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The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-26
Fridays News.

The Inter Ocean man has bonded the fla nous Crawley property for 30 days.
 Geo. W. Curtis and wife return to Pres colt in about two weeks.
 IT. Herzog is we'll supplied with every variety of fruit direct from California. Alex Harris and MT. Riggs departed for the Big Bug mines this a. m. They expect to strike it rich.
 QUICK TINE.-Chas. Ferguson unloaded goods in onr town, yesterday, 13 days from San Francisco.
 ! Mir George Pinkham of Oakland leaves ! Prescott, tomorrow, for Mohsve county, in- | terding to look after mining interests that he holds tlere.
 See the advertisement. elsewhere in the MINER of the Chicago Weekly News, inc cheapest and best paper for the price in the United States.
 People who are in the stock business complain of dry feed, scarcity of water, etc. nevertheless, our four butcher shops are well supplied with fat beef and mutton
 Otio webbef, from Walnut Creek, and bcttcr-half, are uoing our town. Otto thinks be will raise a fair crop of potatoes snd some corn this season, nothwiths,an li0g the dryness.
 Geo. Dslv. Superintendent of the B0die Miac, who killed John Golf, in the latc Jupiter. ON yhec fight, was notified hy tbc Miners Union to leave BOdie. Daly at first refused but upoD more mature consideration decided to .cdk.
 Mr. Abe Kiewe, the popular and enter prising proprietor of the store at Big Bug, put in an appearance at the Capital Of Ari- zona last evening. Judging from appear ances we would say that the Big Bug eli, mate agrees with Abe. He is fat, rugged, and "Wcll, we'll let that pass"
 Chris Linde, with tears in his eyes, bade his Prescott friends farewell this morning, and took departure for Germany, where he goes to sec the "old folks at home and per haps some one else, quite dear to Chus. May his trip be attended with good luck and his return not delayed.
 Major Dake, L. s. Marshal for Arizona, goes out to morrow to the Model mine, in company with J. ". Robbins, the Inter Ocean correspondent. The Model IS located three miles west of Geaung's tarm, in Peoples Valley. From the mine the Major will proceed to Pheuix, m connection with basincss Of his office, and NIT. Robbins will return here.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-26

SIS snd upwAras- lssn HrrI FsEDEzieEs. cheies Eastern Baeos ;s ct. Der pound. al BOvss. knosles k co-
 Nov s year chance to buy your zosrss cheap at the elos'Ag ouf sAle of ns~szi. knosies Co.
 ialss Dried srsp-s for sI. sf Bowen. KBo~is. Co.
 ry ss Black ooloug Tea. s so eta I-r D. al Bowen, ses closing out prices Of Ho.ss. KAo~les Co. No husneas. sui s,srythias sl co [ al Bowen. kn0stes Co.
 iiiii Freisrieks'. Priess ranging from ss uI s9s Canned Table rraii. e sss. p.u can. st Bowen. kno'sies Co.,
 FAT.- Extra Mess Mackerel, without heads or tails, fat and juicy; magnificent Salmon Bellies, Tongues and Sounds, Smoked Beef, fine article, at the butcher shop of J. L. Hall.
 Dried NecsarSnes, Cherries. Piums. Ger man Prunes, and Blackberries st Ellis Store. al Mountaineers at the "Cabinet.r
 NJ. T Herzog will sell California Apples during the month at twenty-five cents per pound. ss-tf. LOCATION NoTICES.-we have just printed and have for sale, large quantity of Mining Location Notices.
 The Pearl Oil, NON EXPLOSIVE, guaranteed 50 fire test, at Ellis store. i30 FoR SALE.-A number Eureka Range with cooking utensils and complete set of kitchen furniture, cheap for cash a' Sept. IS. BOWEN, KNOWLES X co. WANTED.-To exchange, mule for one horse spring wagon.
 R. A, WNDEs. Fresh pectarines just received at N. x c. Ellis. j30.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-26
A REAL LADIES JouRNAL.

