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HTs kOUtcs
sr. LOUIS. June l2.-F7our steady and unchanatd.
Wheat loser: No. red fall, ~ Ply o'd easn' ~.
s5s935'sc. cash. 34xc. July, S4K@s4kc. August.
Whisky higher at t1.0s. Pork hien.s at u go.
lard r% a. sseo ssss f Rsssn n sGS
shoulders, IS ribs, e7.40.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. June l6.-Flour dull and nominal.
Wheat active and lower; No. red winter, " :u3
June. Ole. July. s6c. August; NO. 8 Chicago
spring. s4as4Nc.: rejected. e6s70c. Corn 10 fair
demand and lower; 35xd9o4c. cash. Oats heavy ;
27hG927sc. Cash and asked July. Pork strong
ana hither. closing essy t1l.25 cash, s1122x@
s slys !sy su J"y ts,S
dso.e0 August. Balk-meais strong aud higher
shoulders. $3.50; sbsrt rio, t6.Szk; short clear,
SIZE. Eggs. qs@1Qc. whskey In good demand
and shade higher \, el.09.
MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE,. June 19.-Flonr dull and weak.
Wheat dull at opening; declined hc.: closed weak
NO. Milwaukee. hard. t1.0s: No. Milwaukee.
soft, 81; No. Milwaukee 934c. cash and June,
9Stc. July, e6kc. August; No. Milwaukee. 63*c
easier; No. 2. 35sc. Provisions quiet and higher.
Mess.pork quiet: tl1.20 cash aud july, $3.50
August. Iard-Prime steam. 1878 cash and july,
$3.50 August. Hogs quiet and higher at "a lOtg
$3.50.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK, June l9.-Cotton-Not receipts.
1,22s bsles; rre.s, 1.22s bales; futures closed
81 .6s@sll69; August. sll.74; september.
sILI4: October, $10.74@sl0.75: November,
December, sl0.60Msl0.6l /:
January, SO 67Gs10.69.
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AN ACCIDENTAL IssUE.-The following
items are taken from the last number OF the
shenandoah Valley: A little daughter OF
Elder Ben. Neff, living about four miles
from this place, on the North Fork OF the
Shenandoah river, had the thumb OF her
left hand cut off close to her hand. 1t
seems she was playing about reaper in the
yard, which he was repairing, and in
moving the sickle-bar her thumb was
caught and cut off. Charles. aged
about thirteen years, third son Of John p.
Zirkle, living near this place, had both
bones OF his left leg between the knee and
ankle broken on Thursday. He and his
two brothers went to the stable 10 catch the
horse-the first who caught him was to
ride-wbich became frightened, and kick
ed Charles, breaking his leg. This
week several boys were riding two OF Mr..
Morgan NJ. Moore's horses, (Mount Jackson,
Shenandoah county Va.,) Bashtine and
King Bee, to water, when the horses
began fighting, and one OF the boys was
thrown. King Bee was kicked by Bashtine
and had his leg broken, and was afterwards
killed. King Bee was considered hne
race-horse, was valued at about $500.
. Mrs. John PiersOu widow, living
near this place, who fell from cberry-tree
short time ago and was considerably hurt,
is slowly recovering. Edward
Burke. aged about fourteen years, OF this
place, bad his left foot very badly cut with
an axe last week.
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this work. An old physician who has prsc.
iced 10 the neighborloed for forty years
says that he has never had more practice in
any similar period OF his life than he has
done within the last five weeks.
Kew. A. 1. Graybill, missionary at Mata-
moras, Mexico. arrived at his fathers,
near Amsterdam, 81 this county, few day :
since, bringing With him az his bride fell.
Iow'missionary. Miss Hattie Longbrldge, Of
Texas.
An unusual amount OF land IL advertised
Tor sale IN this region. The well-knowu
estate Of Colonel John r. Anderson. near
Buchanan, II to be sold ut public auction
In few weeks.
About dozen ReSdiusterx- met at Fin.
castle last Monday (court.day), appointed
delegates TO their Convention, approved Re.
adjusterism In general, etc., and adjourned.
Yours, Y,
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MARINE gNTELLrGENCh.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE 10, 1850.
ARRIVEr, A r.rRnAY

PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE l9, 1850.
ARRIVED SATURDAY.
Steamer Manhattan, Kelly, New York, mer-
ehandise and passengers G ". Allen & Co., agents
Steamer Pioneer, Piati. Philadelphia, merchan.
disc aud passengers. J. w. McCarrick. agent.
steamer A 5ei. clifford. Norfolk, unIled STATE
mail, merchandise, and passengers. L. a. Tatrm
agent.
Steamer j. b. SCHUYLER. Hancox. merchandise and
passengers, Norfolk, Baltimore, aud the river laBd-
ings Curtis 4 Parker agents.
Schooner MigDonette, Graves, Petersburg, coal,
Currte & Co.
SAILED SATURDAY.
Schooner Fannie Tracy. Tilton. rsilroad.tes 10
Perth Amboy, Nd; vessel from Buck Christian.
SAILED SUNDAY.
Steamer Manhattan, Kelly, New York, merchan
disc and passengers. G. w. Allen & Co.
Steamer Pioneer. Platt. Philadelphia. mercbaD-
disc and passengers. j. w. McCarrick, agent.
CLEARED.
Schooner l.. W. Matheson, Mckay. Halifax, MS,
with $50 tons of camel coal, valued ut $500.
ENTERED.
American schooner Brigadier, Norton, Kempt, n.
s.. with lump plaster.
Italian brigantine Siric. Amall. coastwse from
Boston, In ballast, Buck Christian.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From New YORK June l6ih. schooners George;ia
From New York june 9TH, schooner f. III. Bar
ney, Rose.
MEMORANDA.
NEW YORK. June 16.-Rrriyed SchooDors Ame-
liza Hearn, Phillips: +. Merwln, Brown; and W. Ill.
Pharo, Prldmore, lrem Richmond.
NORFOLK. June 19.-Arrived: Schooner Clara
Goodman, Qulllan, from Richmond.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Amnesty 70 Political Offenders.

PARIS. June 19.-In the Chamber OF
Deputies to-day Premier de Frevcnct In
PRODUCED a bill for plenary amnesty TO all
political offenders.
The preamble OF the bill says: "1n the
tranquility reigning 10 Paris, the recent
triumph Of the legality OF Lyons, and the
approaching national tete, plenary amnesty
can be proclaimed without danger" Also ::
"The Ministry appeals to your clemency,
NOT TO your Justice. Amnesty Is to be ac-
corded TO all persons convicted OF political
offences or crimes in 1870 and 1871. and to
politicaI and press offenders from that time
until the present date.
The preamble was cheered. The motion
for urgency, proposed by The Premier, was
agreed TO. as was also the Premier's further
proposition that the bill be referred to the
Bureau Immediately.
The shooting at DollymOunt.
DUBLIN, June 10.-In the shooting for the
long. range challenge.cup at Dollymount TO-
dsy seven Americans and ten Of the irish
team competed, the ranges being 800, 900,
and 200 Yards. Ten shots were allowed
At each range with two sighting shots.
There was drzzling rain and mist, which
kept increasing, aud much hlndefed the
sighting shots. The following are the Indi-
yiduaI scores at 500 yards: Americans
Fsrrow, As; Fisher, Al; Brown. 80.
Irisb--Millner, so; William Rigby, 49;
John Rigby, 40; Murphy, AZ; Coghlan,
an: Banks, 40; Warren, AZ; johnson, ~ I;
Joynf, Al; Sullivan, 81. Rockwell, OF the
American team, retired after making six
shots, in hlct, he scofediS. q
The rain ceased after The 9OO-yards range
had been shot, but the sky copdnued over
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YeIiQW-EaVer.

THE SANITARY STEAMERS FOR THE SOUTH.
New YORK, June ia Pittsburgh pa
special says: "Four small and swift pro-
pelIers are now being built here. They are
rapidly approaching completion, and will
depart next week for the South, where they
are destined TO play an important part in
the sanitary condition OF the Mississippi
Valley during the coming and subsequent
summers in carrying on what must be an
effective campaign against the spread OF
yelIow-fever. The boats were ordered by
the United States Medical Service. They
will distribute provisions and medicines
to infected cities, and can be turned into
hOspitalsO
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SATURDAYS NEWS.


