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The Petersburg Complication.

THE DEADLOCK PARTIALLY BEOkEN-THE IN
CUMBENT TREASURER SURRENDERS HIS OF
FICE TO THE TREASCRER-ELECr.
PETERsBURG, July 5.-The existing dead
lock in the municipal affairs Of this city wa,
partially broken to-day by Yirginius John
son, late city treasurer. surrendering the
papers and appuctcnances Of hl, Office to
Emmett Couch, the Readiuster treasurer
elect. The Rtldiusters claim this a great
victory, as it gives them entire control OF
the city funds and enables them 10 pay the
officers elected by them, while the warrants
for MONEYS issued By the Auditor elected
blythe outgoing Council viii not be honOred
by the incoming treasurer. and ncncc those
elected to Office by the retiring body will
not be paid with the fund, OF the city.
johnson delivered the papers. books. &c,
Of bis Office % Couch under protest, ~ hi
counsel win apply 10 the supreme Court
on the llth of this month for a nandamuS.
To-day Mayor Archer virtually refused %
recognize the police elected by the Rtal-
ulster Council until the question whether
they are legally-elccted officers i deter
mined in the courts. This morning the
new street force. consisting ii whites and
lhcks. under charge OF the street COM
missioner elected by the RCadiu,ter Coun-
ell, went on duty, making TWO different
Its u hands at work on the streets. IL j.
now thought that the existing c0mplica-
ton viii not be- settled until next N0ycm-
Der. when the Court OF Appeals meets.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE D,srArcH FROM ALL ro,sr..

Proceedings Yesterday; Other
Washington News and Gsssip-A Break In
the Petersburg Deadlock Ratification or
Commercial and other Treaties with For
eisn Coanfries-The River and Harbor A3-
prorriatiens-TerribIe Disaster ON the Ohio
river; An Excursion steamer SINK By Coli
iision aud Many Lives Lost-Dcmocratie
Nominations Ina North CaroIina-The Situa-
tion in Egypt.
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TIE Egyptian situation.


A CnIIIsION DELIENtD 'VIDAII'N " IT
LIKE MOVEMENTS.
LoSpoy. July 5.-Priyate telegrams from
reynt state that the situation Is 50 strained
tbat A collision i UnayOld@oic.
Y The correspondent o. Renter Telegram
Cor, ~ AZ tlexandria says Admiral sey-
~. caT,ion 10 the Governor was rela-
rive l'rst 70 the rumored intention TO block the
s s,trance 10 the harbor by sinking ships
IaIan With Stone. Admiral Seymour noti-
fed ed the Governor that he would regard
anv s mel attemut as an act Of open hostility.
NJ! oCJJ the Egyptians are dispatching
large quantities OF ammunition TO TIE forts
on the coast
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North Carolina Democracy.

