO 90
Orange and Alexandria railroad
third mortgage S's. NJ. L N.......... 90 S0H
Richmond and Uanville Railroad con-
sol, US, Nj. N...................." w 6S
RAILROAD AND CANAL STOCKS.
P. B. A.
Richmond, Fredericksburg ana
Potomac SIX per cent. gtiar-
Richmond, fredericksburg anc
Potomac seven per cent. guar
Richmond and Danviic Kali
seaboard and: -teeanoKc Rail-
road, guaranteed. ............ 100 90 90
james River and kanawna
Canal. ......................... 100 ~ AZ
BANKS.
First National. .............. 100 122a w
National Bank Of Virginia.. 100 90 1888
State Bank of Virginia......... 1OU 81 w
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Virginia State. 25 20 90
virginia Home. ~.............. 1oo w w
MISCELLANEOUS.
Virginia Steamship and Packet
Company ...'''...'....'...'.'. 1oo 9o@g w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-15

TOR NEW YORK THE 1GSfS
L Old Dominion Steamship Company's :sxts d6eas
steamship OLD DDMlNIbN IN, Captain WALKER,
Will sail TUESDAY, June 9Th, AT s O'Clock r. Al.
Freight received until O'Clock l.. NJ.
Through bills of iading signed. ana goods for
warded With dispatch 20 all points north. south,
east, and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare 10 New York, I12: steeragp, So; round
trip tickets, $40.
For freight or passage apply 10
u. W. ALLEN s. CO.. Agents.
je 15-2t ComDany's V harf. kocReGD.-
FOR p II Ill ADJ l. Phi A. .~ss6
4 The steamer ALLIANCE, Capt lin .SxS> axsiaS
CARR, win receive freight for the above port I'LL
MONDAY the 18Th instant, at IL O'clock.
Freight taken Tor " ilmlnSron, Del, Providence.
and Boston, also FOR Liverpool and AMI wCrp >rtd
Red Star and American Steamship lines, and bills OF
lading signed through.
Passage To- Philadelphia, including meals and
state room. 50. W. L. PORTER. AgsI.,
IL 1927 No. 2326 iiorS STREE
EAMES ElVER TEAMBOATs.SrSl.,
~ COMPANY. sss.-sss h
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-15

Eren ing.-Aloncy closed at 2k. Sterling quiet
Gold. 1l27g. Governments dull and Steady. States
quiet and nominal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-15
CIa,THING.

FASHIONABLE
SPRING CLOTHING.
THE LARGEST STOCK to be found In The CIAs
or STATE for
MEMS, YOUTHS, BOYS or CHILDREN
.e,r crr TASTY, MADE WELL, and for sale at
fair prices. MAR IDA SMITH. ACT,
100 Main street.
Sign: LONG FLAG. my 10