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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

EClSI11oND SloCh EACf1ANOE.
FRIDAY, June 16, 1875.
sALEs.-s1 900 Virginia State tax-rcceivablc
| coupons sold at So.
State observation-disclosures consols, 661 bid. 81
asked; virginia consols. new, 20 bid; Virginia de-
lcrred 81 bid. asked; Virginia interest certificates,
asked; Virginia tax-receivable coupons, Sc bid,
S6k asked.
en- sf1 les s9 e s bird
city s's special tax, go asked; Petersburg city 6s,
So bid; SO asked; Lynchbnrg city s's 103 bid !;
SIS, 1O1 bid Fredericksburg city rs, 70 asked
Manchester IS, s0% bid, 80 asked; Manchester
.Rditroad Bonds..eChesapeake and Ohio Railroad
r3at third mortgage 6's, j. and j., "a BID, IS ask
gage G's, j. and j.. 65 bid, G7s asked; Southside
Railroad SECOND mortgage preferred So, j. and j..
mortgage Ss, j. and d., 100 bid; Richmond and
Petersburg Railroad second mortgage rs A. and o.,
100 asked; Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
and Alexandria Railroad first mortgage 6's, NJ: and
n. SOU bid: Orange and Alexandria Railroad third
s NJ and H. SO bd 81 nskd
and N, 67a bid, 7OA asked; Richmond: York Rive,
and Chesapeake Railroad and Steamboat SIS, u
Canal Bonds.-James River and Kanawha Cam
first mortgage 6's, NJ. and ", 49, bid
Dsr "a ba as ad RiesoI
cent. guaranteed. 100 par, 92k bid; Richln on
aud Danvile Railroad 100 par, bid, 6E asked
National Bank of Virginia. 100 par 105 bid. 0S]
asked; Merchants National, 100 par. 50 1lo 3!
asked; State Bank of Virginia, 100 par. 80 bid
Union Bank Of Richmond, 80 par, 40 BID 49'
asked Richmond Banking and Insurance Com pany
25 par 20 bid, 33 asked.
Insurance C0mpnntes.-Virginia Fire ar d Ma
rinc. 25 par, 371a bid. 3sk asked; Virginia State
25 par. II bid, 80 asked; Virginia Homo, 90 par
90 bid, % asked: Merchants and Mcchani cs, lO(
mr. o3 bid, 90 asked: CITY, 100 par, 81 bid, 8;
asked; Granite Insurance Company, 100 par. 81
asked Commercial Fire Insurance Comp my, 2.
par, 20h bid: Richmond Fire Association 20 par
20 bid, 20 asked.
Miscelldneous. -Jame5 River and ,anawha
Packet. 12k par, bid, L asked: Old ID ominict
Steamship Company, 100 par, 50 asked.
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The Rev. DR.. Hopper Sunday evcnin"
gave To his church and Sunday school Il brief
account OF his recent visit to Richmond,
Va. and the Centennial Exhibition ut Phil
adcl pha. The Doctor evidently was quite
in hove with Richmond and its inhabitants,
lrutliIully representing it rs Il most beauti-
iul and tlourishlng city. "Thc magnoliaS,'
he said, "Wcrc Just beginning to bloom inn
parting Il special charm and fragrance to the
city, cNrrlIcd only by the gentle grace and
manners of the people. a gentleman never
Keeps his scat in The horSc-cars of that city
ii lad, is in need Of one" While in Rich
mund he was the guest OF james Blair Win
~tnn. Esq. who entertained him with true
Virginia courtesy and hospitality. He made
the acquaintance of several OF the leading
rlcrgvrncn of the city--DrS. Biting. War
rem, Hatcher, Eyiand, and others-able,
SCHOLARLY men. and doing noble work III
The cause OF religion. They gave him Il
most fratcrnal welcome. lie also had the
pleasure Of meeting his old friend and col
lc"c claS~nutH Dr. II. A. Tuprcr. the ettl-
ripnt and eloquent secretary oi HE Southern
Board OF Foreign Mio,ion'.-Grid3ep0rt
{foyut1 SfHRiH18.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
FATAL SHOOTING AFFAIR.

