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at 5. Prince Gortschakoff WIS not present,
but received reports every quarter OF 40
hour and sent written remarks to the Rus
sian p1enipo tentiaries. Bismarck will inn
msdiately communicate with The Greek
pIenippte ntiary concerning participation in
the congress. Greece will be admitted to
represent the Greek element in Bulgaria
when the organization on. Bulgaria is dis
cussed in private conversation. -s:
The Turks streDuously oppose the grant
Ing OF autonomy TO Epcrus. especially as
regards Janina. The Greeks lay particular
stress on the Greek nationality OF Janina.
The Turks declare that they will not evac-
uate the fortresses until q treaty Of peace is
ratified by all the Powers.
Foreign Financial Items.
LONDON, June 25.-The amount OF bullion
withdrawn from the Bank OF England on
balance to-day was 100000. United States
A per cents, 1863; new 5's, 1881.
BERLIN, June 25.-The statement OF the
Imperial Bank of Germany shows an in
crease in specie Of $4,000 marks.
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By Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW York. June 25.-Cotton quiet; sales, ), l6G
b BALI uDanas llc Orleans LIS Flour
term and staten a o1 sur heavy sss
choice axiTa s5.s5@s7.&5. Whes; ifs2c lower.
s@Xc better, with fair export and home.trade de-
mand; ungraded, 41@45c. Coffee, steady; Mexi-
fs,r ic .o6 sgnr steady w @
refined unchanged. with moderate demand. So
@ te %
request and steady. Tallow steady as 61s6l7c.-thc
latter for prime. Rosin quiet at S1.50@sl52k.
tive; mess, $10.5O@S10.70. Beef quiet; cut
meats firm: middles firm western long clear, 57ic.;
s " &nsS sFS se eSF a?a sve s%
quiet
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, June 25.-Flour more acrive and
and firm: Others dun @ssiern dull Weak. and
$50; pennsylvania red, s1.is@sl.l7; No. 3
western winter red; on spot Sill BID June, S1.l0
Southern corn scarce ana firm western ul Weak,
and lower: southern white, 57c.: yellow, 49Sc.
Oats firm and higher; southern, 32@3oc.; western
white 35c.; western mixed. $780,: Pennsylvania
30@32c. Rye dull and nominal. Hay steady and
unchanged. Butter UNCHANGED. Provisions strong
and unchanged; Coffee dull and nominally un-
changed. WhiskGy nrmer at Sl.00. Sugar Uni
changed. Freghts unchanged. '.'
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, June 23.-Flour dull and M
changed, Wheat scarce, firm, and in good demand !;
4O@4lc. Oats steady, with fair demand at eco
29c Rye steady at 56057c. Pork quiet and firm at
nH ta Ss5 sq fss ss7a St ST.
strong; shoulders, S5.12s: short rib, s5.42H@
$3.50; short-cear, 1915. Racon strong and high
&C. Whisky active and firm 1T si.o5. Butter Sl
Gull and unchanged. Sugar steady and unchanged.
Live hogs steady and firm; packing, s3.s5@$4.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, June 25-Flour dull and unchanged.
Wheat dull new red. 75@lS0c; amber and white,
41c: Oats dull; white, Soc; mixed zoe. Pork
excited and higher at 81 .25@S10,5 so; Lard firm /;
choice leaf In tierces. &C., choice leaf IN kegs &C.
Shoulders, SIC. clear rib, SIC; clear sides &C;
sugar-cured hams, 10@l1Ee. Whlskcy firm ut
sl.05. Manufactured tobacco quletanG unchanged.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. June 25.-Flour Inactive and weaker
at $40; family. S4.55MS4.70. Wheat active and
lower: No. red fall, 93c.; No. 4 red fall, S2c.;
No sp rt nomin a. Corn lower; No mixed,
$3.50. Lard frmer: s6.07 asked. Dulk-meats
rib, and clear sides. Bacon higher; 5,6@5is, 60
Gk and 6c for shoulders, clear RIB, and clear Sides
Chicago.
CHICAGO, June 25.-Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat inactive and lower: No. Chicago spring
@90ac. July, s45@S41tc. August; No. Chicago
spring, SIC; rejected zoe. Corn active and shade
%ws sn s @Sed seSg S SSs cash sna and
ed. 32Ac. Oats fairly active and a shade higher;
24bc. cash and June. 23kc. July, 221ac. August.
E1s an 5"y 2fe aaa Sse Hu at s f
Iige-: SC 90 cash ami june, Sc. 05 @s6.97k July,
uiS.meat;MSionliers. s5G$5.25 short clear,
S5.62}:; short rib, $3.50. Whiskey, $1.0G.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
4<ha - Ltk kaSts
THE GRAIN TRADE.


