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Eeypfiau Affairs.

LONDON. June 22.-The Iimes's corre-
spondent at Alexandria says it is generally
believed that If the khediye goes to Cairo
he will not return from there alive. The
fleet here consists OF : English ships, !
French, > Greek, / Italian. Austrian, |
German. 1 American, / Russian, and /
Turkish.
In the House Of Commons this afternoon
Sir Charles Dixie. Under Foreign Secreta-
~, confirmed the statement that Sir Ed
ward Malet and VI. sienkcnwiez have been
instructed 10 do nothing implying recog-
milton Of the new Egyptian Ministry.
LONDON, June 22.-It i ascertained from
officials that there is no truth in the rumor,
i'm reference TO troubles in the Cabinet in
consequence Of objections to intervention
in Egypt. The rumorS are attributed 10
devices Of operators in Egyptian securities
on the stock Exchange.
II i. reported that the correspondent OF
the New York HfrdH at Alexandria was
beaten by an Arab to-day, but was not
much hUrt
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First Session.
WASHINGTON, June %. 1882.
SENATE.

Mr.. George presented q resolution, upon
the request Of citizens Of NicksbuTg. Miss.
Of Italian birth. granting permission for The
erection Of a statue Of Glribaldi III the Ma
tional cemetery Of Nicksburg. He said
that the statue would be furnished by those
who asked for this permission. Several
senators suggested doubts rs 10 the propri-
ETY. Of this. as establishing a bad precedent,
and il was referred 10 the Military Commit
tee.
The House bill to enable the national
banks TO continue their corporate existence
then came up A. regular business.
The vote on the final passage of the bill
- extend the charter Of the national banks
was taken at $50 p. NJ, and resulted
ayes. 81; noes, 10.
The Senate next took up the ill 10 regu-
late proceedings in bankruptcy, i'm order to
bring il up tomorrow Is unfinished busi-
ness, and then adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The morning hour having been dispensed
with, the House, at 1l:lj \. NJ, went
Of New York. in the chair on the bill 10
reduce the internal revenue taxation.
Mr.. White. OF Kentucky, spoke in favor
Of the amendment which he proposed 10
offer repeating the internal revenue system
so far Is it applied to the regulation OF pro-
Guction, manufacture, and sale Of tobacco.
The debate on the above bill occupied
the remainder Of the day, session, but no
action on the bin or amendments was
taken The committee finally rose, and the
House, at 4:i0 adjourned, and democratic
caucus was announced to be held at $3.50
this evening.
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Tho Mount Vernon Landing.

Washington papers state, in reference 10
the order recently issued by the Secretary
Of the Navy prohibiting any boats belong
ing 20 the navy landing at Mount Vernon
without paying for each passenger the regu-
LAT rates Of II each, that thirty-fve cents Of
this amount goes 20 the Mount Vernon As
ISOLATION and siXty-hye cent, b. Captain
Blake, 81 the steamer Corcoran. who has
by contract the sole right 10 land boat at
the Mount Vernon wharf. The order was
issued al The request Of the council Of the
regent and yice-regents Of Mount Vernon,
who were compelled during the recent
meeting OF the council TO take such action
because they were bound 10 protect the
rights Of Captain Blake by the terms Of
their contract with him. Did they not do
so he would have the night 70 bring suit
against the Association for not fulfilling iis
part In the contract, giving him the sole
right 10 land boat at Mount Vernon. II
l. purely 4 business matter, and no assump-
ton Of power on the part Of any one con-
nected with Mount Vernon. The Associa-
ton owns the landing aud wharf there,
and has the right 10 exclude all vessels ex-
ceIt the CorcOran.
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The Strikes and Their Effects.

NEW YORK, June 22.-The situation Of
the freIght-handlers' strike has not i'm
proved. The strikers continue orderly.
The Erie road Yesterday put $50 Italians 10
work in place OF the strikers. To-day the
clerks who check the freight out Of and
into the ears refused to work with the Ital-
Ians. and brought business TO a stand-still.
The New Jersey Central road is to-day
handling freight promptly, bat a strike
among their men is threatened for to-mor-
row. The New York merchants are losing
heavily by the deadlock. and are using all
their persuasive and areumentatiye powers
upon the railroad companies to bring about
a settlement Of the dispute.
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The Survivors OF the Arctic.Search-
Steamer Rodgers.

