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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-05-19
PARASOLS.

Another cut has been male on the prices OF our
Silk Sun Umbrellas and Lace Trimmed PaTasois.
he size of our stock, the assortment and excel
lenee OF our styles are second to none in the South
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again to wipe the binding tears from his

again to wipe the binding tears from his
eyes.
But enough Of this. While write at II
O'Clock tonight the big guns from the in
stituie on the hill are signalling the in
vitated to come TO the Virginia Military In
s'itute commencement ball. Their exercises
were inaugurated last night with the So
ciety celeeration. Four medals were con-
ferred upon youthful orators by Cadet w.
"A. Michigan, OF Virginia, the president
The best debater's medal Of the Dialectic
Society was presented TO X. ID. James, OF
Virginia. and the orators medal to b. b.
SHINES, OF Virginia. The Cadet Society
debater's medal was presented to w. +.
Dcxtater, OF New York, and the orators
medal to r. y. Camden, West.Virginia.
General +. ii. Smith will start with the
Cadet corps for New York city Monday,
Where there will be the ceremony OF re-
turning 10 the One Hundred and Sixty
fourth New York Volunteers their battle
flag, captured from them at New Market
IL had been presented by the city Of New
York 10 the regiment. The comforting OF
diplomas 10 the graduating class will then
take place under the direction Of Governor
Cameron. AS this class furnishes the off,
GERS OF the battalion their diplomas will
not be presented until then, as else they
would be released from the Institute SUI
peryision, and might decline to accompany
the expedition. VcX.
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Naval Appointments.


WASHINGTON. June Upon recon-
mendation OF the Academic Board OF the An
napolis Naval Academy, Secretary Chand-
Ter has appointed the following graduates
at the conclusion OF the six years course
TO positions in the navy and Marine corps:
J. A. Hoogewerff. ensign; r. b. Dashiell,
ensign +. C. Rider, assistant engineer I;
f. Z. Sutton, second lieutenant in the Ma
rine corps; Ii. X. White, assistant en-
gineer; l.. Karmany, second lieutenant
limited States Marine corps; Y. b. Cape
hart, ensign; II. Eldredge, ensign; Z. A.
D'Ozen, c. II. Lauchheimer, and W. III.
Stavton, second lieutenants United States
Marine corps ii. b. Wilson, ensign; IL.
c. Haines and j. i. Mahoney, second lieu
tenants United States Marine corps; j.
Wilkes, ensign; J. NJ. Whitman, assistant
engineer; George Barrett and +. j. Moses,
lieutenants United States Marine corps; D..
l.. Shack, j. III. Linnard, and j. j. Wood
ward, assistant naval constructors.
The Board recommended only nine ca
diets ;or vacancies in the Marine corps, and
that the remaining vacancy be not filled
until Naval Cadet w. Il. Webster, now on
duty on a foreign station, shall have been
examined. That vacancy will be tlled by
the appointment of Webster or {. NJ. Per-
kins. the one attaining the highest stand
ing on the examination receiving the ap-
Dointment.
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NEW YORK. June 3O-Eoon Stocks lower.
Money, 24@3 per cent. tXChange-Long, 4S43:
short, 4sc. state bonds duh. Governments quiet
neutrality-suspicious., 4S4&. Governments
strong: new SIS, l03ss bid; new AVS, ll2A; new
As, l19c; new 81, 1884. Money, ~ per cent.
state bonds duh sub Treasury balances-Goid'
The share market ,o-day was strong in early
dealings. except for New York Central and Lake
shore, which were frlct0naly lower. Specula-
ton continued firm until l. 80. when Denver and
Wabash dropped from "A 10 42t aud from 29& to
30, respectively, and the general list yielded
fraction in sympathy. This was followed by
spell of comparative dullness and some recovery.
During the last hour of business prices declined
slightly on reports that an injunction had been OBJ
tained by Adams Express Company against The
New jersey Central on the ground that tie lease
dissenting stockholders IL appears that this Is a
revival of an Old suit brought forward In differ
ent form. and hence II f. not regarded rs import
ant. As compared with last nights closing Den
yer is down X. Union Pacific l, and Jersey Cen
trail anc Reading y per cent each. Ihe DINER
active stocks show very little change. Louisville
and NASHVILLE advanced per cent 10 90. In the
specIalues G.. c., G. and I. declined per cent, To
70. and oregon Improvement l, TO S4S. Man
haitian Beach rose = per cent, TO 80, and Rich
mond and Allegheny Ia, 10 "a. Long Island
after selling up per cent, TO S6t, declined To
SAN. Transactions were smaller than for any
previous day Of the week. Leading stocks lent
from fat 10 per cent fer carrying. Transac-
tiOns aggregated l3S.9OO.
BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK, June Bottle weekly statement
Of the associated banks shows the following
changes: Loans increase, s2,O3S,S0O; specie IN
crease. 1856, 500: legal-tenders decrease, S402,-
900: deposits increase. Sl.1s350O; circulation
decrease. Sl56,6O0; reserve increase. S!57u25.
The banks now hold s9,z39.925 n excess of
all legal requirements.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, June 3O.-Virgnia 6's, CONSOLE
dated. 4O4: past-due 60 pons. Al; new lO.40's,
$685.; new 3's, Sax. Bid to- day.
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CoIIision OF Railroad Trains.
[By telegraph TO the Dispatch.J


