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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-03

ARCHBISHOP PURCELL's DEBTS TO BE PAID.
Especial 10 the Baltimore american ]-Nelc
HoTlc, June latter grand Pontifica! Hieb
Mass in the Cathedral here to-day, which
was participated in by Cardinal McCloskey,
Archbishop Purcell, and Bishop Ryan, OF
st. Louis. Ficar.General Quinn made an
official announcement of the intention of
the Catholic Church Of America to pay the
deot incurred by Archbishop Purcell, say
ing that the credit OF the Church in America
is involved, and that Catholics every where
should respond to he call for subscri ptiops
He made special appeal to the charitable
ieoplc Of ibis city. and said Archbishop
Purcell would remain here one week to take
what might be given. The calamity was
not forsecn by those who had Archbishop
Purcell's affairs in charge.
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ri.c Reeen. Navel Es,Easeracna.

The Recent Navel EnEasemcmxs
LONDON, June - Vice dn,irai Seymour,
0fthe British navy, In o letter to the Horn
ing Post. says the facts concernisg the re-
cent naval engagement off the Peruvian
coast are that the Peruvian fron-elad turTet
ship Huscar suak the ChiliaD wooden ship
Esmereida, and the Peruvian arnlor. plated
ship INDEPENDENTLY in pursuing the Gillian
wooden ship CayadoDga. ran on reef and
was wl e:ked.
Failures Ia Havana.
HAVANA, June 2.-Perez 6 Aballi, whole
sale grocers, have filled. Liabilities. $780,
coo, gold. The Marquis OF Almerdares, a
planter, has also stopped payment. Liabili.
ties, S250,00o.
Various Foreign Items.
LONDON, June "A dispatch from Cape
Town to the Times says: Information
that King CetawaYo burned the Royal
kraol and retired to Northwest Zululaud
with large army is officially confirmed"
CALCUTTA. June 2.-There has heen a
plentiful rain here and in the neighborhood
during the past week, doing much good.
Reports have not yet been received from
outlying districts, but there is every reason
to believe that the rainfall hus been general.
LONDON, June "A Vienna dispatch to
the Times says The con cessions Of GOV
ernor-Generar Aleko Pasha TO the populace
inS not hosting the Turkish flag and not
wearing the iez-cap have produced very
bad effect at Constantinople, especially on
the Sultan, who seems to attach far greater
importance to these matters than his Minis
ters. The Sultan is said to be determined TO
insist, on hosting the Turkish flag. 1t is
said that stringent instructions to that effect
have already been sent to Aeko Pasha. 1t
is also intended to lay the case before the
Powers. Aleko's conduct is considered in
sultns, and as the first step in q movement
which in the end will render the Porte's au-
thority altogether illusory. This fear seems
not altogether baseless, as agitation has
commenced in favor OF native commander
OF the militia, which points towards q de-
NAL or limitation OF the Sutau's treaty
ri OI,f To 1punint n,i1itiS officers -
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Northern Raptiss Anniversaries.
DISCUSSIONS AgouT THE SOUTH GREAT Ex-l
22s t,rTEMENT