FATAL SHOUTING ATTAIN.
LONDON, June 1G.-A Reuter- telegram
from Constantinople says that Wnlle the
ministers were assembled in council recent
" dismissed officer entered with rcVol-
yer and killed the Minister OF War ana
Foreign Affairs and seriously wounded the
Minister OF Marine. The assassin was ar
rested. He is native, and it is supposed
he committed the deed i'll revenge for his
dismissal.
CARPET-FACTORY AND WOOLLEN-WOhhs
BURNED-FEARFUL LOSS OF LlFE-TMEN-
TY-FOUR WOMEN BURNED TO DEATH.
LONDON, June 16.-A fire broke out TO-
day in the carDet-manllfacturlng ana WOOL
lcn-works at Ayr, belonging to James Ienl-
| peton, caused by friction OF the machinery.
| The operatives were at work at the time.
1t is believed all the men except
one made their escape. A number
of women rushed out, saying others
| were inside unable to escape. Soon after
| wards the roof fell in, and twenty-four Wo-
| men were buried in the ruins and persisted.
| One woman who leaped from an upper WIN
dow was so badly injured that she subsc-
quently died. 1t is reported that an over
| seer locked the door OF the room in which
| the females were working, but as he himself
persisted it is impossible to ascertain the
truth OF the report. As the women had
ample time to escape, the catastrophe is
otherwise inexplicable. The works were
entirely destroyed. The loss is estimated at
100000.
NO WAR IN EUROPE.
LONDON, juno 16.-A dispatch from Ber-
lin to the DAILY Ne,oS affirms that the dam
ger of European war Is over for the sum-
mer. Burroughs are freely granted. The
Russian men-of-war are assembling at Sc
bastopol.
UNFOUNDED REPORT.
LONDON, June 16.-Disraeli said in the
House of Commons to-day there was no
foundation for the report that Great Brit
tain would cede the Island OF Heligoland to
Germany.
ELECTION OF NJ. BUFFET.
PARIS, June 16.-M. Buffet has been cleo
ted to the Senate by majority OF three.
ASSASSINATION OF TURKISH MINISTER'S
CONFIRMED.
LONDON, June 16.-The killing OF the
| Turkish ministers has been confirmed.
OFFICIAL ACCOUNT OF THE AssAssINA-
TlONS.
(,oNsTANTINoPLE, June 1G.-The following
ia the official account of the assassination OF
the ministers:
Circassian named Hassan, who left the
military school four years ago with the rank
OF lieutenant, and was appointed 10 cap
taincy in the army of Bagdad, for certain
reasons was retained at Constantinopie,
where he was variously employed.
When Hassan recently received an up
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The BOARD Of Trustees OF the Point Look
ont Cemetery have selected July 4th rs an
,pi,ropriate day TO meet 1T the cemetery. in
honor and memory OF the Confederate dcad,
~ celebrate the completion Of the monl-
m-nt recently erected by the State OF Mary
land.
Hon. BENJAMIN Wilson, member OF Con-
gr,,s from West Virginia, whose death was
reported, and whose dangerous illness 1cl
nearly three months kept him from his seat
in the House. resumed his place Thursday
morning, sufficiently recovered 10 attend to
hi congressional duties.
When 50 many persons were admitted 10
the residence Of Mr.. Blaine last sunday
evening, some one stole a pockct-book from
Mr.. Rlainc's pants-pockct containing wv"
hundred dollars. Some papers were taken
al.".
