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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-06-09

Captain Eads has a plan for i'm.
proving the channel Of the Mis-
sissipri river from Cairo down to
the Cult, by which twenty-five
feet of water will be secured all
the year round, and lands liable
to be submerged will be placed
far above overflow, thus doing
away with the proposed improved
leyee system, which is estimated
to cost 100000. Eads' plan is
to bring the river to an approxi-
mate width between Cairo and
Red river. 1t varies between
these points from 5000 to 1000
feet in width, Where it is wide
the current is more sluggish and
sediments deposited in the shane
Of sand bars, "."le reduction O.
/ these wide places will increase
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HOW BUFFALO BILL, LOOKS

Cody is a srlcndid-lookiny spcci-
men OF humanity, over six feet in
hight, weighing nearly 200 pounds,
and admirably proportioned, while
MS a. ar"Y}| in FEATURES, somewhat outye
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ehe 4'eople' 3'iuGifator,

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the velocity Of the current au.;
lnaFc It uniform with the cu,rrn
III the narrower localities. Car
tain Ea's thinks any attempt t.,
Strd';~1|itch the river will be di.
aStr"nS as well az exceedingly c\.
pcns'N". His plan seems to hc
simply Tie application of his now
successful lefty system to abor;
S"o miles of the Mississippi river
lie is cnnfidcn that by this meth
od the Mississippi river littora!
Woa]d be entirely lifted aboy.
overflow.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
~ Mo 70 Nntn

Alexandria to Natcbitoches.
drrirals. Departures.
Tuesday 4 p. m. Thursday a. m
Friday a p. M. Sa'nroay a. ID.
Sunday p NJ. Monday a. H.
Natchitoches to Shreveport.
Tuesday 9 a. m. Tuesday a. m.
Thursday 9a. III. Thursday II. III.
Saturday ga. IN. Saturday 9 Il. III.
Natchitoches to Texas.
Tuesday 6 pm. Monday a. H.
Saturday 6p. III. Thursday 7 a III
Natchitoches to Mindon.
Tuesday 6 D. NJ. Wednesday, o. n,
Friday g y. M. ~ Saturday a. IN.
Natchitochcs to Winfield.
Tuesday II n. Tuesday p. H.
Friday L n, Friday p H.
ALL MAILS CLOSE Ar AN.
Office Hours-from 7 A. NJ. to 12 NJ.
and from PPM to GPM.
W. D. HAEKINS.
Post Master.
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Charles O'Conor, whom many think n
native OF Ireland, is born New Yorker,
and began life as a newsboy in this city.
His father having taken part in the Irish re-
belllon Of ,3S, was imprisoned for some
time, and finally released on condition that
he would quit his native land, which he did,
coming TO America in the early part OF the
century, with fierce hatred OF England and
the English. At the outbreak OF the war
OF 1872 OConor, in order to have the lux
ury OF denouncing the odious British in
print as we'll as speech, established q
weekly which he called The Var, after
ward changing the name TO The Military
Monitor. The eminent barrister, then only
eight years old, was in his fathers Office, and
among his other duties distributed the
paper to subscribers in this and adjoining
cities. New York then had about 10000
people. BROOKLYN some 1000, and Jersey
City but few hundred, and the sole means
OF communication between those towns and
the metropolis was by row-boats. Although
the circulation Of the Monitor was. not large
it employed the boy the whole of Saturday,
and when the publication was delayed, rs
often happened, he used to be all night de-
ltyerins bis papers. lie displayed at tina!
tender age all the energy, determination,
intelligence, and fearlessness which have
since placed him ut the head Of the Ameri
can bar. BE was very different newsboy
from many OF the present day, and hai
Justly spoken Of himself as newsboy o
the old schooi.--Neio Yoric Tribune. .gl.ss,
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Kentucky.
TYPOGRAPHICAL UNIoN-YoUNG MEMS CHRIS
TAN ASSOCIATION.

