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Internationally TN GordonsvtIle,


At Gordonsyille, in Orange county, is q
soldiers cemetery, where are buried many
soldiers of the Confederate army-some in
deed, from nearly every State which Gust its
lot with the Conteder3cy.
The cemetery has been much neglected
till Of late, when the ladies' of the town and
vicinity took it III hand aud now it is SUBJ
stan tally enclosed, is adorned with quite an
ornamental entrance. gate, aud each grave is
provided with Il neat iron head-piece where.
on the nan, and reglmeat Of The soldier
therein buried may be a>certained. This
Association was duly incorporated by an
act OF Assembly as long ago as March,
1867, uuder the name Of the " Piedmont
Cemetery Association" We noticed to day,
however, that it bad undergone Few Chris
,enrng. aud was called the "Lee Mountain
Memorial Association "a pleasant fantacy
of The ladies', but whether in compliment
20 Lee or the mountain hitherto known as
"Belfs") has not yet rarspircd The que$-
lion arises whether 1t does not take au act OF
the Legislature to change the name Of an ar
lti.lal as well as of IA uatural person.
To-day was celebrated as decoration-dly.
The harmony and spirit of tue OCCASION vas
marred, as some think, by the Associations
lngs; but as to that opinions may be diverse.
ALB o'clock in the afternoon all who had
come 10 TO pirtclplte in the ceremonies Of
the day assembled in the Methodist church
20 hear the address of the orator Of the occa-
sion. Judge Sinclair. Of Prince VII lam.
The proceedings were inaugurated by an
Impressive and appropriate prayer by the
Rev. j. ". McCown, pastor Of the Btptlsl
church: after which the Hon. 3 Johnson
Btrbour introduced the orator in the apt and
eloquent manner usual with him.
The address Of Judge Sinclair was q diSap-
poln;mcnt to his audience. After ap.
0ropra!c prayer by the Rev. John D,uwid.
die, pastor Of the Presbyterian church,
he procession, headed by the Temper
iDce organic ition, IN rcgaa, and the va.
rious Sunday schools, mirched to the
cemetery. Arrived there, wretths and fl)ral
tributes were luld upon the many g:ares,
and the assemblage dispersed 10 their >ere-
raj homes. W.
June 8, 1875.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
TUrkSDky June 10. 1878.


