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Baru>s General Association of West
Virginia.
F.: ;i.c i)i>Htch ]


AIpEHSO<. W. VA. June 10, 1870.
IE eleventh annual session of the Baptist
G,Glh Association 81 West Virginia con-
'vD.d here to-day at 1880 A. NJ. in the
e ,~ntrrr H,pl>t church.
L. .A.rtlug vas called to order by Rev.
j. y. 4 rt,r, first yicr- president, Hon. Dan.
j ,a",r'3. president. being absent. Alter the
sl-u- ri Jesus. Lover OF my Soul" and
Il, :.ttIE- ~ the SiXrieih chapter OF Isaiah,
l'F Il. Etcr.on ed in prayer.
i \. j. ". Ciiler then made Il tive min
", speech. referring TO the fact that We
VIE Mr.tIng with one OF the oldest churches
"r.' t., ne AIrcuany mountains; and in
!"rouG'ia- he trials Of those who first UNI
!Ur III The baptist fig here their lives being
exposed hot only 10 wild beasts, but to men
Nolr fierce than the beasts themSelyes-he
>.HIrI the hearts OF the entire aSsembla9e.
Ills NilU>i0n 10 The important matters CON-
!u- h"'or" III" body-among which the most
1 !Apn! n vas the centennial move for the
cudowmrut OF Goals mouth Hlgh.School-
wn> a..o stated in u thrilling manner. He
Cntrd upon the brethren 10 stand united and
push this matter TO success.
he delegates being then enrol ed the body
Worrr1ed to a permanent organization.
E-y. ". 7. Walker was chosen president,
3wlth }. W. Carter, NJ. Bib, K. W. Davis,
a"d NJ. Ellerson rs presidents; -. -.
Johnson. OF PukarSburg. treasurer, and
XIV. j. Il. Bristo", of Wheeling. secretary.
he annual eimon was postponed until
friday morning ut IL A. NJ. Afier the ap-
1 i"'atneu' OF Com nittee on Religious tx
Uc!>,>, ssitin. brethren were called for and
hy'. \. Eubauk and Edward Lewis IA con-
'rncd J,w) of Virginia. reported and were
I'ri'"d. Rev. Abraham j Davis "a converted
d." !. OF L-"lsburg. Pa, also reported;
a'.'r Which The Association took recess.
~ tar afternoon, the Association again
ca." 20 order, and after pray er the report on
TEMPERANCE was called tor; and as The com
iAiice claimed time the sSioa was spent In
z~srti,areous business. The new Board Tor
>a'r work vas appointed. Time and place
nor Lev annual meetiug Cosls mouth. Kama
I "a' county, West Virginia, on Thursday
"'o'c the second Sabbath in June, 1876.
1 S-a4ln" Committees on Foreign Missions,
'micrance, and Education were also APP
) i9in'cd.
Ihr sunday School Board by resolution
w. abolished, and standing committee ap-
Pgnttd 10 take It's place.
Weather delightful and all things favora-
4t!t
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND srocK EXCHANGE.
SALES IS sbares Old Dominion Insurance Con

SALES IS abares Old Dominion Insurance Com
pauy's stock aoId at 97IS
Gotd--Amerlcau gold. 116H BID.
State Observation-Disclosures consos, 6SS bid, 5S5
asked: Virginia eonsofs. new. 45A bid, 474 asked
Virginia Interest certificates, i bid. 20 asked
Virginia ts1-rtcrivabie coupons, 81 bid; Eorlf
Carolina. old, 20 bid.
Lity Securaiss.-RIchmond city S's, LOO bid
RicLmond city 6's, IS tuldI bid, S6E asked.
