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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-01-21

Riding up and down the Kennebec on the
Maine Central, the river presents an ANNA
ted appearance. From below Richmond to
Hallowell the ice fields are covered with men
and horses engaged in scraping and plan
ing the surface. Some companies swill
begin to cut Monday. The ice is now 10
inches thick, and of magnificent quality.
The outlook is nov very favorable for full
crop being harvested on the Kennebec.
Operators do not anticipate any fabulous
prices for ice next summer, on account of
The stock of old ice on the Hudson, and to the
large number of local companies who are 60
ing into the business in Maine this winter.
In nearly every town along the coast. ice
viii be put up In small quantities. 1t will
take about four week of good weather to fill
the kennebec river ice houses.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-01-21

There i. evidently = Wilde man loose ~
VI. Teton tn the Records song:
"a red-or-green plush
Young girl.
A Russian hare-mun
Young girl:
A little fur capeFy,
Esthetic draperv. -.
Ten-acre-hat young g1fi
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-01-21

Amos L. Wilder, Esq, Is improving the
mild weather BY setting out shade trees on
-. grounds on State street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-01-21

Aparsy Of Augusta men are to stack from
mo To 10, 900 tons Of ice 1t Britt's gullev
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-01-21

hallowell is a beehive of industry now.
In addition to her regular manufactures,
scores Of men are employed in the ice bust
ness The Granite Ice Co.. composed Of j.
H. Bodwsll, VIM. Wilson, Geo. b. McClench
.od ;. b. Glazier, are laying the foundations
iof two permanent houses on granite
wharf, and have some 80 men at work.
Inc houses will each be 200 feet long,
% feet wide, and 80 feet posts. and
'"eir combined capacity will be about IL, 900
IONS. This company has field Of 10 acres
al 'craped, and will begin housing the middle
VI next week. They will put up ice, and
sofk on their buildings at the same time.
Night across the river from this wharf. on
n''ie island, Elias Milliken of Augusta is to
"ack some 10000 or Is 900 tons. The Knick
s'00cker folks are increasing the capacity Of
"s'f houses on steam mill point.
FROM the Atlanta Constitution We learn
mat the vacuum steam dredging boat, which
operating on the Cheststee river in
'eorgia, is marvellous success. This
s'eoser 10 owned by u company in which
barney Hedge and other Augusta gentlemen
NC interested. The boat was built for
'.Aing the gravel from the beds Of the
"'ef'' and for washing the sand and sepa-
sung the gold from it. During . recent
.e''' raised the sand at the rate of from
"oso four tons every hve minutes. This
ana was rapidly washed automatically in the
'.a'ce ooxes, and the gold collected in quick
.a'ef' As result of the three hours work.
..efe was secured about $500 worth of gold.
ne expense was not more than 312. The
.oo was found to be very rich, and it il said
4.' mere Is enough in the rivers Of Georgia
Keep 80 boats busy for so years. Much
sAe'senent prevails on account of this nev
e'a0d Of obtaining gold, and several mere
edses wiz Be eonstruessd q once.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-01-21

privase masquerade Il on the tapis. II
"a, occur III few weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-01-21
BY Their Fruits Ye
Shall Know Them.

Adam and Eve sampled the fruit in the Garden Of
Eden some years since, and although the Novelty
Store is not the Garden of Eden large lot Of Fruit
has just arrived which is delicious. A Dozen nice
Valencia Oranges oily cost Is cents. and most
quarter of Ton Of Figs. 4se pounds be bought
for lvc per pound, or a ten pound Box for family
use sl4s, while superb Fig in Bags which usually
sell at 40 ct'. pound. going at sc. Sweetest
Of sweet Fords oranges with the great rlobules Of
gold filed with fife giving juice. their best.
Golden Dates. Bananas, Malaga Grapes, &C., &c.
Gannett Morse, 12s Water ST., Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-01-21

Elliot Beals, Asa Watson and Frank
Thompson and George Taylor, on the 25th OF
December, left the camp of J. Cottle. al
Stratton, on a cumming expedition. Night
came, but the men did not return. Search
was made the day following. but no trace OF
the lost ones. The third day they found their
way to the camp, nearly frozen and very hun.
cry.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-01-21

SAGADAiOC.
The Bath Times says that Sheriff Ballou
took Hayes to Wiscasset Friday. He will
be bailed in few weeks if Edwards health
permits. The latter seems to be doing ad-
mirably at the present time.
The ice business is booming at George
town. There are ten ice ponds there, some
of which are being handled this winter for
the frsttime. Cutting will begin right away.
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Floods i'm Frazer River valley.