$s tITEMeST,
Rev. s.. W. Marston, ID. D., OF Massactu-
sets, general missionary os the American
Baptist Home. aIiss;enary Society fer the
Colored People OF the South, why called
upon 70 state the facts in regard the work
In the South. He said that be went South
expecting to find great obstacles in the
way OF doing anything for the colored man,
hut that, after einYassing Louisiana, Mis-
sissippa, Alabama, and Georgia, he was
prepared TO state that there is the kindest
feeling between the races He found The
white Baptisss not only friendly, but enX-
ious TO aid the black man. !" Has 1T ever
occurred 10 you, BRETHREN" he asked,
:" that slavery has been the means OF con-
verting more souls than all the missionaries
we have sent TO the heathen2o In an IN
slant Drs. Bright, Maryland, and Fulton,
and others, were on their feet, protesting
against such utterances, and the widest ex-
! cttement essued. Finally the President,
Hon. William Stickney, OF Washington. D.
| c., decided that DR.. Marston had the floor,
ard should proceed.
Rev. II. Fl. Tucker, ID. D., OF Georgia.
addressed the meeting, declaring himself 10
he an t'eXtreme southern man." and argu-
| Ing that there could nerer be any co0pera-
! tiCn between the Baptists North and South.
| Rev. A. L. Dickinson, D. D., OF Virginia.
was called out. He said Il am south.
cru man, but ] thank God / am not an ex-
IRENE southern man. When I saw you
| with a million of bayonets in your hands,
and we had Doihisg to fight YOU With. !
thought ii was time TO follow the scrip.uyaI
| Injunction 10 BE at peace with thine adj
ver>ary quickly There are tens of thou.
sands in tue South who feel as !
do. They are for peace and co.
operation, and they feel that Baptists
can do great work in pacifSlng the coun-
try. The fact that the colored people OF
the South beIaDs in such numbers TO US
gives us better opportunity 10 eliminate
from the body polite the causes OF This
alienation between the sections. Asyou
would not let US have Southern Confed-
eracy, let us have united country-one OF
which every true man may Justly fee
proud. BE closed with an anecdote which
/ brought down The house, and took up col
lection to aid in paying Oft the debt on Dr.
Tavior's church in Rome. Italy.
DR.. George 3. Taylor SAID that ii all n,
the South felt as he did there would be nc
difficulty in cooperating. so far as co0pera
ton was desirable. He spoke OF the kind
ness he had received from his northern
brethren, and explained the situation il
Rome and Ituly. :
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Trouble Among the Pennsylvania
lrOn-W0rkers.

PITTSBURGH, June 2.-The agreement Of
last year between the Observation-Disclosures
and their puddlers, OF five dollars ton for
pudding. expired Saturday, and the mill
owners and their employees having failed to
come TO terms for the ensuing year, work
was suspended this morning in all the IRON
mills in this vicinity, and lockout is threat
encd. The Amalgamated Association, to
which the puddlers belong, includes boiler
makers, heaters, rollers catchers, and help
ers, and If the lockout continues nearly So
600 men and boys will be thrown out OF en-
plOympnt.
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Deatr, OF General James Shields.

