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II. r. II.
s;eorgs Starr Is TO the Pow
or Of Railways Ready Be-
Iie1ina case of Sci
lie rheumatism.

20, sVAS MISPLACE, New YORK.
ne RAILWAY: With me your RELIEF has
,varE.-i wonders. For the last three years j
nave mad frequent and severe attacks OF SCI
.I.,s someftfnes extending from the lum osr
-estno. % my ankles, and, al times, IN bo<n
lower limbs 100 ,,..
,,nrtug the time that hay had the disease
nave lTied almost all tine remedies recon-
,nen.tedpy wis. men and fooIs, hoping 70
f1nd relief but all proved To be failures.
Jhsve trI-s various kinds OF baths, man
ypuIstIons, outward applications OF hni-
rnents TOO numerous 10 mention, and pre-
scrtpfions of the most eminent phyEicisns,
nj OF which failed TO give me RELIEF
asf September, Al the urgent reques
iriend ;ygho had been afflicted as myself
vas induced 10 try your remedy. Wa then
suffering fearfulIy with one OF my old turns.
10 INV surpris4- and delight the first applica.
tlon gave me ease, after bathing and rubbing
IiIe parts affected, leaving the limb IN q warm
glow. created by tue Relief. Ia ashort time the
pain passed entirely away, although as
haye slight periodical attacks approaching q
change of weather. know now how to cure
myself, and feel quite master OF the situation,
kADaAYS READY RELIEF is my friend,
never travel without "A bottle in my valise.
lours Truly, GEO sTAHh-
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lSt, by belne Specially htted 20 hrst-cIas Ugh
and loose topped collars. The new pad OF
proper sizes will 1T either. Being OF smooth
metal they do not wear the name, and ALWAYS
dispense, when needed, their medicinal viz
tues. There are over a million and a half OF
them in use. Pads made OF other material
can only temporarily have any curative
properties whatever, and soon become worth
less by abrasion In cleaning them The Zinc
Pads are sold by lesding Saddlery Houses
throughout the country. and harness makers
generally. Ask your Harness Maker for
them Manufactured by ZlNCCOLLAk PAD
CO., BUCHANAN. MICH. aug7- w2mo
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Radway's
READY REEIEE.

X EAD1 HELIEF.
FOR headache, whether sick or nervous;
heumS Lism, lumb ago, pains and weakness
III the back, spine or Kidneys; pains around
the liver. pl-urisy, swellings OF the JOINTS,
,sains In tine bowels, heartburn and pains OF
all kinds, chilblaIns and frost bites, Rad
ways Ready Relief Will afford Immediate
ease, and its continued use for q few days
eject permanent cure Price 80 cents.
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ESTABLISHED lsfS.

ESTABLISHED 1865.
AGENCY OF THE MISSOURI, LOUISIANA HAy-
ANA, KENTUCKY, COMMON W EALTH
AND ALL GERMAN LOT.
TEEIES.
TicEets for sale, sealed circulars sent and
ali information wanted given by applying to
HENRY LEH MOORE,
No. llU >. Fourth ST.,
ct. Louis, Mo.
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SUPERINTENDENT , OFFIIF.

The School Fund Commissioners invested
part of the State permanent school fund In
the following described bonds yesterday:
ct ,InaI
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HORSES.
From East st. Louis, MULES
Venice, Alton and AND
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The folInwios live stock rates from sf
Louis to Eastern points will 60 into effec
October Is:
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cNiabus,
day for
S74.
angei at
night,
ica,ed to
nblel in
ID inti
Of tie
6ed the
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- yo' Z
shment
o state
presence
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answer
I'd moth
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witnesses
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Tie Turf.
JERonE-PaRR RACES.

