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The Louisville and Nashville Road.
IBy telegraph 10 the DispatchJ


New YORK, June 10.-The Commercial
Advertiser says: The affairs Of the LOUIS
vile and Nashville road are becoming more
complicated every day. Plans for the re-
organization OF the company had been
almost perfected when the foreign stock
holders insisted upon the postponement OF
action until they could secure representa-
ton. 1t is understood that President j.
S. Rogers had insisted upon the re0rgani-
cation, and accordingly this morning he
resigned his Office. Milton II. Smith,
the first vice-president, is now acting as
president. The directors OF Louisville and
Nashville were in session during the after
noon. An officer Of the company said that
no further action would be taken to-day.
The oflicers,and Board Of Directors, he
said, would probably remain as they are
until the plans for Reorganization could
he carried ont
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where the body was hid, and described
with fiendish laugh the manner IN which
the little boy fell when shot.
The negro was arrested, and the authori-
ties were holding him for an examination
before a magistrate when, on Saturday
night, between thirty and forty masked
men surrounded the house IN which the
murderer was held and demanded his sur
render. The guard refused. Several
shots were exchanged, but resulted in the
guard being overpowered and the prisoner
being captured by the mob. Tie was taken
a short distance and hung TO the frame OF a
gate, where the body was found yesterday
morning. Considerable excitement pre-
walls +.
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original report, and stating that he was not
at the dinner.
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.

bFiEf NEWS ITEMS.
III does not follow that TIE Senate will
vote to adjourn on the Goth because the
Honse has done so.
Colonel Burnside gave $4,000 bail to.
day. and is now at large.
Representative Bayne, OF Pennsylvania.
who was Kissed at Chicago, says the reason
The Blaine men triumphed was because
they were cohesive body and stayers.
Senator Jones, OF Florida, voices Demo-
cratic sentiment here when he says Blaine
will not get an electoral vote in the South.
Government receipts to-day: Customs,
S7Sl ,23S; internal revenue, sl49,s64.
Senator Farley says Blaine can't carry
California. IL is not his record, but that
OF his party that will be discussed.
Senator'S tonight do not talk az il they
anticipated an early adjournment. The
opinion prevails that II an adjournment is
not reached before the Democratic Con-
vention, Congress will be here in August.
Mr.. Bayard claims that George Alfred
Townsend did not report his Dover speech
correctly. 1t is probable his friends will
have II published as delivered, so that the
country may know all there is OF II.
Major Y. VI. Yost, OF Virginia, has been
added to the National Republican EXecu-
tive Committee.
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o YER THE FALLS.
Terrible Fate Of Thirteen Men IN Montana.