HARTFORD, June 30.-The down-eXpress
ot 1920 O'Clock this afternoon on the Con-
solidated road came In collision with an
outgoing way.train on the New York and
New England road between the tunnel and
Avon street in this city. The engines and
tenders O! both trains were thrown OF the
track: also the baggage-car OF the New
work and New England train, and two
wheels of the postal-car on the Ccnsoli-
dated train. The engines OF both roads
were smashed to pieces, the crash being
heard nearly half a mile away. Several Ia.
dies happened to be in the smoking-car OF
Consolidated train and half dozen were
hurt as were also Engineer Mitchell, OF
the New England road, ana two or three
brakemen. Mrs. George Parks, Of New
York. had her Jaw broken, and Mrs. Mar
tin. Of Tariffyille. Conn.,, some OF her ribs
broken. while Others were less seriously
hurt. The injured were promptly attend
cd TO. Engineer EInckley, OF the Consoli-
dated tram. claims that the signals were all
right and that he had the right OF way,
while Engineer Mitchell claims that the
other train was three minutes Late and that
the signals were for his train to go through.
The accident happened at q switching
Mace where the roads cross obliquely.
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Baseball Yesterday.
TBy telegraph to the Dlspatch.l

by telegraph to the Dispatch.I
Boston: Bostons. 3; Providence, 2.
Detroit: Cleveland, 6; Detroit, 3.
Chicago: Buffalo, Z; Chicago. s.
Cincinnati: Metropolitans. 8; Cincin-
natl, 4.
Louisville, KY: Allegheny, =; Eclipse. 8.
Philadelphia: Philadelphia. 6; New
York, s.
Columbus: Columbus, 5, Baltimore, s.
st. Louis: st. Louis, .; Athletics, 7.
New York: The game between the Yale
and Harvard-C College mines here to-day was
postponed at the beginning OF the fifth in
ming on account Of rain. The score then
stood: Yale, 2; HMvards, |.
The baseball game between the Boston
and Providence mines, at Boston, was
marked by lively opposition to the umpire,
Mr.. Decker, OF Bradford, Pa. The crowd
was very impartial, however, and his de-
cisions were greeted with Kisses, whether
in favor OF the home or visiting nine.
1t was manifest that he was not guided by
prejudice, and the general opinion was
that he meant well, but didn't know. The
luminosity Of 5000 spectators was reused
against him, and it was thought necessary
to furnish him with police protection after
the game, and he was escorted from the
ground to his hotel by three policemen.
Ii Is stated that number OF clubs have
applied for his removal.
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race. at sheepshcad Bay.
rRy telegraph to The Dispatch.l