4 JEROME PARK. June 5.-Tbousands
thronged the grounds to-day. and much in.
tterest was manifested in the race for the
Belmont stakes. j
The 6rst race--pprse $500. one mile and
three furlon9s, six stacters-was won By
Bonnie Wood in 1928. with DanichedTa good
second, and Staltle poor third.
I'he second race was for the Belmont
stakes for shree-year-olds, 800 entrance,
with $500 added, ii mile. Spendthrif,
the iavorite, won In 2:424; Monitor second,
Jericho third, Harold last. The greatest ex-
element prevailed over this race. Passing
the grand stand, Harold led, with Spend
thrift next, Monitor third, Jericho fourth
When going round the poll Spendthrift and
Herald were heck and neck. SDendthrift
suddenly drew away, and on coming In to
Monitor had taken Harold's place, all the
Others being well punched. Spendthrift
shot by the winning-post with three lengths
between him and Monitor, and Jericho bad
third.
The third race-purse. $500; mile beats
was won by Loulanier taking two straight
heats. Time: 1:484, 1:4Ss.
The fourth race-purse, $3.50; the win
ner to be sold at auction one mile and a
furlong; eight starters-was won by Una
in 2:0I3: Simeon second, Skylark third.
This race was a fine one from start to finish.
RACES IN IOWA.
DEs MONIES, Iowa, June 5.-Tbe races
yesterday were largely attended. Rarus
trotted two heats. Time: 2:21, 2:2G2. He
broke badly on the short turns OF tue half
mile track. -
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Ey Telegraph.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. Juue 5,-CottOn dull: sales, 22C
bales upands. 13c.: Orleans. 1870. i our steady
with very moderate demand: southern quiet, firm
and unchanged. Wheat without decided change;
r Th's1 No. winter red $ii7GsII7I
Corn shade stronger; unGraded, 4l@44c.; No: 8
40Ac. Oats in fair trade: 33ac. Tor rejected; 800
3G4c. for No. 3: 3St63SHc. for No. white. Cot.
! fee quiet and firm: Rio cargoes quoted at Ike
| l44c.; job lots, 114@151c. Sugar quiet and I'm.
la>ses unchanged. Rice steady. Rosin quiet and
firm at Il 32kas1.37k. Turpentne quiet at 2G%c
Pork shade adj: easier; mess S9@s94o for ola; $40
$500; short clear. s5.05; long and short clear
ID .95. Lard tribe lower and less active; prime
sS106. Freghts quiet.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, June 5.-Flour active and frmcr
without quotablc change. Southern wheat firm
SIl6: amber, s1.19@$1.2O; no. 2 Pennsylvania
red. $40; No. 2 western winter red, spot, SI.15i@
siia: ' august, silo9sI iol s Southern corn
hrm western steady: southern white, 504@51 c.;
yellow, 45@45ac. Oats firm an, a1n shade higher
and UNCHANGED. Butter quit: prime 10 choice
NJ i3G@i3c. Coffee frln: Rio cargocs. l La &c.
Whiskey- DULL Freights unchanged susar-'A'
soft sessc' CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. June 5.-FIour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat IN good demand and strong; red. 81 .Ooh5
sliO corn steady al 3Sm3Shc. Oats steady aD'
in fair demand a. 32@!35c. Pork quiet: ioobing'
Sl0. Lard In good demand; curi ent-mase, 80,
Buik-meais stronger: shoulders: $500 no. Sou
asked; short rib, $453 c;sa. "a % seller aaiy'
s4msI.l2:5: clear rib, $5.t5@S5.1O; clear sides,
s5.306S537S. Whisky higher Al tl.U2. Guttcr
i'm fair demand: common. So 0taSS.Lo: hgt.
"a 1O6aa345: packing, S3.30Gs3 40: hnicher5-
S3.5tSG So 60; receipts, 2,44l lead; shipments
Ooo ns'0' LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. June 5.-Fl0ur firm and unchanged
Wheat steady: ,ec and amber. IL .05d sLI0. Corn
lirm white, 4dc; mixed 59c Gats s Galet =, ai 20
,sahT S Ihl PorE s9x quiet aij Lard quiet
sacice Leaf. fierce, TIC: choicc Iezt kes sc: ank
aa clear sides s. IS i2b, Tor oose BACON
stIes, s5.37&, for loose: sugar cuacd hams, 500
SIC. Whiskey III fair demand but sower II Sl.oZ.
ST. LOUaS.
lever: No. red flll 81 1890 sli q cash 81 ! %
@si.l9H June, :1.O2A@Sf.O2 July. slOuSM
Corn ser1er ss,c: eah ssss june s5aasSs
| July. Oats lower; 30@30Ic. CASH, 1855: da n
S.. 3Th. Lard steady at SO
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. june 5.-Fionr Gr1ner. but not quotabl,
higher. Wheat in good demand and shade hiE . sr
No Chicago spring, 81 .02zso .0S cash. july
| e3IGsa3Sc. hnsust; No. 3 Chicago spring. 81 g
SSFn as ay @ nsn a
siXas2c. july: assc. August Pork dull a and
s sea5s 'J Jny 50 SskGsss5 Ausus Lard stead,
and in fair demand; s6.02@$6.05 cash. s6.oa,
July, s617f Ausust Bek,neaTs 81 s,esdy ~ ana ah
| At CloSe.-Wheat, corn, and OATS hrmer but mo no
| auotaby higher. Pork unsettled: no quotapl
change. Lard firm but not quota6y higher.
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DEATH, by the Rope.