SAN FRANCISCO. June GA portion
only OF the crew Of the Rodgers arrived at
Port Townsend, British Colombia, by the
steamer Idaho from Sitka. The revenue
cutter Corwiu had met with an accident,
and transferred her passengers at Sitka.
The people on the Idaho-Master, ID. :.
Waring: Executive Officer, Ensign &. VI.
story; Passed Assistant surgeon, VI. ID.
Jones; Passed Assistant Engineer, \. Y.
Zane; and Assistant Surgeon, j. ID. Cos
tello. and twenty-siX men-are I'll III good
health. the latter comprising the same crew
that sailed from san Francisco, all told.
Lieutenant y. VI. Berry, commander OF
the Rodgers. accompanied by Ensign III. j.
Hunt, left st. Lawrence December 23d TO
sleigh the Siberian coast in search Of the
Jeanette. On May Is, 1882, Master War
ing received letter through the natives
from Lieutenant Berry dated ut Kolyma,
April 4th, stating that he had heard Of the
loss OF the Jeanette and The landing of her
boats: that he should continue his search
for the survivors, and should not return
by way OF the east. lie directed Waring 10
take his party aud make the best OF his way
to san Francisco and communicate with
the Navy Department. The point where
the letter was dated was about half way
between the ST. Lawrence and Lena
rivers. On February 4th Master c. i.
Putnam, commanding the supply depot at
Cape Serdeze KOomen, who heard OF the
burning OF the Rodgers, arrived at st.
Lawrence bay with four sledge-lOads OF
provisions. On his return TO bis post Put
nam was caught in storm, carried out to
sea on a cake OF ice, and lost On MAY the
Sth the steam-whaler North Star, which had
also learned Of the disaster 10 the Rodgers,
arrived at st. Lawrence bay and took on
board all OF the crew; but on May 14th
the Corwin arrived. and the Rodgers PEG.
pie were transferred 10 her.
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THE ALLEGHANY SPRINGS.
THE MOST CELEBRATED DYsPEPTIC Wa
TER KNOWN
THE ACCOMMODATIONS ARE FIRsT-CLAss
AFFORDING EVERY COMFORT TO
BOTH INVALID AND PLEA
sJRE-SfEkFp.


THE HOTEL Is connexions, and supplied with
every requisite improvement, Including post tele-
graph, and eNpress-Oiiccs. billiard saloon, hot,
cold. and shOwcr-batis. Contiguous 30 the hotel,
on a commanding eminence. are over 100 double
cottages. with upper and lower galleries extending
the entire length Of the buildings and fronting the
river and grand mountain scenery.
Fine driving roads aud beautiful walks extend in
all directions, and the surrounding scenery Is not
elualled by any watcrug-placc IN Virginia.
\ good livery Is attached Ia the establishment
fine brass aud string baud of music has been en-
gagcl.
An abundance Of ICE has been secured.
PURE SPRING WATER j. conveyed from the
mountain ~ pipes 10 ihe Hotel and cOiti2 e.. aud
j. exclusively used IN every department ~ the
Enlistment.
THE hLLEGilANY WATER has become %
celebrated that II Is now shipped to nearly every
state in the Union.
Pamphlets containing full description Of the
springs. with certificates Of some of the remarka-
Die cures of Dyspepsia. Chronic Diarrhpa. ScrO-
fGli. Chronic Diseases OF the Liver and Kidneys,
Cachetic Condition arising from Naiaral Poison,
Neuralgia. llemorIhoids, Sick Headache, &C., a G.,
will bo furnished on application.
BOARD: Per month. $40: single week. si5 I:
two on more weeks. si2.5O: children m,,T Tn
years of age and servants. half price.
&. \. tOLllOl'N.
General Manager.
10 lin AllcghanY ~priug-. Va
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
THURSDAY, June %, lse2.


