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President Roclbrldre Amm springs Compal

Amer twelve years absence return 10 this pos; OF
futv II hardly necessary 10 dilaie 10 the sonth-
eru public uYon the virtues and value Of this mine
fAi water. II has In 'he last ssif century made
YSr0rd OF cures ia chronic disoaseS which for VA
piETY and AGGgAyATIoN Of the cases brought
under It's ishaence Is Uuhpproachcd by anv known
u.ineral water tn this oouptry. The profeSsiona !
testimony TO this eject is distinguished and unim
,,escbAble-
FBGi Il Is OF the preparations now being mSde by
,h rev propreiorS for ,he proper entertainment OF
,hs public would say few words.
A great worA OF txpurgSiion aud renovation Is
row going on al the old Alum SPRING., Including a
ttcrnuxh system of drainage, a new snd abundant
~a'sr supply Of pure fgecStone from the mountain
repainting aud new roofing, a very large introduc
iiSa of new furniture, and Ia general a THOROUGH
oyrRHAVLING or THE ENTIRE PREMISES
The elegance Of the new JORDAN ALUM Its
spseions aud CommO5iouS "GRAND HOTEL" and
COTTAGES, and the BEAUTY OF ITS GROUNDS
are widelv known 10 the springs. going public.
Nv aim and earnest effort shall be 10 keen this
r,x' romhintd establishment in q manner 10 give
s,ffsfsc ton q all reasonable guests.
An kNCfLLtNT LIVERY Is engaged. under q
contract imposing a reasonable iSrh Of charges.
An the Customary diversions are provided for, such
al RAND .nd BALLROOM MCsIC. BOWLING
md BILLIARDS, AMI all that: but I DO not
.hTpk - much on these things. Nv main efforts
n, b directed. with The aid of efficient staff TO
uske The pstroDs of the place COMFORTABLE
aud At HOME" aud regain, if possible. for this
st'rsc'ive sumner resort us Ola popuAIlty ana
Wtsiige.
Phase send 20 PURCELL. LADD 6 Co. or The un-
ssrsigned for descriptive pamphlet, with rates Of
lo.rd rou e, aud uccicsl testimony.
WILLIAM Frazier.
sn ge-Suilcl2i Geners' SuptrintcGdeut.
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II you want properly-car donated SODA and
MINERAL WATERS go TO ScnGN'S.
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LEE GALLERY photographs children beautifully
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VARIETY SPRINGS, OPEN l5InJUNE
ORKNEY SPRINGS,
SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA.

THIS DELIGHTFUL SUMMER RESORT will
b. opn for the reception OF visitors on the 10Th
on JUNE. and will close late In October. This IS
one OF The most salubriOas places in this country
With altitude OF 1900 feet above The leVei OF the
SEA renders the climate peculiarly healthy ana de-
iigh fui. Besides the curative waters, nature has
conferred upon this spot the most attractive sur
rounciggs of varied physical beauty with pure,
brscng mountain air.
For btalth, pleasure, and good living Orkney Is
tie place.
Good bathing. fishing. aud huRting In season.
F1rfv-,wo 10 GftN dollars per month OF thirty
days Special arrangements with large party Tor
q STAY OF one month or more
mvl4.lm :. VI. MULLIN, Proprietor.
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TERRIBLE Loss OF LIFE.

Millions Of rats, mice, cats, bed-bugs. reaches
lose their lives by collision with "Rosgh en- Rats
Sold by druggists. 15c.
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8itllmond 1ispatth.


ss- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATioN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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CorYING pIe!uIes a specially-LKK GALLrnY.
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BEDFORD ALUM AND
ID IROS SPRINGS.
BRIGHT, PURE, COOL. LOVELY, AND
PEACEFUL.

