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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
FATAL CoLLIERY EXPLOSION.

FATAL C0LLIERY EXPLOSION.
LONDON, June This afternoons Echo
says: "a fearful colliery explosion has oc-
Cured in the Evans collieries, at Haydock,
near st. Helen's, in Lancashire. Three
hundred persons are reported killed."
[Second DiSpatch.l
LONDON, June 1.-THE colliery explosion
referred to by the Echo was in the Evans
woodruff colliery, at Haydock, six miles
south of Wecam. The number Of men in
the pit is estimated at $50. Many have been
brought up badly injured. The larger por-
ton is believed to have been killed. 1t is
impossible to explore the mine il conse-
quence of the tire-damp.
Third Dispatch.] "
LONDON, June THE explosion at the
coaI-pit ut Haydock shook the earth for
miles. The first explorers descended the
shaft five minutes after the explosion, and
others followed. Ten men were rescued
alive and were sent to the surface, when
one died; the Others suffered from after
damp. Eight are alive, and have taken
refuge in working OF the mine: Two
hundred and thirty-two arc dead. The ex-
plorers state they found bodies decapitated
and reduced to shapeless masses, and some
OF them blown to pieces. It is expected
the corpses will be brought up by midnight.
A large crowd OF men, women, and chill
dren surround the mouth OF the pit. The
cause Of the explosion is unknown, a.
blasting with naked lights is prohibited.
HEAVY FAILURE IN LONDON. .,
LONDON. June 7.-'fhe failure OF Henry
Alers and Henry Ankley is announced.
Their liabilities are 100000. : !
THE ENGLISH GRAIN MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, June IA leading grain cir
cular SAYS: 6. The wheat trade at the British
market is inactive, but the decline in prices
has been mostly arrested by unfavorable re-
ports of English crops, inducing holders 70
offer less pressingly. Lower grades OF
American wheat are slightly higher. Inc
business at Liverpool and the nelghborine
markets since last Tuesday has been only OF
retail character. at Tuesdays prices
Maize was in fair demand at fully the pre-
yious rates. To-day's market was toleraDiI
well attended and q fair business general!
was done Mt Tuesdays rates, though occa
sionally with slight concessions to buyers
LIVERPOOL COTTON CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL, June 7,--The circular Of tn
JiyerpooI cotton-brokers states, that cotton
was in extensive demand throughout tn
week, and quotations in most instance
we're advanced, American was in large de
mand. and quotations advanced 1-l6 to ID.
particularly for lower grades. In Sea
| island the business was very moderate, ant
nrices are unchanged. Futures were yer
4 active early in the week, and advanced to
I rThe market has been quieter since Monda
moon. with considerable fuctuation o
/ Tuesday and Wednesday, The marke
closed 3.3od. above last weeks rates.
France.
| VERSAILLES, June 7.rIn the Chamber
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.


;nerfco3a GOid.-lO0@ hid.
gna consoIs. new 20 bid. so asked; Virginia de-
ftrred, bid; Virginia taX-receivabc coupons, 81
asked.
city Securities.-Ricimond City So, j. and D.,
lI9 bid: Richmond city 6's. J. and j., lO3 bio
Fredericksburg city Is. NJ. and N, 10l bid.
Railroad BOniS.-Vrglnia Central Railroad
first mortgage 6s. j. and D., 100 bid; Virsihil aud
Tennessee Railroad second mortgage 6's, j. and
j., IS bid: Virginia and Tennessee Railroad third
mortgage SIS. and j., 9Ss bid Souhsldc Railroad
first mortgage preferred SIS, }. ana D., 100 bid
Southsidc Railroad second mortgage preferred G'S,
j. and D., "a hid; Southsde Railroad third mort
gage preferred G's, j. and d., Ga bid; Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad first mortgage S's, A. and
o.. 1Ol bid: Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad mortgage SIS, j. and D., 103 bid
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
mortgage ~. j. aud j., 99H bid; Piedmont Eril-
road first mortgage SIS. q. and o., 81 bid; Rich
moud, York River and Chesapeake Railroad frs
mortgage SIS, j. and -, 774 asked.
Railroad .T0ckS.-RichmOnd and Petersburg
Railroad, 100 par, 40 asked; Richmond, Freder-
cksburg and Potomac Railroad common, 100 par,
49H bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad six per cent. guaranteed, 100 par 50 bid:
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
seven per cent. guaranteed, 100 par, 90 bid.
Bank St0ckS-hferchants National, 100 par, 80
asked State Bank of Virginia, 100 par, 70 bid:
Insurance mD0RieS.-Nirginia Fire and Ma
rne, 25 par. bid: Virginia State 25 par, 70 bid:
Virginia Home, 100 par, 1O5 asked; Merchants
and Mechanics, 100 par, go bid SO asked; City,
100 par, so bid.
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INTERESTING TELEGRAMs
FROM THE OLD WORLD AND THE
NEW.

