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SUMNER RRSnRrs.
REDFoRD WA.l ALUM AND IRO,

REDFORD (VA.) ALUM AND IRON
These celebrated ss srmiSG g.. .,.,,,.,. ,
In noble old BEDFORD" within four miles OF For.
EST, Oh the Atlantic. Mississippi aud Ohio and the
s sa. sl.nnce IRON lawyers on the Washington
oty: virginia Midland and Great Southern railroad.
OF arrival. 'Po' ""'''e
For health and pIeasure-sseters this place of
pescse. OF pure air, OF ciear.sparkIiDR water--of
orieht beams, gentle kreezes. and cool shades--is
smcltnt ana Inviting. Here they will find welcome.
nsstn, and pleasure. Mountain and plain here meet
nnu mingie, the Rranseur OF the one and the love-
hn,,s OF the other living In the same landscape,
making region more beautiful and more welcome
man either where chill, dampness, malaria, and
THE FARE" OLD VIRGINIA STYLE us
ROOMS WELL y TisT ftSn;
BEDS CLEAN, SOFT. AND sPRINGY.
EXCELLENT BATHS
LOVELY LAKE, LAWN. AND FOUNTAIN.
SUPERB MUSIC; HOPS EVERY EVENING.
ALL THE ADJUSTMENTS
Dsncipg, Bowling, Tennis. Archery. Billiards,
shoiiue-Gallery, Gymnasium, Calisthenics,
Boating, Hunting. Fishing, Driving, De-
lightful Verandas and Walks
for PromenaGing.
STYLE WITHOUT sTIFFN EsS-EvERY ONE
vono FEELS AT HOME
WATERS JUSTLY FAMED
Tor tonic. Alternative, diuretic and anti.peri0dlc
properies; adapted in certain forms of dy spe7sia.
debility. bronchia anG cutsneous affections ner-
vousness, headache, chills, and malaria &c.
water. S4.5O case OF six gallons Water IN
mass and sugar-coated pill form, 20, Soc, and 81
packages. post paid.
TON.
BOARD: $50 month, $40 week, So day. Laundry
al fair rates.
Distance. seven hours from Richmond. Round
trip tickets. 5000.
SEASON BEGINS JUNE 1sT.
Address a. NJ. DAVIES, President or Company,
Lynchburg, or Bedford springs, Va.
POLK MILLER 4 CO.. Agents,
Je 7-Mlm Richmond.
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RESULT OF HAZING-A Son OF SERGEANT
AT-ARNs THOMPSON SHOT. Nelo6urg, N. T.,
June 4.-JOhD G.Thompson, Jr., OF Ohio, sor
OF Sergeant-at-Arms Thompson, OF the House
OF Representatives at Washington. was shot
and seriously wounded in the abdomen to-
day at Highland Falls by Beaumont Buck,
Of Texas. Both Of the Young men were
candidates for admission to the West Point
Military Academy and were attending
Colonel Huses's preparatory school. Buck
had been made the victim Of hazing by the
other students. and becoming enraged at
some remarks to-day, drew revolver and
shot Thompson. Buck gave himself up to
Justice Avery, ard was committed to the
county Jail to await the result OF ThOmp-
sons injuries. The bullet passed through
the latter's body. and his condition is oriti-
cal. Sergeant-at-Arms Thompson has been
telegraphcd for,
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WHITE-SULPHUR COLoRED GENT PAR
DONED.-[Staunton Virg inian.] -Some
months ago Clarence Harris, son OF Joshua
Harris, a respected colored man, well known
as the lord of the bathrooms at the White
Sulphur Springs, was convicted Of killing
a cOored woman in Huntington, W. Va, and
upos circumstantlal evidence sentenced TO
TO the penitentiary Of the State for life. Re-
cent developments have demonstrated to
the mind Of Governor Matthews that Cha.
renee was innocent Of the charge, and on
the 26th Of May pardon was granted to
him. The confession Of cOlored man to
the effect that the pistol was in his hand and
went of accidentally, killing the colored
woman whom Clarence was charged with
shooting, was the ground OF the clemency
extended by Governor Matthews.
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STAUNTON.

