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obituary..

fBy telegraph % Tie UspaIth'J
NEW YORK. June 1.-THE following IN
felngence bas been received here: Mr..
Torben de Bile, late Danish Minister to
the United States and TO the Court OF 81.
James. died In Cannao, France. Nav 18th.
The deceased was the only son Of steen
de Billie. who was for nearly thirty years
Denmark's representative in this country.
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RiOfous LabOrers.

" TFIFETlIl % M UI7TtIVI'I
CHESTER. Pa. June l1.-Unpaid Italian
laborers on the Philadelphia and Chester
County railroad At Hayerford, in this coun-
". have been rioting FOR two days over the
removal Of some personal property. This
morning the disturbance assumed such
formidable proportion that the sheriff was
called from here 10 quell IT,.
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4 VOICE FROM THE PEOPLE.
THE GREATEST CURATIVE SUCCESS or
THE AGE.

No medicine introduced The public has ever
met with the success accorded % Hop Bitters. IL
stands to-day the best-knowu curative article In
the world. Its marvellous rrnOwn l. not doe to
the advertising IL has received. rs famous BY
reason Of its inherent virtues. Il does all that IL
claimed for II. IT'S the most powerful. speedy.
and effective agent known FOR the building up OF
deollltated systems and general family medicine.
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Suit Against a District Commissioner.

fBy telegraph % tie Di-p-tch.J
WASHINGTON. June ll.-Mrs. Mary Jane
Stinde. Of Louisiana, has brought suit here
against Observation-Disclosures West for al
legged fraudulent conversion 10 his own
use u 100000 in New Orleans. Baton
Rouge and Vicksburg railroad bonds in
trusted 10 bin by her for negotiation or
exchange INTO TeXas-Pacitic bonds. The
Court has granted temporary restraining
erfar
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6ae.: yellow, 60@64c. oats nrner; southern.
asa Ic'; western white 47a4gc.: mixed, 45G
aye: Pennsylvania, 45949c. Provisions lower
shoulder and clear-rib sides packed. 81 and 14c.
Bacon-s bOulders- 9kc.; clcar-rib sides. l2c.:
hams, 1fiIl5gc. Lard-Refned, l2.c. Cote
asar strong; . A" soft. SIC. whiskey steady at
tI1cX. Freghts quiet.
CINCINNATI
CrScfNSATI.June 1l.-Flour unchanged. Wheat
quiet NJ si.15Gsll6 spot. Germ hrmer IT 34c.
spot. Oats neglecied. PORK nominal. L ..lI,
Bacon-NO sales. Wbiskey quiet at Sl.l3. sugar
unchanged. Uogsqulrt: common and light. sJsO
6ss6.sj: packing and butchers. t565gs1.lO.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. June 1I.-Flour strong; extra
fumily. siasi.25; hlgh grifes, $4,000 as. 70.
Wheai quit; No. 2 red winter. sl.1OGs1.12.
Corn quiet: No. white. 5jc. Oats quiet mixed
western. 42k943c. Provisions dun and nominal.
New mess pork. A. 100. Bacon-Shoulders. cac-:
clear ribs. lOSc.: clear. Ike. Iiams-sugar-
cured. 1870. Lard qaiet; choice kettle, l2%c.
Whisky unchanged
st. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. June H. Flour unchanged. Wheat
weak. bat not lower: No. = red fall sl.lesM
10. cash. Sill SKA sl.lg june No. 3 red fall.
sl12R. Corn dun and lower AZ O4Gj0sc. cash.
oats lower az 40c. cash. Whiskey steady q sl.li.
dull an lower. long clear. short rib. 80 90
short clear slO.lO. Bacon dull; long clear slV.5O
@SlO.35. ..e.
CHICAGO. June 11.-flour dun and unchanged.
Regular wheat In fair demand. unsettled. and gem
orally lower: sl1O.s June. Corn In fair, demand
sud lower: J5f 0 &C.. cash, 591c. June. Iore
In active demand. unsettled. and lower; sle.fV@
1850 cash. SIS. 40Gsls:43 June; l.ard irrcg,
ular and fairly active: ~ .52sH II 80 casn and
June. Bulk-meats IN fair demand; shoulder,
$3.50; short rib. 500; short clear -l0.I0
Whiskey unchanged.
dLwArKEF.
MrLwArFEE, June II. Flour UNCHANGED
Wheat weaker; No. filwausee, cash and June.
S1.Oe. Corn easier: No. ,. 5jc.: new, 52sc.
Oats lower. 10. .. 3gac. Provisions lower
steam. 81 LOO cash and June. Hogs lower at
s6.4oMsG.SC.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEw YORK. June ll.-CofiOn-Net receipts.
40 bales gross receipts. 1920 bales. Future
closed barely steady: Sales 10000 bales; June.
-lO.G6 eSl0.67; september. sos october.
siU.06: November. $9.95nS9.9T: December.
1895 sa.qS; January. slO.03cS $1,000, Febru-
airy. sl0.12asl014.
PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET
PHILADELPHIA. June ll.-Clttle dull: receipts.
1910 head: prime. 81 SIC; good. G-a6 &C.;
medium. tH64c.; common. oFft54c. sheep
dull: receipts. 1900 head; prime. j-M5ac.:
good. 5oj &C.; Medium. 4&niAc.. common. 30.
g. ifc.: culls. 3H3hc.: lambs. sage. Hogs
dull; receipts. 5000 head: prime. lO5c lO=c.:
good 9sHlOc.; m dun, sse9'sc.; common.
.0GQac.
BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE june 1l.-Beef-cattle-harke duh
and prices 30. lower. very best. 81 tl64c.; hrst
.quaiity. 5d,51c.. medium. "a &C.: ordinary. 3n
head: sales. l.lO6 head. swine IN light supply aud
only moderate demand: receipts. 4.066 head: gu0-
ttfi0ns. siiL9hc. Receipts u sheep and lamb .
6.sl7 head; quotatiols-shcep' 3@5sc; lambs.
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The Largest Criminal Record.