PETER SWINGLER HANGED AT CHAMBERSBURG.
CHAMBERsBURG, PA, June 5.-Peter alias
Peachy Swingler (colored), who murdered
John Anderson "a colored man), at ball in
this place on the night Of December 18th
last, WIS hanged in the ial-yard here to-
day. The prisoner rested we'll last night,
ate hearty breakfast this morning, and
showed remarkable nerve throughout the
whole proceeding. He was taken from
his cell a few minutes before II O'Clock.
Upon reaching the scatfold he placed the
rope around his neck himself. The sheriff
bad him remove it to allow him to
make any remarks he wished. The prisoner
then said that whiskey and bad company had
brought him there, and advised all to abstain
from both. He thanked the sheriff and at
PENDANTS for kindness shown him, and said
he was ready, and again placed the rope
around his neck, which the sheriff again had
removed. After prayer by Rev. DR.. Craw-
ford the cap was placed over his head and the
rope adjusted. The trap was sprung at 1l:05.
At 1l:15 he was pronounced dead, and at
1922 the body was cut down and placed in n
coffin. twill be turned over to his friends.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.


FAILURE OF LIVERPOOL. HOUSE INDEBTED To
THE PRESBYTERIAN AGENCY n AMERICA.
LONDON, June 5.-The Morning Posts
financial article SAYS: David Stuart & Co.,
merchants OF Liverpool, engaged in the
Eastern trade, have failed. Liabilities un'
known, but believed to he between c100.O0C
and 100000. They are largely indebted
to the Presbyterian Missionary Agency in
America, for whom they were agents."
England.
POSITION OF AFFAIRS AT THE s0UTI-STAF-
YORKSHIRE MINES.
LONDON, June 5.-At the meeting OF the
South-Stafordshire-M Mines Drainage Com
missioners yesterday it was announced that
owing to the debt OF 100000 in Upton dis
trict all pumping. engines would be stopped
last night. The effect OF this would be the
flooding OF hundreds OF cOllicries for miles
around. South Staflordshire would never
recover from the disaster. A meeting OF
all the collery-owners has been called for
Wednesday next to consider the position Of
affairs. ...
France.
TIE AMNESTY LAW FOR COMMUNISTS.
PARIS, June 5.-Two hundred and eighty
eight additional communists have received
amnesty. The amnesty law expires to-day.
PARIS, June Sit Is stated that the Cab
net Council have decided to pardon NJ.
Blanqui in few days.
Rome.
GARIBALDI NOT DEAD.
ROME, June 5.-Menotti Garibaldl con-
trodicts the Paris rum0r OF the Generals
death, and says his father has completely
recovered irem his recent indisposition."
Egypt.
DEATH OF A REAR ADMIRAL.
ALEXANDRIA, EGYPT, June 5.-Rear-Ad-
miral Moettelop, Pasha OF the Egyptian
navy, is dead.
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ZEAL GENTLY WITH THE
STOMACH.

IF 1t proves refractory, mild discipline IS the
thing TO set It right Not all the nauscous drauehs
and boluses ever invented can do half as much 10
remedy its disorders few wineslasstuis-say
three day-of Hosetter's Stomach Bitters, which
will afford it speedy relief, and eventually Danish
every dyspeptc aud bilious symptom. Sick head
ache, nervousness, salowness of the complexion,
fur upon the tongue vertigo, and those many inde-
scribabc and asagreeable sensations caused by tn
digestion, are TOO often perpetuated by injndicious
dosing An immediate abandonment of such ran
dom and iIl-adysed experiments should be the first
step in the direction OF cure; the next step the
use of this standard tonic Alternative, which has re-
ce1yed the highest medical sanction and wos UMPIRE
cedented popularity. +. 1e4-"tHtf&1
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n#s-- RICHMOND AND PET ERSEsBnGj
RAILRC.AD COMPANY.
COMMENCING SUND Ky, May sk 1879,
~ trains On this read VIII rsn sa foo1a:

