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The New York Senatorial Deadlock.

ALBANY. June 1.-THE following is the
vote at noon to-day Tor senator in place OF
Roscoe Conkling Jacobs, AZ; Conklinv, q
Wheeler, SO Cornell, 8; Lapham, 10 ;
Bradley. 4; Folger, 8; Tremaine, B; Crow
lev, /. No choice.
The vote TO ill the vacancy caused by the
resignation Of Plat was as follows: Depew,
az: Herman, AS; Plat, 80; Cornell, 10 ;
crowley, 8; Lapham, 4 Wheeler, 2.
The president declared that no choice
had been made. and, on motion, the con-
vention adjourned.
ABITTER ATTACK on AND ATTACHMENT OF THE
ADMINISTRATIONS REPUBLICANS.
Albany. n. Y, June T.-ln the joint
convention to-day, during the call OF the
roll for the vote on the Plat vacancy, when
Assemblyman FL. II. TuthiPs name was
called he arose and said: " Mr.. President,
I desire. sir, to be excused from voting,
and briefly state my reasons. From the
beginning OF this contest my vo.e nus oeen y
cast in one direction. have endeayored 10
be consistent, not only with my conyic-
lions. but with my record. For two years
have consistently given my voice ana my
VOTES for all measures tending to relieve
The people from unjust Determinations and
from UNEQUAL and inequitable taxation. lr
this course have reason to know that An
fully sustained by my constituents in al
these Efforts. I have been bsfiled by Thu
same corrupt power which confroLts us to
day. To continue to oppose this over
sbad0Wipg power Is stu 9uty winch j
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John X. G;Iiiat & Co.'S Circular as to
Tobacco.
LONDON, 4 CROSBY SQUARE, +. c.,
June 9, 1881,

