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, DANVILLE.
Correspondence o, the Richmon Dispatch.

Correspondence OF the Richmon DispatchJ
r "r@| JUNE 13, 1879.
The Ladies' Christian Association OF tht
Baptist church gave an entertainment last
night on the grounds OF the public school
the proceeds OF which are to be placed or
deposit as the beginning OF q building fund
Refreshments OF every desirable kind were
abundant, and music, games, the bower OIL
the fortune-tellers, and the abode Of the
postmasters, furnished unceasing enjoy.
ment. But the beauty OF the, scene was
past description; the conception OF the de-
signers was pronounced most happy. The
poet Of the city says that he will take this
scene for his description Of camping
ground OF the angels. 1t Is estimated that
about 500 people were on the grounds, and
it was noted that many from the several
denominations were present and contri-
buted freely to the profits OF the enterprise.
The condition OF Mr.. W. FL. Harvey, a
popular young gentleman, who was thrown
from buggy some days ago and suffered
fracture OF the bones OF one leg, is now
considered better. 1t was at one time feared
that amputation would be necessary.
In shooting-match OF The Grays Mr.. W.
l.. Barnard wins the medal for the best shot,
and Mr.. Thomas Bass for the second best.
The first medal is gold; the second silver.
Distance, two hundred yards.
! Rev. W. II. Plunket, OF the northern
part OF the county. was in the city yester-
day and the day before. On prayer-meet-
ing night he took part in the services at
one Of the churches. Mr.. Plunket is now
| in his eightieth year, but stands erect, an d
was able to come over on wagon. In CALI
| ing the roll Of the .Old Testament Wor-
thies," Mr.. Plunkett remarks that Rev.
Reuben D. Rucker, now in his seventy.
seventh year, has been raratyzed for about
fifteen years, and has quite lost his mind
and that Rev. Joel Hubbard now in hi.
eightv-seyenth year, is a great sufferer from
cancer. .sa ....,. .-.. ALPHA.
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PEPslA, AND SICK HEADACHE.
SYMPTOMS OAA DISEASED LIVER.

Pain In the right side, under the edge OF the ribs,
Increases on pressure; sometimes the pain Is In the
eft side; the patient Is rarely able to lie on the LETT
side sometimes the pain is felt under the shoulder
blade, and h frequently extends 70 the top OF the
shoulder, and Is sometimes mistaken for rheuina-
,tsn In the arm. The stomach Is affected with loss
OF appetite and sickness; The bowels In general are
costive sometimes alternative With lax the head IS
troubled with pain, accompanied with 4 dull, heavy
sensation IN the back part. There Is generally
considerable loss Of memory, accompanied with
painful sensation of having left undone something
which ought to have been done. siguS, dry cough
$ sometimes an attendant. The patient complains
of WEAKNESS ard debility; he Is easily startled, his
feet are cold or burning, and he complains Of a
prckly sensation Of the skin hts spirits are low
and although he Is satisfied That exercise would be
beneficial to him, yet he can scarcely summon up
fortude enough try 1t. 10 fact he dstrusts every
remedy. Several of the above symptoms attend the
disease but cases have occurred where few or
them existed, yet examination OF tile body afier
death has shown the LIVER to have beer extensive
ly deranged.
b
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Fire Record.