MEETING Of TIE STATE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NATIONS OF CONGRESSMAN AT LARGE AND
JUICES.
RALEIGH, Y. c., July "a large num-
Der Of delegates % the Democratic Con-
ventiOn have arrived. III view OF the de-
cisi0n Of the supreme Court in the election
case lied few days ago, in which con-
struct0n Is put on the election law render
ing void al ballot, containing more names
than the voter is authorized under the
statute TO vote for. and there being no pro-
vision in the statute for election ~ 4 con-
gresham at large, much doubt i, expressed
il 70 whether sufficient machinery exists to
hold a lawful election for congressman al
large. and delegates have had preliminary
meeting to consult about the necessity for
IN extra session Of the LEGISLATURE. The
general opinion seems 10 be- that no de-
ciaration will be made on the subject, leay-
ing the matter with the Council OF state for
their untrammelled decision.
The Convention met at 2:20 =. NJ, and
was called to order by the chairman Of the
state Executive Committee. J. \. Long,
III Caswell. WAS made temporary chairman,
and Colonel Thomas VI. Holt. OF Ala
nance. was subsequently chosen pcrma-
nent president.
Ri,deu Tyler Bennett, o. Anson. was
nominated for congress man at hrge;
Thomas Ruiin. present incumbent, va,
renomnatcd for supreme Court judge; and
jane, shepherd. OF Washington county;
Fred. Phillips, OF Edgecom5 county; AL
ni0nd Mckay, OF Sanp-on county: james
c. MlcRac. Of Cumberland county: John
\. Gilman. Of Guilf0rd county; and VIII
liam NJ. >hipp, OF MecklonbWrg coun-
~. were nominated for superior Court
judges.
All the nominations were byacclamation,
and harmony and good feeling character
led NJ proceeding.
Governor J1ryi, addressed the Conyen-
ZION. The speeches all proceeded on the
line that as long as the negroes vote 'olid'y
with tie Republican party the white men
~ tie state must stand together 20 PIE
serve good government.
The meeting % delegates this morning
adopted resolution that in view 81 the
opinion OF the supreme Court relative To-
the election law, committee Of fifteen
lawycr. be appointed % consider the mat
ter and lay their views IN regard to an cX'
ira session 81 the Legislature before the
Governor ard Council.
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COMMERCIAL.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
BfcrN0yo. July ;, lSs2.
OEFEEING~.
WnEAr.-WIit', BIZ bushels. Red, 1854 BUSH
els. ,,.
GORN-Whlfc. 100 bushels; ret Xhihi 3D.
20U bushels. Mixed. 1000 buaheis; rc-cHaihit-
Ell. 500 bushels.
DNTs.-sUO bushels.
MENI.--3ln bushels
BLACk PEAs.--Z- bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wugtr.-Rpd. ~ bu.icls prime Fnltz 10 sl2j.
tOHN.-NA.to. 80 bushels prime virginia az
si.Ol.
Corrov-T0uc strong. Heccittt SO bales; ship
mont. % bales Quotations: NicdllIE J 4H 10. ;
l0g M lduug. llA.eali4c.; good ordinary Io'.
lie; ordinary, -.f04r.
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Disaster TO Exeursionists.
COLLISION IS TIE OHIO-ONE srEAMER sunk
AND TWENTY LIVES LOST.

COLLISION IS TIE uHIp-ONh STEAMER SUM
AND TWENTY LIVES LOST.
MrNGo JUNCTION, ONO, July 5.-Tho
steamer ~ciotO. with about live hundred
passengers on board. coliided with the
,team-iug John Tomas in the middle OF the
river last night. The >ciOtO sank IN fifteen
ieet Of water. only the pilot-Eouse Is
visible.
one of the survivor, SAYS the >ciot0 w1@
coming up the river under q full head Of
steam. When about bali mile from
Ninzo Junction the John Lomas was sight
ed coming down. The pilot Il the -ciot0
whstied Tor the channel, but owing 20 .
misunderstanding both boats took the
same side. the Iona, striking the SclOto
and sinking her In fifteen feet u water in
three minutes from the time OF collision.
The scenes on the Sci0to were heartrend-
ing. and the struggles for life were right
fui O. behold.
The Loma- was only Slightly disabled,
and went ID work NJ once To- save those on
the unfortunate >ci0to. Th,, task was rem
dered easier by The bright moonlight, ana
mo- doub, many lives were saved from thir
reason. II (. now believed t,nt the JOSS oi
lie will not exceed twenty persons.
LATER FROM TVS scESE.
Nrvco JUNCTION.. July j.-It j. likely
that the deaih-h-t viii embrace between
TWENTY-FIVE and atty persons. When th'
bo9t 4, raised IL /, believed that number al
lodic. viii ne discovered. The iii-tatet
nqr,v seemed cqpti divided - t. sex. bal
"a far The bodies oi three sdie- oniy have
been found
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LoNp0y. july IL dI'Paton 70 rI,
pi,nss ' ~, Perjs says the Conference will
p,obabIy come TO decision to-day to for
psJG rso,,est the Porte's Intervention in
E@v5t. The principle Of collective action
bss been already resolved upon II the Porte
"a go - cement to the proposed eondE
t,ons n M execution becomes necessary,
!, TT = ,roh,h,a several Powers win partiei-
= ~, !. p hvs he share OF England viii hs
great greater I'd sl,sn that q any other Power,
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,
IL ROCkBHfDGEC NTY. Va
OPEN FOR VlSfroEs JUNE lsr.
CAPACITY, 1000 GUESTS.