Raitrodd Bonds.-Yirainiat Central Railroad fir:
mortgage 6's. D.. aid D., "a lid; Virginia rentra
kailrr ad third mortgage IS. j. ana J.. 62h bid
Yirginia aud Tennessee Rairoad third mortgage
SIS, j. and j., Tx bid: southside Railroad mrs
mortgage nreferred s's. ). aud j.. 81 bid; Peters
burg rsi!road first nOrgsge.S's, ). and j.. SO bid
OK asked: Richmond ann Danyile Railroad COLI
sodated 6s. NJ. and ~, Il bid, TN asked; Rich
mond: York River ana Chesapeake Railroad Ss
81 asked. "a 81 5a1}s1't i.@
Canal Bonds.-Jamps River and Kanawha Cana
hrsI mortgage, 8's. n. and ~. IS bid.
Bank SockS.-First ional, 90 par, 1204 bid
Mel chants National, 90 par, j co bid; state BanL
OF Virginia. 100 mar, 97S bid; merchants anc
Planters savings, 25 par 224 bid, % ked; City
taviugs, 20 paf. 224 bio, 244 asked. Z.
Insurance OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fire and Ma
rine, Is par, 35a bid, 3eh asked; Virainis state
rs pur, 26 lid /; City, 100 par. SAX bid, Ss asked
Did dominion, 90 par, OH bid.
Iiscetidne0us.-.ild DOMINION steamship Com
pany, 90 par, S2k asked.
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Hauupdeu sidney College.
tR,port.d for the Dispatcb.I
~ puysECAI SCtES,

DISTINCTIONS IN PHYSICAL SCIENCE.
>''''or ClosS, December}.-G. w. Dawes.
'ncbburg; +. j. Davis, Mineral county,
A Va.
J~n'or Class, (Decemberl e. c. Ed.
-Hncs. HALIFAX, Va w, G. Hagan, Chris.
ss!.n-burs. Va; T. z. Hoy, Camden, 5. Z.
y. G. Hcfndon, Frankfort. KY; T. Il.
a"2" Hamad"n Siduty College; II. w.
'ah. Pu'a'ki, Va; r.. ]. Thornton, Hamp-
@H sidney Cttegt.
.~rtor Lloss. Mav.-E. J. Davis, Mineral
'&an'y. W. Va; +. N. Dickson, Miiiers-
.r2, ky.
J,'"'>' Class, lJunej.-W. c. Campbell,
~ keey county, w. W.; w. Il. Cave, Eau
.gHer, Va; WIliam Ch;op, FauquieT, w.;
u I. HIsau. Christians burg, Va; +. IL.
..',Sr, Hampton SidoeY College; +. 1.
'''i"lon, iisup!en Sidney College.
DISTINCTIONS IN LATIN.
'""iIr .Hdss. W. L Cave, Faululer
''l, VI; Wiliism Cainn. FauqVler
a.. ~; + & Eauurds. Halifax t0ua-
u S''i VIC. Hagan, Co,issiansbnrg, Va:
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The USE OF LIcoRIcg ON TOBACCO Ed
Ton Lynchburg Virginian In MIR. statham's
reply through the Lyncnburg Nescs to an in-
qury made by Danyille correspondent as
to who was the first person to Use Iicorice
on tobacco In this place, conceding at the
same time that the use of it in that way had
its origin in this city, he states, doubtless
from the best information he had. that The
late Mr.. Jesse Hare was the first manufac-
lurer Of tobacco who used it. But opine
from statements made to me by Thom,s IL.
AlIen-noW one OF the oldest, If not the
oldest, manufacturers in the city, who
worked Us band and afterwards was msu-
ager IN tobacco factory for the late Captain
Pleasant Labby, who, be states, commenced
the mat utaciure of tobacco 10 this place seve.
raj years anterior to Mr.. Hare's engaging in
the bus,ness-that Captain Labby was the
first one who Introduced the use Of llcorlce
on tobacco, and that it was prior to lS27.th
earliest date claimed as its having been used
BY Mr.. Hare. But the quantity USE d at that
time chg SO small ION account, perhaps, OF
the eXpcnsiveness, and doubling its bepehts)
Captain Lahby abandoned the use OF il, and
le.l it to others to solve the problem, W ben it
was caught up by Mr.. Hare, who used the
article mo.e freely, and success followed the
experiment and formed The basis Of large
fortune, of which he died possessed. SO, to
Captain Labby we must accord the credit al
east of originality in suggesting the use OF
.icorice GU tobacco, and to Mr.. Hare that OF
developing the usefulness of what might IN
all probability have been lefG dormant for
years. 1oBACCoSlsT.