LONDON, June 25.-The Mark-Ldne En-.
press, in its review OF the British corn
trade for the past week, says: A rather
higher temperature prevailed during the
past week, but the weather has been unset
tied until within the last few days. Barley
everywhere has suffered severely from con-
tinuous moisture, and no subsequent inn
provement in the weather can repair the
injury done. The Wheat-piant generally
looks sickly and yellow, a condition OF
things which augurs uniayorably for a
heavy sheaf at harvest.
Despite the somewhat conflicting nature
Of agricultural advces, the present situation
OF the cereal crop is highly critical. No
thing but the continuance OF normal .Wea-
Their can prevent another addition to the
succession Of unproductive, unremunera-
tive seasons. 4 good deal Of low-lying
land in Scotland has been flooded by the
recent rains. Ireland has been more IA
vored. With the exception OF France,
where the wheat-plant has suffered
almost rs much as i'll this country,
continental advices promise fair average
Weld, but in Eastern Russia thousands OF
acres OF grain have been cut to pieces by a
succession Of unusually heavy hail-storms.
Deliveries OF English wheat at the principal
provincial markets have shown decided
falling of. The offerings at Mark Lane
were also light, which tend to prove de-
pletion of the stocks in farmers hands.
Depressed by the heavy present and pro-
spective supplies, and flooded with con-
tinued offers from America and Russia, the
foreign wheat trade has been reduced al
most to stagnation. Prices have receded
fully shilling in the week, with only the
most limited consumptive demand at that.
The continental damand for cargoes oil
wheat off the coast has been the most note
worthy feature Of the weeks trade. Maize
has not suffered further quotable decline.
DEATH OF DISTINGUISHED ARCTIC NAyIGA-
Ter.
LONDON, June 25.-Sir George Buck, q
distinguished Arctic navigator, is dead.
% Spain.
CONDITION OF THE QUEEN.
LONDON, June ga special from Madrid
reports as existing great grief and sympa
thy throughout the city because OF the dan.
gcrous condition OF the Queen. Masses are
said every hour in the churches, and bulle
tins issued to the people every three hours
Germany.
BERLIN, June 25.-The Englishman
Bishop, who was charged with bribing OF
ficials to obtain plans Of fortresses in Ger
many, has been convicted and sentenced
to two years and six months imprisonment
1t is reported that notwithstanding tn
favorable progress already made, som
weeks must elapse before the Emperor cal
be removed to the country.
The Congress.
BERLIN, June 25.-To-day's sittlngs 9