A DESTRUCTIVE. HArL-sToRM - DEATH OF 4
wEII-xNowS CITIZEN - L,BsRAL CHURCH
TIoNs--coxNENcEMgNT EXERCISES,
ETC.
ICorespondenee OF The Richmond Dispstch.1
JUNE 4, 1880.
Mr.. John G. Bower, a brother-in-iaw OF
the late Or. r. Il. Striblipg and Mayor n.
X. Trout, OF this city. died here on Mon
dav. lie was native Of Rockbridge county.
q gentleman OF the oidcn time, and con.
nected with many OF the old families OF the
Stale. Years ago he edited paper In VIM
chester. and afterwards in Alexandria. He
had reached the advanced age OF seventy
six.
AT the First Presbyterian church OF this
civ the regular June offering last Susday
towards the payment OF the church debt
amounted TO 81, 400, OF which 300 was con-
tribuied by the sabbath school and $500 by
one member. The Missionary Society OF
the Augusta Female Seminary raised for
missionary purposes during the last year
1924
Bishop white will administer the rite Of
confirmation at Trinity church this after
noon.
A furious storm Of hail aud wind passed
over the section 81 this county near Siuarts
IDili ON IihfahS 'ss'tt "ftH W
wheat crop. the feuciDg and timber. Half
the crop OF wheat on the farm OF G.. H..
kIllan was destroyed. Much damage was
done also on the farms Of MeSsrs. Marion
Kciner. James VI. Paul, III. {. Kindig, j..
n. Driver, II. Grove, and others. In some
places the bail ihreshed out the grain, strew.
ing the ground with the chat.
A novel sight upon our streets few DAYS
ago attracted much attention. A team OF five
fine mares belonging 10 Mr.. Casper Zirkle,
Of FishersviIle. drove through the town, fol-
lowed by five fine sucking colts, all blooded
Norman stock. The same mares have also
five year-old colts, foaled last spring.
An unusual number Of strangers visited
our city this week TO attend the commence
ment exercises OF several Of the schools
and semnaries whose sessions have already
closed. The Stauntou Military Academy
Captain II. l.. Hoover principal--led OIL
with very interesting exercises held in the
ball OF the Deaf, Dumb, and Blind Institu-
ton, which were attended by eight hun
dred or a thousand persons.
Tuesday night the session Of the Augusta
Female Seminary closed With an address
from Rev. Or. j. II. Smith, Of North Caro-
lima, and the presentation Of diplomas,
medals, and prizes. There were eight full
graduates from Virginia, Mississippi,
Georges, Texas. Tennessee, and West Nir-
gina The hall could not contain the crowd
in attendance.
On "Wednesday night large audience al
tended the closing exercises at the Staunton
Female Seminary Uutberan). Professor s..
&. Wells, PHI D., OF Roanoke College, de-
livered the address. President Dreher, OF
that institution, WAS also present. There
were also eight full graduates OF this school
from the States OF Virginia, South Carolina,
Missouri, and Ohio. PENN.
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rno vrouCross Arson Case.

New ORLEANS, La, June On the
| "Iron- Cross" arson case all OF The accused
except Hale alias Du,chy testified against
johnson, corroborating their previous STATE
ments OF crime, and accused johnson as
their tempter. O'Shaughnessy. however,
would not testify that be heard johnson tell
Malta that he would give HIM $3.50 for the
;ob The argument was concluded last
night. and the case given to the jury at A.
M. At noon to-day the jury came into
court for further instructions, and lew
minutes later returned vsrdict OF guilty.
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FANCY GOODS.
An IMMENSE STOCK
N AT
sos BROAD STREET.