VICTORIA, b. C., june lO.-Rcp0rts come
from Frazer River Valley OF the most dis
asirous floods ever Known in that province.
\ wecl'a warm weather melted the snow,
which caused the river 10 rise so rapidly
that the settlers had not time 10 remove
al their effects. The fertile districts OF
Chiliwack and Luma> are turned into
lakes, and the settlers reach their holdings
in canoes and :kt.. Al the crop, on the
bottom lands are destroyed. On Thurs
day morning last the Mat,qlis dyke gave
way. and the water covered the reclaimed
prairie, DESTROYING the crops and sweeping
away in Few minutes the dyke property,
valued 1t 500. 600. Steamers find no diff
Guilty in navigating where few days ago
were beautiful farms. ON the line OF the
Yale and Sayona railway the river j. sixty
two feet above low-watcr mark. In some
places the wagon roads are thirteen feet
under water. The bridges are swept away,
and railway works considerably damaged;
and on Friday the water WIS within ten
feet Of the famous Alexandra suspension
bridge. The accounts OF the Hood are
now somewhat better. The weather Is
cooler, with light rains, and the river, are
reported 10 a ,tand-,til.
Another ship-load oil Chinese arrived
here Thursday. The Chinese merchants
say that 10000 Chinese viii arrive before
the ist Of October.
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Tho Guiienu Habeas.Corpus Case.

WASHINGTON. June l0.-Charles II. Reed,
in company with q notary public, visited
the i,il Yesterday TO secure Guiteau's sigma
ture to a petition for a writ Of habeaS cor
pus. retuinable before q Justice Of the
United States Supreme Court. II is be-
licved that Justice Miller viii he asked 10
pass upon the writ, a. he is expected to a.
rive in this city next week, and will be the
only member Of The Supreme Court then IN
Washington.
After an attentive reading Of The petition,
Guiieau signed it, remarking that il would
he Of no service, as the case WAS closed, IN
his opinion. and he added that his only
hope lay in the Presidents intercession.
Mr.. Reed explained that it was Necessary
TO first exhaust every legal resource. These
proceedings will probably begin in the
early part OF next week. Yielding to
General Croeker's solicitations, GulteaI
finally consented to see clergyman, and
he was attended yesterday by the Rev. DR..
Hicks, Of the Tabernacle church, Of this
city. The interview lasted an hour. The
prisoner was much affected, and earnestly
Joined in the prayers offered by the minis
ter I'm his behalf.
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a pr,xo Fight Broken Up.
THREE DESPERATE ROUNDS FOUGHT. WHEN
THE POLICE INTERFERE.


TIE POLICE INTERFERE.
NEW YORK. June 1O.-James Murry and
Reniamin Green. who are well known
AMONG the pugiIisiic fraternity Of Rhode
Island came from Providence, in that
stote' last evening. with large number Of
snortino mon. and proceeded TO Coney
Island 10 decide which OF them was the
better man in the fstic arena. They scat
tered oLont among the hotels, and their
Object was not known until this morning.
soon after daylight the ring was pitched
i'm hotel down there. The men were in
excellent condition. 4 referee and seconds
were chosen. and Murray won the choice
of posifions. The attentioRof the Brook
lvn police i'm the mean time bad been at
trocted 10 a, number Of coaches containing
prominent sportng men crossing the fer
ries. and these were followed. II was then
learned that the fight was in progress at
Elliotf's Hotel. near Norton's point, Concy
Island. and tbither n strong force Of police
was sent. They entered the hotel after
three desperate rounds had been fought,
and while the men were about engaging In
another. When the police appeared the
inmates OF the room scattered in
every direction. Many succeeded in
escaping ny lhliP"b N '"O WIZ
dowS, while others left by means
Of back stairways. Among those who
iumped from the windows were Green
Zone Of the principals, his hacker, second.
and the referee. Murray was not quick
enough, however, and fell into the hands
Of the police, with his second. Daniel
Doughcrty. who would not desert him.
These two were taken TO Brooklyn and
locked up. Green, it is SAID, received the
most punishment during three rounds, but
it is claimed by his friends that he had
great STAYING powers, and in the end, il the
police had not interrupted the fight. would
have defeated Murray. The fight was for
$500 a side and the lightweight champion
ship Of Rhode Island. The prisoners were
aftcrward taken back 10 Coney Island and
handed over to the custody OF the Grave
send authorities.
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Benk.R0bbcrs In Custody.

