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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-10
BY Tctegrapn.
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK. June 9.-Co,ton quiet and steady I;
sales, 547 bales; upiands, IL IL. lee; Orleans.
III l5.l6c.; conso idaied net receipts. 1881
France, 500 bales: 10 Continent. 1.400 bales.
southern -four steady. common 10 fair extra. IS 20
dso.75; good TO choice, $500 $3.50. Wheat a
sl@tl.l2. Corn rather more steady and quiet :
ungraded, 5Om57c: Oats without decided change.
Hops quiet and duh. Coffee firm and q1iei Sugar
prime. ssc.; re8ued quiet and weak: Standard a.
los. Molasses quiet and unchanged. Rice firm aud
IN moderate demand, Rosin strong at ~ 92k0f AZ
Turpenine stronger at 39c. btu, 40 ked. Wool in
good demand and firm: Domestic fleece. 3i@45c. !;
pulled, 20a37c.; unwashsd. 12@32c.; Texas, ii
trade al SIS 62gs for old sl6.75as17 for new MID
die, quiet and unchanged. Lard a shade easter ana
very dull at fll.l2h. freahts steady.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE. June 9.-FIour unchanged. Wheat
sIong: southern red, sl2CGSI26; amber
sl.25@tl.S0; NJ. 2 western %iDter red spot aud
sI2i@sl.2Ia; september. si.2i bid: October.
fl.2laMSl.22. Corn-souihein steady: wetern
shade better and closing steady; southern while,
4sG49c.; mixed. 47647tc. Provisions steady
ana Unchanged; Coffee firm: Rio cargoes. ordinary
e, W iar, eEa &c, 90 sugar arn a" soft; loHc
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, June 9.-Flour quiet aud unchanged
Wheat strong: No. red Writer. s1.15. Corn hrmer
al 45i,c Oats quiet al Ace PORK easier at sl6.37H
Lard dull at $1,000. Bulk meals steady: shout.
dtrs, $500: rib, 1885. Bacon steady and I'M
changed. Whisky steady at 81 06. sugar strorg
end unchanged. Hogs steady ana firm commo. and
iehf. - SJd $500 packing and butchers, $3.50
t6.l5.
ST. LOUIS.
1T. LOUIS, June 8 Flour steady and unchan 0ed.
Wheat lower; No. red fall 81 ~ cash ana JlI,se
Corn higher: 459c. cash, 434G45Sc. June <Oais
higher. 3h%T35ic. cash, 35Ac. June. Whiskey
steady 1T <l.06. Pork quiet jonbing, Sl6.75.
F1 llflIl pua 90 la. ID nj
d,rs. 50. 60: rh. 80 40; sldcs. $3.50 Bacon firm {:
shoulders, $3.50; rib, s920@s9.25; sides, 80 80.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO Jane 9.-FlOur STEADY and unchau ged.
Wheat active. unsettled, ana lower; No. chi
aud In fair demand; 42am42hc. ca h, 42lsd 43c.
july. Oats steady aud in fair demand; 37ls'. cash,
$3.50. July. Pork In good demani at SIG %. Lard
steady and in fair demand az 5000. BuIk-Ineas
steady and unchanged. Whskey steady and un-
changed.
MILWAUKEE,.
MILWAUKEE,, June 4.-FloUr quiet and steady.
Milwaukee. soft. cash and June, Sl07s: july,
sI09t. Com firm; No. 2. lie. Oats lrmer : No.
2. 36c. Provisions easier Mess pork SIG cash
and June. Lard-Prime steam. $40 72I cash aud
june. III IS easter al 80 4j@s5.S0.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEw YORK. June 9.-CoitOD--Net receipts.
70i bales gross 6.360 bales; futures cOs ed blrely
steady; sales, 1000 bales: June. :ll@sllOI;
July. Sll.03, August. Sill: September. 81 .65
GSl0.66; October, $l024Mdsf2j; Novem be-,
Sl0.l1@SlO12: ptcemter, Sl0.1l@$'O 10
Jannlry, $40 22@t1G24: February, sl0.3i@
slO.36; March, slU47@sl0.49.
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Texas state Troops TO he Used In Pre-
serving the Peace Along the Line OF
the Texas and Pacific Railroad.