by PieSrapn W the Dispatch'j
SHEEPsHEAD BAY, June 30.--The spring
meeting OF the Coney Islard Jockey Club
was concluded to-day. The attendance
was large, weather sbowery, and track In
poor shape.
First race-fiye eighths OF a mile-won
by Swift by three lengths, Hickory jim
second, Weasel third. Time, 1:03s.
Second race-hardicap sweepstakes, one
and quarter miles-won by Barnum by a
head, Capias second, Nettle third. Time,
2:13.
Third race-great two-year-old selling
sweepstakes. three quarters OF q mile-won
by Equipoise easily, Blossom second, Tolu
third. Time, 1St.
The Seaboard stakes-one and three
eighths Of mile-was won by Barnes very
easily, Empress second, Renegade third.
Time, 2:27.
The race for the stirrup cup-two and
one eight miles--was won by Eole by six
lengths, Valusia second, Compensation
third. Time, $50.
The Brooklyn steeplechase over the full
course was won by Belle Of the North.
Jim MCGOWAN second, Captain York third.
Time. j:34,
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NTaaliingfOn Items.
[By telegraph to the Dispatch.

10y Telegraph lO tne DispttVn'J
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. June 30.-The Pre-
sident will go to New York Monday.
Colonel Samuel b. HOIabird, OF the
Quartermaster-Genera Department, has
been recommended by Secretary Lincoln to
the President for appointment as Quarter
master-General to succeed General ingalls,,
who will be placed on the retired list Mon
day. The appointment will be made as
soon as the Office becomes vacant.
No information has been received at the
War Department relative to the report that
some of the captured Chiricahuas are again
on the war-path. telegram has been re-
ceived at the Department from General
ScholeId, in which he urgently recon-
mends the adoption Of the policy of Gen
eral Crook toward the captured Indians,
and that they be LETT in his charge.
Ii is understood that Chief Engineer
Charles II. LOring will be appointed chief
OF the Bureau OF Steam Engineering, Navy
Department, to succeed Commodore Will
liam III. Shock, recently retired.
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Important Decision I'm Railroad
Case.
[By telegraph to the D.spatch.I

IBy telegraph TO the D.spatchI
WHEELING, w. VA, June 30.-An inn
partial decision was rendered in the SUI
preme Court Of this State to-day involving
the question OF States rights. The case
grew ont Of the death OF John White, who
was killed on 'he Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad in 1881, and whose administrator
sued the company for $4,000 damages in
the Circuit Court OF Greenbrier county.
In the succeeding term Of the court counsel
for the Chesapeake and Ohio made motion
to transfer the case to the United States
District Court. The motion was resisted
by the plaintiff, and the Court decided the
case not removable on the ground that the
motion should have been made the term
beiogc. At the following term it was re-
lated that the case had been tried in the
United States Court and could not be heard
in Greenbrier County Court. Judge Holt
drcided that the case could not be heard.
A short time afterward application was
made to the Supreme Court for man
ddmuS compelling the circuit Judge to hear
the case. Meantime Judge jackson, OF the
United States Court, issued an order re-
straining the administrator from prosecu-
ting his claim in the Supreme Court OF this
State. Shortly after trial was had in the
United States Court and a nOn-suit was
entered. The opinion OF the State SUI
preme Court is that the case was not re-
movable one, and peremptory mdnddmuS
has been issued compelling the circuit
Judge to proceed with the trial OF the case.
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
TOBACCO MARKET.

SATt iDAY. june 80, 1888.
Since our last report note no change IA our
market. except Tor brights, when rather lower.
The demand for other descriptions Is good aud
prices full.
SUN-CUEED.
Lugs, S4@S7; medium, s7.50@ 50: good. sl0Ge
slz; and fine. s25@s59. Several hogsheads have
been sold at S3oM$59.
DARK TOBA, C0-IANCFACTURiNG.
Lugs.--Dark, s4Gt5; good. s5.50Gs6; fine
manufacturing, sdn-cured. f7ds
Ledf-ComnOn, S5.50MS6.5o; good, $50 "a
so; fine. sl0msl5.
BRIGHT TeBACCo-MANUFA ACQUIRING.
SmOkers.--Common, sS.50msl0.50; medium.
Sl2mSl3: good, Sl3.50Msl6; hne, sl6@l7;
fancy. sI9@S22.
FiNers.-New lug filters. from 50 e. 81; CON.
mon, sl0@5l2; medium, Sl3Asl4; good,
$50 sl6 fine, fl7@slS.
VraDDers- - ommon. sl9@f24 medium, s25
$500 ,eod, $35@S40; line, s45@s55; fancy,
5000 SOS.
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THE NEWS At HONE AND ABROAD.
WHAT TIE WIRES BRING US.
War ON the Trade.DolIar.
BANKS, RAILROADS, BUsiNEss-H0usEs, AND
OTHERS, REFUSING THE COIN.

