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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, June 24.-The Secretary Of
the Treasury has called in five millions of
the fourth series OF bonds dated May l.,
1862. upon which interest ceases on Septenl-
Der Oath.
The Postmaster General has ordered work
to cease on the public buildings ut Chicago
on account of the unfayorabIe report OF the
committee regarding the foundation and ma
terial.
The Attorney. General and Secretary of
the Treasury have returned to this city.
The Indian Bureau does not credit the re.
port that all the Sioux are on the war-path.
They believe that neither Spotted Tail nor
Red Clouds men are engaged in any warlike
demonstration, and feel confdeQt that if any
Sioux are mixed up with the laWless move.
ment that it Is only few roaming raiders
who are not under the control Of those
chiefs, and it could be hardly fair 10 hold the
Sioux, as nation, responsible for any OF the
raids or depredations. committed by those
lawless bands.
The mails for the Navy Department from
the South Atlantic station have not yet ar
rived. though they are hourly expected,
therefore the Department has no official ad.
vices of the existence Of yellow-feVer on
United States vessels ia those waters.
4 private letter received here to-day by an
officer of the navy from brother officer at
Bio, dated May 23d, reports that the yellow.
fever was raging at that place, and. that the
number Of deaths daily was from fifteen to
twenty. During the first half of March 1872
deaths were reported. On the United States
steamer Lancaster there were several cases.
FIeet-Surgeou Denly and Assistant Surgeon
Fossig had died-the former on the 81 OF
April at Bahis, Brazil but the date OF the
death OF the latter is not mentioned. There
had been much sickness aboard of that vessel.
On the Brooklyn several cases Of fever
were reported, and two sailors had died
aboard vessel that arrived at Rio on May
Goth, and was then reported by the surgeon
in good sanitary condition. There were
few cases on the Monongshela, but no deaths
we're reported. When she left Rio several
officers and seamen remained in the hospital
on shore, but all had recovered except AS.
sistant Surgeon Waugh. 1t was expected
he would be able to start for home soon.
Commissioner Eaton, of the Bureau OF
Education, left here to-day for Richmond to
confer with MIR. Rufner, Superintendent oil
Schools for Virginia, on educational matters
connected with the centennial.
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latter from Dauvtlsc.