The increase of periodical literature is one of the tno,, str king chnrscteristics of the age in which we live paper devoted to the gathering of general intelligence and the fostering of local nierest but every seperas departmsnt of trade and commerce, every school of thought, art and scieace has its special rRaa we'll which s studied teBtiyely by its peculiar circle however little it may be known to the world q. Iarg- In this journalistic subdivision Of labor aa might have been expected the ladies have engrssed their f share of attention; aud numbcress periodicals are published
 10 instruct them in the vsgaries of Fa hon, the ods Of various kinds of work, the movements Of the Fashionable orld etc. And snee the inventive genius of Aerez is sure to produce every article the best of
 it's kna i Co be expected that in this country the ideal magazine of Fashion would sooner later make it. appearance.
 And so 1t has turned out. FHRIcss' FASHION QUAR- rEKIf or which the Fel number lies before ne, seems m every respect to be just what lady nes whether she dwell in town country, inh4bit palace cot tage. Here all tne fashions of the coming Fn iIps- trated and described length in variety to sui. every taste and pocket the illustrations her a uof the highy colored copies of foreign designs but the faithful tram script, by competent ists of actual costumes in the pubshers pcssession Here. too. are wings of an inhniiy or other articles of femnlne h0asehod use executed vi equal fidelity and excel ence And ac- copauyng the description or each and every Item is sarement of the prices st which can be furnished i'm various detrees Of eHeehenee uniike mere catalogue or goods useful only in purehasrE from pAfticu- lar house, the FASHION QUARTERLY is as 1t claims to
 es farchasvrs Guide. to which lady may make cun- stant e'erenee in her dealings with the store. Does she wish to buy hat. dress. a piece of lace bottle Of cologne7 Fom the pages or the FASHION QUARTERLY she may learn at a glance what style of goods she should expect, and what prices may fairly be charged ner for them. We think do not exaeRersie when we say that magazine of this description in an absolute necesstyin every househod whether rich or poor and to those of modest inconts should prove special blessing, guarding them efficiently ssans, any semblance of extortion in the way Of prlcea-
 The purely liIear department Of the magazine s also very meritorious. Stories, sketches ana poems, by authors @ 9f prominence occupy this portion of its practical suggestions for housekeepfrs, and . vel written article on lace making home which win be studied by every lover of fancy work.
 The subscription price of the magazine ony 50 coat.
 year. is small enough. but that need fed they are investing their money without due knoSi dge, the pub shers have prepared special edition of advance sec mems sheets Of the Fau number, which they oner to send to any address, free receipt of three cent stamp for postage.
 Publi.hed by Ehrie Co.,, 2s7 to 2s Eighth Avenue,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-26
Notice f.r Publication.

LAND OFFICE, PESscorr. A. T..
 Sept. 13gh, 1879. otice is hereby E hat the following settler ~ hied notce Of his intention to make nnzl proof in stport of hts clsn sud final entry thereof s he expiration Of thirty days from the date of this nottce. viz: Iksff.S T. BROWN. cf Yayapai County A T.. for the sN ia of SE ia and sE is of NV is and lots and 2, twp I3 north range vest a-d the following his witncSses viz: James IT. Brown and James W. Clay of YsvApsi county. A. T.
 wN. \. kt LILY Register. Prescott, Arizona, Sept. T., ls79,-Ns
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-26
CENTS A YEAN. THE CHICAGO
Proposals For Flour.

Headquarters Department of AriE ,ua.
 Ofiee Chief Commissary of Subsistence, WHiPPLE BARBAcKs, PREscpTT, A, T. Oct. ist. 1872 SEALED PROPOSALS, il tripiinaIe, with copy of this advertisement attached, wiu be received at this office, and at the offices of the Acf. Ast. ComisszFes Subsistence at each of the posts named herein. unt l2 o'clock noon, Monday, November 3i, Is7s Tor the supply of the following quantities of Flour the posts in Arizona Territors, named below: Fort Apache. 51,otsI poundsl Fort Bowie, 31 0OU pounds: Fort Grant, 40 UO1 pounds; Camp Huachuca, is.0D pounds; FOrt Lowell z5.000 pounds; Fort McDowel So,Vq pounds; Camp Rucker, IA QUO pounds Camp Thomas, S0,i0o pounds: Fort Verde, 5sOOU Hs., and Fort whppie, 40.o0 pounds.
 Delivery of one-haf the amounts vill be required within 4S days and the balance within % days after notification of awarI. No bids will be entertained unless samples be furnished. which should not be Of less weight than l2 pounds, marked to be iiy dcn- ned. and should reach this oee before the date for opcpiDg of bids standard sample Flour of the quality this advertisement ccntempates will be fur nished bidders appicAtiou which spp cation f is desired should be a the earliest practicable date The right ts reseTved to reject sny all bids offered.
 Blank forms conditions, etc. embracing s necessary nfornsiion, furnished by any \. A. c. B. n the Depart ment or by the undersigned.
 CHA'S P. EAGAN. Captain and c. S., L. 8. A.
 Prescott, Sept. B. lsIp.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-26
DIED

