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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

LONDON, June 10.-The Catholic Uni
yersity college at Kensington is to be re-
moved to the country near Weymouth.
Consequently Monsigneur Capel will resign
the rectOrShip.
The Showccacmettes arrived at Henley
this morning, and after much difficulty Sc
cured private apartments near the river.
They are in good health. but complain Of a
lack Of exercise. Their appearance excited
much interest and curiosity. The Henley
boatmen are very anxious to see their IA
nous fast stroke. They took their first pull
this afternoon, and were watched by q
great number OF persons. George W.
Lee, the American sculler, who also
came out in the Alsatia to partici-
pate in the Henley regatta, launched his
boat in Southampton harbor yesterday
and pulled several miles. He also took q
pull for practice at Henley to-day. Mr..
Kelley and the coach OF the Columbia crew
arrived at Henley yesterday. He has been
out on horseback, accompanying the crew
IN their exercise to-day, and will continue
to do so until the Fourth OF July The
Columbians think favorably OF their paper
boat, and will use it. Mr.. Towsey, secre-
tary OF the Henley Regatta Association,
will arrive ut Henley tonight. The match
will be made Saturday.
LONDON, June J9.-The Ascot Derby
stakes were won by lnsulaire; Con Cregan
second; Juniata third.
The Coronation stakes were won by Red
wing; Strathblete second.
Turkey.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, June 19.-Princc RcuSs,
German ambassador here, has been trans
ferrcd to Vienna, and will proceed thither
in fortnight. Russians are sending re-
Inducements against the Rhodopc insur-
gents, who seem to he making preparations
to take the offensive.
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Cost of Raising Corn.

Editors Dispatch: find the following
item among the proceedings Of the Social
Science Convention held in Cincinnati about
three weeks ago:
"a half-century ago the horse-plough and
hoe were used in cultiyating corn. Then
came the double-shovel cultivator. Hun.
dreds OF patents have been issued for cult.
vators. An Ohio farmer near Springfield
kept exact account Of the cost Of raising
corn for three years. using double-shoveI
implement. The highest cost was twelve
cents and the lowest nine cents per bushel.
He purchased one of the improved cultiva-
tors, and again kept exact account for three
years, and his highest cost was eight cents,
his lowest seven cents"
In the next paragraph he says that they
shell corn for one-half cent per bushel.
ii the engagements OF our Commissioner
OF Agriculture will admit, I would be glad
il he would tell us, through the Dispatch,
what it costs to raise and shell corn in the
different sections OF Virginia. y. l..
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CULpEPER COUNTY.
I CORRESPONDENCE of the Richmond Dispatch. ]

CUIPEPER, June IS, 1878.
On Sunday evening last 4 young man
named Hawkins. about twenty-five years
old, was lodged in our Jail, charged with
the murder OF boy named Turner, about
twelve Years old, on Tuesday evening last.
The boy, il seems. had seen Hawkins take
some cherries which lady had placed in
her window 10 dry, and spoke OF it TO the
lady and other parties. This cXasperatcd
Hawkins, and he threatened TO kill Tur-
ncr for 50 telling. On Tuesday he enticed
him from Mr.. Stringiellow's residence,
where he was staying and, after getting
him some distance away, deliberately MUIR
dered him in cold blood, presumably with
piece Of ience-rdil, and left the body
there lying. Nothing was known OF this
until Sunday last, when Hawkins told q son
OF Mr. Stringfellow's where the body could
be found. and that he (Ilawkins) killed him.
When found the body was considerably
mangled by beasts. Hawkins was at once
arrested and taken TO JAIL
Yesterday was our monthly court-day.
We have never seen so small an attendance
Of Sovcreigns. working in harvest"
however, was the answer to this. A few
days more OF good weather and our harvest
would have been oycr-but, about yester-
UtE evening Il hcaEy transform set IN on
Us, and, with few intermisionS, continued
al night. This will retard operations some.
The TnaIs Of our commandments came of
last night al the Baptist church. Diplomas,
certificates, &C.. were delivered to a large
class OF young ladies OF the Culpeper Fee
male Institute by the principal, Dr..
Vaughan, and Judge Farrar made IA APP
propriate address to the pupils OF the
school and a large audience, full OF sound.
practical advice, which was listened to with
marked attention and pleasure, and will not
be soon forgotten by those who heard it.
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PATRICK COUNTY.

