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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-17
.pANvILLE.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
~, 81. JUNE Ia. 1878.

correspondence OF the k,ehmohd p,spS..n,'
: -, JUNE Ia, 1878.
The session Of the public school closed to-
doy. Oral examinations were heid yester.
aay and to-day i'm the seven grades, ABOUT
half an hour being allotted to each s'uoy IN
ooch GRADE. The examinations over. heV.
l,r. Martin was called to the stand 10 denver
the medals and prizes, before DONG whlcn
no made some remarks about the vaiue OF
persistent labor. The pupils OF each. grade
we're then called up as special witnesses OF
thc honors won by their classmates. ana the
medals and prizes were awarded. NeNe
came the announcement OF the ha,hes VI
fhosc whose examination papers had been
approyed. together with the numbers snow
ing the value OF each paper; ana then, atcr
some words IN praise OF teachers ana schoi-
ors from Rev. &. W. Dame, the superlnten-
don't q; schools for the county, the days
work was done. and vacation was pro-
claimed as nj hand.
Thc Catholic house OF worship is finished,
ond the builders, understand, are waiting
for Rev. Father JansSens TO come up and
arnrove The work.
t,pfain Grccnville T. Pace. the Danville
representative OF PittsYlyania county in the
IJouse OF Delegates. is very critically i'll.
The church just" begun for the Ebenezer
rcolorcdl Bapiists is to be the largest in the
civ. IL will be one hundred feet long by
iIity wide, with pitch OF twenty-siX feet.
The bascmcnt-rooms arc TO have pitch OF
ten feet.
We arc getting the Richmond papers Just
four hours later than we did by the former
schedule. The cnterprisin@ news-dcalers
hurry them up from the depot, and those OF
~ who choose to send for them at $50 get
.hoo, ALPHA.
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ny Telegraph.
NEW YORK

HEw YORK, June 15.-Cotton caser: sales,
1856 bales: uplands. &c: Orleans, ll&c; con-
solidaed net receipts. 1905 bales; exports none.
Flour 5Gll0c. lower. with light extra honr-radc
demand: common TO fair extra southern, $4,000
$3.50; good 10 choice extra southern, IS. 90GS725.
demand: ungraded spring, si.o5&@sl.oG. Corn
40 lc. better and fairy active; nngradcI, Ale;
Oats &c: better With eht trade PORK firm and
prime steam. s7.05@s7.07H. Petroleum quiet
Cetiee quiet ana uncllanged sugar dnli and heavy:
at 3oIH@s2c. Rosin unchanged nj s1.5o@sl.55.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, June l5.-FIour dull and un-
changed. Southern wheat quiet and easier; western,
on spot and June. hrmer; futures steady; southern
red. Sl.O5@sl.l5: amber, .sl.17@sL.l9; Penn
on spot. S1.094: June. Sl.U9 July, 5l.04A; Alt
gust, $l03. Southern corn quiet and easier; west
ern lover and active at decline; southern white,
coffee unchanged. Whiskey tirm at ) LOS. sugar
fairly active III eatG94c. Freights unchanged.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, June 15.-Four heavy; family,
S4.60@f6. Wheat dull and lower: red, S5c.GGSl.
Corn dull at 40@40.c. Oats dull at 26G2Sc.
Rye dull and droopng at 54@h6c: Barley a 1qiet
in good demand: small sales of current make at
1913; kettle, $725@$7.75: Bulk. meats s,rG 70,
and higher ;shoulders 81 short rib, $500 bid
higher, with improved demand 5, 81, and &c. for
shoulders clear rib, and clear sides. Whiskey in
good demand and shade higher at sl.O4. Butter
firm and unchanged.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. June 15.-F0ur ,luil and unchanged.
Wheat dull: red, 9Oc.: amber and white, csc.
Corn dull: white, AGE: mixed, SOC. Oats steady
white, SOC: mixec, 29c. Rye nominal 1T 55c.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. June 15.-Flour nominally unchanged;
only local trade. Wheat Il shade hrmer; No. 3 red
fall, 9O@91Ac.; No. red full, Soc; No. spring
nominal. Corn inactive and lower; No. 2 mixed,
33kc. Oats inaciiyc and lower; No. 2, 24s@t25c.
Rye steady 1T soc. Pork unsettled at SO. 12H(G
1925. Lard inactive: 1913 asked. Bulk-meats In
fair demand none here. Bacon stronger; shout
ders, "a. Is: clear ribs. s5.GO@S5.62}4 Ger sides
$5.75@S5.S7k.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. June 15.-Four not lower. Wheat
active. but lower; No. Chicago sprng, 93c. cash
9Oss19 OAc. July, s4@S44c. August No. Chca-
go spring. $50. Corn active and = shade lower at
25isc cash, 351c July, 36sc August. Oats in fair
demand and lower ri 231sc cash, 23tc. July, 224c.
August Rye easier at 52%c. Barley easier at 4Sc.
Pork fairly active and shade higher NJ $4,000
1895 cash, SS.92K@ySS.95 july, S9.l0M$9. / 2E
August, S9.27H@S0.30 September. Lard fairly
S6.75@S6.77k July, s6.S5Gl$6.S7x August. Bulk
meats In fair demand and higher: shoulders Axe.
short rib, &C.; short clear. SIC. WDskcy tirmcr Al
81 .04;s cash, S1.G5 next week.
Receipts: Flour. 5000 barrels; wheat, 1900
bushels: corn. 1900 bushels; oats, 1000 bush.
els; rye, 1900 bushels: harley, 1000 bushels
Shipments: Flour. 400 barrels: wheat 2I.00C
bushels: corn. 100000 bushels oats, II 900 bush.
els; barley. 40 bushels.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
THE MINCING-LANE MARKETS.

