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NERO
BY Telegraph.
MN YORK.

Z 80
NEw YORK, MAY 1O.-Cotion arm sales $50
bales upLaads, Ii ll-l6c.: Orleans. IL l5-loe :
consolidated net receipts. 1SS1 bales; exports
20 Great Britain. S93 bales; to TIE eonahent' 2zs
eI ira. -. 7OGs4.7O: good TO choice extra $40
ds6.75. Mheai-sPot lose. loScT; ungraced
rel. s7c.GSl.ll4; ungraded white. el.ol; No. :
red, May, sl.0Sasl.07S. C~on-Spot Egie.
lower: Gngraded. 59H64kc.; ungraded white,
s4sa66c.; No. 3 Nay. 63te64Se. oa'-C9sh
sale. lower; No. :. 3Sd394c. Hops firmly held.
new, l6G25e. COdee-spOt far; RIO arm az
SIO.25; No. Z Rio. spot $3.50; May, $4,000
$3.50. sugar dull and unchanged; Martiuilue'
changed. Nolasses steady: New Orleans. 500
SIC. Rice drmer. Colfon-seed oil, 36G3sc: for
De1iine stronger at sac. Hide steady. Wool
dull and barely steady. Pork very steady old mes,
spot sl7.25. Mlddles nominal; long clear. sc.
steam. spo, ss.65; May, ss.55ass.6o. freigh's
steady.
WfeAt-soau8ern quiet western iower and mode
erately active; southern red. s~l.lOGsl.li am
Der, sI.l3asl.l6; No. l Maryland, sLl5sT
sl:i6i No. western winter red, s2ot st IA.
western lower add active: southern white. oS1
zoe; yellow, 60e63c. Oats steady and quiet
white, 4ls4+c.; mixed. SsG4le; Proyisions
quiet and steady. Whisky steady At sllo-
0iber articles unchanged. Freighis dull.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, May Io.-Flour dun aud dropping.
Wheat easier; No. 2, sl.o5dsl.Os. CoTn weak;
No. 2 mixed. 5SG5ssc. Oats easier: No 2
mixed, SIZE Provisions stronger. Mes nOrk,
$3.50. Lard dull and dropping al $50. Buzz
meats unchanged. Bacon easier, bat not qaetAbly
lower. NlIskey strady. sugar firm and IN
changed. hogs steady common and light "a 2o9
IS go packing and bUtchers', s5-23@s6-
81. LOUIS
II. LoUIs, May TO- Flour unchanged. Wheat
lower No. 2 red, sl.li bid ca y and May. Corn
lower; 52d53c. cash, 5l<d52sc. May. Oals
dull 33Ac. cash. 33kc. Nav. Whiskey steady al
Sill. Provisions very quiet.
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A London cable dispatch says: The viii
OF the late William King was offered for
probate Friday, and affords another IN
stance OF the vagaries Of millionaire tesla
tors. Mr.. King was for years the proprie-
tor Of London's most unique and exten.
siye curiosify-shop. He entered the shop
a penniless lad and retired an exceedingly
rich man. HIS largest bequest was 4 cumu-
lative gift to his medical attendant, which
began with q sum OF less than 81, 900 eleven
years ago. with the proyiso that that sum
should be doubled every year that the testa-
tor should be kept alive. The lucky prae-
titioner now comes In for a bequest Of over
$750,000. Another large bequest consists
OF $500. 900 given TO 81. Georges Hospital,
in the East, an immense establishment in
the poorest and most thiekIy-populated
part Of London.
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AFFAIRS IN EGYPT.
The khartoum Relief Objectionable Ap-
preaching Egyptian Conference.