CHARGES:
Per HrV. .----f %
FER Wrnth cot thirty so 90
Two Mouth, ~ more enrh. ..-.-..........-.. 80 %
Take branch railroad 90 Goshen. Chcslpsake aud
Ohio railway. for ~puuss. only thrty-aVa min
lte,' riic through beautiful 1ud picturrsue val
premises nave undergone thorough and cumpsts
reulirs. placing tie property o. -ecrnt Ia M
wlfrlng-pl1cr lu this country. \ homo foF the
invliid. Ariuscma nts ~ every description Tor
lh,.-e -ecting recreation and pleasure. ZINE hunt
ing md n.iiuy. \ cordial virgins welcome VIII
De- extended d. ALL aud everything possible done ~
make our guests comfortable. satisfied. Hud happy.
EUGENE g.. PtITON,
nay ll-3m General Manager.
WARN SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY.
w NA.AEE NOW OPEN AND READY Tb
RECEIVE VISITORS Descriptive pump hlets -
be- had II PARCEL. Iafi 4 Coz Polk Miller AMI
John Blair. druggists, Richmond. or oi The pro-
grictor. This l. the most Gel -tfai warm sulphur
bath 'temporBtLfc. ~ degrees IN The world.
aD 3C-8fl JOHN 2. III BANK.
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SINNER ROARDIsG.
.IEIHUNrS RIVER,

NfEJHUMS RIVER,
ALBENAGLE COUNTY.
G.. II. PRICE Is prepared 70 ttAe SUMNER
Bg ARpERS no reasonable prices. le Jim
AIRS. SARAH T.. RoANE, 40 her resi-
vi deucc IN Ncwbcru PULASKI county. Va. two
miles from Dublin depot. on rho Norfolk lgd West
ern railroad. DfSlRE~ To HAkEA LIMITED
NINBFE or VISITORS ia RlNt IiIt ~ VI
MIR. Good H-Ling. hcIuiiful scenery. eievati0n
1900 feet above Tie scl. night. cool and In
yfgoratiue. Terms accommodating. Refers "a
l'r. Hgufer Nrfirirc and colonel J. r. cary
Pc-f-oflce Ncwbern, Pulaski county. W.
e. 24-eDd3w
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LArER rroN rvs scENL.
.r,n pnsifInn OF die Church in italy.

,io,, M the Ccnsistory on Monday said the
nosition n the Church In Italy was bccoui-
Ia, worse than ever. The Governments.
he declared, was guilty q bad faith IN r.
iusinc EXECUTORS to twenty bishops he had
nominated.
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DESIRE To CONTRACT
y NTH PARTIES HAVING IEAhs % eau,
-, a e61 cords Of -hlpping-wOod tissahce %
80. Ie-e' ,,,t.s-feru.en chester and Peters burg.
aoo1 aC.cmlno dasions and u, cal indueeH'e--'
"Iefeu' "lF'' ." \. =. DUNN.
,cet1. Chester. Va.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
WEDNESDAY. June s. 1852.

SALEs-FRsT BoARD.-1.O00 Richmond ana
Daavile debentures II 6s2; 1909 Richmond city
s. &C l11k; 500 Richmond city g. 1857, a;
1895; l share Chesapeake and ohio at ak: 10
shares Norfolk and Western preferred at sly, 100
DO az 51, 100 do. at jIk- loo do. At sly 100 90.
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THE RIvER-ANp-HARBoR BII.L.