The visiting company. of both health and plea
snr.setkers IS of the test people. and ampe 10 nil
iht nce early In each season, and ieep II filled to
All The comforts, conyeniences, attractions, aud
B,ihs, lanndrv. livery. band hunting AMI fishing
Shooting snd fencing, gymnasium and callsthencs.
Billiards and bowling ohuTche,, ana double daily
GRFATE>T Tonic AND ALTERATIvE
WATERS KNOWN.
Established ihiriy years EniorSed 10y the profess
sion. and thousands OF cures. More largely aud
widely used than any springs IN the SOath. Water
sOnetcd into salts. retaining alt Its curative pro-
pcriies, aud sent by mail ny"heTe. salts perfectly
sauble and easily dissolved. producing natural wa
ie. five csl!ons of water IN every ounce OF salts
mass Present snnual product Of springs, 100000
gallons 0f wafer $4,000 packages of saits-wiih ca
paciiy OF increase Is demand rQuiTeS. IRis COM
fAuy the first, and Is now the only one. putting
Up this sss IN pnre sugareoaied pill FORM for DELI
este con niionS.
Bosrc. sS5 month: $40 week; az day. Carriages
meet visitors at Forest or LAWYERS upon advice OF
arrival: each station four miles fIOm springs, over
Adirgss, Lynchburs or Bedford SPRINGS, Va.
a. VI. DAVIES, President.
Soldby POLK MILLER & 90. Richmond.
Mass or salts reduced from 81 aud SOC. 10 80 and
25c. package. my 29-Su&Wlm
D0ARDING.-I sm now prepared 10 fur
ID pish eight or ten - rsOrs with BOARD. This
place will he found half a mile south OF Waynes-
b0rJ. Augusta county, Va, at one Of The largest
.frBgs q The Valley Of Virginia, and the gnaly OF
Is water and The natural situation OF the place ren-
der ~ very pleasant place for a summer resort
Price. S25 per month. ..
s. ll-st ISAAC BAKER.
NfOUNTAlN.TOP HOTEL, 1896 feet
vi above tidewater, situated in Virginia, on the
Chesapeake and Ohio raj rOad. 20 miles from Rich
mond Va.,is now OPEN FOR VISITORS.
For terms, &c. address
HENRY L. MASSIE, Proprietor.
jelO-lm Alton DepO;. Va.
VARIETY SPRINGS, OPEN l5IHJUNE
On The Chesapeake aud Ohio railroad ffleen
miles west Of SsunOn. cars stopping at The door.
Excellent wa;eg, grand scenery. and good fare.
Usual amnsemtnts. Bosrd: S25 per month Of
thirty DAYS, "a per week, and 81 so dsy. Chill
dreD uudsr twelve years aud servants h3!t-prlce.
BathiBg IN healing water gratis.
MRS. MARY j. BUkRUS>, Proprietor.
q. ". LACKEY. Manager. te9 I'm
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VXyOOL WANTED!
WOOL WANTED /

Having received orders direct from The facto-
rfes, we are prepared TO psy iIe uenss' 0Ae" '"A'
SHIPMENTS made 10 us from the country sns., re- re-,
ceiys our attention. and remiiianees proihpaS
MADE ss desired Baes furnished free.
'"ANS - n. WALLERsTEIS H. SON.
1904 east Gary street near Twelfih.
mo .dSolkWlm
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SUMNER ns~ORrS.
UNDER ONE MANAGEMENT.

A toiat.s,ock company having bought those two
caetieu9us prop<rttes, to BE- known under the old
lille OF sR6CkBRtD6E ALUM SPRfNGS," viii
cnen n 10 The public JUNE lsr under the super
vision of Mr.. WILLIAM FRAZIER. VINO was be-
60 ,hr war and Cor four years amer the war. In
charge OF the original Alum springs. We think The
nuhlic viii end him the iight man IN the right place
f"""N j. FRED EfFlNGEk.
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ANToNl's F0NrAISE DE LAFAYETTR
has on draught:
SODA. DEEP ROCK,
KIssIsGEy, VICHy,
CONGRESS, BUFFALO LIrHIA,
APoLLiSARIS, OTTAWA BEER,
BETHESDA, GEYsRR,
GINGER ALE. and lcE-CREAM SODA.
ALL FOR CENTS PER GLASS.
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.AwLEY SPRINGS.
NlLLBORO, SPRINGS, BATH C0CNT