LONDONs 4 thOSD1 IQOAiEs ~
June 2, 1881.
Sir,-BusineSs in this market continues
dull, and without special interest. The
American advices afford no ground for an
ticipatlug much change either way in prices.
Although imports may be smaller than usual
our stocks are so large that the diminutiOn
will be scarcely noticed, and at present the
prospects seem in favor OF full planting.
The sales OF western strips last month in
London cannot have exceeded two to three
hundred bogsheads; and these, we believe,
were chiefly OF medium qualities, except
few old tobaccos, selected, which we under
stand brought Sd. A sale OF 60 hogsheads
Missouri leaf was repOrted-old tobacco
price not mentioned. We continue to hear
Of very cheap offerings in Ireland, but pro-
badly low quality.
Virginia strips were more in demand, ard
one parcel OF some 20 tierces Richmond
dark tobacco, of good quality and flavor,
were sold; also one or two small lots OF
nondescripts at low prices~-say about ID.
for sound tobacco, with some leaf and color.
Brights have not been In demand, and the
BUYERS of leading brands appear TO hold
large stocks, and will take nothing unless
exceptionally fine.
MARYLAND have been sold in small lots at
about Ga for fair brown. Ohios very difficult
to move.
We make no change in our quotations.
For the better parcels OF last years import
there has been no demand sufficient to test
real values.
Quotations: Virginia leaf-Common to
middling, 3t@4l per r.; fair to good and
fine, 5@6a bright fancy, 7@10s and lid.
Virginia strips-Common to Middling, AZ
@6s good TO fine and colory, 7d.@9s and
I'D.
Western eaf-Common TO middling ex.
ports, 2s@4t; good to fine exports, 5@G3 ;
sound dry common to middllng, 34@f4
fair to good and fine, AGO and Cd; color
ing, 7@9d.
Western strips-Common to middling, 4@
81 fair TO good and fine parcels, G@7 and
| 70; selections and bright Kentucky river,
sac! and I'D. nominal.
Maryland aud Ohio, 5@Sa and o..
Negrohead and CayeDdish, 5@12 and lSd.
JOHN X. GILLIAT Il Co.
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Chesapeake ana Ohio ralIsoed, ! srsnt !Ine
soon 20 reach acros8 the continent, whose
pre9ldtnt Il one Of the ablest railroad men
this country has ever known, upon its line
has connected the ore and coal, and along
lis Hoe the free OF new furnaces arc being
lighted. Before two years are passed the
Richmond and Allegheny railroad will
also connect IFS coal and iron aud light
its fires, aud then there will he found in
this State no man blind enough or bold
enough 10 talk OF reimbursement. You ask "
II Is safe and pleasant for northern men 10
bring their fortunes and their families to
Virginia. From on experience OF fifteen
years, bear witness that I have never vet
formed associations so pleasant or friends
so true as In Virginia. The war with its
passions, which did not end at Appomst.
tox, has ended now. speak not as vir.
gin.an, nor as Democrat, but as Uuion
soldier aud Republican, and say that I
never vet thought OF denying my birth.
right until northern Republicans, within
thirty days, have bargained for It's sale. We
shall not deliver, but do our lesser part in
restoring Virginiato her ancient honor.
You ask about The Natural Bridge who
owns 1t, and what they will do with 1t. We
found 1t here fow months ago within a
mile Of the railroad. We found Il fenced
In, with a paddock on the gate and sign
giving the price Of admittance, and we're
told that this place, one OF the wonders OF
the world, was the only inhospitable spot IN
Virginia. We bought the place, broke the
lock, burned the gate, and to-day there Is
no inhospiiable spot In Virginia. Others
have Joined us In the purchase, and inn
provements undertaken-men widely sep
arated In homes and politics: Blaine and
Barnum; Cornell and Ewing; McCor-
mick, OF Chicago; Bartholomew, OF Hart
ford Alexander, OF New York; Davenport,
OF Richmond, and others well known. We
have employed two Of the best landscape
architects in the country; have purchased
over a thousand acres OF laad, and expect
to lay out park that shall be beautiful and
free and national When the Alleghanies
aud the Blue Ridge shall lift their mighty
parallels in vain; when, at last, Virginia
lies, not where eddies are, but where The
tides that cross a continent find their widest
channels; here where God has bridged q
gulf: where mountain top touches noun
tain top; when the answering storm signals
on Eiliots Knob and the Peaks OF Otter
have given place TO fire and wreath
that will not pass away In this mighty
lamphitheatre OF hills, we may touch glasses
and know that people with one parentage
and ono tradition, schooled in common tria
and temptation; living where the same
peace reigns OF every household Is startled
bv the same fire-b bell at night; who sit at The
same table, bow at the same altar, and pray
to the same God for common blessings, !:
essentially and eternally one.
At that time, and in this place, may W.
greet YOU again, and prosperous is you are
prosperous, loyal as you are loyal, may W.
show the bounteous hospitality that Is IL
our hearts, but not in our gift, to-day
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Nnrlh CaroIina COTTON Wills Bnrned.

RALEIGH. n. c., June 1.-THE total de-
struction is reported of SwepsOn's mills, in
Allamquce county, four miles from Graham.
The mills, which were the property OF the
Falls OF Neuse Manufacturing Company.
were OF wood lined with brick, 32l feet in
length and two stories in height. They
were built in 1876 and contained 10000
spindles and 16S looms. Two hundred and
seven operatives were employed. The
total value OF the whole property was about
5000, 900, but it Is understood that the cot
ton.house, bOiIer-house, storehOuses, and
operatives houses were not destroyed. The
fire is supposed to have been caused by the
explosion OF an oil-lamp 1T O'Clock Thurs
day evening. The lamp was in the centre
OF the mill.
The fire ragged till O'Clock this morning.
The assurances on the property are as fol'
lows: German American, $3.50; North
British and Mercantile, 5000; Niagara,
$4,000; Fire Association OF Philadelphia,
$4,000; Commercial Union Assurance Com
pany, $1,000; Petersburg Savings and In
surance Company, 81. 900; Pamlico, Sl,45O;
North Carolina Home, sl,4j0; Watertown,
n. Y, 81 $50; Western Assurance Compa-
nv, $4,000; Lynchburg, s1,450; Queen,
S10,l50; Columbus Insurance and Banking
Company, S2,900-total. $4,000.
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Colonel Frederick A. Conking's charge
that a congressman had taken bride OF
800. 900 from sugar firm In this city at
tracts general attention. Randolph Tucker,
OF Virginia, was member OF the Ways and
Means Committee, and his name has been
mentioned. But 10000 Conklings could not
make people who know Mr.. Tucker believe
that he took the money. Now 1t Is minated
that Colonel Conkling meant the late Fer
naudo Wood, who cannot repei the insinua-
tion.- Netc York Express.
An official statement Of the recent fire in
Quebec shows that 642 houses were burned,
and 1.21l families, consisting OF COPS per-
sons. were rendered homeless. Two thirds
OF these sufferers have lost their all, and had
no insurance.
Joseph f. Smith, prominent lawyer,
died in Chicago Thursday. Mr.. Snith was
Hon. lanes q. Blaine's opponent when be
first ran for Congress in 1868, and his 1ather
was at one time Governor OF Maine.
San Antonio has quite boom. There
have been three or four unexplained MUIR
ders and two suicides within few weeks.
There is no city in Texas that can make
such showing unless 1t is Dallas.
The runaway Chippewa Indians, men,
toned in the Dispatch yesterday, have been
sent back to Wisconsin with a warning not
to come TO Washington again on fruitless
errand.
Lee Faulkner, OF New York. who was to
have been married on Tuesday night to Miss
Effie Hubbard, OF Hartford, Conn.,, has mys'
teriously disappeared.
The Hungarian painter Munkacszy has
sold his picture, ''Christ Before Plate"
for $4,000. 1t will be brought to this
country for exhibition.
There must have been tender spot some
where IN the heart OF the dissipaied fellow
who killed himself yesterday at bis mothers
grave.
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COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES, &c.