THE LIGHTNING FIRE AT POINT BREEZE.
PHILADELPHIA, June 13.-The fire at
| Point Breeze was rekinded ut Ills A. NJ,
the stiff breeze which prevailed tanning the
flames to immense proportions. The At.
lantic Petroleum Storage COmpany's ware
house, building about 500 feet in length
and $50 feet wide, took fire from the burn
| ing oil which escaped from the Hudson,
one OF the vessels which has been in flames
since Wednesday last. The entire works
and surroundings are now in imminent
peril. . .,. -...
ALARMING PROGRESS OF THE FLAMES.
PHILADELPHIA, June 13-12:20 T. NJ
The following has just been received from
Point Breeze: s'..- .'
"At noon the place is going. 1t Is feared
now that the fire will reach the Point Breeze
Oil-Works. A strong westerly breeze blew
the flames to the wharf OF the Atlantic Pc
troleum Storage Company, and the fire at
once spread to large she'd. 200 by 80 feet,
Immediately south OF the warehouse, which
was destroyed on Wednesday. The wind
then veered TO north, and long line OF
sheds, extending for nearly mile to the
southwark, caught fire, and by noon all
were ablaze, with 300 barrels OF oil, which
they contained"
South OF these SUeQS ID IOlEL DIctHe VII
Works, alluded to in above dispatch, and
below that point are large number OF
frame dwellings occupied by workmen and
their families: In rear OF the line OF seven
sheds reported Cd fire are five others and
larger warehouses, the smallest OF which Is
2G0 feet long by 100 wide, and the largest
400 feet By 125 feet. These are separated
from the burning sheds by elevation OF
ground, and from present indications they
will be saved, as well as the Atlantic Oil
Company's tanks, which contain $4,000
barrels of crude oil and 10000 barrels OF re-
fined and special oils IN process OF manu-
Iactnre. :... ..- ...
Later.-At ( P. n. the situation Is un-
changed, except that in addition to the loss
OF 1000 feet OF WharveS ON Wednesday,
2. GOO feet more burned to-day. The tire
has little or nothing to feed on, everything
OF value having burned during The plst
forty eight hours.
sAw-HlLL AND LUMBER BURNED.
DETROIT, MICH, June IA special from
Grand Rapids, Mich, reports that hire. at
blanchard, Mich, Wednesday night, de-
stroyed p. 6. Banchard's saw-Dil and
:. 10000 feet of lumber owned by Graf,
Little & Co. Loss, S55,000; insured for
| $4,000. ..n
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UTHCURA.
G. U 7 l c U R A
HUMORS OF THE SCALP.
LOSS OF HAIR.

Loss Of hair in thousands of cases is due entirely
to some form of scalp-discase. Scventy-fye per
cent of the number Of bald heads might be covered
with hair by judicous use Of CUTIcURA, assisted
by CUTIcURA SOAP. 1t is the most agreeable as
we'll as the most effective hair-restorer ever pro-
duced by man. 1t is medicinal in the truest sense OF
the word. All others are some oleagenous mixture
or poisonous dyes. None but CUTIcuRA possesses
the specific medical properties that enable 1t TO cure
all itching and scaly diseases that name and lrri-
tate The scalp and hair glands and tubes, causing
premature badness. Medium doses of the CUTI.
cURA REsoLYENT will purify the OIL and sweat
glands of the virus Of scrofulous humor Of the
blood and Insure permanent cure, when taken in
| connection with the outward application of CUT1-
cURA. 49,.
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Forty.sixta COngress----First Session
WASHINGTON, June Is, 1879.

The army hill was read a second time and
referred to the Committee on Approprla-
tons. ...... o.. ...l.....g. -.
The legislative. executive, and judicial
approDriation bill was taken up rs re-
ported from Senate Committee on Appro-
priatlons.
MIR. Window said that the House legis-
lative appropriation bill was Incompetent
sibIe. He preferred the form OF the vetoed
bill, and, to test the sense OF the Senate,
moved to recommit the bill that the commit
Tee might be able to report that bill in tie
usual form.
Mr.. Houston opposed the motion on ac-
count CT the delay it would cause. :,
The form OF the bin was also severely
criticized by Messrs. Allison, ConkiinS, and
Blaine. The latter said that As the bill came
from the House it actually appropriated no.
thing, and that il q person did not Know
what il was he would think it bad been
| taken from some ioke-book. In its present
form it was simply diSgraceful and ought 10
| he kicked under the table.
Mr.. Windows motion 10 recommh was
Iost-yeas, %; nays, 81. -.
The bill was then read for action on the
committee amendments. At the end OF cacn
clause the criticism OF the form OF the OIL
was renewed, the assertions Deins fepeateu.
ly made that it was 80 vague ana nliSeo ,h''
nobody could tell what it appropriated OF
meant. .-r.. 90. ...-.-.
An amendment was adopted appfopEla'
ting $4,000 to the Bureau OF Education, d.
ter which the bill was read third lime ant
passed. L ./4r-*ElD = -,r'.."
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California.
WORK.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 13.--Work in the
sub-drain OF the Sutro tunnel Is being Wig
orously pushed forward. Although three
quarters OF the work Is already completed,
five hundred miners and carpenters are
mines viii be discharged into the, tunnel on
contract time-that is to say, on the cath
instant. This time Is looked forward 10 by
the whole mining population, for it will
make new era of prosperity for the miners
OF Comssock Lode Since the water food
ed Savage and djacsnt mines four.. years
ago the lower works have rcmained sHRr
merged.
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SALT RHEUM AND DANDRUFF
CURED THAT SEVERAL Ply sIcIASs HAD FAIL
TO TREAT SUCCESSFULLY,