ST. LOUIS, June lO.-A dispatch from
Brookfcld says 4 special train with the
bank-robbers in charge OF Marshal Nc
Arthur and fifty men arrived there at 100
\. NJ.
\ great crowd received them, but there
was no trouble. The prisoners were ident-
fled. three Is Frank, Albert, and Fred.
Mason, three brothers, formerly OF this
county. The other is evidently n new
conner. All are rough-i0oking cases. Frank
Mason's wife has gone this morning under
escort 10 recover the lag Of gold coin,
about 81 400, which she says she hidUnder
the floor OF the house. The four prisoners
were taken to Linnais, the county-scat, this
morning, The Circuit Court being in seS-
sion. The prisoners are rcticent, saying
nothing Of their past life. They agree in
saving that two OF them are from Indiana.
The woman, who is young and pretty, and
devoted 10 Frank, says She was recently
from ElIsburg, Ind, and only came 20
Missouri FIVE weeks ago. She is q, keen
and cool rs the men. and no doubt pTivy 10
their pans. II Is believed they will plead
guilty.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

News and Gossip-Bank'Hoooers
in Cns,ody-North Carolina Election Eases
-Four Children Murdered by Chicago "o-
mnn-Guiieau Asks for n Writ OF HaDeas
Corpus-Probable Adjournment OF CONGRESS
ia Juiy-Uuitcd States Man-of'"ar In
Eayyt-Cincinnati Ircn-Workers VIII Tee
commence Work ON Monday Hines Of Sur
geon Woodward, 4. =. A.-Yellow-fever at
the Philadelphia Quarantine station-Ihe
Ocean View Hotel Keeper Slabs Himself
and Wifc-strike OF Train-Men nt Cufrber.
laud-Rcpublican Victory In Oregon-A
Coney Island Prize-FiGbt Broken Up-Nap-
tina Fire In Rnssia-Fiood i'm Frazer River
vaIlcy-LarCc Numbers of Chinese immi-
grants Expected ut Vicforia-Propcsed
Adjustment OF Slavery in Cnba-Af'airs in
the Sandwich Islands-Aecideni TO an Eng
iish BslIconisi-The Porsecured Russian
Jews.
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A Flendish Chicago Females Murder.

CHICAGO, June 10.-Casper Seybolt Is a
baker who works at night. After he had
left his home last evening his wife began
preparation for horrible deed. The pair
had four children, aged respectively twelve,
seven, and two and half years, and baby
Of four months. She dressed the four in
fresh, white clothes, and with bright rib
bons, then gave them sirychnine, and as
soon rs they were dead laid them out
carefully, with flowers In their hands,
and NIL their surroundings were rs
beautiful as possible Having put on
fresh white ehemise, decorated with
ribbons, she took n dose Of the
poison herself. This was just before
her husband returned. at 3 O'Clock this
morning. when he appeared mt the door
she met him, and said. "Come and see the
children; they are all dead and gone TO
Heaven. See how pretty they are, with
nice flowers for the angels" One OF the
children was still alive. but has since died.
Mrs. Seybolt died about O'Clock this morn
ing. The cause OF the woman, act is UNI
known. II i, concluded that she was de-
mcntcd.
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Accident 10 n BulioOniSt.