FIRES IN BATH, ME-, AND
MOUNT STERLING, KY-ExECUTION OF A
MURDERER AT v1CKsBUg G-GRAND
LODGE OF FREE MAsoNs IN NEW YORK.
PRoHIBTTIoNIsTs' CONVENTION AT CHI
CAGo-FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT IN
TExAs-INJURY TO CROPS IN NEW HAMP-
SHIRE BY THE FROST THURSDAY NIGHT
TWO SAILORS sHoT-CoNGREssIONAL
pROCEEDINGs-THE POTTER COMMITTEE
IN SECRET sEssIoN-MEHCAL AssoCIA-
TON IN SESSION. AT BUFFALo-THE La
TEST REPORTS FROM HAVANA; THE
LERDO REBELLIoN-A f ARF U L COL
LlERY EXPLOSION IN THE EVANS COL
LIERIEs; TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
LIVES LosT-CoNDITIoN OF THE EMPE-
.R0R voRABLE~OTHER FOREIGN
ITEMS, &C., &C.
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Deputies to-day the Minister Of Foreign
Affairs, in answer to an Interpolation on
the Eastern question, read the reply OF the
French Government to the invitation to the
congress, consenting to participate on con-
dition that the discussion be confined to
| questions Immediately raised by the war.
NJ. Waddington assured the deputies that
the maintenance OF peace was now almost
certain. The Chamber unanimously ex-
pressed approval OF the Minister'S state
ment.
PROSECUTION OF FRENCH NEWSPAPER.
PARIS, June THE Pays newspaper is
to be prosecuted for saying "that the
French Republicans are responsible for No
beling's crime"
LONDON, June 7.-Dr. N obeling's younger
brother has been arrested. a protested ac-
complete OF DR.. Modelling writes anonymous
ly to the North German Gazette that ten
persons, four Of whom belonged to the Ber-
lin University, with whom Modelling drew
lots, have quilted Berlin. The writer pro-
fesses that bis object is to prevent the arrest
Of innocent persons, as those be mentions
ARE alone implicated.
1t is stated in Berlin that the Criminal
Court has received several letters threaten
ing the assassination Of all soyereigns il No
being is harshly treated.
The number OF arrests in Prussia for dis
loyal utterances is increasing significantly.
The Posts Berlin dispatch says that
Prince Bismarck's nervousness has so in
creased since the attempt on the life OF the
Emperor that it is expected it will be ne
cessary TO appoint n colleague.
BERLIN, June IA bulletin at 10 O'Clock
this morning gives assurance that the EN-
perors strength is gaining. The swelling
in the right arm is subsiding, and ths con-
dition Of the wounds normal, with no
symptoms Of fever.
The Ministry OF State is considering
measures for immediate adoption in the in
terest OF order and public security, and
also what measures shall be submitted to
the Federal Council.
BERLIN, June PRUSSIA has submitted
to the Federal Council motion, signed by
Prince Bismarck, proposing dissolution
OF the Reichstag. The motion points out
that in view Of the recent attempt on the
life of the Emperor the Governments re-
sponsibilty for the maintenance Of order
does not permit them to rest content with
having merely introduced the former abor-
tive anti.Socialist bill, but they cannot
CouuI Skoi dilotuei bii, Hi'ieh thSy iii'Shu
to Introduce, meeting with better success
in the existing Reichstag. "The Govern
ment,'' the motion says, "does not wish to
restrict any free legal movement"
EMPEROR WILLIAMS CONDITION.
BERLIN, June An official bulletin at
$3.50 ?. NJ. says the Emperor slept calmly
during the afternoon. His appetite has not
improved. Knowing that to-day was the
anniversary of his fathers death, he was in
a depressed and PROSTATE condition.
Austria.
VIENNA, June THE lower house Of the
Reichsrath has passed a bill providing
means for realizing the sixty million forms
credit The Austrian and Hungarian dele
cations have arrived at an agreement on
points OF the budget on which they have
hitherto differed.
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VEGETINE
FOR GENERAL DEBILITY.
DASFORTH, ME-, October