ATTUMwA, Iowa, June 2.-General James
Shields, late United States Senator from Mis-
souri,, died suddenly in this city last night.
He was in his usual health Sunday, and
wrote several letters after O'Clock in the
evening, but just before retiring COM
planned of pain in the chest, and shortly
said to his ncce that he was
dying. and in thirty minutes expired sitting
in his chair, remaining conscious to the
last. His remains will be taken to his home
in Carrolton, Mo-, tonight.
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changed. Wheat :fe1n 8 81 ara silJes si.o6as
si:I1 cafn firm. White. 4ac.; n,txea, Ace CAS-
dnH and lover whites 35r.: mixed. 5acs I,arh.
neg. stIc. Bulk meats stcuey; shoulders "a. 62Sn
1915 clear RIB. y, S7s eear sides. az aa-
SIC. Whisky steady ard IN fair demand as SI.02.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. louis. june e. ft,na easter but not qseta-
bly, lower. Wheat oper ed ars bnt closed lower md
@ s1 81 Ju a1 siS aasa.: saS 10. red
h a ~ mixed ss ssss9s e sas s ss
and Ssi s Soc. Jsne
July, 2ss@2ssed Aasg,, Whissey ssssay Z. 81 os.
y so; clear sides, g 7o@s4 %. Bacon gniet::
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO June 2-Ftspr steady aud unchanged.
Wheat In good demand and higher: no 2 Chicago
spring. s1.01@S1.02 cash. $h02A June. csc. July
rejected, Gle. Corn strong and higher: 3S5sc cash
29Ic. june, SiIsc July. PORK shade lower: 5000
ys9.62tsr ca. b.. s9.706Ii8.72h July. 70 S24 An.
cash. is sSs an1 J Tssee
Buk-mests steaoy and Unchanged. Whiskey steady
and unchanged at Sl.0S. Is, -
Oats frmer but not qu6tabiy higher. Pork duh and
lower, s957Aas9.6o jury. s9.70Qss9.72H Att
gust Lard steady and unchanged. 80
bALiiM0kE LIVESTOCK MARKET.
: BALTIMORE, juno The beef cattle marke, was
slower titan usual, aud 4sl5c. lower: very best.
@5Rc.; first quality. dSGg Axe: me du M 3Sa 4Xc.
ordinary. 2t(G3&c.: most sales were FROM 4i.a5Ac
receipts, 1875 head I: sales, CAT head swine has
been In fair trade at 44E45ac: receipts. 6.lG5
head. Sheep, 44c. lambs, 4@S.ae.; receipts, SAGE
head.
PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA, june 2.-(:attle dull: receipts,
1884 head: prime cattle. 5H6asNc.; good, SIC.
medium. 43ic.; common. 4G634Hc. Sheep active
receipts, 5000; good clipped. Axe: medium, 40
4Sc common 4L6s4xc. Lsmbs--Cioosi. Sh(69c.,
medium. 7E4Sc.; common, 56g6Hc. Hogs selling
slowly; receipts. 300 head; good 5xc.; medium
5lc.: commou.5c.
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FINANCIAL
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
MONDAY. Jane Q, 1875.
SALEs-1 600 Virginia Central third mortgage
six per cent bonds sold ati01k.
Gorsrmpent Sscsrttie e.: States 4'a's lo7
asked; Virginia consois, new. 4Cs bid, az asked:
Virginia fqEdable, 2S bid; Virginia defer I'd, 8
IS asked: Virginia ;aX-rccrivabe coupons, 80
old, 81 asked; North Carolina bonds, "a bid
City yecnrities,-,Rirhmond city s's;; j: and j..
121 bid: Richmond city 6's, J. aud j., lS6 bid !:
Lyuchburg ely SIS. j. and j.. 1854 bid, ~
asked: Nor fox city 6's j. and j.. 100 bid; Frcdc-
ricEsCurr city IS. NJ and N. 1924 bill.
Rr9"f and ao ne Gfn Tr Kar1sd arsi
Railroad THIRD mortgage 6's, J. and j., 1908 bid,
1913 asked; Virginia Cen,ral Railroad fourth mort
see Railroad second mortgage 6's, j. and j., 1909
bid: Fir@iuia aud Tennessee Railroad third mort
gage SIS: J. and j.. 10 bid. 112 asked; Soutnside
Railroad first mortgage preferred S'S, j. aud j.. LOG
bid: souh-1de Railroad second mortgage nrefcrrc
6's }. aud j.. 81 bid, 92 asked SouNside Railroad
a.ked; Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad second
morlgag SIS. H. ana j., 100 h!d Peter burg Rail-
Rad first mortgage s.. j. and } :, los hNl, II 3
asked: Petersburg Raj second mortgage f's,
j. and j., 81 bid: Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio
Railroad certificate. l03 bid; Richmond and Ie-
1919 bill: Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Sec
oni mortgage -. NJ and ~, 100 bid: Richmond,
Frc't rcksburc ana Potomac tallrOan mortgage SS,
j. and j.. 100 bid: Richm0nd FreLeI chSUurg and
Potomac Railroad mortgage Is, j. aud j., 103 bid
Orange aud AleNardria Railroad second mortgage
G's, j and 90 bid Richmond and Nnvilc Rail-
road consolidated 6s. 81 anu NJ. 90 Bill; Piedmont
Railroad first mortgage S's. a. and o.. 1917 bid !;
Atlanta and Charlotte Airline Railroad first mort
gage IS. j. and j., 40 bid: Richmond, YORK. River
ami Chesapeake Railroad first mortgage g. j. and
j., SO Did, lOl aked.
Rutirodd StockS.-Chcsapcake and Ohio Rail.
way. leo par hid. asked; Richmond a.d
PYler>turg Railroad, 100 par; y bid. SO asked !;
Richmchd Fredericksburg anil Potomac Railroad
6 per cent. guaranteed 100 par. go bid; Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad 7 per cent.
giiarant, ed. leo par, 90 bid: Richmond ard DaI-
Vile Railroad. 100 nar, 10 BID, usstd.
B0nk StockS.-First National. 100 par, 1lS bid ;
National Bank OF Virginia. 100 par, SIS hid, S7K
asked: Union Bank Of Richmond, so par, 43 nid
Merchants aud Planters Savings, rs par. II bid;
| Giy Bank, 20 par, 209 asked; Ctlzcns Bank, 25
par, % aSsRd.
| Insurance Conpnniss.-Virgin.a Fire and Ma-
rnc, 70 par. 35i hid. 3SH asked; Virginia Home.
| 100 par. 97a bid, lO2 a,ked; Merchants and aIr-
| cilanIcs, 100 ;ar, So asked.
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Stabbine Affair i'm New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, June ID. Ross Stewart,
prominent colored politician and member
of the Legislature from Tcnsas parish, this
evening stabbed and seriously wounded
William Ward (coloredl, formerly of Grant
parish. Stewart charges Ward with being
instrumental in securing evidence for Spot
ford in the contest against Kellogg. Stew
art, after the stabbing, ran into the custom
house, where police were refused admit
tance by the night-watchman on duty.
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The 5sanhattau-B Bank Robbery.

