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swft's Specific has cured me of Scrofua' which
Is hereditary in my family. / have suffered Win
IL for many years, and have tired a'Rreat many
rhysicfans and all SORTS Of treatments but 10 no
purpsse. ana when began 10 take swifts SPECIFIC
/ WAS IA a hOrrible condition. bat. thanks 20 thls
great RENEE y, am ria Of the disease. There Is
10 doubt that II A. the greatest medicine In exist
euce. aud hope any who doubt viii write 10 me.
T.. &. HALVES, JR>- Cl1rssyiIe, Ga.
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A Georgia Cyclone.

by telegraph 70 tIIe DIspaIuH'I
ATLANTA, GA, June PA dispatch to
the Consolation from Elberton says a cy-
clone passed over that place sunday eye-
ming. killing Bynum Bell (colore0 and
blowing down sixteen buildings, Of which
three were churches.
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ANNA MARIA KRIDER. WIFE OF TOBIAS X.

CHAMBERS BURG. July 20. 1870.
This Is 20 let the people know that ], Anna Maria
Kridcr. Hlfe Of Tobias hrldcr, am now past sew
cnty-four years of age. Ny health has hcan very
bad for m1uy years past. kwas troubled Win
weakness. bad cough. dyspepsia great delility.and
consultation Of the bowels. was 80 miserable
could clf nothing. heard of Hop Bilicgs and was
n solved To try them. have only used three bot
lies. aud | feel wonderful good, Wei. and strong
again. My bowels are regular. ms appetite good,
and cough gone. think Il my duty 10 let the peO-
DE know how bad was ami what tie medicine
has done for me, SD they can cure themselves
with IL.
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PROFESSIONAL.

JAMES ALFRED JONES, o. G. KKAs. 2. c. NICHOLAS
TONES, KEAN 4 NICHOLAS,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNsELLORs AT LAW,
Rooms ADD z, Goddn's Hall,
corner Eleventh aud Bank streets, Richmond, va
lmy 2-2ml
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DAt I'll l. VII - COW
hon BnfeTS COnpdEU. think u my duty To
-cud Won recommend for the benefit Of any per-
son wishing 10 know whether Hop Bittcrs are good
or not know they are good for general debility
and Indigestion: strengthen The nervous system
ana make new lifts recommend my patients %
use them. DIR. \. PLAT.
Treater of Chronic Diseases.
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sIOOO REWARD

will be paid 10 any chemist who viii ma, on
ANALYSIS Of 100 bottles Of :. :. =, one paricie yi
Mercury, IOdide Potassium, or any mineral suo-
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
Drawer 3, Atlanta Ga.
mailed nee &c 26-lw
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The New Negro West Pointer.

lBy telegraph 10 the Dispaich.l
POUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, June 25.-,John
II. Alexander (colored), an applicant for
admission to West Point Military Acade-
my. has passed an excellent examination
and been admitted.
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The above place will be opened as n boarding
house for the summer by Captain JAMES WADE.
who formerly ran the property 50 satisfactorily.
Those desiring to engage board viii please cOrrc-
spond, ~ a limited number will be taken. Charge
80 per month for grown persons; half-price for
children and servants. ip 23-lOt
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NV wife was troubled Tor years With ilo'ch'~,
moth patches. frcck,cs, and pimplcs on her face.
which nearly annoyed the l.ie oGt II her. She
spent many dollars on the thousand iuL.lIibc ~
c,rc., with nothing but injurious effects. \ lady
ryprrieuce and had been cured with Hop Bitt"rs'
Induced her To try Il. Ouc bottle ha. made her
ftrc rs smooth. fair. ami soft a. q chlid's. and
Given her srch health that 10 seems almost mira
eie \ MrMBER OF CANADIAN PARLIAMENT.
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PROPOSALS..
NOTICE TO BoNDHoLDERs.

NOTICE TO BONDIIOLDERS.
Proposals for the sale or surrender Of SEVENTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS OF BONDS OF the
SOKTH CAROLINA RAILROAD COMPANY,
due November let, 1855, are invited until July
fst 1883. and may be addressed 20 me AT Hills
boro' n. C., or delivered sealed 10 the First Ma
tiOnaI Bank Of Charlotte. The National Bfnk OF
GreelsbOrO'. or the state National Bank Of Ra-
leigh. Right reserved o. reject any or All bids.
JOHN w. GRAHAM.
Trustee Of sinking Fund Of North Carolina
Railroad Company.
JUNE /, 1883. " 3-3Ot
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.Dr1HvAv. WIS sentamhor "a. is.