TDV ICI-ET1TN w INc DI'PIVVNI
WASHINGTON. June 11.-Although the
star-route trial has not yet ended the re-
cord mp 10 this point is the largest ever
made in q criminal trial in this country.
Printed in small type and octave form, il
makes over 5000 pages, or about four and
4 quarter millions OF words.
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DERSONs WISHING A PLEASANT
a HOME DURING THE SUMMER can mud one
~ NERDON, on Chesapeake and Ohio railway.
thirtY miles from Richmond. Large. alFy r"pns (;
pleasant. shady yard for children; and short
Walk from Dept. Perfectly healthy no malaria.
Being 50 near Richmond. you have The adyanti9es
OF The city markets A. well as country. fou can
get monthly tickets for Use % family At very low
rates. Ne IU-2tsf MEs. G. {. CADI.
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lad been sick and miserable SD long. causing
my husband go much trouble and eNrerse no one
knowing what allied me. was 80 completely lis
heartened and discouraged that got q r.fle 81
Hon Bitfers and n-cd them unknown % nv iaully-
| soon BEGAN 90 improve and gained ~1 last mat
INV husband and family thought 10 strange ana un-
natural. hut when tod them what had helped m,
they said: hurrah Tor Hop biiiers! long may
they prosper for they have made moih.f NIL shu
as happy Ihh hvA"S"'
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WHAT 1T DIDJFoR AN OLD LADY.

T7-H0c los SrATIoN. y. Y. Dee. 2s. 1878. :,
Genflcmcn,-A number of people had been using
your Bitters here. and with marked eject ildy
Of over seventy year. had been sfck for the past
ten years. he had not been able o. De- around.
= * months ago she was hffpfess. Her old rtme-
die. Or physicians being Of 30 avail. sent forty
1--WE mikes ana got bottle 81 Hop Bticrs. II had
such an effect her that she was able O. dress her
self aud walk about the house. After taking Two
bottles more she was ahle io take care 81 her own
room and walk out 90 her neighbor',, and has I'M
proved an the time since. Ny wife and children
also have derived great benefit from their use.
w B. HATHAWAY.
Agent United State ENpress company.
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ROOTS SHOES, &c.