10y telegraph 10 the Dispatcb.l
HELENA, M0ST., June 10.-On Sunday
afternoon while the ferry boat at Thomp-
sons Falls was crossing the river the cable
broke, and the boat went over the falls
800 yards below. The boat had eleven
men bound for the Ceur d'Alene mines,
and thirteen pack-horses, each carrying
300 pounds OF supplies for Eagle City.
The current was very swift and powerful.
As soon as the cable broke all OF the pas
sengerS except two jumped overheard and
struggled talnly to reach shore, but were
swept over the falls. The boat rigbted
after going over the brink, and lodged
against Beknap bridge, short distance
below, where the two passengers who still
chung to 1t were rescued, and two men on
the shore took skiff and tried to rescue
those who had JUMPED into the water, but
were also swept over the falls. OF thirteen
men concerned eleven were lost. All
were strangers going to the mines, and
their names are unknown. All the pack
animals were drowned.
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COMMONWEALTH or VIRGrSts.e
OFFICE BOARD SINkING-FUND COMM'Rs, y
RICHMOND, June q, 1881. =
BY DIRECTION OF SECTION 20 Oy Az
act Of the Legislature of Virginia, approves
March Is, 1884. Intended TO set sINrs .
fund for paying the interest on the pstxss
debt Of the state las established by the NJ
approved February IA, 1882 by monthly a.rv-
mutation for that purpose, the undersigned. Cozr-
missioners of the sinking Fund Of vrginis, sszs.
appropriated out Of the surplus Of tho Trcasxrs.
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS, gok
THE MONTH OF JUNE, FOR THE PURCIiASw
OF THREE PER CENTUM BONDS or Tfiw
STATE. WITH ALL THE MATURED COT
PONs ATTACHED THERETO; and they hrrck,y
advertise that they viii receive offers fOr the ux<
of such amount Of the said three per ceniun boas
rs the said sum Of one hundred thousand dolEgar
will enable them to purchase All proposals. mus.
be In the hands Of the Commissioners at or tsifxr
3 T.. NJ. on the 10TH DAY OF JUNE. 1884. AZ
offers shall be made in writing addressed 30 use
COMMISSIONERS OF THE SINKING FUND
OF VIRGINIA, shall be sealed, and shall b. OPEN
ed by the Commissioners, or o majority Of shesa,
on the 2OTH DAY OF THE MONTH, AT NOON
In the presence Of the Secretary Of The Csmnsoa-
wealth. The bonds offered At the lowest rsriss
shall be purchased TO the extent above mentionss.
II the 20th of the month shall fall on Sunday oT a
legal holiday the said offers shall be opened on ua1
next day which Is mol a legal holiday. The thcsr
per centum bonds Of the state, as above spocifrS.
or their equivalent In fundable bonds mus, De gre
scented by the party notified that his bond II sc-
cepted or deposit of per cent, In money o. -
certified check, If three days time for delivery Is
asked beyond which no time for delivery win 10
given Provided, however, that The said Coon
mssoners shall have authority TO reject any ass
all bids made in pursuance of this act, tn accsYs
a portion of the bonds that may be offered by snY
party FRAME q. RUFFlN,
MORTON MARYE,
ISAAC r. BARKSDALE,
je 7-lOt Commissioners Sinking Fund
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Rescue of Ice.BOund Mariners.

TBy TCItRTdII DIspdICILJ
ST. JOINS, n. F., June 10.-The steam
ship Plover, which was dispatched by the
New Foundland Executive TO rescue the
crew OF the sealing-brig Confederate, has
returned. Captain Manuel reports that
Notre Dame bay is firmly packed with
heavy foe ice, and that the Confederate is
lying helpless on the ice sixteen miles
north of Fogo. lie succeeded in getting
within twelve miles OF her, and rescued
forty-fivc OF her crew after the latter had
undergone terrible hardships and suffer
ing. The Plover was then forced to re-
treat. leaving twenty-nine men behind in
the neighborho0d OF the wreck.
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DefauIting Cashier.
| BY telegraph 70 the DIspstch.l

WILMINGTON, DEL, June 1O.-Thc de-
falcation OF j. r. Hall, cashier OF the Citi-
zens National Bank, Of Middletown, has
been announced. Hall has resigned and
transferred his real estate to the bank. The
amount of the deialcation has not been
officially stated yet. The directors guaran-
tee the depositors against loss, and state
the deialcation will not affect the sOlvency
Of the bank. Hall used the funds OF the
bank to speculate in Reading margins.
Later.-The MiddletOwn bank defalca-
ton has been officially stated to be $4,000.
The real estate transferred by the cashier
il valued at 100000
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BY eiss rnDB.

