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DoxEs Stationery, great bargains at cochrane,s.
Uptown. ""' >

IRISH LOT OF those elegant and cheap black
epe AZ % cents bunch, a| Bouts no TN Sc.
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1rlnders' LactO PiOShate of Lime and
Goa Liver OIL, the best remedy known for coughs
colds, consumption bronchitis asthma all throat
breast and lung affections
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Mrs. M. Labreub.
washington, says: "BroWn'S Iron BitterS COM
pletely cured me OF Weakness"
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NEW Xmas Goods, Dec. II. j. Jay Gould.

BEST black goods. IA 9TH st. Mourning $
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BARGAINS FOR SATURBAY.-The finest quality
beaver hats made, reduced to so cents, former
price 81 Bouts, 1l0 18th ST.
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KEEP WARH.-ChtIdren's leggings, 25c. Superior
ladies' legyings.
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w. .:BuRnErrr 3 Co..
CITY ITEMS.

Nos. s2s It'll st. and 7os x st. n. W. dist
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"ANTED-A GOOD MAN COOK WHO UNDER
Nv stands his business. Also Walters and Young
and Oyster Saloon. 3oa 9th street: opposite
Washington market. IT,
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BARGAINS: Smoked Goods. J. Jay Gould.
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THE last tune this season our 50c corset at 25c
At Clarks. 732 9TH street northwest
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45c; CASHMERE only gle, Stern's, 904 7th, bet
and Is.
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"ANTED-A COLORED BOY, AT SCANL,
w BILLIARD ROOM. 4l3 9th street northwest

WANTED-A FIRST-CLASS WHITE woMA
w Cock to assist in q Restauraut r. A. SIJIJ
VAN, 1910 PennsylYania avenue IL.
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The Weather.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OYFfcRN,
WARRINGTON. DC. Dec. 9. 1882. 9:31 q. NJ
For New England and the middle Atlantic states
'lder fair weather, westerly winds, higher ba-
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LADIES' LEGGINs, WOODEN, Cochranes Uptown
Store.
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25e; DREssGooDs only lOc., Stems, 904 7th, bet.
And h.
Uptown. -
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6-BUTToSs mosquetaire kids (warranted), g. q,
at BrOdhead'S
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EXTRA SLEEVES, for knit jackets, at Auerbach's,
cor. 9Th and H.
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WANTED-HELP

w table and make himself generally useful: must he
well recommended. 'Can between and O'Clock p M
At 1IOl 18th street northwest. 1t.
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| WANTED-IN SMALL FAMILY GIRL TO DO
w general house work; must come well recon-
mended. 1129 18th street northwest. 1t.
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CHILDRENs solid gold rings, SO, Is, 81.
LADIES' gold bangle rings Csc.
Bangle bracelets in rolled gold and solid silver.
Gents sleeve buttons and scarf pins, all new de-
signs.
We still sell our silver thimbles at So.
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WANTED.TWO RESPECTABLE WOMEN, ONE
w to do waiting, the other chamberwork; must have
the very best references to characterand capab
English, French, German Swiss preferred Cal
avenue.
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| "ANTED-A FIRST CLASS COOK AND LAUND-
w rees, also q Chambermaid. Reference required.
Apply. between and p.m.. at I446 street north
L L.
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IN AND AFTER THIS DAY, DECEMBER 8,
" 1887 all persons warned not to credit nybody
on my name as will only be responsible for debts
It, MiILARD F. MARTIN.
A WIDOW LADY DESIRES A GENTLEMAN no
"A assist her financially. Address WIDOW, Star
once. d6-6t
DERsONAL.-I WILL SUBSTANTIALLY RECO0-
nize the services Of counsel procuring for gov
eminent position. Address BUSINESS. city post
Office. d6-3ts
NARD-WANTED CORRESPONDENCE WITH A
~ lady OF culture and gooo moral character by gen
Eeman OF established social and business standing Adj
dress with true name, ATTORNEY, p. o. Box COZ,
Des Moines, Iowa. dl-6t
DRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY 500 9Th
Il street northwest. Reliable information Furnished
In all cases: consultation free; will call at residenca
when requested: all business strictly confidential G.
Finder. mhlb-0m
MADAM ROSS. HE L0NG-EsTABLIsHED, RE-
NJ liable CIairyoyant and Astrologist Riyes better
satisfaction in al sairs Of life than any one in the pro-
fesson tells the past present future destiny; gives
advice and assistance al matters Sppertaininr to
business, love and matrimony. ALL IN TROUBLE CALL
Satisfacton given pay. Coordination Rooms 4l1
I'd street. above street northwest. e2S
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