THE MINCING-LANE MARKETS.
LONDON. June 15.-The leading Mincing-
Lane markets are animated. Stocks are
large, and speculation restricted to few
articles. Sugar is in fair demand, closing
firm, Notwithstanding large imports OF fine
crystalized; West Indies dcarer; low
sugars attract more attention. Rice
inactive; there have been numerous
arrivals. Coffee unsettled by heavy Of
terings at auction; demand slow; prices
occasionally shilling per cwt. lower. Many
foreign parcels were withdrawn, and ordi-
nary qualities generally were only salable
at material reduction. Plantation Ceylon
is easier. There was more inquiry for
black and white pepper. Tea dull, but
public sales were too small to influence quo
tations; there was good shipping demand.
THE STOCK MARKETS.
LONDON, June 15.-The Economist says ::
"The rate OF discount for three-monthS'
bills is Il per cent; short loans are de-
cidedly tirmer. In consequence Of the needs
OF stock exchange for this, weeks settle
ment, following a material rise in prices
fro m day to day, loans command 13@2. 1t
is satisfactory to record that prices Of stock.
after last weeks great rise, are, on the
whole, well maintained. There has been a
decline in consols, owing to the increased
requirement OF the money market, but for
eign securities have held their ground.
ENGLAND's PROJECTS.
LONDON, June 15.--The Manchester
Guardians London correspondent men,
tions the existence OF an An.!o-Turkish I'M
Outstanding which is kind OF supplement
to the Anglo Russian agreement. 1t Sc
cures the paramount influence Of England
not only in Asia Minor, but at CONSTANT
nople.
The Standard, in its financial article to-
day. says that Lord Salisbury, before going
to Berlin, consulted with the leading bank
ers about the position and capabilities OF
Turkey, with view to the establishment OF
financial combination at Constantinople
similar to that now existing in Egypt. The
scheme apparently receives the support OF
the Vienna and Berlin Cabinets.
Rome.
ROME, June 15.-It is stated that the next
Consistory will be held on the 9Th Of July,
when the Pope will appoint Padre San Fe-
lice, Of the Benedictine Order, to the Arch
bishopric OF Naples.
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lRcported for the Dispatch.1
lsamDdeR-SIGney College.
COMMENCEMENT.
THURSDAY, June 18th,