by cable 70 the Dispaich.l
LONpON. MAY 10.-PreparatiOns for the
relief expedition 10 khartoum are being
accelerated with new yigor. 1t is now de-
cided that the expedition will start in July.
The strength Of the force has not yet been
determined on, but will probably number
S.CO0 men. including the Indian contin-
gent. The intelligence department OF the
War Office has instructed the authorities
NJ Cairo 10 send survey officers to
report upon the relative advantages OF the
routes bv the way Of Suakim and by the
way of MaSsowah. From this il is sup
posed that there will be two lines Of opera
lions: that the main expedition will pro-
ceed up the Nile and The other by the Red
sea. a camel depot has been established
u AssOuaD and camels are being collected
in considerable numbers.
Colonel Ardagh is at the head OF
the committee at Cairo 10 which has
been entrusted the storage OF water for
the desert routes. Nubar Pasha, the
EGYPTIAN Prime Minister. will arrive in
England next month 10 attend the Egypt
ian Conference. His demand for admls-
sion TO the Conference will be rejected, but
he will be allowed to be present for consul
tation. The Government has received a
telegram stating that Dongola is at pre-
sent safe from attacks by Mahdis
forces. The rebels have occupied Mera-
web. south Of DongoIa. The country south
of Debbah, a town a few miles south OF
Old Dongola, is in 4 state OF open rebel
lion. but the district between Debbah and
Dongah is quiet. A force has been e n
from Dongola to reopen the road beyond
Debbah. The Khedive has issued 3 de-
cree making Lieutenant Chermside Gov
ernor OF Suakim.
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FoRTYEiGRTR CONGRESS-.
senate PROCEEDINGS YESTERDAY.
W.susoroy. Nav 10, 1Ss

WASHINGTON, May 10, 1884.
The Chair appointed Is visitors 10 tos
next annual. examination OF the Nasai
Academy Senators Miller tof Caihornia)
and Pendlefon.
Mr.. Logan. from the Committee on ,pe
Judiciary, submitted a report on the Iesoau-
ton heretofore referred % that committee
reisiing 70 Paul strobaeh.
The senate then proceeded 20 the D
siderssloE OF bills on the calendar, and. on
motion OF Mr.. Blair. took up the pension
eases. Atafew minutes before / O'Clock
the proceedings were suspended in order
10 permit the attendance OF The senators AZ
Tie unyeiling OF the statnc Of c~hfei-Jus1iee
Marshall.
Within a few minutes OF 3 O'clock on
the return cf the senators TO the chamber,
tie senate without traDsacting any further
business adjourned.
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SPRING s.

AS A SPRING MEDICINE, Blood Purifier.
Diuretie, and Aperient no other so-cailed blood pu-
rinsr or sarsapariIla compound i for n moment to
be compared with the CUTICURA RES0EVEST.
II combines four great properties in one medicine,
acting Al once upon the digestive organs. blood,
kidneys, and bowels. For those who wake with
Sick Headache. Furrsd Tongue, Biiiousness,
Dyspepsia. Torpidity Of theLiver. Constipation.
Piles, High-eolored Urine. Infamed Kidneys,
Feyerish symptoms. and other eonTested coBdi-
tons requiring a speedy. gentle. and safe aperfent
and diuretic, nothing in medicine can possibly
Nrualsf
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TIE HERITAGE OF WOE.

Misery. shame and agony, often bcqae7ihed asa
sole legacy 10 children by parents. Is neglected
S~crofuis- To cleanse the blood Of this hereditary
poison, and thu remove the most prolific cause Of
human suffering. To clear the skin OF Disfguring
Humers. Itching TortureS. Humiliating ETup-
tons and Loafhsome Sores caused by u: to purify
and beaufify the skin. and restore TIE Hair 80 that
no trace Of the disease remains. CUfICC& RE-
SOLVENT. the new Blood-Pg.ffer. Diurctic. and
Aperient. and CUTICURA and CUTiCURA
SOAP, the great Shn-Cures and Beauti6ers. are
In falflhIa-
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by Telegraph.
NV YORK.