TYPOGRAPHICAL TNIoN-YoUNG MEMS CHRIS
TAN ASSOCIATION.
LOUISVILLE, June Gin the international
typographical Union resolutions were
adopted sanettoning sending delegate to
the Exposition at Paris next year to repre-.
sent the compositors. .1 .
The international Convention OF the
Young Mems Christian Association con-
vened in this city to-day. Russell Sturgis,
Jr., called the Convention to order. he
spoke briefly of the success that has attend
ed the Associations labor at all points du-
ring the year, and Of the increased respon-
sibility resting on the further prosecution
OF the work.
The Committee on Organization reported
the following officers, who were elected
President, John V. Farwell, Chicago; Vice
Presidents, Wilkie, OF Ontario; Jenning.
Pennsylvania; Black, Georgia; Cheeyer
Ohio; Med New Jersey; Armstrong!
Alabama; Lipsee, Nebraska; and Field
Indiana; Secretaries, Horton, Indiana
Davis, Alabama; Chaplin, Iowa; Palmer,
Arkansas; and Lewis, Massachusetts,.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE 6, 1877

ARRIVED
steamer John Sylvester, Post, Norfolk .slcrrhan-
disc and passengers. T. r. Tarnin. agent.
Steamer Regulator. Howe, Philadelphia, mcrchan-
Schooner Helen A. Hoy, Crane Boston, Ice. A. G.
Babcock. '
schooner John 4. Curtis, CULLEN, New York, mer-
Schooner Henry whitney, sheppard, Boston. fer
iillzer. Allison & Addison. 80, ~ ~,
CLEARED. ~. -
Bark Viva tNor.E Peterson. refined, petroleum,
Syngoe, Meissner. Ackerinann & Go. -, ,n,-..
SAILED. rFst &C.. -; Nst,E +.
Steamer Eliza Hancon. Clifford. Norfolk, u1erchnn-
disc and passengers l. B. Iatum; agent
granite, Curtis & PARKER
granite, Curtis & Parker. -, +.
.... CLEARED FOR THIS PORT: - :.
From Bordeaux Nay I'd, bark Kate, Metback.
From Liverpool May 9Th, brig HildingtRo Ed
From Liverpool May 9Th, bark Sc. Olaf Nor,
from Alexandria April so.h. schooner Geo rye T.
From ibiadelphla May 7th. schooner Iowa Hetiyy.
From Philadelphia May 22d, schooner. Morning
From Philadelphia May Gath, schooner II. Sim
''P From Phiisdelphta May 2sths schooner E. G.
/ From Philadelphia May 81, schooner " llliam and
Fro From Phiiadephia June I'd, schooner John Melon
From Philadelphia June 3D., schooner Laura C.
From New York June Cd, schooner Matilda tBr.l,
Merriam.
| Ginnis, Colburn.
.E MEMORANDA.
Schooner George p. Hallock, Sharrett, bence, at
New York on Monday. 49,. q.
| SchoOncrs Eclipse, Nelson, and Pilot, Wheeler
from James river with ties ut Phladelphis on the
4th instant.
| Schooner Lottie spee'l, hence, at New York OF
the 4th.
Brig Fern {Nor.l Just, hence, at Bremen May list
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK. June 6.-Arriyed: Steamers Bolivia
| Scythia, Hanmonia. Arrived out: Steamers Au
| gust Scofder, Guttenburg. Hermans. Phoenix.
| FORTRESS MONROE. June 6.-Passed in: Bark:
| Constance, from Havana; Argustl, from Ltyerpool
KathInka, and an Italian bark, unknown; Brixs Fre
Sabrino, from Sagu; John C. Noyse, from Matan
zas La Ibran, anu schooners Dora s. Prindali, Pay
sander, Joseph Souther. Passed out: Banks Acquide
| neck, for Rio; Arracon, for Rotterdam; Enyiria
for Cork steamer Berlin and ship Senator ken, fo
Bremen briggs Sarah Wallace, for ST. Johns ". b..
Annie Goddard, for Wilmington; schooner J.. Il
| Ayles, for Old Providence. :. /. - IS sts.5
| VESSEL ASHORE. d, "a !
| TYBEE ISLAND, June 6.-Tugs are unable to moy'
| the bark Courier dc tCa,lade, aground on NORTH
| Breakers. 1890 ..sa
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mated, ,13c.: "A, t124c.: j, 12c.; ex1ra ,e.1lAc
yellow. IoXaIIc. !; cut loaf. 1875; Porto Rico
iOc.; Demerara, I04l1g1c.
,oIs ad S sasy p ssss soss
imperial, sI:Io@si:sO; gunporder, s1.4sa1.7s
Ltcorfce Paste: -. G. 4 CO. 3lc.: r. r.: 2ac.:
A: 9. G., GAG: e; Z Co, 24e.: p s.. 2oe.i Anchor
Liquors, Wines. re. ~ .s.j .s., b
] Ale: Scotch. best brands; PANTS s24ssz.Lo
o0 s7an afia Domestic, sl2sas2: frot, 1850
Vlrginia peach, sc. 5o@ss.50. =,
Rye Rsssssss: Msaigm. soa ss9sss Iesh 81
Gin domestic, sf.25@s2.: imported. SO q case
Hs,s ,Eg'aasd Bun: sI :st: ,.e,,,ea. nroof
- " :, Lumbcr. Slaves, &c. 4 9 ~. :
Lumber:. White oak. 8 2@sl5 q 1000: Weasr1
y,Tgtata poplar $I2:51s25 Icy; VINE nng ee
s es so sce xsGw to as
Pine. S2.6o@s5; cypress six-inch. s16eGSU
RI0o0. Laths-spht; 81 80; sawed, 90. 25@s2;btt
Siaves: Wbiskey barrel ti,Dber green. sls@s3es
timber s6@$7 So G, 1000. F1eur-basrer poles, 81
as: hogsiiead-heops, no demand; htckory-boops,
4. hiiil-Fced. .,.g,
Shtpstuf: 55@sqc. "a bushci
BrolonsluB: 35@iOc. a bushei.
{ Wheat Bran: soc. y oushet.
Corn Bran: TIC. per bushel.
Powder, Shot, &c.
Fuse: Toys mining. 35c.@51.25 "a 100 feet.
kegs gg ss.s5 blasting, So .25Sss.5o. w "
!. Shot: Northern, S2.4O@s350 a bag Of rs ms.
GrindstoneS: 1kas2}4c. y, 10 ...., :sa-.--
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FINANCIAL!
RICHMoED sTo Z, < EXCHANGE.