the 9opgrIeessss uegau OF 2 O'Clock and close
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/ Salt s Liverpool. from store. sLs6.sa6 Ground
alum. from store, s5e. a sack.
l.s ssedII sssns eowdsss sss ssasa
Eiea Deinerars. 1oa Igac. - $3.50
toilet 15@aoc.: and fancy nrices:3 country, 46a5c
Teas Black. 55c:3sl.--the last y prime article:
imperial, sl.Io@ssl.so'; gunpowder, s1.45@l.7s
" Hides, Leather. &c.
Bfdss:. Green. ta5c.: dry salted. 12m15c.: dry
STINT 1917 wet sailed. 7Hasc.: WEI salied caif
Ledthtr: Sole lestl,er. oak. s3ia4Oc.: cole leather
hemlock. lStG25c.: country upner. 30aa5gc..: CITY
dnlsn 1929 oos sp barnes
SKINS, French. s1.l5@S2.25 . b.; rough skirtinT,
Iron. Steel. Nails. SC.
iron: American refined. Old Domiaion. ga
az 2-lOc. d d.; English and American sheet. 3:G
&C.: swedes. hammered, 5kc.; hoop, 4Ga6,; Pig
warmblast eharcos as9a sass an
thracite. s2o@s22: West virginia coke. a21 @s23.
Natts: Old Dominion, s2.40 per kes Tor stand
Fk0uyh- Castings: Wholesale, i@4tfc.: retail
5k@6c. q ID. - III.
Koos: Manila. best. 14a15c.: iu,e. s@sc.
1911 ST.: Mixed cotton sae; white &c; ~o0''e"
Lumber. Slaves. sc. -.
:, Lumber: White eak; sIs@sl5 Loco; Westers
s20@S65 q 1000 yellow pine boards, Si0@sl4;
joist. sl2@SlS: according TO lengths. Shingles-
. 1000. Laths-Spnt; $l.50 sawed, s2.259s2.52
Staues :,Whiskey-barrel timber green. sls@s2es
1000: seasoned. S206,S25 q 1000, Flour-barre
timber, S6657.50 q 1000. Flour-barrcl poles, 81
as: hogshead-hoops, no demand; hickory-hoops,
$3.50.
Liauors. Wines, &c.
ate: Scotch, best brands, plpts S2@ss2.25 2
dozen, gold.
Brandies: Domestic. S1.25Ms2: fruit. sl.lOa
81 40; apple. new. Sl.75@$2; old, s2.25@$3;
Virginia peach. $2@$2.50.
Rue Whiskeps: Medium, 81 .5O@s2: pure old Sc
@lS4: a$lrginia mountain, Dew, S2GS2.t0, lid.
$2.50@sS3.50 and upwards.
Gin Domestic. S1,22GeS2 imported IS = case.
Ee,o England RuiaSa S1.50@51.f0.
RectIfed WhtsfeyS: Market firm: proof, LEO.
Licorlce.
Licorics Paste: j. G. &c Co.. SIC: r. r.. 23c.;
A.. U. e., 23c; X. Il Co., Ode: p. -. 25c.; Anchor
27c.: 4. C. c.. 2Gc.: G.. e.. 2Sc.; G.. &. Eagle
&c.: C. C. W.. l0c.; 10 brand. Tic.
niill-Feed. .~..s
ihiDstuF: 35@40c. "a bushel: $50 a ton.
Br01CnStuF: 27tG30c- = DuShei: $40 p ton.
iPheut Brap: 2O@l25c. y b,lshel; $50 q ton.
Cora Bran: TIC. per bnshel; S15@SlS q ton.
Powder. Shot, &c.
Fuse: TOYS mining. .35c.@s1.25 a 100 feet.
kegs, 1926 blasting, S3.2J@ $3.5O.
Shot: Northern. SO. 10M$2.25 2 bag Of rs Id.
Giindstones: ll0G2hc. y ID. -
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TEIEGRApHlc NEWS 7
FROM ALE pAers OF r n \ WORLD.