THE ANNUAL GRAFTON BEFORE
l. THE SOCIETY OF ALUMNI OF RICHMOND
COLLEGE will be delivered at the Grace-Strte
NJ, by Rev. ID. w. GWIN. ID. d., of Atlanta, Ga. !;
and q POEM By Rev. THOMAS HUME, ID. d., OF
Norfolk.
TO these exercises the public generally are corr
daily invited ,,e.
The SOCIETY BANQUET will be held at the St.
Claire Hotel Immediately after.
HOWARD X. BAYNE, President
= a. CroPTOV Secretary. je l7-3t
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GALvssrox, Tsx, Juue t7.-Tbe Nssss's
Weatbefford special says: William and
Frank Kerby, sons Of prominent farmer.
have been arrested, charged with murder
committed two months ago. A SUPPOSED
horse.thiei was found dangling from limb
IN Jack county. and 1t Is said the evidence
will prove the hanging to have been done
by the Kerbys and five others, who viii be
arrested. rf
A Palestine special says In the case OF
q. c. Rogers, charged with the murder OF
Bishop, about eighteen months ago, -ihe
Jury brought In verdict Of acguittal.
GALVESTON, June ia dispatch from
Troup says shad numbering 125.00o, sent
ont by the Fish Commissioner at Washing.
ton, were deposited in Sabine river yester.
day.
A dispatch from Dallas says a party OF
Mormons, who emgrated from England to
West Texas last fall, passed through that
city on their way to Salt Lake.
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.Y TELEGRAPH TO rlTx DrsrArCn

The President Interviewed BY Leading Wiz.
sinia Republicans ON the status or the
Party In the State-Thc Albany MIDDLE |,
An AssembIyman Pours Heavy Broadside
into che Administration Supporters--A
100000 Fire In North Carolina; the SWEEP
son Mills, In Alamance County, Bnrned-A
Blaze In Chicaao-The "Heated Term " In
New Orleans and Elsewhere; Fatal sun.
strekes-A Canadian Preparing Against n
Second Dciuse-Texas Characterization at
Sea-Progress OF the Tunnel Under the Eng
fish ChanneI-The Cornell Crew Refused
Entry into the Race for the Visitors Cup
Convicted Nihiiists Sentenced.
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DICHMOND COLLEGE.
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES.