NgW YORa.
NEW YORK, June IO.-CotiOn firm: sales. SOY
SaIed n ePi r9cep, bles s exporio G.s
Britain, 1900 bales. southern hour unchsnsc1-
%eeassst GT re a so Ss JUNG Ss, .Sos
81, 90 a. Corn-Spot "A shade easier and duis, us-
graded 500 641c. No. 2; 62Hg62Ac.; june, syxee
3sG3s4c. Hops dull and unchanged. Coa<r--
spot fair Rio lrm al 1915; NJ. Il Q, spos ans
June, ss.l5; sugar dull and nominal; reaaed 3alra
mould 4, @ ll-l6A6tc confectionery, 9-loc-s
graduated, 81 .i6@6sc.; cubes, 7{97sc: Mo
Iasses dull aud weak; Cuba, l6bc. Rice STEADY
Cotton-seed OH unchanged. ROsin dvl TuIpes-
tine firm at 301c. Hides steady. Wool dull s>sl1
rather weak. Pork neglected aud nominal; cn
mess. si676@si7. Middles nominal; Lard ss 90
&c. higher; western steam. spot, sS.259 $3.50
July, ss.4l. Freights STEADY.
BALTIMORE.
BALrrHoR X June l0.-Flouf quiet and sisady-
Wheat-soutlern lower western lower aud duii,
southern red ,sho2 @r.9s amber, si:osss
western winter red, spot sl.0Zhe1sI.c CORR
southern higher and 1rm western easier sa,A
Oats dull d southern, s7S4ic.; VeeisrD sSiss,
3sq4le.; mixed, 36G3Sc.; Pennsylvania, ~
eg41c. Proyisionsirrgular and dull. Coffee dan |:
quiet aud steady at tl.l5. Other articles Nm
changed Fregbts quiet
CtNGiNsATI
CINCINNATI June lO.-FIour unchanged. wnoax
dull aud lower; No. red, 96S07e. Corn ss-
Pork hrmer A. $3.50. Lard stronger At t7..se-
Bulk-mesis and bacon hrmer bat no, bigAer-
Whisky steady. sugar unchanged. Uugs steafv.
common and iigh. sf6ss5.2O; packing al
butchers, sis5@s5.i5.
81. LOUIS.
st. LoUis, June 10 Flour unchanged. Wtpzx
opened tigheE and closed about rs Yesterday; Va.
2 red, sl.n3s@tl O34 each; 3l.U3 June. Cssu
opened higher aud clo,ed a fraction better ,fusss
Yesterday; 52t963sc. cash, 52sc. June. tasaB
lower; 304A30hc. cash, soc. June. Whtskrv
steady at sl.0s. Provision higher, except povt
which - firm; jobbing, ti6.75. Lard-fS.l8
assed.
LOUISVILLE, June lO.-GraIn quiet and s,s,1
Wheat-No. 2 red. slmtl.03. Comma &
mixed, Csc. Oae--NO. mixed 36GsS6xe. Nv
visions arm. BacOp-Sh0nlders, 1928. si<sr.
1918. Hams-sngai-cured, lse. Others aa-
changed.
MILWAUKEE
MiLwAUgyS. June lO.-Fioar unehangs6.
Wheat quiet; No. y, cash and June, Sfc. fss<9
quiet; No. 2,ooc. oau dull and drn; Ma. 2.nns
fnally S2c. Provisions higher. Mess pork, ais 9
, and june Hogs higher at e5.20tst5.7o.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, June l0.--fiour unchanged VIVA
strong early, declined sharply, and closed No -
der yesterday; June. e6@s9xc.; No. 2 Ckics0e
spring, 66c. Corn quiet and shaSe lower: cusk
6b@66tc.; June, 6At@t64c. Oats steady as1
Arm June, 3SSp3Skc. fosk--Dsmsnd ileNS
and 3uts25e. higher; cash, sls.7s1olO g I;
june, oip.4o8&Ie.70. Lard firm ard 2<66G
higher cash and June, eo.l7A AS. go. Wkiif1
lever ssel.lo. sugar Hnchaasse.
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Swain TO be Court-MartiaIed.

10y ItItRIdDH 10 IIIt IJIspdIVH'I
WASHINGTON, June f0.-The record OF
the Court Of Inquiry in the case Of Judge
Acknowledgement Swain is published to-
day. The result Of the inquiry is that the
President has ordered a cOurt.martial to
try Swain. The court gives its opinion
that while it is not prepared to say that
any specific act developed by the evidence
is actually fraudulent, yet the evidence
does show a series OF transactions discred-
liable to any officer OF the army, and which
especially demands the seyerest condem-
nation when engaged in by an officer hold
inS the high position and peculiar relations
to the administration OF justice in the army
held by Brigadicr-General Swain.
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Change i'm the British Government
Predicted.
lBy cable to the Dispatch