NJ iLLBORV sPRfN0s, BATH COUNTY,
~ Va. two mikes from Millboro' depot, AXE
csgiiy renovated ana the furniture Is entirely new.
Ibe oesfy is celebrated for The saiubrity aud cry
nsss of tsle atmosphere. and Is espcciaiiy recon-
ntbdsd for bronchial affections. Waters are SUI
ynsr, ehslybesis, and alum. Terms modefate seha
pe.isl for circular. ,oy,.
El-eedlm MES. z. Z. GLQYEhs
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.ERAND FOURTH or JULY EXCUg.
" SION TO WAsHlNGTUS.

THE GOVERNORS GUARD. FIRST vIRSfN!s
REGIMtST,
viii give an INCLUSION oy r the Rlcamofi.
frede rick sburg and Potomac railroad 10 NfsH-
INGION on ihr tOURiu OF JULi. leaving E.bs
sta lon AZ A. II. 8nd u ashing on ar 70 IT, NJ, ri-
sblng EXCUKsIONIsTs 10 wITSEss the aRAsD
MILITARY PARADE.
An amDe number 0f ears for a big crowd So
cured. Special coaches fer c0lOred people
Tickets for round trio. s2-can be mad a; LAM
bCrrs, corner Of Main and Ninth FJrstmsnn's and
Cunningham drug tors. and Of Csp,ar pagaef.
4. l2.N ne Ml29thIStnld
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OF XIRGINIA.-SU.

" MER LAW LECTURES (uine weekly begin
l4TH JULY, 1881, aud end l4th september. Have
proved of signal rse-1st. 20 students who design TO
uursue their studies at this other law school 3D.
10 those who propose 10 read privately; anG 81. 10
practitioners who ave not had he advantage oil
Systematic instruction. For circular amply Post
Office. University OF Virginia. 10 JOHN B. MINOR,
P-of ,'cu, ana Stat law nv 25-2tawlm
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TRY sCHGS'S ROCK and RYE SODA
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LILY BELLE CIGAR, &c.

TRY ScuGN's SODA LEMoNADx.
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80. only for a Picnic CIGAR.
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WARN SPRINGS.
w BATH COUNTY, VA,
TIE FINEST BA1HING-POOL IN TIE WORLD
ARE NOW OPEN.
Pamphlets Swing detailed de cription 10 he had OF
PURCRLL, LADD X CO., Richmond, or Of the pro-
prieior, JOHN l.. EUBANK.
MAY 10. 1881. my l1-2m
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WEATHER REPORT.

Entered at the POST -Ofhce NJ Richmond, Va, as
second-ciass matter.I
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CHICK CIGARS, Sc.
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TRY IcE-CRFAN SODA at scHGs's.
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DOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY EX.
- rCUTED At The DISPATCH PRINTING
HOUSE
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WANTS..

A PURCHASER WANTED FOR A
n FIkST.CLASS GROCERY. FEED, and
GRAIN BUSINESS on accommodating terms.
Stock on hand fresh, and bought for lash at lowest
prices Trade well established. G bod reasons eiVen
Tor selling Address Lock Box AZ, rIisonburg,
Va je l2-2t*
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EDUCATIONAL.
c. &. DE NORDENDORF,
MUSICAL DIRECTOR OF "LIEDERKRANz' .
AND MANSERCHOR,"

gives MUSIC LESSONS at pupils residences.
TERMS soc. for forty five minutes lesson; Toe.
for one hours lesson.
ONing 10 numerous engagements | cannot leave
for The springs, and will ttach all summer. Am pre-
pared To take a few more pupils. Call or address
By postal al ii 9 east Broad street 1e l2-ltN
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rrHE HEALING SPRINGS. Bath county.