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- ~ "WEDNESDAY, June g. SIT.
sALEs.4,oa0 Virginia tax-rcceivable fcoupons
cold ut SIX; 10 shares Virginia Home Insurance
Company's stock sold at ] OF. g. i, -
State Securnies.-vlrfinia consoIs, 714 BID, p
asked; Virginia sa1-receivaole coupons ga DID,
q G;tu Observation-Disclosures city s,s, III bid;
Richmond city 6's. lou bid, l03 asked Pefers5nrg
III; Lyaehburs city U.s. 81 bid; Manchester s''
Railroad Bonds.-vIrginta Central Railroad FIRST
aRa SO
GINA Central Railroad fourth mortgage ss, .. and
j., so bid: Virginia Central Railroad Hon-norigaEe
road third mortgage S'sJ and j.. 79h bid yrginia
and Tennessee Railroad funded s's, j. and J.. 79
Did, southsse Rsilread Crit pSrEags preferred IS
gage preferred 5's, j. and j., 81 bid: Norfolk and
Petersburg Railroad second mortgage S,s, and }
and aU " \. ssg bid;Rirhmond and Petersburg Rail-
road hrst mortgnee as, A. and o., 102 bid; Rich
mond and Petersburg Railroad second mor,gage I.s;
Potomac Railroad. mortenge 9's, ]. and Jsa0o Did,
ito asked; Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Rairoad m9r;s1gs ,,nsd aa or ys s M and
N.,t 80 asked; Orange and Aie3anorm. h aa,
second mortgage g. j. and D.: ~ assea: gsange
and n, 80 asked: Richmond and Danvie Railroad
consolidated 6's, NJ. and N, 70 bid: Piedmont Rail
road first mortgage ss, 4. and o. 80 BID -
Railroad, 100 par, 80 bid, 30k asked; Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad common,
100 par, 81 bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad, six per cent. guaranteed. 100
par, Sn bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg and, Poto"
mac Railroad seven per cent. guaranteed, Icy par,
bid; Piedmont Railroad. 100 par, bid. Z
Bank St0cks.-Flrst National, 100 par, 1l5S
bid National Bank Of Virginia. l 90 par. 80 asked:
of Virginia. loo par n bid; Merchants and Plant
ers Savings, 25 par, 20 asked; Richmond Banking
a
Insurance Compnntes.-Virginin Fire and Ma
rine, rs par, 40 bid; Virginia State, rs par, 20
bid; VirginIa Home. 100 par, OF bid, lob asked;
asked; City, 100 par, IS asked; Old Dominion,
loo par, 50 bid Granite Insurance COMPANY 100
par, IS asked: Commercial Fire Insurance Com
pany 25 par, TX asked; Richmond Fire Assocta-
ton, 25 par, II asked; Piedmont and Arlington
Life. 100 par. l02 bid. -,
Miscelluneous-Od Dominion Iron and Nall
Works Company, 100 mar, 90 asked: james River
and Kanawha Packet, 1215 par, 6 bid. -ss,s.
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Georgia.
MEETING OF THE CREDITORS OF SAVANNAH.