LONDON, june 1O.-A balloon, cOntain-
in sir Claude de Crospigny and Mr.. Sim
mond~, an acronaut, assembled from MAI
don to-day, the occupants intending to
cross the channel. Immediately after it
was released the ear struck q house. and
Sir Claude de Crcspigny fell out and broke
his lcg. Mr.. Simnouds proceeded alone.
4 dispatch from Calai, says that the bal
loon ,;as sighted from there at 4 O'Clock
thi, afternoon. II was proceeding in q
sonthngly direction.
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Cincinnati Irou-WorlScrs Going 10
Work.

CNCINNATI, ONO, June 1O.-This fore
noon q committee II worllmen from the
iron mills met the proprietor- OF the mills
and made an agreement with them to
eliminate the word "foreyor" from their
contract. and 10 20 10 work on Monday on
the terms OF the compact Of last October.
Thus amended, the prices AZ present Will
be the same %, paid whom they quit work,
and will remain 30 until the scale Is fixed
It Pittsburgh. when that will bee the Gin
cinnati scale.
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SAN Francisco, June l0.-Adyices from
Honolulu state that the Cabinet resigned
Nav 18th. ON the same day the King gave
Hon. Walter NJ. Gibson the charge Of iorn-
ing a new ministry. The following gen.
tlemen accepted portfolios: W. y. Gibson,
Minister Of Foreign Affairs and Premier;
5. X. Kaal. Minister Of the Interior; ): l..
Bust, Minister Of Finance; and Id. Pres
ton, Attorney-General.
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Tho persecuted Rns.ian .EebrcMs.

pERTU. June 1O.-The I0Wer house q
the Hungarian Diet IN. debated petition
Of the authorities Of SZathmar requesting
that steps bc taken TO stop the immigration
to that place u Jews from Russia, and has
approved motion OF the committee on the
subject recommending that the Govern
ment adopt -uch policy and sanitary mca-
sures with regard to the Jews n the cir
cumstanccs require.
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Destruction ofan Envelope Factory.

HARTF0HD. C0NN.. JUNO IO.-The upper
stories Of White. Corbin 4 co.'s envelope
factory al Rockville, Conn. formerly
known as the Florence mill, were burned
This morning. and the lower floors were
flooded with water. The loss Is estimated
al 500, coo insurance 10000.
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Russian News Through vienna.

VIENNA, Ju3e 10.-A dispatch TO the
Presse from st. Petersburg states that the
Of Jews rs chief surgeons in
the army is forbidden except on the receipt
OF express instructions from the command
er-n-chiCi. Peasants have again attacked
the house II Count Bobrln-ki. \ Sanguin-
airy encounter ensued and several persons
were Killed.
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ILLNESS orsurscon woodward.

NEW IoEg, June l0.-Surgcon Wood
ward. United states army, one Of the At
tending physicians on the late President
Garfield. and who has been sick with brain
fever nj Nice. j. reported by hi, friends to-
day rs living dangerously i'll Il last adVices,
with little hope OF recovery.
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The Oregon Election.

PoRTLANp. OREGON. June 10.-The aver
aye Republican majority on the State ticket
is 800. NJ. Z. George, for Congress, will
have nearly $500 in the state, which is the
largest majority ever given to any candi-
date. Moody, for Governor, will have
about 100 less than George. The Republic
cans have the Legislature by a certain ma
iority Of 10, which may be increased TO 10.
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Held for Indictment.

BUFFALO, June 10.-R. Porter Lee. presi-
dent II the bankrupt First National Bank
OF Buffalo, and Herman J. Hall, Spectator,
have been held by United States Commits
sioner ScrOggs to await the action of the
Grand Jury. Lees hail wa, fixed at $1,000,
and Halls $4,000. Between them they
absorbed the entire funds Of the bank.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-11
The wheat ami Dat Crops Damaged by
Insects.