A FINE FRUIT FARM FOR RENT. WITHIN
uree miles and within sight VI this city 70 acres
room house aud abundant OutbuildinSs
d4-2w Il. a. PHILLIPS, l428 New York syenue
NOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-ISO ACRES OF coon
rs.m Land in Fasrfsx county. Va. one mile from
r. f.. 40 acres in timber, which would moro than psy
for the property II marketed stream Of water running
through: fronting on good county road WIN be sold
ss ia s:ese an eatate. or exchange for Warrington
lot or lote improved or unimprosed. Apply 6 S.SS
18th street northwest. n22-lm
II Nd, so acres Of Land. with good Groom Cot
ta with barn and other ont. houses. On the place 10
fsilinx spring Of most excellent watsr Price
50. 600. By =. o. HOFFMAN, Real Estate Broker
AID Auctoneer. 10th and streets northwest. n9-lm
EQx SALE Oh EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
n ERTY-fArm two mtles from Biadensburg. con-
tsining 8l4 scres. Apply to JOHN STEPHEN: BIa-
de0sbutg, Nd oIe-2ms
nARCEY 4 ARMSTRONG, REAL ESTATE
h.ve .sny farns tH als md exohanfs e Princs
80 SIN
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"ANTED-A FIRST CLASS COOK All COLU
Wv BtA HOSPITAL; good references required do

I WANTED-A WOMAN TO COOK AND ASSIST
| w in other homework except cooking, either white
or coored; references required. Apply at oath
| street, from 3 to O'Clock. dS-St
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WANTED-A NICE TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE.
w seven or eight rooms, well located for which will
De paid 81 500 to s. 600 cash, mortgage assumed
and balance IN good property Brentwood. have
also three or four customers houses frem s. 900 to
$4,000. W. E. BURFORD, s04 street. d2-Iw
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WANTED - IMMEDIATELY, FIRST CLASS
w Dress and Cloak Makers: also an Apprentice and
Errand Girl. NINE. LEEJARvIN, 73O i7th street.
dS-3tA
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Negro Murderers Lynchcd.

LAWRENCE. KAN. June 11.-Pcter Vine
gard. George Robinson, aud "Ike" King,
an negroes, charged with the murder OF
David Bausman, in this city, several days
AGO. were taken from the Jail at | o'clock
Yesterday morning by mob and hanged
from the railway bridge. Sheriff Asper
offered all the resistance i'm his power, but
was compelled to submit.
Robinson pleaded hard for his life, and
iell on bis knees three times while being
taken from the Jail TO the bridge. King
said. when about 10 drop, Boys, let me
down easy" This was rctOrtcd 10 by
did YOU let Bausman down casy?" and
King received parting shove. The necks
OF Vineyard and Robinson were broken.
That OF King was not. I'm the evening
there was talk OF revenge on the part Of
the colorcd people, though most Of them
expressed themselves that the punishment
Wa, deserved. Vineyard, who was consid-
cred the most worthless OF the trio, had his
life insured for $4,000.
The lynching OF the three negroes was
because, from their own confessions and
ne testimony given at the examination, it
was concusiycly shown that they were the
murdcrorS OF David BMsman, whose dead
body was found i'm the Kansas river ten
days ago. Bausman had just arrived from
Brookyllc. OHIO, and intended to settle
near Lawrence. where he had two brothers
living. He had considerable money, which
fact the negroes discovered. and, with the
aid ol negro girl, IA daughter OF Vineyard,
enticcd HIM TO the river bank, where they
crnshed his skull with Il hammer aud threw
his body into the river.
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a Boat Containing Whisi.cy and "a
SNAKE Found In The Delaware.