JUNE ~, 1873.
Editors Dispatch: Since writing to you
q the murder OF John Pratt, Of this coun-
y, OF the disinterment Of his remains, OF
me jury OF Inquest, Of the finding OF said
Jury, Of the arrest OF William and Samuel
Gilbert, Of this county, charged with said
offence, Of the second disinterment, we
nave had one OF the most remarkable crimi-
nal trials known in the history OF our coun-
". The trial came off at the regular May
term OF our County Court, and occupied
nearly the entire term, commencing on
tuesday and concluding late Saturday eve
h,hg.., Notwithstanding the gravity OF the
oeeeasion--two men being tried ut the same
ahe for their iiyes-the array OF legal abil-
NY engaged for and against the accused,
Tue passage at arms between the
aage and Commonweaith's. attorney,
the ordering OF the latter 10 jail Tor
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North-POlc Expedition.

NEW YORK, June 19.-The Eothen sailed
to-day to search for relies OF Sir John
Franklin's expedition. Colonel Glider. Just
before sailing, stated that he would proba-
bly be absent for two years or more. The
searching party expect to make the voyage
northward in about two months, reaching
Repulse bay about the latter part OF Au-
gust. 1t is intended TO stop at that place
until spring, there being no snow on the
ground during the winter. In the early
part of the spring the party will cross the
country in sledges to King Williams Land.
The Journey will probably occupy four OF
five weeks. After landing the searching
party at Rcpulse bay the Eothen will depart
on whaling voyage.
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contempt, The imprisonment OF The said at
torney for half a day, the arrest OF the trial,
the discharge from prison OF the attorney,
1 the resumption OF the trial, the visit OF the
| Jury and the Judge with the officials to the
place where The body Of Pratt was found
1 (about eight miles west OF our Courthouse,
amid the rugged precipIces OF the Blue
Ridge), the absence oftthe Jury from the
courtroom for the entire day, their return
/ to their bench, and the able and protracted
argument or counsel, and the brief retire.
ment Of the Jury, and their unsatisfactory
and unexpected verdict" Not guilty o-ail
these exciting events within few short
days without disturbing the eQuaninity OF
our citizens as they quietly continued at
their usual vocations. elected the general
remark, /" Did YOU ever see so few persons
attending such an important trials" We
do not like to attribute this apparent in
difference to too great familiarity with
such grave offences.
The jury OF inquest heretofore reported in
yoar paper as being held over the bones of
John z. Turner, so mysteriously discovered
in this county, after protracted session,
rendered the following verdict: owe, the
Jury, believe the said bones to be the re-
mans OF John 2. Turner, and that he came
to his death by n wound inflicted by gun
shot from the hands OF his father, TaZewell
Turner, on or about the 10Th of April,
1885," The coroner at once issued his war
rant for Turner's arrest. He was arrested,
and while In the custody OF the officers made
his escape. Thus ends two of the most
diabolical crimes that have darkened the
records Of. our courts for many years, leav-
ing the community very much dissatisfied,
not knowing whom to censure for this
failure to bring these malfactors to condign
punishment.
The great scarcity OF greenbacks, the
low prices for tobacco. and the gloomy pros
pect for a good yield OF wheat, all COM
bined, have depressed our farmers; but the
clear, cool weather OF the past ten days i'm
proved the wheat. and the larger area Of
land sowed last fall than common cncour-
ages the belief that we will harvest in this
county our usual crop. We have a fine
stand OF tobacco; very promising prospects
for fine oat harvest; corn looks well, and a
good prospect for fruits OF all kinds raised
in this section.
Our distinguished countyman, Colonel
John L. Penn, is now lying dangerously ill
OF congestion OF the brain. DAN.
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TELEGRhpHIC NEWS
FROM AEL PARTS OF THE COUNTRY