We receive during this week the largest stock OF
FINE GOODS we have shown. A call Will satisfy
any one Of this fact.
An elegant assortment of TRIPLE-PLATE sI--
Z VERWARE CASTORS from $3.50 TO sS-eight
or ten patterns; BEAUTIFUL EPERGNEs;
HANDSOME CAKE-BAsKETS, WALTERS,
GOBLETs: novelties in PERFUME and
CARD-sTANDS. These goods are warranted
equal 10 the BEST and the moderate price Tor the
elegant designs aud workmanship will surprise
all.
In VELVET FRAMES offer several novelties a
Al that are retailing in New York for also and
sl.75, and our FIFTY-CENT CABINET Is
eaual n any shown az 75c. In town.
WATER. COOLERS OF handsome finish and the
hest quality, all sizes, at very low prices;
UNION WEB HAMMOCKS at 81 and W, war
ranted 10 hold a weight Of 500 aud 500 pounds
MEXICAN GRASS HAMMOCks for those that
prefer them.
bought an importers entire line OF samples oil
ALBUMS at first cost, and shall sell lbem az q
CORRESPONDENCE low price; SOLID LEATHER
MOROCCO, and CALF, In elegant designs irom
soc. TO 1918. uo,, M,
SETS; small Job lot OF ELEGANT CUT ana
U,ND.PAINTED BUD-vAsEs at sl pair
wor,b ALB: HANDSOME PINK TOILET
SITS at $3.50 and sl.75 worth w.
I'm cFyTI.PMEN's CHAINS we have very, nne
10, Of SHELL CHAINS, with CHARMS at ooc. !
so patterns PLATED CHAINS, good auan.y'
atsi; 2Opa terms OF the BEST sToCfLAfH'
warranted, at from % to 70. -
Novelties IA NICKEL and NICKEL AND WILL
sLEsvE-BuTToNs at 2oe.; HANDson y,
sTOCK-PLATE BuTT0Ssa at so, Toe s ,.,us "a.
Elegant new designs In LADIES bhAcELhi' ~
e2, az. as, %. and 1920. 49,, ,swrrs w..
In sATCIIELs and TRAVELL'No-n" -
have a very large line at low p prices. uvp.
DURABLE sTEw-PASs, fhEsn nv, Nc =.
TIES, PORCELAIN.LlNEpnI ~ -, -
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SATURDAY NIGHTS NEWS.


CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS AND WASH
INGToN NOTES.-THE HIGHLAND FALLS
SHOOTING AFFAiR-THE IRoN.CRoss AR
SON CASE AT NEW uRLEANs-FiNANcIAL
AND COMMERCIAL MATTERs-PRoPosED
VISIT OF THE Ngw YORK SEVENTH REGI.
hENr TO ATLANTA. GA.-RowING MATCH
BETWEEN HANLAN AND TRICKETT ON
18TH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Bws, &c.. he.
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Osborne Latrobe, Of Baltimore, and Gen.
eral John EcboIs. OF Staunton, a com.
mittee from. the VALLEY railroad, are now in
New York endeayorDg TO negotiate the
S2,500,000 OF per cent. bonds OF the Val
ley road authorized at the meeting OF the
stockholders held May 9th. They have
good hopes OF securing the money, which
Will be devoted TO completing the road.
Tue meeting OF the 9th OF May also author
lzed the committee to negotiate the loan.
IRE length OF the completed road from
farrisonburg 10 Stanton, 25 Is 100 miles,
cost 81, 1895. 99S.52. On the unc0Epeted
portion from StauBton to Salem, Sl,0l8.-
O5s.72 has been expended, and the estimated
amount required 10 complete II is S2,79S,-
424.
Miss Jane Lee Young, daughter of ex-
Goyernor Young, OF New York, was mar
ned at Genessee, 10 that State, Thursday,
70 Mr.. Lewis II. Powell, rising young
bSyer OF Leesburg, Va, and formerly
member OF the Baltimore bar.
The HeckienJurg Democrat says that Rev.
No. WsggeDer, PASTOR OF the Methodist
church at Boydton, was married to Miss
Mettie Braziei, OF Cumberland county, last
thursday night.
The Raleigh Observer predicts that the
census viii show greater per cent. increase
" native population 10 North Carolina than
~ any other state--in fact, than In the whole
u New England put togetbar.
Shenandoah Valley; A bird committed
suicide BY impaliDg itself on the lightning
roo VI DR.. Il. G. BowmaD's house IN this
place Front Royal.
The Democratic Convention Of the Third
oiiisia OF North Carolina, held al Fayetfe-
VIE, nominated for Congress on the thirty
sseond ballot Mr.. John W. Ehackclf0ld. 81
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Military Trip Contemplated.