DELEYAN. WIS. September "a. 1850.
bcntlcmpn.-I have taken not quito one bottle Of
The Hop Bittors I was a feeble Old man Of severn
Ly-eght when got 20. To-Day am as active and
feel Is well as dii ~ thirty I see "a great many
that need such a medicine. u. ROYCE.
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CWFT's SPECIFIC

i not triumph Of science, but IS revelation
through The instinct Of the untutorcd savage, and
&. complete sntidote 10 all kinds Of Blood Pol
son aud skin Humor.
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LOST.
[By cable to the Dlspatch.l
LONDON, June 2j.-The British paSsen-
ger vessels Hurunui and Waitara, belong
inc TO the New Zealand Shipping Com
panv. came into collision of Portland on
FRIDAY night, and the Waitara sank in
two minutes. Twenty-Five persons were
drowned. The HurunW Immediately
launched Der boats. which rescued six
teen persons struggling in the waves.
Among them was Il lady, saloon passen-
ger. to whom a sailor, who was saved, had
given up his life-belt. Two other saloon
passengers were also saved.
All the Second-class and steerage passen-
GERS were lost. The captain OF the Waitara
was dragged aboard the llurunui with the
aid OF ropes. The two vessels left London
together on Friday. The IIurunui struck
the Waitara end on just In front OF the sa-
loon on the starboard side. The survivors
state that no crash was heard, but that the
side Of the Waitara gave way like card
board. They say that more OF the paSsen-
gcrs might have been saved bad bark and
steamer seen near by needed the Waita-
ra's signals Of distress. The Waitara was
an iron ship Of S33 tons. She was built IN
1863. TIE Hurunui is also an iron ship.
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After suffering twenty five wears with painful
Dry Tet'er, and trying many physicians, WAS AZ
la.f relieved BY The use Of Switts SPECIFIC. and
chcerfuIly commend 70 10 all similarly afflicted.
REV. /. II. BRANHAM, Macon, Ca
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Flour.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Flour-We quote: ne. S3.25Ns3.5O. saper-
due. $3.50 Si.2j extra, 80. 0Gf5.30: common
family, s5.5OGS 1913: Patent family s7@S7.75.
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MONROE. MICH, September %. 1875.
Sirs.-I have been taking Hop hit.ers for ln11m-
nation Of tie kidneys and bladder: " has done
for me what four doctors failed 20 DO cured me.
Tie effect Of the Bitlcrs seemed like magic.
W. l.. CARTER.
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NEW REVENUE DISTRICTS.
THE PRESIDENT PROMULGATES
THE CHANGES.

Reduction of Forty-rsur Districts-Thc
Changes i'm the outh-CoIicctor OILS IL.
Russell Ousted by the Consoiida ton
James ID. Brady ut the Head OF the Rich
mond District.
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The Irish yice.Royalty.

DUBLIN, June 2j.-ODOnneII, member
~ Parliament for Dunglryan, in letter to
Tho F,eemon,s journal says the adoption
by the Parnellite members OF Parliament OF
the so-called bill providing Tor the abolition
Of the Irish Vice-Royalty forces him rs a
Home-Ruler to resign at the next meeting
OF the party, a., he says, the pil' really Is
intended to convert the Nlce-koyalty into
the principal Secretaryshlp OF state, the
| incumbent Of which Is to be appointed by
the Queen from among the Irish members
| of Parliament
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Rev. II. FEREBEE.
pocursrrn. y Y. Mach lr.1eso

ROCHESTER,. y. T., M1rfFl T. INNU.
Hop Bftters Company: Please accept our CRATE
ful acknowledgement for the Hop Bittcrs Won were
50 Kind to donate aud which were such 4 benefit
10 rs We are 50 buiit mp with IL we feel y0uag
again. OLD LADIES OF THE
HOME OF THE FRfENDLEs-. J
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Iou,se MieheI's Case.

p.nIs. Juno 25.-The foreinan OF The
iury which returned verdict OF guilty
against Louise Michel has received men,
acing letter. When the prisoner was sem
tened Yesterday the audience in the court
room cheered her. The Commune press
generally considers her sentence excessive.
Even the Legitimist and Union advocates
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BR.pFopp PA. Nav e.1ssl.