DANFoRTII, ME-, October Q, 1877.
NJ. SterenS:
Dear Sir,-SIy health has always been poor. Have
taken a great many kinds Of medicine, but never
took any that could begin TO help me Ike the 'EGE
TINE. One year ago last March had the Lang Fe-
rer 1t left me very feeble for long time. could
90 but very little work, and hard for me TO Go lit
tie. ! had never heard of VEGETISE. One day
saw the advertisement in u paper. l felt II could
get that it would help me. sent the next day and
got one bottle, and before took one bottle could
see good effects from the medicine. After taking a
few hotties could do good washing. have taken
seven bottles, am siytyfve years old, never was go
well in NV life, and never was so teshY, for which
feel grateful to you and to our Heavenly Father.
recommend It to all around Inc, for prize 1t above
all other medicines.
Respectfully yours, MRS. L. L. HOWARDii
THOUSANDS VIII bear testimony land do it voun-
t.rilv) that vEGETINE is the best medical COM
mound vet placed before the public for the reno
waiting and purifying the blood, Graduating al hu-
mors. impurities or poisonous secretions from the
system iuvigoraung and strengthening the system
debiliatcd by disease: in TACT 1t is, as many nave
called il, The Great Health Rcstorer."
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ToBAcco-sELLERs.-Th The Commissioner OF
Internal Revenue has decided that a bond
may be given by q frn and q special-tax
stamp and certificate may be issued to and
In the name of firm to peddle rsanufac.
tured tobacco. Under such stamp aud
certificate any member OF the firm can travel
and make sales aud delivery from their ped
GIer's wagon. But no agent or employee OF
the firm could drive the wagon and make
sales and delivery OF tobacco under spe-
cia!-tax stamp and certificate so issued.
Washington Republican. tn. :
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, June 7.-Cotton quiet; uplands,
ll3,c.; Orleans, HE; sales, 564 bales. Flour
Lower grades unchanged. Wheat daIl and un-
changed. Cora-No. 2 u shade trmer; other kinds
unchanged. Oats &c. lower. Coffee In fair demand
and unchanged. Sugar quiet and steady; refined
unchanged aud quiet. Molasses quiet. Rice quiet
and unchanged. Petroleum dull and heavy; re-
lined / DC. Talow frmer nj TOT l-16c. Rosin
oulet at 81 50@sl. 52E. Turpentine quiet at 29kc:
Pork higher; mess, Sl09Sl0.25. Lard active and
nrmer; prime steam, S6.79k@S7.lo. WhisKey u
shade firIner at Sl.0S. Freights firm.
BALTIMORE.
/. BALTIMORE, June 7.-Flour steady, but &C,
mand moderate and unchanged. southern whea!
uuipt and steady; western strohg ana hIRher
Southern red, 9Oc.1 $1.l2; amber, 81 10; fennsy:-
yania red, 81 IL; No. western winter REQ, on
spot and June, S1.l3h; July, S!.l2's. Oata Iuae.'
aud steady. Rye nominal Provisions unchanxe u;
Coffee nomirially unchanged. Whlsksy gun ~
81 O7X. Sugar firm and fairly active. Fre'ghts "a-
changed.
CINCINNATI. June 7.-Flour dull and unchangeu
Wheat duh; red 95c.D$l.o5. Corn easier At 81 y
APE Oats dull ut 26@29c. Rye and barley gai
and higher; current make, S6.62hGS6.1Os ketlls
s7@E2.5O. Bulk-mea,s strong and higher snooE
ders, s4. short.rib, s5,074s5. 10; short clear
s5. Ark. Bacon higher; shoulders 64c.; clear riD
SSs, Clear sides, &c. Whiskey strong at $l.0S
Bitter dull aud unchanged sugar quiet ana , an
! charged. Hogs sc:tyc, Tim. a-e aisAsi SasAAas
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
FRIDAY, June z, 1878.
The breaks to-day comprised $50 hossheads and
&c tierces. The offerings at auction on Change
were 123 packages; Of which number 26 were
taken In and the remainder sold ut prices ranging
from 81 10 $50.
/. We continue to quote:
NEW DARK.
iugs-C Common to medium, S1.50G9S2; medium
to good. $3@S3.50.
Leaf-Common, $4as5: medium, $5Ga6; good,
s6.504S7.50; fine, $0dlSl1.
BRIGHT
LugS-Common colory, S3@S4.
Ftflers.-Common, eS4@$5; medium, s5GD$7;
good, S7@$10; fine, S109Sl3.
Smokers.-Common, S7@$S.5O: medium. SEQ
81 good, $10@$l3; fine, $l5@S1S; fancy, SIS
Wrappers.-Common, S1O@$14: medium. S15
nS2O; good, $25@$40; fine, s55@$6c; fancy,
SOS @S70.
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Indian Raiders I'm California.