MEETING OF THE CREDITORS OF SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, June GA meeting OF the
creditors OF Savannah was held to-day. The
city government was represented by the
Mayor and full Board Of Aldermen, Mr..
w. Z. Walton, OF Augusta. was chosen
president, and Henry Bryan, OF Savannah an,
secretary. Bonds to the amount OF ~, INV
were represented. A report of the Finance
Committee was submitted by the Mayor,
showing the financial condition OF the city:
Various resolutions were. submitted, and
the following finally adopted ( ,.. .1.
RESOLVED, That q special committee OF
seven bondholders be appointed by the
chairman, who shall be charged with the
| examination Of the bonded Indebtedness OF
| the city OF Savannah, and shall confer with
the City Council OF, Savannah with a view
OF aseeFtaining whether any arrangement
can be arrived at us TO the said indebted
ness, and that they report at such time rs
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STRUCK BY LIGHTSISG.-During the thun-
dcr-storm on Monday afternoon last the
Methodist church in this place was struck
by lightning, but fortunately no damage was
done. The bolt descended on the southeast
corner, following the tin gutter in its down.
ward course and setting fire to the grass as
il reached the ground. A considerable num-
Der Of people soon assembled at the chulch
but finding it not at all damaged they re-
tired. Strange to say, the church is not pro-
vided with rod, and still more strange the
lightning did not touch the steeple. -,SuTolk
Herald.
rye have known a low chimney standing
next to church with steeple to be struck
and the church left untouched.l
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TOPICS OF THE TIMES.
A United States Naval officer Arrested
ut Norfolk Cor, violating .
..s state Law. 80

STRIKE AMONG THE PENNSYLVANIA. RAIL-
ROAD, LABORERs At THE NEW YORK
DOCKS AND DEpoTs EEDED-GENERAL
BANKS OFFERED THE FRENCH MISSION
TUE ROCK WHICH CAUSED THE WRECK OF
THE STEAMSHIP CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO
TO BE FOUND AND MARKED BY A BUOY
CINCINNATI RACES; THE FAyORITEs ALL
BEATEN YEsTERDAY-THE NEW YORK
CUsToM-HousE INvEsTIGAT loN-ELEC-
TON OF RAILROAD oFFICERs-THE DEBT
OF TIE CITY OF SAVANNAH; MEETING OF
BoNDHoLDEhs-THE SOUTH CAROLINA
FINANCIAL DEADLOCK ENDED-THE WAR
IN EUROPE, &C., &C. =
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Virginia..

A United STATES OFFICER CHARGED WITH vIo-
LATINO THE VIRGINIA QUARANTINE LAWS.
Especial telegram to the Dspatch.l i.
NORFOLK, June 6.-Commodore w. 5.
Scbley, commanding the United States cor
vette Essex, was brought before Justice B.
L. Tatem to-day for violating the quaran-
tine regulations OF the State in bringing his
ship from Port Royal, S. c., to this port.
He was sent ON to the County Court for
trial, giving bond in $1,000 penalty for his
aDpearance. The fine is $500 and six
months Imprisonment.
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South Carolina.
FINANCIAL DEADLOCK ENDED