BRADFOED IA. May ?, lerl
" IL has cured me of several diseases, such rs ner-
yOusne,s. sickness AZ the stomach. monthly trou-
hles. &c. have not seen sick day since toes
Hop Bitters. MR.. FANNIE GREEN.
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pIcIrIADy.s FXPERIENCF.

| travelled an over Europe ana other foreign
countries alta cOstof thousands Of dollars, IN search
al health, and found h not. returned dscOur-
aged and disheariened and was restored 10 real
Youthful health and spirits with less than two bot
ilos Of Hop Bitters hope others may proht by
nv experience aud stay at home.
4 LADY. Augusta, lie.
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If yon have sick friend. whose lifc * a burden.
one bottle of Hop Buffers will restore that friend
10 perfect health and happiness.
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HORSES. MULES. cows, dc.

NOR SALE, ONE THOROUGH ls,$S
il BRED JERSEY COW, fresh 10 the.9-1-
pail, giving from dive 10 six gallons OF milk yer
day Can be seen this morning az 1905 Cary street.
Ie 2C-lt FISHER 4 WILES.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

RICHNOND. June 20, 1883.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Red, 210 bushels.
CORN.-MiXt q. 424 bushels.
OATS.-4OO bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Red. 1914 bushels fair Shoriberry at
sll4.
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Another Theatre Horror.
roRTy-sEvEN LIVES LOST AND TWELVE PER-
SONS INJURED.

LONDON, June 2j.-ln the town OF Deryi,
on the shore Of Lake Como, while q per-
Torrance was in progress at a puppet the
atre. the structure took fire and was en-
tirely destroyed. Forty-seycn persons lost
their lives and twelve Others were injured.
The show was held in large hall over a
tavern. There were ninety persons in the
hall. The Bengal light was used TO repre-
sent fire. and sparks from this set fire to
quantity OF straw and frewood
stored in an adjacent room. On
perceIying the flames, the Snowman
shouted Fire" but the spectators
thought the cry was merely a realistic de
tail OF the show, and remained seated.
Cries OF fire were soon raised outside the
hall. The audience, thinking an ARRAY
had arisen in the street, barred with a
heavy table the door leading from the hall.
They did not discover their mistake until
the flames burst into the room. After the
fire was eXtinguished forty-seyen charred
corpses were found near the table, includ-
inc the bodies Of the Snowman and his
rrifa
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Baseball Yesterday.

10y ICFR'ApH 10 INC DIspaICN.I
d. Columbus, Ohio: Athletics, s.; Column
bus, =. Game called on the seventh in
ning-rain.
Boston, Boston, Is; Philadelphia, T..
Cincinnati: Allegheny, 3; Cincinnati, I.
Louisville: Metropolitans, g. Eclipse, ].
Cleveland: Game postponed-rain.
Providence Providence, II; New York,
3.
Buffalo: Buffalo. 9; Detroit, o.
81. Louis: st. Louis, 4; Baltimore, 2.
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AnIurormer's Reward.

LONDON, June 25.-Lynch alias Nor
man The inIormer, who testified against
Dr. Gallagher and other dynamite con-
snirotors has been released from custody
because Of his services to the Government
"A 4. IN informpr
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fersburg.
Cardinal Jac0bini and the Church
Question.

BERLIN. June pa note from Cadinal
Jacobini, the Papal Secretary OF State. ex-
pressing regret that Prussia had preferred
legislation TO negotiation on the Church
question, was handed to Herr Won Schlae-
ger, the Prussian representative at the
Vatican, on Friday last. The protest Is
merely a formal one. Prussia has replied
in friendly spirit.
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HUNTSVILLE. ALA.-Dr. j. c. SpotswOod saws:
4" highly rccommcnl Browns Iron Bitters for
dyspepsia. rheumatism. and general debility
FAIRFIELD. lO"A.-Dr. j. l.. Myers says
" Browns Iron Bttcrs is the best iron preparation
have ever known In my thirty years OF practice"
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HAD been sick and miserable 50 long, causing
my husband 50 much trouble and expense, no one
knowing what allied me. | vas 80 completely DIS
heartened and discouraged that got bottle OF
Hop Bitters and used them unknown 70 my timif.
soon began 10 improve and gained ~ iast mat
INV husband and family thought 10 strange ana uh-
natural, hut when told them what had helped me
they said "Hurrah for Hop Biiicr.. long may
they pros cr for they have maze m1tnv, MI vnu
Us happy" i"H ''"'"
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BLAIR'S CHLORAL THYMOL PROPHILAC-
TIC AND DIsINFECTANT.

For sale by Druggists. Pnce so cents a bottle.
Read the following;
"BLAIR's CiiLORAL TliYNOL PROPdf-
Tactic T. the best disnfectant that have ever
u.ed.~ lSignedt HUNTER MCGUIRE. NJ -.
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p,r Fire nj tho Month OF the Neya.