CURED THAT SEVERAL PHYSICIANS HAD FAILED
TO TREAT SUCCESSFULLY,
Messrs. IFeeks g. Potter Geptlemen.-I have had
the Salt Rheun on my head and al through my
air also on my legs, for the past four having
from my hair was very annoying. con,ulied seve-
raj distinguished physicians in reg ard 10 and have
taken thtir prescriptions as ordered but did not find
any cure and hut little relief. I was teld by many
nersons who have the Salt Rheun, and who have
been doctored for years, hat there was cure for
1t. and was almost inclined agree with them, but
friend wanted Inc to try CUTICURA. made by your
firm. did, and to my astonshment in less than
three weeks my head entirety free from all Salt
Rneum and IaudruH and cannot see any appear T.
auce of Salt Rheum on my person. think 1t won.
derful remedy. Respectfully yours. r1-ln
= ~. ..sf.. -. GEORGE A. NUDGE. ),
PORTSMOUTH, y. H., February 6, 1878. =iti o.,
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THE LATEST NEWS.
sY TELEGRAPH roTHEDI spATCn1

WHAT CONGRESS IS DOING; PROBABILITY
OF ANOTHER EXTRA .sEssIoN-THg sII.-
I YER AND APPROPRIATION BILLs-pREsI.
DENTAL VETO ExPECTED-THE GREAT
FIRE NEAR PHILADELPHIA; OIL AND OIL
WAREHOUSES BURNED-THE WHEAT
CROP IN OHIO AND PENNsYLvANLA-RE-
PUBLICAN AND DEMOCRATIC CAUcUsEs-
TIE DUER TRIAL AT SNOW HILL; EvI.
DENCE OF THE ACCUSED.
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The Sports.
RIFLE n AT c II A..

SARATOGA. June l3.-In the rife match be-
tween ;le. Saratoga and Burlington Clubs
distance. 500. 900, and LOGO yarsis--the lat
ter club was the winner. The aggregate OF
the winners at these distances ont OF pos
,ibka 925 is as follows: Montgomery, 2lI
Board,nan, 2l5; Mccartney. ao9; Withereii,
DOS; Barnham, 208: Horner, POS; Kelsey,
Lss: and Haggerty, 196-totai, 1,65G. AZ.
sre.ate OF the Saratoga team, Lola.
VIE ODDS ON HANL0N. ..'- T.
LONDON, June 13.-0dds OF $50 on Ian
lon were taken yesterday.
THE ENGLISH TURF.
JoynoS. June 1a-ChippeBdaic won the
uordwicke stakes at the Ascot meeting To-
dny. Tue race for the Alexandria psate-7
the chief event OF to-day's sport--was wen
Inv Count f. De Lagrange's four-Year-oiid
| black colt Insuiaire. ,.g...
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Haaapden.Sidney Comm
fReported for The Disrsrch.I @
JUNE II, 1879.