ON Thursday the Raleigh Sentinel was
-oId md bid of by Mr.. Il. l. McAdcn Tor
i've hundred dollars, who then sold II Tor
even thousand dollars to =. DOMAIN ana
George +. Smith, of the Danvillc B0fdcr
Express, who will edit it.
a dispatch from Rome to the Daily Ne'cs
Aannnuuces that in accordance with the law
8cOnti>cating eventual establishments, the
Yproperty Of the English, Irish, and Scotch
Scollegcs will be sold at public auction OH
Sjuly ith.
A machine has hccp invented, alter Il
jE1udv OF ten years, for the making OF seam
les, paper boxes. 1t rolls them from the
pulp, and will make six hundred an hour,
no matter whether they are large or small,
round or square.
Isaac l.. lie Beau, of New York, an cali-
ct attendant upon the Cincinnati ConVen-
ton. fell dead Thursday morning, in the
rotunda Of the Grand Hotel. The physl-
Clans ascribc his death to excitement.
Miss Anna Oliver took the degree OF
Bachelor Of Divinity at the commencement
If Boston Theological School last week.
Her Grafton was entitled " Christian Enter
Prise-lis Field and Reward
Mrs. A. T. Stewart has contributed $4,000
In aid Of the New York Eye and Ear In
Urinary, 81 ,000 TO st. Ambrose Protestant
Episcopal Free church, and $1,000 TO the
New York Prison Association.
The Washington Chronicle says NJ. Rowe,
ED, wealthy Yirginian, accompanied by
his wife, have taken rooms ut Tie Metropoit-
tan.
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CINCINNATI.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.



PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE l6, 1876.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Shirley, Travers, Baltimore. merchandise
and passengers. l.. H. Tatum agent.
Steamer John Sylvester, Cilnord, NorioLk, nler-
chandise AMI passengers, =. y. Tatum, agent
Tug Minnie, Baltimore. with a tow.
Rrir .ou Wesley. Ford. Baltimore, light, TO load
for London, Curtis Parker
SAILED.
Rrir Bogota johnson, Baltimore. light, 10 lOa d
for Brazil. Walker & Saunders. .,.--
Steamship Wyanuke, Couch, New I ork, IncTchan-
disc and passengers, q. W. Allen Co.. agents
Steamer J. W. Everman, Plat, Philadelphia, hlerA
rhaudise and passengers. W. T. Porter, agent.
Schooner Nancy Smith, Boyd, Rio dc Jancifo,
Hour Dunlop < McCancc OH. ,,,,,.
Schooner Major William II. Tantllih, Shoe, fIlE~
tcluhia granite, Curtis K Parker
Schooner Breeze, Cranmer, New YORK, cahhc
coal, Gerras StOrrs, agent
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From BOSTON via Kcnncbcc river June 14th, sct0o-
ncr Lizzie +. Dow, Chase.
MEMORANDA.
Schooners Mary Eliza, Little, and Miles Harda y,
Brickhuns from James river, at Norfolk juno 10 til
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Tho tonmasts of The wreck Of the schooner which
1oa southwest by south off Frying-Ian Lishtsh1, are
broken and the stunps Of the mastS are wlthtn ten
foot of the surface of the wafer Mariners arr eau
tinned not to come within one lille OF lire buoy
marking the wreck. The said wreck bears South
west by west from buoy.
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Tr,c Red sulphur.

:, Gives us pleasure TO correct u m'S.ahe
mr. Mondays supplement ~ regard 10
IL LIBERATED Red sulphur Springs OF Mon
cn,ntv. West. Va. We nave S'''e
-,.d ,ha, these Springs arc open, ana
r,,,,cd ~ heretofore hy the experienced
~, ,or>ldcrate proprictors, WILLIAM
,n,,e,S Sons. This watcring-p'ace Is reach
,hy ,hc Chesapeake and Ohio railroad,
IN, addition of twelve miles Of cas-.
