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by Telegraph.
NEW WORK.

NEW YORK. June 15.-Excnange, 1851. Gov
erumeuts unchanged: new b's, 1881 bid: new
AS, ll2k; new A., 1l9h: new 81, 103t. Money
2d2X per cent. state bonds dull and strong
Sub-1reasnry balances-Gold sll4,170.0o0; cur
rency, O. .S63.000.
The stock market opened firm and a fraction
over Yesterdays close. In the early dealings tho
market was strong, and a further advance Of ia
y took place, led by Northwest, but about IL A.
". this WAS lost. There was then a partial recoy-
cry: after which the market again weakened, and
about noon sold down sol, the latter Union Pa
cifc and New Jersey Central. During most Of the
afternoon The market was strong up TO near the
close. and recorded an advance Of 2 I'm Wabash
common, 1 In preferred. and 4tGh I'm the rest of
the list, the Batter Central Pacific. I'm the final
dealings realizing sales caused n decline Of / In
New Jersey Central and Reading and n fraction In
the general blst. The market closed weak. The
closing prices, compared with Yesterdays, show
Irregular but only fractional changes, except Wa
bash ommon, which was up %, and New Jersey
Central, down /. Transactions, $4,000 shares.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, June 1J.-Virglnia 6's, CONSOLE
dated. 4Oh; second series. SO: past-due coupons,
80; new lO-4O's, 3ssa; new 3's, 53. Bid to-day.
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"OUR FLAG rs STILL THERE"

Mr.. S. B. L~oSGFRLLow, Augusta, Me- east siu'
river, writes us under date Of April To- 1889
.To Whom IL May Concern: This may certif,
that two years ago I was very badly afflicted VIII
kidney and urinary difficulties, which ex'ehueo
through the system and laid me up Tor weeks ~
that 1 could do no work. ! had the most sh'ii"'
physician In town, who gave no assistance heai'
ing OF Hunts Remedy ! got a bottle ana haii o' II
cured me entirely. so that l AVE been we" e'e'
since. The other half I gave to a neishoor VINO
vas afaicted much as ! was, and 1t restored nun 70
health. can truly say Hunts Remedy has been OF
great and iucxprcssible worth " me-"
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FANCY GOODS.
= T + V f Ms
OPENS THIS WEEK

s. EMS
OPENS THIS WEEK
rs fine PORCELAIN AND FIGURED STAND
LAMPS, trimmed complete, At sl;
New designs in LIBRARY and PENDANT
LAMPS at very low prices;
@ shapes of FRENClI-PLATE TOILET MIR
RORs at 81;
! 8 eases LUBIN's SOAP, selling 3 cakes for DC.
A lot Of s. aud e-foot sTEP-LADDERs at 81 and
1925;
Another lot of that HANDsoME-D BOX PAPER at
25c.;
| Large invoice of "CRANE's" CREAM PAPER,
selling at i5c. per quire and l5c. u package
An sizes of WATER-COOLERs, both Richmond
and northern make, at bottom prices;
beautiful assortment OF CHINA CHAMBER
SETS. all colors, band and moss rose, from
IS up.
want 10 close the balance Of my stock Of chill
DREN's CARRIAGES, among which are several
very nne ones that will be sold 1t the price Of me
dunn grades at sIEFENs'
e. 10 sos Broad street.
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THE NEWS At HOME AND ABROAD.
WAT TIE WIRES BRING us.
Tho Proposed Plcnary Council.
THE ARCHBIsHoPs OF ANFRIc.
SUMMONED TO ROME.