San FRANCISCO, June IA Bots City dis
patch states that five men, who were scout
ing in the Barna Valley, found all the set
tiers gathered at Robinson's rancho, which
is fortified. The valley had been raided by
Indians, who drove away all the stock. On
Sunday the settlers saw about two hundred
Indians, who were driving six hundred
horscs up the valley.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE 7, 1878.

Steamship Wyaneke, Couch, New York, merchau-
disc and passengers, G: W. Allen q Co.; agents:
chandseand passengers.
Steamer Mary c., spcddln, light, 10 load COAL Ger
Schooner Daniel Britton. so,ners, Kclnebec, Ice
MR.. Jane King.
schooner Lena NJ. Co,,lngham, outten, Phlaae,-
Schooner Ann Twibll, Dunn, Alexandria, coal, S.
2. Lathrop.
light. ..
Bark Pepita (Gcr), Gatzen, Rio Gr.,ndc do Sui,
-four, IIaxall-Crenshaw Company.
......a" SAILED.
Steamer Ariel. Mayo, Norfolk, Enlt,: States
mail. merchandise and Passengers, T.. % Thtum.
agent.
Schooner George Twibill, Miller, Baltimore, cam
Schooner iy-Six, -. New York, Curtis &
Parker.
.-- CLEARED FOR THIS FORT.
Bark siilding, Elingsen; Liyerpo9,, May 24tl,.
Schooner j. l.. Malloy, Abdill, Philadelphia, June
9th.
MEMORANDA.
SchOoners Amelia Hearn. Moore, AMI Ida, Eab-
cock. hence, at New York June 9Th. 49,
schooncrs Harry Flnch. Bunnell, and N. L. 81
monson, Carver. hence, mt New York June 5th.
schooner W. !; Garrison Bowen hence at CARD
Schooner L. NJ Cottugliam, which arrived at this
port JuRs 6 ,n henp1s Mai Se y
miles distant picked up large Steering wheel and
passed parts Of a wreck; at P. NJ. passed part OF
the deck Of q steamer.
by Telegraph.
FORTRESS MONROE, June 7.-Arrived: Bara
India Rio Janciro, seeking. and schooner Peerless
for Guadaloupe, put in leaking badly.
REACHED THEIR DESTINATION.
LONDON. June THE steamers Bengal from
New York for London. Pedro from Baltimore for
Liverpool, aud Massachusetts from New York Tor
Rotterdam, have reached their destination.
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New York Frcemasons.

NEW YORK. June AT to-day's session
Of the Grand Lodge Of Freemasons the f0l-
lowing resolution was adopted: 80
Resolued, That we refuse to recognize as
a Freemason any person initiated, passed,
or raised in q body where the existence OF
Il Supreme Being is denied or ignored
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Exeeuatonin Mississippi.

VICKsBURG, MISS, June 7.-William
Dixon. under sentence OF death for the
murder Of Jew peddlcr, named Bachman,
on the steamer Fair Play, was hanged to-
day. He assembled the scaffold smoking a
cigarette. He made no speech. a large
crowd witnessed the execution; many
negro women being present. An effort was
made to obtain respite OIL the plea OF in
sanity or idiocy, but the Governor refused.
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, vEGEsFINE.
" E G Z T I n E.
THE WATCHMAKER,s REPORT.

