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Railroad Matters.
rBvtelerraph to Tie Dispatch.

TBV IolCgTlUD % We DIsIlIlIl.T
KNOXVILLE. Tenn, june l. The first
through train from Louisville over the
new line Of the road arrived in Knoxville
This morning NJ $3.50 O'Clock, running the
whole distance OF 2Gj miles in thirteen
hours. The train brought the officials OF
the Louisville and Nashville railroad. II
was met at the depot 10y several thousand
people. The excursion passed on through
10 Charleston. :. {. Trains viii run regu-
larlv from this date between Louisville and
KNOXVILLE
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
w.c.,, Leaves the ParneIIifes.
10y cable 70 NC D'.V]'OI''I

Iovnoy June MIR. McCoan, member
., par,;a,,ent for wicklow, IN a letter TO
p p, Informing him Of his withdrawal
800 -. Tho ParnelIite party, says that his lea-
~ '.o" Co. severing bis connection with the
son r, ~ hesides offence at Parnelps action in
~ psi H,cSoan,sl affair with. O'Kelly, * that
~" ~ a;,,,s and methods have long ceased 10
~, s,nsa 90 which he subscribed three wears
~ y. '""I he cannot. therefore, conscientious
" remain 10 it. McCOan has also written a
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= Strike I'm Chicago.

fBy telegraph 90 The DlsWich.l
CHICAGO. June THE drivers and con-
dnctors OF state-sireet Gable railway line,
To The number OF 1000. quit work at noon
today. owing 10 q reduction oi wages Or
dered hy the company. \ few cars on the
state-Streei line are being operated by new
men. but the remaining three lines have
Lepn abandoned
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.,osapoaI,o and ohio Canal.

ANNAPOLIS. MD, June AT the annual
meeting Of the stockholders Of the Chesa-
mike and Ohio canal to-day Lewis Cas-
smith. OF Washington county. was re-
elected president; John Humbird. Patrick
IIamell. james G.. Barrett, Spencer Wat
tins. James A. l.. Mcclure. and L. Victor
Ranghman were selected directors.
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IBy tc.ccrurh % the Dlspltch.l
ANNAPOLIS. Nh. June 4.-Three million
dollars Of the Maryland deience-loan will
IAN due in 1884. and the last Legislature
nrovided for it, redemption by the issue OF
now bonds at 3.65 Der cent. interest instead
~ q Der cent. which the original boud'
paid. Bids for the new bonds were opened
to-day. and the entire amount was awarded
al prices ranging from par to / per cent
rrem1um
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unconditional typographical Union.

By fCltRTaTHl 70 I1V DI7PHFV"I
CrScfySATI, June 4.-The thirty-hrst an
nual meeting Of the international Typo.
oranbical Union Of the United States and
Canada began here this morning. No bust
mess was transacted. The afternoon was
spent IN visiting points OF interest about
the city.
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Russian NihiIism Only Dormant,
The Protection or british Subjects in
HadaGasPar.

LONDON. June I'm the House Of Com
mons this afternoon Lord Edmund Fitz
Maurice, Under Foreign Secretary. stated
that the commanders OF the mcn-of-War
Dryad and Dragon. now in Madagascar
waters, had been instructed 10 consuta, TO
what measures were necessary 10 be taken
10 protect the lives and property Of the
British subjects in Madagascar.
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pleaded Guilty.