GALVESTON, June 9.-Governor Roberts
has directed that Captain Marsh's company
OF State troops be stationed at Big springs
TO be used to preserve peace along tne me
81 the extension Of the Texas and Pacific
railroad westward, and has forbidden the
State troops crossing the Rio Grande in
pursuit OF fugiiiyes from justice except on
an order for extradition purposes. He says
that i'm fighting the Indians they are TO re-
card themselves as peace officers, and are
not expected to police towns, bat when
called upon TO preserve peace.
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verdict Of IA COronef's Jury I'm Rail-
road-A ecident Case.

CEDAR RAPIDS, June 9-The coroners
jury investigating the cause OF the accident
on the Chicago and Northwestern railroad
whereby Frank Horton and Thomas Hurley
we're killed. returned a verdict charging
Charles h. Lewis, telegraph operator ut
Cedar Rapids, with culpable negligence.
lewis has been arrested on charge OF man.
slaughter.
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Fatal ARRAY In Winston. n. & Death
of Prominent Lawyer-Trucking
[snecial telegram 10 Tie Dispa,ch.l

Especial telegram 10 tie Dispa,ch.I
NORFOLK, Va, June "a negro named
Peter Parker was killed by Rccius Trum-
bic, also colored, at Winston, n. c., last
night. The darkeys were lighting, and
Parkei's skull was crushed in with a club.
james z. Whidbee, prominent young
LAWYER OF Elizabeth City, n. c., one Of the
orators on the occasion Of the opening Of
the new railroad. died very suddenly last
night.
Ten thousand barrels Of cabbage was one
item Of a truck shipment to New York last
Highi.
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Congressional Election I'm South Caro-
lima.

CHARLESTON, s. C.. June 9.-The special
election held to-day in the Second congress
sional district TO fll the vacancy caused by
the death Of Congressman O'ConnOr passed
of quietly, Samuel Dibble, Democratic
candidate. being elected without opposi-
ton. The Republicans abstaned from
voting. on the theory that Mackey, O'COn-
nor's opponent in the contest, was really
elected last fall, and that therefore no va
nannr cVi.ln1
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY, june y. 1881.
SALEs-1 900 shares Atlanta aud Charlotte Rail-
road 10 at lis: 40 shares Richmond and Ale.
ehsny Railroad stock at 20, so do at 20. as do at
69a: 20 shares Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad stock at 52k: shares National Bank OF
Virginia stock at 81; 100 shares Petersburg Rail-
road stock lloisl at "a; IL shares Old Dominion
Steamship Company stock al los.
EVENING sALEs.-7.5oO Petersburg Railroad
second 81 at 1870; 100 shares Richmond and ALE
Plany Railroad stock at 694: LOCO Richmond and
DanyiIle Railroad eold 6's st 10j4; 20 shares
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta railroad stock at
504; 80 shares Petersburg and Weldon Railroad
stock at "a; 10 shares Richmond and Allegheny
Railroad stock at 62lS.
In the sales Of "wednesday afternoon should have
been reported 10 shares OF NOrf,lk and Western
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PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE o, 1881.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Wyanoke, Couch, New York, mer
chandise and passengers. George W. Allen 4 Co..
agents.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel Clifford, Norfolk, United STATE S
mall, merchandise and passenger, l.. u. TSum
agent.
MEMORANDA.
PROVIDENCE. June 7.-ATrived: Schooner
Maud. james from Virginia, with wood.
NEW YORK, June S-Arrlved: Schooner j. T..
Thompson Jones. from James river with lumber.
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WALL STREET YESTERDAY.