RICHMOND AND PETERSEBnGj
RAILRCIHD COMPANY.
COMMENCING SUND Ky, May 81, 1872
- trains on this read w.ll rsn ss foo1a:
LEAVE RICHMOND soUTH.
1855 a. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily. connecsna
for Charleston, >aVar2ah, Augusta
and Aiken gaia Charessop1, Rasgn
Jacksouvlls-pari0rc cas- 10 Whining.
ton. Stops only at CHESTER and MAJ
chester
7:54 A. NJ, AcCoNlxo DATIoN daily makes
close connection Petersburg VIII
the atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio
rair,ad for Bristol, Chattanooga,
Sas willie, Memphis, LvnchoLre,
ar'nT:lie, ana other local stations on
tha,t road, MAKING same time as by
airy. Other line. Stops NJ all regular
4:55 P. N. AcCoMIop ALTON TRAIN daily
ex;ees saay1 ras:ssssrs saSins
CT Petersburg fcr NorfoIs.
1885 P. r.. THROUGH MAIL dafY, connecrns
FOR Weldon. Wilmington, Raleigh,
Charleston. Savannah, Augusta, Coz
luinhia, Atian,a, Macon, Montgomery,
3loblle, New Orleans, aud all points
Sourh and Southwest Pullman sleep
ing-cSr FROM Boston fos Whining
ton, Savannah, and the south. Stops
only AZ Manchester and Chester. S.
LEAyE PETERSBURG NORTH .''t' ' '.'.s.
$40 A. Il, THROUGH MAIL daily. connecting
Potomac railroad 20, all points North,
East, "a sna a.n West: Steps az A M1nssesv
and q; Drury's Bluff, on signal.
9:25A. 81, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN dsilJ
Except SunGayi. Stops AZ all sta
tons.
71O PM. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN daily
texcept Sundavl. Stops only at MAN.
CHESTER and Chester.
3:+5 p, u. THROUGH MAH. daily, connecting
| with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
| Potomac railroad for all points ESst
| and West Also, making close cennec.
l. ton with the Chesapeake and Ohio
| railroad for the Virginia Springs and
! ali points North and West This train
gtops 81 Manchester and Chester. ana
at HaH- Way and Drnry's Biu1, on
| - signal ~, Z
/ Aa SIT nynisSY EXCURSION TRAINS leave Rich
| MONO SEQ A. II. and $50 r. NJ: leave Peters
bnrg 9:25 A, ii. and 5:23 F., every Sunday.
my3 q. SHAW, Superintendent,
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THE LATEST NEWS.
ucpapIE TO THE DESPATCH
81 from ALL QUARTERS.

..rSs1oxaL AND OTHER WASHINGTON
t1ND", SPEECHES OF HAMPTON AND BAY"
> snoS THE niLL REPEATING THE TEST ST..
w. ,w-.pFsrRUCTIvE FIRE IN GIN
t,x,TI-GERMAN BAPTIST ANNUAL
,,rprSCr-THE LOUISIANA CONSTR
f..ny,I. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
u .,,,,,>-rxECuTIoN IN CHAMBERSBuRG,
1'.v1vASiA-WHAT is THOUGHT IN
,.y,yGToN OF GENERAL. EwING's NOM
CHARACTERIZATION or NEW HAMP-
NH' covERS0R-THE PARDON OF NJ.
s,,,xn,,I--oTHER FoREiGN ITEMS, &C.
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New York.
MEETING OF THE GRAND ARMY OF THE REP


MEETING OF THE GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUB-
Lie.
ALBANY, n. Y, June 5.-The National
Encampment of the Grand Army OF the
Republic, to be held here OH the 18th in.
slant, will be the greatest gathering OF the
organization ever held. The military dis,
play will be the finest ever seen in any State
west Of New York. The President, most
Of the Cabinet, and all the prominent gene
rails Of the army, will be present.
FINED FOR SENDING OBSCENE MATTER THROUGH
&. ...-. THE MAILS.
NEW YORK, June DIR. Debrisne NJ.
Bennett, editor Of q paper called the Isstth-
Seeleer, who was convicted in the United
States courts some time ago for sending OBJ
scene matter through the mails, Was SEN
fenced to-day to thirteen months hard In
boz in the Albany penisentiary and to pay
q fine OF $500. '.-
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Inauguration Of New Hampshire's
Governor.

CONCORD, n. H., June Ex-Governor Head
was inaugurated to-day with the most i'm
posing ceremonies in the presence OF 4
greater conconrse Of people thanh has been
the case on any previous occasion in many
years. The city was so crowded as to make
Ioco,notion almost impossible. Three reSi-
ments OF State militia were in the process
sion,
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The German Baptists' Conference.