NEW YORK, June 2.-There were no new
DEVELOPMENTS to-day in the Manhattan Bank
burglary case. The hearing goes on in the
Jeflerson-Market Court this afternoon. The
police are confident. OF convic:ng Pope,
Dobbs, Slevin, and Kelly, and of the speedy
arrest OF three other parties known to have
heen in The lob
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ONLY SIDE SPECULATIoN-M Jay
Gould has bought the st. Joseph (Alo.) Rail
road bridge over the Missouri river for
as q private speculation. Every
on the several roads crossing
1t will have TO pay him four TO five dollars,
and the purchase, it is said, gives him COM
plete control Of the railroad communica-
tons IN that region. The bridge has cost
tie bond and stockholders more than twice
the amount he paid for it.
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A WoULD. BE MURDERER k1LLED.-Scrdn-
ton. Pa, June 1.-Wbie going to bis home
at Boone Hill, near Scranton, last night,
Thomas Barrett was attacked and badly
beaten by Thomas CalIaghan. Barrett
went home, armed himself with revolver,
and shot Callaghan dead. Barrett
IL In custody
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Fire I'm Shreveport. La.

SHREVEPORT. La, June "A fire broke
out at O'Clock this morning ia the grocery
and bakery Of c. P. Thenard, on the leyce,
which entirely destroyed three two-story
brick stores and damaged three others.
Loss, $4,000; insurance, $4,000.
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VOLTAIC
.>t <a 4 ELECTRIC PLAsTERS.

rheumatism, NeuraRia, Weak and Sore Lungs
Coughs and Colds, Weak Back, stomach, and Bow
els, Dyspepsia, Shooting Pains through the Loins
and BacS, spasms or Fits, and Nervous muscular,
and Spinal Affections relieved ard cured ~hen
every other plastfr Iniment lotion, aud electrical
appliance fails. n.sa my l-IG.In&o.
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By Telegraph.
NEW yGREs

NEW YORK Ju;.e 2-EOnE.-SiGChs firm. Money
Oh call. iM5 ncr cent. EXchauEe-I.onr, 4S71
short, 4S3. State honis quiet. Governmtnu hrrn.
Money easy 1T 40o per cent Exchange
steady ~ 4S7.s0l4S7L. Goycrnmt MIS- inactive; new
SIS, l035s: Az per cents 10Gas, OK interest; per
cents, 1929. States dull.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, June 2.-VircIn'a 6's, deferred,
IA: cOnsols, 577a: second series, 40; pisl-Gue
npons, so. North Carolina 6's, old, 81 /; new
10 special tax, 2. Bid to-day.
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Ey Telegraph.
NEW yGRf.