THE INSTRUMENTATION BILL.
WAsHryGToS, ID. C., July j.-The river
and-barbor bill, as reported from the Sem
ate Committee on Commerce to-day, shows
an increase OF little more than $4,000, 00O
In the aggregate amount Of appropriations
provided for In the bill a. il passed the
House OF Representatives. The total
amount Of appropriations contained in the
bill reported to day Is in round numbers
S1S, 400, 900. The Senate committee have
made no reduction in any OF the items con-
tanned in the House bill, but have in many
cases increased specified amounts apprO-
priated. and have added number Of items.
The following amounts are among those
which have been added 10 the House bill !:
Mississippi river improvements, $50. 200 !;
improving the Appomattox river, Virginia,
els, 200; improving Cape Fear river, North
Carolina. $4,000; improving Countennea
creek, North Carolina, 5000; improving
Neuse river, North Carolina, 10000; I'M
proving Pamlico and Tar rivers, North
Carolina, $1,000; improving Trent river,
North Carolina, $4,000.
The following are among the new items
Of appropriation Improving Cape Fear
river, North Carolina, $4,000; improving
Yadkin river. North Carolina. s2j, 600; i'm
proving Beaufort harbor, North Carolina,
$50, 0O0; improving New river, North
Carolina. $4,000; inn rowing Meherrin
river, North Carolina. $1,000; improving
Roanoke river, N0rth Carolina, $1,000.
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Ey Telegraph.


YwYoRE.July 5.-N or,.-stocks morcly active
Noner. 80 Der cent. kxchaugc-L,ng. 4StFP
as. short. 49, DisS. state bonds inicaYe
Governments We .S.
frsntng.-F Nchangc. t~f-. Governments WeaA
ant Lover. new s.. iNli. Hew IS. ia; new =
IlS4. NDuey.1a3i. Der cent. suites fairly active
and steady. Treasury balances Coin. .ol.-1-
currency. .l.- -.
frr. f.
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grocK.nRohnRs sc.

ID }. WRIGHT,
-roCk-BNcNTR AND ArCTiONEER.
ias removed o. stock - xrf tnge rOon-
No.4IlJ MAIN STREET.
Orders I'd BUY AID SILL Solicited
rlp 2g-eoi3m
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ASSOCIATIONS & pARrNERsHIrtss..
RIcnMONp, July s. ls-

kIIFMUNI7s July . t0-l-1-
u,aE FIRM or PILCHER & BIGGER
| a. tht- .i,y dissolved by mutual CONSENT
blr J. BELL Biz ~ L Ion 'asrisrnsrt az
siEh ~ N'"'e ". - PILCHER.
W at-is,s' }. BILL BiGG he.
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SEED, sc.

New TGRNIP SEED, RUTA., I gA { ~
~ ETC.-THE BEST sEEps ~ Ma, M,iie - free
r., s,nie,tian. SPECIAL prices 70 dealers rpx,
on a w q hBBAGF.-, TOMATO, and CELERY
fi-AN IL u"" r. W. WOOD, scotsman,
A. RlchmQpdt va.
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NLD POINT COMF0RT. "a.
HYGFIN HOTEL

IiYGFIN HOTEL
situated 100 yards from Farf Monroe. Open all
thc year. Equal 10 any hotel in The United -,1iss-
surround mes rn~urru-sct. Bathing, boa'ing. Ash
tugnnd drivin e;cci1 ~ attractive. Fru-euiinentiy
, rc4act fer .ngihon people. Terms l.ss lor equal
accommodations th2u any resort I'm The country
Innate free from malaria, and fUr iu3oninia truly
fai rfui In its soporirc elect. send fnr circular
describing hygienlc Adyau tiEe4 etc.
HARRISON PIfFBTS.
my ft-9m Proprietor.
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WOOD AND co.L.