AN ENTIRE TRAIN UNTRACKED BY RUN
MING OVER A MANS ARM; FATAL RE
sULT-sANITARy STEAMERS EN- ROUTE
TO THE s0UTH-FIREs IN. MISSISSIPPI
AND NORTHUMBERLAND .HOwGATE's
VESSEL PREPARING TO LEAVE WASHING,
TON TO-DAY-THE NEW ORLEANS COT.
ToN-FIRE CAsEs-CONEY ISLAND RACES
THE GEORGIA EXPRESS ROBBERY CASE
Mr.. BRADLAUGB's SEAT IN THE HOUSE
OF CONMoNs-EEFORM IN ASIA MINOR-A
BILL INTRODUCED IN THE FRENCH
CHAMBER FOR PLENARY AMNESTY OF
POLITICAL OFFENDERs-INTERNA
SHOOTING MATCH AT DOLLYMOUNT
IRELAND
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NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, June l9.-Cotton steady; sales 10
d,y 443 bales; last evening, 1856 bales. uplands
lee . Orleans, Ike. Flour-southern duiI aud M
charged. Wheat 1@slhc. lower and heavy, WIN
Iight export and very moderate speculative busl'
ness: ungraded red, s1.O5@sl:19. Corn shade
easier and less seiive; uDgraded, ~ ao5c. Ost'
sbsnt steady and quiet; No. B. s.SSa a he sc
Coffee nrIner Rio csrgoes. lZSd roc: sugar vefJ
strong fair to good refining, 7h@7ac prime
7Ec refined higher and active; ssanaara a..
steady and quite. Resin unchanged. Iurpeniin,t
Suiet and steady at 28Hc. Wool dull and nominal
tS 0ge a 1881 S Mddes rmeP
clear Tic Lard steady and moderately active Al
s7.s5@t7.30. whiskey nominsla at sl.i2Gfl.lS
Freights nrmer' BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, June l9.-EloW dsll, weak, and un'
changed Wheat-southern quiet and steady wet
srn drm and qaiei southern red sy N,e,sr 1a
a%se, tl2Sssiass J sU xH.tr Jul" f
August, si.0sk@tl;09. Corn
Southern firm; WESTERN steady; southern wnlts
bse: yellow nominal 0s,s dui and p vnena naea
ordinsry to prime, 12a,el SIC. sugar nrm; -
soft, OK. Whisky quiet and unchanged Freish''
active and unchanged.
CINCINNATI
C,xcrrxITr. June l9.-Flour firm and M
changed. Wheat In fair demand; NO. rsu w'H aan
Si.I2. Corn 10 fair demand; No. mixed, SIC :,
oais dun; No. 2 mixed 32@33c. Pork strong a
sna.Ids,s ki.62x: rib., $3.50. Bacon firm
shoalders, Is SO; sides, t7.75. Whiskey In goo
demand at tl.O7. Sugar nrm New Dr .snss; s se
q ss .sher ss ssi.,: :'sia5 ''''"'''
=. fdH LOUISVILLE. ~
I.ortsyrLLr, June Io.-Flour steady and u
fair Demand choice TO fancy, fo4t0.25. Whea
dull AZ g6c .ntI, Corn steady st 4lke: Oais QUE
sSa s's e Il Lard and ara =
5smit m ests In fair demand aud nrin: shoulders
SS.I2I: sidts, o.. Bacon nrm; shoulders, tt:sV
sides. s7.02H. sugnr-cured hams at VIC lV'sc
Whiskey sIropH at el,OI.
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DEUFORD (vA.) ALUM AND IRON
II spRINGS.