New YORK, June 5.-The Seventh New
York regiment contemplate visit to At
lanta, Ca, next October to attend the cere-
mony Of laying the cornerstone OF the
4" Memorial Army" to be built by the Gate
CITY Guards Of that State in commemora.
ton OF the return Of peace and national
sentiment between the North and South, as
manifested by the receptions given to that
organization on their northern tour last Dc
tober. Captain j. Il. Burke, OF the Gate
City Guards, Is here consulting with the
officers OF the Seventh i'll regard to the
matter.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.
SATURDAY, June 8. 1881.

NEW YORK, June 5.-Nocn.-stocks weak
Money on call. 3G4 Der eent. Gxchange-Long
4sG: short. 4sgA. State bonds dull. Govern
lDents quiet.
Buening-Mouey, 3@4 per cent. Exchange
4S6. Governments quiet and steady; new D =
l03L: AZ per cents, 1904; per cents, 1094
States nominal.
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK. June 5.-The weekly statement OF
the associated banks shows the following changes
Loans decrease SZ.S39.600; specie increase, ! =
$4,000: legal tenders decrease. S6l26OO; de
posts increase. S1.076 400: circulation decrease
sl7S.200 reserve increase. S2n5,6OO
The banks now hold sl6,334,0 ESQ in excess OF
legal requirements.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, June 3 Virginia e's, old, 20; de-
ferred, 6X: consOls, Soy; past due c0nDons, "a
new lO-4O's, Al: l0-40's, coupons, 81. Bid 10 day.
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NARryEINTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE 5, 1850.
ARRIVED SATURDAY.

ARRIVED SATURDAY.
steamer Manhattan, Kelly, New York, mer-
ehandse aud passengers. q. W. Allen CO., agents.
steamer Ariel. clifford, Norfolk, United States
mail, merchandise, and passengers, l.. ". latshi,
agent. - ,,....D $500.
STEAMER Massachusetts,, Porter, Baltimore lner-
chandise aud passengers. Curtis Parker, agents.
schooner Harry q. shepherd, Clayton, Ne" YORK.
railroad iron, Chesapeake and ohio railroad.
SAILED SATURDAY.
Steamer Massachusetts, Porter. Baltimore, mer-
chandse and passengers. Curtis Parker, agents.
schooner u. {. Terry, Hyer, New York. coa'' Cur
lis a Parker. 49,. w. w.,
coal (;eryas Storrs, agent: vessel Curtis parker'
schooner Lucy Joaes, aiarihugf, New Haven
cv Schooner Cora i. van Glider. steelman, Jersey
Cify. lies: W ssel. Buck & Christian.
schooner Hope, Williams, Norfok, oarfe'si yes
sci, Buck q Christian.
ENTERED.
Swedish bark Dsginar, Anderson New YORK. 10
British brig Bessie May, Buck, New York, to nn-
ish loading. n'tttf
Norwegian brig Triton: Jacobsen, Bahia. BsasiI'
with i.Ss5 barrels and 100 halfoaires OF nour,
valued Al &13, Sl6.sU.
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PARIS, June 5.-OlIivier Pain and LIE PEI
letter. writers on the extreme radical paper,
the Mot GOrdre, telegrapbed from Lyons,
where they are staying ii connecticn win
N. Banque's election, accepting the email
leage OF the staff OF the Gastois for duel.
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r o n a l r /.

