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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-29

ERvIIw on THE CHICAGO MARKET


CHICAGO. June 2S--Whea. acted querly To-
but the changing about ~ futures, hs discount
ing Of July, sad the favoratAna sho-a Cor Sep
tsnber, and . few Cher kiaks put the crowd all
at sea. The market from the epesiDg 80 the
close was active. nckls, and very delasive 70 me
general trade. Quito an elsmeat sxpecisd Bat
ter prices On extended rains. Ise sskixg Of Cxk
forsia sksAt hy the ContiA at and q more bull
isA eutlsok fer sxpor. shsa- Many liberal cpe-
rglors snlsres me pit 70 buy and did bay COO
siasrabls until thoy found tssrs was no hnsis 70
the soilng. vhlch was credited 20 few heavy
local spscuistora July wheat, which DOLLY txo
days age sold at &c premium over August.
opsasd this morning At S&c., with Au-
gust at 7s5Sc. Then beth went down 70
79Ic., ARd the premium vanished. August
eliza see up \ 10 pac.. while July snly rallied
70 7a.c. and sooE lis place 81 &c. Discount
still later, when ths indie ator vas at Nt.c. for
August July could Bot be ssld 10 the pit Ter 10.
TAe nsw crss futures sold up ssnsr. Dscsnbsr
west OF from sasc ~ ths opening 70 axe,
later IL ssid al s2te September was slso q
favsriss. Tksre wss . sharp upturn In Wheat
iust before T. NJ. csassd By covering Ana liz
tie fright on the belief thst seliag was overdooe.
On this bulge July went 70 7shc. ssd August 81
we. After lew srrsue changes Il closed for
ns dsy rs 7y7.c. FOR July, Nhc. Aulust. Aad
01sc Ssptsmesr. Corn vas In shape for .
break today, sA1At sroas. Tao rscs<pts
we're " oars uader - ,timsss, ~ ears ell tea,
esssr ball agas hero ass tSsss. ana ne crswd
vas prepared 20 take com. Prices were pretty
well sustained On the start, with July at Axe,
August ts4c.. aad aepsosnber, 1910. iAtcr two
things eonsptrsd - ssna prices away down for q
70 morrow, whom ~ the natural deresss o. late
iiwss expecrsd 70 be about iee care; he other
was ne unmsrcifoi pounding OF the marxet by
Ms biz local soeeuiainrss July wss forced iowa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-29
TREASUREKrArr'N DEFALCATION
-Four Indictments Found for Tmbez-
ziemcut-t ne DeTauiter's
nsreabOufa

LOUISVILLE, June 2S.-rhc grand jury Of
Franklin Circuit Count returned four lndict-
mtuts asanst.JameS W. Tate, the late state
Treasurer, FOR embeZzlement. The total
amount SCI out in the indictments Is S404,-
$50 50. dating from January l, 1875 to Jan.
nary I, 1SS6, leaving the period between
1855 and the time OF Tate's tlight unpro-
y.Ged for. The Commonwealth Attorney
SAWS no true bill could be found against Tate
for fOrLery IN the erasure Of The amounts in
his bank pass-bOok; that the bank book
Was his private property and only a
memorandum book, aud that while
TIE erlnre was made 10 perpeirste
fraud on the investigating ofii ers, sill 1t
cannot now be called forgery. EmseZzle-
ment is not an eXtraditahle case. As II is
now known that the family OF Tate are in
communication with him. il is supposed
they will soon entertain no fears OF making
dis whereabouts public. The court fixed
the bail at $4,000. The statutes provide
IMPRISONMENT IN the peni,entary from one
10 ten years for embezzemert; but 1t IS
hardly possible the fugiuVc viii ever return
10 The State 10 be brought to trial. The civil
suits by the Commonwealth against the sure
ties on the bonds are again before the court
on amended petition, but no trial can be
reached until the next (October) term.
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EXCITING ADVKSTURE.
Capture I'm west Virginia OF Des-
perAdO-'GSc Hatfield
McGoy Affair.
Special telegram 70 the Dlspatch,l