r4. -. "a & ~ ~
CABINET MEETENG-TaE POTTER EyEsTf-
GATIoN-afRs. JENKs,s yIDENCE-FATaL
AFFRAY IN GEoRaIA-soUTnERN FIRE
UNDERWRITERS AssocIATroN-rHE Po-
IfTfGAL G8Ln RON- GREsIoNAL
EoMiSATIoNs-OB sEQUIEs OF THE LATE
MAYOR KANE, oF BALTINORE-EXPLO-
SION OF FOUR BOILERS AT HARRISBURG,
PA.-oEE PERSON KILLED AND OTHERS
SERIOUSLY GIVE FIRE IN
LONDON. wA--oUTLAwRYINfN INDIANA
GENERAL HOWARD'S ADVANCE ATTACKS
THE HosTILEs NEAR HARNEY-GENERAL
FITz JOHN PoRTER's CAsE-HIs STATE
NORTHUMBERLAND REPORTS FROM
THE EUROPEAN CEREAL CRoP-MADRID
IN GREAT GRIEF AT THE QUEENS cR1TI-
CAL CONDITION, &C, &C.
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S,eassr,sai .r..z john = o;r ,ts, Case.

WEST Pe1ST. n. T., June 25.-BIr. Malt.
By, OF the counsel for General Fitz John
Porter, commenced his statement in behalf
OF his client .fhis.afternoon He traced the
march OF General Porter from Harrison's
Landing TO IYarrenton Junction, where,
after two weeks OF incessant. marching and
labor, his corps. Joined General Pope's COM
mand on the 9th OF August. 1882, the addi-
tion OF Porter'sto PcDe's command being
on Portcr's own motion. He said new eYi-
derce would be. introduced to strengthen
the point that Porter's exhausted COM
mand had better carried out the spirit
Of Pope's order OF that night by marching
at 8 o. clock in the morning than had they
marched at / A. NJ; that the charge' OF dis
obedience OF this order was only make
weight to the more serious charges rs TO
later conduct; that other generals had failed
to carry out the letter Of similar orders is
sued that night without comment; that no
bad effect was claimed to have followed this
alleged disobedience; that the joint order
to Porter and Mcdowell was executed fully
and completely, and that his halt was en-
forced by the spirit OF the joint order and
by Mcdowell taking away and leaving Por-
ter with 5000 men to-lold in check and pre-
vent the throwing on Pope Of 10000 under
Longstreet; that Pope did not know Of
Longstreet's proximity that Porter did,
and produces additional testimony showing
that knowledge OF that presence; that Por-
ter did not know any battle save an artil-
lery duel was in progress till about dark,
and that new evidence OF this would be
introduced; that the orders OF Porter,
which were not available for evidence at
the former trial, aud were now to be read
for the first time, showed his understanding,
resulting from conversation with Mcdowell
and other sources, that no battle was to take
place that day, and that any indication OF a
retreat by Pope's main army was to be fol-
lowed by Porter's retreat, and that new
line was 10 be formed behind Bull Run,
there to give battle; that no order OF re-
port was sent to him till late that day by
Pope showing desire for him to attack or
give other aid than that afforded by holding
the enemy in his front; that Porter could
not 90 to POpe's aid, because King and
under Mcdowell, filled the di-
rect roads, and the intervening country
was too rugged for crossing in the face
Of the enemy, thus presenting his flank
to be turned; that this movement would at
any rate have been improper; that Porter
made no retreat, OF the making OF which he
was found guilty; that Porter's newly-pro-
duced dispatches show not the listlessness
Of Il disahected General, with which he was
charged, but the energetic anxiety OF
General jealous for the common veal OF
the whole army.
Maps showing the actual position Of Porter
and the enemy, and also Pope's erroneous
location Of Porter to the rear OF Jackson's
right and Longstreet not being set down
by Pope, were produced and commented
on by Mr.. Matby, who will conclude his
speech tomorrow.
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PORTLAND, OREGON, June 24.-Full cleo
ton returns for members OF Congress give
Whitaker (Democrat) 1864; Hines IRE
publican), 1884; Campbell Qndependent(,
$50. For Governor: Beekman (Republi-
can). 10000; Thaycr Democrat), 1908;
Wilkins independently, 1853.
}. Meredith Read, the Charge GAfdireS
at Greece, has received notice that the office
is abolished, Congress having made no pro-
vision for it. The positions Of second sec
rctares OF Legation at London. Berlin. and
Paris have also been abolished in the same
manner.
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The MONETARY CONFERENCE ashing-
l1n, June 24.-Instructions for the United
states commissioners to the International
Monetary Conference will be framed at an
early day. No acceptances OF the invitation
Of this Government have yet been received
from Germany or England, or from any
Other European nations except those an
iaounced about two weeks ago. France is
Known TO have accepted, although the invi.
.ation may not yet have been received by
Iaii .
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Georgia..
A rRATRICIDE AND ATTEMPTED sUICIDl

A FRATRICIDE AND ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
ATLANTA, June PA special dispatch to
the Constitution states that In quarrel
John Lambeth stabbed and killed his bro
Their William, near Joresboro', Ca, this
morning. Both belonged to the same
church. were Masons, married and the
heads of families.
Aleck Burns attempted suicide here to-
day by cutting his throat because OF his re-
lection by his sweetheart.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY, June 20, 1878.
The breaks to-day comprised 469 hegsheads and
Is tierces. The offerings at auction on 'Change
were 90 packages; of which number 81 were
taken In, and the remainder sold at prices ranging
from $3.50 10 $29.
We continue TO quote:
NEW DARK.
Lugs.-Common to medium, S1.50@*2; medium
to good, S3@S4.
Le0f-Common, S4@FJ; medium, SoWO; good,
sS@$10; fine, $l1@S14.
BRIGHT.
Lugs-Common colory, s3@$4.
FIflers.-Common, s4@$5; medium, S5@S7;
good, &7@$l0; fine, $10@S!3.
Smokers.-CommOn, S7GlSS.50: medium. 500
sl1: good, $10@sl3; fine, S15@$1s; fancy, sl8
@S22. 49,
mS25; good, $30@S45; tine, S60@$7e; fancy,
S75MS9O,
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Indiana.

