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The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-17
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 ing Session. Pleasures that wiiI Occupy the Attention of CUT soions. 2 Dusy Tii17e Anticipates
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WASalNGT0A LETTER.

CORRESPONDENCE OF rzE HEEALr.
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RUxAwAY pALaooN FougD.

AlLwAURze, October 12.-A ba'- loon was Toani today fifty miles northeast Of this city- It's basket had been cut of, aad there WAS no mark .by which to identify it. .aai,as it was in rotten con liiiou it can hardly be tine balloon waica disa2p pelre1 with Professor Wise.
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Justge wexford aud Dr. sfcCosla.
SeixFr AND ssDtrT1s. sS,i5 S.


pgINesT0s, N 81, June Il utige Bev.
erIy Il. Wexford, OF Richmond, Va, deliv.
cred the annnai Grafton before the literary
societies this morning, He spoke upon the
formations OF governments, and I'm conclu-
sion referred To the lata war. He said be
was glad that our young men now starting
out In life We're not 10 be food for powder,
but to be angels OF pesse between the two
sections of united country. Ope destiny
awaits us and one aag typines that des-
tiny. 1t represents American liberty, and
the hearts Of the children soi the North and
South will turn TO ft with affection; the
blue and the gray wilt turn to. IL, as the red
and white roses did to the meteor fling OF
England. Like the Campbelis at Lucknow,
the children Of the South will como when
the nation is imperiled. They will come
with a heroic purpose, as they did at Get
tysburg and with Sionewali jackson. And
when the children OF both sections shall
touch. arm to arm aud shoulder to shout
der, woe 10 the foe who shall thrust himself
across their path.
DR.. McCosh. at the close, said he was
glad to hear the sentiment Of reconstruc-
tion so nobly expressed on the part Of the
South, lie would respond In behalf OF the
College OF New Jersey. 1t has more stu
dents to-day from the South than any other
northern college, and as many now rs
before the war. The boys came here with
strong love for the South, and yet would
return with the love just as strong, but foi
the wnole country, too.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
ANOTHER FIXTURE.

LONDON, June Matthew Dickie, ira
ding as Bowles & Co., cotton-s pinners at
Stockton, have failed. Liabilities, EGl, 900
Sicily.
VIOLENT EARTHQUAKE NEAR Active VII
LAGES DESTROYED AND TEN PERSONS
KILLED. .-.n
ROME, June 1S.-There was violent
earthquake yesterday near the town of Aci,
Five villages in the vicinity were almost
wholly destroyed, ten persons killed, and
several injured. The inhabitants OF the
district are fleeing en- nasSe.
The International Waikins-Mateh.
LONDON, June 1S.-At O'Clock this alter
noon the scores of the pedestrians were
Brown, 2S1 miles; Weston, 27i; Ennis.
1870; Harding, 100. There is every reason
to expect close race between Brown and
Weston. The latter has astonished every
body By his performance thus far. he looks
fresh and is confident OF winning.
- Spain Seeking Satisfaction.
MADRID. June 18.-The Government has
ordered energetic measures to secure SALTS
faction from San Domingo TO the Spanish
Gag IN the arrest last winter, ana subsequent
execution, of two Dominican generals who
had taken refuge on board Spanish vessel
ct Puerto Plata. 81. .- IF. ..#
Mexico. ....
HAVANA, June 1S.-The German mall
steamer from Vera Cruz brings the follow
ing news from Mexico:
Getty of Mexico, June 10.-General MI
guel Negrete, division commander, has
left his command and issued q revolutionary
proclamation. He has no followers, and
the Government, troops cannot tnd him.
It is believed nc is still concealed IN the
Capitol, but the police have so far searched
for him without success"
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ACCIDENT TO Mr.. W. W. CoReoRAN.---In
going from bis carriage to the War Depart
ment last Monday afternoon, Mr. W. w.
Corcoran, not noticing the STEP, about two
feet high, walked over 1t and fell. lie laird
in the position in which he had fallen some
two or three minutes. when lahorer came
to his assistance and took him TO his car
riage. He fell on his head on the asphalt.
His leg was considerably bruised, though
not seriously, and his head was slightly con-
fused. To-day he is rapidly recovering
from the shock. No railing had been put
around the step over which he walked for
the reason that goods are daily being re-
ceiped into the building through that door.
A railing which can be removed and put
back readily viii. however, be put up lmme-
diately.- Washington Star. ..-a,-
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GINA NClIAIl.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