..,o,,,encc Of the Richmond Dis'atch'i
,...g TOBACCO HAS COME IN And HOW
j. = RrRlNp FUNERAL OF Mr.. "ooRh'
D,>villv. VA. June %. 1919.
~ " Fcrrell. president Of the &c
W. ASSOCIATION. gives me some interesting
Ii''' ahnnt the tobacco trade. The sales
mn .na Isl day Of October, 1874, to the l>t
'I''' ,nrii amounted TO 1.1S6 SSS pounds;
cH mo- III dav Of October, 1873, to the lst
i.." ,nrYl 42l0.31t pounds. Excess 10
%.,rr nl The six mouths from ,he ~ I'd. W
n"nhrr last, 29'6,5II pounds. Inc nisn
,.-;c.. prevailing last winter ano spl,ns
,'-,s the tobacco to be delivered more
:,cly han ">lm'' -, ,,,. wore af- oas
-, Tor April. 1874. 2,o9S.679 pounds;
''' - nyor OF April. 1874, 623.Ia1
..I, The sa}as for MAY las, we're 1916
', ...,,,,d. for MAY l>14 ZIG III pounds
.>.'.> in favor OF May, 1874. a99'2St pounds.
~. .,,r> from Is OF October 1914, 10 ISL
,.mr were 10 PSI G5S pounds; from Isl
y, r-,ahc-. 1873. 10 1t OF June, e'4oo,lo'
.,.!-: excess III favor OF the e'Sat months
ll.,...rurr,n, year. 1.15l 3A6 pounds. lhese
..,.,. develop the tact that WINE Tue
,..... . has come in more lreciv LUIS
...- -,,sn It G,a last year.. the excess
l., .,,nrrf the present year has been uimih-
..r...incr the ii oil April. although prices
,.n u1f,d higher, pei hats, than ttley did
..,;.,,, "a The Isl OF Aprlt-a dlminutlon
a...l, en- only hr accounted for on the.sup-
......,n ,hl. the supply OF tobacco Is beng
',....,yrd. for the demand for money has
49,, rr, les, urgent since the Is. OF Aprll
49,, ..,ys before the l.; Of April, and not
rr.ru, this spring than last spring, The
...-. IA the contrary notwithstanding.
T. ,f.,>Iiu,a,c The crop Of the last year rs
..'..t,, thu, crop Of the year previous, and
49,. .~t,,. ,:u" Dauv'lir The current year as
,..,I lat Of the previous year. then on the
=, -, rs month there we're 10 he marketed
: -.,lHau mounds lr>> than there were on the
i.,.,t,.l Jane. II We estimate the crop o:
I... war At % per cent. OF the crop OF the
.,.,i ~, wear. and the receipts for Danville
) - ,,.r cent, of what they were last year
H., year they were l6.lI0.000 pounds
,4p AN ,h. lst OF this mouth there
r,ugiurd due this market only l,09o,ooo
,.,,~i.. l. nav br, however, that the re-
'.,,r, her. from the lst Of this month may
.>nc,i 4uy estimate that may be made. 1t is
,..y n,rI, that they will be larger than the
,.,ny,,r generally received as 10 the supply
- ~. country would lead one to believe.
The Iuug handed wirehou>emen OF DAnville
a,,. r,a,lHu. after tobacco in new and hith-
tr:t unified quarter.
Tin. BODY of Mr.. Samuel #. Moore was
hr1i.i.t ", from Williamsburg yesterday,
am! wrs buried this evening with donors by
il,. members Of the independent Order OF
Uai.F.ows and OF the Tobacco Association.
r.. r.I, ral services were begun at the
Iun.>tIcrt Methodist church, Rev. Mr..
r., i>or officiating. The opening prayer OF
Nr H!cd,oc Was full Of icrTor and OF the
,radrrr>t sympathy, and his remarks very
j,.rr,>.fy, ALPHA.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

