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A Deputy sheriff Killed by a Despe'
RADIO.

DANvTLLE, Va, June SIN Stokes coun-
ty, n. c., last THURSDAY night, Frank b.
ker, deputy sheriff, was shot and killed
by jesse Smith, for whom he had warrant
OF arrest. The deputy sheriff, accompanied
By posse, went TO James II. Smiths house
i'm the nighttime to effect Jesse's ARE st.
About daybreak the posse surrounded the
house and knocked at the door. After
considerable delay the door was opened by
John Smith, and as it was opened Jesse, in
his nightclothes, and wearing long-eared
bonnet, passed out by another door. ac.
companied by his mother and sister. When
they reached the yard they found themselves
surrounded by the posse, and the women
returned to the house, but Jesse ran
through the posse to escape. As he ran
several shots were fired at him, but without
effect. When he reached the point where
DEPUTY Sheriff Baker had posted himself
the latter tried 10 intercept him. Jesse
thereupOn shot Baker through the body and
made good his escape. Baker died in an
hour. jesse Smith is represented as very
desperate man, who has previous TO this
murder shot several other men, and he be.
longs to a family OF desperadoes. A reward
OF 500 has been offered for his arrest by
the county authorities, and an application
has been made to the GOverno. OF North
Carolina to offer further reward OF $500.
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The Army or The Potomac.

GENERAL SHERMAN on JEFF. DAvIs's BOOK.
WASHINGTON, June s.-A special 10 the
Star from Hartford. Conn, says The meet.
Ing OF the Army Of the Potomac here to-day
was the largest OF all its gatherings. Gene
raj II. G.. Wright, OF Washington. now its
president, called the meeting 10 order. Gov
ernor Hoyt, of Pennsy lyania, and the Phila-
dephia delegation attract marked attention.
General Sherman will deliver the annual
address this evening. Ii Is understood that
it will be OF unusual interest, rs he will
reply to some Of the criticisms made upon
him by JEFF. Davis in his book, just out. 10
this book he refers to the burning OF Co.
lumbia, :. G., and General Sherman's cam.
paign in and around Atlanta, and compares
him TO The wicked and notorious Duke OF
Alva and Wallestein OF history. General
sherman says there is no more sense in that
comparison than there would be in a claim
that he was equal "to Cesar and all his
commentaries" The day is bright and the
city is crowded.
THE PROCEEDINGS OPENED.
The public exercises this afternoon were
held at the Opera House, which was densey
crowded. The body OF the house was Oc-
cupfed by veteran soldiers and guests, and
the galleries by citizens, including many
ladies. Over the stage was a representation
OF a military camp, with tents, Calling guns,
flags, etc. The proceedings were opened
with on address by Mayor Buckley, which
was briefly responded to by General Ii. g..
Wright. president Of the society. A poem
was read by Colonel s. ID. Sumner, OF
Bridgeport, and the Grafton, delivered by
Daniel Dougherty, Of Philadelphia, was re-
ceived with frequent and enthusiastic APP
plause.
After the Grafton brief speeches were
made by General ". T. sherman, Secretary
of-War Lincoln, Generals Burnside, Frank
lin, Hawley, Sickles, Deyens, and Slocum,
and Governor Bigelow. A committee was
appointed 10 arrange for a general reunion
of the societies OF the several armies. The
next meeting OF the society will be held in
Detroit next year.
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Obs,rey,erous Striking Brewers.

New YOI;K, June Sat meeting OF the
employing brewers this afternoon 1t was
stated tbs all the Brooklyn breweries were
in full oDeratiOn, and that all save i've in
this city were running as usual. The
Ststen-island breweries are also said to be
in full operation. A telegram was sent TO
Germany to-day asking for experienced
brew ers. The strikers stopped the wagons
OF CIanssin's brewery this afternoon and
compelled the drivers to leave their teams:
Police aid was sought for the protection Of
the drivers.
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Claim. for $50. 5000, 900 Compromised.

