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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-16

Talk Among the Delegations as TO
Who VIII be tie Nan.
IBy telegraph % tho Dlspatch.


Chicago, June l5.-W. W Dudley, eX-
Commissioner OF Pensions, arrived to-day
with the Hlrrison delegation iroM Indiana.
He said there are 49, electoral votes which
any man who has vet been mentioned for
nominee can get easily. This is assured.
No matter who the Republicans may
nominste be Is sure OF Isl votes.
To elect him will require 10 more
votes. Where will they come from?
rhcy must come frcra the States which
Blame did not carry four years ago--New
York, New Jersey, Connecticut, and H.
diana. Now. we propose 10 the Republican
party togiye them fifteen of those Necessary
nineteen votes il they will give Us Harrison
as the candidate. We can promise these if
teen votes with the absolute certainty that he
will carry them. That will leave only four
votes. lfthey can't get up a tail for The ticket
that will leave four votes the party may as
we'll throw up the sponge"
Senator Quay, Of Pennsylvania, arrived
this morning. "The Pennsylvania deega-
ton. so far as know" be said, "will be
for sherman. The sentiments OF large ma
iority OF them are undoubtedly strongly in
favor of Sherman. There is no serious OPP
position TO him anywhere in the State. SO
You may easily Judge bow the delegation
will 20.
fisherman Is unquestionably the strongest
man in the race. He wall get some suppOf.
in New York. probably ten votes after the
first ballot, which will be for Depew. After
that | thiuk that the Sherman vote will be
increased steadily TIL his nomination."
THE ORGANIZATION cHAIEMANsEIPs.
One thing was settled TO-DAY pretty def
nitely. The probability OF few days ago
n Of In
would be made the temporary chairman Of
the cmyention aud that Warner Miller, oi
New York. would be the permanent chair
man became this evening almost certain.
Those who were unacquainted with Thurs
ton or for any reason desired some one else
have apparently settled on Patrick Eagan,
ex- president Of the Irish National League
and delegate at large TO the convention from
Nebraska, as an available man.
DELEGATES IN ROUTE.
NEw YoRK. June 5.-At 6:45 O'Clock to-
night a train OF eleven sleepers left Jersey
CITY via the Penusy lgania road carrying dele
gates to Chic,go. ChauIcey IA. Depew at q
O'clock tonight LETT in bis special car for
Chicago. The Republicans from the First,
Second, Fourth. Fifth, aud Sixth assembly
districts started away on the sane train.
THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE AT WORK.
The Republican National Committee got
down TO actual work tonight. Mrs. Isabella
Beecher Hooker the wellknown woman
suffrage advocate, was granted len minutes
10 present the cause to the committee. Tae
secretary was Instructed TO wait upon
Mos. Hooker, and mean time on mo-
ton OF Mr.. Conger OK Ohio, next Mon
day. June 18th. was fixed Us the date when
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-16
AssAULTING An EDITOR.
Railroad stOck-LightniDg's Work.
other Danyiile Notes.
Special telegram to the Dispstch.l

Special telegram 10 the Dispstch.l
DANvILLE, Va, June I5.-Ed and
Granville Ashln were before the Mayor t0is
morning TO answer the charge Of assauiing
g. i. King, the editor OF the Danyille
Watchmdn. IL has already been reported IN
the Dispatch that the Wdtchman published
an expose OF the recent scandal al the
National Hotel In which Ashlln was con-
eerued; and Ashlin aud his brother sub
sequentiy met King on the street and at
tackled him. The trial drew large crowd
10 the courthouse, and the Ashlins were
fined $40 each. The Mayor took occasion,
however, 10 rebuke Editor King for the
publication OF the scandalous article.
The Board OF supervisors OF P,trick coun-
ty have been offered $500 for $4,000 COM
mon stock In the Danyie and New-R'yer
railrOad. II the road Is sold this stock will
probably be worthless. aud an offer 10 buy II
exclIes some interest here.
LIGHTNING AND IT'S CONSEQUENCES.
Information comes from Patrick county TO
the effect that Yesterday afternoon rs Major
Martin was standif 2 with his wife ~ the
front door watching the storm lightning
struck near by and shattered the doog-facing.
Mrs. Martin was badly stunned, but was not
seriously hurt.
The United states District Court will con-
yeue here on Tuesday next, provided there
IA any money 10 pay court expenses. As
Judge Paurs wife Is sick judge Hughes
will preside. No cases OF special Interest
will claim the attention Of the Court excepi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-16
Base Ball Yesterday.
rBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch
W
washington:

Washington:
wasbingtons ........3 0 5000 4 0-7
Pittsburghs........ / 0 90 0 0--3
Base bits Wasbiugtons, 8; Pittsburghs,
T.. Errors-Washlngtous, 8; PittsDurghs,
8. Batteries-O'Day and Deasley; Calvin
aud Miller.
Baltimore
BlltimoreS.. 0 0 O 0 O o IL
BroOklyns.. 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 Ks
Baltimores, 9; BrOokyns, Z.
Errors-Bal:imores A; Brooklyus, 8. Bat
teries-Kilroy and rrott; Hughes and
Holbert.
philadelphia:
Phladelphias. ......0 . OO02 0 0 o.
indianapolis .......4 0 0 % l 0 0 0X-5
Base. hits Philadelphia, 10; Indianapolis,
10. Errors-PhIladelphias 4; indianapolis,
6. Batteries ufintOn and Clements;
HealY and Daily.
New York:
New Yorks.........0 0 0001 1 0 %
Detroits 0 0 0 0 0 , 0X-3
Base-hits-New Yorks, 8; Detoits, $.
Errors-New Yorks, :; Detro.ts, 5. Bat
tcries-W elch aud O'Rourke; Conway
and Camel.
Cleveland:
Clevelands..........2O 0 800 06 Oil
Athlettcs............03 o 0 o o. :
Base. hits Cleyeands. IS; Athletics, lG.
Errors-Clevelands. 3; Athletics, :. Bat
teries-Bakely and snyder; Mattimore
and Cunning.
Boston:
Bostons .............2 OOX-5
Chicagos. 0 0 100 0 0 %
e.hits-Bostons, g; Chicagos, 3. En-
rors-Bo,tOns. /; Chicagos, .. Batteries
GARRISON and Kelly; keock and DAILY.
st. LOUIS:
Il. Louis. .......54 $500 O-l2
Louisviiles ........1 1000 0 0 0 >
Base-bits-St. Louis, 3; Louisyilles, 3.
Errors st. Louis. 3; LouisyIles. Id. Bat
teries-Devin and Boyle; Stratton, Cham
bcrlaln, and Cross.
Kansas CITY:
Kansas City.......7 200 8 Oil
Cincinnatis. D o o 3-lJ
Base-hts- Kansas City, 10; CincinDatl',
IS Errors-hausas City, Z; Cincinnati, !.
Bstterles-Fagan and Daniels; Smith, Cork
hill, and Baldwin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-16

WAsHISGIly June 10, 1883.
Aapufr-
The Senate was not fl session to-day.