sMITH-In Prescott, Sept. 3sth, Is7o after ngsrins Illness of dropsy. Mrs. Joel smith, native sf Onedia Co.,, N. I., aged 46 years and ii months. The de ceased leaves husband and three children.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-26
Notice so L,en Holder..

Nore is hereby given to all persons hading claim ing neiis against the iiii Decu" Mine Mining Company Co b. and appear in the District Court Of the Third Judicial District, of the Territory Arizona in and for he County of Mohsvs. ss the eour. Room thereof in Mineral Park, n said Coanfy on Monday October 6th. A. b. 1s7g. 10 o'clock, A. n and then aud there exhibit proof of said hens.
 By order of the Court.
 CALDWELL WRIGHT. Clerk, Dated september sth. 1s7s- Sep. I2sd
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-26
Noticeto Creditors.
rsia.s ol HOWARD s. THOMPSON. aeo....

Estate oi HOWARD s. THOMPSON. dsoeased.
 Notice is hereby given ty the undersigned Admtndls -aor of the Estate of Howard s. Thompson, drce.sed Co the creditors of, and all persons hsying claims against the said decesselt, c. exhibit them with the necessary voccfa, within four aftsr the first publication Of this n8-ice to te szid administrator st the law ofce Of A. r. Davis, ef Minersl Park No have County. AriKoaa. JOHN W. THOMPSON Administrator Estate Howard s. Thompson deceased
 Prescott, July 29, 1873.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-26
FARM AND STOCK
 RANGE FOR SAlE!!

Containing S3 aero. rich. moist arabe land, and a stock range unsurpassed in the coanry Climate ysry mild st long seAsons Ten acres is a cienesa which can be easily subns and planted in alfalfa or other croTs During the present dIy season. the land pro dueed ss the rate Of go bushels of and is0 bushels O, potatoes per acre.
 In addition to the fire range the ground vf produce in an ordinary year worth of corn and po- tstoee a three csts pound. It ao possesr-s many advantages poultry farm. If you are booking fer such place call aud zee t.
 Price S3,OOO. co.
 Prescott. September sth. Is79- -2mos.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-26

FREIGHT TEAxs. Tee large ls mule team belonging 10 Williams k Gieennp ar- rived yesterday with 30000lbs of -four from Hayden's mills. Tampe, for L. Bashford & Co. George Bryant. sith his team, camped 10 town last night. and pglled out to-day for the Verde, xith supplies for the Gov ernment.
 Brili's team came in yesteIday loaded with fruit for Bones < Spencer.
 Chas. Ferguson, with fast freight. arrived last evening from Maricopa.
 Rnsher loaded his team with lumber for the Salt River country, and will depart to- day
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Lumber at Reduced Rates

From this date lumber will be sold Curtis Mil at S22.50 per thousand. Ten per cent discount where cash Is paId. GEO. W. CURTIS. Prescott, Sept. 24th, l57S.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-26

The attention of our readers is called io the advertisement of James Howey, offer ing to sell or rent oae of the best brick bgildings in Ar1zona. IL IS particularly adapted 10 the mefeanfiic business, but ean be changed into hotel with but little cost A fine cut showing the building adorns our columRs.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-26
Local Intelligence.
TUESDAY.