EVANSVILLE, June 25.-The Nationals OF
the First district have nominated Thomas
e. Debrunder for Congress. Owensville.
in Gibson county, has been the scene OF
many conflicts recently between the outlaws
and citizens; Last night desperate at
tempt was made to murder Andrew Mont
igomery. who has been active in exposing
The outlaws. The whole neighborhood is
aroused and in pursuit Of the rpfians,
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Destructive Fire in Iowa.

! CINCINNATI, June PA special dispatch
says that fire IN London, Cedar county,
Iowa, Yesterday, destroyed nearly all the
business portion of the town. The loss is
between $4,000 and 100000; partially
covered BY insurance. :.
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waffle with indians.

SAN Francisco, June ga special from
Silver City says that the advance troops I'M
der Howard attacked the hostile Indians on
Sunday forty-fve miles from Harvey Ber-
nard Cave, the brunt OF the engagement
which took place at Curry Creek. Howard
has sent ali OF the troops possible to the
front. Colonel Robbins and two soldiers
were killed. The couricrs rode two hun
dred miles to furnish Howard the news OF
The battle, and are asking for reinforce
ments. Major Egbert, at Camp Lyons, las
been directed to protect the Winnemucca
road and give battle to the hostiles fleeing
in the direction OF Owyhee. The probabil-
tiles are that the hostiles have met with a
severe repulse.
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SPRING IMPORTATIONs.
stxLAINERY GOODS. &c.

NOR THE LADIES.-As usual, 400
4 MRS. F. huTzLER offers the TI4
LARGEST BEST,A s,Sl AN an 1diyMEHy
Goods In the city. Her PRICES, we would ad9' arc
99VWTpEMEIY REASONABLE. give her can ana
we know you will be satisfied. FLOWERS spe-
Country orders solicited and satisfaction guar
snteed III 621 Broad s.gests ~
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New post-offces are ordered to be estab-
ilshed at Cottontown, Cumberland county,
va, with 4. d. Blanton as postmaster; at
assogna, In the same county. with w. "A.
rerkins as postmaster; and sas Browns
g,aurch, in the same county. with s. VI
Aiiier as postmaster. al these Offices are,
On the route from FarmYille to stony-P oint
Mills, Va. 8 &: ].
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by telegraph.
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK, June 25.-Gold opened Mt 1908.
Noon.-Stocks Irregular. Money on call, 2@3 per
cent. Gold, 100M6J 100I: bid Exchange-LoBS,
4952; short, 4S72. Stale bonds quiet. Govern
mems steady.
Eventng..Money easy at 2M3 per cent. En-
change nrin. Gold steady at 100%Gll 0Oh bid. Gov
ernmenlS firm; uew rs. 1064. State bonds quiet
and steady.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. June 25.-Virsina 6's. old, 20 de-
ferred, Al; Virginia consolidated, Co.'s second Sc
ries, 20: past-due coupons 80. North Carolina
G's, old, 16 ; new, 8. Bid to-day.
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND, June %, 1878.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WuEAT.-Red, 552 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WuEAT.-Red, SO bushels prime Lancaster at
s1.15: &c bushels common Fu,tZ at 81 IL 0 DuShe Is
common Fultz, new, ut S1-totaI, lSS bushels.
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observed E,r.nishnent.

Boston, June 25.-In the United States
Circuit Court to-day, in the case OF G. II.
Haywood, tried for circulating obscene lite
nature through the mails, the accused was
sentenced to two years hard labor in Ded-
ham Jail, and to pay q fine Of 500.
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MARINE IaES;i.l.IS:ENEa..
PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE %, 1878.