GoM-kmericau gold. 116 bid.
State Securities.-Virainia corsols. b6Eh hid, 5sA
asked; Virginia ronsols. new. 454 bid. Az asked.
fity Securities Richmond city S's. l04 BID,
1861 asked: ichmonh city G's, So bid Peter; burg
city t'S rs bid: T., ncnbur2 rlt, g., 92 Did Fred
cricksturg city 6s. SO bid; Manchester bridge Us,
81 ni,l.
Lalrt ad third IL or gage G's. j. aud d. S2A bid !;
Virginia aud Tennessee abroad lhirn mortgage
S. }. and j., = hid; >"u,hs:ce, hailr9ad first
frrslurg Railroad first mortgage g., j. and j.. 50
bid. 95 asked: r,chmond AID Petersburg rsil,
road st rgEe Is nnd d. sGH a 1o9
mortgage s'S A. aud 0, 100 bid; nichmopd.
Frcotricksburg and Potomac hallroad mortgage
=, j. ,ndJ 90 hid; Richmond F'ece' icksouIg
en- r.! mac abroad mor5srxe fn1ad a secoDG
mortgage 6s, j.. ard D., 74H lid; Orange ahd Alex
anGria Railroad thru murtgagc g., NJ. ana NJ,
72S bid: Richmond ann I,anyille Railroad cnnsoll
dated 6's. NJ. and ~, 7l!s did, 72h asked; Al;
lan,a and Richmond AIRLINE mortgage os, D. ana
j SO bid. ,..-.
Canal Bo,ads.- James River and Kanawha Canal
hr~i lnorrgag~ G's. u. and ~. So DID.
Railroad Stocks -Richm ond and Petersburg Rail-
road 100 par, 22S bid: Richnonr, ktedericK: burg
AMI Potomac. COIN non. 90 ar, TO bud ~ asked
Rlchnnno, Frederick,blrs and Potomac per
Freder ckshu & ana Potomac per cent. euart'i-
t.. d. 100 par, 90 bid: Richmond aud Danvie
Ra'lroaa, 100 par. 81 BIZ, / asked; seabaarh ana
Bank ,Stocks.-tIrsr ionaI. 90 p;tr, 12O Did:
Of " yhTua. TO i l ISL ssa Sia Union Bank OF
e M.,E S.vinrs Is nar S2s BID 234 ked lily az.
ings. % TAR, 20 bid, 24ia asked: K edmond rank
ing a.u In urlnre ompany, 25 par. 81 bid.
rl1", e. i par, 80 bid: vrri"it STATE, % nsr, 81
lid; Merchant, and Mechanics 100 par. II . ask-
I'd; Uld Domiuion, 100 lar, 9Gjs bio, 9e ask:d.
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Tobacco Markets.
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, June ~, 1879.
The breaks Of tobacco las, week were 020 hogs
heads l57 lierces, and SO boxes and The otferings
at auction were GS5 packages, of which 465 we're
sold ut prices ranging from 1915 to$76. The mar
X: has ruled nrm, hut without any Improvement
IN ID ices worthy OF quotation The receipts were
fair. the quality OF The tobacco being generally
good.
The quantity of inspected tobacco in Richm md
on June Is, was 3,75S hogshcacs; uninsp, cted,
l,9l 8 hogshcads; to,nl. 5 677 hogsheads.
The following Is Il comparison Of the prices on
the lst of JuIe, 1874 and 1875 1S74-Lugs,
s3.50@s5 laaf, :5@Sl0. 1S75-Lngs- NO sales;
lcar s7.G2t4dsl6 70.
We continue our qu1tat'ons:
BLACK -LuoS-Vcry common. s6@i7: medium
70 gooG, 81. 5u'd $3.50 /; extra, : 050. Lsdf-
Common. 1914 80 50; medium. VI .50@t12 };
good S13.50MS15: tine. Tl6MS20; hne stem
ming auu wrappers. SIT 500 %.
r RIGHT -Lu0s-Commou, S9@9tl medium IA
coon. Si2. 5O@s20: fine smoking. $22 500, 80
extra smoking, S359s. O. LedJ-Comnon TO me.
dunn, sIOMSl2: good to fine, Il 2.5O@$16; extra
nilerS. 9l7@$2U. WrGppers-Cnmmon. lSM
S25: IN h,um 10 good. .30us4o: hae, S50@SS0
extra SSOGSl
MAHOGANY JEruDpers-CommOn TO medium
S15@$20; good 10 tue, $35@So0; extra S5o@
sG5.
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June 8, 1876