..r;nr from Talcott station. Stages run
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DEsTTCTloN N New loRK.-Mrs. stan
ton. III No. - Marion street, informed the
I"licc superintendent oi New York on
,dnrsday that her husband was sent to
the penitcntiary Tor two months, and that
H. LETT her. their daughter Mary, age eight
and their son james, fourteen months old,
entirely destitute. She asserted that size
had been IL aIl the benevolent institutions
81 IN" city cndcavOring /" gct admission Tor
her children, and was refused. She de-
rlrrd. IL She >obbcd and cried. that her
children must starvc. Captain Copeland
>lid lac did not see what could 1c done Tor
them. For want ol an appropriation the
ASYLUM Tor Destitute Children on Wards
Island has been broken up, and all the pri-
waite institutions are full. Mrs. stanton
went away declaring she must get her little
cirl to steal something, so that she could get
comfortable quarters in the House OF Re
iuge The Captain states that several SINH
lar cases have come under his observation
If late. Tribune.
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|TELEGRAPHlC NEWS.
SUFFOLK ROBBERS IDENTIFIED.
FAMOUS BlNK.BREAKERS THEY ARE.
OUT AFTER SEVEN YEARS
MASSACRE By THE INDIANS.
TURKISH MINISTER'S AssAssINATEI
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT AND LOSS
OF LIFE.
&C., &c., &c,

XLIVTH CONGRESS--First Session.
WASHINGTON, June Is, 1876.
SENATE.
The Indian appropriations bill was re-
ported with amendments. Calendar.
The impeachment trial was resumed but
there being no quorum present the court
adjourned to tomorrow.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
The army appropriations bill was con-
sidered in committee of the whole-no
quorum present.
Adjourned.
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RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD CoMP'Y,}
RICHMOND, VA, June l, 1879.


SCHEDULE OF TRAINS, TAKING Eff
" FEET JUNE 4TH.-TRAlN No. I.-NEw YORK
AND NEW ORLEANS EXPREss.-Leaves Richmond
IT. It 10 OPP p, ~; leaves Powlatan at 2$l Pm;
Woll-Trp at 6:26 r N. leaves Rlnggoid at 7:So
=. NJ: leaves Dundee ut sos =. NJ: leaves Danyille
leaves Townsville ut ri p NJ; leaves Salisbury
At 1882 4: NJ: leaves China Grove at A. NJ. ar
only ut stations named above.
TRAIN No. NEW ORLEANS AND NEW YORK
ENpREsS.-Leayes Charlotte at 2:15 A. NJ; leaves
Airline Junction at 2:40 A. NJ; leaves China
Grove at $3.50 A. NJ; leaves Salisbury at 4:19 A. NJ. !;
leaves ThomasviIe at :24 A. NJ; leaves Greensboro
Dundee at 9:O1 A. NJ; leaves Ringgod at 9:16 A.
~; leaves Wolf-Irap at 1895 A. NJ; leaves Burke
vile at 1916 z. III. leaves Chua at 146 2. NJ ar
riyes at Richmond at 3:19 z. NJ. This train stops
only ut stations named above.
TRAIN No. 3.-TiIRoUGH MAIL-NEw YORK
ietveS Burkcville at a. M: leaves Dundee at 1889
Z. NJ; leaves Dauvle at l:4S Z. M; leaves Green's
boro at 4:3G T.. NJ; leaves Salisbury at 1854 p III
tons.
TRAIN No. 4.-SAvANNAH AND NEW YORK,
Airline Junction at $40 A: NJ; leaves Salisbury
at $50 A. M.; leaves Greensboro at 1888 I. ID. !;
caves Danyiile at 1:34 p. NJ; leaves Dundee at
riyes in Richmond ut 9:32 r nj. Stops at all stations.
TRAIN No. 5.-LYNCHBURG ACCOMMODATIONS,
Westward-Leavcs Richmond at 1926 A; b.; arrives
IT Bmrkcyie ut l:45 u. NJ: leaves Burkeyille AZ
p. NJ: arrives mt Lynchburg at 500 Z. nj.