C'OAI AND WOOD.-FlE~T-CLAsS
l NNIuatCiTE-au ane-trr iamliy %:
LErP got SDRN ~iLtiALIl, ~ w.
-PiINT. tG'WEELAND, .ad NhN -kll TX
F>1iNG mt~ufr cQaf. rNF N'y!hl,;; sl;2 90,
$500 cd. cord aus :z.TJ Ter nalf co.d. Ai insi
f. Ilyt.t -,immcr pr.re-. Orders ID b.ieia1one No.
lf5 thrI,s'.e. Broad strict Dpff- i-e 7 f1trr,
0r 1915 cary ueri. Imy ls' q. g. fA"F..
4 NTWRACITE COAL or ALL SIZES
n SOFA ~ ysafi y:
Dl.tAtLsrfr 2 LriiiSH lt Mp:
ANIIf.A 'il 3 fir luunufY nsef
~FllSf tI'i az sT.i'rt
STEAM unl SMITHS coal
MODD-LCIg sawed. aifi hlngliny
FRI. erlry feger, F'ip,t 81. u. IL ~ -
frvf.tm ghf..n'r ans Cary ,fsfrls.
LUEL OF ALL hlNDo.
As-TTR AfrrE COAL.
vFST VIRGINIA STINT coal
For .DEl And STEAM fpAl.-
FOEEsI PM WOOD, tong ald awpn-
=. e. LATNkyI,
Seventeenth street at Drs"-9ri'Tr.
Order ly frie phoue 0r utiisr ~i-s. %" -
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THE HEALING SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY. Va.

HNIW f'II ' TT. ' y.
ARE NOW OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF
VISITORS.
Hot lad cold h1tlf. plunge and shower. Hacks
and ba- Zage-Na CONS leave tovingtoT upon The ar
rival ~ every tilin. Parties leaving Richmond IN
the morning arrive n Tie spring t0 tea. large
supply 81 The water for sale 20 PURCELL. LADD
& tu.>. my 24-3m
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COBB'S ISLAND. VA.
- THE ONLY SEASIDE RESORT IN
VIRGINIA.

The finest and safest II surf-hathiug.
Oce1H-. channel. ard shark. fishing and snipe-
shooting.
TERMS. - per lay. sl2 per vess, $40 per
month.
Route from on Point " steamer Northampton
70 CheFTysione every Monday. "Wednesday. AMI
Friday The B1l;imere aud Washingt0n steamers
Address J. I. SPApT.
jc Lam Proprietor.
nRKNEY SPRINGS WILL BE OPEN
~ FOR THE RECE PrION CE GUESTS
JUNE /. I-~2. This well-rpnowned place has
lust undergone extensive AMI thorough repairs both
q ~ lhe hotel. proper and the grounds. ~leriai
itttntiou has been given o. the sanitary denart-
upuf. fDr further Information send Tor desert D
tive catalogu,s. =. =. WpDDN ARD,
my Ign General Manager.
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DooK AID JoR WORK NEATLY
DExECurED Al tae DlspATth-iRiAt'Ne
HOUSE
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BLANK ROCKS. &c.


pLANk BOOKS.
W. ...,y-.t d, or esr.foulers who vii aecd AZ
COUNT BOOKS IN July 20 gise - saiiy oF'es's'
A. - b.. sure having good books. We haye on saad
II eur own and Of The eacap nori.fm eorS s'aifa
siacl OK many siss-
i.ls-d&x NV. RANDOLPH EStSEiSh'
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RAtrrlRF. July j.-Nlrguia -. deferred. io'
consui., 81 pn---,uc coug"ns.07 B, uc" l1-lV b
A.. Bid to-day.
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I r. CHRISTIAN.
J.. FURNISH NJ t@DaRI Ahtk.
late FitA lll suece. ...r t9 J. =. ltiy's-l
~. 1915 rAsF kEOtu SWEET,
RICHMOND, ~ -
has a large l...art .nsgt q 81 COD alf MI NLi,,t
CANF-. CA~hEI-. ~ithpiD-r tLOAh t@o-
KITS. g.. II - prir -.
Country end teif sYaph order prom pay hlt'hrsi
a. Cav nF ulghl. 't 100
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TNDFgTARERs.