Is
This ATTRACTIVE SUMMER RESORT win be
opened on the 18TH INSTANT for the reception of
VISITORS. Bon Air Is about eight miles from Rich-
mOnd, on the Richmond and DanvIlle railroad. The
hotel Is entirely new, handsomely furnished, and
supplied with all modern imDrOyeme
dancing pavilion attached, with large grounds
well laid out The liable win be well supplied and
every attention shown TO visitors.
Ia order TO accommodate persons I'm The city. espe-
clally businessmen, trains will l,ave Richmond
after busntss hours In the evening, and return In
the mei ming I'm ample time for business.
Telephone connection with Richmond free 10
guests. Picnic and excur,lon parties Will be fur
Wished with meals on reasonable terms.
For further information apply 10 the undersigned
az the office OF :. H. Puiliam, No. z Tenth street.
from the 7th 10 the 11ih instant. between the hours
OF aud L O'Clock a. NJ. or by mail to
l.. NJ. HAWKINS, Manager.
care OF Samuel II. Pulliam,
je 7-1w Richmond DOS t-ofice
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visors OF elections, which, bv unanimous
consent, were passed over without conside.
ration.
The House at $50 p. NJ. adjourned.
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DOwN WITH HIGH PRICES.

SWEEPING REDUCTION IN ALL GOODS,
As sm determ.ned TO close out the entire stock
will for the next thirty DAYS offer goods at ex-
iremeiy low prices. 1 VIII mention a few Of ny
prices
Fine WHITE CAMBRICs at l0c.;
Best LAWNS at 10e.;
Fine DRESS GOODS at &c.;
OS rRICH- FEATHERS At 25c. bunch;
splendid line Of SUMMER HATS at your own
prices; -
nice assortment OF GINGHAMs at shc.;
Best makes of CALICOES at lowest prices;
PlQUE BONNETS at l2e.;
Fancy CUFFS and COLLARS at 10c. set:
A splendid assortment of NECK-RUFFLING
l0c. yard;
Fine Isle GLOVES al 10c:
LADIES HOSE, slightly damaged. az sc. pair;
A splendid lot OF HAND and CUSrOMMAOE
SHOES for men, ladies. aud children, which wi
be closed out very cheap;
LADIES' SUITS, ready made. nj $3.50;
Also, fine line of CLOTHING, some OF the d1es
ever brought to Richmond, to be sold very cheap
Sail early 10 purchase your bargains At the
BALTIMORE AUCTION-H0UsE,
is cas-, Broad street.
J. ROSE. agent for ). Goldcnburg.
my 19-M,W&Flm
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Forty.sfxth Congress.-SecODd Session
WASHINGTON. June 5, 1880.


On motion OF Mr.. Salisbury the Kellogg
resolutions were taken UP without opposI'
ton. Mr.. Herman having the floor thereon
yielded for to-day for other business.
The bill appropriating S251, 600 to REIN
burse the Greek orphan fund, which has
been diverted to other uses. was passed.
Senate bill to ascertain and pay the amount
lost by Lieutenant Frank p. Gross by the
burning OF his quarters at Fort Clark
Texas, was passed.
Adjourned I'LL Monday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House at noon proceeded TO dispose
OF business on the Speakers table.
Senate amendments TO number OF House
bills were concurred Ia. Among them was
the bill requesting the President TO open
negotiations with France, Spain, Italy, ana
Austria relative 10 the importation oil fooac'
co irto those countries; which was linen
passed. as,,. 4.
The majority OF the bills on the table were
referred, and nothing left thereon but the
Rayard marginal ILL tlao Eaf
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, June 8, 1880.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
BLACK PEAS.-l2 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
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L'AIR-OAKS GROVE.-This delightful
Il and beautiful place, with large and excellent
lawn. good water, with good shelter In case of rain,
a Fair Oaks station. ahOut TX miles from Rich
mond, on the YOrk-Riyer railroad, and about Tx
and half miles by the NineMile road. is offered TO
lodges sunday schools, and other societies for PIC
MIC PARTIES at moderate rates. For particulars
address j. III. HIICHCpCk,
care William II. Scott, Druggist. corner OF Seven
tenth and Franklin s'ree;s, Richmond. va.
my 31-N3ls
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,XTRA INDUCEMENTS AND

~ GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
CAN BE FOUND At
A. TZLEK Il SONS,
No. 800 BROAD STREET
All The latest novelties In FOREIGN and DONEs.
Tic DRY GOODS-viz.:
MONTE CLOTHS, GRAPE CLOTHS, ALL. WOOL
BUNTINGS, LACE BUNTlNGS. BROCADES
s,I dGs s SkTINs pEK,N STRIPES. aud BRO.
ri. ACK GRENADINEs. TANIsr, CAsHMEREs
HENRIETTA and MONTE CLOrHs;
LAWNS-LlNEN LAWNS, figured and plain;
VICTORIA LAWNS, LINON DDAtCO, PIQUES
TABLF-DAMASkS, NAPKINS, etc.;
PARASOLs-a full and complete line;
LANGCEDOC, POINT UEsPRIr, ard TOR.
tHON LACts; HOSIERY, BUTTONS, and
TRIMMINGS asps cialiy: LACE MilIs tull
hnC--al the new shades. LACE. rOP BERLIN
and KID GLOVES; LADIES' and GENTLE
MEMS UNDERWEAR; LINEN DRILLS,
CAsSlMkRES. etc; LACE SCARFs, FiCHUs
and RUCHlNG. my Is
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DlC-NIC ON FIFTH JULY.
SCHOOL-CIIILDREN'S EXCURSION
- AND BASKET PICNIC TO BON AIR,

- AND BASKET PICNIC TO BON AIR,
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 16, 1880.
This excursion IS specially intended 10 supply TO
those just If, ed from the duties or the SchoCroom
day of pleasant recreation IN tue country al the
lowest rates
General ticket. 40 cents. School ticket flor OFF,
cers teacher, and scholars Of public schools me NJ
bers of sunday schools. ladies and chdreD), 20
cents Five tickets for 81.
Tickets for sale by Baughman Bro'heri. 1917
Main street; Randolph Il English, 1902 vain
street: Polk Miller & Co., Ninth aud Main streets (;
Y. l. ID. Walford, All Broad street; Carlton Me-
Carthy $40 Broad street A. A Scott, corner Broad
and Twenty-hflh streets; j. W. WhiImore, Jr..
south Pine street; Conrad, druggist, south
Pine street.
Buy your tickets early, that we may know how
MANY coaches 10 provide. Je4-F&M2t
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HOT SPRINGS,
Ill BATH COUNTY. VA.

| HOT SPRINGS,
| IL BATH COUNTY. VA.
| These CELEBRATED THERMAL SPRINGS,
| varying in temperature from 800 o. 100 FahTen-
heit. and adapted 10 the treatment Of an Rheumatic
and equity Affections and for various Chronic Dis
eases Of the liver. the Nervous system, and the
| Skin, open for the current season.
Resident Physic ans Professor j. l.. Cabe of
| the University of Virginia; DIR. j. X. Page. Uni
yersity Of Virginia. formerly Professor of Practice
OF Medicine in the Washington University. OF Bait-
more. For descriptive catalogues. &c address
| f. g.. TARDY X AUGUST.
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EAUQUIER WHITE LPH U r