Especial telegram 70 the Dlspatch,l
CHARLESTON, ". VA. Juue 2S.-Csptain
Alfred ". Burnett, OF the Eureka Defective
Agency, en- Fndsv. June 1st, accompanied
by TIVE assistants, LEFT here for the scene Of
the late vendetta bctWeea The III itiields and
AcCoys in Logan and Pike counties. The
object Of the trip Was the arrest OF David
Strxtsou, ore o. the leaderS in the la'e feud,
for whose arrest large reward had been
offered by Governor Wilson. They first
wsnt 10 the mouth VI Pidgesu creek, on Tug
river, an thence 10 poiGtopposIle the mouth
Of Black berry creek, by, ear the bea lqu9r-
tors oithe hcCoys. Owing b the recentsuoot-
Ing Ia Pike county " men from Le,chsT cOun-
~ the Pike county jail had twenty eight pri-
soaers Ia confinement and was guarded by
sixty.tsree armed men. The whole country
surrounding WAS in high state OF excite
meut, and nearly oil the Persons concerned
in the shooting had indictments standing
against them in both States, among those in
dicted being Frank Phillips and John Yates,
the former deputy sheriff OF Pike county.
The HattelGs and McCoys have lutermArred
to such an eIteHt that each faction has
friends " both names on both sides OF the
river. Nearly all the men are armed ana
out in the woods lodging tue authorities,
while the women stay at home aud work
ia the coru6elds. IL was learned that
Stratton was living on the Kentucky Side
Of the river at The mouth Of the Knox,
and Two detectives on going TO the house
were told that he was Hat bOating <. The
detectives went in search OF him, taking both
sides Of the river, and Friday about day
break discovered bin asleep on sand-bar
inside the West Virginia line IN company
with five Others. The detectives approached
him cautiously, and one OF them jumped
aslride OF his BODY aud placing the muzzle
Of revolver against his throat ordered bin
to throw bis hands above bis head. Know
ing that resistance was useless be complied
with their orders aud was promptly hand
cufed. BY his side and under the cover
where he was sleeping were found
4jcalibre Winchester rifle and
A 4Jcaiibre Colts revolver. He Was
taken TO Logan Courthouse and lodged in
iail. lie Is recognized everywhere Is a des-
perate aud dangerous man, and was tried
four times for the murder OF John Thomas
Moore, IN Cabeil county, some years ago.
Captain Burnett says that he (Burnett was
sick several days, ard the rumors In regard
TO bis being dangerously wounded came
frsn The fertile iSsgIaation OF excited Ken
iacklans. IL Is quite probable that requi-
sitions will yet he issued by the Gov
ernsrs Of both Stale. for the prisoners now
IN custody aud that more trouble Is ahead.
The rewards offered in both states make a
tempting sum, aggrsgating in all nearly
5000.
Captain A. w. Room, OF the United States
SecretService Department, arrested James
Bowmas In Lincoln county yesterday for a
violation Of the pcnsion laws. lie was
brought here and EsdFed in jail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-29
POsfmastsrs' Salaries.

The annual review OF the salaries OF presi'
DENTAL postmGsterS has iust been completed
by Mr.. Albert II. Scott, the chief Of the
salary and allowance division OF the POst-
Ohice Department. The basi, Of revision is
the receipts OF tbe various Offices. The
change. Ia the salaries Cor Virginia are
Fortress Monroe, sl,400 10 $1,000, Freas-
ricksburg, Sl,70o 10 sl,S00; LyRchburg,
$1,000 to $3.50; PortmOutb. $500 70
81, 100; Roanoke. $1,000 to $500; suffolk,
81. 400 to $1,000; University OF Virginia,
sl,400 70 1880: Charlottesville, S1,SOe to
Sl.9O0; Christansburg, $1,000 to SLIGO;
Cupeper, 1880 TO sl,400; Glen Allen,
81, 400 to 5000; Luny, sl,10O to $1,000;
Manchester, $1,000 TO sl,100; Poeahsptss,
81, 100 to $500; Salem, Sl.400 10 81 800
WytheVilIe, sl,4O0 to sl,jOO; AbmgdoAi
81 400 10 $1,000,
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