pleasure party on board the steam
Yacht Germania made rather startling dis
coyery Yesterday afternoon While steaming
on the Delaware. Between Gloucester and
Red Bank, near the Horseshoe. 1t $50
O'Clock. John Mchlman, OF 2iS Richmond
street. one OF the owners OF the GeTmana,
espied boat about seventeen feet long
scudGing down the river nc great rate
under main>ail. There was apparently no
one on board, 80 the stcam-yacht was put
about and chased the runaway. When
oycriaken and secured the boat WAS
found 10 have small deck forward. She
was half filed with large and small pieces
of drltwood that had evidently been picked
up for the purposes Of iire-wood. There
was also a barrel containing water in the
fOrepart OF the boat and water in the bot
tom. I'm addition, snake, four feet long,
according TO Jacob Atweiler. OF 9l6 Shack
amazon street. was found and killed 10y
the men on board the Germania. There
was also an oiskin coat and hat, pair OF
CATERS, and two quart-bottles, one Of
which contained quantity OF whiskey. IL
j. believed that the boat had been drifting
about The river for several days. and that
The owner fell overheard while in a state
Of ini0XicatlOn. Phiiddelphid Press.
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The balloon Adventure.

LONDON. June 1.-THE balloon which
assembled from Maldon Yesterday landed
near Arras, in France. II trayersed dis
tancc OF l10 miles. Sir Claude de Cres-
pigny. who fell out Of the car and broke
his leg when the balloon was released at
Maldon, Is making satisfactory progress
toward recovery.
Sir Claude Champion dc Crespigny is OF
ancient and noble French descent. His
family came 10 England at the revocation
OF the Edict Of Nantes and the head Of IL
obtained Il colonel's commission in the
British army. In 1905 Claude de Crespigny
was created u baronet for having entertain
ed the Prince Regent at Champion Lodge.
Augustus de Crespigny, his nephew. was
a distinguished sailor, who served under
Nelson and Collingwood. The family lives
at Burnley House, kingwood.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY, June 10, 1882.

SALEs-FrRsr BOARD.-2.000 Petersburg Rail-
road, "Clsss b. mt 751s; 10 shares Atlanta and
Charlotte ut G5, 10 do. at So; 10 shares Atlanta
and Charlotte Oh. CO. ut 65s; 10 shares Atlanta
and Charlotte at 65k, 100 do. ut 65t. 10 do. at
65t: 10 shares Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
at 39's; 100 shares Richmond and Danyille un-
pooled q. 6Oj at 95; 100 shares Richmond and
Danvllc pooled ut 30.
SECOND BoAIp.-20 shares Richmond aud Pc
tersburg at rs l 0 shares Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta ut &c.,; 5000 Petersburg Railroad bonds,
"ClassB." ut 754; 100 Petersburg Railroad
Glass Il " bonds, fractions, mt 75s; 10 shares At
lanta and Charlotte at 65ss, 10 do. at 65i 10 do.
ut G5's.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO the DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

Proceedings Yesterday-other
Washington News and Gossip-Suieice In
Baltimore Greenbackers' Con.
vcntion--New Texas Wheat In New York.
Republican Nominations In Maiue-Tcrri-
BILE Haii-Storm I'm the Indian Territory
The situation In Egypt Critical; Fears Of
N Worst Outbreak In Alexnudria-Obitu-
ary-A New Russian Princess.
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BALrrxonr, MD., June l3.-DanicI Cur
ley, aged fiity-fve, shot himself through
the head this morning and died instantly
In the Northwestern policc-station. lie
was arrested for drunkenness and his per.
son searched, but the pistol was concealed
in one OF his boots, and thus escaped The
notice OF the police.
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WESTERN MUTUAL

arc here compared with it, PAYMENTS 20 policy
holder. from ls77 10 1851, inclasiNei
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Ruit for Taxes.