Appfes: Green-From g to 80 e barrel.
BssStcdr. 23c. Z. n.
B,ffer. Prime a. choice yellow, 200 22c.: fair
FOOD Ge frss y slsSy sG eastry I' so
for city mills.
BsQns. Nominal.
Pas: Nominal
DRIED Fruit. Nominal. 1880
Lire F,irls: Hens 27c.; chickens, l5@22c.,
Egqs. iqe2oc.; receipts ART eiuI 70 the de-
FsGihers: Prime nye-soose, 10000; common
Fiarseed: sl.IOGsl15 e bushe
Hay. Dull and declining, and prices irregular
virginia timothy, 9Oc.@sI; cloyer-mi1ed' sv@
SJe.: clover. 7Qa10c.
Petgioss: Irish. s3.5OGs3.75 z barrel
Roots. Ginseng, .l.oVgsl.fO ID oeh'e" 'iV'
Of tops iOm5Oe. & N.
Lard: Country. l2gl3c.
Rye: sl.o5@sl.lo { bushei.
SuHide: Prime Toe
Shueks. 75@-Oc.
Bdlsd StrdU: 3O9iOc.
TdliOio: 6sM!c. ID. o-Doc.
B1rry wool will bring from To Sc. g u. less thar
Cement. Lime. Plaster. &c.
Cement. Ro.endale. 81 .5Oasl.6O q barrel.
LINE: Agricultural, enlOc. c busheli ROCK
land sl2o@slSo' s.eH5a'a afs 20 calcned
plaster, tl.9O@s2
Tar: Large size, ~.
DRY Goods.
Prints: Merrimaek, 64c.; Merrfmack siirnng'
5Lc. Richmond &C.; south Bridge, o.. ra,ahe'
exc: sprague &c. spsag,ns az. wash
ington. se: Mallory Pink. 6hc.; Mallory fufple.
O r.: sim pson Mourning, &c.; simpson ufe, 10 !.
simpson Black, exc: Harmony oe'' Asia'n"
Si,geSsa ssiytisgs and Sasetiags: Is q,
cup,,y' Se': IA Jack Horner. 5sc.; 10 Edward
Harris, 5sc.; "A Faismonl, v'.e'' - Fe'ia'ia
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Arrest of IA Religious Fraud.

HAVANA. June 22.-lesterday tlrpOice
arrested Canon Leon Bernard, a Belgian,
who deirauded various Belgian religious
societies to the amount Of 5000, 900 francs.
Bernard was about TO embark for St.
Thomas. An examination Of his trunks
and a number Of pocket-hOOkS in his pos
session, before the Belgian Consul. reveal
ed bills OF exchange, shares, United states
coin, and bank-nOtes, amounting in yalua-
ton to 100000 francs. Thirteen keys
were also found, apparently belonging 10
boxes deposited in various banks. The
capture was due to the activity OF the Bel
gian Consul.
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A Confederate Monument Struck by
Lightning.

COLUMBIA, ;. c., June 22.- Abont 8
O'Clock this evening, during a sharp thun-
der-storm, the beautiful Confederate monu-
ment on the State-House grounds was
struck by lightning. and the life-sized mar
bic figure Of q soldier surmounting IL DASH
ed TO the ground and demolished. The
bolt struck the rim OF the hat and glanced
of, entering the base and shiyering it. The
head OF the soldier was cut off, and mass
OF what was one Of the handsomest pieces
Of monumental sculpture in the country
lies t the base utterly wrecked.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. June -, 1852.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. june -, 1852.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.--Rcd. ip1 bushels.
CORS.-Whiie. i.-uO bushels: rc-cXhihitcd. roo
bushels Mixed. l.suU bu-hrls-re-cXhluitcd.
OATs.-SOO bu-hcl.-rc-tNLihited.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
C0RN.--Whitc. 100 bushels prime Virginia 4 u.
COTTOS.-Tone steady. Receipts. 80 bales:
shipncnt-.4 bales. Quotations: Middliug. ] &C.;
low mddliug. 4m1 &c; good ordinary. l0l. ~
1Osc.; ordinary. .0Sic.
Report for Week Ending June u, l--2.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY
wmEAI.-White, I6 bI,hels. Red, 3j2
CoTS.-wmte I3Al2 bushels. Mixed. 1870
bushels.
OATS. Crbushels.
KYE.-22 bushels.
BLaCK PFAS.-l22 bushels.
FLOUR.-2O barrels
SUIPSTUFT.-J tons.
SALES REPORTED To SECRETARY.
WHEAT-Whlte. 10 bushels.
CORN.-Nhte. 3.gi4 bushels Mixed, l,6ip
bushels.
OATs-2O bushels.
BLACK PEAS bushels.
Receipts of -four aud grain as reported ty
transportation comWnic, entering me city
Mheif. 773 bushels. corn. lO.O3f bushels; oats
I .g6i bushels: -four, 22J larrtl-.
CuTTON.-Touc steady. Receipts - balcs ship
mcnf-. bale. Quotations. Midtine. ll4c.'
low middling ! lsffl l'c.. good ordinary, lVsFi
iOjLc., ordinary. 81 = C.
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Vessels Sunk by Icebergs.