These celebrated Springs are cbarmipeIv heated
ssne distance from Lawyers. Oh the WASHINGTON
city. vretpa MtdIaud ami Great Southern railroad,
at which points carriages meet visitors upon sdsiee
For health. and pleasure-seekers this place Of
peace. OF pure air. Of eiear.spaykling waser--9f
orisht beams gentle breezes, and cool sha1es-is
health and pleasure. Mountain and plain hers meet
and mfBgIe the Rrsnstur or The one snd the love-
lines. Of The other living n the ssMs iaadscsns.
than either: where chill, dsmpness, malaria, ana
" TIiE PxR * VIRGINIA sryLE--s
49, :, = AID SgafLETrLY IyRSIsuEp.
LOVELY LAKE, Lawn. 4 Sb fSu NIAiS;,o
orAA" SI Is' The aMnssMESis-
Dtncing, Bowling, Tennis. Archery, billiard.
sho,ine-Gallery, Gymnasium, CalisIhenics.
Boating. Hunting, Fishing, Driving. De-
lighful verandas aud Walks
| ,,,,,., for Promena:ing. ,.,,.
STYLE wrrH sEET.s s I'll KESME- ONE
you can be gay grave, lively, or serene. IS you
WATERS JUSTLY FAMED
for tonic, Alternative, dluretc, aud snti-periodic
properties adapted In ceriain forms OF dyspepsia,
debility. bronchia anc cutsneous affections. ner-
vousness, headache, chis, and malaria, &c.
Water. $500 q case OF SIX gallons. Water IN
mass and sussr-coaied pill form, 25, 50c., and 81
r. RESIDENT sa, physician, DIR. GEORGE W CARING
BOARD: $50 month, $40 week, ~ day. Laundry
az fair rates.
Distance, seven hours from Richmond. Round
SEASON BEGINS JUNE lsr.
Address A. NJ. DAVIES, President OF Com pany,
POLK MiLLEk 4 CO.. Agents,
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. June 19.-NoGn.-Stocks strong
Money on call. per cent. Exchange-Long, 4so1
short 4S7h. State bonds dull. Governments urn
Ersnfng.-MOney. gas per cent. txcnanse
4S5k Governments quiet; new SIS. lO3A; ~ pei
cents, 1893; 4 per cents. 1OSt. States nominal
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK. June 19.-The weekly statement OF
the associated banks issued from the clearing
house today shows the following CHANGES
Loans increased f6.s09,400; specie Increased III :,
Z57,3O0: legal tenders decreased sleI'oOu; US
pests increased f6,5lS,200; circulation increased
Sl2. 400: reserve decreased s525.25O.
The banks now hold sl7,247,625 In excess OF
legal requirements.
BALTIMORE
RArrMoRE, June lo.-Virginia Ga, deferred
eL eonsols CO.,; second series, 22k; new lO-4Os
AZ: 1O-4O's coupons, 81. Bid to- day.
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DaUBs. MED1tiHEa. -
ITO SUMNER TOURISTS.

ITO SUMNER TOURISTS.
Persons intending spending the summer season in
the country or at the watering places should pro-
vide themselves with the necessary remedies and
apparatus which cannot be had outside Of q city
viz:
PATENT POCKET-sTOVEs, for heating tea
PATENT WAX NIGHT-LiGHTs, which burn
READY. MADE Observation-Disclosures, which
are always ready, and act in three minutes:
SOFT RUBBER AIR.PlLLOWS and CUSHIONS
MEDICINE GLASSES,
sPONGES and SPONGE-BAGS,
SFLF-INJECIING UNIVERSAL SYRiNGEt,
VALENTINES MrAT-JUICE,
VALENTINES MEAT.JUlCE WITH GLfCE-
JoHNsT0N's FLUID BEEF,
LIEBIG'> SOLID EXTRACT BEEF,
LiEBIG'S LIQUID EXTRACT BEEF;
PAPOMA, entire wheat FOOD, for infants;
iMf' 'NfSTiE's IACTEOUs FARINA,
GERBER'S MiLK-FOOD,
PREPARED RICE FLOUR,
PREPARED SCOTCH DAT MEAL,
PREPARED BARLEY FLOUR,
SWISS CONDENSED MILK,
LIQUID RESNET,
DIsINFECTISG SOAPS, 10 prevent coDtagon;
and all reliable medicines, new remedies and appa.
ratus, to be had Of
MEADE & BAKER, Druggists.
919 east Main street,
TELEPHONE MESSAGES PROMPTLY At
TENDED TO. my IA
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uovpate,s Arctic Expedition.