NE yapK, June 2.-Cotton dull and entirc'y
nominal: sales OF f62 bales; up!aIIds. 1875; Or
leans, 1870. FI"ur dull and strongly IN buycro'
r rsIPa s a 75s5so; ' good to choice 5s5M
Sc rs. Wnear-SpriGg slightly IN buyers favor !;
winter sha'e tirnsr: uagridr1 win,ef req, 81 ~
Sc. lower; ungraded: 42Gi3Hc. tiais sieahY ana
moderately active: No 3 white. 37@374c.; No. 2
Hops ,rcafy. Coffee tr,n and IN moderate lnqgiry.
Sugar quiet ana rather weaker: TAR 10 eood re-,
tlnims. 5-lGrd6 7-lGc.; nrimc. 6%RG5ac refined
M fair demand aud steady. MoIls's dull and III
BUYERS favor. Rice III fair demand and firm. Resin
quiet al 81 3j@Sl.4G. TGipcni!ne Guil aud weak
al 26M27c. Pork steady and noGcratciy acliTe:
Sni; and weak long clear - S7is: short clear, IS
long ana short clear, "a 92a. Lard quiet and nm.
changed. Whisky frmcr u; sf.G6 frtlsha Iue'
.-s. BALTIMORE.
BAIT lMoRE E. June Floor firm Howard-strect
and western superhne. s3.25@S3.75 ,x'ra, ~ rs
@S4.e5 Family, s3GS5.75: City Mills super1ne,
S3.25mS4: extra. 34@5a; Rio brands, S6@f825
Patar SEQ family, 1878. Southern ,yhea irm west,
:@s1.2o; No. 2 Pennsy!yania rcd, sl;17a: No:
western winter red spot, S1.l 3AG 81 80; june
?ss oSy;hs ss sola d1 1 1sfer
gaIef and firm; southern, s7@40c. Rye steady al
and Maryland si2@sis. P is qSIes and
steady: Bu;k- me lt--Loose. shoulders, 3Sc.; clear
Sc s;aP sd ess bas
Lard-Rt6ned. In tieIees. &c. Butter qn,et; Urine
TO choice western packed. l3Gs, &c Eggs, l2kMj
13c. Coffee steady aud frm; Rio Garages IGn
&c. Whiskey dull at s1.o6. sugar quiet; A, soft,
es@s4c. - s''''
CINCINNATI. Juae ,2.-Fionr steady and In fair
demand family, $5.l0@S6. Wheat Ia fair de-
mand: red, $I.059SI.10, Corn dull and prices n
shade lower; 3SGSSkc. Oats I'm fair demand at
32@35c. Pork quser, and held at $40. Lard In
good demand; curreui make, 90 05; steam, g10.
Bulk-nleats s.rong:, shoulders. $3.50 bid. 1880
rtN HcT at ~ rrsi ,tsnr
"a 67i5 seller July. and "a So seller September
shcrt clear quiet at &4.S0 GBacon ia good demand
l.. full pricss shoaden; ~; clear ribs s3.l2
demand III sl.0l. Burter dull and unchanged.
sugar ir,Der; hards, 999kc.: white, SKA sac.
Orleans, -64ta Tic. Hogs fairly active md a
shade higher; common. s2.5o@f3 2us light, e3 70
asa SO; packers, So .40G go; buicsrs', 50 60
receipts, 1887 head; shipments, 2,532 bead.
LOUISVILLE.
LouIsYILLE, jane ,2.-Flour steady and I'M
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BLACKEYED PEAs.-300 bushels.
The following IS statement Of The Offerings OF
Change for The month Of Mly. 1879: Wheat
White, LASS bushels: red, 5 934 bushels. Corn
White, 1886 bushels; yellow. 2.0Gl bushels
mixed, 8 066 bushels Oatt. 5.4S4 bushels. Meal
1873 bushels. Peas, 775 bu.hels. aiiliet, "a bust
is. Potatoes, 244 bushels. Beans, ~ bushels
Flour, Is burfels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT,-Red, 40 bushels very good FuifZ q
., bur = a