- Is wv WEDNESDAY,. June Id, 1903
tsIs ssss 1o0
siafe Secur1ttss.-- Virginia 0-4g's. 5Gk bid o1s
asked: VirgiDis copsnIs. So o., askea sir-
f anaas ssI's9' b as. s Ga aesr ID
asked Virginia interest certificates, w BID In
asked Virginia ,ax-reeeiyable eeIgs9s gsg'
1873 I'D 1914 asred: RichmoBd city s's. and 2.
d lGs sY
121 a.ked: Lsnchbarg City s,t. j. and .. lozs
folk ss. ]. and j., loo BID ius asied sanohesier
bridge S's. NJ and n: 100 asked; Manchester os,
taxssselvahe a IL, and e. s2 assso md Ohio Rail-
way 6's, 1913 j.. and j., 27H asked ylrsinia Cen
Irai Railroad nrst mortgage IS. j. and J.. 100 bid
aud 81 10l BID, l03 asked; Virginia Ceuira Rail-
road fourth mortgage SGD and j., los bid, los
s. and j. Io5 sid Vrania and Tennsssse nan.
road secoad mortgage 6's, j. and j. Ito bid; Vtr-
gnia aud Tennessee Railroad Ihira mortgage 9's,
road funded Sc j. and j.. IO2 bld; soaihsite Raj.
rnsd first mortgage preterr,d s's AVID j.: LOG
hSe :esona kardad hs
mortgage preferred 6s, j. and D., 80 bid; NorfolS
| and Petersburg railroad second mortgage IS, J..
s's. j. and }. 10 bid: Petersburg Railroad second
morigage s's, j. aud j.. 90 asked; Atiant nc
a ksm sHa o ans saFss Enrosa
mond and petefsbars Railroad apo second mort
gage rs, NJ ana n. 100 bid Richmond. Fred r.
icks6urg and Potomac Railroad mortgage Ss, j. aud
D.. 1l29 bid: Richmond. Fredericksburg and Polo
mac Raul Dad mortgage rs. j. and j., 100 bid: Or
| ange and Ale cambria Railroad second mortgage 6's.
j. aud j.. 90 bid: Orange aud Alexandria Railroad
third mortgage S's, u. and NJ, 50 bid: orange AND
Alexandria Railroad fourth NOR gage Sfs 81. and >.
81 asked: Orange Alexandria anu Man issas Railroad
first mortgage 7's.J. aud j., IS asked; Richmond
aud Dans,ile Railroad consolidated IS, d. and N,
90 bid OK asked Piedmont Railroad first mortgage
] S's. a. and o.. los BID.
| Canal Bonds.-James River and Kanawha Canal
first mortgage 6's. VI. aud NJ. ~ bid. So asked
james River aud kauawla Canal seC0ud mortgage
| &c. N. and ~. bid.
! Rultrod6 -ss"sLe- Cheaapelke and Ohio Rail-
way. 1U0 par. AZ bid, lsKeu: and Fe-
| terSburg Railroad, 100 mar, so asked; Richmond
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad, common.
| 100 par, 40 bid, 90 asked Richmond aud Dahville
Railroad 100 par. Is bid. 163 asked Sea board and
| Roanoke Railroad. common. 100 par. S5 old; Sch
board and Roanoke Railroad guaranteed, 100 par
| 95 bid.
| Bunk Stocks.-First National, LOO par, 115 bid
State Bank of Virginia. 100 par, so bid; Mer-
chants ana Planters Savings 23 par, Tx bid; CIti-
zeus Bank, % par, IN asked.
| Insurance OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fire and Ma.
rine 25 par Sex bid, 373 asked; Virginia STATE 25
par 2S4 bid: Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par.
| 81 bid, So ash ed; Granite. 100 par, "a asked.
| HtScettdneOus.-Old Dominion Steamship Com
pany, 100 par, S5 DID.
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nANvILLE.