NV o May 10, 1854.
SDsculatinn at the stock Exchange for the
greater part Of the dav was weak and depressed.
The unfounded reports circulated late Yesterday
for speculative effect tended 10 unseiue aaairs- ana
Influenced weak holders 10 seI ms AoTnins' 10
day these tactics were renewed. but the bears
changed their fed Of operations 70 chicago and
other leading cities The bankers and operators
were the recipients Of dispatches before the OPEN
ing Of business Of 4 most alarming and sensa-
ti0ual character. At This centre firms and insti-
buttons were freely mentioned as bei9g IN a bad
way. and there were reports az impending fAli-
ures. etc. But the days events proved these % he
- untrue a. the reports circulated yesterday
to the eject that the directors OF the Union
Pacific and Erie Companies had met Tor me par-
Do-e af psSsing dividends on ue lnlop Pa
rifc stock add Interest on The second-mortsage
bonds OF the Erie Comrany. The bears. how
ever. succeeded IN breaking the Union Pacific 4l-
Central Pacific 2%. II. Paul 81. NORTHWEST =.
Lackawana %. Louisville and Nashville ]. Lake
shore u. New York Central y Erie IL: Nortnerh
Pacific preferred 2. and Reading IL. The bears,
however. made but lttle impression on the Ms
sour Pacific aud Western Union. notwithstanc-
ing their announcement before the opening or
business that rbeSe shares would be attacked. To-
day at noon Freeman & Co. gave notice 10 parties
holding JERSEY CeRtral as collateral Tor ne Real
lng Company that that they would take mp Tie
loans on Monday. This f. considered by the street
as meaning that Mr. Vanderbilt has determined
% protect the jersey Central and Reading pro
perties from further bear attacks, aud caused I
sharp rally Of / 20 8 points IN prices lsteT, jersey
Central md Reading advancing 81, Northwest ] ).
81. Paul u, Laekawan1a II. Central rasilc l.
redI[ Pacific Mail !, and Union Pscihc IL.
The Improvement vas not fully maintained.
SEw YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK, May l0.-The weekly state
ment Of The associated banks shows the following
Change: Loans decrease, ss-56640o; specie in
erea~e. s2.S44.6oO: legal tenders decrease.
s43.5OO deposits decrease. S33. 993.4o0; circu-
lauon decrease. S227.30O; reserve Increase.
The banks now hold s4455A5o in excess of
the legal requirements
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. MAY I0.-Vtrginia s., deferred, !;
consolidated, 4OG40x; new l0-4O's- 33; new IS,
sax. Rid,
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MARYLAND and Virginia Claims ON tne
f.ayernmeBt-
TBy TELEGRAPH % the D'sV,T0"'I

WASHINGTON. May 10.-The House Com
n,,tee ON the judiciary to-day directed Q
favorable report on the bill providing thal
the Government shall settle the accounts
81 the states OF Maryland and Virginia ior
money advanced under the acts passed. .!
he General Assemblies OF those two etl,es
in raj 10 aid IN the erection OF the puohe
buildings at Washington. The amount Dc
tween the two States is Sl2O,o0O wita III
terest from Is43 for Maryland, and from
1854 for Virginia.
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Charlie. O'Conor Failing

By teleRrapn 10 IHt HIsP"N-1
NANTUCKET, Mass. May iO.-Charies
o,Conor was taken with = severe eold
about two weeks ago. His condition ana
not excite apprehension. as he had been
frequently III before. His recuperanye
mower was as great as his mental sigor- II
i now feared he is suffering his last III
ness Stree his sickness ne has taken little
nourishmeni, and is rapidly fainng.
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A SALT RHEUM

In TIE most aggravated form for eight year. No
kind Of treatment. medicine. or doctors did me
any permanent good. Ny friends In Maiden know
how l suffered. When | BEGAN 70 use the CUTI-
REMEDIES nv limbs were 80 raw and
tender that ] could not bear my weight on them
without the skin cracking and bleeding. and was
obliged 20 20 about on crutches. Used the CCTI-
CTRA REMEDIES five months. and was CON-
pletely and permanently cured.
Mrs. :. \. BROWN. Maiden. Mass.
References: ANY citizen Of Maiden. Nass.
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IBy telegraph 20 the Dtspatch.I

wuMsarox, DEL, May lo.-At Ellen
dale. Sussex county, this morning. a son
~ Iemuel Walls accidentally discharged
his pistol while oilipg II. The bune'
nierced bis mothers brain, killing ner IN
family. since the accident the young
mar has been out OF his mind, and Is
probable that he will be confined 10 an
s.y,um until his mind Is restored. IneIe
is no suspicion that the killing was in'en-
sfnnal
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A. sAKs & CO.,
\
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY. May 10. 1854.
sALES.-FIRsT BoARD.-ss0 Virginia 3 per
cent. fractional. az SO; 1000 Virginia new SIS
with all eOuponsl az so.
SECOND BOARD.-2O shares Norfolk and West
ern preferred stock rs. b. at 36a; 1000 Virginia
new SIS with all cOuponsl AZ 5sAs. 1000 do. with
all eouponsl al 5st; 2.0o0 Virginia new 3s AT
54s, do. at 5000 544; 1000 Richmond and
Allegheny z abroad hrst rs Al 63, 1000 DO. at So.
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ap2s-Im
mn as-sn.Th&saf6m