Il Va, VIII De open for the reception OF visitors
the 1sT OF JUNE. Baths AZ the nstural tempera-
ture of the water, which Is Sc and SO degrees Fab
rcnhoit. Hot baths AT any temperatur; desired; !;
also, plunge and shower mathis. Pamphlets 10 be
had of PURCELL. LAoD < Co. or the proprietor,
nv lS-2m II CAETEk EIBANk.
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WANTED, TO LEND
w $4,000
ON RICHMOND CITY or SUBURBAN REAL
ESTATE.
CHARGES MODERATE.
II. l.. STAPLES 4 co,
Real Estate aud Loan -Hrokers,
a1oIt llC3 Mdin street.
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WANTED, Ten + Il 5 T-C l. A ;
w HOUSE CARPENTERS, TO go TO Corsicana,
Texas. first.class WAGES and sleady w9ik 10 nrhl'
class men. Also. TWO CARPENIERs conIe-
tent 10 run scrsll-saw and planer. Apply Nun
DAY, June 18Th. from Q TO | 4. NJ, 10
L. II MINOR Architect and Builder.
fe l2-ltx No 6 south Tenth street.
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WANTED. A FIRSr-CLASS TWIST
w ROOM MANAGED. ..
ie l2-it* WI YARBROUGH & son.
WANTED. 4 COMPETENT YOUNG
w MAN AS CLERK In drugstore. address.
care Carrier No. 4, " DRUGS" Richmond Va.
tp l1.ltt
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MEsTyNGS.

FRIENDSHIP LODGE, No. .sasnksn..
IL 10. T. o. O. F-The members Of ~
FRIENDSHIP LODGE will meet al q k<>[l{fyr
their lodge-room THIS DAY Sunday, syS@N
June l2thj at p. ". to paw the last tribute VI re-
spect 10 our deceased brother l.. =. PrYRoSNEr.
Ry orier Of the N. g.. j. ID. X. sLEfGHT.
H. i2-lt SECRETARY.
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PICNIC CIGARS, Sc.
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NTOOL WANTED.-We have received
w our usual extensive orders for WOOL, ana
Cnrsigoments 10 Us from The cOnntTy VIII receive
prompt attention, aHd remittance Oy return HAIL.
Bsgs furnished free. ,,r,,>. co
g. IOeodlm lis nth Fifteenth street.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