.y.crce Of the Richmond Dispaassh.i
tcofFes''''"'s'' Jung iS, 1879.
Wingfield has been holding
Jae e ~ ,or,,, of the Circuit Court here TINS
Is sR s' 90 being some cases on the DOCKET
Hes &, l.s' nudge Green has been counsel.
10 WIZ az Crews, Rodenhizef d 20.
II ttS Tho city for damages done sheif
agsifs. .S an Grove street the plaintiffs re-
proper sy75. that being at the rate OF Soo
eofes1ur s,nce that street was graded. In
per ye sd;nr Of thst street the work was SO
the graz the street was raised above the
donc 80 bouse-Iot belonging to the plaintlns
ever nrntectinn given against the Washing
qua u. ftrop the street upon their premises,
o. az tsis way they claimed that damages
sna ~ ;ndictcd upon them to the amount
haa 80 ca nna In instructing the jury Judge
o. s-'ssls said that in making streets the
W. I'd .hc right 10 raise or lower the teVe'
c'; 49, rnhbc ground, but it could not 70
Of ,ao r;yotc property aud place dirt there
upon I,naer this ruling Of tho Court II
upon IN .lerstood that the city will DC Liable
$eeuS s'ir Tor damages unless it have the dirt
ann"rj and guard against like damages
TeinV,,% II is probable that other cases
he't".' sa,,,c character will come before the
% ~ =, some othcr session, Ii not at tlss.
cow s..nnont ". f. Boisseau left on yester-
50 ,rr,rning tram 10 visit his father. who
Gay G%s )" Dinwiddie county near Petersburg,
ENes - ,,rei,ea dispatch which informed
ts I ",~ his father was very 1T.
Di g,,o naicers OF Morotock Lodge .of Ma'
IN" for the ensuing year are: J. E. School
sew sou " MIR. f. Faricy, S. W.; A. Isaacs
Ees. y. +. Fass. Treas; w. A. Strick
,,d Sec --
in" nnSi-om,u ,rea oeen estacnsueu 10
rn,,, Dsnyjlle. B. ". Hurt is postmaster
Yrs, Glasgow. mother Of MIR. j. :. elias
r,w, Of Dundee, with whom she lives. il
Steering from paraly sis, and is regarded a:
extremely III.
NJ, E. C. Carter, who had been teacain:
seize, school in Danyiiic for the last two
rssrs. has closed his school and gone back
- his old home, in Hanover county. an
;nformed that he will not return to Dan
rlIr as 4 place 81 residence.
There was pubic-School exhibition j,
Snrfh Danyi|le yesterday. Professor Tucke
r,ode report OF his work, and speeche
were made by several gentlemen.
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Louisia mn Constitutional Convention.

! new ORLEANS, June lS.-In the Consti-
tutional Convention to-day the reports pre-
sented by the Committee on State Debt were
recommitted. Several petitions on the same
subject were referred to the same commit
tee. Several sections OF the ordinance regu-
ating taxation were adopted Section 8
provides that the taxing. power shall only
be exercised to carry on and maintain the
State government and public institutions,
educate the children of the State. pay the
principal and interest OF the public debt,
suppress instruction, repel invasion or de-
fend the State in time Of war, supply citi-
zens Of the State who lost limbs in the mill
tary service of the Confederate States with
artificial limbs, and for leyee purposes.
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F8rty.sfxsa Ccngress-.-.FirHs session.
nv AsHIsaToS. d G. June is, 1879.