FINANCIAL. DEADLOCK ENDED.
COLUMBIA, June 6.-The report OF the
conference committee appointed to adjust
the differences between the two houses reEl-
tive to the appropriation bill was adopted
by the House to-day with only minority
al seven. No doubt the Senate will adopt
the report tonight, and thus put an end to
the financial deadlock.
A concurrent resolution has passed both
houses declaring the seat Of Judge L. u.
Carpenter vacant on the ground that the
election in December, 1875, was illegal, the
Office at that time not being vacant, and
ordering an election to fill the vacancy at
1:15 tomorrow.
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C1ScISNATI, June 6.-The Commercial OF
this morning publishes report from FL
points in Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, and Ken.
tucky on the state OF the wheat and fruit
crops, as follows One hundred and seven
tY-nine indicate good crop OF wheat;
thirty-one alight crop, il any; forty-seyen
report q good crop Of fruit; seyenty-four
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EXTRACT MALT AND
IT'S COMBINATIONS.
TROEMER'S EXTRACT MALT.
TIOEMER'S EXTRACT MALT. ferrated:
TROEMER's EXTRACT MALT, with Hypophos
phites:
TROEMER's EXTRACT MALT, Iodde;
TRoEMER'S EXTRACT MALT, with Citrate Irop
aud Quinine:
TROEMER'S EXTRACT MALT. alterative.
The attention OF the medical profession Is respect
fully called to these valuable preparations.
- PURCELL, LhDD & CO.. Druggists,
NH 10 1916 Main street
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Ohio.
THE CINCINNATI RACES YESTERDAY.

THE CINCINNATI RACES YESTERDAY.
CINCINNATI, June 6.-The track was
heavy, and the favorites were beaten in
every race. = ~.
In the mile race Edinburgh won, Tillie
Brent second, Victress third. Time, 1:56.
In the mile heats Belle Bass won, Miller's
Potion colt second, Pruinton third. Time,
1:54{, 1:55. 90 ~ -:
In the one-and-a-half-mile selling race
Belle Landers won, Victress second, War
Jig third. Time, 2:59. .'-' $3.50 .'''.Z..i 81. q.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

INI[N AND + LOUEG EACFiANIE.
RICHMOND, June 6. 1877.
OFFERINGS. ..-
WHEAT White. 50 bushels. Red. ia bushels
CORN.-N ired. $50 bushels.
OhTS.-526 bushels.
RYE.-44 bushels. "
SALES.
WIIEAT.-White. Is bushels fair ut $40; 4C
bushels very good ut Sl.65-total. So bushels. Red
bushels very good At 81 65: "A bushels ut $3.50
&c bushels prime at $40; 80 bushels very good
at 81 .65-total, Ia bushels.
CoRS.-Nired, 40 bushels very good At G4c.
OATS.-j0U bushels very GOOD at 40c.
RE-EXTIIBITED.
CoRN.-Nired. $50 bushels.
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Nebraska.
v A TIE Rs POUT

OMAHA, June GA large water-spout
burst near Belle creek, in Elkhorn Valley,
yesterday, flooding. everything for miles to
the depth OF twelve feet. The damage is
considerable, but the amount is unknown
as vet
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other parts Of the island. Tobacco, before
passing the. custom-h house, Is TO be subjected
to strict examination OF competent COM
mission to prevent the introduction Of n
foreign article. Itte. s.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. June 6.-Gold opened at 105a.
Noon-Stocks stronger. Money on call. l@11 per
cent. Gold, 105A. Exclian@e-I.0ng, 1853; short,
1907 Governments H. shade lower. States un-
changed. .sr-.... .-..,......
Epenin1.-Moncy on call easy at IL per cent.
Sterling STEADY ut 4SS. Gold quiet ut 1869. Gov
ernmeuts steldy; new SIS, l1lss. States neglected.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, June 6.-Vlrginia 6s, old, 80 Eir-
ginia deferred, 8: Virginia consolidated. 7la
second series, 44a. North Carolina 6's, Old, 20
new. 8: special tax, 2. Bid to-day.
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lust TRY II.
nIE TT ETC S

ID Re T e T I cs
FOR INFANTS AND INVALIDS:
PAPO3IA, or ENTIRE WHEAT-FOOD;
IIUBBELL'S PREPARED WHEAT.
( IMPERIAL GRASUM,
NESTLE'S LACTEOUS FARISA.
HAWLEY'S LIEBIG'S FOOD,
! X & MS MALT INFANTS FOOD,
FRENCH RACAHOUT DIES ARABES,
! SAyORY & MOORE's INFANTS FOOD,
PREPARED BARLEY,
SCOTCH OATMEAL,
BERMUDA ARROWROOT.
PREPARED RICE-FLOUR,
IMPORTED EXTRACT OF MALT,
TROaIMER.S EXTRACT OF MALT.
Sold at MEADE. & BAKERS Drugstore,
myl2 919 Main street.
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Illinois.