JUNE ~, lNN'.
Good rains have fallen here. and we hear the
same reports from very many other parts Of
this state and North Carolina rs wsn as from
the West and as much as Il Is against our desire
10 say so We can but believe that the better crop
prospect win cause a moro quiet market till W.
nave some more encouraging news on the tar. IL
is duh already. Very little was done on Change
TO day outside OF sun-cured, which 60 we'll
again, although tho lower grades prsdominaied
Bureys may hold their own. and We think the
advance will be checked for the present, but 40
cannot advise with confidence on this scarce
grade. Tho rain IL not welcome 70 holders, but
tkey make the best they eau Of the situation.
our agricultural commissioners repOri will, wo
hope, cover tho date OF tho late rains.
The tobacco committees appointed IN part
Judges for tho Exhibition to-day. Tsess will be
selected. as we have suggested. from all the To-
bacoo markets ss well as from home trade. and
will DO chosen for impaysialiIy IN their rospec-
two lines
Wiuston. y. C., will make a big display, and
We expect much from that live, thr1fty town.
other parties and places are quietly making big
preparations 20 show the world their bost pro
ducts. Let tho Trade have no laggsr,is IN H.
Now let Us have the Committee on Invitation,
and 80 employ all Of our talent; put all tho
Trade here on some special work, aud thus
create solidif0d interest
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CHRIsTEANsBURG.
Acquitted-A Marriage-A Political
Atgn.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
CfRlsrTANsBUEG. Va, June 2S.-The case
OF George Williams, reported to the Dis
pdick, who was indicted for shooting his
brother Paris because OF a quarrel about the
possession OF some land, was disposed OF at
THIS term Of the court, the jury bringing in
4 verdict Of scqutlal.
Miss sue s. hAyan, daughter OF Captain
w. c. Hasan, was to- day married by the
Rev. William McPheeter,, OF Marion, 10 Mr..
John \. Phlesar, OF Cehtrevills, w. Va.
Alter receiving the concentrations OF
numerous friends the party left for the
groo AIS home.
When the Democratic ticket was nomi-
mated eyerv man congratulated bis neishbor
on the candidates named. There was a
quiet enthusiasm perVadinS the whole town.
None OF this was observable among the Re-
publicans when the Republican nomination
was made known.
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will not be signed aud that q big strike VIII
take place in the Pittsburgh aud western
mills.
Word was received at the headquarters OF
the Asslgamatea Association TO- night TINT
the Republic Iron Company aad United
States Iron and Tip-plste Conptny, both OF
this district, would sign the worknen's
scale. The two mills employ zbeut 500 men.
IL The conferssce dieurns Tomorrow vfthsut
reaching N sersemest strike will be In
augurated Meudsy, which win threw nearly
100000 men out OF employment ana cause
suspension N work 10 about .igsty mills In
the West. In this city 2s,jO0 men will be
affected.
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lBy telegraph 10 tho Dispatch.l

ny SlcBthpn W tho DisPoNh-l
FORTRESS MoERon. Va, June 25.-The In-
sursnce Convention spent the best part OF
to-day in hearing reports OF standing COM
miitees on rsutine bunsess. A slight con-
cession vas made 10 Charleston phosphate.
mills. The satisct Of osttsn rates At sAyan-
nah created a losg ana heated discussion. A
committee wis appointed 10 determine lia-
billties Of marine and Ore companies when
cotton in which both parties are interested Is
destroyed, question which has been the
subject OF much costly litigation. The
committee warmly commended President
Knowles aud Secretary Fleming for valuable
services.
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IIawley's amendments the Senate at 5:i5 adj
iourned TIL tomorrow.