A THIRD SUPPLY OF STEAM-zSJ
n Err. TRANs-CONrINENTAL. and ~
CANVAS TRUNKS just received;
an the new things in TRUNKS, VALIsEs,
sATCHELs, GRlP-sAcKs, CLUB-sACKs'
sHOPPING-BAGs& &c;
Full and complete lines Of AL The styles In 10"
and LIGHT ROOTS, SHOES IlEs' anu
STIpPFRs for gentlemen, ladies, boys, misses,
children. and infants;
4 specialty Of FLEXIBLE-soLE' LoW-HEEL'
and BROAD-BOTIOM GOOD> l. ~ ola iauies
and gentlemen and " tender ioots'
J. \. GRiGG,
corner Main and Eighth streets.
81 Pace Bloekl
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RESOLUTIONS & PARrNERsmlps.

UAYING DETERMINED TO DIS
Ill SOLVE OUR CO-PARTNERSHlP on the
lsr OF July. We would earnestly request al par
ties In debt % Us q please make payment 20 our
collector when called upon. Those having claims
viii please present them Tor payment.
te 5-2w HERMAN BOSCHEN & BROTHER.
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Ease-RaII Yesterday.

rBy iclcg-aph o The Dispatchl
At Wilmington Quickstep, 8; Harris
burg. ,.
At New York New York. Il; Buffalo, =.
At Boston Boston. :; Detroit, I.
Al Providence: Providence, 8 Chlca-
20. >.
At Trenton, y. j.: Anthracite, >; Tren-
ton. y.
At Baltimore: Baltimore, 3; Column
bus. 6.
At Philadelphia: Athletic, :; 81. Louis,
.; philadelphia. 0; Cleveland, :.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

June lI.-Prices this week ranged as follows:
~ Taffle,-Very best &C.: good, 5sa &C.:
e,ir 10 medium, 3ta4.c.; common SS83'-e.;
Du Wiz Co,ss.-s2s G:45 per head.
ShseD.-4kd5c.
L1uibs.-5G6c.
HOgs.-9M9sc. net.
s san, 80 head OF beef attic sl2 hogs. and
o5a sheen ana lambs were on the market during
the week.
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AFraud Sentenced.

by telegraph u the Dispatch.l
NEW YORK, June 11.--Patrick Ryan. q
bogus reporter. who swindled William j.
Florence and other actors OF sums OF
money on pretence that II was for SUI
ferers by southern floods, was to-day sem
fenced TO two years in the penitentiary.
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EVANSVILLE. " l~.s june y. A--E.
Gonilemon.-No medicine ha, had one half the
sale here and given such universal -st'eiacVcn a.
your Hop Bltters have. We take plea.ur, IN speak
ing Tor their welfare. every one who uies Them
is well satisfied with their results. several such
remarkable cures have been made with them hcre
that thcre are number ~ earnest workers I'm the
Hon Eltfers cause. Nnc person gained eleven
pounds IRON taking only few borl"a.
SMITH fDE
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confederation fan Havre lie Grace.

lliY telegraph O. The iispatch-I
HAvRE DIE GRACE, June 1.-THE large
Saw-mil owned 10y John Dubois was dis
covered 10 Dee on fire this afternoon. IL
caught from sparks falling on the roof from
The smokc-s.ack The buildings in less
than an hour were burned 90 the ground.
An immense stock Of lumber, including
doors. sash. Sc. and al the stock on hand.
were DESTROYED. Engines from Baltimore,
Port Deposit. aud Wilmington were telc-
craphcd for. The engine from Port Deposit
succeeded 10 saving \ considerable amount
OF property. Two engines arrived from
Baltimore and one from Wilmington. Del.
AZ this writing 1850 L. NJ they have the
fire under control. DuhoiS's loss. a, near
p, can &c estimated. i S22j.000. Some four
million icot OF lumber were destroyed.
The insurance on the property is supposed
70 De about $4,000. Sixty or seventy men
are thrown oJt 81 employment, and il Is q
terrible loss 10 the city.
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eooKs. srATlONERY. &c.