FTopoSeu
THE ARCHBIsHoPs OF ANERIc,
uNMoNED TO ROME.
lBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
CHICAGO, June ia statement Is pub.
llshed here that Archbishop Fehan, OF thi,
Catholic archdiocese, together with all tbr
archblshops In America, have been called
TO Rome by the Pope TO consult with refer.
ehce to the proposed plenary council for
thls country to consider matters of Church
polty and discipline in America. II is not
DEFINITELY known, but it Is supposed that
the council will consider the relations
winch the Church should assume towards
tne members OF the Irish National League
OF America. The archbishops are 10 APP
pear In Rome in September.
TIE STATEMENT C~ORROBORATED.
PEORIA, ILL, June 15.-Bishop Spald-
ing his morning ~corroboratcd the state
ment that the Catholic archbishops OF the
United States have been commanded 10
assemble at Rome next October to arrange
q programme for q plcnary council to be
held In America. The business Of the
council will only pertain to ecclesiastical
affairs in this country, not involving Irish
affairs. Bishop Spalding left Rome three
months ago, and the above were the out
lines OF the pontiiical intentions at the time
OF his departure. The plans for the cstab-
lishment OF a Catholic university i'm this
country are immature.
ANOTHER CONFIRMATION.
NEW YORK, June 15.-Mr. Hickey. edi-
tor OF the Catholic Reuier, this afternoon.
speaking OF the published statement that
Pope Leo had summoned all the ~archbish-
ops in America TO Rome for a conference in
regard to the proposed plenary council for
this country TO consider matters OF Church
polity, said that it was true. He also stated
that the summons was in the form OF an in
vitatiOn, but that it would be acted upon as
n command. Only those %archbishops whose
health would not permit Of the journey
would be excused.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Reported for the Dispatch.l
JUNE IA. 1888.
The lovely weather with which the occa-
sion has been so highly favored continued
on THURSDAY commencement dayl.
The exercises began about liz O'Clock A.
NJ. The attendance was unusually large,
the capacious church being nearly or quite
full in the large audience-room and the gal
leries.
President McIlwaine presided, and DIR.
Hoge offered prayer.
The President said that the announce
ment Of distinctions for proficiency in the
various studies Of the college would occupy
considerable time, but he was sure the au-
dience would not be wearied, as the length
Of the lists, not surpassed, perhaps, in the
previous history OF the institution, Illus
trated the diligence OF the students, to
which allusion had already been made.
After the reading OF the distinctions,
which was listened TO with deep attention,
especially by parents OF the students, many
OF whom were present, addresses were de-
hyered by several members OF the gradu-
ating class in the following order:
The Latin salutatOry was delivered very
handsomely by Mr.. X. l.. Preston, OF
LynchbuTg, and / may venture 20 say that
/ presume il would bear close analysis and
be fayOrably judged by those most compe-
tent for the task. MI. Preston is the third
honor man Of the class.
Mr. A. G.. Read, Of Charlotte, showed
the harmony between geology and the re-
yealed truths Of the Bible. Mir. Read Is
the s~econd-honor man.
Dir. ID. l.. Bedinger. OF Anchorage, KY,
spoke on "Remorse -; Mr.. Lewis NJ.
DabDey. OF Hampden-Sidney. on 1.-The
Dutch R%epubfc"; Mr.. W. ID. Spurlin, OF
Camden, Ala, on the "Perils Of Science
and Philosophy"
Mr.. j. II. Davis, Jr., first-honor man,
delivered the yaledictory.
The president then presented to the
graduates. including the whole senior
class, their several diplomas. The names
have already been sent you.
After the bepediction by Rev. J. H..
Davis, Of Halifax. Va, the exercises OF the
day and the occasion were closed.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Judge Joseph Christian has been elected
by the literary societies as their speaker
next June.
The Board OF Trustees, ut their closing
session on Thursday morning, directed the
clerk TO tender the thanks OF the College TO
Mr.. John Sinclair. OF New York, for
another generous donation OF $500. M
Rev. III. II, Halves received double honor.
The announcement that the title OF ID. ID.
had been conferred upon bin by Westmin-
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A Weeks business Failures.

10y telegraph q The Dispatch.I
NEW YORK, June 15.-The business fail
ureS throughout the country during last
week number 1SG, against 173 the previous
week. OF these the New England states
contributed "a; Middle States, 20; West
ern, So; Southern, 50; Pacific, Is; New
York city, IL, and Canada, 10.
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The Dukes-Nuft Tragedy.
A PETITION PREPARING FOR THE RELEASE oP
YOUNG MUTT.

A PTTITION FUK TIE KELtASE UF
YOUNG MUTT.
IBy telegraph to the Dispatch.J
PITTSBURGH, June 15.-The Chronicles
special SAYS Quiet reigns once more in
~IIniontown. Young Mutt was visited
again by his mother and two uncles. jim,
as he is Familiarity known, takes his imprl-
sonment easy. and says nothing about the
tragedy excepting to his counsel. Hon.
William Playford is preparing a petition,
which will probably be presented to the
court Tomorrow, asking the release OF
Mutt. There is considerable speculation
as 10 what the court will do in the premi-
SEES. The best legal talent Is at sea con-
corning the matter.
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Rase.RnII Yesterday.

[By telegraph TO the Dispatch.I
At New York Cleveiands, 9; New
York, 3.
At Philadelphia: Bunalos, %; Phila-
delphia, 4.
At Baltimore: ~Cincinnatis, IL; Balti-
more, 3.
At Pittsburgh: Columbus, II; Alleghe-
ny, 8. Ten innings.
At Boston Chicagoes, 8; Bostons, Q.
At Providence :: Providence, 8; De
troit, 2.
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NEW BOOkS.-The Virginia Campaign
~ of'64 and 80, By General A.. a. humphreys,
81 Statistical Record of the Armies Of the United
states. by CAPTAIN Frederick fhisterer, 81; A
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Webster. American Statesmen series, Tl.Z5; New
Riverside edition Of French and American Note
Books. ANA American Notebooks. Hawthorne. ~
each: BancrOft's History United states. volume =
new edition PoctOr Claudius. by author Of Mr.,
Isaacs, II. CARLTON MCCARTHY & CO..,
ic q 500 Main street Hlchlnohd.
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ppOFEssIONAL.

I,urs. IrnEp JONES, O. @. KEAN.P NICHOLAS
tones. KEAN & NICHOLAS,
Z. ATTORNEYS AND CoUNsELLoRs AT LAW,
Rooms 8 and 7, Goddin's Hall,
cofne' (my 2-2ml
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE 10, 1883.

PORT OF kitlAnDND JUNE 10, 1850
ARRIVED.
Schooner Lucy d., Thatcher, Kennebec, lee, j.
c.. smith.
schooner Yankee Doodle, Rose, Philadelphia
coal, G. II. Page.
Schooner 4. IL. Florence, Rose, Philadelphia,
coal, c. C. ThOn.
SAILED.
Steamer Old Dominion, Walker, New York
merchandise and passengers, q. w. Allen & Co..
AGENTS.
Steamer j. W. Eyerman, Plat. Philadelphia,
merchandise aud passengers, j. W. McCarrics,
agent.
steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, United States
mail, merchandise, and passengers, l.. Il. Iatun
superintendent.
PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS. JUNE IS, 1888.
fBy Telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamer Luray, Schermerhorn, Norfolk. mer'
chandise and passengers. Chesapeake and OHIO
Railway Company land sailed on %returnl.
steamer Northampton, McCarrick, Norfolk
I merchandise and passengers, Chesapeake aud ono
Railway company land sailed ON returni.
steamer PdmllcO, Blakeman, Smlthheld, mer-
chrnIise and passengers, Chesapeake ana ono
RAILWAY Company land sailed on rcturnl.
SchOpuefs III. b. Cousins. Smith, bostOn' >. IA
shaw. OsbOurne, New York III. Wilkins, Hyer'
New York.
SAILED.
steamer kanawha, Greenwood, Boston, COAL
Chesapeake and OHIO Railway Company.
Schooner :. X. SOper. Potter. Providence, coal
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company.
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First.-lT is H~fALTHFUL y NUTRITIOUS.
contains within itself the highly nutritious aBl
strengthening phOsphates which are required ~
The system, the same that are found In meat. fish
corn, and wheat. Ordinary haking-powders, cream
tartar. yeast. &C.. do not contain any B~utrit.yC
qualities, but are In many cases very Injurious com.
lounds.
Secoad.-TT WILL NOT DErERIoHATE or lose
strength by age. The peculiar manner of packing
prevents any loss of strength after the package Is
open. All ordinary baking-powders lose strength
after being opened.
Tfrd.-IT rs PURE. The characteristic form OF
package ObViaics the necessity OF reducing the
strength. by the addition Ofstarch or Hour. In order
to make II keep. as Is customary In the manufac-
turc of ordinary baking-pOwder.
FOurth.-IT IS RELIABLE. and docS not vary In
quality. TIE high standing and character OF the
Inventor professor r.. y. ilOrsford. of Cambridge
and the reputation of the manufacturers tthe Rum
ford Chemical Works. Of Providence, X. H. is a
guarantee that the goods will always DE Of uniform
quality and rs represented.
Fifth.-Ir Is ECONOMICAL. a. IT is 10 per cent.
stronger than the common baklrg.p powders aud 80
per cent. stronger than the best baking-powder
made.
SiIth.-IT REQUIRES LESS SHORTENING, and
Is better than all other baking-powdors. The
bread. biscuit. &c. made with 10 are moist and
palatable when cold.
The "Horsford Almanac and Cook Book sent
free upon application TO the
RUMFORD CHEMICAL WORKS.
Providence, r.. /.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

ThTUNT : "WHt TVF HDtV'
sALEs-FmsT BOARD.-2J shares Richmond
and Allegheny Railroad mt 1Ok: 1000 Virginia
tax receivable coupons. old. at SO, 800 do. ut 80.
SECOND BoARD-3.729.99 Virginia deferred
at 81: 1000 Virginia new 3s at 54l. LOCO do,
z. 10 H., at 544.
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ElOur.

Flour-We quote: t.ne. s3.250s3.5O: super
ane. s3.75GS4.25 extra. S5.I5MS5.5l: common
family, s5.63Gf6: Patent family, s7@f1.75.
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BAR, & BILLIARDS.

lie l6I
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GOBB'S ISLAND. VA, THE ONLY
" SEASIDE RESORT IN VIRGINIA.
The finest and safest Surf-BIihing: Ocean.
Channel, aad Shark-fi-hing, and Suipe-ShOoting.
Hotel Physician Dr. 4. \. FiTzHuGI.
TERMS: ~ per day; si2 per week; $40 per
month.
Route Prom old Point by steamer Northamp-
ton to Cherrvstone every Monday. Wednesday, and
Friday. The Baltimore and Washington steamers
make correction with the Northampton. Addr IS
my l5.3m j. T. SPADl.
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NRW BOOKS.-God and Creation, by
y Rev. Il. Il. Howisou, ~; For The MAJOR, by
author of Anne 81: Memoirs Of John 4. Dix,
by Rev. Morgan Dix. , vol -; From Ponktpog
to Pesih, by Aldrich. $50; Dr. Ciaidius' ny au-
author of ~ Lesson in Love- 4Oc.. But Yet 4
Woman. by Hardy. S1.25 Political Facts, a Text
Book of History, $3.50; Logs Lord Rcrresford'
by author Molly Bawn.' &C., 25c.; -Four Years
I'm the saddle, by Colonel Harry Gilmore. loo.
je3 WEST, ~JOINsION q ~
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FINANCIAL.
NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF sTAUN.
~ TON CITY BONDS.

OFFICE OF CITY T~REAsURER,(
STANTON, "A, April 26, 1888.
In pursuance OF a resolution OF the Council OF
Aprii. / $50. notice Is hereby given that the 3 PER
CENT. COUPON BONDS OF this city, issued July
i,Is73 "Serles A. PAYABLE twenty years after
The option OF the City Council, Will be paid upon
presentation at the ofice Of the City Treasurer, In
me city OF staunton, ON OR AFTER II lsT
DAY OF JULY, 1883, and that Interest on said
bonds will cease after that date.
Join NJ. CARROLL.
ap 2e-Sast City Treasurer.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS
The Dynamitcrs' Sentences Approved
by the Press.
Try cable TO tiic Dispatch

lHy cable 10 the DlnDoitn.I
LONDON, June 15.-The Times editorially
says the sentences passed yesterday upon
the dynamite conspirators-Dr. Gallagher.
Whitehead, Wilson, and Curtin-arc So
we're, but considering the Nervousness q,
the offence the convicted men have not re-
ceiyed more than their deserts. All the
London Journals express approval OF the
sentences.
The DAILY NetrS says the convicted men
deliberately declared war against society.
and they have nc right to complain Of the
consequences.
Tie Dublin Freem1n'S Journal also ex.
presses ITS approval OF the sentences Of pc
nal servituJe for life imposed on DR..
Gallagher, Wilson, Curtin, and White
head.
The French In Madagascar
PARIS, June 15.-Admiral Pierre, COM
mander Of the French fleet in Madagascar
waters, in his report Of the bombardment
OF Maiunga on May 10th says he demanded
the surrender OF the place, but received an
eyasive reply. Five vessels then opened
fire on the town, the three forts Of which,
mounting thirty guns. replied. They were
quickly silenced, however. The Hova
quarter OF the town was destroyed, but the
French factory and most Of the American
houses escaped. The garrison, composed
OF 1000 men. retreated. The French sus-
tanned no loss OF men. They occupied the
town, and are collecting the customs.
Prussian Negotiations with the yati-
can.
BERLIN, June 1j.-Herr Won Cossler,
Minister OF Public instruction and Ecclc-
s~iaStical Affairs, stated Yesterday to the
committee of the lower house OF the Land
tag, which has the church bill under con-
sideration, that Herr Won Schloezer, Prus-
sian representative OF the Vatican, was not
entrusted with a special mission, but he
had established a position which shows
that the negotiations will be continued.
Racing In England.
LONDON, June 15.-At the Hampton sum
mer meeting to-day the Bushy-Park selling
weller handicap was won by Reeds Lady
Macbeth-sawrey Cookson's Spring-Gun
second and Keene's Bookmaker third.
There were ten starters. The betting at
the start was three TO one against Lady
Macbeth, ten to one against %Spring-Gun,
and three to one against Bookmaker. Lady
Macbeth won in n canter by three lengths.
Germany and Her Railway System.
BERLIN, June 1j.-The Government has
~resolvedto purchase six railways. including
the Upper SileSian and the Berlin and
Hamburg roads. The estimated cost is
32j, 200, 900 marks, including the Berlin
and Hamburg road, for which special ar
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FURNITURE.
DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.


DOR SICK-R o VI ).
THE MOST AGREEABLE. EFFECTIVE, AND
CONVENIENT PURIFIER OF SICK
ROOMS l.
BLAIR's CHLORAL THYMOL PROPHfLAC-
TIC AND DISINFECTANT.
For sale 10y Druggists. Pnce so cents atottle'
Read the following:
"BLAIR's CilLORAL THfMOL PkOPdf-
Tactic IS the best disinfectant that I have ever
u.eLr lsignedl HUNTER MCGUIRE. VI. d..
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VARIETY SPRINGS, OPEN JUNE
18TH. on the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road. hftesn miles west Of S%tIunton. cars stopping
~ the door. Excellent water, grand scenery, and
good fare. Usual a~mu-emcnts. Board t25 per
month of thirty days. ~ per week. and $50 per
day. Children under twelve ye1rs aud feryantS
half price. Bathing I'm healing water gratis.
GEORGE MICKEY,
ie 7-Th&Sa2m Proprietor.
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The Peace Between Chill and Peru

fBy Central and South American Cablc.l
LIMA, June 15.-The following particu-
lars relative TO the terms OF peace have been
published in the papers here, and were
taken from letters stolen on the oath ultimo
from a special courier en- route to General
Iglesias:
"Chili will not forfeit the DEGREES about
guano and saltpetre issued February 9th
and March 30, 1882; that the net profits OF
l 200, 900 tons, deducting all expenses, be
equally divided between the Gillian and
Peruvian bondhOlders. These profits only
come out OF the Islands now worked
as future mines found in annexed ter
ritories belonging exclusively to Chill,
who can dispose OF such newly-discoy-
cred mines at will. Chill does not hold
herself responsible for any indebtedness
Of Peru. Chill holds the sovereignty OF
the Lobos lands until sufficient guanO is
extracted to fulfil the sale Of 1000, 900 tons.
When the treaty is ratified Chill turns over
TO Peru 30 per cent. Of the net proceeds
from the LobOs Islands. Lastly, the com
mercial relations and indemnities to Gillian
citizens will be discussed afterwards"
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HAD sCRoFULA FOR SEVENTEEN YEARS

| have suffered from Scrofula about seventeen
years. The disease being mostly confined to nv
legs and ankles, my shin-bones were covered with
large ulcers and one mass Of rotten flesh, and the
odor almost unbearable. All remedies and treat
ments which | tried rallied - do me any good. At
last | began taking :. :. :. continuing for about
-four months. and | AH CERTAINLY WELL. /
took 5. :. ;. under the superyisionof q physician Of
twenty-six years active practice by your order.
Previous TO taking :. IS. | 1T times could scarcely
walk. Now l can walk all day, and | have 10 thank
:. :. :. and II only for nv cure.
TuoMAS MCFARLAND.
81 Foundry street, Atlanta, Ga.
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NJILLER'S HOTEL,
vi 81, 80, NJ Al WEST T~wESTY-siXrH
STREET,
ArI.nr .AnK AIuA
BOOTS SHOES, &c.