rVHE HOT SPRINGS OF VIRGINIA
Il ARE NOW OPEN
FOR THE RECEPTION OF VISITORS.
For descriptive pamphlets aud references apply
10 y G. TARDY,
my 25-tJyl* Ho; Springs, Hath county, Wa.
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WANTED. BOARD IN n SMALL
w PRIVATE FAMILY, convenient. to post
Office where house and table are hr.tcidss by gen,
t.emau. wife baby, and nuT,e. Niceiy-Gnrnisneh
room and bed room, win accommodations Tor COZ,
oied nurse. required. Liberal terms VIII he pald
t0r ~ ornament and comfortable home. Address
"F L. & e" DfSpdtch Office. 1e lC-3tH
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WANTED. LADIES WHO WISH TO
w LEARN THE GREAT FRENCH SYSTEM
OF DRESS CUTTING 10 call Al l2OS Broad street,
where they will lind the general agents OF MsdaH
Livingston. Of New York city, win worms grdhu
improvement. his system requires no rtnlune.
Innings cut free OF charge on Monday TO test the
system je II. eod5,N
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WANTED. on MAIN STREET BE-
w TWEEN Pine aud Reservoir, WILL
pos,ibe alsO 4 bed room IN The same house. Ad-
dress q" PHYSICIAN" care Dispatch once.
ie lO-3t
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GRAND PICNIC AND EXCURSION
~ THURSDAY, JUNE ID, 1851,
MkiDE<'5 ADVENTURE
lRIcbmOnd and Aleghany rsiirOadl.
BENEFIr OF RICHMOND CITY GCA.p.
Tickets: Adults, 81 chii iren under twelve zoe.
Attractions swimming. Match, Boating, DaacsDg.
Glsss-Bal shooting for prize silver eup-op@n 0nlg
10 aB tirurs.
AfINE BAND viii be in Attendance.
Tickets for sale by members Of the compsr AMI
at depot on he morning Of departure Traiu leaves
depot, foot Of fignth street, al O'Clock, re,nrurs
att
There win also be specimens OF ane shoo.us W
Mr. W.T. MITCHELL je lI-4r
EXCURSION TO WASHINGTON By
lITHE RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC RAILROAD having klba station SAT-
CIDAY NIGHT. June 25tD, at 1890 O'Clock; ~
tVning: leave Warrington Mondsy, x7lh. AZ 10
O'clock p. VI.
Fare for the rourd trip. ". Tickets FOOD for igs
daSs. Special coaches Tor colord p ocle
Tickets for safe BY the committee: }. VI. TAaicn-
son. rs east Brad siieet; X. N. NJ Hsfrssf 4
fast Broad street; and Charles A. Bsrrtan. esyen-
t. nth aud Main snd Fourteenth aud FraEkhn.
je I0l21il6Is.l9.22 24S25
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fNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE v.
l. NJ. l. CLUB will be held MONDAY. Jane 18Th,
al 81 O'Clock Z. NJ, at No. 703 east Broad street.
Two delegates TO l., xington and officers for the en-
suing wear will be elected. A full atteufance IS re-
quested. n. l.. WALKER, Presicenf.
J. l.. WARING, Secretary. g. ll-2t
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-06-02