GUNNER REsoRT.-On Lake Ontario,
Sat the mouth Of he Niagara river, tea miles
from Niagara Pals. The Queen Royal Hoiel,
ola Siagara. Canada. IL a branch Of the Qaeenhs
Hotel. Toronto. Opens for business Jans 2Qth'
Tor il hffeenth sea son. under The same manage
menf. During that time n has received the pat
ropage q the best people In the sou,l- fereireS-
lars. terms. and diagrams OF rooms. address
MCCAIN A WtNNErT, The Queens Toronto
an xp-eOdlm
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p.rr,cu. y. c., May 1o.-This evening
srtv scotch Crofters from the lsse on
800 arriyed here on their way 70 new
homes on the southwestern border o. sns
State. This is the second patty, o many
others arc TO follow.
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FoET ssrru. Ark. May 1o.-ln a quar-
rel at Hacker, city on Thursday. Deputy
United states Marshal Brown killed John
Bell, when Albert Bell, the latter's brother,
fatally shot Brown. Family scandal was
the cause.
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Place General Grant ON his Feet"
gRv~ TELEGRAPH 90 the Dispatchl

IBy teIeyfapD 70 tHV DIsFI%V~I
NEW YoRK. May 10.-A Telegram says /:
90 A movement has been set on loot by Jay
Gould and other friends of General Grant
70 raise a fund with which to place the
General on his feet"
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WORTH READING.

TIE HEAD OF OUR FIRM THIS WEEK
PURCHASED IN NEW YORK THE ENTIRE
STOCK OF A WHOLESALE BOYS AND Chill
Observation-Disclosures AT PRICES THAT
AsToSIsH Us. THEY WILL BE OFFERED
AT PRICES THAT WILL MAKE THEM MOVE
RAPIDLY. THEY ARE READY FOR SALE
NOW, AND WE WOULD SAY
IF YOU WANT SOMETHING IN THE WAY
OF BOYS AND CHILDREN's SUITS THAT
ARE NEW STYLISH sERvICEABLE.'
AND WE'LL MADE, AT PRICES FULLY
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. LESS THAN
THEIR VALUE. CALL AT OUR BOYS AND
CHuDREN's DEPARTMENT TO-DAY.
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PUNCHED THEIR AIRS.
The vireinsas Defeated ss the Msnumesssis
Ne<scrday-6 TO a..
Especial 'e'earam to the Dsspassh.I

The Monumental Club defeated the yir-
giniss to-day after a welLplayed game.
The score was 6 10 4. Doyle and Morgan,
the battery Of the visiting club, played adj
mirahly. The home club won by bunch
ing their hits In the ninth inning. The
batting was light, each club making only
seven singie-bsse hits. The score In detail
Il as follows:
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: g SsNss kRf kE ssss ssss
g O &C 90 q ! M M cedsas 4 4 Exc ssss ssss
pkS fhHIsssS 30
oSss PIP RRR INNING
sssse 4 kEHHss ssc cog &c.
THE STANDARD MINERAL WATER.
CATHARTIC, ALTERNATIVE.
A specific for
DISORDERS OF THE STOMACH. LIVER AND
KIDNEYS. ECZEMA, MALARIA, AND
ALL IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD.

EILbAAr MALAsih, AHD
ALL IMPURITIES OF BLOOD.
So enyiabIe 4 uane has tbis famous Mineral Wa
ter that the mansgers Of inferior m.nei al sprHgs,
DESTROYS % initiating the natural purity OF The boz
tied water Of Congress spring. ~injeeta powerful
acid In their bottled water 20 preserve the crude
ingredients IN solution. teinz 50 heavily laden with
LINE AND IRON DEPOSIT.
With such contrivanees. bogus testimonials and
doetored analysis cards. they seek 70 rival TIE pure
medicinal waters OF Congress spring.
The regular season visitors TO Saratoga fally un-
derstand these crude, harsh wafers-many Of them
after painful experiences IN proof Of his fact
eeoaa produce a great Mday responsible names.
But the saratoga visitors without experience. and
many who use The bottled waters toften Labelled As
c~uratives for disorders which they positively az
g~rsvafeD. should remember that crude. harsh mir
eraI waters produce headache, a sense Of burning
and internal irritation. and do irreparahle Injury
10 the digestive organs and Kidneys.
CONGRESS WATERBURY, NATURAL AND
RELIABLE.
NONE GENUINE SOLD ON DRAUGHT.
For sale by druggists, grOeers- wine merchants
and hotels ap2i-Th.su&Tu2m
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Other Games