Two passengers came in ihIs morning om Maricopa per Gilmer, Salisbury & Co.'S
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-26

The funeral of the late Mrs. Joel Smisl took place from the resideuce, on McCor mick street, this afternoon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-13
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
| THURSDAY. June 12, 1879.
| SALES.-1,o09 Virginia IaL-receiyabie coupons
sold at 70, aud 400 Richmond city bonds, 6's, sold
! 1t 107H.
Government sscsritiss:-Unlteds States As. os
| s5; Uphe7i States IS, 1929 bid.
| hGr. .ieeurHtsx.-Nirglnia 10-fG's lDew). 5las
bid sig asked: Virginia consos. So nn,, 5Sh
sshsd Virgins consols, new. q asseG; virgipia
asked; Virginia Interest certificates, IL biur Tx
asked Virginia tax-rceevaSle coupons, 70 bid, 7ss
city northumberland city S. }. and j..
1872 nd: Rfchpa1a city IS. J. and D. Io7t5 bid.
log asked: Petersburg city g., do9 bid PeteFshary
city ss, J. andJ,. 40 bid, l23 aske'i: Lynchbury
CITY IS. ,: and J., l02A oid yrS4erickssurg cry
Is u and " 1 oS b;d: alehest.r So, t.s-receSa-
Raiiroda R6ads.-C hesapease and Ohio Rails
peske and g otsto 4 aI~aT s., ISIS J. and - III
1sked vTE In Central Lalfoad nIst morsaSe S.
EaHroad fourth mortgage SIS J. and d.. 05 bid:
Virginia Central Railroad Hop-morfSasa as. J. and
cord mortgage eS- J. and j. 100 bill: sooihside
Railroad third mortgage preferred 6s, J. and j.. 81
gage rs j. aud I 90 bad: Norfolk ant, petersburg
Railroad second mortgage y. }. and J.. 100 bid:
10 bid IL asked: aiEnt.c. Mississippi, and OHIO
Railroad certificate. 1903 bid; Richmond. Frede
| ricksburg and Potomac Railroad mortgage SIS, j.
ricksburg and Potomac Railroad mortgage - j.
| and j.. 103 bid Richmond aud Danyi'le Railroad
| consoliGated 6s. 81. ana ". 95 bid, 97;x asked;
Piedmont Railroad FIRST MORTGAGE S'S. 4. and o..
OK bid; Atlanta and Charlotte Airline Railroad
| first mortgage rs. j. and j., 40 bio.
Canal Bonds.-James River and kanawha Cansl
| first mortgage 6's. VI. and ~. So bid, 81 asked:
| DANES River aud kanawha Canal second mortgage
! 6's, j. and D., 5 bid.
| Rniiroad Stocks--C Chesapeake and Ohio Railway,
| 100 par, 81 BID, 81 asked; Richmond and Peters
burg Railroad, 100 par. so asked; Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad, common.
100 par, 40 bid. so asked Richmond. Fred
cricksburg and Potomac Railroad per cent. guar
autced 90 par. so bid; Richmond Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad per cent guaranteed. 100
par. 90 bid: Richmond and DanvilIe Railroad. 100
par, l3 bid. asked; Seaboard and Roanoke Rail-
road common. 100 par. 80 bid; Sctooard and Roa-
noKe Railroad guaranteed, 100 par So bid.
Bank StockS.-First National. 90 par, 1909 bid:
National Bank OF Virginia. 100 par, 81 bid, 80
asked Stale Bank of Virginia, 100 par, so bid;
Union Bank of Richmond, so par, 42a bid, AN
aSt ed: Merchants and Planters Savings. 20 par ~
bid. ~ asked; City Batk, % par. 1914 bli. go
liked: CitiZeus Bank. % par. 2li asked.
Insurance ComDhnleS.-Fi Virginia Fire and Ma
rnc. 25 par. 3S4 asked: Virginia Stale. 25 par, 20
bid; Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par. S24 bid,
| 81 asked; Granite. 100 uar. 62 bid. ~ asked.
| MiscetIGneoHs.--U!d Domlnion IRON and Nail
Works Company 100 par. 80 asked: Old Dominion
| Steamship Company, 100 par, S5 old.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-13
SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER.
THE GENUINE

SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER.
Pain in the right side, under the edge Of the ribs
Increases on pressure; sometimes the pain is in the
ell side; the patient is rarely able TO lie The left
side; sometimes the pain Is felt under the shoulder
blade, and II frequently extends to the top Of the
shoulder, and Is sometimes mistaken for rheuma-
tism in the arm. The stomach is affected with loss
OF appetite and sickness The bowels in general
costiyc sometimes alternative with lax; the head is
troubled with pain accompanied with dull. heavy
sensation In the back part. There is generally Il
considerable loss Of memory, accompanied with 4
painful sensation OF having left undone something
which ought TO have been done. A slight, dry cough
5 sometimes an attendant. The patient complains
of WEAKNESS ard debility he Is easily startled, his
feet arc cold or burning, and he complains Of a
priclly sensation OF the skin; his spIrils are low
ana although he is satisfied that exercise would be
beneficial TO kim, vet he can scarcely summon rr
rortudc enough to try It. Ia fact, he dlstrstS every
remedy. Several of the above symptoms attend the
disease, but eases have occurred where few OF
them existed, yet cxamtuation Of the body after
death has shown the LIVER to have beeh extensive
~ deranged.
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the expiration Of the morning hour the bill
went over without action.
The House then took up the bill provid.
ing for the delivery 20 Samuel Lord. Jr.,
receiver, OF four oDe-thoIisand-dpllar South
Carolina bonds. now In tlie Treasury, which
were captured during The war while hypo-
thecated by the Bank OF South Carolina
with The British Consul at Savannah. Re
ferred to the Committee q! the Whole.
Senate bill in relation to Jurors in the
United States courts was then considered.
Mr. Herbert, vi Alabama by instruction
OF the Judiciary Committee, moved au
amea dnent providing that III tbe selection
Of the names Of grand and petit Jurors the
clerk and commissioner shall BOT haYp re-
gard to political utilization, race, color. nor
previous condition OF servitude, but solely
to the qualifications prescribed By law.
Mr.. CongeT desired TO move the reference
OF The bill to the judiciary Committee. but
was prevented by call for the previous
question. ~
The Republicans then refrained from vo-
ting, and after an bour spent i'll fruitless
call the House adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-13
Heavy Suirs IuStitutaG.

NEW YORK, June IA suit was COM
menced to-day in the United States District
Courtby the United States against Harrison
Johnston, OF Mississippi, for S106, 0IS. 10 for
420 bales OF cotton which came into his
hands in 1865 as special agent for the Trea-
SUR, and which. the Government claims,
were not accounted for.
Suit has also been brought by C. c. Camp
bell against Postmaster james for S210,0
for an infringement OF patent on stamp
marking and neutrality-suspicious.. The
Pestmaster-Gen claims that the machine
used by the Department was in use in Eng
land before CampbelPs patent was issued.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-13
THE LATEST NEWS.
M TEI1ssRAsu no rug lDsspArcn

FURTHER DETAILS OF THE NEW YoRF
MURDER AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
AND OTHER WASHINGTON PROCEED
ISGs-ALABAMA TO PAY HER INTEREST
ON THE 1sT OF JULY-HEAvY COTTON
SUIT IN NEW YORK-sEvERE THUNDER.
STORM AT WEST PoTNT-FINANcrAL AND
CoMMERCIAL-THE1 ILLINOIS CORN CROP
I CONFIRMATION OF sToCKTON MATTHEWS
FOR THE MARYLAND JUDGEsHIP STILL
UNsETTLED-THE ENGLISH TURF; CON
TEST FOR THE GOLD CUP-RUssLAN
TROOPS TAKEN POSSESSION OF FRONTIER
DISTRICTS, &C., &C,
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y. -. Go. LII. Z.
hLS.-fN CIRCUIT COURT OF HANOVER
COUNTY.
Extract from decree OF April 30, 1921
..Thc Court doth adJufgc, order. and decree
hat this cause referred To o! the isSnn
crs OF this court with instructions 10 state the fol-
owing accounts and mai the following inquiries
VIZ: :,
against The late Andrew Mcdowell. deceased, or his
estate, With The amounts hrre9l. 10 "nom due' anu
their respective p!ioriues.
...ecoud. An account OF the transactions o! tue
defendant, T.. j. McDone ell personal representative
OF Andrew Mcdowell! deceased, from the date OF hcr
qualification to the present time.
Third. An account showing what assets OF Inc
said Andrew Mcdowell remain no" lab'e iof nis
leD's
= D. nrth An accom-, showing OF what real estate
he said Andrew Mcdowell died sPiZrd, with It's zee.
simple and annual value, and where situated, ana
Uy whom held. . .,,,, NJ,
Fifth Whether the said Andrew mcdowell dieu
testatc or in'e5tate.
"sixth. Whether dover can be conveniently as.
signed to Mr.. e. j. Mcdowell In the real estate o.
the said Andrew Mcdowell.
.>S4yen,h. Who the surety or SAID Eliza y.
Mcdowell on her bond personal representative
| Andrew Mcdowell. DECEASED: and any other matter
sn.csy slated deemed pertinent by himself. or re-
susred by any party TO be 80 stalled"
The parties 10 this suit hereby no,ined inai
have fixed upon TUESDAY the lsl nay OF jury
| snunty VS. as the time aud place or executing tDls
deere T. when and where they are ~
As required by said decree, without iuTseer ho,es,
Given under my hand this 29ih Gay % nay nES; niS'o'
Commissioner in Chancery Of Hanover Circuit
Court. -
sASDs' AAAN" - my 3o-law4r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-13
AGUE AND FEVER.