tOSFPli W. LAt BIZ,
y bTRNI-HiNG-I SDEKrAktR
CORNER FIRST AND BROAD 7TEhLl''
Rtf1MaSu Va.
WOOD AND MErLLLlC BlklAi-tA>Ls-
ROBES. iiE it-t, Hfth-,
and an thiags r,.laf .lts 40 ifF PIT ia ftr.
1 .iegraphic and country orders ,oilrihd.
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R,I.TlNORF

~ ..... tr.....,-s-
BALTIMORE jay % l'Nt ,,.a''~ -,
Street tni western -dlf ~. 500 60
So. e1.-9 '-i",'g' 80 ~
-1ltr1he' -3.-".. 49, --.,,'', t,ssr.
brands. 41.-3 80 " u''-l--,,''., Ia o.
sl.33; AN Hcr. 81 % 80 80 =, TIN WI,
'ef rcd pot 9l.31e ~ or,,,,.-r 1si,ie
hrmi 2'tfn l.e' ~ "a .i,,iv. ,oail-
t"t'' 'i1."- ~. - ti'it. ,fG.. 900 sc o.
IN - 49, -, I,,i.,ta 5Srs2c Provisions
49,. ~ Do, IN. in.fayrc. HIGHER Mes part.
..55T 7-',-3a Euix n,e,t---~i.oulicrs ani clear
- - e.. ,9,trT IgI' and 1889. Bacon enOdli,.s
~. clg~r-.1b -id.4. i5c. Hans. y 5at t'e.
Iar,l-Rcducd. I3c. code" hrm ml" ''...' -
ordinary CO.. fair. -ef04c.. -ugar lui.t, a., '"-.
9-sc. M'Ary t-',l "- 'l'A'' ''''-
CINCINNATI
$1,000. rr, vt.u~,l1u. ftnlIl,. $40
- -., - 49, Wfnrl Quiet. ~. ral
$50 iti.,N 80 .f.I rit July.
"lnfei. 80 L. ''..'.t ',.l 'fr.,~. -.
+ ei.Df h,l s"-'-.' -t. IN. ~ - Az
= il Ae'l' n t.' I. y','f,et ~ d.. Pork utdrt
su-,. '"l' ''.,.,-, .ri .fr,nu I1H hIylrr at
iul hrih y. ?--'''.' -, r'.ti.i.r. -l..if. rfh.
4; 10. h--@ -. '.'t-li..r i.n sales
3. n 49, ,,r Two .i,r..I A~I Barrels, %
. b.s'- 81 si.l-. -nkF Pa ~ =. ae..sc and
..,. ',.r t..i i.-Ht. 1890 --.23 A. 'icAloF
ana tf crert. ft.11fs-.ot.
--' ,r-f.,fttF
49, Lt..-.,,.~t., ,oi sfe.,.lv .
/ LoUrsvILLE. q. ..Y ..-Fi""f .i-t'' r.
/ extra family, no 20 e"' ,', ~ 7 IN
Hsl.g ~. NJ -, I'l 90, --.lsit.f Ind cusriily
,er sL2n ~ -, Corn 4' ,,,r' FL GOOD a.
higher - = 'o ',..l : .s41,f0e.. H.tA-
ui.ul 'fl.tt.i- Ai t.~t'+f .I....
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SUMNER RESORTS.
SPRINGS Now OPEN.
SULPHUR. ALrM. MD cUALYEEATE
MATTERS.