THURSDAY, June "a, 1875.
Country Produce.
Roots: Ginseng, $1.25Qs1.40; seneca, without
'o Rse SU Csc. a u.
Butter: Prime TO choice yellow 2O@22c fair
TO good, SOL &c. common. s4l2c.
Corn heal: $4,000. u busrel.
E0os: In barrels, 2Oc. p dozen; In crates, cog
szs.r: Virginia country Is quoted to-day Fine,
$3.50, family ordinary run, 1925; family fancy
branus. $7.75@SS.
1I SIlzsssd: s1:e5@sl:7o . bqs 6l., o, o,o,.o
Hdv: Virginia timothy. sl.1oGal .25 clover
ca 0u s:' Baled, sl.o5as1.15.
Potatoes: Irish, 50@65c- y bushel.
Lard: Country. 15c.
Rue: 30c. " hnSnel.
Sh,lcks: 60665c-
Bated Szra1D : 5O@60c-
1 Wool: washed. 4oa45c.: unwsshea, 25@soc.
Cement, Lime, Plaster, &c.
Cement: Rosendsle, s2@$2.lo y barrel; james
Lime: Agricultura.. l0c, gsshel Virs,n "a
Gsi.4o Roeklana, sl.sog$l:so: s,o ,oo.,,
as h,Sss e csspss sass
Dry Goods.
Bro,on Sheatnos and Shtrttaos: a. Manehes-
ter, &C.: x Manchester. &c: Y Manchester. &c.:
a. James River, &c.; x James River, 7c.;
James River &C.; Il Recs5ldxe socR
t Hrioge, 7Sc: a W.. Conesloga; ioe;: G.
ConsstSss ssi p: c se co.e s s1as
BLsnclted Shirtings ana Sheatnos: "a waIDslt-
IA, I5xc.: "A Masonyille. l3c;: A Rockdale;
a. Home lS sssia Il ee o?eloa a amossea1
iOhc; Whitestone. 9Hc.;h BarnsleY. &c; Rsa
Dog, 7c.; sctua,e, 7s; Methua a.. &C. Re-
s 3s55os,Hps sl ss e.; 1e-4 "H'nan Soc w.
' sro,on DritIs: Petersburg, &c.; Graniteville.
l0Kc. o,-0, ,ou.
fiI peuims: Hsrlem, 12Nc. Boston Steam Mills,
iq Prints: American. &c.: Aliens. &C.: Rieh-
washington, &C.: Hamilton; e.; O. aer r. ss,
1 ooi Sc: Hnosssag. 6Xc.: Wamsurra, &c:
CaaSortcs: Rice. eye; English, &c
Drugs, Dyes.uffs, Oils, DC.
z zleosc,: oi s2.75 q gallon.
CGneentrated Lye: $3.50 p case OF four Dozen
cSehsneai i: SOC. q D,
| Extract yLogDood: lsc.
indiSo: ii :lOasl.l5.
Ms: Linseed. 7sc. maeaine. e10sl 20;
SPERM S2 20: Whale. o2c.; straits 6oG1oc': LAu
.ador.eod OIL scGsS ar cas,or sS Il ssIIon
VIRGINIA iubncaung, 25GSooc.; Kerosene Ao'ao.
! Sagslion.
Soda: sal, s@34c., in kegs English soda &C.;
American, 6Ec
Snirits Tilrpeatfne: 4S05Oc.
| Foreign FYuIts and Candy
Candy. l4c a b.
| lemons: s7.50@$S so y box.
Oranges: y7@SS q 10Y.
Groceries. nc.
Bacon Shoulders. 1o4@1oHe.: clear rs,si nns
13xIISkc.; ribbed lssNl si 1s a,, nox
| rwnmJ. ISAc: Virginia Iains, i591!c., susaI'
cured, uncsn yase.l. 15hc.; plain hama l5c'; can
Sa seks a'i PAINTED TWO hoops shss.
| no0ps, S2.75. GOO. -, s,r,n g
Sa,al:4 25: four strings, 5ma!l: a4.ouaG*4.fo'
| .rge M 20 0G4 so: five strings, Sa.75enSo. ,,,5
va ,soss~ Rio-Common. 2Uk6G21c. tai, 3lHa
22s. yooo. to prime 22aa25ac.; LaSu nay "a
V..,,naiss suamauune candles. 17kGl Sc; = set,
hafooxes l4s sa ss Northern Sar and
uss,e.,, nr1u,. curuug, l2c.; common, Q GluS;
English DAIRY, lSa2tc.; Pinsspple soe; :,
Lnrd Prime. .a-rsls ana petcss. Losssao'7c''t u
1a2ssssss; .Ysat:iea syrun-,D'sshsad':: 28:r
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Prussia.

Prussia.
BERLIN, June 24.-The case of Count Won
Arnim was decided by the kammergericht
to-day. He was convicted of obs!ruetlng the
foreign policy of the Empire while Emoassa-
dor to France by retaining State papers, OF
the character of public deeds, entrusted to
him while In Office, after leaving the same.
He was sentenced to nine months lmprlsoh-
ment, including one month that mas aireauy
synired The court declared that there was
no oround for the charge of embezz!ement
or offence against public order.
England.
IorpoS, June 24.-lt is reported that the
MarGuis OF Lorne sud his wife, the Prlhcess
Loui.e. intend making tour of the pnileo
States at an early date.
France.
PARIS, June a4,-Tae river Gar'nns con-
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NaSfar Of Arts.