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The Fifth Annual Convention OF the
Catholic Benevolent Union.

SECOND DAYS PhOCEE D&NGS.
MARr1ssBuRG, w. VA. June 10, 1875.
To The Editors Of the Evening Journal:
In accordance With q resolution adopted
at the last Convention, held at Norfolk, the
delegates (previous to assemblpg) attended
re QUEEN mass for all those members OF the
Catholic Benevolent Union who have died
| during the past year.
| The Convention was called 10 order by
President kilgour. Prayer by the Rev.
| Father Jaussens, OF Richmond.
| On motion OF Mr.. Cox az invitation was
extended to the st. Peters Catholic Total
Abstinence Society and McGill Lyceum (oi
Richmord) and Catholic Hibernian Society
| Of Staunton 10 connect themselves Win the
Union. Adopted.
| Rv MIR. Reilly: A resolution recommend
ing the Independent Catholic Beneficial
| Union Journal as the official organ OF The
| Uniou. Adopted.
By Father JaDssens: That the Church his
tory OF Portsmouth. Martinsburg, and
Lynchburg be embodied 10 the proceedings
of the Convention. Adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Kelley the Convention
went into committee Of the whole TO con-
slider the expedieDcy of biennial sessions.
After the usual form the committee reported
fayorably. and resolution to that effect was
adopted by the Convention.
By Father Jlnsseos; That the assessment
for The ensuing year be fifteen cents men,
Der. Adopted.
A recess was then taken.
After recess the Auditing Committee re-
ported having examined The books and
found them 10 be correct. The committee
recommended that the assessment be twenty
cents, and offered resolution providing for
the reduction OF the seeretaTy's salary from
$50 10 $40. az bis own request.
i4ynchburg was selected as the place for
the next meeting of the Uaion in 1871.
The following officers were elected for ihetj
epsuing term: President. Colonel h,lgour,
Of Alsxandrlai Yise,Prssiasnt, AlchAtesl
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE IL, 1875.

ARRIVED SATURDAY.
Steamer Isaac Bell Lawrence, New York. mer-
chandse and passengers, on dominion Steamship
BARK = iIy (Ger). Buchanan: Kew York, in bal
last. 10 load -four Tor South America Haxall, Cren
Scuooner Milton, Richardson, Norfolk, light, to
load for baltimore. Curris Parker.
Schooner Ann Twiblll, Mullen, Philadelphia,
e? soo o. sophie cheeves, James river grain.
SAILED SATURDAY.
Steamer Weslover, Skinner, baltimore mer-
chanuIse and messengers. l.. 4 Ta,um. agent
Steamer John sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, ner-
chandise and passengers. l.. Il. IaiuiD. agent
Schooner Josarb j. pharo, Soper, Boston, camel
schoonrr S. Tyler, Matthews, Stamford. Conn.,.
bark Goodman & Myers-vetsel. Curtis & Parker.
schooner Alice Curtis, Philips, Norfolk, coal,
Schooner Rose s McDevitt, Mullen, Philadelphia,
granite. curtis 81 Parker.
sloop RoXaDna, james river. &C dar logs.
ARRIVED SUNDAY.
Steamer Shirley, Travers. Baltimore. mcrchan-
disc and passengers, L. Is. Iatum, agent.
SAILED SUNDAY.
Steamer Isaac Sell, Lawrence, New York, MGR
cha disc and passengers, Old Dominion Steamship
Company.
ARRIVED AT CITY POINT SATURDAY.
Schooner f. While, Abbott. New York. light, to
load Tor Stamford, Conn, Curtis 4 Parker.
ARRIVED AT oSDoRSE's SATURDAY.
Schooner j. B. Vanders en-, Corson, New York,
light, 10 load for New DIRK, Curtis Il Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Liverpool May 7th, bark Tarpeian (Bri-
From Boston June h, brig Cacique (BrazilIan),
From New York May 3l<t, schooner Annie W.