PROCEEDINGS; CONFIRM:
ATOMS DY THE SENATE; THE PENSION
BILL PASSED; ELECTIONS TO FILL VA
CAECTEs; IRE sUNDRY CIVIL SERVICE
APPROPRIATION BILL PASSED BRIL-
LIANT WEDDING-PAY OF LETTER-CAR-
RIERs-LIvELY TIMES IN THE HOUSE
SAILING OF THE EoTHEN IN SEARCH OF
THE RELICS. OF SIR JOHN FRANKLIN
slXTY-s'INE CoLoRED IMMIGRANTS SAIL
ED YESTERDAY FROM NEW YORK FOR
Observation-Disclosures AND NATIONAL
PARTY COMMEMORATIVE RIOTS AMONG
THE INDIANA MINERS CRIMES AND Ca
SUALTIEs-CENTENNI ANNIVERSARY
OFTHE EVACUATION OF VALLEY FORGE
STEAMSHIP LAUNCHED AT CHEsTER-AT-
TEMPT OF A CONVICTED MURDERER TO
ESCAPE-AsSAULT by TWO TRAMPs-
DIXIE STAKES-aIEETING OF UNEMPLOI-
ED LABoRERs AT MoNTREAL-oTHER
FOREIGN ITEMS. &C., &C.
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washington.