The Senate was not fl session to-day.
House or Representatives.
There were many yatat seats on the Re-
publican side Of the i Use to-day. IL was
estimated that about gbty Representatives
had gone to Chicggo or Here about making
arrangements to go. ne attendance on tue
Democratic side was ut much letter, and
practically business G. hi only be done By
unanimous consent. 40 member had 1t in
his power to suspend he proceedings by
making a point Of no forum. such an In
cident happened at very outset, when
MIR. Townshend, smlrt1g under the defeat
Of his motion to take M Tue army appropria-
ton bill, made the poir. For half an honr
he resisted the appe1 $ Of nearly all the
members to Withdraw 10 point, bur finally
Welded to the Speaker plain iuumation that
nothing could De done rday II be persisted.
After several hours CENT in consideration
OF the private caiecd.r the House passed
bills for the relief Of + on L. Mailer and the
heirs OF John II. NeNrIO.
Mr.. McCreary, Of fntnckY, member OF
the Committee on j reign Affairs. stated
that Minister Pendetol, in dispatch to the
Department OF State bad announced the
death OF the German lmpeIor this morning.
lie therefore offered de following Tes0lu'
ton:
Resolved by the II pc OF Representatives
OF The United States 0i America, That we
have heard with prof und sympathy OF the
death OF The EmPpr. He was distin.
guishcd as a soldier, 1ying been made field
marshal for bis con1icuous services in the
AustrO and Franco P-pssnn wars. He was
a firm advocate OF friendly and liberal
policy IN Germany, 20 we express our fe-
spectful sympathy 10 the German nation in
the loss OF their grea f1d renowned ruler.
Mr. Smith, OF WISCONSIN, objected to the
consideration Of the fSolution, but was iD-
duced 10 withdraw his objection and the
resolution was unan 10usly adopted.
The House then, d 8 p. NJ, took recess
until s, the evening Session being Tor the
consideration Of prute pension bills.
At The evening ses bR the House passed
iorty.nine private pasion bills, and at 1880
O'Clock adjourned.
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Y. N. q. a. AT EAsTyiLLE.
An Organization Eneeted-An Ad-
dress Made-A suicides Body.
Especial telegram to the Dispstch.l


FORT MONROE. Va, June 15.-Messrs. III.
\. Smith OF Norfolk aud i. D. Hunt oil
Portsmouth arrived in EastvilIe yesterday,
and last night completed the organization OF
the Young Mems Christian Association nj
that place by the election Of officers and by
adopting a constitution aud bylaws. DR.. L.
/. Fltzbugh was elected yicepresidept, DR..
George Kerr secretary, and A. l.. Bradford
treasurer; after which most forcihie adj
dress was delivered on the work OF the as
ISOLATION by Mr.. Hunt. A fund for the
erection OF a building was also started and
quite a nice sum subscribed. A ladies'
auxiliary was also formed and officers
elected. The association starts Gus with A
good membership and much interest is
manifested.
The body OF an inmate OF the Soldlers'
Home at Hampton who committed suicide
by drowning at Cape Charles has been re-
covered, but not set identified.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-16

one civil suit aganst the Western Union
Telegraph Company from Patrick county.
Some time ago William A. Penn was killed
by lightning at Stella, a station on the Dam
Vile and New-Rivef railroad, and bis wife
alleges that the current OF electricity which
killed her husband escaped from the West
ern Union wire through the criminal care
lessHess Of the company's employees.
Rev. s. J. Brown is The new preacher at
Floyd-street Methodist church. He -
student at Emory aud Henry, and will Join
the conference in the fall.
The weather here has been intensely hot
to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-16
Cl,neinr TO tho Last

The virus Of rheumatism often remains In the
system through lite. when 1t does not cut the
thread Of existence suddenly. IS 1t Is always liza
bic 70 do by attacking the heart Ere the grip OF
this tenacious disease tghtens, IL should bs I'M
lOosed by that benefcent liberaior from disease,
Hostetter's stomach Bitters, which will free the
sufferer at tho outset from subsequent pain and
danger No purer or more agreeable bleed de-
purent exists, as multitudes OF tie rheumatic
and neuralgia have ascertained by certified ex-
perience. IL is through tie medium OF a regular
action OF the kidneys and bladder that al outlet
is afforded for the escape OF impurities which be-
get not only rheumatic but gouty ailments, and
dropsical eilrsions. To these organs the Btiors
give an impulse. never yerglng on the bounds
OF irritation, out sufficiently vigorous 20 cause
them and tho bowels 70 perform their functions
with clock-like precision. Use it also for dyspep-
sia, bilIoGSness. fever and ague. and debility.
10 l4-Th(wlSs&Tu
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RrIghton-Reneh Raees.

10y telegtaph 10 tuo blsPAlch'l
NEW YORK, june lj.-This Mas the OPEN
ing day Of the Brighton Beach Racing Assoc
cation. The weather was clear and the
track good.
First race--fye eighths Of amile-Coggins
Won; Vanilla (flly) second, Quibbler third.
Time, lot Mutuals paid, $50; Vanilla, s51.
Second race-three fourtbs OF mile
Adolph won; Tony Pastor second, Wander
ment third. Time, l:l1f.
Third race-seveu eighths OF mile Bon
ME 5 won; McGregOr second. BanerO third.
Time, 1913. McGregOr paid 500.
Fourth race--One and one eighth miles
Valiant won TattIer second, Balnum third,
Time. 1854.
Fifth race one mile-The Bourbon won;
Truthorn second, Nat. Goodwin third.
Time LAG,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-16
Afore-Girts.