PHILADELPHIA, June 1&-The Common
wealth N PENNSYLVANIA Nave attached Sc
curities representing s0,OOO,O00 Of the es-
tate Of William i. Weld, moved from Bos-
ton to this city to escape taxation. The
State claims that Yields estate owes tax
of s250. 900, and IL has sued for the sum.
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Dcnth of an Engineer.

NEW YORK. June l3.-Erastus w. Smith
died last night. He had been connected
with number OF companies, including
tbe New Orleans and Havana Steamship
Company, and designed and constructed
the New Orleans Water-works.
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KINNEY DISEASE CURED.

CIIRIsTIANsBURC, VA, 1851.
Suffering from Kidney disease. from which could
get no relief. tried BROWNS IRON BirTERS,
which cured me completely. a child Of mine, re-
recovering from scarlet-feyer, had no appetite
did not seem to Dc able % eat all. gayehim Iron
B!;ters with the happlcst results.
J. KYLE MONTAGUE.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE 49, 1852.

Arrived.
Schooner Jessie Hart 81, Han, hcnnelcc, lee,
Mrs. j. King
SAILED.
steamship Roanoke, Couch, New York, mcr-
clsndse and passenger, &. ". Allen CO.. agents.
steamer Gulf stream. Ingram, ihildGclplit,
merchandise, j. W. McCarick. agent.
steamer ARIEL, clifford. Norfolk, United states
mail, mcrchaudisc, and passengers. l.. L. Taiuin'
superintendent
Schooner 4. {. Lyon, Eunnell, New York, ore
and lumber. Curtis & Parker.
schooner 4. &. Buckley, Crammer, Eiizibcth-
port. ties. Curtis & Parker. ,,,,
schooner Cora = Nansildcr, stcc'man, Ph!ladei-
phia. granite. Curtis & Parker. .,,-
schooner Agnes Rcppl'cr. LLOYD, Philadelphia
ore and tics, Curtis x Parker.
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-"D by asking too much we may lose
the little that we had BEFORE Kidney
Wort asks nothing but fair trial. This
given, Il fears no loss Of faith In It's virtues.
A lady writes from Oregon: For thirty
years ] have been afflicted with kidney
complaints. Two packages OF Kidney
Wort have done me more good than all
the medicine and doctors have had before.
/ believe II Is q sure eure.'
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,sa,,c Republican Convention.

PORTLAND, Me-, June l3.-The Republ'-
can State Convention to-day nominated
Colonel Frederick Robbie on the first ballot
for Governor, and Reed, Dinsley. Boutell,
and NIiliken as candidates for Congress.
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New Wheat.

NEW YORK, June IA carload OF new
TexaSwheat. the first shipped North, and
consigned TO Samuel Jacoby, was sold on
the Produce Exchange yesterday at s1.5O
ner hIlshel.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, June 13.-yoon.-stocks mode
rately active and strong. Money. per cent. TX
change-Long. iS6k: short. 1905. state bonds
dun but higher. Governments generally un-
changed.
g.-EXchangc. 4SGH. Governments
generally unchanged: new So, fO1h; new AVS.
ia: new A.. 1909. Money, 2@3 per cent.
states dull and lower Treasury baances-Coin,
fs7,722; currency. ti.673.
stocks generally, closing higher.
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Uaty.Storm I'm Arkansas.

CHICAGO, June ia Little Rock special
from the Indian Territory says n terrible
hail-storm passed over Broken Arrow and
the surrounding country yesterday. The
damage to crops and property is very
heavy. Several lives were lost.
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Tennessee Grccnbackers.

NASHVILLE, June 13.-The Grecnback-
ers yesterday nominated J. X. Beasley for
Governor. and reaflirmed the Chicago plat
form OF 1880.
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP o>fg's,
" COMPANY. .xxkxezh
FOR NEW YORK.