ST. JonN's, N.F., June 22.-The steamer
Asdrubal, Of London, from st. John, y.
b.. struck an iceberg and sank off Point
LAME at O'Clock this morning. The crew
OF twenty-three men were picked up by the
Lawrence Dinns, 2 fishing-craft, and safely
landed at st. Mary's. No further particu-
lars have been received.
The bark Lizzie Cameron struck an ice
berg on the 10th instant, and sunk in half
an hour. The crew took 10 boats, and
were picked up the next DAY.
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DARK EXPORTS.
RICHMoNDLIvE STOCKMARKET

JUNE 2l.-Prices this week ranged a. follows:
Beef CGttis.-Nery best nominal; prime Ga
Gac.: good. 565ic.: medium or good fair quality,
4G4ac.: rough oxen. thin steers &C.. Zs,G3Ie
bulls. 394c. r D.. gross.
HOgS.-qGl lie. q ~, net.
SiseD.-3aM44c. r n. gross.
LaH'Js-fHjtc. Z n, gross.
Tsdls.-:3MslO r head.
uiich coios and Cdires.-:150s 45 Z head.
About $50 head Of beef cattle ia hogs and
l73 sheep and lambs reported on the market.
Cattle market fairly active GA Monday. but prices
declined aaEc. quality considered. There was
long line Of low. medium. and common gradta OF
tile on the market. and IL closed dun. with =
carloads left over unsOld. Hog market urn hut
quiet tbe demand being very limited. sheep are
dun. Lamb market somewhat active, but VI ha,
slightly declined In prices.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO TIRE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

News and Gossip--A Statement
About the Little Game Praeticcd in the Pas
sage OF the Immigration Bill-Norfoik and
Western Railroad Earnings Damages by
the Iowa Cyclone Three White Girls Com
nit Suicide in Illinois-Two Vessels Sunk
by Collision with Iceberss-Prosress OF the
Strikes-A Confederate Monument ut CO.
Iunabia, s. G., Shattered by LightninR-Ar-
rest or Defrnuder or Belgian Religions
Societies-ratal Railway Casualty in On
tario, Ca pada.
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Damages by CYCLONE I'm Iowa,

DIES MOINys. Iowa, June 22.-The fOl-
lowing estimate i made OF the damage
done by the cyclonein the various counties
Of the State: Boone, $4,000; Story,
$50, 900: Jasper, So, 900: Poweshiek, Sl0,-
900: Keokuk. 100000; Henry, 100000;
Pocahontas. $4,000. The Chicago and
Rock Island Railway Company lose in
property $4,000, and the
Iowa Central Railway Company $4,000.
The total loss is estimated at from $4,000 600
ia - 0O0 OOO
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| Tho First Virginia wheat In tho Pc.
terxburg Market.

Especial telcHraIn ~ the D''P"I'H'I
PETERSBURG, June 22.-The hrst wheat
Of this years crop was received here to-
day-grain white; quality very fine. 1t
was harvested from one-hindred'acre
field in Chesterfield county by Mr.. Reuben
Ragand, and is held at sl.oo.
Farmers generally are In the midst OF
harvest. and the prospect for a good yield
In this section is promising
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Norfolk and Western Railroad.

PHILADELPHIA, June 22.-Thc gross earn
ings Of the Norfolk and Western Railroad
Company for May were SlSj, 322.j0; eX-
penscs, S1O7, 7Gi.23, and net earnings, ST.
jjS.2j. The net earning, for the five
months ending May 3lst were 1881. G01.7i,
beng decrease Of 80, 1926 L. compared
with the corresponding period Of last year.
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Suicide or Three Young Females I'm
Illinois.

DASyLLE, ILL.,, June 22.-Allie Mills,
aged fourteen years Mary Oelie, aged
seventeen; and Mary Jones, aged twelve,
committed suicide this morning by taking
arsenic. Allie Mills gave as her reason that
her father lived with shameless woman,
Miss Oglie's reason was that she was an
orphan, and Mary Jones took the drug be-
cause the others did.
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Twenty yearx In tho Penifsntiary-
Death.

IspecIsl telegram to The Dfspatch.l
NORFOLK, Va, June ga negro named
William Medley, who attempted to outrage
n child in Pleasant Grove district. Norfolk
county, last February, vas convicted to-
day and sentenced to the penitentiary Tor
twenty years.
Thomas T. Jones, a well-known citizen,
died this morning.
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Fatal Railway Accident I'm Ontario.