Washington: Metropolitans, IL Wash
ingtOns. 5.
Philadelphia. Pa: Buffalces, 9: Phiia-
delDhia, :. Athletics. Il Baltimores, I.
Wilmington, Del. Wilmingtons, 20;
Harrishurgs, 3.
Reading, Pa. Domestics. @: Actives, is.
Ale town, Pa: Trentons, l.; Alien
towns. 2.
Altoona, Pa. Altoonas (UniOnsl, 9; Bos-
tons, 4.
New York Cleyelands, ,; New Yorks,
8.
Pittsburgh. Pa. /; Alleghenys, I6: Brook
lyns, @.
Cincinnati: Cincinnatis. II: Toledos,
l. Cincinnati (UuiODs). =; Baltimore
(Unions), 8.
Chicago: Chicago (Unionsl Is; Hey
stones. Of Philadelphia, ..
Louisville: Louisvilles, s.; Indianapo-
lis. l.
Providence: Providence, .; Chicago, l.
81. Louis: Columbus, II: II. Louis. g.
Nationals, of Washington, (; 81. Louis
(UnionsL :.
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African MesheAiss Conference at Baltimore

Whole families have been cured OF dis
tressing aches and pains by the timely use
OF the great pain-cure, st. Jacobs OIL Try IT,
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MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR NAY II.
PoRToF RICHMoSD, MAYO, 1854
Arrived.


ARRIVED.
sseamer Roanoke. Couch, New YORK, mer-
chandIse and passengers. O.. W. Alien a Co.
agents.
cl,ssdise and uaSsengers. ]. W. McCarrick. agent
steamer Nellie White, Clifford, Norfolk, UnIted
Sts,es mail. mercnAGdise, I'D passenssrs' L. d
TAtnm. superintendent.
Brig LotfIe Belle. MnrchiSen, Ne" fVk, 70
finish loading four for Brazil ~ ~
schooner Aedie NJ: blrd' Susn' o'eniha
Island. suano. Snead. Travis 90.
Schooner n. X. Baird. "a ebo. ShArteston- phos-
phAfe rock. Southern Fer lining cosnpanl.
Schooner Mary n Wellington, ROBINS feiers-
burg, light, 10 load plg-lroE for New iork.
Schooner Charles II sprague- NieAefseu,u rient
L. l., fertilizer, Atlantic and virginia fertinains
Company.
schooner Albert Mason, Abbott, New Haven via
Seeportis News % nnish hoadine pis'neni ses-
sebooner F,ecis Bailey. Smith, Sevburyport,
coal, Chesapszke and Ohio railway vessel, Curtis
sehooner xsir a Cranmers Badd. oid Eor. 70
load ties for Philadelphia vessel GURUS q Parker.
PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS MAY TO- 1850.
(By Tesefrspn-J
ARRrvKD.
Steamer blackstone. Kent, West foint land
sailed for Provideaeel.
Steamer Nsnnxffay, efryens New YORK.
Schooner John n Brown. Brown. New York,
coal. cSexzursIe ana Ohio Railway COMPANY.
erbsousr Covcruor J. ". smith, ktckersou,
PortsmouIh. y. l., caai, Chesapeake snd OHIO
Railway Company.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