A SOUTHERN Pacific RAILRoAD.-The au'
thoritieS Of The Central Pacific railroad are
quietly but energetlcally pushing forward
What will he Il southern liue through Ar
IONA and New Mexico. Their road eXterd d.
southwark from San Francisco, through the
San Joaquin valley, two hundred and thirty
eight miles to Goshen, and therce the South.
ern Psciiic is completed about hundred
miles turt Der, to Iellachape Pass. At that
point large forces are employed tunnel log,
which will make a continuous route 10 Los
Angeles. 1t is expected that the road will be
completed from Los Angeles 10 Fort Yuma,
on the Colorado, by July 4. 1876, that l.,
seven hundred and thirty miles from san
Francisco. 1t Will then be extended throuA
southern ArizoDa and New Mexico to the
Rio Grande. and 1t will be simple matter 10
connect with roads already projected west
wartllv from Missouri, Louisiana, and Texas.
Baltimore San.
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which meet in the country. The cofered
Bapttsts have quite a respectable meeting
house. The ministers resident are: Rev. Mr.
Campbell and Rev. I. A. Ware, Of the Meth.
odi>t church; Rev. Mr.. Cheese. Of the Pres.
hyserian church; Rev. Dir. McBryde, Of the
Episcopal church (sho, by tb" way. has
been appointed chaplain for the University;
Rev. w. 4. Tyree, OF the Baptist church,
native Of Amherst. WHO, after residing over
twenty years In Halifax. returns to Amherst
under strong endorscmeutsot the Dan River
Association. of that county.
Busiuess-houses One drugstore; five
large stores for general merchandise, four OF
which are new five saloons; three smith.
shops: three carpenter-shopS; the printing.
house Of that en,erprising paper the Am.
herst Enterprise; one university high
school; one pubic free school. with an oc.
casional average OF eighty pupils.
An attempt is now being made to establish
a national bank here with capital of $50.
600. About $4,000 have been subscribed,
and the origlnators Of the project are hope
tul of success.
OF course il Is matter Of surprise to a
! Danvile man that there are no tobacco facto.
ries here, and not even one warehouse for
| the sale Of leaf tobacco.
Che population of this county is about
Is, 600, of which, perhaps, the negroes have
4 small Dsjority.
The total value of the real and personal
estate Of the county is about S2.700,o00. OF
which the farms amount to about Sl.9D0,0OO.
The staple products are about as follows ::
Wheat, $4,000 husrelS; rye, about 2.260
bushels; corn. 161 900 bushels; oats, lis 1000
bushels tobacco, 100000 pounds !; wool.
$50 pounds Irishpotaroes, 10 900 bushels;
sweet potatoes, i, 900 bushels; butter, liz, 900
pounds.
The people OF this county are said to bein
4 very prosperous condition. Their crop OF
tobacco last year was large, and they are now
marketing it at The prevailing high prices
generally at Lynchourg. The crops of wheat
and oats are very promising, and large crop
Of tobacco will be planted, for which the wea-
Their recently has been favorable. Lands are
COW selling for from SIS to $50 per acre
which several years back did not bring more
than IS per acre. Except salt and plaster,
| fertilizers are not generally used. The yield
| Of wheat ranges from ten to one to twenty
FIVE to one; 1 saw several farmers whose
wheat crops last year averaged more than
twenty bushels to one, and such crops are
made on lands which in the eye of "a 'llfaX
man woud be deemed BIT for nothing but
the manufacture Of brick.
The scenery at this place is sublime. Paul
mountain, Mount Pleasant, and Sugar-Loaf
mouatain stand out boldly against the sky.
On the line OF this county and Rockbridge is
the pass of the James through the Blue
Ridge, which for its grandeur would attract
visitors from all quarters if it were only IN
New Hampshire Or New York.
/ did not see while here any of that ia.
NOUS article Of food "Amherst bacon," or
sold hares" dried aud barDecued.
ALPHA.
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I..s;.r from Petersburg.