WASHINGTON, June 19.-The "GuInare,"
Captain Howgate's Arctic vessel, will leave
here on Monday for the Arctic regions.
Lieutenant Doane, who was detached from
the Northwest to remain at the station to
be established in the Arctic regions, has APP
piled for leave OF absence, and IL granted
will accompany the expedition. A number
OF enlisted men who accompanied him from
he frontier have applied for discharges, so
las to 90 with the vessel.
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AN INTERNATIONAL PIGEON MATCH.-Cap'
tain A. II. Bogardus, the champion pigeon
shot, has conceived the idea OF an interna'
tionaI pigeon. shooting contest. Inc Cap
tain proposes that team OF i've shall pe Sc
lected 10 go to England TO shoot with .
similar team there, after the manner OF tne
international Rife Association. The team
Is to be selected by competition, for when
purpose a tournament Is TO be held at sara
toga In August. There will then be three
different matches, OF one hundred elrds
each, open 10 all the shooters In the united
states, and the five making the best ave-
RACES shaIl constitute the team. The prom,
ineut professional shooters now assembled
hero have signiied their intention 10 enter
and there Is no doubt the idea VIII DC ear
fled out, and Captain Bogardus WIN propa-
bly, head the team. ftf"
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cast. A light fog came from the sea at the
long range, and the bulbs eye could be but
ulmly seen through the sighting glass. As
tne Americans are accustomed TO shooting
10 good light, II was admitted that to-
oay.s practice could not be taken as merit.
The Following are the individual scores
OF tue Americans at 300 yards Farrow.
no; Jackson, Al; Scott, Al; Fisher, As;
CIafke. 40. Brown retired after the ninth
shot with q score Of 32. tli
The following are the scores OF the Irish
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SeriOus Railroad Accidental Bridge
Waterman Falls Asleep on the Ira elk
and Throws Train OFT a Bridge
Several Persons Killed.

CINCINNATI, June 19.-James Duffy,
bridge-watchman laid on the side Of the
track at the bridge over Scioto river near
Chillicotbe, on the Dayton and Southw est
ern railroad, with his arm over the rail, and
went asleep. The gravel-train backed over
him, aud the entire train was thrown from
the track. Five men were thrown into the
river and twenty among the Debris OF the
wrecked train. Duffy will die. Three
others were killed, and others escaped
with slight injuries.
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Starving to Death.

Tucson, June ia Shakespeare, New
Mexico, special says that the citizens OF Bill
yer City and vicinity are almost starving
for want OF provisions. Not one pound OF
flour, potatoes, bacon, or the staple necessa-
rics OF life are to be had for love or money.
Xlctoria's raid Is the cause.
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Procuring for War.

LONDON, June ia Vienna dispatch
says: "Tbe Greek Minister OF War has
issued orders summoning all officers and
soldiers on furlougk to join their regiments
Immediately. The Greek men-of-war are
being armed. and torpedoes are being sunk
at various points on the coast"
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VTIRGINIA-N THE CLERKS OF
FURNITURE.

FURNITURE! FURNITURE Ia
II eff.r for sale 200 suits Of Chamber Fufnl- u
txe In price from t23 10 1900, from he best ~
male Together with a full line OF Parlor, Office,
kitchen Furniture and every article 10 The furni-
ture line; also. Cabinet Maker supplies OF every
description. VIII duplicate Baltimore pFiess- Par
lies In wasn't will save money by giving me- eat.
Office and warero ms. 1888 Alsin street, near M
tenth street. Workshops, 10. and 20 n9rtn fii-
tenth street. WILLIAM DArfhOs'
"a T. I'M
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THE GREENBRIER WHITE SUI
l. PHUR SPRINGS. WEST VIRGINIA.

THIS CELEBR ATED WATERING-PLACF, 30
universally known for ITS Alternative and curative
properties and It's fashionable patronage. will be
ouened by the new owners on The 20Tn JUNE. Al
the buildiugs have been thoroughly repaired, reflt-
ted. and reiurnisbed with costly and elegant room
aud parlor furniture flashlights and all the mod-rn
i'm provements introduced.
Board, So per day.
Bosrd. $40 per month tof twenty eight daysl.
The CALWELL HOUSE, adjacent To the Springs
is NOW OPEN, with privilege of the waters. baths
and grounds of the Springs In common With a.
Uther viitors.
Board per day, ~.
Board per month lof twenty.eight daysl, $50.
Descriptive pan phets Ia be had OF PURCELL,
LADD L Co, Druggists.
GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS COMPANY.
GEORGE l.. PEYTON.
ie Ohm Managing Partner.
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Acquitted.

AUGUSTA, GA, June 19.-The jury in the
case Of the State OF South Carolina Us.
Walter S. Lynch, express messenger,
charged with the larceny OF $4,000 from
the Southern Express Company, tried in
the Court Of Sessions at Hamburg. S. c.,
brought in a verdict OF acquittal last night.
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DAWLEY SPRINGS, va, NEAR
EAUOUIER WHITE SULPHUR
old SWEET SPRINGS,
" MONROE COUNTY, WEST VA.

This delightful summer resort will be open for the
acc0mm odation Of visitors JUNE IL, 1880. All the
appointments first class. Elevation. 1000 feet,
tonic, diuretlc, mildly csthariic, and Alternative.
Mineral plunge-bsths, also warm and hot mineral
and n esh-waer steam baths Extensive livery.
xcellenL baud of music. Express, telegraph. and
Dost-ofice In the Hotel. Board: Per day, $3.50
per week tl5 per month, $40 10 $50. ACCORDING 10
ocatlOS. Bachelors row, for young gentlemen $50
per month. j. W. YOUNGER.
NV 2l-Im superintendent
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A Mississippi Town Burned.

New ORLEANS, June ia dispatch re-
ports the burning OF the business part OF
the town OF Sparksvile, Miss, yesterday,
including the courthouse and Odd-Fel-
lows hall. Loss, 100000. Insurance,
600 O00
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Mills burned.

Snow HILL, Nd. June Richardson,
Moore, Smith & Co.'s planning and flooring
mill was burned last night, together with
million feet OF lumber. Loss, $4,000. No
insurance.
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Reform In Aafa Minor.
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

SATURDAY, June 10, 1880.
SALEs.-5 shares of Richmond and Danville
Railroad stock sold at IA; 10 shares OF Old DO
minion Steamshp Company's stock sold at 100; 10
shares of G., c. and A. Railroad stock sold at 3lh;
10 shares OF C., and A. Railroad stock sold at 81.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Bid. Asked.
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The following are the aggregate scores |:
John Rigby. 143; Murphy. 140;. Farrow,
1879; Banks, 1873: Clark. 1872; Scott, 1872;
Coghlan, 1872; Jackson. 1871; Fisher, 1913.
Millner and William Rigby being equal,
with l45 out Of possible $50, will shoot
a0ain for the cl1n
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NEW HOTEL AT OCEAN VIEW.

Ac ommodaiions for 800 guests. Finest fishing
and surf-baihng found on the Auanilc coast. Steam
ralread half hour from Norfolk. Brass and string
band. New fishing and peasure-boats. Address
j. A. KENNEDY,
Superintendent Ocean View Hotel,
or X. s. DoDsoS, Atlantic Hotel, Norfolk, Va.
"a. 4
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ORKNEY SPRINGS, VA, NOW OPEN.

" Board per day. according 10 location Of room
and number of persons INSANE, fI.50 10 $3.50 !;
per week. 80 10 Sll; per month. $50 to $40
Special contracts With families and parties number
ing over seven persons at less rates. Round-tfiD
tickets from Richmond TO Orkney over Chesapeake
and OHIO railroad, good TIL October ] st. sl4.
JONES 4 PARKER,
je 12-1ms Pfopnetors
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ieO-ln
HEALING SPRINGS.

HEALING SPRINGS,
IL BATH COUNTY. VA,
are now opn. Terms $3.50 per day, il5 per
week. and $50 per month of twenty eight days.
WATER for sale at Purcell, Ladd 4 Co.'S. Send
postal for descriptive pamphlet.
n. CARTER KUBANK.
ie film Proprietor.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

KItHNUNU, JUNO 10 HCCV'
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHRAT.-Red. 124 bushels; OF when 20 ousn
els we're new FultL ,h
CORN White, 400 bushels. At1ed, 256 bush
eh were re-exhibited.
OATs.-l20 bushels.
RYE.-22 bushels new.
NEAL-66 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
RYE.-22 bushels common new at 6oc.
NEAL.-66 bushels prime country al ooc'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-21
THE JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS.
ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY, VA.

This Gavorite summer Resort ba5 neen released
bv MRS. ". J. COLLEY, OF The Hamilton H9use,
Washington. ID. C., and will be OPENED On THE
lsr OF JUNE FOR IHE BEcEPfION OF
GUESTS. .
For Pamphlets, giving full csscriDtions and
sn,ings. my 27-ims
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-21

! II seems that DIR. Buchanan has resolved
TO leave BIacksburg aud return 70 Emory
and Henry.