This company will dispatch one Of their splendid
mcrs-GUYANDOTTE. ROANOhE, MAN
HAITIAN. OLD DOMINION, WlANOhE, and
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT TUESDAY, FRIDAY. and
SUNDAY. For hours of sailing, see advertise
mcnt below. -
steamers leave New York TUESDAYS. THURS
DAYS, and SATURDAYS ut 3 l.. VI. from Per
26 new numberl, North river, foot OF Beach
street.
They have splendid saloons, state-rooms, and
bathrooms.
The fare. accommodations, and attentions ar,
unsurpassed.
and BERTH. SO: round-trip tickets SIS Storage.
with subsistence. 81; without subsistence, SO.
Freights for points beyond New forA forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made except actual
expenses Incurred.
Freight received until q o'clock i. VI. daily.
For Further information, apply 10
GEORGE ". ALLEN K co, Agents,
mvl7 Office Company's wharycs. Rockets.
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All regular passenger trains stop az Bon Air.
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE
On Train 5O-Ncw York and ALBANIA Uid Wash
mgtOn and Danyie, and Greensboro Ia iienry's
Station, Western North Carolina railroad.
ON Train 52-,lchmond and Danyille, and
Charlotte and Charleston.
Tickets sold 10 all points south, southeast, ard
southwest, and baggage checked through.
NOlay-Oycr checks given en- local tickets.
A. POPE,
General Passengcrhnd Ticket Agent.
L. W. II. TALCOTT, General Manager. jc 4
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IoIlr.

Flour-Wc quote: Fine, si@si.50; extra
SG.3OMS6.jO; superflnc, S5.50ms6: common su-
perfinc. Si.50MiJ: common family, .G.6OMS 81
choice family, sS.j0MSg.50.
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UEART-DTSEASE.

IIEART-DISEASE.
NISE STREET, HARRISBURG, PA"l
December 2. 1851.
After trying different ply icians and many REM
cdcs for palpi,ation Of the heart without receiving
any benefit, was advised To Try BROWNS lEoN
BITTERs. have used two bottles and never found
anything that gave me 50 much relief
Mrs. JENNIE HESS.
For the peculiar troubles t. which ladies arc sub
ieci, BROWNS IRON BITTERS f. invaluable.
Try 1t.
BE SURE AND GET TIE GENUINE.
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United States Senator Anthony Re-
elected.

PROVIDENCE, II. l., June 13.-Thc Gene
raj Assembly to-day elected Senator An
thony to succeed himself for a fifth term.
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A1ADy CURED OF RHEUMATISM.

BALTIMORE, Nd, May 7, 1850.
NV health was much shattered by rheumatism
when ! commenced taking BROWNS IRON BIT
TERs. and scarcely had strength enough Ia attend
10 my daily household duties. am now using the
lhird bottle and am rcgaining strength daily.and
chccrfdliy recommend 1t 10 ALL cannot say too
much IN praise Of IT,
Mrs. MARY +. BRAsnEAE,
173 Freshman street.
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e,,a.,,'.1 an rxcpss OF PAYMENTS OWE rRE-
,i,Ys,s .,p SEANIV THREE MILLIONS DnlLahsi
or Tho NORTuWEsrERN has returned . :. rs
y, nJers Ia pdpaent ~ DEATH Loss rs, MY,
wpWTS sI-nRrNDERED POLICIES, anu pNi-
nsSns' sl2S46 for each slu0 rtce'std ia pre-
,aiuins duriag he last kee pears.
For further information aui,sss AEON,
lois Main street, Riohme No, Va.
III y" ~ N'- je 4-eod3m
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FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk. Por'smon.h
Smilhield, and Hampton; Washington, ID. G. (;
Newbcrn, Washington, aud Iarboro', y. G., and
Eastern shore of Virginia. Old Point. and all regr
lar landings on James river, AT LOWEST RATES,
and through bills issued. J.. II. TAIUM,
my 27 superintendent
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IL wonderful curative power Is simply bccausc II
turtles and cniiches The blood thus beginning at
The foundation, and, by building up the system,
drives out all disease.
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Tic Emprces Of Rnssin has a Daus.hfor