CHICAGO, June Sat the Millers' Con-
yention yesterday The Cochrane patent
cases, representing claims for damages 10
the amount OF $50 100000 against members
Of the Association, were settled by eompro-
mise. the terms OF which are private. IL
was stipulated that no millers in the coun-
try except those who are members OF the
Association shall profit by the settlement,
and that hereafter no millers shall be adj
mitted to member ship except on majority
vote OF the Execut Committee.
In the matte. OF the Deuchheld patent,
on account Of which suits have been begun
In Minnesota gainst sixty milling firms, the
Convention d ecided to stand all the expense
OF defending the suits.
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Washington and Lee University.
MEETING or TIE CENTENNIAL ASSOCIATION
IN PHILADELPHIA

IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 8.--This after.
noon there was meeting OF the Centennial
organization for the better endowment OF
Washington aud Lee University, of Lex
ington, Va. II was for the purpose OF OIL.
ing the vacancy In the office OF president
! caused by the death OF Hon. Morton McMi.
cbael and that Of vice-president occasioned
by the death Of Hon. A. T.. Borle. 1t was
also intended 10 transact any other business
that might be brought up.
The meeting was held In the Select Coun.
Gil chamber. franklin B. Gowen occupy Ing
the chair. There were present Hon. George
ii. Boxer, General Robert ID. Lilly, Colonel
John w. Forney, Hon. s. j. Randall, Hon.
Benjamin A. Wills, OF New York; g. Wat.
son james, editor OF the Richmond Stand.
ard Senator Jones, OF Florida, and others.
Rev. 7. L. Everett opened the proceedings
with prayer.
Hon. Samuel j. Randall was chosen per-
manent chairman. On taking the chair he
said the institution was incorporated in
1882. Its name was changed TO Washington
Academy. in 1893. General Washington en-
dowed 1t by the presentation OF one hun
bred shares Of the James-R Company
which had been awarded to him by CRATE.
been increased by the constituency. He re-.
ferred at some length TO The history OF the
Institution down to the present time.
Resolutions deploring the deIih OF Nor
ton McMichaeI. Henry c. Cary, A. T.. Borie,
and Thomas L. scott were passed, and ad
dresses were made by Hon. G.. II. Boxer.
L. Il. Garner, Colonel A. X. Mcclure, Gen
eral Robert ID. Lilly, Colonel John w. For
ney, Senator Jones OF Florida, Hon. Il. A.
Willis II New York, and w. a. Royal Of
Virginia.
Mr.. w. w. Harding moved that tie
following gentlemen be made members
OF the organization Ii. II. Houston,
Vincent l.. Bradford, Hon. John Welsh,
and j. Price Wetherel, Of Philadelphia );
James Miliken, OF Bellefont, Pennsylvania;
Hon. j. ID. Cameron. OF Harrisburg; j. j.
Astor, +. o. French, August Belmont,
Colonel l.. VI. Lawson, Hon. b. A. Willis,
Rev. Morgan Dix, William MntuTn, Francis
X. Rvcs, John c. Latham, James Wilson,
and William Il. Garrison, OF New York I;
Colonel Houston Church, Of Savannah !;
and Edwin Harrison, q 81. LOuiS. They
were unanimously elected.
Colonel FOrney nominated W. w. CorcO-
ran, OF Washington, as president Of the
Association. After a speech by Colonel
Forney the motion was agreed to.
II. II. Houston, OF Philadelphia, was
chosen vice president.
Colonel Forney then offered the following
gentlemen for members Of the Advisory
Board +. o. French, OF New York, and
Edwin Harrison, OF ST. Louis; aud for
Executive Committee, James WilrOw, OF
New York. They were elected after which
the meeting adjourned.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY. June 8. 1881.
sALEs-2O shares Petersburg and Weldon Kali
road stock at 35, 20 do. at 34k 10 40. at 34a, 10
do. at "a 10 do. at 33s. 40 DO. at 33A 10 do. at
33x, 81 do at 334; 100 United States As at l1S'
10 shares Chesaneake and Ohio Railroad stock at
30; 10 shares Atlantic. Mississippi aud ONO Rail
road stock al 20; 10 shares Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad common al so: 40
shares Atlanta and Charlotte Railroad stock at s2&
80 do at s2S, 10 do. at s2h 80 do. at s2b; 10
shares Charlotte Columbia and Augusta Railroad
stock at ssh 10 do. at 81, do. at 561' 20 do at
56, 10 do al Sex. 10 do. at 56l 10 do. at 13'l,
do at 55L 10 DO. at SAX, 80 do. at 5is. 10 do. At
54l.. IL do. at Sag. 10 do. at $40, 80 do ID. G., at
59,I: 600 Western North Carolina Railroad 70 at
1O7l, 1000 do. at los; shares Merchants and
Mechanics Insurance Company stock at 30.
EVENING SALEs.-10 shares Atlanta and Char
lo,te Railroad stock at s2A 10 snares Merchants
National Bank stock at ia; 10 shares Richmond
and Allegheny Railroad stock at 62s; si3 "a con-
sortfractOnl at 130.
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~ 1'sisgrapn.
EuW Y0ul