THURSDAY, June 18th,
II Il. M-Pravcr by DR.. Hoge; an
nouncement OF distinctions, by the Presi-
dent; Latin salutatory, by Thomas S.
Forbes. of Fauquier county, Va. Addresses
by members OF The graduating class: ''The
Influence OF Philosophy on Man." by John
r. McMurran, of Alexandria, Va; "The
Effects OF Religion on Mankind" by Junius
l.. Wilson. OF Farmyille, Va. :. Creation"
by William G. Hagan, OF Christiansburg,
Va; Possibilities Of Life" by John Fat
coner, OF Baltimore, Nd; "Echoings OF
the Ocean, by John II. Reynolds. OF Nor
folk, Va; Valedictory, by kensey Johns
Hammond, OF Baltimore, Nd.
DELIVERY OF DIPLOMAS.
Grdduates-Cla of 1S7S.-Kensey Johns
Hammond, of Baltimore, Md, first honor !;
John ROYAL McMurran, OF Alexandria,
Va. second honor; Thomas SemmeS
Forbes, OF Fauquier county, Va, third
honor; John William Churchman, Angus
Ia county, Va; John Falconer, Baltimore,
Nd: William Campbell Uagan, Christians
burg, Va; Dabney Carr Harrison, Frede-
rick county, Va: Clement Read Nell
wainc, Baltimore. Md; William L. owen,
Halifax county, Va: George Junkin Ram
sey, Lynchburg, Va; John NJ. Reynolds,
Norfolk, Va; JuniuS Leigh Wilson, Farm
vile, Va.
The President announced that the degree
OF Bachelor Of Arts had been conferred on
the graduates, and the degree of Master OF
Arts on Messrs. J. II. Scott, OF Raleigh !;
J. II. Thornton, Of Prince Edward; j. f.
Mines, OF New York; p. II. Hoge, of Rich
mond, and II. r. Edmonds, Of Richmond.
Mr.. r. b. Berkeley, OF Farmville, was
admitted as 4 member of the Board OF
Trustees.
The weather during the week was de-
Iightfal, and all the exercises OF commence
ment were pleasant, as usual. Some OF the
speeches were able. i.
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SATURDAY nights KILOGRAMS,
INTERESTING NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

REDUCTION OF THE TOBACCO TAX AGREED
TO IN THE HoUsE-CoNEERENCE RE-
PORTS ON THE ARMY AND RivER-AND-
HARBOR BILLS ADOPTED ADJOURN
MENT OF CONGRESS POSTPONED TO TUES
DAY THE 18TH INsTANT-THE PIUTEs
RESOLVED TO GO UPON THE wAR-PATH-
DEATH OF A WELL-KNowN PREsBYTE-
RIAN MINIsTER-ARRIvALO OF TIE SOUTH
CAROLINA CoLoRED IMMIGRANTS IN AT
RICA-FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE ALLAN
TIC, MISSISSIPPI AND OHIO RAILROAD
EXPRESS AGENT ROBBED AT CAIRo-lsN
UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN ENGLAND
AND TURKEY, &C., &C.
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Daring Robbery and Attempted Mnr.

CAIRO, ILL.,. June 15.-At O'Clock
A. NJ. yesterday James A. Abbott, agent
OF Adams's Express at Golconda, was
awakened by four men, who SAID they
wanted him. to go to his store
for sick person. On entering the
store they demanded an $500 package
supposed to be in Abbott's store. The
package bad not arrived, but they robbed
Abbott Of go which he had on his person.
They then forced him into sllitf, and after
proceeding down the river few miles
threw him overheard. Abbott reached the
shore, returned and gave the alarm, which
resulted in capturing stranger supposed
to be one OF the parties.
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HUNYADI JANOs WATER.
HUNYADI JANUS WATER
THE GREAT EUROPEAN NOVELTY
IIUNYADI JANOS,
THE BEST NATURAL APERIENT.

THE LANCET Hunyadi Janos.-Baron Lieblg
afirms that its richness in apercnt salts sur
passes that of all other known waters
THE BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL.-"Hu Hun
yadi Janos.-The most agreeable. safest, and
most eficacious aporient water"
PROFESSOR vIRCHoW, BERLIN. Invariably
good and prompt success most valuable"
PROFESSOR BAMBERGER, VIENNA. Il have
nrescribed these waters with remarkable sue
cess"
PROFESSOR sCANZoNI, WURzBuRG. Il pre-
scribe none but this"
PROFESSOR LAUDER BRUNTON, NJ. d., F. Z.
s., LONDON. more pleasant than Its rivals,
and surpasses them In efficacy"
PROFESSOR AITKEN, NJ. D., F. r. 8, ROYAL
MILITARY HOSPITAL, NETLEY. Preferred to
Pulna and Friedrichshal."
Z. A WINEGLASsFUL A DOSE.
INDISPENSABLE TO THE TRAVELLING
sUi PUBLIC.
Every genuine bottle bears the name OF THE
ApoLL1EAR1s COMPANY Limitcd), London.
FREDERICK DE barry CO.,
Al and IS Warren streer, New York,
Sole Agents for United States and Canadas.
5T5 i f.is. s i. 4 FOR SALE By
DEALERS, GRoCERs, AND DRUGGISTS.
PURCELL. LADD & CO., Richmond,
General Agents for Virginia.
The label on every bottle Is printed on bLoi
naner. ia 2s.M,W&F&eowtAna7
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The idaho Indian Troubles.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 15.-A special from
Boise City says that Major Downcy, while
on his way to the sheep rancho, received
orders to return to Fort Harvey, in conse-
quence of information received that Egar,
a Plute CHIEF, was at the head Of four hun
dred warriors and resolved to go upon the
Warmth
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The Bark Azor at Africa.