Especial telegram to the DiSpatch.l
ASHLAND, Va, Juse A.-The exercises oil
the NOR ming were concluded by the confer
ring of the degree of Master of Arts upon )
w. Redd, of Prince Edward county, Va, the
only full graduate of the college this session.
A pleasant feature OF the afternoon was
A SOCIAL REUNION
of the old and new members OF the Franklin
Society. At night the inal celebration OF
this society was held in the college chapel.
The honorary President, Dir. w. Gordon
McCabe, of Petersburg, delivered before the
society an address "on Culture" Of this
thoughtful and scholarly essay shall give
no SYNOPSIS. For SO finished production,
like q work of art, must be seen 10 its in-
tegrity to be appreciated 10 its beauty. Such
elegant dietatlon, such close analysis, sncn
vigorous thought, one seldom bears ID
composition Of this kind.
OTHER HoNoRs.
Mr.. w. Fl. Page, of North Carolina, VINO
this morning carried OF the Greek prize,
this evening received from the society Tue
best debater'S medal, well merlted hon0F.
The representatives of the Society were ".
J. SebreII, of Virgioia, What higher praise
than this: He dld bis duty" X. A. Raney:
of Virginia, i" Triumphs Of Arta Science"
Several years since Captain Richard lrey
offered that society which should secure the
largest donations to the fund for erecting
na!l 500 worth of books. This award was
made. and the books We're presented to The
Franklin Socicty this evening.
There is music on the lawn. and lingering
couples along the linden walks; but the
Is over.
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liz. Jous DovE.-Tnis venerable Virginia
gentleman arrived in the city yesterday at
irrnoon. No man is better Known or more
beloved by the Masonic fraternity than Or.
Dove. His name is With them household
word and is held by them in the greatest
reverence. Ii is said tina: he is the only MEM
Der of that ancient aud renowned Order
Hlo has held for so long time the Office
which be now occupies as the grand secre-
iary Of the Grand Lodge Of Virginia. DE
has seen the SHOWS and storms Of eighty
three winters, and yet his health is fine and
b, stately form erect He is the oldest lv-
~ inhabitant OF the city Of Richmond.
uu!j venerable man is he, and may he long
he spared TO his people aud the Order OF
which he is such brilliant light.-Lynch'
""g Republican,.
Frrhaps the Rrpublican meant to say that
Dr. Dove has resided in Richmond longer
than any other man. There are older men
Ii he city.
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HENRY T. MILLER,
CITY ORDINANCES.

AN ORDINANCE TO PREV T
n CRUkLlY TO ANNALS USED FORFOoD
Approved Juue / 6, 1926 IL. Be Il ordained 6y
lie Council ofthe city eJ Richmond, thai no eattie
shall be killed In this city for human 1000 Wnie In
an over. healed. feyerIsh. or diseased condtlon;
Q. No cattle shall be kept In any place ID mnicn
the water ventilation, and foof are nOs sumcleul
and wholesome for the preservation OF their health
na No cattle shall be brought to this city. or kept
or carried hsreio while bound or Tea oy inc sgs
or hound down by their necks. but shall be alonsa
TO stand while remaining la or being cirr,ea ID,
s word cattle In this ordinance shah BE-
construed 10 include all animals OF which any part
IL nsed for food, except birds, fowl, and hsh
Every violation OF sections one, TWO, or tnses
of this ordinance shall oe punishable oy nnSgs
not less Than flYe nor more than twenty dollars and
the n Fiction OF such cruelty as IS hereby
ed shaI in case OF each several animal, consseuts
9. The police OF the city and the clerks Oh tns
several markets therein shall be specially chaIRSu
With the execution and enforcement OF tnis orol.
pgnce. 5000 S.o,, t,s ,as.
sage. e n uoxytpD
,a55tSs City Clerk. 4
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Attempted Murder and Suicide,