NEW YORK. June g. Noon. stocks weak Money,
3n5f per cent txchange-Long. 4e4t; shor,
a"' s Ses ses
1924. Governments weak and lever: new 6s,
1903; new as, ll4s; new 4s. ll7k. states dull
WALL STREET YESTERDAY.
NEW YORK. June e.-The Poxs financial article
United States bonds are lower for he 4's 4s, and
5t's, and y for the 5's. II appesrs that great
many more SIS we're held in Europe than had been
estimated here. state bonds are doll and steady.
Railroad tonds arr Irresuisr but generally higher.
Tho stock market y all lower than yesterday.
write prices are eayaneinr and are A@l per
cent above the iowe.f, although still Ad1k
below Yesterdays .cosing. The prevailing tone
nonncement OF Railroad Pool mmissoner Fink
That AZ the request Of the New York Central and
a5ison railroad The rates OF FREIGHT OF The 7th and
9Th classes are reduced cents per I 90 pounds
the Chicago and New York basis. This notice OF
Commissioner Fink seeIss to coBArm the reports
curfenl OF late that the tfink line roads were cut
ing rates. which reports were den,e-l by Mr.. Van
dtrbilt sud Mr.. Jewett. Mr.. Fink IN his announce
ment says: E" Rates may be restored at any time
hts ac,ion Is for the purpose OF forcing restoration
OF the former rates by all the companies. The
wessestst to-day have been those of The Trunk
Hines, tine Elevated roads The Grangers, and C., C.
aud j. q. The stocks which have shown most
strength have been the Southwestern and Western
IL the ruling rate for call loans with ~ and ~ per
cent the exceptional rates. Time loans are 10 Al
ptI tclt. tTltlt He1chhllit payer IS JN4f per
cent. The posted rates for foreign exchange are as
yesterday.
The following quotations were eurrent to- Gay at
2:3O L. NJ. Western Union, 1888; Western Uslon
new stock, 50: New York Central, lA7H; Lake
shore, 81; Michigan Central, 10: New York.
Lake Efie and Western, 479S; New York. Lake Erie
ana Western seconds, loan Delaware, Lackawan ma
and Western, 1864; New Jersey Central l02%:
Delaware and Hudson. 10; Reading, SgA; North.
western, 1879; 81. Paul. l26&; WABASH and
Pacinc. 54t; Wabash and Pacific preferred,
g34; Union Pacific. 1874; NJ, X. and T.. soy;
Hanni1al aud 81, Joseph, SO: st. Louis and
Iron Mountain. 81; OHIO and Mississippi, 4sk;
Pacific Mai, 52k; G. G. and I. G., 81; Northern
PacIhe common. 43s; Northern Pacific preferred,
s3%; San francisco common. 51A; san Francisco
preferred. IN; san francisco first prefer ed. III
Central Pacific, 954: Rock Island, l43gt: Chesa-
pfake aud Ohio, 80; Louisville ana Nashville,
lOol Ontario and Western, 36k: Manhattan Ee.
Vated 27%: Illinois Central, l42; Canada SOUTH
ern, 10 Chicago, Burlington aud Quincy. e6K;
Denver and RIO GraDde, lllA: IT. Paul aud
Dnaha, 40; It. PAM aud Omaha preferred. 107f;
t.c. {. and l., OK: Erie aud Western, 6ljf; Chi.
ci9o, ~. Louis ana New Orleans, S3s; Col. Coal
664.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, June S.-Virginia O., consols, s3i:
second trlrs, Al; DaS'-due coupons, so new
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The Huntington wv. Va.) Advertiser
sAi': The city physician, DIR. Wetzei, an.
bounced 10 the Mayor on Tuesday last that
sll oi the smallpox patients In town were
.uredj wbereupon the authorities declared
Ilal there was no longer any necessity ior
ezra medical attendance at that institu-
lion.
:. Mr.. Brook, Of Virginia, once Mayor OF
Aoriolk, but for some time past resident
ucspitol Hill, Washington, died very suo.
Venly Yesterday morning. He got out OF
Seo at the usual time, and washed ana
dressed, and then lay on sofa 10 reau
newspaper, but when his wife, who had
sone 10 see about breakfast, returned sue
found BIN dead.
.. Chicago has ghost that throws bricks.
iee other night II aimed one at u policeman
VINO was sitting on fence and sent him
spfswling into the next yard. Ghosts Wild
yak chains and grosn have long since been
recognized by science. but brick.throwlng
sSSoIlns have hitherto kept themselves In TIE
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r,,. uoun, yernon ASSOCIATIONS.