CHARLESTON, S. c., June 15.-A cable
special from the Ne,cs and Courier's cor
dated Sierra Leone, May 10, uia
Madeira to-day, announces the arrival at
the former place OF the bark Azor, which
sailed from Charleston April 21st with TWO
hundred and fifty negro immigrants for
Liberia. There was much suffering on the
voyage, the water having become short.
Ship-fever broke out, aud twenty-three OF
the immigrants died. The rest were in
good spirits at having reached Africa.
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Singular and Fatal Accident.
TWO coLoRED BOYS KILLED WHILE FISHING BY
A FALLING PLANK FROM A PASSING TRAIN OF
- Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch


Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG, Va, June 15.-This after
noon about o'clock two boys, aged re-
spectively ten and twelve. years, sons OF
John Rufin (colored), OF Prince George
county, were killed By q somewhat remark
able accident, four miles from this city,
while fishing from the abutment Of q small
trestle-bridge over Blackwater creek.
Freight train No. 5, from Norfolk, came
up, to which was attached several cars
loaded with lumber. The boys kept their
seats, being in no danger from the train;
but heavy plank falling from one OF the
lumber-cars struck them, killing one in:
stantly and MORALLY wounding the other.
The latter was knocked into the stream, and
died soon after being taken from the water.
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Death of Rev. DIR. Handy.

PHILADELPHIA, June 15.-The Rev. DR..
Isaac N. X. Handy, Of Virginia, a we'll
known and wideIy-esteemed minister OF the
Presbyterian Church, died yesterday at the
residence OF his son, NJ. p. Handy, in this
city. DR.. Handy was son OF the late
James Henry Handy. OF Washington, and
was born in that city December II, 1915.
The remains have been taken to Virginia
FOR huri,1
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John X. a;ilIiat & Co.'s Circular as TO
Tobacco.
LONDON, 4 CROSBY SQUARE,
let Juue, 1878.

LONDON, CROSBY SQUARE,
1st June, 1878.
Sir,-Business in our market was more
lively last month, and total sales Will eN-
coed the average Of previous months OF the
wear. The moderate prices now ruling Ior
most descriptions induced several large
manufacturers to add to their stock, ana
holders appeared generally willing to meet
the demand. For the better parcels OF
western strips fair prices were realzed-
say : to I'D, and something more for selec-
tons. For medium and mixed lots the
range OF values was rather wide, While for
trash strips further reduction was submit
ted to in some quarters, sale OF 100 hogs
heads being reported at 4d. AS some peo-
Die had made up their minds that strips
were to come down to this price, and it is
perhaps as we'll that the point has been
touched, as now, ut any rate, we think some
confidence NAV be shown by holders rs well
as buyers. At 4td. good many common
strips might no doubt be bought, but there
are very few sellers, we think, below that
figure.
western leaf there is but little on sale eX.
cent Missouri and Kentucky River, and for
neither Of these do we find any present de-
mand. The few Kentucky River bright
strips on the market are held at high
prices-1O to 11d.-but no sales reported.
There was some inquiry for dark Virginia
leaf for export, and about 120 hogsheads
were sold here at low prices. Several small
parcels of new Virginia leaf and strips,
more or less colory, were placed on the
market and some sales effected at various
prices. Quotations from Richmond would
appear to leave but small margin for pro-
fit on the better grades Of bright tobacco,
aud we find 1t difficult TO obtain the high
prices expected for such qualities. :.
Quotations. - Virginia Leaf: Common to
middling, 81 to sd. a. H.; fair to good and
fne. 81 70 73d. q b.; bright fancy, 81 to 8
and 10d. "a b. Stemmed Common to mid
ling, 5to7d. "a h.; good to fine and colory,
u to lGd. a d., and nominal, ie,.I Il
Western Leaf /: Common to middilng OK
ports, 3 to Sd. q d.; good to fine exports,
ia to I'd. "a n. sound dry common, 3 to Adj.
% D.; middling to good, 4s to 8Sd. q ~;
line and colory, SD, and nominal. Stem
med Common TO middling. AZ to Cd. q
b. fair to good and fine parcels, Oh to 8
and SD. n D.; bright Kentucky river, 9
TO lid. % b,Sga 400 I5. .ss..t
J MARYLAND and Ohio: s., 81, and Old. @ b.
Negrohead and GaYendish "a, -, and lsd.
a a. ~ j. JOHN K. GILLIAT 81 Co.
,yes5,$ 4 ,iF, q
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w e. T. MI'rTEIDORFFR