by telegraph TO the Dispaich.l
GALVESTON, June A special 10 the
Ne,re from San Antonio says Major Was
son. the defauliing army paymasteI, in an
elaborate address to the court will plead
onilty 10 the embezzlement OF -, 400, but
viii resist the charge OF embezzlng
s1s. 900, which amount be claims to have
lost
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al .eo4eI rs: amber, 81 .ofQsl.26; No. 4 Mary
land. &l.24asl .24k: No. western winter red.
spot. sf2f%6Ssf.2fx. CoTn-soufbern easier:
wesiern lower and dun; .osfnera Will nn oo opse
southern. 4qA52c: western White, feM0Ie.,
mixed. 47449c.: Penpsyivanis. 4ye932e. prg-
visions easier and quiet. Mess pork, 5000. BUZZ
inesi--ShonldeTS aud clear-rib sides. packed.
> and ll<c. DEMONSTRATIONS, 9ic.: clear-rfb
,ides. i2xc. Bans. I4s@l5Sc. Lsrd-sRenned,
key qalet al sIIsfasi.iT Freight dull.
LOUISVILLE
Louisville June a.. Flour r,ner but not quota
Ply higher. Wheat quiet No. red winter, 81. I0es
mixed, 53<954e. Oats quiet: mixed wes'crn,
444e; Provisions STEADY. New mes pork. s20es
ic!S csi S"is sde Ia se Clear rib:
clear RIBS. lsc.; clear. ga tc. Hams-Susar-
eured. l3xeitc. Lard steady; choice kettle,
l24N l3c- Whisky unchanged.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. June s.-Flour firm and nm
changed. Wheat slrpng af 81. iGmsI.I7. Germ
eisier; 5ic. spot. Oats dull aud lower n f2643c.
Pork duh a. .20: Lard IN fair demand At
slI.02% Buik-meats dull and nominal. Bacon In
fair demand: sbOHiders. SAC: clear m. Ike:
clear sides- ltc. Whiskey quiet st sl.l3. Hogs
arm common and lizht s5.90@s7lU; packing
and butchers. f0.70eS72J.
81. LouIs.
st. LouIs. June H. Flour UNCHANGED. Wheat
fairly active aud lower: No. = nd fall, .l.20sks
sI.20t cash. Corn inactive and lower; 501c.
cash. JOhc. June. Oats dull and lower iom4O3c-
cash. 4Osc June. Nhskcy steady a :i.ls.
Provisions duh and lower.
CHICAGO.
CHcAcc. june f.-fiouI Dun and unchanged.
Rc.,i.laT wheat weak and lower a. stu june
Corn unsettled aud lower; 5tic. cash. 56 sJ6'sr.
June. Dats easier NJ 3qec. ca.h. 30 s39.c. June.
PORK active and lower. a. ecash and June Lard
active and lower: = > : c1sh aud June.
Buii- meats In fair demend. shoulders. $3.50.
short RIB. Si0.lJ. short clear. sl0.i5. Whiskey
unchanged.
MILWAUKEE,.
ITtwkrEzE. Junc f.-floar nominal. whea
steady: No. 2 Milwaukee. clsh aud June. IL .Oe-
Corn caster: No. 2. 56Ec. Oats unchanged; No. q.
39tc. white. 43c. Provisions steady. Mess
pork. sic 20 each and June. Lsni-Prime steam,
sl1.7O cash and jane. HOES lower Al 80 JOss
VIEW YORK COTTON FUTURES
NEw YORK. June f.-CofD Net receipts.
90 bales; gross receipts. = 2e4 bales. fulurs
closed dun and easy. sales. $4,000 bales; June,
: lC.69: July. SlO.63n $4,000. Augus'. sl0.TI.
sememher, SlO.t5; Oct0oer. $i0.l5Hsle.l6:
GslO.O9; January. slO.l4cslO.l6, February.
siO.24 asl0.ZG.
BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. June A. bcoi-c1tile- Market
slightly active aud prices unchanged, quality
consi drrcd very best. 81 ab'so.; nrst qualify,
j&HJhc.. me,.imm. ~ el5sc.; Ordinary. std4c:
saies. s62 head. swine in fair supply and market
slow: receipts. f.60f bead. at 9fHiir Receipts
Of sheep and lambs, 6.532 heads sheep, 5tt0Sc.,
lambs. tM- a..
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JrNE4.-Prices this week ranged rs follows:
gefT C4ffis.-Ntry he>t- 0fc.. gond % extra
5i.IlBc.: medium % good fair quality, 4sagJc.;
common ~ f. 3 Co.. bulls. 3s1i4c.
WIra C0tcs.-s27 500 per head.
W4gs.-ga alU net
Slssp.--sH5c.
L1Mbs.-5 t,st7 &c. gross.
About 1872 head Of beef cattle. 81 hogs. and
ll3 lambs and sheep were on The market during
tie week.
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,The siovernor.GeneraIshIp of Canadn.

LoND0S, June An the House Of COM
mons to-day Mr.. Gladstone declined to on
,wer a question es 10 whether the services
Of the Duke OF Albany rs Goyernor-Gene-
raj u Canada had been refused. The Gov
eminent. be said, were aware Of the will
ingness Of the Duke OF Albany to render
service 70 his Crown and country. lie
added that this feeling did the Duke the
highest honor.
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RICHMOND, VA, Jare /, 1883.
WE TO-DAY RESUME BUSINESS
OrR OWN NAVE.

OUR OWN NAME.
and beg to saY that We fully appreciate tie sind-
uess u our friends and customers IN The past and
asa that they viii continue % give US taeir conf
dence and patronage.
We have now LARGE STOCK OF GOODS.
some OF which viii be sold for much less than their
value. II Is our intention 10 keep FULL AND
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT Of all goods per-
tanning 10 our business, adding novelties IS they
are brought oui--Inaking a speciality OF supplyi.<
oGlees, BANKS railroads, and corporations with
STATIONERY,
BLANK BOOKS.
&C, &C.
OUR PRINTIS6-oFgICE
Is very large and complete IN al. rs appointments.
which enables US TO turn Gus both
LARGE AND SMALL WORK PROMPTLY
AND INA
FIRsr-CLAss MANNER.
Our PRICES
for all lines Of goods We sure viii please you
| Very iraiy, BAu6HA-AS BRorhxRS
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BrRNETT's COCAINE will save the hair
and keep it in q strong and healthy condi-
ton. because it Will stimulate the roots OF
the hair and restore the natural action upon
which its growth depends.
Burnetts Flayoring Extracts are absc-
Iutelv Durp
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BY Telegraph.

NEW lNEh.
gRw YORK. June 4.-Cotfon nominal; sales,
255 bales: uplands lO4c.; orleans, lir-i cou-
snliGaiCl net receipts f.l27 bales; eNDof's-to
treat Britain. lu.43S oai's 10 rance. s,J1V
bales: 70 the continent. l.J2O halt>. southern
dOur unchanged and quiet. Wheat ash lois
about lc. lower, closing urm. WIN N1ctloh 90
kf1sc: 80. > spring nominal; nug.aaed rel,
sI0qn4l2t: No. red. Tl.l6fssl.lft june,
Si2l&M Sl.22. COm-Cash lots 4dac. higher;
ungradca. 51M674c white southetn, oIs.; No.
? 6Gtc.. June, So o65 e. uais-,ash lois hrm'
No. 3. Jtet46e Hops dall and nominaily IN
changed Coilre-SrOt steady No ITO. spot.
Al f5. June. S6.9OaS7.lU. sugar steady ana In
better demand sales reported; fair u good re-
uuing, 6aM7c.; refined stronger Z. 1Stt9 -. {:
extra &. 7to7l.c.; white extra Z. &C.. yellow
Il -tff 7f.c.: yellow, 81 ale; OF A, StHr4c.;
mouit A. sac. standard A, c-c.. confectionery.
Sc: cut-oaf and crushed. glsc- powdered, y. %
etc: GRADUATED. : l5-l6espc.: cubes. 9Sc. Mo-
iasses dull and more or less nominal. Rice steady
Rosin steady "a sl.G0stsl.65. Turpentine duh
aud lower M 35e. Hides steady; wet-<alted, New
orleans selected. 5O@l6O u.s., 0Hl0c.: Texas se-
leeted. 5OMG0 rs. lO9lic. Wool quiet: dones-
t.c fleece. 3OMA0c.. Texas lfH2Sc. Pork very
quiet and prices weak aud irregular; mess. spot,
1890: options wholly negecfed Niddles duh
and non iual: long clear. lie. Lard unsettled and
7al6 points lower and m0rr active, closing arm
prime steam, spot, ~ l.i5asli.5O; june. sll.49
asl1.5O. freights weak.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE. June i.--Flour irn. with fair de-
mand; Howard-street and western snp<rnne. 80. 80
asa. extra .4.25at5; family. s5.5etts6.z5
city Mills superfine. s3.2504t4; extra. ~. 35es
$3.50; Rio brands. s8m so.25. wheat-soeltsern
| steady; western lower aud dnili southern red
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Killed by Falling from Locomotlvc

lrpeciaI teItgram % thr Dlspatch.I
ROANOKE, VA, June 4.-Fireman Harri-
gan fell from engine No. 4. on the Shenan-
doah Valley road, to-day, between Benton
willie and Front Royal, and was instantly
killed..
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The MOSCOW FestIvites.

Moscow, June The Emperor and
Empress drove 10 Sakalnilu to-day 10 IL
tend a military .ftte. They were not ac-
companicd by m escort. The municipal
authorities OF Moscow win give q grand
breakfast az Sakaniki TO the foreign news
paper correspondents who attended the
coronation.
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DLAIN T Al Il.

Every word we say in regard 20 our remedy is
trae. and thc certificates We publish are rom men
OF undOubtcd veracity.
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY.
ATLANTA. Ga. January /, lss2.
We ore manager Of the Swti oIeclhc Com Dan! I;
and own a controlling part 0f tle stock ~ ihesalo
company. and endorse every WORD uiierei ~ -leiA'
LANAI. RANKIN = LAMAR,
Wholesale Druggists.
ATLANTA. GA. August. ISL
We know tie gentlemen comuosing the irn ~
Lamar. Rankin & Lamar They are prpmin,Lt
citizens Of oar state. men Of means ana OF hl4h
character and standing.
J. ". ESGLIsH, Mayor Of Atlanta;
j. If. PORTER,
Cashier Merchants Bank;
i. ROMARB.
cashier Atlanta National BANK
A. %. BACON.
speaker House 81 Representatives, Georgia.
ALP. II. COLQuIrT.
Governor Of Georgia.
Write for a copy OF the little book-free.
$1,000 REWARD viii De paid 70 any chemist
who VIII end. on tie aualysisof 100 bottles ss.S.'
one particle Of Mercury. lodide Potassium or any
mineral substance.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY.
je l-lw DTsWer - AuAAi@' ua'
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TIE LATE FIRE; PROVISION FOR TIE WIDOWS
AND ORPnANs--THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE
MINING NGiNEERs--coSylCTED OF BURG
Larry. &C.
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speculation on The stock Exchange to-day mas
been moderately active and weak. excepting coal
shares which were strong and higher. The mar
l,ot ornrd frrn and "a fraction higher than -atur-
days close boat duruS thc hr,t bali norr ilcre Was
"a reaction Of -.rl-. .n which II. Paul ana " apash
ureffrroI were the most prominent. sub-e lucnllY
tLe rkff became -tr0ug. and al midday record
cd an advance ranging from i o. .. coal mares
and ~ Paul. Minneapolis and Manitoba leadlne
he inward movement. ln fhc early part ~ Tie
fferieon this was succeeded by reaction extend
Ing ~ J. 100 which thc whole list participates Dur
about o'clock ibis decline was partially recover
ga. while Reading -oii up lsf t051. During me
last hour ne market WIS weak ana prices -elu
down sol .. the latter New jersey Central. Ihe
closing tone was weak. aud prices showed q decline
On the DAYS Transactions OF 'snl4- Ne" Jersey
Central and Reading. however. beng exceptions.
tle former closing and lIt latter nl-ifr ilah
10 saturday, close. Transact tons. 300-OuO SHARES
BALTIMORE.
BArTrfORE. June f.-Virnnla IS. second -'f ies.
80: ncw lO-4U's. 80. B; new 3s.o Il. bil - VA.
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Ey Telegraph.
WV WORK.

NEW YORK. June f.-EXcnange. ass. Gov
eruui,nrs strong. new rs. 1882 bid new AS.
rs: new a.. 1855. new B.. lO3.. Money,
2.fo3 Per cent. state bonds festureiess. sub
4rfa-urv baianccs-tioid. sli3,lI9.OpO; currcn-
cv. s7.66O.Ou0.
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Personal.
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

TXECJIOkS NUIICL.
an creditors Il Ed. MAYO. deceased. are r.
epesfed 10 present their claims 10 the undersigned
and I'M pers0ns indebted 20 him are requested 10
-.t al ,t.ts-,oe f.. &. MAYO.
Executor Of IA. Mayo. deceased,
te5-gt al 3iessrs. i. II. Mayo Brother.
NOTICE.-Al persons indebted 70 the
~ es,a,c ~ r1Touts r. GILES, deceased, are
s.qnested 10 make Dlyfncnt % me ana All having
elaine aaainst H. 10 present them 20 me. duly an
tbenficated. Il. ". RlthAh(,oNt
Executor OF Thomas I. Giles deccAsel-
nav l7-de0d4wSw4w
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letter 10 the Freemdn's Journal. Of Dublin.
regarding his withdrawal from the Parnell-
lie party. In II he says the aims Of four or
five gentlemen who obviously force Par
reIps hand have long developed beyond the
policy OF honest land reform and federal
home rule. He says he cannot continue 10
maintain even nominal relations with yelled
communism and rebellion. He asserts that
there are other men in the party who think
rs he does, but they are cowed by fear for
their seats in the House OF Commons !;
which i hard to understand in honest
men. Mr.. McCoan says he will not shrink
from asking The judgment Of his constitu-
ents on his action.
Suez Canal No. 2.
PARIS. June AT a meeting Of the Suez
Canal Company to-day the proposal made
by Count NJ. de Lesseps 10 examine into
the project for the construction OF a second
canal across the Isthmus was adopted
unanimously. VI. de Lesseps assured the
meeting that the English directors were
giving loyal assistance, and prophesied
that another canal would be built. De
Lesseps stated that the improvements now
beng made at the cost OF thirty million
francs would suffice for the traffic OF
ten millions tons yearly. The company
had a year ago decided to undertake the
building OF the second route. They could
accomplish this within the limits OK their
own lands. but could do the work much
more rapidly and conveniently II the
Egyptian Government would grant fresh
concession. He said the negotiations for
obtaining the aid OF England in this OBJ
feet were proceeding favorably.
Russian NfhiIism Only Dormant.
LONDON, June 4.-The PdU-NaN Gazette
to-day publishes another portion Of a letter
from the Russian Nihilist Stepniak, in
which he declares that widespread society
exists in the Russian army, composed eX-
clusiyely Of officers. including numerous
colonies Of regiments. In regard 10 the
present qUiesccnce OF the Nihilists, be says
10 would be foolish 10 attempt q revolt when
the enemy are most alert. An attempt to
assassinatc the Car might still form the
beginning Of a revolt or corp d'efat. but
such on attempt OF itself, he says. is no
longer Of importance.
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Ionr.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FlOur-We quote: ne. $3.50 $3.50. SUPER
aue .s.75 s4.25; extra. SJ.l j4 500. common
family. s5.65n-s6 Patent family r1ae1.1J.
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cyyTLEnrN.s FURNIsH,NGs.

CPRING AND SUMNER
UNDERWEAR.
We have a fun stock u
-FANCY BALBRIGGAN SUMMER SUITS,
uEDIT-M-WEIGITT MERINO UNDERsHIRTs,
.GOssAMER MERISO DRAWERS,
LIsLE-THREAD UNDERsIliRTs.
iNDIA-GAUZE UNDERsHIRTS,
lNDIA-GATZE DRAWERS,
LACE CNDERsHIRTs,
lJACONET UNDERsHlRTs-
Medium aad mght-weight PEPPERELL JEANS
DRAWERS our own manufacture.
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For sale by Druggists. Pncc so cents abotue.
Read the following: ..,,,,.,x,
sRI.AIR's CHLORAL THYMOL pkoPd1
IACTlC "a the rest dislnfecfant That nave ever
used isignedI HUNTER MCGUIRE NJ. u.
7p 90
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rNDERTARERs.

DPMOVAL.-WE, THE UN7rN3
Ii, nFR,IGNED. have this day re-
moved 10 IA. ia EAST MAIN, where We have
incr,.ased facilities Tor prosecuting our business.
~. BINFORD & SUTHERLAND
.r.sxvam Undertakers-
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FINANCIAL.

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE
MONDAY. June 4. 1853.
sALEs-FrRsT BoARD.-5O shares Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad stock ~ 10; I'D shares
Richmond and Allegheny Railroad stock at loh-
SECOND BoARD.-I.OO Virginia new So AZ 5lt.
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~ CHRISTIAN.


r L. Christian. ,,,,r, S.sr-s.---l-a
L. FURNISHING uNDERTAhEk,,
No. 1915 EAST BRoAp STREET,
RICHMOND, VA,
- -, ..so-ffnent ~ WOOD aHd METALLIC
TxsrS CAsKETs, sHROUDsi CLOTH CAS-
kFsrs. &C.. nj low prices. ..,.,,,,s,
Country and telegraph orders prcInpliy att-nn '
10 day or niglit -e y,
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PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS. JuyE A. 1883.
IBy telegraph

ARRIVED
steamer Lurav. Schermerhorn. Norfolk. mer-
el,andlse and passengers. Chesapeake aud OHIO
Railway Company land sailed On returni.
steamer Accomac. J. eik. merchandise and JAS
seugers. >mithneld. Chesapeake and ONO Halfway
Company and sIile1 on rcfurnl. -,
steamer Northampton. Mctarrick. NnrIoik,
merchandise and passengers. Chess cake ana ohfo
Railway Company iand sailed on refurnl.
steamer Pamlico. Blakenan. >nlithheid' incr-
chandise and passengers Chesapeake ana ohio
Railway Company land sailed on returnl.
steamship kauawha, Greenwood, New ] OFA' VI
load coal , -,
Schooners John Il. Shaw. osbourne' and JACOB
r.,. is,. - from Nov York. light. 20 load cOal-
schooner Mary Augusta. ----. BALTIMORE cnH.
Chesapoaae and Ohio RAILWAY Company.
schooner 4. Y. BaTle. hants. Norfolk hsh'' !"
load coal
SAILED.
schooner Howard Williams. liyer. New YORK,
coal Cheslpeak. AID ohio Railway Company.
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DooE AND JOB WORK NEATLY
ID EXECUTED at the DlsPAfca fhiNtlNu
HouSk.
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NV YORK gOTTDN fUTIRrn.

Nav YORK. juno f.-Cofb --Nci receipis.
closed dun and eisy: sales. $4,000 bales; jane,
$1,000: July. slO.63ns $1,000. Augusi. sl0.TI.
semcmher, SlO.t5: Oct0rer. $iO.l5n,le.l6:
November. $4,000 lO.u7: December. sl0.O7
0sl0.O9; January. slO.l4csl0.l6; February.
si0.9f asl0.Z6.
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DRrGs. MEDIClNEs. 20.

90 TO A. II. ROBINSs DRUG-~zy
" sTORF, No. 523 north second street, ~
between Clay and Leigh. for anything you =
need in thai line. and you viii get IL u II ~ III .S
citv. aud have 1t delivered TO you free o. extra
charge my 3l-Th. sa&THlm
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ANNlN 70 , LnAEAbAAs
Steamer Wyanoke. Hulphers. New York, mer-
chandise and passenger. g.. ". Alien Co.
steamer Ashland. Tunnel. Philadelphia. mer-
chaudisp and plsstng }. ". See arIlck. agsnf-
steamer Ariel. tir1ru, >urfoik. ai-ru ,tates
mail. uItrchuuulse, and ut-sen- -rs. I. Il. Fatuu,
suuerirfendenf
schooner Enhraim and Annie, Harvey, Phiia-
delphla. coal. &. 4. lhnm.
schooner H. NJ. Squires. Garfield. Kenuebec, Ice.
J. g.. smith.
schooner Hattie NJ. Crowol. Crowe'l, Konnebec,
ice. Mrs !. hing.
schooner Matilda L.. walsh. Baltimore, ire
br4c1 and tile-. a.. & 4. BtrEanin.
schooner Il. :. rsh an, Gupull. OTchilla Island,
rIano. 4. C.. -ncld.
SAILED SUNDAY.
steamship Roanoke Couch. New York. mcr-
aud pas.en gers. O.. ". Allen Co, agents.
steamer Wyoming smith. Philadelphia, fner-
chandise. j. ". McCarrIck. agent.
SAILED gEsTESDAY.
Schooner Calvin :. Edwards, ~cull. Philadel-
phia railroad ties and granite. Curtis < Parker.
schooner J. Napcs Ponder Qulllln. New OK.
railroad ties, Noryell.Leake & Co.; vessel Curtis
< Parker.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-05

MARINE tvTELLs1ENCk.
OF RICHMOND. JUNE 4, lss;

ARRIVED SUNDAY.
Schooner VI. G. Carroll. Carroll. Philadelphia.
coal. &. n. Page.
schooner y. Bradley. Bradley, Philadelphia,
n..f y ~ Gary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-05

EIGHT CASES OF syALL-POx-NEw NARROW
GAUGE E0AD-CRAIG AGRICULTURAL sOCIE-
TY-TEOUULEs or MERCHANT-ACCl-
DENT. ETC.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-05
Tor sIcK-ROOM

THE MOST AGREEABLE. EFFECTIVE, AND
CONVENIENT PURIFIER OF SICK
ROOMS Is
BLAIR's CHLORAL THYMOL PRoPHfLAC-
TIC AND DIsISFECTANT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-05

GTtwkrEEE. Junc f.-floar nominal. whea
steady; No. Milwaukee. clsh aud June. Sl.0e-
Corn caster: No. 2. 56Ec. Oats unchanged, No. q.
80 C.; white. 43c. Provisions steady. Mess
- I.7O cash ana jane. HOES lower ~ 80 JOss
:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-07-18
Insurance Notice.

FEaRE AGENT FOR THE british Fer
eisn Marine Insurance Company fLinitril hss
received Instructions 20 Hoiif1ce thc Rates OF In
sur1nee between Houonlu and Ports IN hc Paci1c and
i nov prepared to Issue Policies the lowest
with special reduction on freight per steameTs.
THO. n. DAVIES.
9iiy Agent Brit For Mar ms Co. limited
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-07-18
TMOs. q. TEIRUaI.
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