By ClUIt 70 Inc DIspuICU.T
LONDON, June 10.-PersonS well inform
ed OF what is going on in Parliamentary
circles predict change of government
within three weeks, ii the statement OF the
PdiL-M1A Gazette shall prove to be true.
The Government has no chance if it at
tempts to carry out such I'm agreement
with France. 1t will then resign, and the
Conservatives will continue the Govern
ment until August, when the general elec-
tons will occur. Parncll is in consulta-
ton with dis friends, preparing for imme-
date elections in Ireland in case Of dis
solution Of Parliament.
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Nevada Democrats.

10y telegraph % The Dispatch.J
AUSTIN. New. June 10.-The Demo
cratic State Convention met here at noon
to-day. George W. Baker, OF Eureka,
was elected temporary chairman. The
platform adopted allirms devotion to the
principles OF the Democratic party as laid
down in the national Democratic platform
OF 1876 and 1880. Ii demands the nomi-
nation Of Tilden and Hendricks and the
removal Of all restrictions on silver coin
age. 1t opposes the acquisition OF large
tracts OF public lands by aliens, and de-
mands absolute exclusion OF the Chinese.
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Two Men Killed i'm IA Quarrel.

lBy telegraph 20 the DiSpatch.l
CINCINNATI, ONO, June l0.--AboUt 1890
O'Clock this morning Pat McDermOtt shot
and Killed Charles and John Kennedy,
brothers. during a quarrel in saloon.
The men were drinking together when the
nnarrel arose. McDermOlt was arrested.
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Borner,s Attorney OH Trial.

by Telegraph 10 IIIU DIsPAtVII'I
CINCINNATI, June 10.-The trial OF i. Z.
Campbell, the attorney who defended Will
liam Berner, whose conviction for man.
slaughter was the melting cause OF the re-
cent riot, was begun yesterday. He is
charged with attempting 10 bride Michael
Gaeb, a Juror. The Bar Association,
through a committee, presented informa-
ton against T. c. Campbell which will be
argued Satur lay. The nature OF the in
formation has not been made known.
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Shoottng Anair In Texas.

[By telegraph 20 The Dispatch'I
GALVESTON, TEXAS, June 10.-A special
70 the Ne,os from Brownwood, Texas,
saws: G. d. Brooks. a farmer, accused OF
stealing wagon, resisted arrest by squad
ri State rangers yesterday, and was shot
and instantly killed. Brooks opened fire
first. when one Of the rangers quickly re-
sponded.
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Sunk by Collision with an Iceberg.

IBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch
PROVIDENCE, II. l., June 10.-The pilot
boat Phantom, at Newport, reports that
she spoke on Sunday the bark Fluorine,
CAPTAIN Wilson, bound to Philadelphia
from Greenland, from which the informa-
ton was received that the bark Alumina,
owned by George W. Murphy, OF New
York. was sunk by collision with an ice
berg about the middle Of last month. The
officers of the Phantom believe that all the
crew OF the Alumina were on board the
Eluorjnp
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General GordOn's Sister.
IBy cable 10 the Dispatch. /

LONDON, June 10.-General GordOn's
sister has refused to accept the many offers
of money she has received for the relief OF
her brother. She says that General Cor
don Is British officer, and that it deyolyes
upon the Government to rescue him.
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Man md wife Killed by Lightning.

[By telegraph TO The Dispatch.J
HARRISBURG, PA, June 10.--During Sc
we're thunderstorm this afternoon Frank
Diyely and his wife, residing on Eleventh
street, we're struck by lightning and killed
at their doorway. Several other persons
were shocked, and a number Of buildings
were struck. A large stone in the state
Street soldiers monument was displaced.
Altogether, five thunder-storms prevailed
in this vicinity within circuit OF several
miles. The rainfall was the heaviest known
in MANY wears.
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Contested Seat Decided.

by telegraph 20 Tie DIspaIcHT
WASHINGTON, ID. c., June 1O.-The
House Committee on Elections in the con-
tested election case OF Campbell rs. Morey,
Of the Seventh Ohio district, to-day, by a
vote OF TO 4, agreed to report in favor Of
unseating Morey. Republican, and seating
the contestant Democrat.
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Suspension OF the WhisIey Pool.