BANKS, RAILROADS, BUafNEsS-HOUsES, AND
OTHERS, REFUSING THE COIN.
(ty telegraph TO the DIspatch.l
PHILADELPHIA, June 3o.-Eyery bank in
the city has closed down upon the trade
dollar. In many the order against its ac-
ceptance was given out yesterday. In
Others 1t was issued this morning. The
coin Is not accepted at a discount by the
banks, but it is absolutely refused. Both
the Pennsylvania and Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad Companies have issued
orders to all agents and officers direct
ing them to refuse to accept the
coin. Most OF the city and county
offices were still receiving trade-dollars
this morning. but were waiting in mo-
mentary expectation OF an order from tie
City Treasurer forbidding them to accept
The coin. In the office Of the Register o!
Wills notice that no trade-dollars will be
received is posted in conspicuous place.
Private business-houses which are still ac-
cepting trade-dollars are doing so very re-
luctantly. City-Treasurer Irvine this after
noon notified the receiver OF taxes not to
receive trade-dolars hereafter, and the Ia
miiar sign, "No trade dollars received
here" was displayed in the office. Trea-
surer Irvine says number OF banks nave
refused to receive trade-dollars in large
quantities, and rs he is ayerse to storing
them in the Treasury vaults, he Is forced
to take this course. lie has sent no notice,
however, to other departments in which
money is received.
WASHINGTON, June 30.-The banks do
not take trade-dollars, but business-houses
have not as yet refused to take them.
BUFFALO, June 30.-AIl the banks, tele-
graph offices. and large number Of trades
men in this city posted notices to-day re-
iusing 70 take trade dollars.
TRENTON. n. j., June 30.-Great excite
ment exists over the war on the trade-do-
lar here. a number Of dry-goods mer-
chants came out in placards announcing
that on and after to-day they would not be
received. Others announced that on and
after Monday the Objectionable coin will
not be taken.
HARRISBURG, Pa, June 30.-The reiec-
ton of the trade-dollar began here this
morning, and by noon every businessman
and bank had notices posted that but 80
cents would be allowed for them. This
action caused general talk and much dissat-
lsfaction among the working class, several
thousand dollars having been paid out in
trade-dolars at the mills to-day. As re-
sui, many families could uotfurnish them
selves with edbles, except by sacrificing
their earnings.
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Tabs. Cedar, si.75@ss q nest; pine $3.50
Hides. Leather. &c.

Tabs. Cedar, si.75@s5 q nest; pine $3.50
nest.
Hides: Green, 596e.: wei saited, 6z97s.; dry
salted. L al 4c.; dry flint, 139l5c, a.s
Leather: Rough leather. 22@30c.; city r al.
harness. 3OgS7c.; country finish harness 2yW
SOC; WAX upper, 3o@40c.: heInIock SOLE iee
25c.: oak sole. 30a40c.
Iron. Steel, Nails, &C.
iron: American renned. Old Dominion bar,
1-10c. y %. for standard sizes In large lots TO
dealers. 6-1G3c. In smali lots: English and
American sheet, syss5sc. swedes, hammered,
Nails; Old dominion. Is for standard sire. for
200 kegs In small lots, $3.50.
Piough-Ccsttags: Wholesale, 3kc.; retail, 4kc
Rope: Manila. best, Ice; inte, 71sGssc.
Liquors, Wines, &c.
Ale: Scotch, best brands, plnts s2@s2.25 p
' BranSies: Domestic, 81 .2O@sI.5o fruit. COCO
s tIsin,a n psaeh 1 sS;o s5sGe'z DID,
NE Wkistys: Medium, s1.5o@s2; pure old,
sSG.4; Virginia mountain, new, si.75@s2; old,
Ola Sis: Domestic, sl.2o@sl.5o; imported, IS q
Netc England Rum s1.50@s1.65.
Recfifed Whfskeys: s1.lOMslAO.
Lumber. slaves, &c.
Lumber: The market Is overstocked. more iunl-
Der being brought here than the supply demands;
therefore having somewhat depressing effect npon
Proc ON wn MARKET ssA si fS' S ioso %eer@
Virginia poplar, sl5egsz6 q 1000; West Nir-
ginia white pine, l5ess35 e 1000; yellow pine
joist, s10@sl5, according 70 si1 and lengths
shingles-Pine. kl.75@s2.50: cypress. six-inch
s6@SS a 1000; saps, s5kes6. Laths-spht, 81
sawed s1.75Nf2 (. 1000.
Stdres: Whiskey-barrel timber. green, $3.50
500 z 1000; seasoned, s2O@2o & Loco Flour
s7@ss: turned LEADING, Sc. q sci. Fiour-bsr.
rel poles, s4@s6. observation-disclosures. zoe. q bundle
Powder, Shot. &C.
Fuse: Toys mining. 359 90c. z 100 feet.
P0cder: 1925 by the five kegS-less than I've
kegs. $3.50: blasting, S2.55@sZ.so
Shot: Northern. sl.S5 Z. bag of 2Jibs
GrindStOaeS: l9g2c. y %.
Seed.
C70rer: 1878.
7imOthU: s2.5O@$2.7J.
orchard Grass: S1.50@Sl.75.
Herd Grass: Sl@S1.l0.
Mtlld SEED: $l.25.
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Liberty OF Conscience I'm France.
TBy cable 10 The Dispatch.