NEW BOOhs.-The Virginia Campaign
y of'64 and '65. bv General A. 4. humphreys,
u Statistical Record Of the Armies ~ the United
stale. bv Captain Frederick fhlstercr, 81 A
Fashlonlbi. sufferer. new novel; >t.5O; Daniel
Wei..far. American statesmen >erics. rl.Z5; New
Riverside edition ~ French and American Note
B0ob.. ana American Note-BCoks. Hawthorne. ~
each: Baucrors History United states. volume =,
now edition : Doctor Claudius. by author u Mr..
i.aac,.sl. CARLTON MCCARTHY & co,
f~ "a sos Main street. Ricg1nOni.
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share SPECULATION opened IRREGULAR. hut The
change I'm prices from those AZ saturday close
were merely fractional except Iulim.u az r.
,s,irh 0uencl l higher. During d greater part 90
fbe hour between II and Il the market. though
active. was weak. and prices fen on Ini' SOUTH
western stock suffering most effIc.y IN tne eo"n-
,,,-d flrr After thi- The market became strong
and -hortly before . O'Clock =. Paul. Minneapol,
ana Manitoba -old mp >. Manhattan Beach T. anl
.fhe r,uaiuler Of the list Anl-thc latter Ne"
Jersey Central and Pacific Mail. Later on TIE
fiilrre Of Nandcrhoef. Morrison Co.. stock
brokers. had q depressing influence on tn m3rset'
nd a decline Of Il was recorded iu Ohio aud lll~-
.is.,upt. iu Denver and Rio Crane. and 8 ~
fIe remainder II the li-t-the latter chicago bgt-
itngt0n and quincy. The market closed -encfaly
arm. with q fractional improvement closing
r,rIre- compared with those II saturday show
decline of h1lt, Gould stock leading therein.
sole. $4,000 shares.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. June lt.-Nirnnia g., console
flt-T a.. second series. Sc: past-Gue coupons.
40: now lO-4O's. So: new s.. 52s. Bit.
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fBy teleTrapb 70 the Dlspatch.J
NEW YORK, June 11.-Vanderhoef Nor
rlson a. Co., bankers. &c, failed to-day.
The suspension Il stated 10 be on account
OF two parties owing 100000 falling TO
meet their obligations. Their embarrass-
ment, il Is said, Is but temporary.
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CARPETS. OIL-CLorHS, &c.

I HAVE JUST RECEIVED MY
i SPRING STOCK OF GOODS. CHINESE
MATTI>Gs Of all grades. OIL CLOTHS and
LINOLEUM CARPETS. RUGS, MATS, SHADES
aud HOLLANDS. CORNICE and CORNfCE
POLES, LACE-CURTAlNs. &C. PAPER
HANGiNGS OF the latest desigus. All orders
promptly attended 10. Work done m town or
country. A. JENNINGS,
az e2-2m 1911 Main street. Richmond. Va.
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WINSTON, FoRsYrHE COUNTY. y. C.. I

Gentlemen.-I desire 90 express % you my thanks
for your wonderful Hop Bitters. I was troubled
with dyspepsia for five years previous ~ COM
mencing the use of your Hop Bitters some six
months ago. Nv cure has been wonderful. ! am
pastor Of the First Methodist church 81 this place,
and my whole congregation can testify 10 the
great virtue Of your hitters.
Very respectfully, Rev. VI. FERfsEf-
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travelled an over Europe aud other foreign
countries % cost u thousands ~ dollars ln search
OF lellth and found it not. ! returned di,cour-
AGED and dl-hearieued. and Wl- restored 10 real
youthful health and spirits With less tan two bot
ile- of Hop Bitters. ! hope OILERS may profit by
NV experience aud stay Al home.
4 LADY. Augusta. Nc.
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BArCGTY. MICH, February 2. 1850.

Hgp Bners Company. / think II nay duty 10
send won recommend for the heue.t Of any per-
SON Wishing 10 know whether Hop Buffers are sood
OBJ not. / know they are good for general debility
and Indigestion: strengthen the nervous system
and make new life. recommend my PATIENTS tn
u-cthem DR.. A. PLkIT,
Treafcr Of Chronic Diseases.
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ROCHESTER. y. Y. March Ills