NEW York. June Cotton market opened
quiet but firm; sales 56a bales: middling NJ
lands. l0zSc; middling Orleans. 111sc.
follows: June. 10 SIC: July. 10 94c; August,
II O0c; September, 10 60c; October, 10 Zoe; No
vember, 10 Csc.
PROVISIONS, aRocERrEs. ETC.
HAVANA. May 81 Sugar excited; few
sellers; molasses sugar, regular to good
polarization, reals, gold per arrobe; musco-
vado, common to fair, reals centrifugal 90 to
90 degrees, In boxes 10lk reals. The deficit in
the sugar crop is estimated at IL per cent.
SANTOS. May S1.-Coffee, superior Santos,
AZ 0O044 90 refs per ten klos. Average daily
receipts at Santos for the week 100 bags.
Shipments of the week to ali countries 1900
bags Sales Of the week to all countries 81, 600
bags. Stock at Santos $1,000 bags
Rio JANEIRo. May 31.-Coffee. good frsts
AZ OO0A 90 refs per ten kilos. Average
daily receipts 10, 500 bags Shipments for the
week to the channel and north Of Europe
z, 900 bags, United States 900 bags, to Medi-
terranean 10000 bags. Sales for the week to
the channel aud north Of Europe $1,000 bags;
for the United States 5000 bags; for Mediterra-
mean {, 900 bags Stock at Rio 260, 900 bags.
NEW YORK, June Flour opened quiet and
unchanged. Wheat fairly active. Corn mode
rately active Pork quiet but steady at SIS 15.
Lara firm at 10 971ac for steam rendered.
Spirits turpentine. S711c. Rosin. 81 IS for
BALTIMORE, June Flour opened dull;
Howard street and Western supernne, 81 500
GV m sr g sSS &C. fy II s5@S 81
"a as 90; family, Sc 1907 90; Rio brands,
$6 6216 IS; Patapsco ramly, 81 IS: Wheat
Southern lower; Western lower, closing firm
d 10 options; southern red, 81 SOgl "a; amber,
u 241l %; No. Maryland. s.; No. Western
winter red on the spo1, 81 241k01 245s; June
delivery, 81 241401 2416; July delivery, 81 2lA
q e; August delivery 81 191S@I ~; sePtem-
steady; Western dull and lower; Southern white
oS16c; yellow. 56057c.
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Bark H L Routh, Bremen.
Bark Arctic (Nor), Riga.
Bark LepantO, Bath, Me.
MEMORANDA.
TYBEE. June l, 500 p m-Passed up, bark
Ruth Nor
Passed out, barks h Routh. Lepanto, Arc.
tic (Nor)
At quarantine, bark Gogla Nor).
Waiting, bark COLUMBIA (Nor).
Wind s, miles; cloudy.
New York, June ARRIVED, Denmark, Ira
vancore, Celtic, Monarch. Circassia, Cimbria,
olympia, Llnhope, Rhineland, Bristol, Vile de
Arrived out, Frisca. Hibernian, Anderson.
wyoming, st Laurent, Crescent City, Sara.
toga, olympus.
Homeward, Still Water New Orleans.
Corunna, June ARRIVED 9th bark q n
Hazeltine, Savannah.
Gibraltar, June ARRIVED 2Yth. bark Mala.
bar. Mobile.
Leith June ARRIVED, bark Eudora. Coosaw
vannah
St Vincent, April 29-sailed. Ganymedes,
Twedestrand, May 9-Arrived, Tonlenskjold,
SaIveSen, Savannah.
Table Bay, April 2O-SaiIed, Flora, Ragusin.
Pensacola. $1,000
New York. May 3O-Arrived. scbrs willie
DeWolfe, Colt, from Jacksonville for Albany:
Altavela, Wells, Jacksonville; Prescott SWEET
Ha J9 Jacksonville; Chas NJ Newins,
Wlcks, Brunswick.
Bath, May 26-Sailed, schr Ed win ! Morrison
Lavender, Southern port. -NO-''
Hamilton Roads, May 27-In port. wind
bound schr w Simmons, Norris, for Jack
Dunkirk, May l7-In the roads, Emile, from
Pensacola - oA-
London, May 19-Arrived, Australia, Christie
phersen, Pensacola
Darien, Ga. May 31-Arrived 9th, schr Agnes
J Grace Ann, Fountain, New ork; 28th. bark
Forest City (Am), Meissner, Baltimore: 31st.
bark Alabama QtaD. Durand, Greenock.
Cleared 2sth, barks Helios Ger, Asmus.
Margarine GER, Wilson. Aberdeen: 31st''
Patna OBJ, Evans Greenock
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EVENING REPORT.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-The debt state
public debt during the month of May to be
l1,15O.72i 81; cash in the Treasury, 1926. 496,
0SS IS; gold certificates $500 900 90; silver GER
outstanding. SO, $50, 900 90; refunding certif.
Gates, S69l,S50 co.; legal tenders outstanding,
SS46,6 ,0l6 90; fractional currency outstand-
ing, 81, 109, 102 90; reduction of debt since
June 30, 1880, $S9,25O, 323 80; cash balance
available, $l55, 161, 1896 81
NEW XoRK. June Money 2G04 per cent.
Exchange, "a Sz34 for sixty days. Government
bonds quiet but firm new hves (coupon) 1914
new four and a half per cents (coupon), 11514
new four per cents (couponl. 1lSA. state
bonds in light demand.
Stocks closed irrepul and weak az follows /.
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RECETPTG


Per Central Railroad. June 1-426 bales cot
ton, cars lumber, box k wagons. 81 boxes
tobacco, 10 hhds tobacco, rolls wrapping
paper, Dbl soda / tierce hams, 81 boxes soan
AZ empty kegs 35 boxes candles, 9 sets wheels
10 wagons and attachments, 200 bbls -four. ID
bags peanuts, case cigars. 6 bales domestics
bbls eggs, threshing machine, Dbl brass.
sacks peas, cases mineral water, crate book
shelves, boxes books, box pictures, l Dbl
lamps, bdl hammocks, 1 case hardware.
bales wool, cases mdse, rolls leather.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway.
June 10 bales cotton. bales hides, 65 bales
wool, 10 bales warns, IS cars lumber oars
wood, car cattle, 682 bbs rosin, 50 bbls spirits
turpentine, 283 sacks corn. $50 bbls and as
boxes vegetables, and mdse.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway. lime
1-2 cars lumber. 40 bbls rosin, bbls mackereI
- bbls liquor, % kits mackerel II cases gin,
rice. bale wool. and mdse
Per steamer Florida, from Florida bale
cotton, % pkgs vegetables, 4 bbls sugar, 2 bbIs
syrup tale WOOL bales hides and skins. 2e
crates vegetables.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-06-02