EVANSVILLE, IND, December 81, 1877.
DR.. H. Il. iterenS:
have suffered with Scrofula and 'ScrofutG Hu-
mors ever since could remember. 1t has been in
our family for years before was born. Inherited
it, Ihave tried all kinds of medicines. After hay-
Ing used great many other patent medicines. after
having paid many large doctors bills, heard from
neighbor that VEGETINE hid cured him. bad good
faith because saw 1t. and so went to the Duddcn-
hansen Eagle Drugstore to purchase bottle Of the
yEGETINE. / kept taking the VEGETINE, and. In
fact. became better and better. When had taken
several bottles all Scrofuld Sores and marks were
gone; my health very good 1t is the best blood
purifier ever tried. 1t will cure Scrofula. II took
the sores and humors of my facc it gave me clear
skin Everybody who has got Scrofmto Han1orS
should try it, FERDINAND SCHNICK,
Matchmaker, Main street.
know the above to be true.
DIR. CHARLES NJ. DUDDENHAUSEN,
.... Apothecary, 81 0 Main street
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Fatal, RaIIroad Accident

GALVESTON, TEXAS, June IA special to
the Ners states that the north-bound train
on the Texas Ceptral railroad was thrown
from the track by broken joint two miles
south Of Mckinley. The ladies' car and q
sleeping-car rolled down IN embankment
twenty-five feet, killing Kennard Shaw, the
evangelist, and seriously wounding six.
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FURNITURE.

EURNITURE-120 EAST MAMA
Il STREET, am now receiving 90 suits Off
FURNITURE Of the latest styles, which for ~
durability and finish cannot be surpasscd.S7 ~
Amongst them will be found fine Walnut Dressing
Case and French Chamber. so arlor Suits, In SILK,
which am selling ut extraordinarily low prices.
These, with other goods now receiving, in addition
to my large stock. enable 10 meet the wants
Of all classes of purchasers who may favor me with
q call INV I'll J. ID. GATEWOOD.
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Illinois I,roglibItfonisfs.

CHICAGO, June THE ProhibitioniSts'
Convention to-day nominated 4 full State
ticket, headed by James r. Conn for State
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PROFESSIONAL.

JUDGE s. C.. Redo. WILLIAM ELLYsoN.
DEDD IL ELLYSON,
III ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
HOB MAIN STREET lover Thos. X. Price & Co.'S.
practice In all the courts In Richmond and the
courts Of Hanover, tenrico, Caroline, and Chester
field.
Collection OF claims and mercantile law a spe-
clalty. my 23-Th3m
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lss.15ass.45; receipts. 2,137 head: shlpmeas
1,C26 head.

fss.1s@ss:45; receipts. 2,1s7 head: shipment
i'oNo va 'sA'. LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE June 7.--Flour dull and unchanged.
Wheat dull red, csc. amber and white 81 9sl.95.
Corn dan; white, 4ss.: mixed; AZ. pa;s steady.
demand; choice leaf, fierce, &c.: kegs, stc. Balk-
meats firm; shoulders, &C.; eIear-rib 64c: clear
&c. slsar sides. Sc harris 0a9 Iosc:
Whiskey steady and firm at BLOB. Manufactured
tobacco quiet and unchanged. -
|. ST. LOUIS. a54l,
ST. LOUIS. June 7.-Floar UNCHANGED. Wheat
seHc:, Corn, S4H@s4ac: oats. sss@s5sc. bid;
Whisky slo5 Pors stsonger; go r bid d., Lard ar
for shoulders, clear rib and clear sides
.CBICAGo.
CHICAGO. June Flour nominally unchanged.
Wheat active and nrm NO: sgr,nr, 90kc: cash
sns sp sans sss ana
rnier cash and June : &c. July saae Al. An
Rye STEADY atsia and Unchanged PORK strong and
ss.sss isssst ss4sSssx7s Ss g IA s
hus gust Buik.nests in good DEMAND: shoulders,
sKc.: sides, 41@5Sc: Whlskey nomlnaly s1.04:
ous sets corn. 100000 bushels; OATS, $4,000
bushels: rye $500 bushels; barley. 1000 bushels
Shipments: Flour, $500 barrels wheat, 70 |, 900
bushels; corn, $4,000 bushels. oats. 10000
bushels rye, 1900 bushels; barley $500 BUSH.
diSenn0oR BodTG.- W.ea., so5sc. oa az asr
June, SIC. bid. July. Oats stronger: 23ac. June,
23Ac. july. PORK strong; S9.224 asked. July
$9.i0 asked. August. Lard frIier, but prices un-
changed.
COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.
NEW YORK. June 7.-Comparative cotton state
ment for week ending Friday: Net receipts at all
United States ports during the week. II, 43 bales;
net receipts at all United States ports week last
year, 1929 bales: total receipts TO this date,
4.172,4SS bales; total receipts TO same date last
year. 3.SSs,52S bales: Exports for the week, So
40501 bales; total exports this date. 3,197,2s2
bales: total exports to same date last year, 2847,-
65 bales. Stock at all United States ports, 2S1.
169 bales; STOCK at MI United States ports same
time last year. 1868 Is bales Stock at all Interior
towns, 2j,S00 bales; stock at all interior, towns
same time last year, 34.9I5 bales. Stock at Liy-
erpooi, $4,000 bales: stock at Liverpool same
time last year, /, 100000 bales. Stock Of American
cotton ailoat for Great Britain l3 900 bales; stock
of American cetton ahoat for Great Britain same
time last year. sc 600 bales. s 49,
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BY telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, June 7.--God opened ut lOl.
i70oR.-Stocks buoyant. Money on call, Eel
cent. EXchangc-Long, 4S5; short, 4S7. State
bonds steady. Governments strong.
Eusning-Mouey easy 1T 3(G4 per cent. Sterling
steady at 4S5. Gold steady ut l0l. Governments
active; new SIS. 1868. States quiet and steady.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, June G.-Virgnia G's, Old, p
deferred. AZ: sconSo!s. so: scco2d series, ~
past-dle coupons. 49, North Carolina 6's, ol'!, IT.
new. s. Bid Today.
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IudIcred for: EmbezzYement.