NEW YORK. June 9.-The Posts financial article
GAO L. NJ. editionl saws : The Stock EXCHANGE
markets are km4 lower for United states bonds,
steady for state bonds and generally lower for rail
road bOEds, The principal exceptions being leXis
aud Pacific incomes. which are up 10 81, and Rock
Ilaud coupon 6's, which are up 10 .13O. The stock
market Is active and strong, and prices are a62H
per cent higher than at the close yest( rdaN, exclu
siye OF New Albany and Chicago, which Is up per
cent and Ohio southern, which IS up 81. The eN.
cepiionaily weak stocks are those OF The elevated
railroad companies The specially str0Sg features
have been Texas aud Pacific. which has advanced TO
10. New York Central 10 lf9li, Lake shore io l3l&
jersey Central 10 104E. Canada southern to 76s,
Western Union Telegraph 10 1294 and e9h, Union
Pacific TO 1878, Kansas and Texas TO 5l@. and
Michigan Central TO lll&. OF the new stocks aud
bonds add, Yesterday to the New York Stock Ex-
change list, Onto southern has been the most active,
the stock having advanced 10 37. the second mort
gage income bonds 10 cor and the hfst mortgages
10 lO1. The local money market Is abnbdanty
supplied The rates for call oans are per cent.
on Uniud Siaies bonds. Prime mercantile Is 3d4s
per cent. Time loans are 10 AZ per cent. The
market for foreign exchange is dull ard barely
sUady at reduced rates.
The following quotations were current to-day at
2:3O T.. NJ: Western Union. l2Ss; Western Union
new stock. s9l: New York central; 1887; Lake
Shore. 1919: Michgab Central, IL 4; New York,
Lake Erie aud Western, 4 ~; New YORK, Lake Erie
and Western preferred 50: New York, Lake Ere
aud Western, 12ea New Jersey Central 1888:
Reading, 60: Northwestern, 1888; St Paul. 1865;
Wabash and Pacific, 544 Wabash and Pacific pre-
ferred. 3d.; Union Pacific. 1874; NJ, Il. and IT,,
5Gss; Hanniba and ST. Joseph. So: 81. LouI, and
Iron Mountain. go: Ohio and Mississippi, 43b:
Pacific Mai, 53k; c. G. aud |. G., 27H; Northern
Pscitic common. 434: Northern Pacific preferred,
s3k: Central Pacific, 9Gs; Rock Island, l434;
chesapeake aud Ohio. 30; Louisville and Nashvi lie,
IO74: Nashville and Chattanooga. 6Sh: Ontario
and Western, 374; Manhattan Elevated. 264: Hi
nols Central, 1929 Canada Southern. 709si Chi
cago, Burlington aud Quincy. 1910 1914; Denver
aud Rio Grande, ll2: ~. Paul and bmaha, 4jA
81 Paul and Omaha preferred, 1914; Erie and
Western, 621; Col. Coal, 66b.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, June 9.-Virginia 81, de'erred. 10;
consols, S4 pas.-due coupons, 50; new lO-4Os,
SO. Bid TO-DAY.
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Meeting Of the Rate Committee Oh tne
southern Hallway ana steamship
AssAclallOn.

LOUISVILLE, KY, June 9.--Tbe hs'e Ooin'
mittee of the Southern Railway anu oleain-
ship Association met here YESTERDAY. a
Ia,ce number OF prominent rairoad'men
were present, principally from the south:
Tnasr nnrnose Is 10 fix general system OF
freight rates throughout the South.
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A steambOat Explosion.

N,w ORLEANS, June 9.-The steamer
John II. Hanna exploded fiue fourteen
miles above this city yesterday ana eleven
negro deck. hands were more or less scaldeo'
three probably fatally
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old SWEET SPRINGS,
~ MONROE COUNTY. WEST VIRGINIA,

This DFIJcHTFUL SUMMER RESORT viii
be omen for ihe accommodation Of visitors Jl NE
IL. 1881. All The appointments are nssi-class.
Elevation, 1000 feet; capacity for LOOP guests.
rhe wster IS powerfalig tome, diuretic. mildly
thartic, and alternative. Mineral plusge-baths,
raI ana fsssh water steam baths. Extensive livery.
ExcelIeut band Of music. express, tee graph, ahd
pos u Off ses In botel. .
Roari per day. ~ 90; per week, SIS; per meath,
from 10 10 $50, according 10 location,
nv Ia. I'm }. l.. liIVtNS. Suse rfnt eusisnt.
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BY Telegraph.
NFW YORK.