Is! CaDIe 70 V1It DI7pdtcII'I
PARIS, June 30. In the Chamber OF
Deputies to-day N. Beranger, OF the Left
Centre. reproached the Government for its
,Jacobnism in deprlying the poor OF the
last consultations Of religion by abolishing
the position of hospital chaplain.
NJ. Waldeck Rousseau, Minister OF the
Interior, defended the legality OF the Gov
ernment's course, and sand that il the
change should be found necessary it would
be made.
NJ. Beranger moved the abolition OF the
attacks on liberty OF conscience: The mo-
ton was rejected by vote OF 1876 to 100.
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Suspcntiing Work.

Thy Telegraph 10 TIC DIslatch.I
READING, PA, June 30.-At the close Of
work in the Philadelphia and Reading rail-
road-shops this evening over one hundred
machinists, twenty blacksmiths and their
helpers, about one hundred and fifty hands
in all, were indefinitely suspended on ac-
count of scarcity OF work. This is the
largest suspension made at these shops for
years. Heretofore the hands were only
suspended in small numbers in alternate
weeks.
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General Crooks Movements.

by telegraph 10 The Dispatch.I
ALBUQUERQUE, n. NJ, June 30.-General
Crook arrived here last evening. He will
proceed to Washington direct, accom-
panied by Captain John Burke, Of his staff.
The bucks had not returned to San Carlos
reservation when he left Prescott. Gene
raj Crook is positive they will bring in lit
tie Charlie McComas il he is still alive.
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FATAL Powder Explosion
IBy telegraph to the Dispatch.I

IBy telegraph 10 tHe DIspdtch'J
WINNIPEG, MAN. June 3o.IDuring a
fire in a warehouse OF j. IL. Ashdown last
nr ,e a number Of kegs OF powder ex-
r nloded tearing the building to splinters
a prSpi inIuring twenty persons more or less
snJ ~, The conclusion shook the en-
s;rs citv The injured persons include the
. LIZ ny ~ the fire brigade, the fire-alarm SUI
r r1i, the chiefs son, the assistant
p ltias - the fire brigade, and number OF
Snar, VI ' II is thought several Of the in
;,,eaa ,.;,l die George Zeal, an insurance
u aryu w" was 90 badly injured that he has
s s;uoa died The loss on stock in Ash
downs warehouse is heavy.
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Marshal StrObach Acquitted.

(By telegraph 10 the Dispatch.J
MONTGOMERY, June 3O.-The fact that
Paul Strobach, United States marshal for
this district, has Just been acquitted OF the
failed to reach the press Of the country.
The trial excited great interest here and
the acquittal was gratifying vindication OF
the marshal.
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BENJAMIN Banqucfted.
fgv cable 10 the DIspatch.I

BY cable to the Dispatch.I
LONDON, June 30.-A farewell banquet
was given tonight to Hon. Judah Z. Ben
jamin. Two hundred guests were present,
including Lord Selborne, the Lord High
Chancellor; Lord COleridge, the Lord
Chief Justice; and Sir Henry james, the
Attorney General. The last-named feel
ingly toasted Mr.. Benjamin. Mr.. Benia-
min, in response, said that since he had
come to England to repair his shattered
fortunes, lost in an honorable cause in
America. he had met with universal kind
ness and help.
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Champion Bicycle Race.