II SPRINGS-This famous SUMMER RESORT
Will he reOpened JUNE 10TH under the manage
| ment of r. TENNEY 4 CO., of the National Hotel,
Washington, u. T.. The finest hotel In the South,
| with ali modern improvements throughout, inclu-
ding bot and cold bath cOnyeniences on each floor,
| electric bells, ana gas.
The medicinal properties of the water are re-
nowned for their efficacy in dyspepsia, dropsy, and
| all msaral afeci ions.
Board per day, ~ 10 s3, according to location OF
| loom per week, $40 SlS.
For further information address National Hotel
prior TO june 10Th subsequent, 10 While sulphur
springs. tauquier county. Va. my l6-Zm
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THE JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS,
ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY, VA.

This Mvorite Summer Resort has been released
bv Mrs. ". J. COLLEY, of The Hamilton House
Washington. u. G., and will be OPENhD On III +
isr OF JUNE FOR 1HE RECEPTION OF
GUESTS.
Sn,Inps my 27-lmk
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EngIan d.
PROPOSED ROwING-MATcH BETWEEN HANLAN
Z AND TRICKETT.

| LONDON, June 5.-Representatives OF
| HanIan aud Trlckett yesterday signed arli-
Giles for The match to be rowed on The Ioth
OF November.
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FURNITURE.

-
FURNITURE! FURNIrURE!- la
II sfYer for sale 200 suits of Chsw Der FuYh- "
ture ia price from <23 20 1900, from The best
manufactures East I'd West, also OF my owaSti
make, togei her with full line Of Psrlo', once, and
Kitchen Furniture and every article IN The furnt-
lure line; also. Cabinet Maker supplies OF every
dee Upton. VIII duplicate Baltimore prices Par
ties In want will save money BY giving me eau.
Ofice and warero ms. 1893 hsin street, near fit-
tenth street. Workshops, 10, To- and 20 north FIJI
teenth itreet. WILLIAM DAtfhoN.
IA IA
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CEASIDE RESORT.
- IhClDb hhJOiti'
COBD'S ISLAND, VA.
sURr-BATHING, FISHING, sNIPE-sHooTING

This HOTEL IS reopened for the reception. of
visitors. Terms: 81 per day, }l2 per week, Al
per month. Route from Norfolk or Old Point by
steamer Banks to Cherrystone every Monday,
We nesday, and Friday. SPADY & COBB,
fe 0-Im& prODrietOrs.
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suNDRY Crvn. APPROPRIATION BuL-PRoBA.
BILE ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS ON THE
12rH--MR. sEYNoUR's sEvENTIETH BIRTH
pAY-THE EXPORT TRADE-KING's NOUN
TAIN CENTENNIAL VISITING INDIANS
pCpSnNATa
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Destructive HAn-sToRM - DEATH OF
wEIL-xNowS CITIZEN - LiBsRAL CHURCH
IoNs--coNNENcEMgST gxERcIsSs,
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NEW WORK COTTON FUTURES.

NEW YORK, June 5.-Coiton-Net receipts "a
bales; gross, 1892 bales future. cl!sed FRA sales
1000 bales; June. 81 .6s@tl l.G9 July
Sll3IG$l 1872 October. Sl0.S3Gs No
yemb.r. SIO65ms10 December, $40 669
slO67: January. slO.75MS10.77.
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THE LATEST STYLES AND DE-M
l. SIGNS OF ELEGANT u
CHAMBER SUITS, ~
PARL0R SUITS,
ptvtNn- DOOM SIfIrs

can now be seen at nv xarerooms on Governor street.
Tnese goods have been manufactured by ,be most
ex oe. fenced worsmen and OF the best materials an
are warranted 10 Give satisfaction. am sslitnf
eo0ds a. low as any other nr,tcsss erispnsnmeus
In This country. Examine NV stock ana yoe VII
aud The sty les, prices, aud quality 20 suit;
SAMUEL w. HARDWOOD,
my s-M&wsm Governor street, klehmona: