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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-09
A Rare Chance.

100000 acres good grazing land
under fence.
$4,000 good stock cattle at a bar
gain.
3-6-tf TEXAS INVESTMENT Go.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-09

Tiie discussion in congress on pos
tai matters has at least produced few
good results, the most important one
being the reduction of letter postage.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-09
Sheen for sale,

$500 head of fine Texas Y effiee
for sale. Call ut the prausn IN tss
the Texas investment Comp VI
RADIO City, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-09
For Sale.

$1,000 acre pasture In Bailey county
in solid body--grass protection and
water IN abundance. VIII be sold on
reasonable terms. Address Ga i,
Meade, Henrietta, Texas. S-1-lw
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-09
Indications.

Gu'fstates, partly cloudN with local rains;
northeriy veering TO casterly winds. sia-
iionary or higher temperature; lower pres.
sure
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-09
stock Cattle.

viii contract stock cattle for future
delivery.
3-G-tf TEXAS INVESTMENT Go.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-09
win Contract

900 or 1000 stock cattle, for spring
delivery. TEXAS INVESTMENT Go.
j. loft
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-09

New style neckwear, gloves, hosiery
embroideries and notions Just received
nc y"
1-'i-Hj-@t EVANS Il MARrINis
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-09

Inc largest and handsomcst line -,
the city at = ~ 'ounu IN
EVANS & MARTINS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-09
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Young Cattle.

I,bDO 10 D,OOt mead OF yehrln1gs
and two.year ulds.
3-o-tf TEXAS INVESTMENT Go.
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The Western InundafiOns.
WASTE, DESOLATION, AND DESTRUCTION !.
TIE BOTTOM LANDS.
ICY telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

WASTE. DESOLAllON, AND i-SlhJllIVN IN
TIE BOTTOM LANDS.
ICY telegraph 10 the Dispatch.
ST. LOUIS, June 2j.-Adyices from diff
ferent pOlnts on the Missouri river state
that nearly all the bottom lands along the
river are inundated, and that hundreds OF
thousands OF dollars worth of crops have
been totally destroyed. and thousands OF
acres Of splendid farms laid waste. Re-
norris Of the same kind come from places
on The Mississippi river between here and
Cairo. The river rose three inches here
yesterday.
TIE DISASTER INCREASING ~ MAGNITUDE.
ALTON. LII, June 25.-The magnitude
Of the disaster from floods below this city
is lust beginning to be disclosed. Thou
sands OF families between Louisiana and
Grafton are homeless and fleeing before the
flood. Stock TO the number Of 5000 head
have already been drowned in the Ameri-
care bottoms. Telegraph communication
is seriously interrupted. The Suy Carte
bottoms are ruined for this year.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, June 25.-The river
at p. NJ. marked twenty-three feet four
inches on the Signal Service gauge, and was
rising steadily. 1t has risen six inches
since midnight. The inhabitants OF West
Kansas City are preparing to leave, one or
two families having changed quarters to-
dav. There is much apprehension regard
Ing the ice-houseS and other property along
the river in that vicinity. The water is
now considerably higher than at any time
since 1881.
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WASHINGTON AND LEE.
Inauguration OF the Commencement
Exercises at This Lexington
University.
Tspoclai telegram 10 mo n,.na,o,

ISptclai ltlcRfam 10 the Dispatcht
LEXINGTON, June 25.-Peoplc have bee
pouring in on every train since Friday. an,
already the town is very full. A letter {,
Professor White states that General JOSEPH
+. Johnston, having been confined TO hi
bed Tor three weeks, will not be able Il
preside at the uuveiling ceremonies Thurs
day. His place will be filed by Genera
Early.
! THE COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
OF Washington and Lee University were
inaugurated yesterday morning, Bishop
Alpheus Wilson, OF the Methodist Episco.
pal Church, preaching the baccalaureate
sermon. Bishop Wilson's theme was
"The Power OF God in the Word Of God"
and his discourse was characterized by a
logical completeness and symmetry to
which no synopsis could do justice. 1t
created profound impression.
AT night DR.. Hoge, by request, delivered
his address on Z" The Finalty OF the Scrip
lures before the Young Mems Christian
Association Of the University. The chapel
was densely crowded, and there was but
one opinion in regard to the addreSs-th
it was one Of DR.. ITogc's grandest efforts.
Richmond is represented in the Uniyer-
sity by eight students, all OF whom have
done well.
THE MASTERS DEGREE
will not be conferred this year, the only
candidate box.;po, Lro,o,, dou~r - Lo,1tL
several months ago. The following gradu-
ates are announced to-day:
Bachelors OF LAW. 4. Charters,
Richmond, Va; L. c. Day, Kentucky; j..
NJ. Harris. Texas; L. II. Hanna, Alabama /;
+. ;. Kirkle. Virginia; A. ID. McCorkle,
West Virginia; j. L. Rowan, West Vir-
ginia; d. b. Snyder, Virginia; X. f..
Walker, Georgia; W. J. Wilkinson, Viz
ginia; +. L. Wilson, Florida.
Bachelors OF Arts--J. L. Bear, Virginia;
Q. T. Bugg, Louisiana.
Bachelor OF Philosophy-W. S. Camp
bell, Manchester, Va.
Endowed scholarship: Wilson Prize
Scholarship-H. \. White, West Virginia;
F. o. French Prize SchOlarship-G. a.
Walkup, West Virginia; Taylor Prize
Scholarship-W. b. Smith, West Virginia;
Young Prize Scholarship-W. A. Charters,
Richmond, Va; Hamilton Law Scholar
sliip-W. C.. Preston, Richmond, Va.
TIE WILSON AND FRENCH SCHOLARSHIPS
yield $500 per annum. Honorary appoint
ments: Latin, b. +. Sledd, Virginia;
Greek, W. T. Armstrong, Texas; Modern
Languages, W. c. Ludwig, Richmond,
Va; Natural Philosophy, l.. L. Campbell,
Manchester, Va. These honorary appoint
mentS entitle the receivers to a years tut
ton.
{. VI. Crutchfeld, the Richmond alumni
scholar and frSt-year man, made distlnc-
ton in Latin and mathematics.
The Board Of Trustees have been IN ses-
sion all day. They have conferred the fol-
lowing honorary degrees: ID. L.-Rey.
Charles r. Van Romondt, New Bruins
wick, Nj; Professor Walter Blair, lamp
den-Sidney College; Colonel Scott Ship,
Virginia Military Institute. Ii. DIR.
Thomas T.. Peck. Union Theological Semi
nary; Hon. John w. Daniel, Virginia;
Hon. John G.. Carlisle, Ky.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-26
Sfnnning PauDer immigration.
tnlogr9nh - The Dispatch. /


New YORK. June 2j.-The Emigration
Commission held a special meeting to-day
10 consider what measures they should
take TO prevent pauper immigration from
Great Britain. This action is called for in
view Of the large arrivals OF pauper llninl-
Grants Yesterday by the steamers Spain and
Furnesia. Commissioner stephenson said
that he had procured affdavits from seve-
raj immigrants showing that they had been
inmates Of several poorhouses Ill Ireland,
and that they had been induced TO come 10
this country by workhouse masters, from
whom they had received their passage tick
cts and small sum OF money. After some
discussion Of the subject il was resolved
TO instruct the secretary OF the Board 10
detain all immigrants who are proved to be
sent here by funds furnished by the Brl-
fish Government, and TO appoint cOiliilli.
tee of the Board to wait on the collector OF
the port and present afdayits taken in re-
card TO such cases. and ask that the steam
ship companies which brought such lmmi-
grants here be compelled TO return them TO
the port from whence they came at their
own EXPENSE. While tine meeting was IN
progress the steamer AnchOria arrived
with a number OF immigrants whose pass
ages had been paid by the Brltish Govern
ment. 1t was resolved not to allow the
Anchoria's passengers to land until the in
spectors had made thorough investga-
ton. ... .,
Investigation into the circumstances OF
fbe assisted Irish immigrants who arrived
Yesterday shows that there were slXty
families, comprising 405 persons, all lin
INDECENT circumstances, and possessing on
an average not more than S2.oo eacn
admit person; OF these, 400 still remain in
Castle Garden, many OF them aged ana III
firm. .. r..
John Barry, member OF Parliament ior
wexford visited them in the Garden to-
day, and expressed his strong disapprova
OF the action OF the British Government
in throwing such large number OF non
productive people on the charity OF the
| State az New York.
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Judgment I'm Favor Of tho city Of Now
Orleans.

fBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
NEW ORLEANS, June - Judge Pardec.
Of the United States Circuit Court, to-day
handed down the decree i'm the case OF the
city OF New OrlcsnS rs. John A. Morrisct
ct a., by which the city RECEIVERS 1874
shares Of the stock OF the Water-W forks
Company, which had been seized and sold
by various parties. who are now ordered
to restore the stock to the city. The ST.
prcme Court OF the United States decided
that the stock was held in trust by the city,
and was not liable 10 seizure and sale.
The fourteen judgment creditors, stock
dealers, and brokers who sold and pur-
chased the stock are ordered to restore the
bonds to the city, which, together with the
dividends since 1879. amount TO nearly a
bali million OF dollars.
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University Of Virginia.
IBy telegraph to the Dispatch

CHARLoTTEGvILLE, Va, June 25.-The
annual meeting Of the Board OF Visitors OF
the University Of Virginia was held this
morning. The members present were
General Wyatt NJ. Elliott, OF AppomatioX'
Va; Hon. W. L. Lamb, Norfolk; Judge
Bel, Culpeper; and General Rugglcs'
Fredericksburg.
Father Ryan, Of Mobile, arrived to-day,
and will address the joint literary societies
tomorrow.
AtSP. VI. the final celebration OF Wash
ington Literary Society took place. The
president Of the Society is W. 7. Turn
bull, Of Florida w. b. Eldredge, OF
Memphis, was the debater medalist and Mel
vim G.. Winstock, OF Richmond, orator.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-26
co,,o,.seed O,I.works Burned.

Especial tvIeSIaIu % VITo
New ORLEANS, June 25.-The Planters
Cotton-Seed Oi-Works, in Algiers, was
struck by lightning during thunder
Storm this evening, set on fire, and entirely
DESTROYED. This was the largest cotton
seed oil mill in existence. The loss is
roughly estimated at million dollars, in.
cluding building. stock, and machinery
said TO be fully insured, mostly In loca
companies. Several cottages adjoining the
oil-works were also destroyed. Five fire
men were slightly scalded by the explo'
SION OF tank.
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by Telegraph
MONDAY, JUNO 2b. lss9.
NEW YORB.

NEW YORK. Jane %. 1888.
Bushes, was resumed at The stock Exchange ~
IL A. NJ. ~ usual ON Mondays during the summer.
The market In the earlier dealings was very dull.
except for Canadian Pacific. VIII Oh rose H.. 10 90.
and speculation presented little of interest. THIS
dullness continued until shortly after o'clock,
wien the most absurd rumOr was circulated 10 de-
press prices. The room-raders made a sharp at
lack ON Denver and Rio CIR tnde. which dropped
from Asa, 10 AZ. and The rest of the LIT declined
10 IA. The rumor in qucstlOn arose from dis
patch received from Philadol hia 20 the effect that
4 prominent gran-hOusc In CHICAGO was IN diff
Guilty, and 10 was given currency by the bears to
shake out weak holders. There's not the slightest
foundation I'm fact for II. Compared with Sltur-
days close prices are i t0 Al lower, Denver, It.
Paul. Erie, Texas Pacific, Union Pacific. and the
Wabashes being cOnsplcuou-ly weak I'm special
ties Chesapeake and Ohio first prcierr fell OF ~.
10 2sls; Peoria IL. to 90: Richmond and Allegha-
NY ~, to 81: Colorado Coal 10. To 20. Louis-
vile. New Albany and Chicago sold at 45-an adj
vance Of 81 as compared with the last recorded
sale. Transactions, 10000 shares.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. June 25.-Virglnia 6'S. consolida-
ted, 4Uls; new 1O-4O's. 33H; new 3's, J3A. Bid.
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WHAT 1T DID FOR AN OLD LADY.

CosHOCToN STATION, y. Y, Dec. %. 1873.
Gentlemcn.--A number of people had been using
your Bitters here. and with marked eject \ iady
Of over seventy years bad been sick for the past
ten wears; she had not been able 10 he around.
dies or physicians being of 10 avail. sent forty
1--WE mile, and g0t bottle of Hop Eltcrs. II had
such an effect on her that She Was able 90 dress her
self and walk about the house. After taking TWO
bottles more she was able tO take care OF her own
room and walk out Ia her uc ghbor's. and has I'M
proved an the time since. Ny wife and children
also have derived great icncnt nom their u-e.
W. y. HATHAWAY.
Agcnt UnItel Statns Express CompAny.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-26
Br,ghtou.Bcach Races.

DY T" VT u N.T
NEW YORK, June 2j.-First race-purse
$3.50, three-quartcrs Of a mile-was won
by King Fan; Lena second, Plunger third.
Time, lis.
Second race--pursc $3.50, three-quarters
OF mlle-was won by Hickory Jim; Gar
field second. Tennyson third. Time. 1:IG5
Third race-purse $3.50, one mile-won
by Navarro; Boccacio second, Ida b. third.
Time, 1:43t.
Fourth race-purse $3.50. one and quar-
ter mies-was taken by Monk by a nose: :
Capias second, Bonair third. Time, PHI.
The last was hurdle-race OF one and a
quarter miles-won by Buster by two
lengths; Carmillus second, Proud Dick
third. Time, 2:214.
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Egan's NJ. Louis Reception.

[By telegraph 20 The DIspdIVH'I
ST.. LOUIS. June ga reception was
given last night to Mr.. Patrick Egan, at
which large number Of Irish citizens
were present Mr. Egan made briei
speech acknowledging the compliment
paid him, and exhorting all to stand by the
National League. The only notable Tea.
ture OF the occasion was the prolonged
Kissing Of Judge John II. O'Neil when in
a speech he deprecated the organization OF
secret societies and denounced the murder
OF Lord Cayendish.
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A VOICE FROM THE PEOPLE.
THE GREATEST CURATIVE SUCCESS or
THE AGE.

No medicine introduced 20 the public has ever
met with the success accorded To Hop Bitters IL
stands to-day the besi-kDown curative article In
the world. Its marvellous rcnown Il not due TO
the advertising IL has received. II IL famous by
reason Of its Inherent virtues. II does all that Is
claimed for II. 1t Is the mos; powerful, speedy,
and effective agent known for the building up OF
debilitated systems and general family medicine.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-26
The Indians.
THE RENEGADEs' FORCE on THE SAN CARLOS
RESERVATION.
rBv telegraph to the Dispatch

[By telegraph to the Dispatchl
WASHINGTON, ID. G., June 2j.-The fol
lowing dispatch was received at the De-
n,rtment Of the Interior to-day from
AGENT Wilcox. dated Wilcox, A. r., to
day, saying "The renegade Indians wers
forced on the reservation yesterday. Shall
arrive at san Carlos Tuesday"
Secretary Lincoln thinks Agent Wilcox
must be i'm error. rs he had given positive
orders to General crook to keep the rene
gades apart from the other Indians. lie
added that he would reiterate the orders to
General Crook. As Wilcox is distant near
~ one hundred miles from san Carlos it Is
believed at the Indian Office that the agent
has been misinformed, Notwithstanding
fine Press dispatches last night announced
tbe arrival at San Carlos OF Captain Craw-
ford and these Indians.
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supFRIoR. WIS. January. 1880.

NbIfhiol.' W 10 'sthhhfH ioou'
heard IN my ncighhorhO0d that your Hop Bit
tiers wa. doing such great deal IT good among the
sick and afflicted with most every Kind of disease.
ana rs hid been troubled for fifteen years with
NEURALGIA aud all kIuds Of rheiBidtic U,pidfRfs
aud kidney trouble took one bottle according To-
directions. IL at once did me great deal OF good.
and used four bottles more. dm an old man,
hut am now as well a. can wish. there aIc seven
or eight families I'm our place using Hop Bitters
for their family medicine and are SO well satisfied
with IL they VIII use no other. one lady mere has
been bodrlddcn for years. IS we'll and doing her
work from the use # three bottles.
LEONARD MnITBECK.
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HONEST OLD TIM.

GORHAM. y. H.. July I l. 1879.
Gcutlomen.-N hoover Won are dont kntsy; but
thank the Lord. and feel grateful "a yon 10 brow
that In this world Of adulteraiCd medicines there
is one compound that proves and does All Il adter-
tis.s TO do. aud more. -Four years ago ! bad
slight shock of palsy. which uBneryed me 30 such
an extent that the least excitement would make
me shake Ike the aguc Last May was induced
Ia try Hop Bittcrs. ! used ole bottle but did not
zee any change: another did so change my nerves
ihat they are now as steady as they ever were. II
used 10 lake both hand, 20 wIt e, but now my good
right hand writes this. Now. II YOU continue 10
manufacture as honest AMI good an article as YOU
do. YOU will accumulIt. an honest flrtnHc, aud
confer The greatest blts ing on your teil0W-inen
that was ever conferred on mankind
TIL BURCB.
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JUNE 2j.-Prlccs this week ranged rs follows:
Beef Cdtie-Ncry best, 5hMGc.; good. 5iiM
5i.c.: medium to good fair quality. i94sc bulls.
3EM 4c.
Niich Cocs.-S22a;iC per head.
Vedis.--ijmSll.
HOGs.-S; a. 9c.. net.
ShteD.--3iiN4ac.
LnlabS.-4 IA &C.. gross.
About 249 head of beet cattle, $40 hogs. and
499 sheep ami lambs were on the market during
fhe week,
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Stabbed 10 Death.

fBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
COLUMBUS, GA, June 2j.-Ncar Hurts
boro', Alabama, to-day, Joseph Brown
(whlte) took to task a colOred woman
named Rena Paite for insulting his wife.
The woman stabbed Brown with butcher
knife, when Brown wrenched the knife
killing her instantly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-26
Bans-Robbery I'm Connecticut

BY telegraph 10 the DlSpatch'J
BRIDGEPORT, CT, June 25.-The Wood
bury Savings Bank, at Woodbury., Ct, was
entered by burglars last night, the vault
broken open, and $1,000 in cash and all
the securities stolen. The burglars stole a
horse from Rev. Mr.. Wickof and drove to
Southbury, where it was exchanged for Il
bptfpr one
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-26
DARKNESS HOTEL, HAMPTON, VA

situated In the nOuri,hng town Of Hampton.
three mics from Fort Monroe convenient 10 the
depot Of the Chesapeake and Ohio railway. con-
Meeting with all lines North, south. and West. and
the steamers of the old Dominion steamship
Company, offers superior accommodations 10 VS.
i'ors. Elegant rooms. Every comfort. Capacity.
$50 guests. Table frst-class, embracing every
lrXury which Tidcwater Virginia affords.
TERMS: ~ and ~ 80 per day. Special terms
for weekly or monthly bOardcrs
Thanking the public for fayOrs Of the past. my
cndely0rs will always be employed t. secure the
comfort Of those who favor me with their patron
age. Telegraph-enice D hoicl. Electric bells.
Carriages To Old Point and depot. stages every
hour for Fort Monroe; fare. Zoe.
&C. I7-2m j. j. BARNES.
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EVANSVILLE. WIS. june "a. 1882.

: NNTN TTIIlTlf I|ss WTTIII =
Gcntiemen.-No medicine has had one half the
safe here and given such universal satisfaction as
your Hop Bitiers have. We take pleasure in speak
ing for their welfare, every one who tiics them
is well satisfied with their result. Several such
remarkable cures have been made with them here
that there are number OF earnest workers IN the
Hop Bitters cause. one person gained eleven
pounds from taking only few bottles.
SMITH < IDE
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Terrible ARRAY i'm Ireland.

DrBIIN. June 2j.-A terribIe allray Oc-
cnrred at the Curragh last evening be-
tween party Of County-Mayo militia and
some English soldiers. Five Of the parti-
cIpants were killed.
Infer.-Later intelligence shows that the
otfrov nj Curragh was between North Mayo
and Dublin militia, and not between militia
and British troops, as at first reported. 1t
originated in gambling dispute, during
which the Mayo men called the Dublin
men ..Carevs " and Inyincibles. The
FIGHT lasted over an hour. each side using
stones and firearms freely. Tie conflict
was only quelIed by the officers threaten
inc to fire upon the combataEts. One OF
| tbe mon killed Was sergeant.
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WINSTON. FopsYTnr COUNTY, Y. Co.,

MNTFTI TDs TroH. y
Gentlemen.-I desire 10 express % you my thanks
for your wonderful Hop Bitters. ! was troubled
with dyspepsia for i've years previous 10 COM
mencing the OF your Hop Bitters some six
months ago. NV cure has been wonderful. I am
pastor Of the First Methodist church Of this place.
and my whole congregation can testify to the
great virtue Of your btters.
Very respectfully, Rev. III. fEREBEE.
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fjc2eI
SUMNER RESORTS.
HUGUENOT SPRINGS.

HUGUENO SPRINGS.
We take great pleasure in announcing to our
former patrons as well as those who intend to
spend the summer months with us this year thai
at a meeting held by the supervisors of POwhatan
county June 9th they decided t. build public
road from Ninita station To HuguenOt Springs.
The Richmond and Aleghany Railroad Company
has also decided 20 put up and operate free wire
rope ferry. When these improvements nave been
completed, which will be i'm the next thirty days
you viii DE IN one hours ride Of one Of the most
beautiful and healthy summer resorts 10 be found
I'm the state. The board AT the hotel. well as the
fare on the railroad has been put at such tow
figures that man can send his family 10 the cOun-
NV and give them the benefit of PURE cot NTRY
AIR, SULPHUR and CIIALYBEArEW WATERS
for about the me money IL will cost 10 keep them
In the city. For terms. &c, apply 10
". j. MCDOWELL.
corner Seventh and Main Streets or
j. l.. JESTIS.
No. north Fifteenth street, Richmond, Va.
10
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chicago Printers Asking for More Pay
IBy telegraph 10 the Disratch.I

Ut VIC FIF7I@sN'''I
CHICAGO, June 25.-The union compost
tors on the daily papers OF this city nave
voted by bare majority 10 exact 40 cents
per 900 ems on the morning and 40 cents
on the afternoon papers after July "a
They are now paid 40 and 81 cents re-
spectiyeiy. The publishers OF he Tribune,
IateT- Ocean, Daily Nelos, and Journal de-
cline 10 accede 10 the demand, but propose
10 offer the abandoned situations TO new
men.