From Boston June Sd, Schooner George h.
From kocsland June 4th, schooner D. Il. In
From Philadelphia June 5,h, schooner Morning
From Philadelphia June 5th, schooner John Nc
From New York June 9Th, schooner francis
French. Thr0ckmorton - r
From Boston ria kennebec, June 7lh, schooner
From New York June 9Th, schooner Thomas
: From New York June =, schooner o. 2. Binns,
Steelman.
From New York June :, schooner j. 2. Kelsey
sleelman.
From New York June -, schooner Adoie schlae-
From New York June =, schooner John Brad
From New York June -, schooner Rebecca shep-
From New York June -, schooner Dick VII
From New York June -, schooner b. c. A.
From Boston June -, schooner Kate Miller, Van
From Philadelphia June =, schooner Mary E.
Simmons. Candy.
From Norfolk June -, schooner Canary, Brown.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner j. B. A nde rson, Tunnel, from hlcn-
mond, arrived at Philaoelphis June loth. d.,
'Schoonec John u. Henry. Donnally. from hlch-
mos d arrived At i'adelpha JuI !th.
The Steamer Lady of the axe, whicn was Oufne9
az norf TX some months siuce has been rebuilt. and
viii arrive at WsshinRton from wilmington, DEL,
on the goth instant.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK. June ~ Arrived: Colon, G. r.
ErYnch Arrived out: Bothn'a. Norsk, Feritas,
Ottawa Ulrfca. Forest Queen. Berlin.
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RICHMOND AND ETEasBURGi t
RAILROAD COMPANY. s
JUNE |. 1875 trains

RICHMOND AND ETEasBCRGi
RAILROAD COMPANY. :
COMMENCING JUNE 1. 1875 trains
~ on this road will run follows:
LKAvE RICHHOSp SOUTH.
5:10 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily Except Sun.
day.. connecting for al points South
and Vest. SlPepIng.car attached.
7:45 A. NJ, FREIGHT TRAIN daily texcept Sum.
day), WITH couch attached, Tor Peters
burg and stations on the Southside
road. JynchDurg, ana the West.
1:45 p. NJ. THROUGH NAIL daily, connecting
for all points South and West Pas
senger5 taking this train viii make
close connection at Petersburg for
Norfolk.
600 P. NJ, FkGIG at daily Except sunday,'
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
73O A. NJ. FRkIGHr TRAIN daily Except
Sunuay) with coach attached.
1O:40 4. Nj, THROUGH MAIL DAILY, connecting
With Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all points hast
aud Wesl.
500 P. H.. FaEIGHr daily Except sundsyL
coach attached.
1852, ~, THROUGH VAIL daily fexce pit Suns
day), connecting with Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
for ul points East and West. Pullman
Sleeper attached. ruDnint through 20
Baltimore. Also making close cons
neetiou with The Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad for the Virginia springs and
points North and West.
The.MAIL TRAINS will not STOP between Rich
nonJ and Petersburg except az Chester.
Trains on the Glover Hill railroad will leave
Glover Hin pits I $50 A. ~: aUd return ing. VIII
leave Chester ut $40 r. u. daily except sundays
ALL TRAINS ieAylng PetersDnrg VII, starl trOIo
nv 20 A. SHAW. auner,n,endsr+.
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A volume of "A Pastors Recollections.
by the Rev. T. &. Da>hiell, rector Of st. Marks
church, Richmond, Va, contains several ably
and earnestiy-written sketches Of incidents
that have occurred in the experience ola faith.
full pastor. They arc records OF indvIduiI
histories, some lighted with humor, more
tiuged With sadness and the mournful pathos
of sip. That they are sketches from the life
d yes dot admit OF doubt, and they afford
Gimp: into that part Of the Christian pastors
labor which is least known to the public, the
confessions made to him, tue poverty, sorrow,
and shame he is called upon 10 comfort by
his sympathy or aid in making enduraole,
the sacl iiceS, the noblens and the devotion
that the world knows not OF, practiced by
men and women in humble life, and many
her distinct phases of human nature and
human condition of which the clergyman by
virtue OF his holy office is made conversant.