20 the Editor Ct the Dispatch:
received a note the other day from
young gIrl who makes her living in a store
on Broad street. She complained OF the
hard time she aud others like her had TO en-
dure by reason OF the long hours OF service
during the hot weather, going early and
staying late. She thus writes: 1--WE store
girls are having a specially hard time now
since hot weather has come, and II It were
onlg known how much we have TO endure
believe something would be done for u.s."
Surely our stores might close by O'Clock
for the benefit Of their employees. II their
owners will not do this then their patrons
could refuse TO shop after O'Clock. The
ladies Of Richmond can prevent this evil II
they choose. will they not refuse 10 shop
after q o'clock Very respectfully,
a PASTOR.
Richmond, June Is. 1888.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-16

FRANKLIN.-Died. at $40 O'Clock Friday eVe-
ming. June 18th. a. hls residence. i5lG Washing
ton street, II. b. FRANKLIN, ia The si1ty-soyentb
year OF his age.
Farewell. dear father, thou hast left us,
Left us here on earth O. mourn
We hope our heavenly Father has taken theo
Into His sacred home.
Funeral will take place THIS Saturday EYE
MING at o'clock from Union station church.
Friends aud acquslntancss are Invited 10 attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-16
He Pooled the Lynchers.

Union BRIDGE, MD, June i6.-John
Bowans (colored was taken from jail here
little after O'Clock this morning by band
OF twelve or fifteen colored men, all masked,
aud carried to the outskiEts OF town, where
be was strung up by the meek TO the limb Of
a large oak tree. He motoned to be let
down and the roDe was slsckened 30 that be
could speak. He made good use OF the
opportunity. and slipping through the rope
Jumped away like shot. The lyncbers gave
chase and fred several shots after him, but
without eject. He has not yet been captured.
Bosans was arrested yesterday for assault
inc a blind eolored mau and col0red girl.
The motive WAS jealousy.
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IntOrnP Ty pOgra pbicaI Union.
Try teleorann 70 the DispAtch.l

KANSAS CITY, June 15.-rDe election OF
officers yesterday in the international Typo.
graphical Union Convention resulted az fol-
lows: President, r. r. Plank. San Francis
co; First Vice.PresdeBt, Charles Haye,
Leavenworth, Kan; second Vlce-President,
Columbus Hall. Washington; Third Vice.
President. D. J. Welllon, Chicago; Secre-
tary aud Treasurer, ". /. McCllry, Chicago.
The term OF Office was changed from one to
two years. 1t was voted to hold the next
convention at Denver.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-16
Dunn Convicted d Grand Larceny iu
the FRS Degree.
by TELEGRAPH 20 the DIspatch.l

NEW lOR. Juua 15.-The Dunn trial
ended to-day in his conviction OF grand lar
ceay ID the trst deggee. The jury were out
only nineteen Minutes. John r. Dunn was
Indicted for robbIrs the Manhattan Banking
Company, II conjunction with Richard ;.
Scott, Of $4,000. Scott got about 10000
and Dunn the rest. Scott turned
States eyidflce, aud the indictment which
was Jointly found against both was not
pressed 10 BIS case. Scott was teller in the
bank and be- stolen about $4,000. Dunn
was laNyr TO whom be conhded his
trouble and asked advice. Dunn advised
Scott TO steal II be could and abscond. The
advice was aen, and $4,000 OF the plum
der was left Nth Dunn, for which he never
accounted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-16