- &
JUNE II, 1879. :
SECOND DAY.
The trustees have been IN session all day.
IL Is purposed, we hear, to give more atter.
lion 10 modern languages and to introduce
moral sciences in the sophomore studies.
Key. DR.. Ewing resigned his Office OF trustee,
which was reluctantly accepted. The hon.
orary degree OF Ii. d. was awarded to
Rev. DR.. Is. M. Smith, OF Union Tbeologi.
cal Semlnary-a well.merited compliment
to an alumnns Of Hampden-Sidney.
The evening entertainment came or ac-
cordinc 10 the following programme {CoIo.
mel J.P. Fitzgerald presiding Of the Philan-
thropic Society: Junior Orator, Roger Mar.
tin, Of Virginia. "Modern Crusaders" !:
presentation OF Best Speakers Medal to f.
W.. Speed, of Alabama, By L. a.. Stokes,
OF Virginia Junior Orator, S. R. Dabney,
Of Virginia, g The Majesty of Nature"
presentation of sophomore Debater's Medal
to +. l.. Irvine, OF Virginia, by the presi.
ding officer; Fina! Orator, A. A. Campbell,
OF Virginia, "Success in Lite"
Being unable to attend tomorrow, I send
the commencement programme. Addresses
by members OF the graduating class
Thomas Cumnins, "The Influence OF False
Philosophy upon Man.; A. T. Graham,
"True Greatness; L. q. Stokes, 1--WE
are Making History; A. A. Campbell,
"The Education OF Youth the Hope Of the
South -; .Yaedictory, by j. Dielle Blanton.
The following is the graduating class OF
1879: J. DieIle Blanton, OF Cumberland,
Va, first honor; Thomas Cummins, of ire.
land, second honor; Archibald A. Campbell,
Of Hampden Sidney, Va; A. T. GRAHAM.
of Winchester, Va; Llewellyn Fl. Stokes,
of Prince Edward. Va. 7#tss5a,1@
, During the day the. Rev. DR.. II. W.
Hooper, VI Alabama; made an admirable
address on "Fidelity in little things the
great things" It was one of the best OF
platform discourses. His illustrations
showed that he was cultivated man oil
letters. JOHN SMITH.
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HUMOR OF THE SCALP

THAT WAS DESTROYING THE HAIR CURED WITH
8# ONE BOX OF CUTICURA. T.,
MeSSrS. H-eekS g. Potter: Gentlemen.-l want to
tell you what CUTICCRA has done for ME. About
ten Years ago ms hair began falling ont. caused by
Hunior OF the ScalD. tried various remedies, toe
numerous TO mention, without relief. until | began
using CUTICUKA. one box OF which has entirely
cuYeu me and new hair Is beginning TO grow. 4,
Respectfully. 20. MRS. o. >. RoOI, IS
: =. S97 west Lake street.
CHICAGO, Ill, November Is, 1875. ~ rt...4,
We know the above to be true. - =. -,
- - MARY E.TOWNSEND, /.
..... *. .... " 412 west Jackson street;
...,. MRS. {. A. GRAY,
... 341 Fulton street.
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AGUE AND FEVER.

DR., C. McLAHE's LIVER PILLS, in cases OF
AGuE AND FEVER, when taken with qufpine, are
productive OF the most happy results. No better
catlartc can be used preparatory 10 or after taking
a upine. We would adyiSe all who are afflicted with
I his disease to give them q FAIR TRIAL. #@s
For all bilious arrangements, and as simple pur-
gatiye, they are unequalled. sf 1s"
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A letter has been received by, Marshal
Fred. Douglass from Bishop Holly, now at
Port-au-Prince, Hayti, announcing that
John NJ. Lapgston, United States Minister
to Hayti. is dangerously i'll with yellow
fever. When Mr.. Langston left Washing
ton he was in poor health, and it is feared
thut the illness has proved FATAL Mr.. Lang
ston was at one time law professor at How
lard University. and was for several years
member OF the District Board OF Health.
His wife and family are residents OF Wash
ington city. .ss. s1.a,.,.-;,.r
Eliza S. Conahan, the widow and admin
istratriX OF her husbands estate, has sued
Arch bishop Purcell and his assignees for
the return Of shares Of the Ohio Candle
Company's stock, valued at S69,5O0, de-
posted by her prior to the assignment.
She charges that the shares were never any
part OF the Archbishop's assets, but they
had been transferred to the assignee, not
wilhstan0ing her demand for their return
to her. s..
/, John w. Gilliland is appointed postmas-
ter at Mountain Road, Halifax county, Va,
Uice John Hughes, resigned.
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INSTALLATION OF P. B. PRIcE.-On Sum-
day the LIST instant, Rev. p. b. Price, pas
tor OF High Bridge church, was Installed
pastor OF the Presbyterian church in Bucha-
nan. The installation sermon was preached
by Rev. Mr.. Dinwiddie, OF Big Lick after
which, the charge to the pastor, by Rev.
Mr. Bowling. OF Lynchburg. The charge
to the congregation was delivered by Rev.
Mr.. Dinwiddie.
Mr.. Price will preach at that place once
month. Gazette. LIS.
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The CUTICURA REMEDIES are prepared by
WEEKS & POTTER. Chemists aud Druggists $50
Washington street, Boston. and are for sale By all
Druggists, Price of CUTIcURA,' small boxes, 90
cents; large boxes containing two and one hah
times the quantity of small, 81. RKssLvEST, u
per bottle. CuTIcuRA SOAR, 25 cents; by mail
g cents; three cakes, 75c, my S-Tn,Ih2s
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GRERNvILLE COUNTY.