iourned TN tomorrow.
Beuse OF Representatives.
On motion OF Mr.. Mills, OF Texas, Mr..
Blount, Of Georgia, wss elected Speaker pro
TEN. during the temporary absence OF
Speaker Carlisle, aud The Clerk was directed
70 inform the senate Of this action.
The House then went into Committee OF
The Whole (hr. Springer, Of Illinois, In the
chair on the tari6 bill.
The House has passed q Joint resolution
providing temporar ~ fer the expenditures
OF Government in case the appropriation
bills have net become laws prior 10 July lat.
Mr.. Baker, OF New York, moved 10 strike
from the free list vegetables In their natural
state or in salt or brine not specially emu
merated or provided for. This proposed
amendment was made the text for another
general political debate, participated IN by
Messrs. Mills. Reed, Kelley. Brumm, Fsrqu-
hsr, Brewer OF Michigan, Taylor Of Ohio,
Weaver, and others. which consumed n
couple Of houts. At It, conclusion Mr. Ba-
ker's motion was defeated and the committee
rose.
On motion Of Mr.. Randall joint resolu-
ton was passed extending for thirty davs
from June Both the provisions Of existing
appro srtation laws IN case the pending ap-
preparation bills are not passed before the
eDd Of the fiscal year.
The committee having resumed the con-
sideration OF the tarin Dill, the political de-
bate was also resumed, the immediate sub
Jet being The Interpretation OF the tariff
utiersuc's Of the Chicago platform.
Recurring again 1nally 70 the text OF the
bin Mr.. Mills presented the committee
amendments, placing on the free list German
looking. glass plates, blown and silveres,
and striking ont plums and prunes, which
were adopted.
Mr. Bynum, OF Indiana, from the Commit
tee on ways and Means, meyed to strike out
"pulp for pSper-makers' use" Agreed to.
The Committee amendments were agreed
TO striking from the free list hAtters' iurs not
90, she skin and lime, hnseed or fax.seed.
marble OF all kinds in block, rough, or
squared. aud plaster Of Paris, when ground
or caleined. The committee then arose.
Mr.. Belmont called up the conference re-
port on the consular and diplomatic bill, and
il was agreed to. IL reports concurrence on
all the amendments except that spprOsri>
Atips $4,000 for 4 commission to explore
Congo bay.
The House then, at o'clock, adjourned.
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Germ An ~.

TBy Anglo-Amsricsn cAols 10 the Dispstch.l
BERLIN, June 2S.-rhe opening Of the
Diet was little inferior ia pomp and dignity
to the opening OF the Rsiehstas. The beat
was 80 Intense that Count Bocholtz fsiated.
The National Zeittng says that the En-
perors SPEECH will OH me ceuntry with con-
lidence IT TIE very Outsst Of bis reign.
The Post says the Prussian people will
hear the royal words with grateful hearts
aud VOW 10 the Emperor unshskable fidelity
and devotion.
The Lasdtas by unanimous vote to-day
agreed upsn An address In reply to King
Williams speech. There was no debate
upon the motion for the adoption Of the re-
ply.
Tbsmsmbsrs Of the House upon separating
cheered the King.
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A poIsoN MYSTERY SOLVED.
FEAR OF CsstigatiOn Causes Boy go
Poison WsoIe Family.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, June 2S.-fhe mvs
terry OF the poisoning Of the cOlOred
man Dean and four children here Tues.
day has been solved. Deans sou, aged
fourteen, committed 4 robbery OF pis'
tot and some provisions from neigh
Dor 90 sunday, aud was Identified next
dav. When the father was notified OF the
facts be threatened to give the boy one
hundred lsshes for committing the robbery.
Monda, afternoon the frightened bo, pur-
CHASED package Of Rough on Rats, which he
had learned wa fatal psiseu, ana while his
father was boiling potatoes on Tuesday
msrnipg the hey emptisd the entire con'ests
OF the Iaeksge IA the wats- in which the POI
tasoes were being bottled. TIE father and
four children psrtook OF the potatoes and all
we're poisoned. Two children aud The
father are dead aud the ether two children
are expected 10 die. The Boy was srrtssed
tn. afsrnosn and made tnll confession,
procuring the can which had contained The
psison, which he had thrswn into swamp
kan mile away. lie Is now IN jail awaiting
trial. ~
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ny telegraph 70 ths Dlspsthl

10y NhtBtsph " wv bsPsf-l
WASHINGTON, June 2S.-Generai Sheri-
dams coadiiisa coatihues favorable. Toe
weather bias changed and Is considerably
coeier, with rain yesterday and today. On
this account the Generals departure for Mss
s,chusetls bay has beea postponed. The
swstara IL al the nayy.yard awaiting Q
favorable opportunity to move General
Sheridan,
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FINANCIAL.
NEW YORK. SaLrfxeRs. AVID nIca
g0ED STOCK xxcKAaok1
Grain. prsvidsns. Cotton. roeassa Tar
psnuns, nssta, Tn. and
Peanut Marietta
rBy telegraph to the pispstch.l