New YORK, June 24.---An unknown man.
about forty years Of age, brown hair, and
having three fingers missing from his right
band, hired boat at the Battery. and &C.
companied by woman, who gave her name
as Sophie SchedIer, aged twenty.fo
roWed TO the middle of the river osten.
sibly with the purpose of visiting some
islands. When more than half way
across the man took a revolver from
bis pocket and fired three times at the wo-
man. The balls entering the leg, abdomen.
and arm. He then shot himself in the breast
and died Immediately.
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Well informed parties In Nebraska think
the Cheyenne and Arrapahoe Indians will
cause great trouble this summer. Some of
these indians have already been seen on the
war-path.
Lady Franklin is hopelessly Ill in London,
and has hidden farewell to the commander
Of the Pandora, who is about to sail in search
of relics of Sir John Franklin's Polar expe-
ditioD.
The college at the village of st. Theresa,
near Q1ebec, Canada, together with about
fifteen adjoining houses, was burned at noon
yesterday.
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, June "a, 1875.
The Richmond tobacco market was comparatively
dull during the past week. The prices for tobacco
ranged from ~ to $53 We continue our quota
tons:
BLACK-LugS-Verv common. a6.50@f7.50:
medium 10 good, 5000; extra, S9.500Sl1.
Leaf-CommSn. 70 5UM$lO: medium, s12@r13:
good. Sl4@S16; fine, *16.50@$20; fne STEM
ming and wrappers. S1SQl:23.
10 poou. 81 g 5o@S20: fine smoking. S22 5O@ 80;
extra smoking. $359Si0. LeGCaCommnn u me-
dunn, al0@S12: good 70 fine, RI 2.5O@Sl6; extra
nllers *l7MS2U. Vrdppers-CommOn. $3.50
s25: medium to good. s309$4o; tne, $5O@Ss0 !;
extra, eS0@S105.
sI5@s2O; good TO fne, $35@$50; extra, 1900
res.
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Case Of william VI. Tweed-Tilton VI.
Beecher.
New YORK, June 24.-Judge Donahue to-
day issued an order, returnable on Monday.
for reducing Tweed's tbree.million bail.
bond. His counsel claim that the bail is eX-
cessive and unconstitutional.
The court has decided not to reopen the
Beecher case for new evidence. Judge Neil
SOD, after instruc;ing the jury upon the ma.
ture of evidence, concluded with long re-
sumo of the evidence, and the jury retired.
The Very Latest.-Up to this hour (nid-
uighD not word has been received from
the iury
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tierces, 2sc.: barrels. Soc: genuine golden
syrnp: goo Soc. y gallon !: gnna and Mnscoyatlo
50@61s.; Porto Rico, 5O@S6c.; New Orleans
1tcs: Carolina. sk@sse.: Ransoon. &c.
@s7.5O: North Carolina gross s5 rs; Eastern mos.
haif-fsrrel. Maekerel-So. ! Bay, sisaf7: No. q
1925; no. /. IN KITS, $3.50; No. q, In kits, S8
No. $3.50. Mess shad. In kits. Is.
SAY Liverpool. IN round lots. from wharf,
alum, In round lots from wharf, SI.1O@41.l5:
nom store. sL2G@si.25 q sack i.
sugar: Crushed, he; powdered. Ike; Gan.
IGHe.: yellow. 1dsc. cur LOAF. i2afe.: Poric
i:lco. sk9sxe.; Demersra- 10a@1 0ssc. : New Or
seap: Common. 5lsc.: best washing, lit
llkc. toilet, 15@2oc., and fancy prices; coun-
Teas: Black, s5e@s1:-she last prime arti.
Gle: imperial. S1.10NS1 80 !; gunpowder, Csc. q
s1.45 Tor strictly choice.
Hides. Leather, &c.
Hides: Green. 56l5c.: dry sailed. 12@14c.; dry
aint, 1a@l6c; wet sslsed, s9loc.; wet saited calf
skins, 81 .250ps1 go.
neoes
finish. 23025c - foot; kip, 60c.6$1 a D.: mar
ness. country. 25O30c. city finish. 3S@43c q
n; ealfskins, French, el.25@s225 x b.; rough
Iron. Steel, Nails, &c.
Sc. U D.: English and American sheet. 4Aa64c.:
den's horseshoe. 1875 ss6.so ii ioo D IS: Bur BUR-
ssp' 9 4ssSsss; nss.
Shoe s6.50G85. IS
Mats: Old domination, $3.50 for standard-that
Is. rrB penny: other sizes extra.
Plough Cdsting8: Wholesale, sc; retail, &c.
Liquors, Wines, sc.
Ale: Scotch, best brands, pints, $29s2.l5 p
R 5. watsseus: Market unsettled. Proof
Rye Hhiskeys: Medium, 81 .5ODs2; pure old,
$2dS4: Virginia Mountain. new. $20S2.5O; Old.
S2.50Hl$3. 81 and UPWARDS.
B.Gad.es; Domestic: s1.2s@s2; truit, sl.s5ea
$3.50; apple. new. $2@s2 SO: ueach: IS.
Rum: New EnRlanc, @i.65@sl.s5; Jamaica
and Santa Cruz, $4@S6.
Powder, Shot. Etc.
Fuse: Toys mining. so, SOC. GIS1.2 rs a 100 feet
Popder: 1915 by the five kegs-less than i've
kegs, IS: blasting. e3.5uaD*4
Shot: Northern. s2.40@$2 SO u bag Of IS rs.
Griadstenes: laHQ2xc. p n.
Lumber. slaves. Etc!
Lumber White oak: *11@l4.5o @ ZOO: West
*35@S75 u 900. Yellow nine boards. S10@sl4 /;
toist. S12@S1S, according to lengths. shingles
Pine, -. 5O@!*5: cypress six.tnch, 375OH$!3.50
y 1000. Laths-Split, $3.50; sawed, $3.50 y
IStares.- whlskey- barrel timber, green. $4,000
= 9oG x oSS FS4
poles, s7@SS; hogshead hoops, no demand; hick-
aqgs-Mixed cotton, shc.: white, 4@oc.; wool.
MiiI-Feed.
Snfpstu6: 55c. a hsshel.
Bro,onstur: 30Q35c. u busne
Shorts: 25G30c. u bushel.
Wheat Bran 20@25c: q bnshel.
Cora Brua: 1Sl20c. sR busheL
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The Eartbauake In New Grenada.