JUNE leTH, $50 p. NJ, at SECOND BAPTIST
CHURCH. Address tefOre the Missionary Society
by Rev. J. y. LAKE. o,,r,,,,,
JUNE 2OrH. $50 p. NJ, at GRACE-STREET
BAPTIST CHURCH. Address before the society Oh
Alumni by ID. W. GwIN, ID. ID. Poem Oy Kew
Thomas Hume ID. d., OF Norfolk. Va
JUNE2IsT, $50 +. NJ, at COLLEGE CHAPEL.
Joint celebration of literary societies.
line 22D. $50 p NJ, at COLLEGE CHAPEL.
Address before the TWO literary societies by \. b..
BROWN, ID. ID. mr.
commencement proper. when distinctions and pro-
motions will be announced, medals awarded, dip!o-
mas delivered, and degrees conferred.
ie l7-lJe23
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COMMERCIAL.
BY Telegraph.

bales; apands, IL l;l6c:; Orleans. II 5.l6c.;
weekly net receipts 2,ls3 bales; gs1ss rece.D,1'
bales; France. 552 oales 10 Continent, 795 bales
sales, 8, 434 bales stock, l66,s77 bales southern
aour Arm and quiet; common 10 TAR extra 70 ZoW
a5'75: GOOD TO cEoce extra. $5.s00t7. Wheat
onened about &c lower and closed A shsde stronger
ungraded spring sl10@sl 10; Corn-Casn dnh
GRADED, 3l657c. Oats heavy and '9l@ lc. lower; NO:
2. 44Hc. Hops quiet aud steady Coifte firm and
qne s9 9 gne ar ane very r' n.d strong Mo-
iasses fair inquiry. Rice ia fair demand ana n,n.
Ro.in AZ g 05Ss2o74 TGrpen1Ine nlEner
domestic fleece. 3l@45c.; Texas AZ 2sc. FORK a
shade better aud more active at tl7.2o Tor pew
81 LARD shade higher and moderately active at
All. 25@Sl1.27.. Freighis weak.
BALTIMORE.
p,rrn,oHE. Junel7-Flolr firm; Howard Stree !
and western superine. So 50@s4 20 extra, s4.oO
@s525: fsmily. 81 5o@s6; cily Mlis snls 81 ne
Is7: Rio brands. 1925 Paapsco family. s.Z3:
Wheat Southern quiet; western easier dnn uu,i
southern red, sl.20@sl.25; amber. sl.26@l.so;
$40. i!' August, s. 2sf@si .2ss; septe@Ser,
VI 80 ss,dy: loahern white. G5$c yellow 59c
a,ts easier: western white. 43@i6c.; mixed 9s
G44c. Provisions hrm Mess pork, Oh. " l ;
new. sls. Bulk meats-Loose shoulders and clear
Shoulders s7.75 clear. rib tides, $40; hans,
ali so. Lard-Rehned, sl2. Coffee STEADY hio
- soft. l09sc. Whisky dull al sl'OS ZOE ~"
lots. freghts firm.
CINCINNATI.
c1ScrSSArr. June i7.-Flomr active. fEa, and
higher: family, S5.3O0s5.50: fancy, to.19D
1850. Wheat scar ce aud arm No. red minter.
kI.20I.. Corn steady aud firm a. 47ic. ,ns quiet
al Ace Bulk meats strong and higher SHOULDERS,
a.: rim Ss.55Gss.6 90. Bacon In good dehlnd ana
np,ces a shido higher: shoulders. se,s1H; rib,
se37k: sides. SO. rs. whlskey In fair fihand and
etsady: commoa and liaht. s4.25@t5.sS; packing
and butchers, s5.3aGt6 10.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. June l7.-flour firm amily, "a 20
Ms475: choice to fancy, s6086.oo. Wheat strong
AVID higher 1T 81 10. Corn easles NJ 52Sc. pats
strong and higher at 43c. Pork strong sisoV
iiSes. is. Bacon arm shoulders s6,75; rib. $40
sides $3.50 sugar-cured hansss 114c. Whiske,
steady at si.oe. ar or,s
sr.LouIs. June l7.-Flour steady sndunchsorea
| Wheat hieher and In active export demand No =
! red fall, sl.13k@sl. IAN cash, 81 l4aMfl.!f,,
! July. Corn in good demaud add snsier: ao*sst
cash, 4esc. June Oats lower 49, can rnaIun s,
| arm at SO 1851 80. Bulk: meat. nrmer ,houi
| ders, $3.50: RIB, vs. 80; sides. " 20. bssol
higher shoulders. se.TS; rib, 90 fo@ss.oo; 'ids'
s'ooSs''0' CHICAGO.
| CnrcAao. June l7.-Fiour steady aud nrm
wheat unsettled, generally higher, aud active; Nc
| q Chicago spring, tl.lO@sl .lOA each. VI: y JUNE
Corn In good demand ard shade higher soc, W
4She June. Oats steady and la fair demand yehs
err: il8. 62Hasl8.7 cash. Lard active, hrm, "a
higher nj si0eo@sl0 92k. puk-meats in ta
demsud ana higher shoulders, IS 10; RIB, Is B2S
clear, % 50. Whiskey higher si.oe'
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Bound for the Northern Seas.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 17.-The United
States steamer Rodgers left for the northern
secs yesterday at - p. NJ. She was es.
corted 10 the Heads by several tugs and
yachts. AS she passed along the waterfront
every vessel saluted her, and thousands OF
persons witnessed her departure. The wind
blew too strong for small yachts. so the
contemplated escort by the yacht fleet was
abandoned. The officers and crew OF the
Rodgers left in the best Of health and
epiritc
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Abandoned Bark.