HAMILTON, ONT, June 22.-The through
express train going west on the Great
Western railway ran off the track to-day q
hall mile east OF the depot. The engineer
was killed. The section boss, Martin Al
len, has been arrested for criminal negli-
gence in leaving the switch misplaced.
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The fairest faces are sometimes married
by myriads Of pimples and markings Of
letter or freckles. winch are readily re-
moved by popular toilet dressing known
as DIR. {. W. Benson's skin Cure. Even
scrofulous ulcers Weld n il.
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suMMER RESORTs.
'T'HE RAwLEY SPRINGS,
ROCKINGHAM COUNTY. VA.

are now open. In the management every e0ost
will be made 20 make the season Of 1882 even
more attractive than last. very excellent BAND
OF SIX PIECES for the lawn and ballroom. Tho
very BEsT COOKS AND BAKERS are engaged,
and we are prepared 10 entertain In the most satis
factory manner SIX HUNDRED GUESTS.
The water Is the STRONGEST CHALYBEATE
In America Is Alternative and tonic In it, Effects
remedy Of unegualled utility and power. noted for
its curative properties. For pamphlets address
j. WATKINS LEE.
o-lrn Mauaeer
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MINERAL WATERS. dc.
MINERAL-WATER SPA,
IL CORNER MAIS AND ELEVENTH STREETS.
TWO MAGNIFICENT SODA FOUNTAINS.

I have this season added another elaborate and
costly Soda Fountain, which gives me unusual IA
cilities for dispensing my unstn5itd ,kfAM
SODA and MINERAL WATERS, GINGER
ALES, ROOT BEERS: also, the popular CAR
DONATED SODA LEMONADE A. originally in-
Engagements with Nrs.rs owens A Minor, In whose
new Drugstore have placed one Of Tufts elegant
statue" soda Apparatus. and where can be had
my counters. Nv bottllng and carbouAting estab-
lIshment has also been fitted up with improved al-
paratus, which enable. me TO readily SUPPLY fami-
RFIFAsT (INIFK ALE. SODA. TONIC BEER,
and all popular mineral-waier beverages al lowest
pi nv s-eoa GEORGE SrHTN
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port or RICHMOND, JUNE %, les2.


PDTI OF ETf IINIVNUf Vk II - 4TO-f
Arrived.
steamship old Dominion. Walker, New York,
merchandise ami passengers e.. ". Alcn 60
agcilt-. a.. ,..., ,,.,,.
steamer !. W. Eycrman. smith Philadelphia
merchandise and passenger, J. ". Nc,MucA
agent.
schooner VI. 4. Acliorn, Achora, Windsor, NJ.
plaster. Warner Moore.
schooner ~. l.. Haven. cur.ls, NeN York, q ,tlt.
Chesapeakc and ohio Railway Company.
Schooner {. u. sinniek~on, roiulin, Pliladci-
phla. coal. J. H. Lacy.
schooner John Mrtinnis, Phillips, Washington,
hight. curtis A Parker
AAiLtD.
steamer Ariel. clifford, Norfolk. United stat.f
mail. merchauii-e, and PASSENGERS. l.. /. Iatuin,
super.at.udent.
Schooner =. H. Diderty, Williams, Elizabeth.
port. ties, Curtis 4 Parker.
Schooner Daniel Ginori. smith, Pt.laic'r'.a
Iies and lumber, Curtis Z Parker.
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By Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. June 22.-NDOR.-Stocks weak.
Money. 3 per cent. Exchange-Long. fS6M4c6a {;
short. 4ss1t M4s9. state bonds dull. Governments
steady.
hcenfng.-EXchangc. 4sG. Governments gen.
orally unchanged: new IS. l0lT: new 1 -.
ll44; new A.. l2C2t. Money. 2sa3 per cent.
state. inactive Treasury balances Coin ss7,9e7
currency. sJ.G64.
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Flonr-We quote: Fine. s4Gs $50; extra
SG.3Or.SG.5O: supcrine. sj.jrNs6: common su-
pcrlnC. $500 -; common family, sO.OCgS1
choice family, ss.Ju@ $3.50.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