WASHINGTON, June S.-The annual Counel'
Of the Board Of Regents OF the Mount vernon
Ladies' Association began at Mount YER
non yesterday morning-Mrs. LAZY Laugh
ton, the Regent, presiding. Vice. Regents
Miss Emily Harper Of Maryland, Mrs. Mar,
garet Sweet Of Maine, Mrs. Mary Halsted
OF New Jersey, Mrs. Ball OF west vlr'
giuia, Mrs. Yulee OF Florida, and MIS-.
Barnes Of the District OF Columbia, were
present. The report OF Colonel Hollings.
worth was submitted. Everything aoo".,
the mansion and grounds Is In exce..ienl
condition,
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A Family Swept Away by Flood and
Drowned.

WHEELING, W. Va, June s.-A rain
storm OF unusual severity occurred in this
region about midnight last night, greatly
damaging the crops, roads, bridges, &c. A
familJ named Stroub, living on Glenn's
run. was swept away in the night, the
,aolber and five children being drowned.
and the father carried on log to the head
Of one Of the Sisters islands, where be was
found to-day in an inseaslble condition,
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The New Hampshire seuatOrship.

Boston, June S.-A special from Con-
cord, n. H., says: The State Senate passed
resolution to-day asking the Supreme
Court for an opinion as to the legality OF an
election OF IA United States senator at the
present session to dill the vacancy OF Senator
Rollins, whose term expires in 1888. The
Democrats voted solidly against it. A full
bench is now here, and an early opinion
NAV be expected.
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CINCINNATI, June S.-That portion OF The
building OF the Robinson Wagon Company
which was saved from burning when the
other buildings were destroyed two or
three months ago was totally destroyed by
fire last night, with large quantity Of pro.
perry and machinery. LOSE, 100000. In.
surance, $4,000.
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DESTRUCTIVE HAIL-STORM CROPS DE-
sTROYED AND HOUSES INJURED-COURSE OF
THE STORM.
[Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
AMELIA COURTHOUSE, June Z, 1881.
Our county was visited on last Friday
evening bv one Of the most destructive
wind aud hail-stOrms within the memory
even Of that venerable gentleman "the old
est inhab tant." Fields OF wheat, corn,
OATS, clover, and tobacco were swept Deiore
il and buried in The earth. Pastures were
made bare and smooth as threshing. moor,
and every vestige OF grass beaten IN tue
ground. Gardens were stripped OF every
vegetable, and In many instances ifuIt- anu
forest-trees were not only stripped OF tue'I
foliage. but the bark beaten off by the icy
missiles. which fell thick and heavy, In
many places measuring from five 10 seven
inches in circumference, and left three and
four inches deep on the land, and could De
seen three days after it fell stu REMAINING
ON the ground. Shingles on the roofs oil
bouses were split and beaten OF, and tin
roofs cut through in holes, TO say nothing
OF the breakage OF window-g lass, which 10
some instances was broken through the
closed Venltian blinds.
THE COURSE OF TIE STORM.
The storm swept over nearly the entire
length OF our county, averaging 10 breadth
abont four miles, commencing on the Apo
mattox river Just above Clemmontown {;
thence in a straight line via Amelia Court
house, Bridgeforih's Mill, Mannboro', Namo,
zine: and thence through the counties OF
Dinwiddie and Prince George, as l learn.
The wind seems TO have increased In Sc