THE sUSDRY CrvIL-4PPp1RoPRIAT1oE BILL.
WASHINGTON, June i9.-The sundry civil
appropriation bill as agreed upon by the
committee of conference contains the Senate
provision for the payment of the Hall
fax award. Senate amendments providing
for dnte-belllne southern mail claims
is stricken out. Senate amendment of
3327, 800 to construct a building in Wash
inoton for the Printing and Engraving
Bureau il retained, but the provision
for the purchase OF the Freedmea's-
Bank building is stricken out. Sem
ate item Of 100000 for commencing the
north wing OF the State, War, and Navy
Departments is agreed to after, reducing it
S350,e0 and the amount for continuing
the work on the east wing is compromised
at 1925 1000. Among the items for public
buildings as finally fixed in the bill are !:
Memphis, $4,000; sLittie Rock, 10000 !;
Atlanta, 100000; Raleigh, $4,000. 81 +
MISCELLANEOUS.
The conference committee on the sundry
civil bill reached a complete agreement at s
O'Clock this evening. Their report will UNI
doubtedy be adopted by both houses, but,
in order TO allow time for the enrolment of
the bills, &C., the session will have to be
extended some hours, probably until mid
night.
The sundry civil conference committee
has agreed to the clause in the bill appro-
priating $4,000, or SO much thereof as may
be necessary, for the purchase of relics OF
George Washington from the Lewis family
of Clarke county, Va.
The Senate confirmed the nominations OF
w. S. Grocsback and Francis A. Walker as
United States commissioners to the inter-
national monetary conference, and rejected
the nomination OF Reuben E. Benton as
such commissioner; also, confirmed the
nominations OF S. s. Phelps and Josiah
Dent as commissioners OF the District OF
Columbia. Samuel G.. Reid, who was NOM
mated rs United States marshal for the
Southern district OF Alabama, was rejected
by the Senate to-day by vote OF % ayes to
81 nays.
Owing to the postponement OF tho final
adjournment until to-day the Potter CON-
nittee have further postponed its meeting
until tomorrow.
The President tonight sent to the Senate
the nomination OF Charles 3. Lawrence, of
Illinois, to be commissioner Of the internal
monetary congress in place Of Fcnton, re-
jectcd.
The marriage OF General Russell Has
tines and Miss Emily Platt took place at
the Executive mansion this evening. Bishop
Jaeger, OF Ohio, performed the ceremony.
The Blue Paror, where the wedding took
place, was beautifully adorned with flowers.
Only the particular friends OF the President
and bride and groom were present.
The President intended to have left
Washington tonight to attend the COM
mencement exercises ut Princeton College
tomorrow, but was delayed by the hour OF
adjournment. Ii Congress adiourns before
midnight, however, the President will leave
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Turkey.
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY, June 10, 1878.
dm,crfcan G0id.-100H bid.
State iSecnrttieS.-Virginia consols, 50 bid GO
asked: Virginia consolJ, new, 9Th bid. 80 asked !;
Virginia deferred, bid: Virginia interest cerii-
Gates bid, l24 asked; Virginia tax-rcceivablc cou
pons. 81 asked.
CitR ccurities.-Riclmond city s's, J. and j.,
l19 bid; Richmond city 6's, j. and D., 103h BID !;
Manchester S's, NJ. and n. 90 asked; Manchester
S's, taI-recevable NJ. and S., son bid, 92H asked.
Railroad BOndS.-N0rfolk and Petersburg Rail-
road second mortgage SIS, j. and j.. 95 asked; Pc
tcrsburg Railroad first mortgage SIS, j. and D.. 50
bid; Richmond and Petersburg Railroad first mort
gage S'5, A. and o., 100 bid Richmond, Freder-
icksburg and Potomac Railroad mortgage S's, j. and
j., 103 bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad mortgage rs, j. and j., 100 bid;
Orange and Alexandria Railroad third mortgage
81. NJ. and n, SO asked; Richmond and Danville
Railroad consolidated 6's, NJ. and N, 20 bid, ~
asked; Piedmont Railroad first mortgage SIS, y. and
o., 81 bid.
Raiiroad StocfS.-Rlchmondan Petersburg Rail-
road, 100 par, as asked; Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad common, 100 par, 49S bid :;
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
six per cent. guaranteed, 100 par, 50 bid: Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad seven
per cent. guaranteed, 100 par, 90 bid; Richmond
and Danyille Railroad, 100 par, . bid.
Bank Stocks.-Flrst National, 100 par, llG bid.
Insurance pGnieS.-Nirginia Fire and 3l:t-
rine, 25 par, IL bid. An asked Virginia State,
20 par, % bid; Virginia uome. 90 par, c5 asked
Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par, IS asked; Guy,
100 par 81 bid.
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MARKETING IN RoME.-Mr. &. Z. Fulton,
writing from Rome to his paper, the Balti-
more american. says: ..
The Roman markets are all out in the
open air, and the provisions for sale are in
the smallest possible amount, Just as much
as the vender can bring on his own head
or on the back of donkey. A great many
vendors perambulate the streets, and their
cries are shrill and varied. Some idea may
be formed OF the poverty among the people
by the fact that chicken is cut up and
sold in quarters. You can buy leg, or a
wing, or breast, or take the Whole bird,
at your option. We have watched q
butcher selling half-pound Of meat,
and the fruiters selling q half-pound OF
cherries Some Of our housewives who
take half-dozen baskets with them to mar
ket would be surprised TO see heads OF fami-
lies carrying home their marketing in small
lunch basket, with one or two small punches
OF cherries on top. The provisions for sale
are spread out in baskets on the pavements,
there being no market-houses, though there
is an abundance Of small vegetable and
fruit-stands III all parts OF the city, each
with about as much of stock on hand as
could be packed In wheclbarroW. In fact,
Rome can be said to have no markets, oil
manner OF provisions being peddled around,
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Outrage by Tramps.

PHILADELPHIA, june 19.-Three brothers
(batchclers) named Hawn, OF ages ranging
between sixty and siNty-tive years, were at
tackled in their own house, six miles from
Huntington, this afternoon by two tramps,
and beaten unmercifully-one beyond re-
coyery. The tramps then knocked down
the housekeeper, ransaclied the house, and
carried away with them bonds to the
amount OF $4,000 and other yaluables.
They were pursued, but turned and fired
upon their pursuers, one OF whom received
ball through his clothing. The entire
neighborhood are now in pursuit.
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Murdercr's Unsuccessful Attempt. tc
E9caDe.