r.. r... ,,,ud i & al ihe kcj lnoud ptspa'"h.l
plraE>urKG.J June 10 1879.
IT., anarurrn ahnur hnIi-piSl D O'CLOCK
,..'..,. q the >ratf id'ng erected Tor the
...t..,.,. If laiItlu- the threc.story BRICK
......l, -, ~ IT,, uurucr Of ;. camore street
49,. I. uIt,mu.c avenue, shortly 10 be Occu.
.Gr, ,ro Planters aud Mechanics Bank,
hi. al i4pllgul dDNu with It two negro
I,rm,o wrIr crgl"ed ID coIoring the walls.
l.. w.rr "A. ~u.k en- the second story
.a4., twenty irrt arove the pavement and
- 'a. liar both we're together over on
n -. brackets, which proved too frau
:. ~ .,,,rt their calnbIn,d weight. They Tell
'.fo...l Inc llmter. beneath, csrryipg the
il'h> nItA them, and struck The brick walk
"a. vita suco ioice is 10 lnll'ct severe ih-
.'."> upon botb. One OF them. Henly
H">. VA, knocked senseless, and WIS
|.Euu>iy il iured by the fall OF his
m,lLIon square across bis body. Henry
Nrpa, the other, was il lured upon Inc
/ Bad. ard for some moments was scarcely
l.>ri VI, Of what had occurred. Poy slclai
Mere called, rt>toIutyes administered, ARD
/ ,a~ injured men removed TO their homes.
4 TIE umJ,r, brue,,h bt oke the force OF their
Il ana Iroh.tly prevented tata! results.
4 III" final limitations ia the public SCHOOLS
r. Na~ u progress. The plsn is somewhat
2agrut from that pursued in previous
ir-;>--tt" answers Of the pupils III tue
4 -."r school, being given in writing. Inc
a.pt, vii close the latter part OF this
gIa'h.
I'm Carey, colOred man, was THIS a.
'&o1n adudrrd luna'ic after tXalnina-
4 % anlo:r Il cJmni>sion OF magistrates. ano
H. rtuniucd to jail to await the result OF
al H., a'l0n Tor his ADMISSION 10 Ho"afu
n yum.
4 tar annual meeting OF the stockholders OF
n iel.rmy OF Music will be held to'Inor-
II @t.ht. Tue institution has not been
Il ~. one thus tar.
81 IL Prince George County Court to-day
"a =" Bate prs>idiug--the contested cleo
81 case 81 Gillian Us. Lane was tried. Mr.
5 HN Gillian, ST., was the Conservative
3-1h.ltg tor ciel 1 AT the late election, and
al Lane TIE R'pu biican can tidate. Though
b'ilpce 81 tue Conservative ticket Tor
III ''j eli RS vas elected, Mr.. Gllliam
3 defeated By go votes. Tue main ques-
IN III The Irial turusd upon the vote OIL
Ia township. wh'cb being recounted was
- 20 DC a. heretofore reported, anC The
ri ueAlc was awarded by the court TO Dir.
"A 40" iad'cs Of Wesley chapel are preparing
H yen feast, TO be continued all next
81 T., .0r The benefit ol their church.
n RoBIN Hoop.
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The opinion ut the Treasury is. from the
present GU. look, that it will be feasible 10
Substitute silver for The fractional paper cur
rency du.iug The conisog fall
The magnificent subscription OF slo,oQO
bas inst cen matte the crnienLiat fub0 ~
The Singer Manufacturing Com any.- Ptila'
delphia Press.
..MsinllIc Postage s'am2s", IS q heaclng
in the B4I'imore Gazette. Tbe P'iaslapn
under it tells OF Judge keIey's ;aeiai'sc Iefe'
cue Stamps Tor l'quor-oariels, DC.
rbe International Typographical Union
has decided TO bold Its next uunuai session Ut
pnj!adeIphis, copmencipgJu July lst, Several
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New MAIL.PowER.-The Postmaster.Gen-
eral received letter yesterday (June I'M
from tirm in New York oflsrlns TO furnish
machine that would tske news train from
New York 10 Washington 10 three hours,
and through to Cnlcaso in thirteen hours.
rney asked the cooperation OF the Postmas'
ler-Grneral in estab ishiug by using 1t tor
mail train. A reply was sent TO them To-Day
stating that there was no legal means by
which the Department coul1 enter into CON-
petition with priv''e enterprises IN such an
undertaking. it being only empowered 10
contract tor The transportation of the mails.
Netr York Times
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important amendments to the constitution
were adopted. The Greeley Monument
Committee reported that fund Of S5 052
was sufficient to erect suitable monument
within year.
MIR. Francis Galtou has been comparing
schoo.bovs In town and country, and an
nounces that at the age Of fourteen the average
rural pupil Is an inch and a quarter taller md
seven pounds heavier than bis city cousin.
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Weather Rennrf.

WASHINGTON, June 10.-For the Ohio Val.
ley and Tennessee, falling barometer warmer,
partly Cloudy weather, fresh southeast to
northeast winds.
For the Middle and Eastern States, fall
ing barometer, northeast 10 southeast winds,
warmer, clear, and purity cloudy weather.
For theGult and south Atlantic States, sta :
tionary or lower pressure, southerly TO east
erlyswinds, warmer, clear, and partly cloudy
weather.
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washington Items.