verify between Brdgeforth's Mil ana the
Dlnwiddie line, as many buildings were
blown down after passing the former To-
cality. The loss falls heavily upon our
farmers at this time, and can't be less than
10000. hA"h'~'
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Senator Sherman, on taking the chair,
said Governor Foster had earned his re-
nomination by his brilliant canvass OF two
years ago, which had resulted in the election
of General Garfield. He then briefly re-
viewed the history and achievements OF the
Republican party, and congratulated the
Republicans OF Ohio upon the fact that
there was no room in that State for q leader
who commands and dictates. "There
never has bcen," he said, "and there
never will be, time for primary
or boss The man who attempts
it bad better make his will before
hand" (Applause.l Senator Sherman
then reviewed the financial policy OF
the present administration, and congratn-
lated the people OF The country upon It's
great success. The tax on wbiskey alone,
he laid, Will now pay the interest OF pub
lie debt which frightened brave men fifteen
years ago.
In conclusion, he said: 81 believe ! can
say, in advance OF the resolutions which
have been or will be offered, that General
Garfield has the emphatic approval OF the
Republicans Of Ohio in the course he has
thus far pursued" GApplause.]
The full ticket put in nomination is as
follows: For Governor, Charles Foster /;
for Lieutenant Governor. Judge Richards,
OF Jefferson county; for Treasurer, Joseph
Turney (nstead OF Richards, as before erro-
peously lelegrapbed); for Judge OF the SUI
preme Court, Nicholas Longworth, Of Gin
cinnali; for Attorney.General, George h.
Nash.
The temperance plank Of the platform,
about which there was some difference OF
opinion, is as follows:
Resolved, That the public interests re-
quire that the General Assembly should
submit TO vote OF the people such amend
menis 10 the Constitution OF the State rela-
tive TO the manufacture, sale, and use Of in
toxicating liquors as shall leave the whole
matter TO the Legislature.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, June 8. 1881.
SALES.
CORN ySlte, $40 bushels good at SIC.
MEAL.-Sa bushels al Gle.
Flour.

FlOnr-We quote Fine, 236S3.5O: extra. IS. 81
@t5: 10; superbne, S3.75@i4.50; common family
s6@s62o; choice or patent family. f7.JO@SS;
1925.
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RESIGNATION ACCEPTED.

Secretary Hunt has accepted inc resigns
ton OF Commodore Jefiers as Chiei OF lhe
Bureau OF Ordnance, to take eiecI june
3Otb. Commodore Jeflers VIII theu vsiI
Europe TO examine and report upon foreign
ordnance and torpedo services OF the Se'e-
raj nayics.
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Tur Peoples WORLDWIDE VERDICT
Burnett's Cocosine has been SOFA III e'c.y
civilized country, and the PUBIC nave ,.m wa
Sered The verdict that it is the cheapest and
hest hair. dressing Ia the world.
Furnett,s Flsy0ripg Extracts are inyaria-
bIy acknowledged the purest and lbe Des1
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Warrington Items.

WASHINGTON, June S.-Marshal Robert
NJ. Douglass. OF North Carolina, son OF
the late Stephen A. Douglass, Is In the city
to retain, II possible, the office he now
holds. He says he came mere 10 DE inlro-
duced TO bis successor, Dut mas hol oeeh
able TO find him as yet.
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Ohio Republican Conventions.