ROCHESTER. y. Y. March IL. $50.
Hop Bitiers Company: Please accept our crate
ful acknowledgement for The Hop Bltfcrs yon were
- Kind Co donate. aud which were such beEett
o. -. We are 20 buiit up win z we feel Young
again. OLD LADIES or THE
HOME OF THE FETENDLEss-
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HI BRINGS IN TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY HOS
THIS, WHO SvREENDERED-NO CASUALTIES
50 PAR.
lBy telegraph 20 tie D,spatch.l
TOMBSTONE. ARIZONA. June l1.-An ar
rival this morning from Chiucahuas brings
the information ia the Epitaph that Gene
raj Crook has returned from his eXpedi-
ton. and !, Cncampcd on Silver creek. az
the south end OF the ChiricahuaS, where
De arrived YESTERDAY afternoon, six
~ miles southeast Of this place. Saco
Chatto wltl 250 hoStile> surrendered.
and were brought i'm by General Crook.
who recro,.cd the line last saturday.
Among the prisoners were seventy-tye
bucks. II j. believed General Crook will
return and cndcayor 10 capture the war
riors. His command j. in good fighting
trim. There have been 10 casualties so
far
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IrDDINGroN. MICH. february ?. lSso.
Ihaye sold Hop Bitter, Tor four years. and there
4. mo medicine that SURPRISES them Tor bilious at
attacks, Kidney complaints. and many diseases IN
cidcni 30 inl, malarial climate.
g. 2-Sa,Tu.1hGwlm II. i. ALEXANDER.
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RnAnrnnn Pa. Nay 9. lss

n has cured mo Of several diseases such a. ner-
yousuess. sickness ~ the stomach. monthly trOu-
hlcs. &c. have not seen sick day since | took
Hon Bit.prs Mr.. FANNIE GKEEN.
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TO BONDHOLDERs.

Proposals for the sale or surrender 81 >ENENIl
THOUSAND DOLLARS Or BONDS 81 he
NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD toMPASl ,
dne Nave,nber 1t. ISIS. are invited until July
Isl. lss3. and may De- addressed a. me al Nus
boro' y. C.. or delivered sealed % the first M
tional Bank Of Charlotte. me NaIonal b'nk OF
leigh. Right reserved % reject any or all bids.
JOHN W. GRAHAM,
Trustee Of sinking Fund of North Carolina
Railroad Company.
t,-,,p 1854 h 3-3Ot
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Another Failure.

IBy telegraph 20 the Dispateh.l
PHILADELPHIA, June l1.-Barrett d Cat
tell. stock brokers, No. II Merchants Ex-
change, suspended to-day.
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n YOU have q ,lck friend. whose NE Is burden.
one bottle 81 Hop Gitfers will restore thar ir.end
- perfect health and happiness.
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DFLEyAN. WIS. September 20. 1850.
bcntemcn.-I have taken not quite Que bottle OF
fho Hop Bitters. / was = feeble old man 81 seven
{ weight when got 10. To-day am a. active and
Zee - well a. did Al thirty. see great many
{ at need such a medicine ID. ROYCE.
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THE RAWIEY SPRINGS

a, io'NtNIHAh COZ IL Va, ,,..,,.
VII ne open Tor the reception Of guests ~ W
d9IH' Professor ". +. RAYS Brass and string
band Tor the lawn and ballroom. he's been en-
ga8en Tor thc season Of lss3. The table viii GO
g0pd ~ every respect. supplied from The rich Val
ley OF y ifynia. The air pure. bracing. and very
dry. RIDING. driving. bathing. fishing. billiards
iel-pins, llwn-tennis. archery, etc. are among the
aTnusements.
~ remedy I'm AnRma. ScrOfula. Neuralgia.
Dyspepsia, Liver Disoaso- maladics peculiar 90
fein1les. aud In general for all disfa caused by
poverty Of the blood or debility 81 the nervous sys
ten. the liawley water j. unnvailed.
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Flour.

v,.,,- We oro,e. ftne. s3.25ds3.5O: super
- 80 Il D :. Extra. IS. jatsj.5O: common
Unity SuTi Is 5Gs6: Patent f.mily,s7@s7.75.
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MONROE. MICH. scptembcrp5. 1873.

MONROE. MICH. cptfffl per 70. Il 10
Sirs.-I have been taking Eop hittcrs for innam-
nation Of The kidneys and bladder. 70 has done
for me what four doctors failed TO do-cuicd me.
The elect Of the Bitter. seemed Ike magic. n a.
". l.. IARTER.-
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. June l1.-tXcnanse. isJt. Cow
erumenfs generally unchanged; new . = lD9f
bid: new -.'s.lI21.: new a.. 1885,. new b..
IO3s. Money. 2tt.3 per cent. state bonds neglect
"a. sub Treasury balances Gold. sll2,JOTOpo;
ats-rerevr -4.g Itti.
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DEALERS IN METALS. &c.