WASHINGTON. June TO- Secretary Fish has
gone to New York.
BrIstow and Pierrepopt are the only mem.
bers Of the Cabinet here.
Bristow and Senator Morton are In accord
The new foreign postage.stanps will bear
the face Of General Taylor, copied from the
medal voted him By Congress 10 1872.
The Secretary Of the Treasury and Com.
missioner of Customs had an hour anG 9
half consultation to-day regarding customs
business in frontier ports.
The Secretary Of the Treasury is not salts.
fled with the management Of affiirs at the
lake ports, and Commissioner johnson will
probably retire on the ist Of July.
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"''''"hG"hrr OF The Richmond DisDaucn.l
+. AAhtRsT COURTHOUSE. June 8, 1875.
'''' t""n. The cOuUiy->tat OF what has
'Nhiii Teen called The" Oid Free STATE"
'I' TIE ~ Of Chaftaur, but looks much
te"i>h-in t.c', it looks very neat aud
~. l!l> smother cut 10 Charlotte Court.
] believe AUberst used 10 be called
va ttc Sla'e' hecouse the sporting
'"ris Of L!uchbn;g and lis suburbs
= " IND tAcr freedom amongs, the Am-
mum a!uN Whenever his Honor OF the
NJ Hncuit C0uN vas holding his rs
u L}reaburs.
IL A"hoGl>'s have one house Of wor-
h leg. ri Eiosoy ienans, bit they base
a 'n'Eous'; aud ai.o a splinkiiDg OF
w! tEcs worship Nth churches
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IMPORTANT, IF TRUE.-Tbe S.. Michaels
(TaIb,t county Comet says tha. gentleman
Of ST. Mrcbaei'S, and Il grower OF potatoes,
states that he has discovered by experience
that DIX ashes are either certain death 10 The
bugs or an irfiIllble prevention OF their de-
struc,ion OF potato.yipes. The ashes should
be upieacbed and sprinkled on the vines 10
the early morning. The remedy Is simple,
cheap, safe, and certain, and worthy Of a
trial oy those suffering from the ra'ages OF
this most iuvetetate enemy 10 the potato.
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DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
TUNE II, 1876.
cARDozo, FoURquREAN & co.