ST. PETERsBURG, June l3.-The Empress
was safely delivered Of Il daughter at 8
O'Clock this morning. The child be named
Ola. The public buildings are dccked
with flags in honor OF the event.
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TOR NEW YORK.-The Old .cfTH

IA ~
Il Dominion steamship Company sssxxss.sssss
proposed sailngs for The week following are:
OLD DOMINION. Captain WALKER, FRIDAY,
jane 9th. at = o'clock 4. VI.
GUYANDOTTE, Captain KELLY, SUNDAY,
June Ith. al ii o'clock 1. VI.
E0ANOKE. Captain COuCH, TUESDAY, June
18Th. at | o'clock T.. VI.
Freight received up 10 / o'clock Il. W. Friday,
g O'Clock u. VI. saturday for sundays mp, ana
= O'Clock VI. Tuesday.
Through bills of lading signed and goods for
wardcd with dispatch 10 all points north soutl,
east and west; also To foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Afier-cab,n fare to New York (including meals
and berth. $40: r0und-triptickets,S SIS; storage,
with -ubsi fence. 81: without subs. tence, 20.
Passengers leaving Richmond Mondays, Tues
dnv4. Wednesday,, and Saturdays 10y Tie Richmond
and Petersburg railroad AZ l:J0 \. VI. VIII make
connection at Norfolk with steamer leaving those
DAYS. Cabin fare. $1,000. Tickets 10 be- had n
the Richmond and Petersburg depot aud \. W.
CARRIERS 1000 Main street.
For freight or passage. apply 20
GEORGE ". ALLEN & CO. Agents.
ic7 IOmpauy's Wharf, ROckctis.
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3:9J L. NJ
5:32 T.. VI
YORK RIVER LINE,

Passenger tram connects NJ West Point daily
except sunday with steamers for Baltimore an Il
the North.
Freight trains leaving Richmond. at-G:I5 4. 81.
and $40 T.. VI. Will have passcngcr-coaches at
tachCd.
Train No. ~ connects ut Burkoyilc with No.
folk and Western railroad for Farmyilc, Lynch
burg. and ali southwestern points.
Train No 30 Through passenger stops nj all sta
lions, connecting at Suthorlin's with Million and
Sutherlin Narrow-Gaugc railroad for Milton; az
salisbury with Western North Carolina railroad
Tor all points In Western North Caroliua; ut At
lauta for all points South and Southwest.
Train No. % Through passenger aud NALL stoJ
at all stations, connecting at Sutherlin's with Mi
ton and Suthcrlin Narrow-tiaugc railroad for
Milton; at Atlanta for all points south and s,outi =
west: nj Charlotte with Charlotte, Columbia and
augusta railroad for Columbia, Augusta, sayar =
nah, and Florida points
Trains from the south arrive 10 Richmond at
1870 L. VI, 1880 a. W., and 1905 Il. NJ, and from
West Pointat l0:20 \. NJ. Passenger, and a. VI.
and 2:10 i. VI. (Frciehl.j
No. !. ~, ~ ..rIN-rrr, ,rn,-,cr
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sALES REPnRrED TO sECRETARY.

CoRN.-Whitc I3s bushels good at 95c.; 800
bushels very good ~ 06c.; 500 bushels good at
9Gc.; 100 bushels very good ne 97c.
MEAL.-30 bushels ~ Sl.0J.
CoTTON.-Tone firm. Receipts. % bales. Quo
talions: Nliddling lliic.; low middng 114@
ll'.c.: good ordinary, lOls@lO'sc.; ordinary, %
hLDlc.
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ocrnt), from the Fifth district OF SCUM
Carolina, to-day adopted resolution de-
claring that Smalls was duly elected ana IS
entitled 10 the seat. The Subcommittee
will report this case TO the full committee
next Tuesday.
BROCKwAY RELEASED.
WASHINGTON, June 13.-Brockway, the
iorger, was released from custody to-day
by order OF Attorney-General brewster.
He gave his personal recognizance IN
$4,000. II Is stated that his arrest was I'M
authorized, and his release was ordered IN
fulflment OF an agreement made by Attor-
ney-General Dcvens.