CLEVELAND. June S.-Senator Sherman
was elected permanent chairman OF the Re-
publican State Convention, which assembled
here to-day. The platform adopted en-
dorses the administration OF President Gar.
field and Of Governor Foster. and cOngratu-
lates the latter on the skiIful refunding Of
the State debt at rate less than 81 per
cent. interest. Governor Charles Foster
was renominated for Governor by asclama-
ton. Judge Richards, OF Jefferson county,
was nominated for State Treasurer.
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L5nchburg Passenger Train, No. "A, Daily.


ctNt i.ChIlohu e5U "A. M.
ArfNc burheNlhe''''.,.,,,... ,,.......ll 1850 A. M.
Train No. A connects at Burkeville with Nor.
folk al Western railroad for FarmviLe, Lynch
burg, and all southwester' points.
Train No. 30 fast MALL stops only at Jeiersvile,
BRAKES Branch BarkSdale's, Dsnvine. Greensboro',
salisbury, Charlotte. Spartanburg. Greenyie. SEM
eca Toccos, Ia 4, ard Gainesville, connecting at
Atlantis for all points South and u'hwesl.
Train No. AZ Through passeDRerI stops at all sta
lions, connecting at >utherlins With Milton and
Nutherlin Narrow-tiauge railroad fsr Milton; at
Salisbury with Western North Carolina railroad for
all poin IN Western North Carolina; at Atlanta
for all points south and southwest.
Train No. AZ Through passenger and msil stops
at all stations, connecting al Sutherhn's with Milton
ana Suiherlin Narrow-G an2e railroad for Milton:
at Atlanta for AL points South and Southwest; at
Charlotte with Charlotte, Columbia aud Auglistz
railroad for Columbia, Augusta, Savannah. and
Florida points.
Trains from the above-named points arrive At
Richmond 443 l.. W., i:ls L. NJ. 1893 A. NJ, and
7P.M.
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE:
On Train No. 4s-New York and Atlanta ria
Richmond.
on Train No. 42-washington. al d Richmond,
and Danville, and Danville and Augusta.
Tickets sold 10 all points souLh, southeast, AND
southwest, and baggage checked through.
No lay-over checks given on local tickets.
A. POPE,
General Passenger aud Ticket Agent
r. N. r. rALCOrr. General Manager. my l5
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Sun SETS. nh HUTTHH ssssss's'ss III
Moon sets.......-.- 2:2O Evening. 2il7
PORT OF HICHMoNN JUNE S, 1854.
ARRIVED.
Steamer t.rbt5. Clifford, Norfolk, UnitCt Stats
mail, merchandise and passengers, l.. b. Tsun,
agent.
MRMORsSDA
BALTIMORE June 7.-A-Tived: Schooner Walter,
Thomas, from RichmonC, sch0oners =. Thomas
Shackeif0rL aud Narihs Collins. MCgsan, frGss
York river. with umbes; schooner Martha Free
man, sterling. from West Point. ,ad Schooner
Louisa WAIVERS, Coster, from JamtA river, With
lumteF.
NGge YORK, June ARRIVED: Schooner n y.
Willetts WIlIetts from RIchme no .schoonur ~ Jia
Middleton. Bunneli. ffsm Nrg' MA.
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HAVING QUALIFIED AS EXECU-
III TOR OF Tie ESTATE OF PATRICK J.
FOLEY. deceased, hereby notify all parties IN
aebted TO said estate 10 make payment 10 me at
once ; aud those hlving claims against said estate
70 present them to me, Properly authenticated, for
settlement, THOMAS O'gONSOR
Executor.
JUNE 4, 1881, t6A.
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IRON, STEEL. GRlNDsrONxs, &c.

IRON, STEEL, &c.--BEST REFINED
i iron, CONFUSING q full assortment OF Fats
Rounds, sqnsres, Oyais, Banda. &C.; kuss!a. Gal:
Norway iron, Norway shapes aud Rods MAYORS
fast-Sfetl, German add BIistered steel, Machinery
and Tire Steel, Bahbit Metal. fAg.Tin, Spelters
For sale by .
ap l2-Sm HtNhN ". NONfuANs