cARDozo, FoURQUREAN & co.
are daily receiving large additions Of NEW AND
sEAsoNABLE GOODS to their already extensive
st ,ck, many OF which will be found lower than
seen before-such as
YABD-wIDE FRENCH-FINIsH PERCALEs a,
l2Hc.. never sod before at less than 1896;
CALICOPS 10 pretty patterns at SIC;
VICTORIA LAWNS, SIC per yard;
SIDE-BAND LAWNS and ORGANIZES;
Great bargains in GRENADINfS;
COLORED SILKS, very cheap;
POLONAISs GOODS in endless variety;
PARASOLS, handsome sly les;
A full line of LADIsS' UNDERWEAR;
LINENS,
LINEN sHEFTINGs,
PILLOW LINENS,
NAPKINS,
DOILIES, &C.
Parties In want of goods may with all confidence
buy now, as goods cannot be lower and many may
be higher. je11
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
THURSDAY. June 10, 1875.
Country Produce.
Roots Ginseng, S1.25@s1.40; seneca, w1thou,
Besy.oaz: 2sc. a n.
Buner: Prime 70 choice yellow. 23@27c. fair
to good, l Ia 20r. a: common. 12G15c-
Corn Aenl: $4,000. u susneL
Egos: IN narrrls. lac. "a d'zen; IN crates. 15c.
Rieu-: Virginia country Is uuoIeo ro-ttay rln-
4475@s5: supernne- s5.75@f6: extrn. 90. 50@
'amily Ordinary run, 1925; fsmiiy fancy brands.
'' isarasrs: Prime nve-goose, 45@55c.; common,
ri Slausesd: IL .65@s1.7o q bushel.
Hon: Virginia nmo;Dr, sl.loGsl 20; clover,
Ca Uats: Raled, sl.05@sl.15.
Potatoes: rlsn. 50g65c. a busnei.
Lard Country. los.
~. !: 0Or ~ nnsnei.
ShuckS: 6uG65c.
Bdied S1r1D: 5u96Uc-
tT}1Itosc: 6GD7c. q O..
WOOL: washed. 4OaD45c.: unwashed- 25e30c.
Cement, Lime. Plaster, &c.
Cement: Resendsle, s2@s2.lc = barrel; james
River, ST. 1a@f2.25. 1,,
Lime: AyricuirnrsL. lOc. u 1sshel sirMn ns
asI.4o Rocklsno. 81 s0@tl.o0.
Piaster: Lump, a.. 1905; ground$l o.o0@s1i.
delivered clcined, 81 70.
DRY Goods.
Broom Shettnos and Shtr'tnos; ~ aanen ne
rer &c K Manchester. 7c.: Manchester. De-:
"a james River. &C.; i James River. 7c.; u
James River &C.: a. Gra,iteyille. luc.; Gran
irey,lIe. &c.; "A RocKbridge. szc RocS.
briuge, 7hc "A w. ConesioRa 1Oc:; u.
tonestoga, &c.: D. Conestoea. &C.: 11-4 zen
ner1ii. S5N: IO-4 City, SOC. Cotton-yarns, s1.2o.
Bienched Shirrlays ana Sheetinos: AZ WaE sui
ta. i SIC: A Masonvtlc. l3c;: A Rockd
Ikc.:4-4 Home. 124c.; A. Oneida, 12xc. "A
ayonttaIe, &c. !; A Social, &c.; Al AInoskras;
I0Nc: Whitestone. 9kc.: = BarnsleY. 74c;: H Ss
Dog. 7c.: x y scituate, &C.; 1ethuan DC. re
terborough, 6Ac.; 10-4 Waltham, 35c.; Tvs
3, ,Bropn Drits: Petersburg, &C.; Graniteville,
1g Corsa Jsnns: Pavonis Ca; Ameskeag, J oAc.;
i Dss.ias: Harlem. l2ac. Boston steam Mills
ll0c. o. p,.,,
saoId, &c. |; Spragne. 7}sc.; Manchester. 6s.
Eusfinvlor, &C.: HafniiIUu. &c.: Merrlmack,
Sc. :: MALLORY. &C.: orier,sl. sse.; Pacific
&c.: lArnoto, g.; ainesEeag. samsptta, Vac
Ls1abs,rs. ass,ce. 10: rn2i,sf.. w
Drngs, DJeslptfs, Oiis, DC.
alum. SC. ia 81 8.
IJ..,Hnf 40 ugtlnr,
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France.

PARIS, June 10.-A violent storm passed
over this city yesterday. Much window
glass was broken and thousands Of chimneys
blown over. Many accidents occurred, and
business was entirely suspended in the city.
The storm extended 10 The south of France,
and from the Pyrenes cones report that
house was Frustrated and eleven persons
were killed. The damage in Paris alone is
estimated ut II 600, 900 francs.
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.: nlARINE IsrELLraEsaK. J.