LISNy1LLE. CREEK CHURCH, ROCKINGHAM
caUNTY,- Va, June 5.-The German Bap-
tist Annual Conference closed It's public
business and adjourned this evening. I'm
usual harmony prevailed during. the whole
session, although subjects were introduced
which excited animated debate. Ihe
Church manifested progressive spirit.
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COMM ERClAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CURN AND T LQUR EAC6ANOh.
RICHMOND. June 5. 1879.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WUEAT.-Ped. l24 bushels.
CORN White, 800 bushels. Mired, AGO BUSH
els.
OATS.-l30 bushels.
BLACKEYED .PEAS.-300 bushels.
ShuEo REPORTED To SECRETARY.
WuEAT-Red 54 bushels mixed at SILT: 90
bushels very good Futz at Sl.lS-tOtal, LA BUSH
els.
CoRN-JVhue, so bushels common ut soc. a.:
220 bushels very good ut 55r.-:otal, 3 bushels.
Mired, O bushels prime at 55c.: so bushels prime
at 55c.-toa 60 bushels.
mixed ut 42c.-to,al, 40 bushels.
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BY TelcgrapH.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. june 5-N0on.-StOcks firm. Money
on call. 3G4 per cent. Exchange-i.oug, is7h;
short, 80. State bonds dull Government: steady.
Ersnlng.-Money easy At sos per ccut. Exchange
steady st 4S74@4S71i. Governments steady; new
SIS. O31; AZ per cents, 1067s; per cents, l02k.
States dull.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, june 5.-Erg1n'a 6's. deferred. 8;
cnnsols, SO: past-fuc coupons. so. Mort Carolina
6s, old, n; new, IS; special tax, =. Bid today.
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Mall train arrives at Richmond daily ok
Cept sunday at..... S:3U T. NJ.
Express train arrives Al Richmond daily
Accommodation train arrives at Rich
mond daily except Sunday at.......... 300 A. NJ.
A mixed train leaves stanton at BAD A. M,,
taking passengers from Virginia Midland train
from Washington, and arrives at Richmond at 4:iO
L. NJ. daily except sunday.
A connects with Virginia Midland railroad, leay-
Ing NJ 100 A. NJ. for Lynchburg and Atlantic,
Mississippi and Ohio Railroad stations. AMI with
Virginia Midland railroad, leaving at 5l0 Z. NJ. for
Washington.
. CONNECTS with Virginia Midland railroad. leay-
ing at $50 A. N. for Washington and with Vir-
gina Midland railroad, leaving ut 2:55 4: III. for
Lynchburg and Atlantic Mississippi and Ohio Rail-
road stations.
ID connects with Valley railroad. leaving at 8 z.
NJ. for Harrisouburg.
Il connects with Valley railroad, leaving at 11:15
a. NJ. for llarper's Ferry.
connects with stage line for Lexington, Va.
q connects with G.. II. s. and L. i. steamers for Ill
points on the Ohio river and Cincinnati.
II connects with Scloto Valiey railroad Tor the
Northwest. -
j connects with all lines diyerging TO the West,
Northwest, and Southwest. w. NJ =. DUNN,
Engineer and Superintendent.
CONWAY Z. HOWARD, General Passenger and
Ticket Agent. my 20
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Many3and.
MILLS To SUSPEND OPERATIONS.

BALTIMORE, June 5.-Tbe Druid Duck
Mills az Cambria. at Woodbury., near this
city. will suspend operations to-day for an
indefinite period. The reason assiened LOT
suspension is the rise In the price OF cotton
and approaching the end Of the cotton year.
From three to four hundred hands will be
thrown ont or employment.
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Fire Record.

FlYE-STORY RAILWAY AND TELEGRAPH-SUP-
PLY BUILDING BURNED.
CINCINNATI, ONO, June ga tive-story
building at the corner of Pearl and Elm
streets, occupied by Post & Co., extensive
dealers ir railway and telegraph supplies,
was destroyed by tire this morning. Loss
on building, $4,000; stock and machinery,
$4,000. Literally insured.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MARKET

JUNE 4-Prices to-day ranged as follows:
Beef CdttI..-Yery hest, 5Sc.: good. 4HMt5c.:
medium or good tIir quality, 3i@4sc; rough
thin steers. &C., 2a!@3ac. q TO-. gross
HogS.-Verr best, 5Ge54c.; rough and lighter
grades. 4kGa4ac. q H.. net.
Sheep.-3AM4c. p H.. gross.
Lambs.-$1.50@$3.75 per head
Teais-S4GI$S per head.
Nifch COi1S.-$l SMS40 {. heaG.
Receipts about 125 head OF beef cattle and 434
hogs Best beef ca: tie have declined some what and
market generally weaker Extra heavy sheep not
so sulable us medium weights.
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MILLINERY.