IBy telegraph to the Dlspatchl
CINCINNATI, June 10.-Secrelary Stevens
has issued circular announcing the in
definite suspension Of The Whiskey EXpor,
Association, known as the wbiskey pool.
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Killed by q Land Slide.

[By telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l
PITTSBURGH, PA, June 10.-A special
from McConnellsburg, Pa, says: A land
slide at Deep Cut, on the South Pennsyl-
vania railroad. near Sbeepskin Hollow,
Yesterday killed two Italians and seriously
injured four others.
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ny Telegraph.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, j

NEW YORK, june 10. 1881
Share speculations opened slightly lower ca In
appointment o: a receiver for the West-Shorc
road. Before the first cali. however there uas
rally, but subsequently pressure 10 sell set n.
and prices fell Oh TO ~, Union Pacific tesSts9-
At 4. VI. a 1rm tone prevailed on the annoa acss-
meut that the Western Union directors at thx<T
meeting had recommended a declaration Os tho
usual quarterly dividend. IL also statc, tissk
the eompany's report for the current quarter
would be favorable, showing a surplus o.
100000 after paying The dividend aod an
charges. Prices rallied hdS. During the sfcnr
noon the market was weak, with raites ~
intervals. Northwest decliped To ON. Iscks-
wanna 991, New York Central l02A. Afiss
delivery hour a stronger feeling prevailed, aud y
rally Of 4db took place, but near the close Capas4z
Southern declined to 35'F aud Delaware and HAD
son to 81, and the Improvement noticed above
was partially lost. In the final dealings Nizsorrf
Pacific rose 10 s5s.. and the market left on sl,o~t
Grm Compared with last MI hts clos ng, prtccs
are 3 lower for Delaware and Hudson. ~ tor
81 Paul preferred, "a for Canada Southern. 2 fer
New Jersey Central. * for Union Pacific ard ~
Paul, IL for NOrthw At for Central Pacific, ana
a0d's for other leading shares. sales, 2s5.voe
shares. ,....A
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, June 10.-Nirgfns s., cnnera-
SO new 10.40's, 80; new 3's, 53H. Bid to-day
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Of New Orleans Bankers

BY ttItRfapH 70 tUV DIspafOIrI
NEW ORLEANS, June 10. Owing to the
death OF Antoine Carriere, senior member
OF the firm OF A. Carrere q Sons, private
bankers and merchants, and TO the conse-
ouent interruption In their usual foreign
credits, the firm have decided to suspend
business and go into liquidation. No state
ment of their assets and liabilities Is given.
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Failure OF Wool Merchants

fBy telegraph to the Dlspatch.l
NEW YORK, June 10.-George III. Krause
& Co.. wool merchants, 143 Duane street,
have assigned with a preference OF $685.
900.
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Death of Commander Gregory.
fBy telegraph to the Dispatch.J

10y TtItEIdPn DIsPaVcH'I
Boston, June 10.-Samuel b. Gregory, q
commander in the United States navy du-
ring the war, died on Saturday. at his
home, in Essex county; aged seyenty-one.
He commanded, in 1863, the United States
steamer Western World, and so success
fully intercepted the blockade-runners of
the Virginia coast that Jefferson Davis Of
fered a reward for his capture.
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Straw Tannery Burned.

BY telegraph to the Dispatch.l
SALEM, Mass, June 10.-Pinder Win
chester's steam tannery and currying shop,
on Grove street, Peabody, was bu ned al
9 O'Clock this morning. Loss, from $780,.
900 to Sl25,000. Insured.
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Postal.

A new post-OGice has been established
at Tuggle's Gap, Patrick county, Va,
with Eli Dehart as postmaster.
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ATLANTA, ga. June 10.-Rev. R1h9
Cleary, pastor Of the Catholic church hcsxs
and one OF the best known Catholic Clergy
men in Georgia, Il dead.
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Flour.