NEW YORK, June A.-The steamship
Andus, ut this port from Maricabo, reports
that the earthquake which destroyed the
town of Cucuta, iD New Grenada, was more
destructive than hitherto reported. Cucuta
aud all the surrounding villages within IA.
dius of twenty miles were completely de-
stroyed. In addition to the loss Of life and
property, bands of robbers organized and
went through the ruins, plundering and
numbering Unfortunately. They attacked
the coffee warehouses at Los Cochas, but
we're driven off,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
steamers and Barges LsbeIIcd.

. IsPecIaI ttIegfhf 20 the UIsDatcf.I
NORFOLK, VA, June 24.-The Pioneer
Steam Transportation Company bankrupted
here to-day, and all the steamers and barges
were libelled BY tine creditors. The line Is
plyed between Norfolk and Newberne and
the Roanoke region OF North Carolina. The
company is said to be much embarrassed.
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prANos. ORGANS, DC.
81 ~
.H
.IANO FORFES.

'iANo foh lo.
30. Ia splendid instrument, OF superb zone,
seven Octaves, In rosewood case, carved legs
made by thckering & Sons.
No 2 Another superior iustrument OF similar
finish, made by Bloomfield Il Ous Ihese IN
Strnm4nls are fast winning their way INTO IA
vor by thtir brilliant tone. faithful ~ofSman-
shfp, and very moderate price.
No. 3.-A capital instrument made by Ahaoe q
Co, the we'll Gown Baltimore makers:
No. 4.-An English upright cottage Piano, OF sweet
lone. handsome case, occupying but small
No. 5MA very superior instrument made by me
old firm or Dupfian Sons; mas Deen usea
and well kent byI an accomplished performs q:
his isone Of he best second' naId pianos VIC
M. Ga good scco. Abs,a Piano made BY Hallett,
Davis e Go. n ahla ,,akers: but little US, q.
A Eumler OF nlheI 2Iinsfrun, entS on hand, which
.nust he sold soon N LIE room FOR others.
e. "a NOnHOUSE II PARHAa.
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Fire I'm Connecticut.