Twenty years Of experience has firmly
rooted TUFTS Pills IN public estimation
Their wonderful adaPtabilitF to the VAR
ous firms Of disease is marvel to medical
men of all schools. They are largely useu
in hospitals in Europe and America, As well
AZ N the army and navy. Cuba ana oensl
countries where yellow fever preVaiis con-
snme millions Of boxes annually.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-06-02

The latest outcome of the present
labor agitation in Brazil is the decision
of several prominent coffee planters OF
San Paulo to send to the United States
for Chinese laborers- The steamer which
arrived from Rio Janeiro on Saturday,
brings Dr. Jose Cqstodio Alves de Lima.
who is empowered to contract Tor $780,
if they can b5 got
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-06-02

PoULTRY.-MarkeI Iuby supPpASuI uenahu
light. A..
EGGs.-Market overstocked; downward ten
dency. -
BUrTKR.-A good article In demand-not
much on the market
PEANUTS. Market fully supplied; demand
SYRup.-Georgia and Florida in fair demand
and supply.
very little demand
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-06-02
EXPORTS.

Per steamship Gate City. for New York
1924 bales upland cotton, 279 bales domestics
yarns and warps, 7O5 bbls naval stores, n, 755
feet lumber, 70 bales waste, 1856 bbls and 1855
boxes vegetables, so hhds molasses, % bales
wool. "a turtles $50 pkgs mdse.
Per bark Herlof Herlofsen (Nor), for Reval
-@,7o6 bales upland cotton, weighing 1,2S7, 06s
pounds, valued at ST. 5 SOL
Per bark Sarah Douglas (Br), for Liverpool
1,4S2 bales upland cotton, weighing 675, 40.
pounds. valued at $71, 02l; IS bales sea island
cotton, weighing 3,165 pounds. valued at
&c. 100, and 797 sacks sea island cotton seed
weighing 74,fO9 pounds, valued at SAY.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-06-02
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NOON REPORT

MUM hEEO61
FINANCIAL
RIO JASEIRo, May 3i.-Exchange on London,
219k
HAVANA, May 3l.-Spanish gold. 1915. Ex-
change fiat; on the United States, 20 days,
gold, 61507 premium; short sight, gold, f170S
premium; on London. 171k01S premium.
LONDON, June Erie, 5O1S.
400 d. m.-Consols. 1O2 l1-16 for money;
100 1915 for account.
PARIS, June ], 1880 p. m -=Rentes, SCI i2c.
4:aO D. m.-Reptes, s6f soc.
NKw YoRK. June 1.-Stocks opened dull.
Money 3035< per cent. Exchange-long, "a S2lz;
short. 81 s4Ik. State bonds dull Governments
bonds quiet but firm.
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL june l.-Cotton quiet but steady
noiddline uplands, 15-16d; mIddling Orleans,
Cd; sales 5000 bales, for speculation and ex-
port 1900 bales; receipts 4, $50 bales, OF which
All are American.
Futures firm: middling uplands, low mid
ding clause liverable in June snd July,
3i-32A6d: deliverable in July and August.
1-fSds deliverable in August aud September,
6Jk 5-l6d: deliverable In October and No
vember, 8 13-l8d; deliverable in December and
January. 25-s2d.
900 o. MIXTURES: Middling uplands, low
middling clause, deliverable in June end July,
l-32d; deliverable in July and August, 8-32d
deliverable in September and October, I'd,