LONDON, June l7.-Bark "The Queen"
abandoned April 10th on her voyage from
Pensacola to London. was seen Today
twenty eight miles west.southwest 81 Fast
net in tow OF tug Lord Bandoa, bound to
Queenstown,
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HunsEr1's COCAINE has received uniyer-
sal endorsement. No other preparation pos
sesses such remarkable properties LOT em,
belishing and strengthening Inc par anu
rendering It dark and glossy. IL cures paio'
ness and eradIcates dandrun.
Burnetl's Flsyorlpg Extracts are the pes"
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Against the Cornell Grew.

LONDON, June 1850 p. Mr.. Gillig |
teegraphs fIom Henley-on.tne- Thames this
afternoon that the stewards OF the regatta
have decided to decline the entry OF the
Cornell University crew for the race for the
Visitors cup.
The Sportsman says: Z" The actions OF the
stewards OF the Henley regatta 10 declining
the entry OF the Cornell University crew for
the race for the Visitors cup is perfectly i'm
eXplcable, save on the ground that this
body has ever been notorious for meddling,
misai raDgemeDt, and lack OF courtesy. Ii
says: eve deeply regret that the Cornell
four have received such treatment, and
wish them to understand that the general
public does not sympathize in the least with
the eccentric peryersity Of the Stewards
Collision at Sea.
LONDON, June 1.-THE English steamer
Haytieu, from Galveston May 18th, has ar
rived at Liverpool. She reports having
been in collision, and put into Foyal for
repairs. Her master, Captain Miller, died
on the passage. The vessel with which the
Haytien came in collision was the British
bark Ora p. Stafford, Captain Smith, from
Bordeaux May 9th for Hampton Roads. The
Haytien had her port bow damaged and the
bark had her bows stove, and was aban-
doned in j sinking condition. Her crew
were landed at Liverpool by the Hayden.
Not True.
LONDON, June 1.-THE Daily Telegraph
SAYS: At late hour last night telegram
from Paris stated that no objection to Fox
ball as winner OF the grand prize had been
received there.
Preparing for Another Flood.
OTTowA, ONT, June IA man named
Martel commenced building a miniature
ark on Dalhousie street this morning in an.
licipation OF food on The 10Th Of June.
His wife has spent the entire week in cook
ing and preparing provisions for the trip.
The Proposed English Channel Tun-
mel.
LONDON, June 17.-Sir Edward Watkin
chairman OF the Southeastern Railway Com
pany, has informed a meeting OF that com
pany that two experimental shafts for The
proposed channel tunnel have been sunk
ON the English side and two on the French
side, and that from one Of the shafts on th'
English side gallery 500 or 900 yards Ions
and seven feet in diameter bad been driven
The progress during last week has beer
Isixty-seven yards, which Is equal to TIVE
miles yearly. The French experiments bay
realized exactly the same results. 1t fol
lows, therefore, that a seven-foot tunne
under the channel ought to be completed IL
five years.
Condemned Nihilists.
ST. PETERSBURG, June lit is an
nofnced that the recent cour!-martial 20
The trial OF Nihlists at Kieff sentenced tw
persons TO death and the remaining eigh
either to penal seryitude or exile to 81
IBERIA. The Emperor committed the death
sentences to penal servitude for life. TIL
accused included four women.
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FANCY GOODS, &c.
GTEVENS
Is MORE ATTRACTIVE THAN EVER.
CALL AND SEE THE NEW GOODS
OPENING THERE.
THE VARIETY Is ALMOST ENDLESS.
FANCY GOODS, &c.