Nv AsH1aaT0s, d. G, june 10, 1875.
SENATE.
The Mississippi r-improvemen COM
mission bill Was passed with Senate amend
tneffs. &
The army appropriation bill was taken
t1p, fbe pending question being on Dir.
Blaipe's amendment prohibiting all carry
ing Of arms to the polls ct congressional
elections. s# .l5s
long. desultory, and unimportant de-
bate followed, in which subjects were dis
eussed entirely remote from the bill. q
AT $50 Pm. the Senate was still in
sessfon-the Republicans absenting theH,-.
selves to prevent quorum-and there is
noprospect OF adjournment.
I 1880 p. M.-At this hour the situation
Is unchanged Nointention to compromise
Is shown on either side. An occasional mo-
ton to direct the Sergeant-at-Arms to sum-
mon absentees leads to running discussion
Of the rules Motions to adjourn have at
| different times been made by both sides,
| but invariably lost.
1890 II. MAJ this hour there is no
change in the situation. The deadlock
was originally the result OF desire on the
part OF Blaine and other Republicans to adj
| journ and continue the debate on the army
bill tomorrow. Senator Withers, how
ever, would not consent to adjournment
! without having vote on the bill. This the
Republicans fibustereG to prevent. Sub.
sequeut wrangles over the record OF votes
and decisions OF the Chair Intensified the
feeling OF antasonism between the parties
and prevented compromise.
| HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House resumed in the morning hour
| the consideration OF the bill prohibiting DO.
litlcal assessments. Mr.. Hostetter, OF Indi-
ana, who has charge OF the bill. insisted on
The previous question, "a the Republicans
declined to fix any time OF action on the
bill before next January.
The Republicans declined to vote, thus
leaving the House without quorum.
nc InuIu1ng uUGr uaV1DS expired, the
bill went over without action.
Dir. Mcmahon, from the Appropriations
Committee, reported back the judicial ex-
penses bill with Senate amendments, and on
bis motion amendments Nos. 2 and 8 (yer-
BALI were concurred in, and amendment No.
1, excepting from the provisions Of the bill
section 1892 Revised Statutes, was non.
concurred in.
i Mr.. Atkins, OF Tennessee. submitted the
conference report on the legislative bill +;
which was agreed to.
} A debate ensued on the bill reported by
Dir. Stephens, OF Georgia, from the Coinage
Committee, Mr.. Morton, OF New York,
making long speech in opposition thereto.
Dir. Fort, Of Illinois, the original intro
Queer OF the bill, spoke in favor OF it.
The bill finally went over until to-mOr.
. row, when Mr.. Stephens will close the de-
bate.
Adjourned.
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cEausetes.
EAuuRE OF A COTTON HOUSE.

BosT0S. Mass, June 1S.-The~ Herald
says: tB. r. Smith & Co., cotton-dealers.
81 Central street. in this city, are involved
in the affairs OF B. II. Smith & Co., cotton
dealers, New York, whose failure was re.
ported Yesterday. Each firm consists o.
ATE members Of both concerns, so that the
two houses are very intimately connected,
being, in fact, generally regarded as one.
The Boston house Is as yet without any
definite knowledge rs TO the amount OF liza
b,lities, as they were nearly all contracted
| in New i ork. 1t is thought, however, they
will aggregate 100000"
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CHILDREN AND INFANTS.

MORE CURES OF SKIN AND SCALP AFFECTIONS
BY THE CUTICURA REMEDIES.
Fred Robrer, Esq, cashier Stock Growers Ma
wen pleased with its effects on my baby that can
not afford to Dc without Ii In my house. 1t is Won
tlcrGr cure and Is boxnd TO become very popular as
soon US its virtues al known 10 the masses"
j. S, Weeks, Esq, Town Treasurer 81. Adams, VI,
saysin letter dated May 2Sth 1t works foa charm
", and has nearly cleaned the face Of sores. have
recommended IL 10 several, and DR.. Plant las Or
dered it for ibcmn
NJ 81. ChicR, Esq, IL Franklin street, Boston,
says: M little daughter, eighteen months old. has
what the doctors cali EczeuIa. We have tried most
eyery hing, ana ut last have used CUT1CURA, and
she Is almost new child, and we 1eel very happy"
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Florida.