IoxpoN. June 25-G y. MA dispatch
from st. Petersburg SAYS a number OF ware
houses used for storing behring's ana cot
ton on the island OF Gutulerosky' AT the
mouth of the Neya, has been burning since
2 O'Clock this afternoon. several vessels
in the river are also on iire. AL the time
the dispatch was sent il was impossible to
estimate the amount OF damage.
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NV mother says Hop Bltters + the only ming
mai will keep her from her old and severe atiarAs
~ naraIvS. , and headache.- Edit0T OsDegO Sun.
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LUDDINCTOS. NICn.. + bruary = ls-V.
Ihaye sold Hop Blticrs for four years, ana mere
Is no medicine that surpasses them Tor DllloE AZ
attacks. kidney complaints, and many diseases ih-
cident 90 this malarial climate. -.....,.,,
ie 2-Sa,Tu. Ih&wlm ~. 1. ALEAANpt"'
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DON AIR HOTEL, ON RICHMOND
ID AND DANVILLE RAILROAD. eight miles
from Richmond. This celebrated summer resort
has been opened by VI. : JAMES & son. OF the
Purcell and Mansion Houses, NOrfolk. Va. and The
guests viii enjoy not only the old Virginia wei
come which has ALWAYS been extended 10 the pa
of fhe present essoes have All the delicacies II the
Norfolk market. such as soft Crabs, Fish. &c.
which viii be shipped daily from Norfolk by -
A. NJ. reaching Bon Air AZ o'clock +. NJ.
The celebrated WOLFIRAP LlItllA WATER
always on hand for tho use of the guests. x
For terms, &C.. apply 10 FRANK ID. HILL x
CO., HOS Main street. Richmond, Va.
VI. :. JAMES & son.
10 Aim PrOprietOrs.
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xrw yogK COTTON YUTITRNs.

NEW YORK. June 25. -Co,ton-Net receipts, 81
bales gross. 1908 bales. Futures closed very dun
s,les feOOO hlres: June. sl0.45; July. s10.47
August, slr .55msl0.56; September, 5000;
octoher, $40. Oldsl0. 02; November, s9.92n
sa.93; December, s9.efaty:05; January
$1,000: February, sl0.llaslO13; March
slO.Ql@Sl023.
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NOBB'S ISLAND, VA, THE ONLY
u SEASIDE RESORT IN VIRGINIA
The iineg, and safest Surf-Bathng; ocean,
Channel, and shark Fishing. and snipe-shooting
Hotel Physician: Dr. L. a. FlIZht 81.
TERMS: ~ per day: Sl2 per week; $40 PEI
month. -
Route: F.Om old Point by steamer NOrtn1mT-
ton 10 Cherrystonc every Monday. "wednesday. and
FRIDAY Tie Baltimore ana Washington steamers
make connection with the northampton. Addl.ss
nv l5.3n j. T. SPADl.
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Singular Punishment Of an Offending
Journalist.

PANAMA, June 16.-Campero Bolivian,
the President, has punished SenOr Iraizos,
the editor OF La P0trid. for having writ
ten several articles in behalf OF peace. Sc
nor Iraizos was seized by the police, and
his ears were bored, and he was then
dressed in a suit OF coarse cloth woven by
Indians for thpir usp
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predict a Communication Of her sentence.
An anarchist paper reminds the president
Of the court which sentenced her that
Judge Boniean was shot by the Commune.
Destructive Connagration I'm ~. Pc
fersburg.
st. PETERSBURG, June pa fire here
has destroyed NJ. GrlgoriefT's warehouses
and saw-mills, number Of private houses,
the steam ilour-mill belonging to the
Clown, the chemical factory, bone-mill,
and a cotton-store with 1900 bales OF cot
ton. The loss so far is 1000, 900 roublcs.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. Louis. June % Flour nominal. Wheat
lower and active: No. 2 red fall sold straight
down from Sill l&GSl.ll4 for, cash. 81 Il ia
II IL June. Lis july. Corn lower and slow
&c. asked cash, 47c. bid June. oats lower; "a
a35c cash, Sac. Junc-al closing AT inside prices.
Corn-meal dull at $40. Butter unchanged.
Whtskev steady ar Ala. Pork better. lObhne
Al si7.7O. Bulk-melts aud bacon nominal.
Lard Othing doing
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Sunk at Sea.
[Ry cable 10 Ihe DIspalch.l

TWO IRON SHIPS CONE INTO COLLISION, AMI
ONE GOES DOwN-TwENTY-FIYE LIVES
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HEALING SPRINGS. BATH COUN-
III TY. VA WILL BE OPEN THE 1ST DAY
or JUNE. Hot, Cold. Plunge. and shower Baths.
Baths at the natural temperature OF The water
SEQ Fahrenheit. send postal for descriptive
pamphlet. II. CARTER ~ BANh.
H. f-3m Proprietor.
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LOUISVILLE.