TRAIN No. 6.-IYNCIBURG ACCOMMODATION,
Eas'ward-Leaycs Burkeyille ut $40 A. III. arrives
ut Richmond ut $50 a. NJ. $i8
TRAIN No. 7.-LOCAL BuRKEyILLB ACCoAMc-
DATION daily Except Sunday, Wcstward-Leayes
richmond at r. NJ: arrives at B,lrkevflle ut 1918
4. NJ.
TRAIN No. 1O.-LoCAL BURKEyILLE ACCOM-
NOTATION. E;istward-Lcavcs Burkeyilie at 6:6S A.
NJ; arrives at Richmond Mt ~ nj.
Trains Nos. 3 and connect at Richmond with tho
Chesapeake AMI Ohio railroad. u
Trains Nos. and connect ut Greensboro with
trains to aud from Raleigh and Goldsboro'. -
The through trains connect at Richmond with
mac railroad TO anu from Washington, Baltimore,
Philadelphia, and New York.
Trains Nos. ] and 2 connect mt Charlotte with
trains on the Atlanta and Richmond AIRLINE rail-
road 10 and from Greenyilie, Atlanta, Montgomery,
Mobile. Pensacola, New Orlcans and all southwest
rru points.
Trains Nos. 8 and connect with the Charlotte,
Columbia and Augusta railroad for Columbia, Au-
.llsta, Charleston, Savannah, Tallahassee, and all
southern points.
Train No. 2 connects at Bllrkevile with the Attain
tic. Mississippi and Ohio railroad from Lynchburg,
Chattanooga. and all southwestern points.
Tickets sold to all southern and southwestern
points, and baggage checked through.
tlnbroken gauge from Richmond to New Orleans
Pullman Palace slecping-cars run through between
Richmond and Atlanta.
LUc; tickets are good only for continuous passage
TO the points named OH the ticket. Nohy-0yer checks
will be given. 7. NJ. X. TALCOIT,
General Superintendent.
JOHN Il. MACMURDO, General Passenger Agent
les
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It is asserted that the resignation of Sec
rotary Brstow Is in the hands OF the Presi-
dent, and that Mr.. Washburne, who has
heretofore been named as his successor,
awaits his recall from Paris.
The steamboat Shippers Own was run
into and sunk by the steamer Grand Tower
off Cairo, ILL.,, Wednesday night. 4 passen-
ger is supposed to have been drowned.
The free ice-water fountain erected by the
Grand Division Of Pennsylvania within the
Centennial grounds was dedicated Thursday
afternoon.
Speaker Kerr's health was so far improved
Yesterday as to permit Of his taking short
ride.
The New Orleans Democrat, the news
paper organ of the straight-out faction in
Louisiana, ceased to exist on Saturday last.
The Valley railroad lease was unsettled
up to Thursday night.
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NITY TAXES FOR 1876.
CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE, I
RICHMOND, Va, May 81, 1876.

CITY COLLECTORS OFFICER
RICHMoND, Va, May 81, 1876. !
This Office will be open from o'clock A. NJ 10
o'clock p. NJ. from the 18TH TO THE 30TH OF
JUNE inclusive for the purpose of receiving from
any person charged with city taxes
REAL AND PERSONAL,
"the whole or half of the amount OF tax charged
and that ten per centun will be added to the amount
of tax charged In where the party assessed
shall fail to pay the whole or one half within the
time so limited
The Collector respectfully and earnestly requests
all persons having three or more bills 10 leave s
OF the same as early possible at the oce that the
bills may be gotten together, aud If desired half
receipts made out change in the office on the LIST
of July makes it Imperative that this request should
he complied with to ensure the parties from delay
IN a crowded room on the last few days of Tie month
JOHN +. REGNAULT,
10 Lin S"aSs"a'
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-. Er.uNoND AND ATLANTA AIRLINE.