PENSACOLA. FLA June 1S.-The Spanish
brig Dlligente, whose master detied the
custom-house officials and was brought to
order by revenue-cutter, has been fined
$500. -..
Havana vessels being cut out Of the regu-
lar Gulf ports by quarantine from Spanish
steamers, have gone to st. Andrews bay,
and are now loading cattle. II is thought
that revenue cutter will leave to-day to
rectiTy tue matter. r. g.
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MARYLAND CONFEDERATE MONUMENT.-
The committee on the monument to be
erected over the Maryland Confederate dead
in the Stonewall cemetery, Winchester, Va,
bad a meeting last night ut the Academy OF
Music. On motion Of Professor Alan P.
Smith it was resolved that a committee OF
two be appointed by the president 10 visit
Washington at once and invite Generals
Joseph E. Johnston, Wade Hampton, and
John 3. Gordon to he present, and after
consultation with these gentlemen to invite
others to the opera which will be given here
in aid OF The monument fund. The secre-
tary was also instructed to address an invt-
tation to Governor Holiday, Of Virginia.
Henry NJ. WarGeld and Colonel j. Lyle
Clarke were appointed by the Chair as the
committee. They leave this morning at 100
O'Clock for Observation-Disclosures Sun,
18Th. II, -
An iron stairway is to be erected within
4 ha Voc hi crfo nj
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The Proposed worlds Fair In 1883.

called bv the United States Board OF Trade,
together with the citizens committee Of
800, met at the st. Nicholas Hotel to-day to
consider the question OF the proposed
worlds fair in 1885, The. convention will
remain in session several days.
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CUTIcURA Is most valuable external application
1t heals all cuts. bruises and abrsonS OF the sktn
restores the hair whtn destroyed by diseases,
removes dandrnG and keeps the scalp cean and The
tive. and ably assisted in every by the CUTI-
CURA SOAP, which is particularly recommended to
for cleansing the skin and scalp OF infants
aud children. II Is soiel rs wei as medicinal, and
Is The most fragrant and refreshing soap Tor The
nursery and bath OF any yet prepared Parents have
our assurance that these remedies contain nothing
luxurious 10 the youngest infant, evidence OF which
be found In the o. s,a Dr. e hsySs anu
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PRICKLY HEAT.
INCIDENTAL TO THE TEXAN cLIM

INCIDENTAL TO THE TEXAN CLIMATE.
Nessrs. Weeks d. Potter: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
please tlud 81 for large box Of CUTIcURA- The
small one that received some time ago has been
very eilicacious. especially in Pricky Heat or Ra,h
some people call it. am noislnS IL ag2Mi; 1Qnrs
truly, THOMAS W. BUCALh1.
MASON, TEXAS, September %, 1878.
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Riot Among Railroad Laborers and
Tr8IuDs.

ST.. PAUL, MINI, June 1S.-The Cover
nor was summoned at midnight last night
to Tracy, Mimi, the terminus OF the Hast
ings aud Dakota raiiIoad, TO suppress q
riot caused by 800 railroad .laboreTs and
tramvs. lie lev at 3 P. n. to-day.
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William J. Walthaii Is appointed post
Ma al Oral Oaks, Lunenburg county,
nra.' uscs Salon A. Deakins, resigned.
n ihoinas Wilson is appointed postmaster at
" Von'gofnery Springs. Montgomery county,
Ia ''ee @. A. Calhoun, resigned.
Professor johann Karl Friedrich Res, n
"'aez' Inc eminent philosopher, is dead.
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New York.
OBITUARY-ACQUITTED.

. OBITUARY -ACQUITTED,
New YORK, June .1S.-WashiDgton Dur
brow. one Of the oldest merchants on the
Cotton Exchange, died yesterday.
III the trial OF Commissioner Hoyt and
other officers Of the international Trust
Company, on the charge Of publishing and
circulating false statements in reference to
its assets, the jury returned verdict Of
acuuittal.
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Suicide Caused by Domestic Trouble.

CINCINNATI, June 1S.-A special dispatch
says E. A. White, sixty years Oh age, a
wealthy planter from near selma, Ala, at
tempted to commit suicide at Evansville,
Iud., yesterday. He had married young
wife, who recently eloped with another
man. White came North with body-ser'
want, intending to secure home away from
the scene Of his disgrace. Becoming de-
spopdent, be seized razor and cut gas0
in his throut before bis servant could stay
his hand. He was removed to bospltal.
where he tore the bandages from hls
wounds, and now lies in critical condi.
tinn >
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WEDNESDAY, June IA. 1875