BY Telegraph % tle DTspiIVH.J
WASHINGTON, ID. c., June 30.-In the
fve-mile championship bicycle race here
to-day between John 5. Prince, champion
OF America, and III. w. Highham, cham
pion OF England, Prince won in lS:4,s.
Highlands time, 1S:4Ss.
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Fire I'm Kansas.
fBy telegraph TO the Dispatch. !

by telegraph 10 TIE Dlspatch,J
ArCHIsoY, KANSAS, June 30.-A ire at
Cottonwood Falls, Chase county. Kansas,
Yesterday, consumed twenty buildings, in
Guiding all the business-houseS in town
except seven. Loss. 100000; insurance,
$1,000.
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The Cholera I'm Egypt.

BY cable 70 the DIsIalch'I
DINETTA, June 30.-The total number
of deaths Yesterday from cholera was 1l3. .
ALGIERs, June 3O.-The Governor OF
Algiera has issued an order prohibiting the
usual pilgrimage to Mecca this year on ac-
count of the cholera In Egypt.
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INV Telegraph 10 '"e
c,vc,sS INA ONO, June so.--The follow
inc sMeciaI telegram to the Associated Press
, us s rpsceived at $3.50 o'clock this evening
was ~ g Se'1 aSariin's Content, . p. NJ Arch
h,sho o., Purcell is much better, but not yet
out OF danger. uIr c,,,.o,,
[SIgned] S.ar teiesrsrhaI
:. n naltImore. and Is expected here To-
night. 80
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COMMERCIAL.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, June 80, 1883.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Red. l 60 Bushels.
CORN.-White, $40 bushels.
NFAL.-l56 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
CORN.-Whte. l76 bushels very good on private
terms l76 bushels fair TO good at 81 TO 62c.
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|. SCARLET-FEVER
CURED.
vANDERBILT UNIVERSITY, Nashville, Ten

VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY, Nashville Tenn.
Testify 10 the most excellent qualities OF Pro-
rossor IN RRYS PIiYLACTIC FLUID. Asa
disnfectant and detergent II is both theoretically
and nractically superior to any preparation with
ah hi x u I ON sc11rainted. Y. L, LUPToN,
""''" 80" Professor Chemistry.
DARBYs FLUID is RECOMMENDED by Hon.
.i1ander n. stephens. of Georgia; Rev. Charles
y naanns IL D. Church of the Strangers. New
YORK: Joseph LeConte, Columbia, professor Uni
yersify. south Carolina; Rev. A. D. Battle, profess
,xft,rcor university; Rev. George \. Pierce,
S1 ~. Methodist Episcopal Church.
DlIHSpiSPENSABLE TO EVERY HONE. Per
e.at,y harmless. Used internally or externally for
man The III lid has been thoroughly tested, and we
ine hnndant evidence that II has done everything
here For fuller sena OF 9ns ge % your
druggist pamrhlet' OF sehq 70 z vi cn
Manufacturing Chemists, Philadelphia.
oc l-Su&W1y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-01
PREVENTED.

A member of my fam
fly was taken with
SMALLPOX. / used
the FLUID. The patient
was not deliriOus, was
notpittcd, and was about
The house again In three
weeks, end no others had
i'll. w. PARKINSON,
Philadelphia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-01

PIJRE STRENGTHENING TONIC,
n free from whlske,, cures DYSPEPSIA. IN
1fG EsTiON, and similar diseases. II has never
been elualled.
w.n,ry. GA.-Dr. II. l.. BATTLE, Jr., says !:
a RPoWN,S IRON BITTER5 are very popular In
his section, and give entire satisfaction"
= surpoYoAy, wIs.-Dr. 3. ID. MYERS says: l
recommend BROWNS IRON BlTTERs Tor
general debility, loss OF appetite, ana want OF
strength"