N Il i. MTTTELDORFER,
~. 527 BROAD STREET.
have received another invoice OF BARGAINS from New
York auctions All kinds Of WHITE GOODS for
cominensements: FRENCH ORGANIZES one and
a half yards wide at zoe. worth Soc; VICTORIA
LAWNS. STRIPED ORGANIZES. CHECKED
and STRIPED NAISSOOk, SWISSE.S. &c. &c,
FANS.-A large stock bought ut auction to lie sold
at 25c. on the dollar. 80
5000 yards best PRINTS al &C.: 100 pieces
CORDED PlQUE ut &c. worth l0c.: 80 pieces
COLOREn PIQUE 1T &c. worth l2Rc.: YARD
WIDE FINE GROWN COTTON nj 6Hc. worth
ice; BLEACHED COTTONS from Sc. 10 &c. per
yard-al the popular brands. DRESS G0oi2T1, "a
The latest STYLES and novelties. TRfMMlSG-SILkS-
RIEROSS and BUTTONS to match; HOSIERY.
GLOVES, aud UNDERWE EAR for ladies and gentle
men at extremely low prices: LINENS AMI CASSl.
NERES for mems aud boys wcar-wc have great
bargains RED-CHECK MATING ut &c. worth
2Jc.: WHITE MATING at SC. worth soc. Give
Il call. ID. * IL Mll !fi-DoRrE"'
IL 5-tJyl7
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, June l5.-iold opened ut lOOl.
Noon.-Stocks strong. Money on call, 3 per cent.
Gold, 1U04. EXchange-Long, 4S4H: short. 4S64
State bonds quiet. Governments steady.
Ereatng.-Money easy 1T per cent. Sterling
steady. Gold quiet ut 1909. Governments steady
new SIS, 105ll. States quie.
BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK, June 15.-The following Is the bank
statement: Leans decreased Sl,500,000; specie
increased $50 600; legal tenders increased =
100000: deposits increased 81 100000: reserves
increased 81 ,l25 900.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, June 15.-Virginia 6's, old. 25
deferred, Al: cousols, SO; sec0Gd series, 20
past-dlIc coupons, S3E. North Carolina 6's. ed
16: new. s. Bid to-day.
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SLAUGHTER OF DRY GOODS!
y EVERYTHING MARKED DOWN

We are not Strengthening our goods TO deceive the
public, but to wlud up the business and to cease for
plish It Is TO give much away at half their va ue
we are ready to send them forth ut prices ranging
from ten to forty per cent. under their regular
prices.
We are very anxious to sell DRESS GOODS and
FINE CASSlMERES in particular, and nunbeEless
other goods, is SUSPESDERS, BRAIDS, PARA
SOILS, FANS. PIQUE, LAWNS, &C.. &C.. &c.
Please call and ohlige J. 6. WHITLOCk.
jeenth je l2-M.W&F
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FRzEDRICHsHALL BITTER WATER
ERIEDRICHSHALL
BITTER WATER,
BITTER WATER,

THE ONLY PURE AND RELIABLE
owes its great reputation TO the happy proportions
of its ingredients, which have constituted IL
approachable and Indispensable remedy for consti-
patton, Indigestion, distractions, Piles, Chronic
Disorders Of The Stomach, Liver, ana Bowels, Gout
Plethora and Rush OF Blood 10 the Head, HYpo-
chondria, Melancholy, Lassitude, Impurlty Of the
Blood aud Skin, EruptIons, or Blotches.
Sir HENRY THOMPSON and Baron Won LIEBIG
certify TO It's incontestiole merits.
DOSE: One or two wine-glasscs fun every morn
Ing Particularly appropriate for the spring OF the
year.
Sold everywhere and by the AGENTS.
BOUCHE Fills 4 CO.,
No. 81 Beaver street, New York.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
my27-M,W&F2m 49,
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WASHINGTON. June 15.-To the Press OF
the South: My duties in preparing the
press reports for the South terminate to-
night. NJ. W. BARR.
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Cuba.