1t is an admirably written, interesting, and
Instructive work. and deseryesa wide circula-
tion.-Boston Advertiser.
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j Glenoan. of Norfolk; Treasurer. Thomas
Cox. of Richmond; Secretary, w. A. Walsh,

Glennan. Of Norfolk; Treasurer, Thomas
Cox. of Richmond; Secretary, w. A. Walsh,
Of Norfolk.
Election OF delegates to the National Cor.
rention Of the !. G. Il. U. being next 10 Or
der, the Convention proceeded to ballot with
the following result: Delegate for 1875, MIR.
p. .. Conner, of Portsmouth; alternate,
}. l.. Rrogassa, of Lynchburg; delegate for
1876, J. NJ. Higgins, Of Richmond; alter.
nate, Hugh Latham, Of Alexandria.
The officers for the ensuing year were In.
stalled. After stirring address from Vice.
President Glennan, Of Norfolk, and the &C.
ceptance of an invitation from the Society 0,
MartInsburg to partake of some refresh.
ments, the Convention adjourned to meet 10
Lynchburg The second Monday IN June
1877. ..l5 fs
The delegates from Richmond and Eastern
Virginia will return home this evening vel
pleased with their trip and the successful
performance Of their duties. T. c.
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GREGoRY's ADDRESS AT MARIoN.-Tuesday
morning Mr. Z. 5. Gregory, editor of the
Petersburg Inder.Appeal. delivered the an
nual address to the young ladies. MIR. Gre.
CORY chose for bis subject the "Heroines OF
Home," introducing the words Of Sir Philip
Sidney LAS we'll the soldier dieth who
standeth still as he who makes the braVest
onset" The address was excelIen', eyincing
thought and inteileet.-Adrion Herald.
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LANCASTER CoUNTy.-W. R. Gresham
elected Commonwealth's attorney by 1871
msjority over B. FL. Robinson. For Sheriff:
T. A. Pinckard's majority overS s. g. Eubsnk,
81. For Treasurer: William CbiIton's ma
jority over William Saunders, 351. For
Commissioner of tho Revenue S. P. Gre
slams majority over Bldkar George, 1874.
For Clerk Warner Eubank, reelected with
out opposition. All Conservatives except S.
Z. Gresham. .s.. .t ~
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BALTIMORE.
COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
81. 's.5,. RICHMOND, June IL, 1875.
..... %ss..s 81. OFFERINGS. -E-y
WHEAT White, 80 bushels. Red, 81 bushels.
CoRN.-Whi e. 1.430 bushels. ....,
OATs.-6gZ bushels.
NEAL.-90 bushels
BEASS.-4O bushels. s.-.... .... . -..t.-s--s
SALES. ...-- ....... ....- ST..
CORN White, IL so bushels prime at 55c. 12G
,usfIcf5 on VrlvaIe TermS-t1ra1. 1900 basnels.
EKAL--40 bushels very good bolted at quo.
RF-aXHlBITED.
OATs.-176 bushels.
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A newspaper aad citizen have the right
10 have and 10 utter OF q court us much con-
tempt as they please outside the bar of
courtroom, and for doing so the court has
no right to resent 1t with Judicial power
Petersburg Ne,cs. ..... ....
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GREAT REDUCTION IN RATES
VIA
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD. {.
LOWEST TIRsT-cLAss BATES YET
OFFERED.
TICKETS GOOD FOR FOUR DAYS.
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD COMFY,
I, OFFICE MASTER OF TRANS, May 80, 1875. !
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS,-TRAlN No.

RICHMOND AND DANvnLE RAILROAD COMFY, /,
OFFICE MASTER OF TRANS. May 80, 1875.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINs.-TRAlN No.
Ss E1r NJ ,x.,
psnyiie 81 117P NJ: leaves or; ensboio; al 1855 $50
CHARIOT eats az SIS ?. 3. ~ o' ar''' AZ
TRAIN 70. 2..-NEw .YoRK AND Nxw Or
$3.50 A. NJ. leaves Air-I Inc JUNCTION at $40 A.