A THIRD SUPPLY OF STEAN-C2D
IA ER. TRANs-CONrISENTAL, ancRN
CANVAS TRUNKS Just received;
All the new things in TRUNKS, vALIsEs,
sATCHELs, G~RIP-sACKs, cLUB-sACKs,
sHOPPiNG-BAGs, &C.;
Full and complete lines Of all the styles In Low
and LIGHT BOOTS, SHOES, TIES, and
SLIPPERS for gentlemen, ladies, boys, misses,
children. and infants;
A speciality Of FLEXIBLE-sOLF, Low-IIEEL,
and BROAD-BOIrOM GOODS for old ladies
and gentlemen and :" lender fo0ts."
j. 4. GRIGG.
corner Main aud Eighth streets,
,eI2 Race Biockl
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

WHEAT.-White. "a bushels very good at ! 1923.
Red. 90 bushels very good Longberry at $l.23
500 bushels mixed at 1924.
CORN.-Wbue, 254 bushels very good at CO to
Gao.
CoTToN.-TOne dull. Receipts. 80 bales. Ship
ments. ii bales. Quotations: Middling. lose;
low midiliug. 9tc.: good ordinary, 94c.; ordina-
ry, SIC; stained, 6Rm7&c.
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WARM SULPHUR SPRINGS,
W BATH COUNTY. VA,
ARE NOW OPEN.

The finest warm sulphur bath I'm the world.
Pamphlets to be- had Of Purcell, Ladd 4 Co., or OF
the proprietor. Send postal.
an l4-3m JOHN T.. EUBANK.
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MMERCIA
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, June Is, 1883.
OFFERINGS.


WEAKENING, As bushels. Red, 65S bushels.
CORN.-Whitc, 1904 bushels.
OATS.-l.2uO bushels.
NEAL.-l46 bushels.
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$1,000 REWARD

will be paid 10 any chemist who will find, on anaiy'
sis of 100 bOttles :. ;. =, one particle Of Mercu-
~, IOdlde Potassium. or any mineral substance
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
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RESTAURANT, BAR, a bli-LIARDS.
TOT TEN-CENT LUNCH; MEALS
TO ORDER. EVERY LUXURY IN THE
MARkET.' FISEsSTr wi EFsT a.
3 anS ~ ~ c,ty. HENRY HEUsER,
LooN III une'" No. 1908 Main street.
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DON AIR HOTEL, ON RICHMOND

u MD UANNIILF ENIINVNU tIEIT mIIc5
from Richmond. This celebrated summer resort
has been opcued by VI. :. JAMS & son, Of the
! Purcell and Mansion Houses, NOrf0lk. Va. and the
guests will enjoy nOt only the old Virginia wei
come which has always been extended 20 the pa
irons of the Hotel. but will, through the enterprise
OF the present lcssees. have all The dclicacics u the
Norfolk market. such a. soft Crabs, Fish. &C.,
which will be shipped daily from Norfolk by ~
A.. VI. reaching Bon Air AZ 4 O'Clock =. VI.
The celebrated WOLFTRAP LlTHIA WATER
always on hand for the use of the guests.
For terms. &C.. apply Ia FRANK ID. I'LL &
co.., HOS Main street, Richmond, Va.
VI. :. JAMES & son.
10 Aim pranrfpforz.
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SWIFT'S SPECIFIC.

BEWARE OF INVITATIONS. ie 7-eod6m
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A PURE STRENGTHENING TONIC,
" Zoo from whlske,. cures DYSPEPSIA. IN
DIGESTION. and similar diseases. IL has never
been equalled.
BROWNS IRON BITTERs.
WADLEY,. GA1Dr; , u; Il Ri S sTe ycry S S5, ,says 81
mis- scci,on- and give entire satisfaction"
WIs-Dr. $. B. MYERS says 4" l
commend BROWNS. IRON BiTTERs for
general debility, loss Of Appetite ana want of
strength