1TAYLoR's STORE, June 10, 1879.
Editors Dispatch: The wheat crop OF this
vicinity Though not largel is considered
splendid. the season having been fine on
wheat. This being enc the finest cotton
3erowip Q, seciians in, tbe State the cotton
erop i Vas as never Known to be better than at
present wrfiis, af d more prom sing
There Is q elton farm ID mel 0rhoed
which has, Eve tlnnd reif ceres in cnltiea.
lion, which Is said to be the. largest farm de.
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sCALD HEAD

FOR NINE YEARS CURED WHEN ALL OTHER
REMEDIES FAILED. p. =; -
Aessrs. Weeks & Potter Genticmen,-Since
July last have been using your fCUTICURA. FOR
Scald Head, and it has cured me when al medicines
That have taken for nine years did me no good.
am now using II as n hair-dressfg, but my head1s
wei. II keeps the hair III very nice condition.
Yours truly, - II. A. RAYMOND.
Auditor Fort Wayne, jackson and Saginaw Il. r.
JACKSON, MICH, December 20, 1878. X H. I
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Mr.. Norton, OF New York, from the Com
mittee on Foreign Affairs. reported, oy
unanimous consent, the bill to allow any
telegraph company to land ocean cables Oh
the coast OF the United States. In the course
OF brief colloquy it was stated that this IS
the same biIftbat was reported by Fernanso
Wood in the last Congress, and that it S
general bill, intended TO cut off all previous
class legislation. 1t is subiecr, however, to
the terms OF such grants as have been here
ftoiore made by Congress for laying and
maintaining telegraph cables. The bill was
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MARINE INTELrIeENCK.
MISIATuRE ALMANAC-JUSE a, 1879.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE IS, 1879. T
ARRIVED. -

. g i
Steamer Ariel, Clifford. Norfolk, United States
mail. merchandise, aud passengers, l.. b, Tutum,
agent. .E -a ,sa :
Steamer Maggie, Clifford, merchandise. George e.
Bush, agent
Schooner Mary c. Carroll, Carroll, Philadelphia :
coal, S. II. Hawes. ru
grain.
Schooner Harry Shepherd, Clayton, New York q
cement, r. Wendenburg. -. -,:s gs9.,-l
Schooner Hattie Crowell, Crowcll, Bath, Ice, A !
6. Babcock. p ~
Steamship Wyanoke, Couch, New York, mer-
ehandtse and passengers G. w. Alien s Co., agents..
Steamer Pioneer piatt, Philadelphia, mefchan.
disc and passengers. j. ". McCarrick. agent
Schooner Hattie Starke, Cochran, Norfolk, truck
barrels, Currie 4 Co.
Soho 'ner Sisr-SpangIed Banner. Mullen, Philadci-
ehia ria Usbnrn's, coal, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Mignonette, Franks, Washington. coais.
Cnrtls Parker. ~
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Philadelphia june 18th, schooners Arms
Bell, Taylor, and Rising Sun, Jones.
MEMORANDUM. .. y
NEW YORK. June 12.-Arrived: Schooners Pait
Thompson, Brown, aud John y. Parker, Dennis
from Richmond. -... ..... 'r
by Telegraph. .Ai. .. .E.
NEW YORK, June l3.-Arrived: Oder. Arrived
out Marie. ......F ,... ,"Hs..
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Crop Reports.

CLEyEr.ASp, OHIO, June 1S.-KepoEts
published in the Leader to-day from nearly
all points in Northern Ohio ana some ID
Western PENNSYLVANIA show that there WI,
be about two-thirds Of the nsua! crop OF
wheat, and that the corn crop will be Iaii-
ure in consequence Of drought. Oats are
better than the corn. but there will not oe
over two thirds OF, the usual crop. hay
and frnitwill be very light. Potatoes are
ranoTted fair, sfstEf sEs.syg ~ ,tg
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roLLINs's yoLTAIe. :.l - :. !,

Instantly they Danish Pain and Weakness rouse
the dormant Muscles into new life, stimulate tne
Liver and Kidneys. cure Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Bilious Conc, Cramps aud Pains, Rheumatism, Nep-
ralgia, scahca, Weak spiue, Weak aud Sore Lungs,
Coughs ana Colds, Weak Back, Ague and Liver
Pains. - my 2-Tu, THIS
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.,NvpTTs0sERrEs, .sc.