NKw YORK, June 2s--Ths tone Of dealings Ia
tho stock market to-day was orm throughout,
out except In s. Paul Reading, aud Missouri Pa
ci1c there was 20 fuetuatiOu whatever. hi.soari
Pacific advsacsd early IL, but lost most OF u BE-
fore moon. Outside Of this the principal item OF
news was the advance IN coal rstes: runers
were less prevalent than usual. Indisposttion 70
trade, even smosg room raiders. at present Is
something remarkable, and to-days market
reached tho acme OF duness Sales wore bus
5000 shares. The close leaves almost the entire
activs lis, fractional amounts higher than the
last previous sales, the largest gain being only
q per cent
NEv YORK, June fs-Noon--Stocks dull. Money
Easy IT ial<. EIckange-Long, 36.; short,
49,. Governments neglected.
RrsniR1 -Exehsnge duh and steady, Money
easy At ia1A psr cent sub-Tressury balances
Coin, sis4. 276,oOo; currency 81. $4,000. Govern
ments dail asd stosir: 4 per cents, i2S; ~ per
cssts, le7A. State bends dun.
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Augusta County Matters.

I'VtCIaI IFItBIHIH % IHs DItPAECu.I
STANTON, June 2S.-Nr. Jacob h. Harms
berger, aged about sixty years, prosperous
farmer and highly. esteemed citizen, who re-
sided near Barter Brock, In Augusta coun-
~, died last night. lie had been unvell but
a short while. The remains we're conveyed
70 IlarrisonburS for intermept.
Mr.. Edward EchoI left this afternoon fer
New York, where be joins bis fsther, Gen
ersl John Echoh, and then both sail for Eu-
rope, TO be absent till October.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-29
KILLED By Lightning.

Ispeclh NIegram 70 TIC HIspaichI
NEWMARKET, Va. june pa severe
thunder storm wn witnessed here this after
noon. j W.Whitmire's residence, tive aud
a bat miles east OF this plses, was struck by
stRutiy Killed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-29
A Mig strike sm m inent

PTTTsUnsn, Pa, Juae 2.-Indic,tions
today are not favorabls for a settlement OF
the wages OF the iron-workers. A iinal effort
will be made tomorrow TO reach an AMIGA.
BILE settlement, but from the decided stand
tue manufacturers and Amaigamsted Assoc
cation have taken IL Is feared the new scale
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-29
CongrsssnaA a's Election in oregon.
icy tslsxrssh 10 the Dispatch.l

PORTLAND, OKsGoN. June 2S.-The official
canvass Of the vote OF the state on the con-
sres.ional election resulted A. follows
Hermann (nepublicsn), 32,S20; John Nj.
Soaring tDeuscrsth 25,h2; G. NJ. Miller
tProhislIionl 1874. Hsrmann's plurality,
1.470.
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MARRIAGES.

FDWARDs-ASHTAND- Married, in Rich.
rnond Va June q. 1873. b. rev r. III. bltI
CLIFTON EDWARDS and BIkA LIE ASH.
LAND.
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AInshn Tribor AZ war.

4 Seattle wv. IT, telegram saws: The
steam schooner Leo arrived yesterday from
Alaska. Among her passengers were TWEEN
ty-two miners and pTOspectors, who report u
fatal conflict between two tribes OF Alaska
Indians, the Chilcats and Sitkas. The for
mer hold a monopoly for freishtlog for
miners from the coast 10 the Elines, and re-
fuse to allow the other Indians 10 engage in
the business, and sometimes interfere with
white men who attempt to carry
in their own baggage. They charge
exorbilant prices, and make over a.
day. Two weeks ago large
party Of prospcctsrs started up the Yukon
with tribe Of sitka Indians under Chief
George as ireghters A combat resulted, in
which toe chief Of the Chilcats was killed.
The Indians demanded life for life, and
chased the Sitkas into HAnss, a white settle
went. The whites protected the life OF Chief
George during The day. but at night be was
murdered by the steaithy Chilcats. Fearing
q uaAs,scrc. the whites sent 10 the COST FOR
help, which arrived iutt IN time, In shape OF
a man .0f-war. The prespectors say the
Chicats are very inselent, and are being
urged to more violence by the widow Of the
murdered chief They ais0 say that white
man has slim protecasn from the aVaricious
and muTderous redskins.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, June 2a-yirgnia 6's, consolidated,
e.: past-due coupons, b4k do, new 80, Ola !;
d., lO-4O's, 35A. Bid to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-29

pooK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
~ nxkourxD At Ta2 plsfAgcR-tklNzk
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nor.fora'. Ae,a Phosphate