DOR SALE. WHITLEY. ON. JAMES2
Il RIVER. JUST BELOW MANCHE~4
TANNING ABOUT $50 ACRES OF LAND.
", CHOFIT FiRST-CLAsS ALLUYIAL,WiT
EXCELLENT DWELLING CONTAINING
TWELVE ROOMS N ALL II MOST
MODERN CONvENIENCEs EXtEPT .sAs:
LARGE BARN. y OTHER
lNGS OF ALL KIND, y FULLY SIoCh-
ID. Williams. I viii sell The above mentioned
FARM. with or without the personal property
thereon.
1t s. a place which any gentleman might be
proud 10 own, and while possessing great aItrae-
tons as a home on account Of IL enc scenery AMI
ether pleasing featurts-it Is also very valuable by
reason OF fit, productive capacity.
For terms. &c, apply 20 y. W. BOWE, At the
old Office Of A OWE
ny I edit
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DIZZY ceo1s. NOTIONS. xs.
EoURoUREAs, PRICE, TEMPLE ,
COMPANY,
42e EAST BRoAD STREET,
2os NORTH FIFTH STREET.
onr buyer has Just secured a second supply or
sEAsoNABLE FABRICS sor prssess demand
The great decline in FANCY GOODS ve have
secured, and can ofer rare Inducements ii an dr.
partments.
BEADED FRONTS and BEADED LACE ~
the piece In great profasion Of beauty and variety
FRONTS 10 cost from $3.50 to sl0.
The newest SATIN EFFECTS IN FLoREN-
TINE and IN NUscovfrE in an grades. from 81
to s2.so.
SILL sURAHs from 81 to 81, and values up to
our high standard.
Thin goods In
y IANARTI<E.
B~EN6ALISE. BATTIsTE.
SILK Hermann,
NUNS vEILINGs In all wool.
from 25e. to sl.50.
THESE ARE ALL IN BLACK GOODS.
Tie season has been the best we have everknoun
and all our Efforts have heen called iH;o active
play to meet the demands Of our increasing tu<i-
ness. As our business has grown our facilities for
buying have been augmented. At present NC can
and will meet any honorable competition. AEy
samples secured from New York or other oora-
mereial centres We promise To produce at anne
cost. our utmost we .hall do TO protect The Inter-
ests Of the Virginia trade.
SILK AND Isle GLOVES
in great variety Of cost and e~Oloring,
from Use. to sl.75.
CENTEMERI KID GLOVES,
the best inexpensive glove imported to the United
state. We handle exclusively for Richmond.
NOTICE.
TAUs, DRABS. and GRAYs. In T~RTC0TISES
and POPLINETTEs, demanded 4 special wish 10
New York. These we can now furnish In all
grades and in all weights from 25c. to sl25.
Many goods must now be sacriaced. and to ave
carrying them into another season, they nus
EMBgOIDERTES
RCFFLING
Just opCned for
MONDAY MORNING.
Imy Il-Su. Tu& INST
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cnpPEP-rnInRFn

have been afflicted with troublesome skin dis
eae. covering almost completely the upper past II
nv body. causing my skin n assume a coppcr-col-
Ored hue. IL could be rubbed of like dandruf, and
az q mes causing intOlerable itching and the most
intense suffering. have used hlOod-purt1Crs.
pills. and other advertised. remedies but expe-
rieuced no relief until ! procured the CUTlCURA
REMEDIES, which. although used carelessly and
irregularIy. cured me. allaying that terrible Itch
Ing, and restoring my skin 70 its natural color. |
am willing 20 make AFFIDAVIT n The truth ~ this
tatemeat. :. @. BUXTON.
NILAN. MICH.
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INNINGS.
Clubs. I2s45 $ . Tot.l.
loaqmen,als ! 2 Q 9 Q . Q 3 6

Earned runs-MOnumeBtsis 8. First base on
balls. Doyle ?, Rlttenhause 2 first base on errors.
Nirginiss 4. Aorumenlals 5. struck out-Rilen-
house 7. boyle Passed balls. Hanna /. Nor
zan =. villa pitches. Doyle 4. Time, l hour and
- mipntex. tmuirp. Hrrrv-
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HoRxES. MILES. COWS. De
SIMMER RESORTS.

DLUE RIDGE SPRINGS,
ID BOTETOCRT COUNTY, Va.
on
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILROAD.
WILL OPEN
JUNE Isl.
PHIL y. BROWN.
AIso Proprietor PURCELL HOUSE.
NORFOLK, VA. my 2-lE
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PAINTINGS. ENGRAVING dc.


TREE EXHIBITION DAILY AT l..
LEwIss ART-GALLERY.
PAINTINGS. wATER-CoLoRs,
~oLEoGRAPHs. STEEL EN"hANLN"s'
AND CHRoMos FOR SALE.
MANTEL- and PIER-NIRRoRs' BisQuE
and RoGERss GROUPS constantly 90 hand.
sx1o FRAMES, in Gold, Bronze Plush Ebony
and Walnut, from csc. upwards.
CABINET FRAMES in every s'yie-a lar G
,ssor1neut on hand and for sale al very low prices
FRAMES MADE TO ORDER and
FRAMED n the latest and most A'"1e "nH
TAsTER-CARDs IN every style
EAsELs and CoRNICEs made 80 order.
full fine OF ARTISTS MATERIALS con-
sanity On haad. L. LEwIs's Art Gallery
zig Main stree
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BALTIMORE. Nav IO.-yirginia s., deferred
consolidated, 4Oja40s; new l0-4O's- 33; new
sax. Bid.
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II. LOUIS, May TO- Flour unchanged. Whea
lower No. 2 red, sI.l4 bid ca n and May. Cor
52a53c. cash, 5lkG52sc. May. Oar
dull 3sac. cash. S3kc. Nav. Whisky steady a
Sill. Provisions very quiet