JAMES GORDON. WATKINS, CoTTRELL a CO.
JAMES GORDON 4 CO.,
- IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IL
METALS, ONO and NOVA SCOTIA GRlND-
STONES, and WOOD AND METAL. STOCK for
carriage and wagon-nakers. fLUE IRON a
speciality. Nos. q aud Fourteenth street, between
Main and franknn, Richmond, Va. elm
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RESTAURANT. BAR. & BILLIARDS.

hot TEN-CENT LUNCH; MEALS
III To ORDER. EVERY LUXURY IN THE
MARKET. FINEST WINES. LIQUORS, CT
CARS, and TOBACCO. BEST BiLllARD-SA-
LOON In the city. HENRY HECSER,
ia Ne, 1893 Main arvst
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My WIFE was troubled for years With bloichcs,
moth patches. frcckio.. and plmpies on her face.
which nearly annoyed the life out 81 her. -he
scent many dollars ola the thousand inNliltic -
cures. with nothing hut injurious effects. LADY
friend. IF syracuse. y. y. who had bad similar
exp,rieuce and had been eur Il with Hop Bliters-
Induced Der 20 try 10. one bottle ha. made her
face e.. smooth. fair. and soft a. child's. and
Given her such health that 10 seems almost mira
Gle. 4 MEMBER OF CANAbtAN PARLIAMENT
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THE NEWS At HONE And ABROAD.
More cyclones.
A TERRIBLE VISITATION IN TEXAS.

More Cyclones.
A TERRIBLE VISITATION IL TEXAS.
fBv telegraph 20 The Dispatoh.l
GALVESTON. June IA special 10 the
NelcS from Mckcnny's says; Late Satur-
day afternoon a terrible cyclone prevailed
west Of here. The Dock-lllll place was
completely destroyed by lightning
PROPERTY DESTROYED AND LIVES LOST IN
INDIANA.
INDIANAPOLIS, June ll.-NOrih Vernon
was visited hy a cyclone last night. IL de-
Siroyed eve vt six houses and one brick
church. No one was injured. \ train OF
ten ears on the Ohio and Mississippi rail-
way was blown from the track about seven
miles east 81 North Vernon. Further up
the railroad q. Osgood, several houses were
blown down. and two persons are reported
killed. The cloud was flinnel-shaped.
moving eastward.
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Observation-Disclosures.
loves HIS LIFE TO IT.

IN ORDER TO REDUCE Ny LARGE
STOCK or
PICTURES AND FRAMES
have decided to make reductions OF from 20 20
co per cent. IN prices on all goods.
,bout so styles Of sxIO PHOTOGRAPH
FRAMES at the lowest price ever sold 10 the city
over 500 styles OF sTANDING-EAsEL
FRAMES 10 be sold below cost.
Those in wan, Of FRAMES or PICTURES VIII
find this nrst-class opportunity TO purchase Call
and examine goods and see prices at
L. LEWls'S,
mys No. VI MA'n ''ie'''
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LIME. CEMENT, &c.

LIME.
Schooner Allie OAKS ana - 81 Eiiho uaih
cRoCKETT's ROCkLAN LIME,
r,ssh from kilns For sale low from dock.
H''' ''N WARNER MOORE.
Lime. Cement. Lump and Ground Plaster,
foot OF seventeenth street, south side Of doek'
je 3-tAu2
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

MONDAY. June IL. isss.
s,LEs-sEcoyD BoArD.--i0 shares Petersburg
Railroad at 23k, 10 do. at 23s. o do. at 23k. ~
do. at 23z; 5000 Georgia Pacific first e's At SIX.
= Il
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NEW BOOk>.-God and Creation, by
" Rev. X. X. il0wis0n, s2; For she MAJOR. by
anthor Of Anne" Ell Memoirs 81 John 4. Dix,
10 Pesrh. by Aldrich. sl.3O; DIR. Clandius. by au-
thor Mr.. isaacs.n 81: FAIRY Gold a Novel. by
author Of ~ Lesson In Love-" Zoe. But Yet
BooA Of History, $3.50; Logs Lord Rcrre,ford,
hy author Molly Bawn," &C.. 25c.: fOar Years
IN the saddle, by Colonel Harry Gilmore. $3.50.
les WEST, JOHNSTON 4 co.
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NJ mother says Hop Biiters j. Tie only thinG
,'af ,il Keen Der from Der OLD and severe attacks
OF uarllysis and hcliacbe.-Ett0T Ostoego SUM-