FREDERICK, Nd, June 19.-Edward II.
Costley (colorcd), who will be hanged here
Oh Friday, made desperate attempt to
escape this morning. The door OF the cor
ridor was opened to feed the prisoner,
when, as soon as the cook had turned his
head, Costley dashed past him through the
warden's room and out at the front ell
trance OF the jail, and down Il lot into q
cellar about 200 yards in rear of the Jail.
He was captured by the warden almost i'm
mediatey, and taken back to the prison and
ironel.
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Ecyy Steamship Launched

CHESTER, PA, June 19.-Thc new iron
steamship City Of Columbus was success
fully launched from John Roach d Sons
yard this afternoon. The new vessel, which
has tonnage OF $3.50 tons, is for the Ocean
Steamship Company OF Savannah, and will
plv between that city and New York.
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Es,liSrants for Liberia.

NEW YORK, June 19.-SiNty-nine colorcd
emigrants sailed to-day for Liberia, un-
der the auspices OF the American Colonial
ton Society, who will also support the emil
grants six months after their arrival. A
dozen cabin passengers are also on board.
It is understood that an effort is to made to
open up the back country OF Liberia, and,
by the construction Of roads, to bring the
products to the sea coast.
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NLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP ,,>ETssS
~ COMPANY. ssss2AaAsA
FOR NEW YORK.

THIS company win dispatch one or their splendid
s:a;.ur.s--tLD DOMINION, WIANOkE. ISAAC
BELL, and I.lCHMOND-avery TUESDAY, sRf
DAY, and SUNDAYat high water.
These ships entirely new, and were bait ex-
pressly fo- this route.
They haze Splendid saloons, s::te-roorns, AID bath
rooms.
The fare, ACCOMMODATIONS and attentious are un'
surpassed.
New York tie COIupany'S covered pier, ~ Nortn
river. .
Frel..,s for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch. and charge n.le except act&al e1-
EcnSeS incurred.
Freight received until Is +. Il. daily.
cabin fare 10 New Iork, Si2. Storage, 20 and
~.
FOR further Information apniy 10
GEORGE W. ALLEN & CO.. AGENTS,
myl9 Office LunlsallY'5 wliarTeS. Rockets,
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Valley Forge Centennial.

VALLEY FORGE, Pa, June 19.-The Cen
tennial anniversary Of the evacuation OF this
place'by the Continental army was ceie-
brated to-day with a grand military display
The troops were reviewed by Governor
Hartranft and General Hancock. Thirty
thousand persons were present.
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Penitentiary for Twenty Years.

BUFFALO, n. Y, June 19.--Daniel Ste.
yens, tramp, was convicted here to-day OF
an outrageous assault on girl eight years
old, and sentenced to twenty years. I'M
prisonment.
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FItz John Porter's Case.

WEST POINT, n. Y, June 19.-The
board to examine into the case OF Fitz John
Porter will convene here Monday. Por-
ter's counsel. are Joseph II. Choate and
Arson Maltby, of New York, and John G.
Bullitt, OF Philadelphia. Mr.. Bullitt Is O
Democrat md the other counsel arc Repub-
lieans. So, 49,, a,.s
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Missouri.

SEDALIA, June 19.--A joint State Conyen-I
ton OF the Greenback and National parties
assembled in. this city to-day. r. s. Under
wood was chosen temp orary chairman. The
usual committees were appointed, and the
Convention took recess.
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By Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

new YORK, June 10.-fiold opened 1T 1004.
.HOon.-Stocks strong. Money on call, 2H9l3 per
cent. Gold, 100A. EXchange-Loa2, 4S45; short,
EgsnimScMoney4 @ easy. Exchange firm. Gold
steady ut 1909. Governments strong; Co.'S, 1855
new 5's, LOG. State bonds quiet and steady.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, June 19.-Virginla GS, old, %; de-
frrrcd, AZ consos. soy; Secopd series. IS; past
due coupons IS. North Carolina Gs, old, 1G new,
S. Bid to-day.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY, June 10, 1879.