CHINA TEA SETS, BERRY SETS,
ICE.CREAM SETS, DESSERT SETS,
CHAMBER SETS, TOILET SETS;
DISC sTATUETTEs, CHINA FIGURES, BAs-
KETS, TOYS;
" SNOW" GOODS in rich and novel designs;
in Brown Lava, Fine China Fancy
with rich gold decorations;
FANCY CUPS AND SAUCERS, MUGS, DEs-
sERT PLATES. BERRY PLATES;
STANDS, MATCH STANDS, MA
JOLICA PITCHERS, COMFORTS TEA-PoTs,
SALAD BOWLS, ICE BOWLS, FRUIT
PLATES, &C, &C:
An immense stock of BLACK WALNUT SIDE
apd CoRSFR-BRACKETS, WALL POCk-
ETs, TABLES. BOOR-SHELVEs, &C.
You will lind the lowest prices on ROGEkss
SPOONS. KNIVES aud FORKS, all sizes, at
STEVENS,
-. 500 Broad street.
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Chair Factory burned.

CHICAGO, June II "A. p. johnson IL Co.'S
fve-story brick chair mandatory was
burned last night. The employees in the
upper stories escaped with great difficulty,
five being slightly burned while flying from
the burning buildings. Loss on stock, ma
chinery and building, 100000.
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Ruu,ser.HilI Anniversary.

BOsToN, June 17.-As June llth is not a
legal holiday the celebration Of the ami.
versary OF the battle OF Bunker Hill to-day
was confined almost exclusively to Charles
town, although but little business was done
in other parts of this city.
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The Bribery Inycstigafion.

ALBANY, N. Y, June 1.-THE bribery
investigation to-day was mainly confined to
the examination Of various bank officers
with regard to large sums Of money drawn
by members OF the Legislature in currency
since the beginning OF the senatorial con-
test. Nothing OF decisive character was
elected
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Distiugutshed VisitOrs.

WINNIPEG, MIMI, June 17.-General NJ.
C. Butler, United States senator from South
Carolina, and General Gibbons, OF the
United States army, commanding at Fort
Smelling, near St. Paul, are here on a plea
sure excursion.
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sALgs.-1O shares Atlsnia ana Charlotte stock 81
60k; 10 shares Petersburg Railroad stock at 81, 80
do. at Sos 20 do. at 86. 20 d.. at 36t: 20 shares
Richmond and Allegheny at 80. 20 DO. ~ esk; 30
shares Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta stock al
SIX; 10 shares Norfolk and Western pNfsrred at
63.
leghany Raiirosd lB b. at 50, 100 DO. at 20; 80
shares Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad at 80; %. 09O
Atlanta ana Charlotte income IS at 95x; 5000
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New ORLEANS, June 1.-THE weather
for the past three days has been excessively
hot. Thirteen eases Of sunstroke have been
reported since Tuesday morning, seven Of
which terminated fatally. At vicksburg to-
day the maximum temperature is reported
NJ 101O
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A ssIsTING NATURE A LITTLE BIT.

When the resources OF Nature have become re-
tard, d. no matter from wha: cause, Is then quite
time help the Liver aud Spleen, and other organs,
10 perform their thorough dntyor we shall soon be
quite Ill., In such cases there Is more natural
remedy than A MILD CATHARTfC, one which Will
be sure 10 perform It's duty without in1uring the
system I'm the least. -.
such, let US saw In all eandor. Is SIMMONS he
PATIO COMPOUND. IL will gently move the
bowels, without irritating them In the least when
the medicine works The bowels are sodhed aud
healed like cbarm-yet the medicine Is more effec-
tive than Calomsl Que OF the principal ingredients
possess all the good qualities ~ that poisonous drug
without any of IT'S constituents.
4 dose OF SIMMONS HtPATIC COMPOUND
every night going 10 bed will iDfailibiy restore
health. Testimony Of the highest consideration
| from every portion Of the country. aud from all
classes OF people abundanly subs'antsate his fact.
he i'm aoriance OF this treatment cannot be over
| estimated and 1t shOud be tried by ali means.
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