REVIEW or fBs CHICAGO NAaxxf
CHICAGO. juno lathe death OF The German
Emperor had no apparent effect on The markets
on Change to-day. Everything from wheat 70
short-ribs opened under the cioFing prices last
night aud quotations we're all ON declining
scale from tee opening No buoyaoey anywhere.
Two % tho leading operators started RAD In
wheat. which forced a largo pamosr OF small
nearly All % tao scaipers havs been trytug
there was plenty OF wheat Tor sale, The hos
weather turned many vsakrknssd bulls tnto On
thaslaslic oeers- aud Il was Of course "a tmpos-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-16
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR PRINTING.
cLEEk's oyTcs on

CLERKS ORPcx 0Fl
SUPREME COURT oP APPEALS or VIRGINIA. 7
RICHMOND, VA, Juno IS, isSS
Pursuant % the provisions Of sections 3t77-'7e-
70 Of The Code Of Virginia. i8s7. SEALED PRO-
POSALS Will DO received by tns undersigned az
his once, at tho stale courthouse. Ia the CITY u
Richmond. until IL O'CLOCK NJ OF the zsra
INSTANT, for the PRINTING, &C. OF ALL
SUCH RECORDS a. the said court may require
for one year from the lat day Of July. is5s.
"The proposals shall state tue amount per
page Of fifteen hundred ems. small plea type.
and include the paper. printing. binding. and 8
neat cover, with tho style u the case and the
court from which tho record c0nos neatly printed
thereon" The printing 10 DO done In compact
form. without blank pages or blanks between
lines or paragraphs. No extra charge for hsure-
work not exceeding three columns. The printing
20 De done Ia Ito city OF Richmond. and under
the supervision Of the Clerk.
GEORGE X. TAYLOR.
Cicrk supreme Court OF Appeals Of virginis at
Richmond. 10 lelt,S2&H
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-16
obituary..

JACKSONVILLE, jane lj.-Colonel w. T.
FORBES, secretary OF the Sub.TrOpcal Ex-
position. died to-day OF heart-disesse after a
brief illness. He served during the war un-
der Generals Mcclellan, Burnside, and
Grant, and came to Florida in 1880. The re-
mains viii be inferred at Greenwood Gene
tory PhiladelDhia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-16
Sentenced TO Lire imprisonment.

ATLANTA, June 15.-Neal Starke, sixteen
years OF age. was to-day convicted OF muir
dering his older brother, and was sentenced
TO life Imprisonment. On March 30ih last
Neal and his brother Florence were playing
cards aud Qnalrelled over five cents. Neal
got an old musket and shot Florence, killing
him instantly and at the same time wounding
another boy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-16
Bu.iuess Failures.

10y 11I'sfEph 70 IIe DlspaVlu-I
NV YORK, June l5.-Business failures
occurring Throughout the country during
The lat week lumber for the United states
300, Canada &-tetal 2S2-against go last
week. Failnfs, are stu unusually hume
rous on the Pacific coast, the number from
that section this week being l2.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.

NEW Y0KK. June l5.-Cotton nrm; sales,
2g0 bales. uplands, l0.c.; Orleans. lOhe. net
receipts az al ports to-day, 1.sG bales: exports
10 Great Britain, 10 bales; TO tho Continent,
81 bales: stock. 1886 oeles Net receipts OF
ne week at New York. 552 bales; gross receipts.
1909 bales: expor;s-to Great Britain. 9.Of7
bales; b France, 100 bales; TO the continent
8.233 bales; forwarded. 2,6i5 bales; sales, 7,l59
bales; spiuners. 6i2 bales; stock, i7a,is6
bales. Southern -four quiet and easy, Whest-
OPTIONS closed weak at the bOitom No. red.
June, s9ag0kc; July. S9s a9ic Corn-Options
steady; cash. haic. lower; JULY GkebSAc.;
August, 6sJis59ac. Oats Aahc. loser snd
heavy; No. z, July, 6AaS7Hc Hops quiet and
firm. Codee-Eair kio duh at siAs5; options
heavy aud tower. closing steady: June, Si2 0Oa
Sass; July, tlil5aslL35. Sugar arm aud quiet I;
refined steady. Molasses dulL Rice nrm- Cot
ton-seed oil steady and unchanged. kosin dull
atsi l5afl % Turpentine quiet At SO. Hides In
s,oe demand Wool In light request Pork dull
and more or less nominal. Beef quiet aud IN
changed. Cutmeats steady, Middles dun.
Lard-Western steam. $40; June, sSosais.7L
FEeights steady.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. June i5.-Cash quotations were: Flour
gpiet. and unchanged. No. : spring wheat.
s9ae2i.c: No. 2 red, $50 No. 2 corn, 81 &c. No.
2 oats, S2z.c Mess-pork. slA6a Lard, sa4s,
short-ribs. s7.45. shoulders. s6at62o; short
clear. s8ass06. whiskey. $40.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
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OBITUARY.