NJ: leaves Salisbury at s:34 A. ~; leaves arsens-
io leave 1op anaee 81 sU a leaves bnIe:
Vile al OF P. NJ; arrives &C Richmond At SAT
TRAIN No. 3.-THRoraH MA1L-EHw YORK
leaves Burksyit at Aba +. ~; leaves dundee sf
leaves leaves aisensnoro' al PAS A. NJ leaves salisbury
at 5:27 A. NJ: leaves Air-Line junction al 1865
! A. NJ: arrives al Charlotte NJ sos A. d.
| TRAIN No. 4.-rHEOUGH MAIL, Eastward.
Leaves Charlotte at 9:24 P. ~; leaves ,alisbury
At 1858 p. ~: Leaves Greensbore' a, 8 A. M;
$50 A. NJ. leaves Burkevlile a, 1895 4. NJ;
IT T a Richmond at 2:22 p. NJ. 80.
a. 1926 a PAT az
rives at nurkeviIIe ut 1906 p. ~. leaves Burke ve
TRAIN No e.@BURSkv Vi IlHs Naturalization I
Eastward Leaves Burkeville Al 4:43 A. NJ. ar.
riyes at Rieb9end al s:o6 An: IL, ~
Chesapeake and ohio abroad.
Trains Nos. 3 and 4 copnecf nj Greensboro With
trains to aud from Raleigh and Gnldsboro'.
All through trains connect al Richmond and Dun-
dee w,rh traIn on the Richmond, fredericksburg
and Potion &C railroad, and Washington { ity, Vir.
Rin!a ii idand and Great Southern rni.road, TO and
from Washington, baltimore, Phlladelphia, and
New York.
! rains NOS 8 and 4 connect at Richmond with
the Richmond. York klyer and Chesapeake Rail.
road trains TO and from Baltimore aud eastern
points.
Trains Nos. and2 connect ut Charlotte with
trains on the Atlanta and Rchm md AIRLINE rail-
road 10 ana from GreeDyille, htlauta, montgomery,
Mobile, Pensacola, hew Orleans, and all southwest
| ern poluts .
Trains Nos and 4 connect at Charlotte With
the Cbarott-, Columbia AID Atlanta railroad for
Columbia, augusta, savannah, Tallahassee, and al
southern points. G
| Train No connects ut PurkeVilie with the At
antic, Mississippi and ohio raj rOad from Lynch.
ourg, Chattanooga, and all southwestern p0ints.
Tickets sold TO all southern arn sOutt western
points. and ns0RspP rhecS+d through,
Unbroken gauge from Richmond 10 New Orleans.
Pullman paace-cars through IRON New Orleans
to New York. 7. NJ. r.. hLCU1l.
| Engineer and Superintendent.
| ". r. WEST Master OF Trains. my 90
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THE STATE OF TRADE
10y TELEGRAPHl

ldE STATE Of NAOGs -.
lBY TELEGRAPnl
NEW YORK. .t E. .f.
NEW YORK. June 12.-Flour q shade hrmer'
trade brands dull and heavy. Wheat 2MSc. oetier,
with brisk export demand; s1:2s@si:3i Tor
western; s1.s2@si.s5 for white wtstern; Corn
better, with fuir inquiry; small surpl,; S0@s2c
for steam west-rn mixed: S3@S7c. for sail western
nj ". spot $40 SO@sl So. Lsrd opened firm and
coseu heavy IT l3 j &c. Coffee gu.eI: Moissses
dull Spirits turpentine Gull at 32Hc. Rosln dull;
sl.75@ SO for strained. Freghts qutct.
BALTIMORE. p ~.
BALTIMORE, June Flour dull and UNCHANGED.
Wheat quiet AM steady. Corn frmef; sonthern
Slkc Oats quiet and steady. Rye depressed az
I'll GSl.O5 Provisions quiet snd steady. Lard
Gull; r, fned. SC. Coffee quiet and strong: sugar
firm and unchanged. Whisky nominal at $l.Zo.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. June l2.-Flour unchanged Corn
frm ut 73075c. Provisions dull. PORK. $2u.2o.