ARRIVED.
Schooner =. Bradley, Bradley, Philadelphia, coal,
schooner y. Hand, Hand, New York, light, to load
flour for Rio.
Schooner Alice Curtis, Morris, Baltimore, grain,
GalIcgo Mills Manufacturing Company.
Schooner John II. Williams. Hubbard, Chicka-
hominy river, lumber, Hill i SktDkcr and Watson.
SAILED.
Steamship Old Dominion. Walker, New York.
merchandise anal passengers, C. W. Allen Il To-,
s,ran,er Ariel, Mayo, Norfolk. United States
mail, merchandise and Passengers, l.. b, Tatun,
agent.
Steamer Ashland, Carr, Philadelphia mcrcllan-
disc and passengers, j. w. McCarrck, agent.
Schooner Maggie ID. Marst1n. Blackiugton, Bos-
ton, coal, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner r. NJ. Clarke. Rowland, Philadelphia,
railroad-tes Curtis K Parker.
Schooner Charles l.. Moody, Eastman, Pernam-
buco, sour, fIaXall-Crenshaw Company.
CLEARED FOR THIS FORT.
From New York on Saturday, bark Brazilian
(Br.l Cook.
From New Yors on Saturday, schooner j. ID. In
graham, Smith.
MEMORANDUM.
Schooner Jacob Krinzel. Reeves, hence, at New
York OH Sunday.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK, June 25.-Arriyed: Gilbert from
Hamburg: Perrerc. from Hayre: Greece. from Lon
don; Acapulco, from Aspinwall; Montana, from
Liverpool; steamer Isaac Bell. from Richmond.
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Funeral Of Mayor Kane, of Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, June 25.-The funeral Of the
late Mayor George P. Kane, which took
place to-day, was attended by the City
Council, the corporation officers, the Hi
bernian Society (of which he was president
for many years.. about two hundred police
men, the fire department., and the Fifth
regiment, Maryland National Guard.
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Sneaker Randall.

PHILADELPHIA, June 25.-Richard Vaux,
president Of the Democratic Association,
will entertain Speaker Randall at a dinner
to be given at the rooms OF the Democratic
Association next Monday.
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FEMALE WEAKNEss.-vEGETISE acts directly
uno, the causes Of these complaints ltinviSorates
and strengthens the whole system, acts upon Inc
eecretive organs, sllays inflammation, ccansos ana
curos liberation, cures constipation, regulates the
bowels; headache and pains in the back cease; IN
fact there Is no disease or complaint where TIC
VEGETISE gives 30 quick relief and Is so ct1ecnVe
in It's cure, In what Is termed femaie MeaAheSs.
1t has never failed III one instance.
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a,tcnpted Oppression Of ~ citizen.

zKIIcnEsFtcu
BosToN, June 25.-Henry A. Parr, who
arrived in this city from st. Johns, New
Brunswick, yesterday, has been arrested by
United States officers on q warrant for al
legged murder committed on board the
steamer Chesapeake while on her passage
from New York to Portland December D,
1863. Mr.. Parr was one OF the seventeen
passengers who took possession Of the YES
sci in the name Of the Confederate States OF
America, shooting the second engineer and
throwing his body overheard. 1t is ex-
pected Mr.. Parr will be brought before
Judge Lord tomorrow on writ OF haoedS
corpus.
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HARAssING DREAMS.-An unnatural excitement
Of the brain aud nervous system Is the direct cause
OF sleeplessnsss, AZ also of harnssing nocturnal
dreams. VEG ETIEE has peculiarly soothing effect
IN all ,unh cases whom taken just before going to bed
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Quit Enr I6a1iosnuS A rrpSt-

NEW YORK, June 25.-Sarah Blakeley
Chase had Anthony Comstock, agent OF
the Society for the Suppression Of Vice, ar
rested to-day in suit for malicious arrest
and imprisonment. Comstock gave $1,000
haiI
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VEGETINE
FOR ALL LADIES.
WHO ARE SUFFERERS.
CINCINNATI, O., March 2S, 1877

CINCINNATI, O., March 2S, 1877.
naar Sir.EI have taken several bottles of Your
1-"sti,e for Female Weakness, and, in justice 10
thn medicine and to all ladies who sufferers nom
such com plants, wilt recommend the lsgeilne. Ed
must cav 1t has helped me very lnuchi lhueeo'
IL - i"' MARY f. MEREDITH.
$50 Eastern avenue.
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Destructive and FaIal .IsoiIer-ExplO-
Sien.

HARRISBURG, PA, June 25.-Four large
boilers in the puddle-mills OF the Chesa-
peake Nail-Works exploded this morning
with tremendous force. The mill was
almost entirely demolished, Chambers Bow
ermaster, foreman, was instantly killed.
Henry Neis, John Hess, George Frank, and
George Hetrick were badly scalded and in
iured by iyinr debris.