THE GOVERNMENT TO BE TURNED OVER TO
GENERAL CAMP0S.
HAVANA, June 15.-It is officially an
nounced that Captain General Joyelar will
resign the Government in the hands OF
General Campos on the 18th instant, when
Jovellar sails for Spain.
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ig Th,e Alexandria Gazette states that Rev.
w. NJ. Dame, rector of Christ church, in
that city. has received q call TO Memorial
church. In Baltimore, OF which Bishop Pc
terkin iately bad charge.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

RICHMON l.. June To- 1878.
,FrLi:iNGs REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WuEAr.-ReI, LAC bushels.
CoRN.-!F Waite, 90 bushels. Hi.ced, GO bushels
OATs.-42 bushels.
SALES REPORTED To SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Red. l 400 bushels prime mixed Lancas-
ter and Fultz at Sl.l2: 2 bushels prime Lancaster
and white, mixed, at S115: &c bushels prime tultz
~ SLIP: so bushels very good FutZ at ) .12: 81
bushels very good Lancaster at $l.l5: 20 bushels
E:iNeu at SLIP: 80 bushels prime Lancaster at
$l.15-t6tal. 1.746 bushels.
CORS-Whtte 100 bushels on private terms.
MiTcd, 1G6 bushels good III 33c-.otal, 26G bush
els.
Flour.
fir.. 1915: .u0.rfnr. S4.50, eAlr,. S5M$5. 25 {;
common family. S5.iJmSG AN; brand, f6.5O6I
81.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY. June Is, 1878.
the nrcas> tr-av comprised EOS hoashcads and
~ I;ercc>. The o::i rings ~ auction on Change
we're "a packages: Of which number 20 were
taken in. and the remainder sold 1T prices ranging
from $4.l0 10 S54.
We continue 10 quote:
new DARK.
LnyS.--C0mmon to medium, Sl.5O@$2; medium
to good. S3mS4.
Leat-Comnon, s4@*5: medium, :5@G; good
Ss6$10: fine, S11@Sl4.
BRIGHT.
LugS.-Common colory, &3Ms4.
EWIerS.-Common. S40f5J; medium, SJteS7:
good. $7@$1O: fine. Sl0@$I3.
SntokerS.-Common. S7GlSS.5o: medium. 500
G$22.
Ms25: good, s30@$45; Guc. :G0@S7e; fancy,
S7JmS9O:
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

fin-. 1915: .uD"rfnr. S4.50, eAtr,. so6N$5 .25
common family. :5.5JmSG !a0y; brand, $1,000
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LAYING CORNERSTONE OF BITTLE MEMORIAL
AND I.EwIS uALI.-EEUEION BANQUET.
Reported for the Dispatch
SALEM, VA. June II, 1878.
OF the commencement exercises proper
on Yesterday morning you have had re-
port, and shall therefore write only OF the
cornerstone laying and the rednion ban
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FURNITURE.


.CLoslS G 0 U 7 6
FURNITURE AND MATTRESSES. .aess
Intending to engage in other business, am now
closing Out my entire stock OF goods ut PRICES
Low enough 10 induce all to buy who are In need
OF goods in my line. See my stock and prices.
SAMUEL W. HARDWOOD.
jc 10-ecd Governor street.
r d. GATEWOOD, 1908 EASTA
~ MAIN STREET.-Furnure Is nov at In,
the lowest prices. Now Is Ike time 10 buy. Ny ITef
stock bting bought before the advance in prices,
parties buying from me get the advantage thereof.
| am selling goods Is low rs they can be had this
side Of New York. ! have In stock all the newest
designs for Paror. Chamber. ami Dining.RoOm. All
parties can he suited In quality and prlcr. Chairs
Speciality. Upholstering and Repairing. Terms lihe-
raj. 1c IL
T ARGE STOCK OF NEW STYLESA
IL OF WALNUT PARLOR AND CHAM H.
Der oUTTS-Wc In W III stock some very tine re-
PARlOE and CHAMBER SUITS, which We
will sell for the next sixty DAYS IL cost. PARLOR
SUITS in COTELINE TAPESTRY, SATINE,
REPS, and IIAiR-CL0TIl. Al fresh and dcsira-
bic goods. Parties In want Of fine goods should not
fail 10 examine stock before purchase NJ. rs we
guarantee stock equal 10 any In tue city, both as
10 price and workmanship. 4 full line Of CHEAP
COTTAGE FURNiTURE-very cheap.
T.. GATIlRlGIiT son.
jc lO-lm IL Governor street.
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DRY GOODs.
COURTNEY g POWELL,
Aaa BROAD sTREET.

Our store Is fast becoming popular resort. u Is
the house in the city, aud you can zee
just what you are buying. We are display every