PETERsDURG, June l0.-Intelligence re-
ccived from several counties in Southern
Virginia represent that considerable dam
age il being done to the wheat and oats by
small insects known ~ white midgets.
Previous to the appearance OF these insects
the wheat and oats gave promise Of the
largest yield ever known in years.
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IN TIE GOLD REGIONS.

From the Mormon Capital 10 the Golden
city" OF the Paoinc-sccnes Over the
Sierras-"Lo. the Poor Indian" You See
for Il Dime-A Great Ferry -Boat-san Fran
cisco and the Face from Home that Made
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CoN,uss.oSrR's oVFlcE,l

The parties interested Boz The foregoing suit. %
which Tie above D. iu extract from the decree. will
take notice that have hXcd upon TUESDAY tie
18th day ~ July. iS-2. a., tic tine ana my Office.
in lhc Palmyra iolci, q. the place. for executing
said decree. % which time ana place they are re-
uuirni 90 attend. And I'm pursuance ~ aid decree
IbcrcbyWlrn an creditors Of Or. George 4. iioi-
man embraced TN thc hrst class in ihe decd ~ trust
Of september .. 500, ~ Jane u. tickicn and
William -. calcll, the trustee therein named, Ia
come forward &C that time and establish thclF re-
.peciYo claims, ~ they VIII Dee excluded IRON the
itnrht thereof
Given under my hand NJ commit --i0ucr In cham
CRY for tae Circuit Count at thc county Of Flu
wanna tllc day and date above written. -
JOHN y. 4. POWELL,
.uI4ful .rloutr.
g. -
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COURT
\ OF TilE CITY or RlCHMOND-MAY ~

Vt IIEII - T II ~ '.|'''| ''7' ~
1882: ,,..,,,.
~ hNlNH H. W.. ,'t' ~. .r....,
smith. ann .'hln - 'le' WI, 20. i"l t''''
selves iit nN'n 'tD. l.i..' ga ~ p. p -,
stDch ~ PIG hl,hnl"hl' fl' IT, n. p. i''t ~ -.
tIWic hAl .foAl 'rNi" Is. Joy Ml.hN :, ~
selves parties - - SOU Ni ''ht' ',.'t WI W.
proportion ~ tt COSTS Natitui's.''ss'f l''''hS,
against
A. - flusy lidtic. Ilpii3. 4: bl!l.e. h.t'its -.
W. lsaUle. =. 4. Bidiie trustee for a. EDDIE;
D. s. iidd.C. trustee for ". J.. hlile' Thomas
ifw-fn BIflc Boo Do. own 81 f|lt ana aa trustee.
l.. W. EIrfing.r. trustee; NJ. H. =. BOOM,
thr-lr. thIunrey iu DIS own light and n- iFls-
t,e. fliau 1hauucny, r.. l. Bmptti fuk. Y.
Hudson, Eugene A. Livingston, t,ieile lycs
Nackic. Charles Z. hafcr, trd.tc' fDnh-t.Ft-
uil Company Tor iu uiinF uN.-' Hf.' IN ~ iL.t
Charlie ": 20 in ,m ,n! vi. ~ ~ gi 90
in ~ own right and as trustee, - :. f,rIer' y
=. Pepper On ttf 'NN t'-lt ~ ~, .t'..t -,
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CmRIsTIANsnUHC, VA. ISL.
suffering from kidney disease. from which could
get mo- relief, ! tried BGowS's InoN BIrrEns,
which cured iuc completely chliof miue' re-
recovering from .c1llet-fcyer had no appetite and
did not seem 10 fe able tocatatali. gayehm Iron
Blttcrs with the happicst results.
J.KYLE MONTAGUE.
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BALTIMORE, SIp.. May =. 1850.
Ny health was much shattered Ay rheumatism
when / commenced taking BEowSs lHoN BIZ
rERs, and scarcely hal strength enough 10 attend
o. my daily household duties. lam now-sng the
third bottle. and am regainiug strength daily.ond
I checrfully recommend II TO al. cannot say too
much in praise OF u.
Mrs MARY +. BHAsIEAR.
IJ3 Freshman street.
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lENtrnct from D.croc.l