REDUCTION OF PASSENGER RATES.
CHICAGO, June 6.-Passenger rates to
Philadelphia have been lowered to S14, and
to Baltimore 1880. -
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..osSf 2t.s93 TOBACCO. gt a.iE
I HAVANA, June GA decree has been is
sued declaring that as the authorities Of
Cuba and Porto Rico came to an under
standing respecting the introduction Of
Porto Rico tobaceosinto, the island Of Cuba,
therefore the importation OF the same is al,
lowed only ut Havana and prohibited at all
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Ir1nlIr.

Fine. $3.50: superfnc. S7.75GrSS; rStrn super
fine SS.50GSS.75: common family, s9.50MS1O
fancy famlly and City Mills, $1,000. Market very
dull.
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The Suffolk excursion to Richmond
cleared S270.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE,

WEDNESDAY, June 6, 1877.
The breaks to-day comprised 205 ho2sleads, 81
:icrccs and 13 boxes. The offerings AT auction on
Change were l1O2 packages; of which number 81
wcre taken In, and the remainder sold ut prices
r,r..inr from 81 TO S32.
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they NAV deem advisable to a general meet
ing of the said bondholders to be held IN
the city OF Savannah.
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SEWING.MAGHINES.
WINES, LIQUORS, DE.

WINES, LIQUORS, DE. ~.
NLARETS, SAUTERNES, HOOK, AND
" MOSELLE WINES.-My spring tmportations
have all arrived, and now lave very large stock
of the above wines on hand. CLARETS ond SAU-
TERNES in wood as well as glass. For sale by
OSCAR CRANE,
mro 3-lm No. IA Governor street.
FRENCH BRANDY.
Direct importation Of JAMES IIENNESSY
BRANDY in wood and glass. For sale BY
nv 23-lm o. CRANE.
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DILLHEADS, 81 to s10 per reann. at the
ID DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUSk'
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JEWELRY.
WnLINERY GOODS.

NEILLIN Err sss2e
Having on hand very large stock ofSMes
rom TO-DAY my stock NJ reduced prices. Hsndsome
WREATHS very low figures, STRAW ana Galf
all much below former prices. call y rsspsstfaiy
solicited. ~. w 1870 - ~, "a
>' 49,. $3.50 nay G3-eod2Rn
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.nRUas. HEDrCTNEs. %.
MOT A vAssALs BUT A PEER.

In quantity, quality, and size, we warrant BAL
LEY'S SALINE APERfENT, at Soc. per bottle,
equal to any In market, and cordially ask trial
II safe pleasant and cooling efervcscent purga-
tive bright dsparkling, far superior to nauseating
pills. and most excellent remedy for liabitual coz
sipation, Indigestion. acid, stomach, heartburn.
sick headache, &c. and flr dull, hot brain and
aching head soon in the morning 1t acts like
charm. Why pay 81 when SOC. viii purchase
equally as much and as good? ,f
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Richmond, Va, win
supply the wholesale trade in this portion Of the
State. For sale at all retail drugstores. go 49,.
j. r. DROsfGooLE. eco,
an 2l .cod4u, nj Louisville. KY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-06-07
FRENCH BRANDY.
LUMBER DEALER.

~ w. PICKRELL, So
Il WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LUMBER
DEALER,
NINTH AND TENTH STREETS, SOUTH BASIN.
keen constantly full line or seasoned BUILDING
LUMBER; also, SHINGLES, LATHS, and TO.
BACCO-BOX BOARDS. j:
~ BILL LUMBER CUT TO ORDER.
WALNUT, CHERRY, ASH, MAPLE, HICKORY,
CHESTNUT, POPLAR, and WHITE PINE; also
DRESSED BOARDS and FLOORING kept under
sheds.
Agent for Virginia mandatory OF Sash
BLINDS, DOORS, and MOULDISGS, which we re,
Command email to thu best sold in this MARKET ant
at prices much lower than usual rates. Inc Irait
viii And TITO their interest 10 examine our STOCK DC
above on sisort notice. 100 80 y l7-eooom