THURS DAY. june -. 1852.
For the week rast we lad no change Ia the nar-
81 worthy If note. The market for all grade 81
dark tObarc0 continues active. with receipts very
light. our market for hriehts remains as last r.
ported.
Norcco'pt, Of fine export t1hacco- a- yet: price
of manufacturing decidedly fun and in active dc-
mand.
DARK EXPORTS.
Nominal.
DARK TOBACCO-NASUFACTU AND STEM
MING.
Lt,qs.-FrOstcd. 2.7jM 1919: medium. free Of
frost. si@si.7j; good Si.7j@ 1928; fine, $3.50
e -.
LeGE-Common. SG.jO@S7.jO; medium. Ss0
40: fino. slOnsl5; extra fine. sleGs2i.
StcamiHg.-Lugs. s5.5OH rs. Lc1f-t ommon,
:7ms>.50; medium, s9gsl0; good, slOWsll
fine, sll.50Msl3.
BRIGHT ToBACCO-MANUFACTURI
There Is no change In prices Of bright tobacco;
market firm and demand limited.
Smokers.-C ummon. sSNslU; medium. SllN
sl2; good. sl3@sl4; fine, sl5g 1900 fancy
sls@s27.50.
FiUers-Comm0n. SlOGsll: medium. Sl2W
Sl3: good, sl3.jO@slj; fine. $1,000 SIG.
Wrdpptrs.-C ommon. slS0 $3.50: medium,
s25G $50; good, $3.50 $40 Hnc si5@sj5; fancy
$500 SIS. ..,-
Wrappers MahogaRg--Common, s2o@. s25;
medium. 5000 s3J: good. siO0 $40; fine, 5000
900: extra, f57 5Ont 500.
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IF The Diamond Dyes always do more
than they claim 10 do. Color over that old
dress. II will look like new. Only ten
cents.
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SIMMER BOARDING.

NECHUM's RIVER,
ALBEMARLE COUNTY.
&. II. PRICE f. prepared % take SUMNER
BOARDERS az reasonable price. y Tim
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CAMERON OBEYED.

Republicans Obey Mr.. Cam
,ron and Issue No New Call-No Overtsres
OF Compromisc-N,arriou Brosius Noni-
na,eA for Congressmau at Large.
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I'D POINT COMFOKT. VI.

HiGElA HOTEL
situated leo yards from Fort Monroe. Open all
tc year. Ngual TO ans hotel p The initcd stale.
surroundings unsurpassed. Bathing. boating fish
lug.Iud driving specially attractive. Pr-emincuuy
4 resort f0r southern people. Terms les FOR equal
accommodations than any resort in NJ" country.
Climate free from malaria, aud for iu~"nlula uuiY
Rf.d triul boa s sOporinc elect. send for circular
describing hysicnic advantage. etc.
HAERtrON PHHBtS,
nay lf-3m fr"pft"r'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-23
BOOKS. STATIONERY. Sc.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
ITLY MAGNZINE.

JULY MAGAZINE.
Have received an the NLl MAGAZINES and
FA~HlON-PLATEs, CENTURY, HARPER
NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW. POPULAR
MONTHLIES, ATLANTIC MONTHLY. sun
DAY MAGAZINE, aud WIDE AWAKE for
little folk. YOUNG LADIES JOURNAL,
FRANK IF~LlE's LADIES MAGAZINE, DE-
NOHF>T. and many Others TOO numerous Ia men
SLEOSARD'S Book ar News store.
tel goo Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-23
DOCKBBIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,
IL EODkBKiDGLo COUNTY, Va
OPEN FOR NisiTOE~ M 1T.
CAPACITY, 1000 GUSTS.
CHARGES:

CHARGES:
Yer ilF..'.t-. y
Per month fOf thirty DAYS .....t ....-......, 90 W
Two month, or more ..tcl...-......+..-..-. J' Nb
Take branch railroad 20 Goshen. Che-aIeasc aud
ohio railway. Tor spring. only fhirty-hic min
utcs ride through 4 uc,uuiu! snd picture iue VIZ
l,v To the Orsaf f5ubfdfa = keHfth. The entire
pfofni-ee have undergone thorough ana complrtH
r,1airs. placing the properly as second 10 no
watering place Ina this country. home Tor We
Invalid. Amusemtnts of every description FOR
tho.c so king recreation and pleasure. zinc h'f-
ing and fishing. \ cordial virginia welcome VII
ie extended 10 all and everything possible done q
make our guest. comfortable. satisfied, and happy.
EUGENE g.. PElION,
mv1l-3m General Manager.
WARN SPRINGS. BATH COUNTY,
w Va. ARE NOW OPEN AND READY TO
RECEIVE VISITORS. Descriptive pamphlets u
be- had of Purcell. Laid & &c.. POLK Miller ini
John Blair. druggists Richmond. cr Of the pro-
prictOr. This I. the most delightful warm IA. hur-
bath Temperature. &c degree Ia Tie world.
an 3O-3in JOHN l.. FTBANk.