Aud The Court doth further adiudgc,
ORDER aud decree that t.s cause De- referred 20 one
OF tc COMM .iluCr- ~ this court Tor the Follow
ing accouuf,-to vii:
An account OF an assets. their nature, descrip-
ton. ANA value. conveyed hy said trn-i-de.d' ana
Inc lrins and mcamhrancc, thereon. II there be
any such having priority over said deed.
>. An account II the debts of 'lc iir,t class So
cured by said deed, showing which have been PAID
either IA whole or in part ana Tie balance sill due
on each.
which account The said commissioner shall state,
settle aud report 20 Tie Court with any matter
statcd specially deemed pertinent 10y himself or
required by amy proper party 10 &c 20 slated.
Notice Of The limo aud place 81 taking sild ac-
counts shall ba published once week tor four sue
cossiye weeks la the Richmond Dispatch, wherein
all creditors of Br. George i. Holman embraced
i'm the nr.t class in said decd shall be- warned To
cone forward and establish ticirros ptcuNc claims
or ic excluded ir1m the honrnt. thereof. .ldil hc
deemed equivalent to personal service Of notice
anon all persons concerned.
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Manila Fire in Russia.

LONDON. June 10.LThe DGIy NeU8'S
correspondent AZ st. Petersburg telegraph,
that the fire at Baku, which broke out IN a
warehouse stored with napiha Tuesday,
has extended to the napthn wen, and =
only likely 10 cease when the material on
which il feeds il exhausted
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Strike OF Trainmen at Cumberland.

CUMBERLAND. june l0.-This morning
traiumcn on the Eckhart road refused 10
transport the coal mined by imported H.
Dor. The company have one engine az
work this afternoon, and say al positions
will lie supplied with willing men by Mon
i
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Cotton Receipts.

NEW YORK, June l0.-Thc receipts OF
cotton at all interior towns, 1896 bales;
receipts from plantations, 3,i33 bales;
croE in sight, j.27j.6l5 bales; total visible
supply OF cotton for the world Is 2,i0l,-
SIG bales, Of which 13,0GS,OGj bales are
American, against 2,jl2,0l2 and 1,si5,9l2
respectively last year.
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ERClAL.

GRAIN AND COTTON EACHANGb.
RICHMOND. june 10. lsSZ.
OFFERINGS.
COrN-Whltc. lilo bushels. M'Nci' l'5oo
bushels.
OAT-.-26 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Coux.--WL lite. 7uhu.hcil prime western 90 1Oc.'
40 bushels prime virginia Eco csc.
D.Te.-.U bushels choice -uf'He D ttf.
fOrIDs.-Uonr trim. Receipts. 80 .iir. quo
tfl.u,: AuIdiln& lllc.; i.n mli'ilht II 80
ilfr.: good ordinary, TO-. 30 c.; ordinary. 81.
l.9tc.
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,,rp,G.s EXTRACT OF MEAT.

I IEBIG COMpANY'S EXTRACT OF
MEAr-FINEsr AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FLAyoRiNe STOCK FOR SOUPS sADE-
DISHES, AND SAUCES.
LIFRIG COMPASY's EXTRACT OF MEAT.
An Invaluable and pslatasio tonic IN all cases
Of weak digestion and dosl,iiy. LA success
and boon for which nations should fel sratc-
nl.r--sco Medical Prc-.,n " Lancet" Brit
isa Medical Journal sc.
cACTION.-GenuBo only With The fac
staRs Of baron Liebig's Signature ia blue ink
across the label. This caution + aecessAry,
owing {, various cheap and insener sais''-
tales bcias Ia The market.
LIEBIG CoMPANY's EXTRACT OF MkAr
To he had Of all storScescrs, orccus> sAd
Chemists. sole agent, for lie United states
wholesale oniyl, G. DAVID Z Co, ID Mark
Lane. London, England. az @v-saost
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-11
Yelloy.Teyer at tie Phiindeiphia
Quarantine station.

PHILADELPHIA, June l0:-The brig
Henry T. Wing, from Havana, with
molasses, arrived at quarantine to-day
with two eases Of yellow-ievor on board.