WHEAT.-Red, 40 bushels very good FurZ ut
S1.l7;2 - bushels very good tUltz ut Sl.l6; sc
bushels very good Lancaster 1t S1.I9: 800 bushels
prime FutZ at S1.10-total, 404 bushels.
CORN White, 100 bushels prime st b5c 100
bushels prime at 55c.: 1886 bushels prime II 55c.-
total, CSC bushels At1ed, $50 bushels very good at
SEE: 400 bushels on private terms: 200 bushels
on private terms-.otai, 73O bushels.
OArS.-2S bushels very good at 42c.; 2l0 bushels
mixed private terms: l20 bushels mixed at 42c.;
POS bushels at 42c.--tctai, 566 bushels.
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The CuIDeper Tragedy.

FREDERICKSBURG, June I'D. u. Ream,
editor of the Culpeper Times, VINO wasehot
by &. w. Jamison in an election quarrel on
May ODD, died this morning.
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LEPROSY,

MODERN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RESULTS
FROM THE USE OF CUTICUEA.
NeSSrs Weeks d Pytter Gentlcmcn,-We have
u case OF leprogy in our poorhouse which Is being
had employed all OF our doctors, and had sent 10
New York for advice, but TO no avail
The patient commenced using the CUTICCRA
and immediately began getting better.
He had been confined to his bed for two and one
baIf years. Had not had his clothes on during
this time. Last week he dressed for the first time
When he walked, there would at lcas. one quart
Of scales come off OF him.
This happened every day.
We think IL is wsnderful cure.
We do not say hc Is cured, but he is in fair way
10 be cured, to say the least Yours truly,
DUNNING BROTHERS.
Druggists and Booksellers.
AILEGAS. MICH. February IL, 1879.
Eote-Nles srs. DuuDing Brothers are thoroughly
reliable grnllemen and were unknown TO us PRIOR
10 Tie receipt of This letter We firmly believe ihls
CUTIcUHA Will permanently cure this very severe
case oil Leprosy, as II has done many others.
Prepared by WEEKS & POTTER, Chemists ana
Druggists, 500 Washington street. Boston. Mass,
ard for sale by all drua rists and dealers, Price OK
CUTIcUKA-smali boxes, so cents; large boxes
containing two and one half times ,he quantity Of
smalL. 81. REsoLvENT. 81 per bottle. CUTIcURA
SOAR, 25 cents per cake: by mail, 80 cents; three
cakes, rs cents .5s any l-Tu,Th&S
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FiGGr.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

fine. $3.50: superhne. $50 extra, $3.50
$3.50: ranmoS ramily. 1878 ass fancy 0rauss,
$6Gs6.7 Staunton extra, 1928.
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Norfolk.
TIE ARMy-woRM IN The NORFOLK TRUCK
FARMS.
Adjourned.

FAkMS.
Especial telegram 10 The Dispatchj
NORFOLK, VA. June 2.-Our Norfolk
county farmers are excited over the ravaSes
OF the army-worm. The pest is spreading
in every direction, and daily there are re-
ports Of the havoc made, the farmers who
raise grass estimating their losses at thou.
sands of dollars: They apprehcnd that Sc
rious injury will result to the corn and
other growing crops. ~
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..sr GENERAL s.sso CATION.