7.n E1euNoND AND ATLANTA AIRLINE
/, .be United States Circuit Court AT
ssr1r,ton. :. c.. on Thursday. a decree
80. rendered in the case Of Wilmer cd al.
Thc Atlanta and Richmond Airline
e,2-ala q ni., confirming the decree OF the
.r.,6t Court nj Georgia as TO the position
: IN, road in South Carolina. and ordering
,r7, tnc >alc give n good title to the pur-
,a.rr.. In Marks rs. The Port Royal Rail
,..i ard Union Trust Company rs. the
.,,r.' . decree was rendered for the fore
,.Irn ni the first mortgage bonds and sale
lrfsnit Of Navmrnt Of two and half mil
.,r> and intrrc<, by July Is. allowing the
,. mdhnlterS to become \ corporation, and
,,,,iur the stockholders liable for dciictcn-
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'.~frAGArE AND ArAET. DIR. Lewis
~ranHhahr. of New York. is The Wld"wu
,f Nr>. Catharnc Spanmllakc. deceased.
$50. bad while living and she lett when >hc
I'D separate estate. The Doctor could
nnr without emotion see this property en-
'jr,ly rugro>>"d by his wiic'S heirs, and nc
therefore fiiod Il demand against it of $40
i.r professional services rendered 10 the
d"T departed He also melted one Or.
N,lh,r to put in a claim OF 500 for doe
'orng Mrs. Spannhakc. The S,rro=at"
looked at the matter judiciou>ly and said
most "mphatiraIIy MOT" Was ii not the
dury Of a husband 10 aid and comfort his
h,foycd. and 10 prescribe for her without
hrju-in" in bill for doing it: 80 the Sur
rn-atr declined to allow these items, and the
h"r"ivcd Spannhake took nothing by hI>
motion. - Tritunc.
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ANOTHER GREAT AUCTION SALE OF Wool
LEN GOODS. Fully two thousand persons
attended the auction sale OF woollen goods
in New York on Wednesday. The goods
offered for sale were the, entire production
of the Salisbury mills, the Merchants Wool
len Company, and the Phoenix Woollen Com
pany. The purchasers were from all parts
OF the United States, and many from San
Francisco, Texas, and Maine. During the
day over twenty thousand pieces of various
qualities OF woollens were disposed Of. The
bidding throughout was spirited, and in
some cases very nearly the regular market
prices Were reached on large lots.
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~w1NpIERS pISGrl>Er * NrNS.-Mary
a.. stripes md Mary Earnest, two girls ar
-,ycd in the dress of nuns, were arrested III
fillmore on Thursday on the charge OF col
lin" money under false prctcNces. The
.-r4ngcmcnt ri the dress Of the girls was
ulilc>S. and their Imitation oi the dcmcan"'
SISTERS ri Charity WAS excellent. Under
nc .ly>e Of nuns they went about collecting
funds On the prctCncC that they would hc
,r,4i"1 10 a charitable institution. They
.,.r, detected, however. before succeeding"
$50 obtaining any large quantity oi money.
Wh,n taken before Justice Graf they all
rr,''cd tnrlr guilt, and after Justice Graz
E al read them lesson. in which he gave
,.,rm some excellent advice. he dismissed
.g,. N On account Of their youth and their l."
,,r.nrr of the offence which they had COM
.lt.rd. promising that ii they shall again
.om, b, fore him lie will give them de-
.rr,ri punishment.
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L1OR BALTIMORE. SsLI.7Y,
L TRI-wEEKLY. . sssl .s,.s.sss
POWHATAN STEAMBOAT LINE.

THROUGH FRElGIfT.
NO TRANSFER BETWEEN RICHMOND AM
BALTIMORE.
NO DOCKAGE CHARGED,
The new and fast iron steamers SHIRLEY anc
MISSIONER Of this line, leave their new pier In tn,
Dock. foot of Twcnty-second street, every TUES
DAY and THURSDAY MORNING at4 O'Clock, AND
SATURDAY AFTERNOON at 4 o'clock, for Balti.
more, making close connections ut Locust Point with
Baltimore and Ohio railroad for all points west aur
northwest; also, with Northern Central railroad foi
northern cities and Canada.