NEW GOODS RECE Y & D a-AIAs
" DAlLY-MlLLINERY GOODS AT SSSEstSS
HALF PRICE.-Great bargains 10 BE hadS'neeSs
Trimued Goods lower than ever before Grape
Wells and Mourning Goods 4 specially. LOOK st our
bargain IN Straw Hats-new and stylish shapes-at
I5 30 25, aud 4oc. Large stosS and low nrices ut
A"' -0' ~' MES. y. HUTZEER'S,
mvo1 525 Brosd street
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4 Defa ultinc CITY Treasurer.

PATTEsoN, N. j., June 5.--John B. IVES.
teryeIt, who has been treasurer Of this city
for Eve years. past, is now found to be q de-
faulter to the amount OF $500, and has
| fed.
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Time as quick as by any other line.
Hound trip tickets TO Beaufort. N c., SIP.
Special rates 10 fishing and exeurs ia parties.
For through tickets. general information. SC,
apply III the Office OF company. corisS Eighth and
Hyrti streets. and at General Ticket Office OF Z W..
CARRIER, 8. Main street.
a. SHAW, Superintendent
w. r. JONES General Passenget,Ag
lie R-E.M&W3L
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CARPETS NIL.SlOrsfS, &c.

CARPETS, WHOLESALE AND RE
NTAILWe have Just re9eiged FIJI me s,1N IAk
COCOA, and MAPLE MATTINGS, SHADES, H0I..
LAMBS, LACE CURTAINS, CORN1CES. RUGS,
MATS. &C.: PAPER HANGINGS OF all STYLES.
Work done In town or country. All orders promptly
attended TO. PHILLIPS & JENNINGS.
an l2.2m No.13ll Main street. Richmond, Va.
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Flour,

Fine, $3.50: supertne. &4.50: extra, $3.50
s5.40; common family, 1915 GDS6; fancy brands
NGGs6.75.
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BUFFALO LITHIA SPRINGS,
MECKLENBITRG COUNTY, VA,

These Springs are now open for guests. Rates Of
board: Per day, 50; per week, $l3; per n onth OF
20 days, $40.
& CO.. Richmond Va, or by addressing the proprl-
etor. Elevation 500 feet above hide water
THOMAS f. GOODE, Proprietor.
my 3f-nndl LII Buffalo Lilhla SPRING., Va.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE
THURSDAY. June 5, 1879.
The Number of breaks to-day comprised 80 hogs
heads and 16 terccs. The offerings At auction on
Change were 100 packages; Of which number II
were sold ut prices ranging from $40 10 $50.
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1,r1-ra1LEs. EYE.GLAssEs. dc.

SpECTAGLES. EYE-siLASakas.sse &C.
RIO REG NtYOURSIGH eE7S.
4 FOR 26C. 49, =
ea at 1904 Main street and gsi Bi. ~
superior quality always on band Prices ifon 1ocs
nnwsrds. Skiliully adjusted 70 the eye py
ap' ''' w. ii. COWARDiNs
Practical op,ieisn, Matchmaker and ssMs ssso,
NH 22.6m Aoe1 SA''~ -
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NILLBORO' SPRINGS, BATH COUN-
WI TY. two miles from Millboro' depot, thesa-
pcake and Ohio railroad, are now open. Terms to
suit the times Especial terms for families for The
season. The most elevated and coolest summer re-
sort in the mountains. For eli culars apply to T.
T.. DUPUY, druggist. 427 Broad street, Richmond,
Va, or w. y. SITLlNiTON, Proprietor,
Milbor0' Springs pOst-oiice,
my 3O-cotlm Bath county. Va.
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TRENCu BRANDY.
RAILROAD L1NES.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAr%i
GENERAL PAsSENGR DEPARTMENT., (
RICHMOND. VA, June 5, 1879. J
PASSENGER TRAINS ON THIS ROAD
i leaving Richmond at 1854 A. NJ. make close
connection al Petersburg with the Atlantic, nsss-
sippi and Ohio railroad 10 summer resorts en- the
line OF that road.
ROUND-TRlP TICKETS from Richmoad are
now on sale at The following low Tates. good until