WEDNESDAY, June IL, 1879.
Country Produce.
Bees,odr: csc. a ID. o,,
Corn Meal: 56c. p bushe for country.
Dried Fruit: APPLES, 3I4c. q D.: peaches.
peeled. 7@Sc.: unpeeied. 3@ic.; cherries, 100
Ice. q d.. blackberries. &c.
Egos: In barrels, 13@l4c. q dozen; IN crates
Feathers: Prime hve-goose, i0c.; common, zoe.
FIarseed: ST p bushel.
Hay: Virginia timothy, 100000; clover, GOO
csc.
Potatoes: irish, p barrel, <s1@s1.50.
Lard: Country. 7@7ac.
Rye: 53c. "a bushel
Sg,nse: 75c.@s1.25. according to quality.
BaIed Strdto 40@45c.
Wool: Washed, 3o@32c.: unwashea, 20@2Sc.
BURY WOO! will bring IRON SC. q ID less than
above rates.
Cement, Lime. Plaster. &c.
Cement Rosesdale, 81 sc @s1.e0a barrel; James
Lims. horticultural, lOc. a ;bu6hel; Rockiand,
I'll ln0Sl 25 according to quantity.
: pi6stsr: Lump, $4@$4.25 ground, S7.5G@SS,
,1slyyrred ealcined plaster, So. - s,s
TuT Large size, 1926 @s3.5o. ~
Dry Goods.
Rro,o,, ShestfnQs and Shfrttlqs: A. MaaShea.
ter 6c,;E Manchester. bSc.:4 manchester, assc.
lanes River, 4xc "A Granifeyfle. 7Hc; Granite:
vile 7e,; "A Rockbridge. 81': H9cSesias' o'sc'
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Mining Troubles i'm Indiana.

INDIANAPOLIS, June 10.-Judge Davidson,
OF Fountain county, telegraphed to Cover
nor Williams to-day for troops to assist in
the suppression f-riots among the miners.
The Light Infantry will leaye here by q
special train this afternoon.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
WEDNESDAY, June 10, 1873.
The breaks to-day comprised 272 hogsheads and
27 tierccs. The offerings at auction on Change
were lO1 packages; OF which number IS were
taken in. and the remainder sold at prices ranging
from 81 80 10 sos.
We continue 10 quote:
NEW DARK.
Latgs-Common to medium, $1.J0G1a2; medium
to good, &3Ms4.
LeaE-Common, s4@*5; medium, 1905; good,
SSG$l0; line, $l1@$14.
BRIGHT.
L,.gs-Commou n,..o.y, S3@S4.
Ffilers-Commol, >. 80; medium, Sj@S7;
good, S7@$10: fine, :40HSl3.
eSIaokers.-Comm0n, $7MSS.50: medium. 500
S1l: good, S1O@Sl3; fine, Sl5G$lS; fancy, 81 s
iTrappers.-Common, S12as15: medium: SIG
ms25; good, s30@$4o; fine, s60@s7e; fancy,
S75MS9O,
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REMOVAL.
DANK OF COMMERCE
REMOVED TO I'LL MAIN STREET.
REMOVAL.

Transacts GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS.
COLLECTIONS made on acceptable points, ana
prompt returns made ut current rates OF exchange
i BONDS, STOCKS, and, VIRGINIA. TAA-RE-
CEIYABLE COUPONS bought and sold.
AS agents for Messrs, ureael o. Co, Philadelphia,
we draw DRAFTS on the leading cities OF Europe
az lowest rates Cor highest class bills. ~
Hnsiness solicited, With the assurance That every
effort viii be madeto give satisfaction: /
y q J 4 tx JOHN G., WILLIAMS, =.
NH ~ Cashier.
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New Jersey.

b, PRINCETON, June 19.--Dr. Charles Hodge,
senior professor Of the ology at the Prince
ton Seminary, died to-day, ,.--Il
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IS. Troy, n. Y, June 10. Edwin A..An !.
,dTews, cashier. oil the wrecked Greenwich
iBank, ct Greenwich, hang himself to-aayy.