Through bills signed to Baltimore aud a points
west, and rites guaranteed ss low Is by any other
line. Apply 10 l.. Is. TATUM. Agent.
Offices Twenty-secopd and Dock streets and No
9O3 Main street. oc 81
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TuE CHARLIE Ross MY$TEEY.-on We'd
u,,I4v Mr.. &. *. Ross, father "i Charlie
n,>>. The missing boy. had 4 long interview
with Superintendent Wallin-, oi New York,
+ j understood that Wc>trrvcit. the bro
.l,r-in-l!w al Mo>hcr. liz" Bay Ridge burg
',r. ono oi the abductor> al the boy. now in
Noyam,nsing prison. WGcr" h. i serving
If, 4 term ii Imprisonment for completely
70 The abduction. has made a confession I'M
l,atns persons VIII" were with Moshcr
.I lrougll>- in Philadelphia a few days be-
;pr, Charlie Ross WAS spirited away. and
VI. Ross i cndcayorii@ 10 trace these per-
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK. June l6.-Cotton steady: sales o
169 bales at 1876. Flour still In buyers favor SUI
perlinc western and State, $4@S4.4O. Wheat
Prime samples in fair request for export at STEADY
prices soft unsound lots dull, heavy, and ,lccidcay
lower. Coru less active; prices without decided
change Oats in buyers favor: demand moderate
340n4 &C. for mixed western and State: 37CH47c for
white Coffee steady with moderate demand.
Sugar quiet. Moasses aud rice unchanged. Tallow
steady nj SIC. Rosin quiet. Turpentine tirIner at
3Om3Oyc. Pork hrmcr: new, Sl9.4O@Si945
Lard-Irime stcam S11.70MSl1.7 5: Whiskcy
frmcr at $l.l2. Freights without decided chahge-
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. June 16.-Flour easy and diu |:
extra family, IS. Wheat dull white, 81 15@$l = o.
Corn quiet at 47c. Oats III better inquiry at 2 &C.
Rye quiet Barley dull. Provisions a little bet ter
Pork In active demand at $50. Bnlk-neatS '.lrn
and strong: shoulders 7l.c. clear ib-sidcs, ~ &C..
clear sides, IOAc. Bacon dull: shoulders, sac:
clear rib-sidcs, l0ac.; clear sides, DC. Lard
irregular: demand active: prime stcan, Il hc.
offered: held ut Ike. WhIskey iu good demand
and firm at *1.10. Hogs steady.
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T. IWTATI0N OF Tm"MNS>EN. Alhcri
l,r't'. Slraw-goodS MANUFACTURER ri
rmIurkru. r. L.. has been arrested IN
Nsw York. charged with attempting 10 de
>,r.,y the store III &. u. Baldwin X TO-. III
'r civ. 10y placing an " internal machine
ro.lrrthc stairway. TIN, cNpIo>iN" arrange
r.ur consisted ri small box filled with
M,'rG,> Of kerosene and gunpowd"r. With \
a...i:d candle burning in the centre. IT
Az found by the porter on closing the
,ar, for The night. 1t Is stated that Everett
ad shipped all his good. which were al
'l. value OF several thousand dollars. to
baldwin X Go. shortly before the discovery
- the machine. and had effected IN in>lT-
lnr. If The goods 10 tn" extent III their
Ntur Immediately after the discovery OF
rHr aiIc@cd plot Everett made an assignment
"a Hl~ l'rnnpTfE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-17
by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. June 16.-Noon-Stocks dull I,ut
strong Money. Q. Gold, II2%. Exchange-Lo ny,
4Ss; short, 400. States quiet Governments ,Iull
and strong
Gold. 112kM112S. Governments active and stro Dg-
afpsu and nominal.