NEW YORK June O. NOOn.-Stocks firm. Money,
80 per cent. txchange-LoDe. 4S3lz; short. 4 eo51:
firm.
Fpsning.-Money. 2x@3s DER cent. Exchange.
4s3S. Governments strong ana higher: new 5s,
1895; new AIS, 1l5;s new As ll7s' states ID
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EURO PEAN STEAMSHIP &xSN
Ia TIGkETS. ssGR0D
ETHIOPIAN STEAMSHIP AGENCY,

EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP AGENCY,
1000 MAIN STREET,
Representing the following hrstclass oces steam,
sh,p lines from Bosoa, New York, PhlladelShk aud
baltimore, 10 Europe CtINARD. WHtfk STAR,
NATIONAL, ANCHOR, 6uION, INMAN. AMtE-
loan, RED STAR, ALLAN, NORTH eaEkMAS-
FRLANDS, AMERICAN, ITALIAN. aud bok.
nkAUX. Fiasr. CLASS, sEcoSnSLAss, and
sFEERAGE TICKETS TO and from al the PRINCIPAL
points In Europe. Excursion ucses al Tstsueed
rates State-rooms secured ln advance. PAT iss
going 10 Europe or sending for thfir friends would
fore purchasing elsewhere. Railroad aud steamship
tickets to all points in the Ualttd States aud Caa'
ada. Rates S.me as at depois and general Offices.
A. w. CARRIER,
General Railroad and Steamship Agen..
lcoo Main street, Blehmonc.. Va.
my l7-d&w3w
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COMM ERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. June o. 1881.

WHEAT Lam asier, "a bushels very good AT
80 Mixed. 502 bushels very good AT ~ 30.
Fullz, 2s6 bushes very good al 81 % 10 bushels
prlme al 81 u; 176 Dushel. c mmUn AZ sl.l5.
CoRN.-Whme. 3o2 bushels very good at tlc.;
426 bushels good al zoe. Mixed, 200 bushels very
good al Gle.
OGTs.-16 bushels very good spring al j5c.
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E'Iour.

Flour-yYe quote Fine. s34s3.5O; extra. $3.50
6t575; superfne, S3.75ms4.50; common family
s6ms6 rs; choice or patent family. k7.0OmSe;
Stsunton inspection, extra. 500: Supernne, 80.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
The CorneIl's Entry Accepted.

LONDON, June 9.-Mr. Gillig attended a
meeting Of the Stewards OF the Henley re-
gatta to-day. They have passed resolu-
ton a. follows:
"ResO,ced. That the entry OF the Cornell
University crew be Professionally accepted
10 compete for the Stewards cup. subject
TO their fulfilling the conditions imposed on
all foreign crews, and subject 10 any obiec-
lions that may be made by any COM
Tbe affair is thus decided in favor OF the
admission OF The Cornell four. The Stew
ards were most courteous, and appeared
anxious 10 remove any unpleasant leeHhg.
The Cornell crew will arrive at Henley at
40 p. 81. to-day. The resolution has al
ready been telegraphed 10 Them. Ihey
will row only for the Stewards upanu hot
for the Visitors plate. The conditions OF
the latter race contain certain provisions
concerning the length OF residence at tue
college. &C., which will probably preclude
them from participation.
Continued EN- element In Ireland.
CORK, June 9.-Many OF The bayonet,
with which the marines charged the crown
at BaIlydehob were broken. Inc Peopie
assembled on the top OF step NIL, ~ Que
end OF BalIydehob. The soldiers tnouens
TO fight their way through, ana some Oh
them hurled stones at the people, ,
Quietness having been restored at SKID
bereen one hundred troops were ABOUT 10
quit, when portions OF the rai's were ioonu
cut up. A later telegram from shiope i,i
represents that the town IS again fH T
the military are quartered in the Town
Hall. The magistrates have Issued proch'
nation prohibiting the opening OF liquor
shons after p. NJ. until June 10th.
Tne pope and tho Irish Clergy.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

NIOUNTAIN-TOP HOTEL, 1906 feet
WI above tidewa'er situated in Virginia, on the
Chesapeake and ohio railroad, 100 miles from Rich
mond Va. Is NOW OPEN FOR VISITORS.
For terms, &C. address
HENRY l.. MASSIE, Proprietor.
je lO.lm Alton Depot, Va.
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Confined EN- eifement IN irefahu'
the ROPE IN"

LONDON, June 9.-The Stdnddrqs honic
.orrespopdent says the Pope Is much i'm
pressed by the active participation OF the
irish clergy in the lana agitation despite
bis injuDcllons. He has laid the matter
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DOR NORFOLK, BALTI-eiI.
MORE. THE NORTH, AND REGULAR LAND-
INGS ON JAMES RIVER,
ALSO
OLD POINT, SMlTHFIELD,
HAMPTON, AND WASHINGTON, d. c.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
THE SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT STEAMER
ARIEL,
carrying United states NALL
SPECIALLY LOW RATES TO CHURCH, MILL
TARY. ANDOTHER fXCTRS1ONS1O
OLD POINT, NORFOLK, &C.
FRLIliHT.

Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth
Smthhed, and Hampton; Washington, ID. c.,
NeWheTne, Washington, SnO rarbOrO', y. G., and
all points in Eastern NOrit Carolina; also for East
ern shore of Virginia, old Point, and all regular
landings on James river, az LOWEST RATES
and through bills Issued. l.. b. TATUN,
10 Superintendent.
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ORKNEY SPRINGS,
SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA.

THIS DELIGHTFUL SUMMER RESORT will
be open for the reception OF visitors on the iuIh
Or line and will close late In October. This IS
one OF The most salubriOus places In this country.
with an altitude OF 1900 feet above The level u the
sea renders the climate peculiarly heailhy ana he-
lIoh ful Resides The curative waters. Nature has
conferred upon this spot The most attractive SUR
rouudings of varied physical beauty with pure
brscing mountain air.
For health, pleasure, and good living Orkney Is
the place.
Good bathing. fishing. and hunting in season.
Forty-two to fifty dollars per month OF tnirty
DAYS. Special arrangements with a large party Tor
a STAY OF one month or more.
myl4-lm S.M. MULLIN, Proprietor.
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MlLLBORO' SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY.
WI VA. two miles from Millboro' aopot, ARE
NOW OPEN. The whole pr. misses have been thor
oughy renovated, aud the furniture Is entirely new.
The locality Is celebrated for the S.ubry aud dry
pess OF the afmospt ere. and u Is especially recon-
mended for bronehisl affeetiors. Waters are sui.
phur, chsiybsate, and alum. Teams moderate. send
postal for circular,
= je 1-eodlm MRS. Y, 7. GLOVER
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Lynchburg PASSENGER Train, No. "A, Daily.

Lynchburg Passenger Train, No. "A, Daily.
Leave ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50 A. N.
Arrive burheNllle.. 1l:SO A. N
Train No. "A connects at Burkeyille with Nor.
folk AID Western railroad for Farmyile, Lynch
burg, and all Southwestern points.
Train No. 80 fast mall stops only at Jetersville,
Drak,'s Branch, Rarksda's, Danville. Greensboro,
Salisbury. Charlotte Sp3rianhurg. Greenyilie. Sen.
eca TOccO3, Lua, ard Gainesville, connecting at
Atlanta for all points South and southwest.
Train No. AS (hrOugh passenger stops az all sta.
tons, cOnnec' ns az sutherlin's Wi Milton and
Suthern Narrow-Gauge railroad fer Milton ut
Salisbury with Western North Carolina railroad for
all poiu In Western North Carolina; Al Atlanta
for all points South and Southwest.
Train No. AZ Through passenger and mall stops
at all stations. connecting al Sulherln's with Milton
ana Sutherlin NarrowGauRe railroad for Milton
at Atlanta for all points South aud Southwest; al
Charlotte with Charlotte Columbia and Augusta
railroad for Columbia, Augusta, Savannah, and
Florida points.
Trains from the abOve-named points arrive ~
Richmond 4:43 Z. NJ, 4:16 L. NJ, 7:2S A. 81, and
p M.
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE:
On Train No. 4s-New York and Atlanta ufG
RichmonC.
ON Train No. 42-washington. al d Richmond,
aud Danyille, and Danville aud Augusta.
Tickets sold to all points souLn, southeast, and
southwest, aud baggage checked through.
No lay-over checks given on local tickets.
A. POPE,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
r. VI. X. TALCOTT. General Manager. my 10
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VARIETY SPRINGS. OPEN 15rnJUNE

Y ON the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad dfieen
miles west of stanton. cars stopping at The door.
Excellent wafer. grand scenery. and good fare.
Usual amu,emtDts. Board: s25 per month of
thirty DAYS, "a per week, and II 90 per day. thi-
dreu und-r twelve Yeas aud servants half-prce.
Bathing I'm healing water gratis.
Mrs. MARY j. BURRUSS, PrOpriet +.
@, W. LACKEY, Manager. j. . I'm
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DvY YOUR ICE TICKETS
~ FROM
TIE RICHMOND iCE COMPANY,
AND SAVE
FIVE PER CENT. DISCOUNT.