Bacon-Shoulders. 92Sc.: clear rib, 12Ic.; clear,
l54@l5.c.; keg, 16c. WhisSey, $l.l5.
CINCINSATI.
CINCINNATI. june 12.-Flour dull and UNCHANGED.
Corn firm mt 72@74c. Pork dull al S195U@
$40. Lard dull steam, 135@l 81; kett e. l4g
l44c. Bacon dull; snoulde.s, 94c.; clear'rio'
1lsc. clear, l2c' Ut 1o,us
ST. LOUIS. June l2.-Flour dull. Corn dull; No.
2 mixed, 67@p6Sc. Pork lower; no cash quota
lions. Bacon quiet; only limited jobbing demand.
ard nominal.
CHICAGO, June l2,-Flour steady Corn nd
vanced and in iair demand No. mixed. 67lic.
reiectcd. 66c. Pork In fair 0cmaud. ana nrm at
$l9.37k. iardiu good demand at *l3 30. Whs-
Key firm al Sl.l7.
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HAVING QUALIFIED AS. THE ADJ ADJ
ceased. sil efs5ns hayirg claims sgsinI te tstate
Ire notified 10 present te SIN, Tor y.
- w te 9. 2awSw eiehnlnd, Ya,E
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PosTAL.-A post.oftice is established at
Fauquier White Sulphur Springs, Fauquier
county, Va, On route 1912, Warrenton to
Jetfersoutown, and Alexander Harris ap-
pointed postmaster. Name and site of Car
tersourg, Pittsylvania county, Va, Is
changed TO Fall Creek Der0t-E. r. Carter
continued as postmaster.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, June Neutrality-suspicious. steady
at o. Exchange firm. Gold steady at 11BS. Gov
ernments dull and steady. States quiet and nomi-
nal.
BANK gSTATEMRNr.-Loans decreased S3.5O0,-
600 speci. increased s125,00o; leguEknders in
creased S2125 900: deposits decreased -$5UO,-
600; reserve INCREASED, 81, 100000. .--.s..
.., BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE. June 12.-Virg1nia 6's, peelers, 45A /;
consOls, 5SH West vIrRfDIa'. ga. North Carolina
6's, old, 20 new. II; SPECIAL tax, 4. Bid today.
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IEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT OF

r IEBIG'S LIQUID EXTRACT OF
BEEF AND TONIC INVIGORATOR,
recommended by the best physicians In England
and america for fever, Indigestion, dyspepsia, loss
OF appetite. dependency, &c.
OPINION OFDR. WILLIAM II. STOKES PHYSICIAN TO
MOUNT HOPE RETREAT, NEAR BALTIMORE:
4 II have great pleasure In adding my
testimony 10 the virtue of LIEBIG'S LIQUID TX
TRACT OF BEEF AND Tonic lNylGORATOR as the
very best preparation used aud therefore confidently
Iut up in pint bottles, ii each. sold by drug
gists and grOcers. Wholesale agent.
X. POWELL DUNN.
7O5 Main street, Richmond, Va.
Also, agent for The BRITIr II EGG AND BUT
TER POWDER, u perfect substitute7or eggs.
NH 0-eod6m
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EfJRNITUKn. UaIi ard see my Walnut suits, full
marble, from $50. 1875, 81 25, 81 10, 500, s95
without marble at f50. nl aatlIul, 10 psces Pep
suits. Harclo,h OF Reps. from $40 10 $50 Poplar
Suits, H. ieres. without marble, with nigh bed
ste.d. from $40 tn S2S. compare with what II
snI1 n, au,,ton TOR more money. THIS "a no NUM-
hug I nave vt least 81 &, 600 worth OF FL mi.
a TAR OF VII distributions which viii sell Tor CASH
or IN weekly or III catslY Instruments: -,
:. - I, n WILLIAM DAFFROE.a
Once and saIass0oma 1A3s Mstn saeeL els