,s,nnaepce Of the Richmond niSpatet.l
'V"''s, CH.RIoTTEsvII1.g. May 81, 1879 1
o,encd with prayer by Rev. w. A,
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SALT RHEUM FOR THIRTY YEARS

ON THE HEAD, FACE, AND GREATER PART OF
THE BODY CURED. .r..,,..
MessrS. Weeks d Potter: Gentiemen,-I have
been a great sufferer with Salt Rheum for thirty
years, commencing In my head and face and ex-
lending over the greater part Of my body. have
taken gallon OF medicines for the blood of different
kinds and tried good physicians, all of which did
me no good. and came 10 the conclusion that ]
could not be cured. But friend called my atten-
tlon TO an article In the Union on skiEdseascs and
7 got q box Of CUTICURA. The first application
was great relief. and the third took the scales al
off, and felt like new man. have used three so.
cent boxes, and nv skin IS smooth and consider
myself entirely cured. Hoping that this may be
seen by some one afflicted as have been IF there |:
anvil Is my earnest wish. And chccrrully recon.
mend II to all persons afflicted with like discusses
Yours Truly, Il. WILSON LORD.
AGAwAA, MASS, September 0, 1878.
The CuTlcCnA SOAP should be used for cleansing
all diseased surfaces most soaps are Injurious to
the skin.
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washinE1Osf.

POSITION OF DEMOCRATS IN
CONGREss-REPUBLICAN vIEws-EMPRovE-
MEST OF TIRE KANAwHA EIvER-FREE
LEAF-PAssAGE OF THE MISSISSIPPI LEyEE
BILL--CoNGREss TO ADJOURN ABOUT THE
26TH-TBE PRINTERS c0NvENTIoS-BR1EF
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PARENTS, do not use vie drugs or nosirtms In
30 r families, but use pure Hop Bnters.
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MONDAY, juno. 2, 1870,

MUNDNY, JULIO " 1871
The amber OF breaks to-day comprised Al hogs
heads. The number Of offerings 1T auction
Change we're 22 packages; Of which number IL
were sold al prices ranging from 1920 10 1913.
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FOR NEW YORK.
SYMMETRICAL.

SEINE-TfKEaD.
CEINE-TWINES, patent and <SREs
NJ soft: q. .--.. .sr ..
SEISE-TWINE. patent and soft;
sEESE-LlNES, all sizes: IN
{GfLLIEG-ROPE. all st1s:
E'Fs GTLLISG.ROPE, all Sizes
silNNOW.NETTiNG,
FOR HAUL-SElSES,
GLL-THgEAD NETTING.
GILL!fHREAn NETTING, &c, &c:
l.. LfCHTESSTElN & snNSs.
Sole importers OF the LION BRAND sElNE-
THEaD, corner OF Seventeenth and Frahsnn
streets. ~ 800 MY "o :
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DILL A u Ell PHIA, RICH xsyfa
4 mOND. AND NORFOLK sTEAM-szaS&2
SHIP LINF.-FOR PHILADELPHIA, FALL
RIVER AND THE EAST VIA FALL RIVER
THREE TIMES 4 WEEK.-until further no.
tire the steamers Of this line will make tri-week.g
5if iey9F p phd fyTS5y and
every TUESDAY. FRIDAY, and SUNDAY. con.
neciGg al Philadelphia With Ctydcs New England
{ Inc for Fall Riycr
QUICK TlME-FREQCEST DEPARTURES
Low EST RATES.
Freight received daily unit! Gr'clGck T. ~.
JAMES W. MCCAER. OK.
General Southern Agent. RckuiOnd, Vs.
WILLIAM T.. CLYDE & co.
General Mana2crs,
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&c. Broaddus. Jr., read the report OF
'1 Cou,n,il;ee on Credentials, which was
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, June 2, lr7e.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Rc1. i32 bushels.
White. ht,shris. HI rpu Gao bllsh-
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nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP LESSS
W COIPASy. .aAnk0sA

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