DTIRE CASDIES.--I,a am manufacturing
daiIy MY Iuimitase pars crushed sagas 1naas
IFrEB BLfEg oASLaEs. a., i ssy Ssss IN This
persecty pare sg Ao
siohs we dont use any gucos sts si rsse
saSo,sd shiJts bsssistsr, aTraeyi 5ra =
70 stand arIa n asS RossIEUy. Cosfeetiones.
hso IooiS = : ~ iaia Main ssfeess
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The "Uncre Sam ;, EHeapta From.

SAASA~ s7sNaaAE II -AAA' - ~ = SaNA'
:. GLouCEsTgR, MASS, dune Ia,V-T The: small
boat AZ Uncle Sam, - inv hich Gcidsnlfth aad
Ills wife started on d cruise around the
world, has been spoken by the schooner
Waehuset, OF this port. all were we'll,
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

Tie genuine are never su2ar-coated.
Every box has red wax seal Oh the lid, with the
IMPRESSION DIR. McLANE's LIVER PILLS.
The genuine MCLASE's LIVER PILLS bear the
signatures OF c. AcLASE aud FLEMING BROS. on
Tie Wrappers. -.-.
Iuslst upon having the genuine DR. c. McLANE's
LIVER PILLS, prepared by Fleming Bros, or
Pittsburgh Pa, the market being full OF limitations
Of the name McIAss, spelled differently but same
recommendation. my l2.deowly
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OFFICE OF CITY. ceId,gsc776SK'l

So. OFFICE OF CITY, Coll IczoK,}
RIcIIMoSD, VA, May 81, 1879 s,
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAILY
y 4 from O'Clock A. u. 10 g o'elockP. d; from
the IN dayof June 10 the S0th Zoe usire fof ING
parpnse Of receiving from any person CHARGED WIFE
CIgyTAXEs-REALA AND PERSONAL,
Ter the. year $40, the whole or one.haif OF tne
amount OF tax charged, and that TEN FEB CESI.
viii be added TO she amount or tax cnarEhu ~
case where The party assessed shall faii 10 pay ind
whole OF oue.half wiihin che time SO fmiten. 40
avoid crowd and pressure the last few Gays ot nS
collection, the collector rsspsci!sf requests az
n,,ftes 20 call early In the lime specified, ana tnosu
Sa,.sny .fs a d ndnIas IN leave VIII 90 So
thas iheir bins may oe seleeed and Fesslgs mace
OUT. t .e.sE - =" :" - Collector.
" I'm ~ .-F. rS--..--.
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New York.

Greenbackers.
New York. ~ "
LrBEL SUIT. -fsfs
New YoRx, june l3.-- General Hazen i,as
begun suit for libel against General STAN
lev. It. is understood the complaint win
cover the same gronid as the charges be-
fore the late court martial tsl, 3 .ls,sss ,...
-@'t ENGLAND.
DISCOUNT RATES. s. -. 80
LasDoN. June I3-The Iimess financial
criticize SaYs:."T The rates of discount obtain
able on the Continent now are no better
than ours. AT Paris, Brussels, Berlin,
Frankfort, and Leipsic, the ralReof money
IS II per cent. in open market.
f LIVERPOOL coTTuN MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, june 13--This weeks circu-
lar OF the Liverpool Cettor Brokers' Asseci-ss
alton says. Cotton has. been In moderate
demand throughout the week. Some de- Z
scriptions are slightly red9ced9E Americans
was Ia moderate request, ard Is generally
reduced one sixteenth. Sea Island was in
small demand, but prices more frm.s Fn-
lures opened dull nc one sixteenth lover,
but subsequently, improved, and although
they slightly ffuesusted, prices continued e0s
harden to the extent OF an eighth until
Wednesday, When they were depressed
and declined five-thirty-seeohds. On Thurs-
day they opened 6uIs and one-tbiSty-second
lower, but afterwards recovered, closing
firm at one-sixteenth advance. final rates
being the same az last Thursday, except for
the most distant positions, which were one.
sixteenth lower. 'as5 i..s'