ts5 ARRIVED.
steamer Oid Dominion. Walker. New YORK, rner
sleame, 8 W. Frerman, Plat. Pniiadeinsis.'
merchandise and p,stengers. ". p. Porter agent.
ba sas = Iasd a1a, SGsrd
Aanufscfuf Ing Company. - 80 - -->--s s,
scno ,ner John X: .haw. Coz, New YORK, HIGHT.
Schooo er James u. Gallagher Ramzey. PhiI.det..
Phia. coal II Hawe.. - -
schooner Ice cur!is, Phillips, Baltimore, gralu,
Schooner HOSE McDcviit. Mullen. ph,ladelphis.
light 10 load crsntte, Curtis Il Parker. II :
u loop Alveret,a, James river, lumber. 3. II.
CLEARED.
Bark Mediator tNor.) Jensen. London, &c. 09a
rect oss' 20, s32 slaves, and 1854 treenails, 81.
Steamer Shirley. Trsvers. Baltimore. mcrchan.
disc and passengers, L. h. Tarum, agent.
cbaadse a s9na syyss!eF Sfosd Norfolk er
Schooner Major William n. Tanun, Shoe, PHI.
adelph.a, granite, Curtis & psrker.
schooler |. ": showell. jackson, Baltimore.
granite, Curtis 4 Parker. s. 80 =
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From New YORK June 9Th, schooner Thomas
: From PhiladeIpbia june 5th. schooner Morning
Star, Lynch. -
Havre May ESD. s.V s
Schooner Indial Hunter. Douaheriy, from James
river. arrived NJ Philadelphia Juoe o h,
sehoon.r Casper Heft. He.rn. nom Richmond
for PniIadeinhia. arrived nc Norfolk June 9tu.
Schooner p. A. Saunders Smith, from Rich-
moud, arsivtd II New York Juue Gin: also, the
following schoouerS from virginia:J J.'Merritt,
urls; b. J. RaymoGd, Cranmer: Ad.iza, Love.
land: Wary frances, Matthew's; j.. Is. johnson,
Rose: NJ. a. Tax Tor. Peterson; j. II. kapp, Cole;
James VeldreD. Cavalier. ssats 1@7r-- -ss-g2s.s
schooners Rebecca, sherherd, and John Brad
shaw, Vsa Glider. were osdiGg at New York jane
9th for RI.hn, nd.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The pilot Of brig ucata, at this port from Hay-
ana, repUrts small schooner cap>iZed of James
P0lEt Wing In the track OF vessels bound up or
down The buy he wreck lies well on her broad
side, and her topmasss gone.
by Telegraph.
NEW YORK. June 10.-Arrived: Victoria. Ar
rived out: Frank Maritn, Francis Herbert. n. K.
Clement Pascagoula. TappahanUock, Magenta,
Eva Fl. Fish, Tbornhill, N. b. Gle ment.
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pANyILLE TOBACCO MARKET.

Reported expressly for the Richmond Dispatch.I
JUNE lO-No change in figures worthy Of note
Luoy-VeIy common. $6(g$9: common, 81 va
sl2: MEDIUM. SI2MSl6: gomd. 81 G9S2o.
Fiilers Leaf commons. SlO@Sloi medium
$l5mSlS; coed. 81 S9S25
Sot,kfrs-Common 81 2@l$1S: medium bright
81 S@S25: good 10 fancy. $25gS46
dunn. S35@S4S: good. $4S@$60; extra, $50
@$SU: fancy, se0@@1OO. o.e.o,
Nnto0rny HrHppers C'ommnn. s25@s3d;
medium, $37@s45: good, $45gS60; extra, Soo
@ISSO. ALfhA-
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A Black Fiend-Two Young LADIES
Outraged.

ATLANTA, Ga. June l0.-A negro was ar
rested to-day Tor committing rape upon
Two white girls in De kalb county. They.
are sisters. and their name is johnson; aged
respectiyeIy twenty and twenty three years.
me negro worked upon an adjoining plice,
and came to the house carly in the night
wnen nobody was at home but the two sis.
ters and their little brother, who tried, I'M.
successfully, to kill the negro with axe.
The negro locked the doors, ana threaten
ed The lives of the girls With pistol, CON-
mt.ed the double crime, and TOOK 10 tne
woods. Before morning medlcai assls'a nce
was rendered the girls. Jordan Jones, tue
negro, wa. arrested, and carried back 10 Inc
scene of bis crime for identification.
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EDUCATIONAL

lALD DoMINiON FUsINEsSt.QLI,EgF,
" 40. 1917 MAIN SIRE 7, III HMoNil,p.A.
the ninih an4u. session vii. y gin october q
sa;int,nr.housa Prac.ice, Book-kstIlDs 10 al iis
branches, PenGansldpt pain ana oflamfntasi !,
CoinmerclnI Law, COMMERCIAL Arlthtns tle. Easi.
Entlish, &C For t,aetieu RS address .
lie Ia - GEORGE M, M
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Personal DiHicu,ty.
.ss.-sss!s ? 49,! = - ssar-
Especial telegram to tine Dispatch,

1865 Especial tsIeRfan 10 the Dispatch.J
ALEXANDRIA,, VA, June TO- Yesterday
evening, on the Washington train for this
city, personal difficulty occnrredbetweeu
Colouel Mosby and Mr.. r. P. W. Garrett,
during which the latter was struck, bu. not
much hurt.