WEDNESDAY, June IS. 1879.
The number OF breaks to-day comprised 20S hogs
heads and So ticrces. The offerings at auction on
Change were "a parkages; of which nnmber 4S
were cold Il: prices ranging from 50 70 S22.
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The CUrIcURA REMEDIES are prepared by
WEEKs y PoTTER Chemists and Druggists. $50
Washington street, Boston, and are for sale by al!
druggists. Price OF CUTICURA-Smali ooxes, ovG:
large boxes, IL. REsoLyENT, 81 per bottle. GU, CC-
TIcURA SOAP, csc. per cake; by mall, Soc. ,n5ee
cakes. Toe. my .
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1mprIsonment for Life.

| ATLANTA, Ga, June 1S.-The jury in the
case OF Hill. on trial for killing Simmons
for the seduction OF his wife, has rendered
a:verdct OF murder, and recommended i'm.
rrisonment for life in the penltentiary.
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The Duer Trial.
THE CASE GIVEN TO THE JURY

Snow HILL, MD, June 1s.-In the Duer
trial to-day the argument for the defence
was continued and closed. The evening
session was wholly taken up by the argu-
ment Of Mr.. Page for the State; after
which, at lilo P. NJ, the case was given to
the jury, and the court took an bour's re-
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The Cfrculn nayigatOrs.

HALIFAX, n. S.. June 1S.-The Danish
Captain Goldsmith and wife, who are bound
round the world in their boat, arrived al
Cape Island. shelbourne county, yesterday,
five days sail from Boston.
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EloEs
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE,

"u". $3.50: suoe-ine, $3.50 extru. $3.50
1910: COMMON family, $5.75 M36 ; lancY Vrauas,
S6tGsG.75.
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK, Jure 1S.-Noon.-Siocks lower.
Money Oh call. 3905 per cent. ENchanae-l,ona,
5s74; short, 1884,. State bonds dal. Governments
firm ." -...t.
Epentna.-Money. 3a32 per cent. Exchange
quiet al 4S74@4S7k. Governments steady: new
5's. l03H; AZ per cents. 1858: 4 per cents. 102k
STATES dull except Louisiana conso's, which arc ac-
tive and higher.
... r... BALTIMORE. lis -..s.
BALTIMORE, June 1S.-VIrHnia Ga. deferred.
u; consols, STE: second series, Ssh. Bid to-day,
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National Electric Medica7 Association

| CLEVELAND, OHIO, June. 1S.-The Ma
tional Electric Medical Association met in
this city this morning. Delegates were
present from nearly every State in the
| Union. ..r.....-- ;..
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HoLLINSS YOLTAIC

| HoLLINS'S YOLTAIC
~ ELECTRIC PLASTERS.
They destroy all tendency 10 Inflammation, by
drawing from the system morbid or upwhole: ONE
matter. thus preventing curing RHEUMATISM,
Neuralgia, and Sciatica Worn over the pit OK the
stomach, they prevent Ague and Liver PaiI:, IN
Dygpepsis, Indigestion, Cramps, and pains. -. :,
| 80 my STU, THIS
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nUAOR ON A CHILD SINCE BIRTH Cured
AFTER FAITHFUL MEDICAL TREAT
NENT HAD FAILED.

MeSSrS. Weeks e. Potter: Gcutiemrn,-Dly little
son. TWO years OF age. has had humor on one side
OF his face since he born, which during the last
four months has Apread over the entire side OF the
face, the chin, ear and side Of The head. II must
have itched and irrilated him great deal, as he
scratched The surface all the time, no matter what
friends and my physician without benefit until
found CUTICURA, which Immediately allayed The
itching and Inflammation and entirely cured him.
Respectfully, JOHN l.. SURR1,
with Walworth Manufacturing Company.
BOSTON, April Is, 1878. t.t.. H.. a.
Note-Once cured, the skin may be rendered soft
and fair by using the Cuticur soap exclusively Tor
toilet or nursery purposes. ...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-19
SALES REPORTED TO sECh ETA NY,

W1IEAT.-Red. 100 bushels prime new Fultz al
Sl.2S-Sol after 'Changc To the Gaego Mills.
CORN White, % bushels very good Ut 55c
Hired. &c bu hels prime al SOC.
MEAL.-2G hush Is al 60c.; 80 bushels on private
terms-total, &c bushels.