No. 2 red winter, ~ .O5Gsl.O6. Corn quiet I;
no. 2 white, 55c.; No. . mixed. Sac. Oats dull
and lower; western mixed. 374a3Sc. Provisions
shoulders, 7c.; clear rib. 9c. clear sides, 0'sc.
lSacon-ShOulders, 7i.c.: clear rib, 94c.; clear.
IOkc- Sugar-cured hams. l3c. Lard steady;
choice kettle. l2c. Whisky unchanged.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. June 25.-VrHnia SIS. consOida-
ted, 4U's; new 1O-4O's. 33H; new 3's, 534. Bid.
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Drugs. MEDICINES. &c.

10 TO a. II. ROBINS'S DRUG-~sz
~ sTOIf. No. 523 north second street, ~
between Clay and Leigh. FOR anything you g
need IN thai line. and you viii get II If 10 Is In the
city. and have IT delivered 10 You free Of extr.
charge. my 3l-Tb.Su&Tblm
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BROWNS IRON BITTERs.

DIIEUMATISM. ID SORD T. II l. ID
IL BLOOD, general debility and many chronic
diseases pronounced .ncurablc, are often relieved
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. June 25.-tlour Guiet and un-
changed. Nheal-Buy r and sellers apart. Germ
firm : 52c. spot. 53c. july. Oats dun al 37ac.
Pork, lard and bulk meats nommrlly unchanged.
Bacon steady: shoulders, Sc; clear rib, 9Ac.
clear. lOlsc. Whiskey steady ~ Glib. Butter
unc hanged. Sugar unchanged. Hogs active and
firm: common and light $500 $3.50: packing
md hnfchors' SIS ~ ~G.10.
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PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET.

| PHILADELPHIA, June 25.-Caitle market AR:
rcceints. 1000 head prime. 6S06lc.; common,
| bxSa6c. sheep-Market steady; prime. 5a@8e. /;
! Sood' bkm5Ac.: medium, 4k@5c.; common, 3kG
| 4isc.; culls, 2af3ac. Lambs, 4G44c. Hogs Mar
| ket lair at skfse.c.
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EOR sICK-ROOM

THE MOST AGREEABLE, EFFECTIVE, AND
CONVENIENT PURIFIER OF SICK
ROOMS Is
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BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. June 25.-Beef cattle Market
slow and isd4c. lower. considering quality, when
averaged much superior 10 last weeks onerngs
very hest 6.G6lc.. first quality. o4Wosc.. me-
dunn ia615Rc.: ordinary, 3-disc.; most Stles
from 81 10 6sc; receipts, 92 head sales, i.uOs
head swine in fair supply ana nodera'e us,nsnu'
3.326 head; quotatlons-sheep, 5%@ose.; a~os'
| bM7ac.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. juno 25.-flour unchanged. Wheat
ro,ul,r. unsettled. and lower IL Sl.U2A June: 70.
. Chicago spring, SlO2MSl.O2's; mob. Chicago
ming. SIC: No. red winter. Ssc. Corn active
and lower: 53ac. cash aud June. Dat, dun and
lover: safe. cash. Sac. June. Pork active and
higher: SI7.25 cash aud June. Lard opcEed
strong and higher. closing AZ inside figures 1858
Gsg87i. cash and June. lulk-meats IN fair de-
mand: shoulder. 1928; short rib $3.50: short
clear 1925. Nhi,key unchanged.
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YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS,
Il MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Va.

No. north Fifteenth street, Richmond,
t. 2i-yf
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MILWAUKEE,

MnwAUKRE, June 25.-Flour dull and I'M
changed Wheat feyersh; No. , Milwaukee cash
aud June, sl.OtS. Corn steady; No. z, 49,
new. soc Oats wesker: No. 2, sac. white
arc. Provisions higher. Mess pork. sl7 80 cas'
and June. Lard-Prlme steam, 1910 cah and
June. Hoes higher.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-26
Fatal Railroad Collision in Cuba.

HAVANA. June PA collision occurred
yesterday morning on the Havana and Ma
tanzls railroad. Eight persons were killed
and many injured. The number Of wound
ed is not yet known, the sufferers having
been sent to MataDZas.
The German Church Bill.
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