II relieves the psossration aud nervous de-
rspemenL.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, June sS-Cs.s quotations were: Flour
slow. 80. sprinE wheat 79asshc.: No. 2 red,
sO.c. No. 2 corn. Ht.c. No. oats, 32c. Mess
PORK, sii55asla6o. Lard, s. Is. Short-ries.
s. 80: SHOULDERS, sCsn.25: short-clear, E.3a.5.
Whisky. SiZ0
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MINERAL wATxxs.
VIRGINIA SPRINGS MATTERS

We are AGENTS for the ssls Of the STANDARD
VIRGINIA SPRINGS wArkRA which for 40
nAsy FEARS have maintsiaed . WORLD WIDE
REPUTATION snd gtyea sc(sf % .tse fAAED
VIRGINIA FOUNTAINS. from which NO GOT our
upplies diFect-vil:
wHlTEsULrnuk, BUFFALO LIruIA,
ALLkSHASl, KOCkBklBSE ALCN,
MAILING. wALl.ANH AfOOLA ALUM
CAPoN. WOLF TRAP,
RED SULPHUR, 8Luk RtuSE
Besides these celebrated va<srs We keep con-
stantiy on hand
BhosilNE AND ARSENIC, SARATOGA vIcaY.
HkfhokN, CO<Gkx>S,
and stocks II EUkorEAN NArERS pescrtp-
i've Pamphlets ss7t ca appiiea,ion.
fukvktI. kADD u Co. Drusgists
Agents Virginia Spripss Waters
No. Governor street., nchmend. Va
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NRUsTEES SALE.
Sd DAvis's STAND,
Is NORTH NINTH STREET.

% NOhl n NfNln okAEets
BY virius Of q deed Of assignment FROM y j.
Dayi, will sell and bang st ezseedsagy loo price
WALLPAPER,
wlNDOw-sHADEs AND rIxTUREs,
AWNINGS, OIL CLOTH, kc
The entirs stock iaust be sold IN q limited
tine Orders. largo and small. promptly tilet.
Parties wishing iholr rooms papered before the
Exposigen should call
VIII sell The STOCK a. an entiro,y cr In large OF
ANAL lets. ALLEN q. COLLINS.
leA-eod2v Trustee
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PORT or NEWPORT NEWA JUNE % 1854
by telegraph
LBRlYBn
Steamship Ixia Nov Oilsans. % coal.
Steamship hamos, Dale. Jamai. y. w. J. al coal
steamship Roanoke, liuiphors, Sow ora, and
@oi ed Tor New YOrk rfG Norfolk. ~ sn'handi-e
steamship Err, King. Now Orleans. 90 coal
Schooner Lookout Crane, Boston, 10 LOAF COAX
SAILED.
Steamship Thornhiu, Whhelell, West Hartle.
pool, having coaled.
One Pool- aud one Biiiiard-Ta nearly
new. Ivory balls and all attachments com'
plc.c. Can be seen at ". j. Mannine's,
Fourth and Broad. They cost 800, but can
be bought for much less. Apply 10
JULISk BhPORD,
l2g2 eart Main,
two doors below Di.pdteh Office.
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NORFOLK PEANUT MARKER

IUNR 2s-Markst activn ana sales literal with
tendency Of all grades ~ Improve. Primo,
3lsa3i.c.: fancy, &C., common, = s%hc., shollel,
gsa2 g.. spanish. 24a2ac, factory hand
picked, 8kAN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-29

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Steamer Ariel. Doyo, Norfolk. United states
mail. merchandise, aud passengers, L. Is. latIm.
agent
steamer Pioneer ----. Philfdelphia, nier-
chandiso and passengers, ). ~. McNarritk,
agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-29
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY. June y. 1854
sALEa-FBsr BoARD.-2i0 Virginia new IS az
5H. 100 do. at 65,..