Five. ten and twenty aye-eeat tickets put ~ "
81 packages Mia
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DHILAD ELPHIA, RICH 2TSxS
4 MoND. AND NORFOLK STEAM s6.nnG
SHIP LiNE;-FoR rti,LApELshiA' E ytJ
THREE TINES WEEK.-Upul further mo-
DE The steamers Of .ht line viii make !rl,Seskr
TfsTGsnAY, and sKTURDAY, aud Richmond
esegs TUESDAY, gR1DAY, and SUNDAY, con.
necting at Philadelphia with Clyde'f CIV England
q csaCK TiME-SREQUEHT DER .-ETUREs--
LOWEST RATES.
preight received daily uatil O'Clock r. NJ.
JAMES W. McCARRICK,
General Sout .ern Agent, Rich almond, Va
WILLIAM r. CLYDE CO.,
General Managers,
po2S 40 IA e~S.h Wharves. phiiAdelphh-
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SPRINGS,

ID AWLE1 SPRINGS,
III NEAR HARRIsONBUnG, VA.
Too thousand ieet above tide-water. Capaesty,
lhyee large hotes, with accom- violations Tor 200
guests Appointments hrs.-class. Open JUNE lsr
$3.50 per day. Sl5 per wees; June, september
and October $40 per month; July and August, soV
per month. For further PARTICULAR address
c. A. sPKIAktL, Treasurer.
my oA.2m Harykonburg, Va.
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CHENANDOAM VALLEY RAILROAD.
- DIRECT AND SHORT LINE TO yHE
sHENANDOAH VALLEY jkON-glkLDS
Axb THE
CAVERSS OF LURAY,
and for Port Republic, shenandoah IRON Works
Luray, Bentonya.c, froat Royal. Biyefion, Royce
vile, Berryyille. Charleston, shepherdstown
shs spsburg, and Eagers,own.
CDSSfCIioNSs
AT WAYNEsBORO' with Chesapeake and Oste
railway.
Al SHENANDOAH JUNCTION with Bsi,ansN
and ohio uilroa1
At HAGEHsTOwS with Western Maryland rail-.
road f0r BALTIMORE. and VITO Cumberland
Valley railroad for PHILADELPHIA, NEW
YORK. PiEfsHCkGH, and all points North.
Take al Chesapeake and thlO railway station.
Crtlme OF trains see time cares or apply 10 TICKS
Agents % C3esas sake and Ohsp railway
JOsEr1 w. COKE,
Genera, Ticket Age<, Hagerst0wn. NJ.
CHARLgS y. HATCH,
General Passenger Asspt. hAgsntown, Nd.
JOSEPH ~ SANDS,
ap ~ superintendent Hsgerstowp. Nd.
|
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between buildings, stock, and furniture.
Over fifteen hundred families are rendered
homeless by the eonhlgration. At least
eight hundred buildings have been de-
strOycd 1t Is impossible to give full and
correct list OF the sufferers and insurance
losses at this moment, but all the Insurance
companies doug business in the city Will
probably be heavy losers.
The fire brigade and apparatus was quite
unable to cope with such fire, and TO IFS
weakness and he wretched water, eryice
the whole disaster is due.
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vHw YORK. June 9.-CottoD--Net receipts.
70i bales gross 6.360 bales; futures clos ed bIrely
steady; sales, 1000 bales; June. :ll@S1l.Ol:
July. Sll.03, August. Sill: September. 81 .65
@Sl0.66: October, Sl024@@ sH.2j; Noyem be-,
Sl0I1@SlO12: ntcemter. Sl0.1l@Si0 10 ;
January, $40 22MtlO24: February, Sl0.3i@
SlO.36 March, SlU47@sl0.49.