RR. G. MCLANE's LIVER PILLS In cases OF
AGuE AND FEVER, when taken with quinine, are
productive Of the most happy results No better
cahartic can be used preparatory 10 or after taking
uuipine We would advitc all who afflicted with
his disease to give them FAIR TRIAL.
For all bilious arrangements, and Us simple pur-
gatiye, they are uncqualled. -.-. .a- d..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-13
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET

JUNE ll.-Prices to-day ranged rs follows:
Beef Cuttls.-Very hest. 4aGs5c;: good 4GliI?c. {:
thin steers. &C., 2sM3c. q d.. gross q
HogS.-Very best, 59g3ac.; rough grades, &c.'
4bGl4ac. q b.. net.
ShseD.-3s63cc. a 10, gross.
LambS.-Sl. 256lSt per head.
VeaLs.-S44SS pcr head
Mich C0ioS-$l SGGs40 r head.
Market very much oY, r-Supplici with beef cattle,
about 100 TO l25 head un>od: they are VERY duh
and lower, especially for extra heavy i0IS. sheep
and lambs have both declined, owing. 40 doubt. 10
the full receipts. Hogs about same - last week
receipts about 81 head
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-13
Graduating Exercises at West Point
Academy.

WEST POINT, n. Y, June IA severe
thunderstorm interrupted the graduating
exercises of the Academy this morning and
compelled the carrying out Of the pro-
gramme in the chapel, which was thronged
with people. Among those present were
General Sherman, the Secretary OF War,
General Pope, aud the Russian Minister.
Noah Porter. president OF the Board OF
Visitors, made the opening address to the
graduating class, and was followed by the
Secretary OF War, General Sherman, and
Chlel-Justice Waite. General Schoteld then
awarded the diplomas, and Chaplain For
syth pronounced the oencdiction.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-13
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

The genuine are never sugar-coated
Every box has a red wax seal OH the lid, with the
IMPRESSION DE, McI.ANE's LIVER PILLS.
The genuine McLANE'S LIVER PILLS bear The
signatures of c. McLANE and FLEMING BROS. on
the wrappers. e.t asses.
Insist upon having the genuine DR.. c. McLANE's
LIyEH PILLS, prepared by Fleming Bros, OF
Pittsburgh, Pa. the market being fun Of mutations
of the name MCLANE, spelled differently but same
pronunciation. my12-deow1y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-13

MILLION-DOi.LAR FIRE IN LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, KY, June ia fire on
Third street near Water street, in this city.
has destroyed million dollars worth OF
property. consisting OF J. Hardy IL Co.'s
whlskey warehouse, j. S. WilIitt's tobacco
factory, and other property.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-13
COMM ERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, June II. 1879.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WuEAT.-Rei, SO bushels.
CORN Waite, Ills bushels. Mixed, 80 bush
els.
MEAL.-40 bushels.
BLACK PEAS.-300 bushels were re-cxbbicd.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Red, So bushels prime Lancaster Ut
S1.2l.
CORN White. GS bushels prime at o6c.: 400
bushels very good at See: q bushels good az 55c.
Isl bushels good on private Terms: 400 bushels good
ut 35c.--rotal, Ills bushels. Mi.rcd, 10 bushels
very good on private terms; 400 bushels on private
trrnS-iolal 40 bushels.
MEAL.--iO bushels 1T Coo.