Died, at his residence. in Grayson county. Va,
April Z, 1914 after a long AMI painful sickness,
Mr. WASHINGTON A. GRIFFIN, son of Fleming
and Mary r. Grimm, Of this city.
our deceased friend died eE the ego 81 nfty-
seven years, loved and respected by all who
knew him. He leaves widow 10 mourn her loss.
the compAuion ana love q her youth and In her
ripper years. she has the sympathy Of her many
friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-16

Even my own intimate friends think that
because DO such a large liquor and wine
trade that don't deal In Groceries aud
Family Supplies generally. Now, want
them aud the public 10 know better, az they
can buy any quantity OF household necessi.
ties from me. Good articles at lowest prices.
JULIEN BISP0RD,
1902 east Main street,
two doors below Dispatch office.
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OFFICE CRY SCHOOL Bokxp.l
kIcHsoND, June "a. isss. 4
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received q. the
ONCE OF tho City school Board, 500 east Marshali
street liign-School buildlnsi. on
MONDAY. JusE - 1858,
st4o'clock y. NJ,
q, FoRrAgBUILDiSG OF NEW SCHOOL
HOUSE on Tweaty- ninth slsoes between n cad
o streets.
to ENHANCING sPRiS6FfELDscHooL
BUILDING. corner Of rwensy-sixsn and Leigh
streets.
ca ENHANCING MAplsoS-sCHooL BUILD
INC, corner Of Cary and ksilson ssreesx
tD ADDING ONE ROOM TO BAKER-scHooL
BUILDING. corner Of Baker and 81 John
siTeetA
Bids win be received ~ whole for each
building 0snpists. according 10 The plsns and
specincAtionA which can 10 seen On appltcetioa
N ,se ofAes Of the School Board
The school Board reserves NE right 70 .ss say
portion Of Tie work sad 70 rs,sesany and "a blds
cuARtEs y RApY.
jeitsedos CLARK sad SuopxviseE
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A shsrin.,a ..,, sen KilIcd.

JAcKsnoEo'. Tx, June i5.-shetld John
Rains sud his son were killed here Wednes'
day by w. W. Terrell. An old isHlly
feud caused the dght. Terrell was shot ID
three places and may die.
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c,EArEn PROPOSALS. WILL biz

- received at The ofico Of tho Supervising Ar
chl,oci, Treasury Department. WASHINGTON, D.
C.. until O'Clock p. NJ. on Tho 30rH DAY or
JUNE, isss, 10. ths LABOR AND MATERIAL
REQUIRED FOB PAINTING AT rHk CUSTOM
HOcSE, POsT-OFfiCE, &C., az Darsllle. Va. Ia
accordance with the specineesion. copies OK
vhicn mar DO seen 81 this Office. the oflce OF tho
Custodian, aud the Virginia Mechanics Institute,
Richmond, Va kach bid must % accompanied
by certified check fer 500 Estimates must be
made az the building. WILL A. Fkbhkf.
10 i5-eod2s Supervising Architect
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Beua offerings.

tBy telegraph 20 the Dispatchl
WAsnlsorox, June IS The bonds offered
10 the Treasury to-day amounted 10 Sl,21I,.
,A50. Accepted. sf00,s0 at 1871 tor per
cents and l07allIt for a per cents.
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RICHMOND sroCK EXCHANGE.

BALTIMORE. June i5-yirginia Ga. OLD. 50; do,
past-due coupons, 81: do, new 81, 80: do, Sc
cond series, 81 d.. l0-iOs. 35H. Bid today.