Flour-We quote: Fine s2.5O@s5; ,uDer1Hr.
s3ns3. rs: extra. s47bGt4. 90; family, ~. 9gft
So %; Patent family. country, s6@to.oO. maa>
ket very dull.
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ALYNCHING IN RUSSELL.
The Murderer Of Child Taken by an Armed
Nah and Hanged 20 Gate Frame.
Correspondence OF the Dispalch'I
LEBANON, Va, June 8, 1884

Mob and Hanged 10 n Gate Frame.
Correspondence Of the Dispateh.l
LEBANON, Va, June 8, 1884.
Saturday little Willie Osborn, aged eight
wears. son of prominent citizen OF the
western part OF this county, was shot and
Instantly killed by negro boy, aged four.
teen years. The boys were hunting ana
got into quarrel about nest OF partridge
eggs, and without other provocalion the
fatal shot was fred. The negro tried
10 conceal the body by hiding II, but sub.
sequently confessed his crime, disclosed
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"VNHERE WERE GIANTS IN THOSE
DAYS"
SIZE ALWAYS COMMANDS RESPECT If

SIZE ALWAYS COMMANDS RESPECT IL
NOT ADMIRATION. THE LARGE MANS
CHANCES OF SUCCESS ARE SUPERIOR TO
THOSE OF THE SMALL MAN, FOR BY
SHEER FORCE OF AvERDUPoIs HE CAN
MAKE HIS WAY WITHOUT APPARENT
ExERTIoN. HAVING A GREATER AMOUNT
OF CALoRIC IN RESERVE, HE NEEDS LESS
COVER IN THE WAY OF CLOTHING; AND
AS THE SEASON OF HEAT Is NOW AP-
PREACHING, HE Is NATURALLY TURNING
HIS ATTENTION TO SUMMER UNDER
CLOTHING, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
WHICH HAS BEEN PREPARED, ESPECIAL
LY FOR HIM. BY
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ZINE CHARACTERISTICS, IN wAL-N
SUITS, sIDEB0ARDs, HALL-srANDe.-H
We have lust received fresh supply OF the
above, aud parties needing FINE GOODS .
LOW PRICES would do we'll 10 examine eur
stock. A full supply Of medium goods always on
h1 "a Is ~ Z. GATuRIGHr 4 SON
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FURNITURE.

FURNITURE, FURNITURE.-N
E Largest and most varied stock In the
city. To make room will be sold low. Par H.
ties In want Of Furniture will be throwing
away money by purchasing before calling and ex-
amning my stock aud prices. I do the bushes
and carry the stock, and cannot be undersold.
WILLIAM DAFfRON, 1896 and l43S Main
street. Branch, No. west Broad street.
40 l2-3m
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COMMERCIAL.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, June 10. 1854.
OFFERIkGP.
CORN.-White, 2 0 bushels. Mixed, 70
bushels. -
OATs.-i0O bushels.
MEAL.-llS bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
CORN White. 1900 bushels very good Al
7lm72c.; 500 bushels very good on private
terms.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY. June 10. 1894
sALRs-FinsT IoARD.-300 Virginia nov ~
a 53&: 50 40-100 Virginia pcw -
fractions. at IS.
SECOND BoAEp-i,o0o Petersburg rsl,rssS
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OFFICE CITY COLLECToR.l
RICHMOND. VA, June ], 1881

RICHMOND. VA, June ], 1854.
This Office viii be open daily between the hours
Of Q O'Clock 4. ". and O'Clock T.. VI. from the
18TH TO THE 3Orm DAY OF JUNE inclusive
for the purpose Of receiving from all persons
TAXES DUE TO THE CITY or RICHMOND.
Any person who shall fail to pay the whole or
one half If said taxes within the time 30 limited
penalty Of 5 per cent. upon the total amount
thereof. and interest at the rate OF 8 per centum
per annum. A. X. WOoDsoN,
je Std City Collector.