vi
SULPHUR. ALrM. AND CUALYgEATE
SATERS.
For circulars, terngx. aud general information
address CARROLL GARRETT, prOpr.efns,
Millboro' SpFfuzs pa~t-ohiee. Bata county Va.
Ny hack meets al passengers, especia vhsn
notified. y 25-fm
I'VE SHORE COTTAGES,
L NEWPORT. L. I.
NEW, ELEGANT Bathing. ~aiiirg, FishiR4-
te 2j-lm MRS. VI. :. FiAGI- Lesse-
NOUNTAiN-TOP HOTEL, l,a06 FEET
vi ABOVE TIDE-wATER, situated IA Elrxinia .
On the Chesapeake and ohio railway. t2l miles
from Richmond. Va. Is NOW OPEN FDR Nfsl-
TORS. For terms, ETC.. address
HENRY l.. MAsSlf. Proprietor.
jef3-im Afson uepe'- Va
VARIETY SPRINGS, OPEN lJrW
Jf'NE. on the Chesapeake aud Ohio rnit-
road hftecn mites west ~ Stadpton, ~t4yppsnx
al the door. Excellent water. fraud scenery and
good fare. Usual amusements. Board: $50 pr
month ~ thirty days. ~ per week. and sl.J0 per
day. Children under twelve Years and servants
half-prfce Bathing IN healing sa6pf gratis.
Mrs. MARY ]. BUkRCSs, Proprietor.
g. W. LACKEY, Manager. T. 7-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-06
cry DIRECTORY NolICE.

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-06

executive session to-day ratified the COM
mercial and consular treaties with servia.
the commercial treaty with Roumania, and
the trademark treaty with Spain.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-06

NETTING Of TIE STATE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NATIONS OF CONGRESSMAN AT LARGE AND
JUICES.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-05-06
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The courts are not lively.
| The number of men who want office is
very great
their annual trip.
The political checker-board is in state
| of wild confusion.
General Turner has become mechanic,
or laborer of some kind.
w. d. Dunn was appointed guardian OF
William Il. Philmot yesterday.
-"For men may come and men may go,
but go on forever."-Brook Turner.
Cars nine and the Memphis Reds play
ball at Central Park Sunday evening.
The Cumberland Presbyterian concerts
will take place on the 11th and 18th of this
month.
The various military companies are
drilling continuously for anything that may
turn up.
-Bella 1feIauney by ]. F. Smith, can be
had in twenty cent edition at Mansford's, 29S
Main street.
George Bridges and Della Billiard, w.
c. McNeely and NJ. C. Harris, were allowed
to marry yesterday,
The workingmen were fed on wind
pudding by the new Siamese twins, Turner
and Bingham, last night.
There is some talk of celebrating the
Fourth of July, if the business men will CO.
operate and make things interesting.
General Turner had another rush Of ora
tory to the head last night. A little more
such rhetorical apoplexy will finish him.
The will of Churchill ]. Seldom, of ST.
Louis, was probated here yesterday, Mrs.
Lavinia F. Seldom being appointed execu-
trix.
"A quartet of some kind passed the AP-
PEAL office yesterday, contestiDg with a lot
of cats, and it was nip-and-tuck as 10 which
would win.
Why is it necessary for the attorney
general of Shelby county 10 deliver long
winded, aimless harangues at every meeting
held in the city?
General Vaughan received a notice yes
terday from the County Grange that he had
been appointed county deputy to visit all the
oranges iu the county.
Happy jack" who is charged with
murder at Mobile, Ala, held female grand
reception at cell No. 6 stationhouse yester-
day. Four women called on him.
AT the courthouse, at noon to-day,
Chancery Clerk Black will have his usual
weekly real estate sale, on which occasion
several tracts of fine land will be disposed of.
The following numbers drew capital
prizes in the Little Havana Lottery yester-
day, May 5th: 90 93 drew $500; 29I0 drew
$1,000; 10.S4S drew $1,000; 1888 and Il,
each $3.50; 14,779, 61S4, 20,J03 and 326s,
each 300.
There will be meeting of the Women's
Christian Temperance Union to-day at
pm, at No. so jefferson street. A full at
tendance is requested. Hereafter meetings
will be held the first and third Saturdays in
each month.
AT Jackson the United States Court sem
fenced Fred Emerich to the penitentiary for
five years for manufacturing counterfeit coin |
at Jackson; DIR. Henry Rykman and George |
Alexander, for defrauding a pensioner out |
of her money, one year each; - Lowe, for |
passing counterfeit money, two years.
Some of the weather prophets have de-
cisred that Memphis would be very I'M