Providence, r. l., June ga large
woollen mll and the buildings contiguous
at Mystic Bridge, in Connecticut, were
burned to-day.
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PosTAL.--Laiayette Updike is appointed
postmaster at RrowntowD, Warren county,
Va. Tce James w. Boyd resigned. George
~: NJ. Gehee is appointed postmaster ut
" ooitoik, Orange county, Va. Uice j. w.
" ooolk, resigned. A. c. Hornaker Is APP
"Iuttd postmaster at Creswell, Russell
~unly, Va, utce John w. Hornaker, re-
'guci
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DASyILLE TOBACCO MARKET.

Reported expressly for the Richmond Dispatch.l
lime 24,-Prces higher than on June 18th; not
so high as on June 10Th. Receipts light.
Lugs.-very common, 5000: common, 500
Si2: medium, 81 2tGSl5: gold. 81 @$19.
Ffuers.-Leaf-C Common, $9@$l 5; medium, 81
MSl7: gnCd, 81 7@S24
SmOkers.-C 0mmOn. S10@$17: medium bright,
Sl7@S22: good 10 fancy. S22@S3S.
Bright Wrappers Comm on. 325@S3o; me.
dunn. $35@$44: good. $44Gs6O; extra, 500
IIaIoqa,ly HrGppers-"ommnn. s2O@S35:
medium, s35@s42; good, $429s55; extra. s55
MS75 ALPHA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-25

among The graduates at West Point last
yys'k Vas Willard Young, son of Brigham
''.Ig The MoImon chief, who came out
'-ftl III :. class Of torty-bre.
lie Irish pota,o crop Ia Louisiana Is i'm.
: --'r, and large qusntities are being snip
, : u -. Louis. for " hicb handsome prices
= ~..."S G.a.iZ,l,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-25
commencement Exercises at George
town, ID. G., College.

town, ID. C., College.
WASHINGTON, June 24.-The commerce.
ment excl c>es at Georgetown College took
place to-day. The degrees were conferred
by Archbishop Bailey among which was
the degree of Bachor Of Arts to William
Allen, Jr., of Virginia, who also delivered
the valedlctory address.
The medal 10 the class OF Rhetoric was
awarded to John Carroll Payne. Of Vir-
giuia, aud the First Grammar medal to An.
drew j. shipmau, of Virginia. Mr.. Payne
was also distinguished in English literature
and composition, and Mr.. Shipman honora-
ply mentioned for excellence in English
cOmpOston.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-25

LAND SALE.-Mr. John b. Davis has pur-
Used The larm OF MIR. Beverly Green, Of
~ COUNTY, ADJOINING the Fish Haul tract,
"nianilg about 100 acres, aud will put it
a thorough state OF cultivation Vest
NM Mn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-25
Arrested for Stealing a Sewing. Ma
chine, DC.

chine, DC.
Especial telegram to The DIspatch.1
HINTON, W. Va, jane PA young man
by the name of Forest was arrested here to-
day charged with stealing a sewiDg.machine,
and will be conducted to Staunton, where
the crime was committed.
Near here to-day young man was struck
on the head with a rock thrown by man
with whom he was working, causing fatal
Injuries.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AMI FLOUO EACf1ANGE.
RICHMOND, June "a, 1875.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT While. 100 bushels. Red. 1873 bushels.
CORN White 354 bushels. -Hired, 22 bushels.
OATs.-554 bushels.
BLACK PEAS.-SO bushels.
MEAL-3S bushels.
SALES.
CORN White: 136 bushels good at Sc: 90 BUSH
els al S7c.-tolal, 1856 bushels. Hiretl, 22 bushes
at SEC.
UATs.-96 bushels very good at 74c.; 20 bushels
ut 73c-toiat. ia bushels.
MEAL.-3S bushels bolted a soc.
RF-EXHIBITED.
OATS.-190 bushels.
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Weather Report.

WASHINGTON, June 24.--For the Middle
and Eastern States, falling barometer, sta
tionary temperature, southwest winds, clear
and partly cloudy weather. followed by &C.
casional rain west of the Aleghanies.