NEW BEDFORD, MASS, June George
T. Hathaway was arraigned to-day in the
Superior Court on six indictments for en-
bezzIement from the Sycamore Mills aud
two for: swearing to false returns, &c.
Hathaway made way with about half a mil
lion Of funds. His bail was fixed at over
100000.
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A Female abortionist.

BosroN, June Mrs. Mary Jane Foster
has been held in $4,000 bail for fatal. abor.
ton.
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New England Crops,

Boston, June 7.-Reports from various
parts of this State and New Hampshire
show that the crops were greatly injured
by the heavy frost OF last night.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
EICHIcNp, June 7, 1873.
oEtAElE.is REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
aWHEAT.- White, $50 bushels. Red, 3,G2S bush
els.
CoRN-Irhite. 756 bushels. Mired, so bushels.
OATs.-2l0 bushels, re-cyhibittd.
PoTAToES--70 bushels.
BLACK PEhS.-200 bushels.
CLAY PEAS.-144 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. 20 bushels very good at 81. 8 ;
SS bushels good at $1.10; 27S bushels very good at
Sl.l3-total. $50 bushels. Red, 81 bushels very
good Lancaster at $1.l0; SO bushels very good Lam
caster at $1.l0; 176 bushels mixed at Sl:10; 81
bushels common tultz at Sl.02; bushels Fuliz at
Sl.1O; 81 Bushels very good Fultz at $l.lO; go
bushels very good Lancaster at S1.15; 8 bushels
good Lancaster ut 10; $50 Bushels good LaIcas-
ter at $l.10; 40 bushels common Fultz as 81 70
bushels Futz at 81 .OS; 11S bushels mixed on pri-
vate terms; 10 bushels prime Lancaster ut Sl.l5-
total, re bushels.
CORN White. So bushels very good on private
terms; a bushels good at 55c.; $50 bushels prime
at 56c.-totai, 1855 bushels.
PoTATOES.-70 bushels 1T Csc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-08

yEGETINE is now acknowledged by our best ply
sicians to be the only and safe remedy for all
diseases arising from impure blood such as scrofua
and scrofulous humors
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-08
Grimes ana Casualties.

TWO SAILORS SHOT IN WESTERN BRANCH.
/ Especial Telegram 10 the Dlspatch.J
SUFFOLK, Va, June T.-Thomas Gardner
and Christopher Johnson, colored sailors
on the sloop Sarah Eliza, from Baltimore,
were shot and badly but not fatally wounded
BY George Darvins, a white shipnate, in
Western Branch, about II o'clock to-day.
Darrins has not been arrested. 4.