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Grain naa Provisions.

CHICAGO. ~. June The Wheat market was
weak aud lower Trading WIS fair, and would no
doubt have been larger but inr the fact that tclc
uraphiU Communication with the last was almost
wholly cut un the Wins, owing 10 severe storms
hrinr doNn. The feeling was weak from the start,
with opening stlrs oi July at ss'tc decline, ruled
very heavy aud steadily dcclinel e more then ~
acted .o ruled easy aud rl0a,d shout a. b. lover
than yesterday. June sold OF ~ aud closed
about e. lover than yesterday. The weakness
Ma attributed q mildcr weather
only mudvmio speculative business was o..
ported in c1fu the mnrkCi ruling quiet most oi the
tc,slnn. with trading confined largely ~ room up
Ctaiuns. within o. range The tccllng dctClopgd
We 90 the whole a little easier
Oats VIEW fairly active and unsettled. The open.
Ing Wa NJ i.ft' a. decline. THIS Nus followed by a
nfiner icvllnr. the decline was Nco,CVd aud the
market closed urm,
A c1mpamti, ely ! ght Trade was reported IN the
hog pruluria aud the feeling wus easier.
Speculative Trading was confined mainly 10 July
aud september rficys iof ola the leading ARTICLES
ruled lower during the early part Of the day, but
showed more readiness during the middle ~ the
day The market nnally closed quiet and easy
The leading futures ranEcd a. follows
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.

lNMiHilN bNAhANNi"
Buying-New York and Eastern points,
demand, par; Eastern points, sight, lilo
discount Cincinnati, ST. Louis Louisville
and Chicago par New Orleans, = discodnt.
selling-New York and Eastern points,
sl.a premium; Cincinnati St. Louis Louis
VILE and Chicago ITO premium New Or
leans, par.
The local cotton market closed quiet sales
unimportant
At New Orleans spots closed quiet with
futures quiet and steady and unchanged.
Liverpool closed quiet, limited inquiry,
with futures quiet; near positions declined
point distant positions unchanged.
The New York market remains steady;
futures quiet; June declined points; rest
of TO 2 points.
At New Orleans commencing June and
every Monday thereafter, futures will open
at 1918 o'clock am. and close daily ut $50
o'clock pm. except Saturdays, which will
be the same NJ usual.
Hubbard, Price & Co. say: Large tenders
upon cotton contracts in Liverpool today
have oxertod depressing effect upon the
market, and ours in sympathy, has declined
TO the close, which was quiet but heavy, at
4 points over last evening for che same posi-
tions. A very narrow market is the result
OF the interruption Of Geographic communi-
cation by the storm and the indisposition on
the part Of operators TO trade In the summer
months. Large stocks Of cotton are be!nf
concentrated and the supply Of avaiabl,
grades among outside holders has beer
largely reduced, but spinners, as yet show
no disposition TO ebsorb the contract dcliv
cries. The visible supply Of cotton shows q
further decrease, aud is 6sOJ0 bales below
lasf vearu
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CANNED GOOus Wucapplcs. sits@t.t0
pcach A he. standard. ti .Nal'H second. al zoe
llG tomatoes. ilht sttuitfisHtii illr.standarl
ti.ut ttmNlerfics. slit mHpleuics, sl.4s black
berries, eluu uruun wrvs, NJ 90 pruri, ti,Hn
pluma. 81 10 ulpamgus. stut rrcUn corn, tiuntf
10. grccu VCls. Steel 10. cove oyster, tan
weight No hHrtr o.. siaa.tltn lsht weight.
&c. . lhs gi.nt CONDENSED MIX Crown. gh.if.
lAglc. q 90 Nwls. sLit salmon, tl0isslUl FAR
dimes tl'0 mustard sarlincf. sL.n MackCtcl,
stihlttpt herring maraUrrl ti.lh
SuHAn-iurc white, n =. OF white. SO. yellow
clarified. N,c wnncd A. n .g tnniafd Eranu.
lated, ~, powdered. ~ cut loaf, p',c. opcu koi-
tie. uisHi',c a. strong.
COfrfL common, i5',C orlluau. -. falr,
~ prime lio, 1877 chuiCu to fancy. 0fslc. old
government anntr. strong.
kAiT=stgiuaw, ti.h pCf barrel ohio River,
tisOvLl Icf hafrcl. innisana, ella tacks, nnv,
ii w ooane. ti.it pkis. ,at5c
Mut-laulslaua, A. s,tig, Carollna. eei5c.
kfANUu=if
Ciiti-E-rumo fats --; New York factory,
-. fall Un'ain, H. Young America. ic
MuLAk~l.s= Louisiana common o. ialr, 2htt,sc
prime vhuUc aitiiny fan y, A. uutuiufalA com
mon io ialt Gaises prime 70 ChuicC, ngaci tlfhp
3fstnT nm.
tANbiEs-silcke an flfcs In bxs plt aud hris
q1 dolc ianrl assorted, WssllsC extra innci
soGf RSp cANDLEs-soap a,.ssc candles
full weight " az.
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Cash quotations wcrc as follows
linufmQulrt nud unchanged.
No 2sprns Nucat ~ - No afptins wheat
''g No. I'D. 'o.fii,,
No uais, sl',a
No. Uu, N'. ~
No. barley. nominal
No haRsncl sliA
Primo Timothy scci. ti.et.
Mos pufk. prf hauVl tit 01ii.A
Lard. trf 10 NJ. fadl'tnae,
thortflh sldcs. iuIiac, aAt,t,Ai1
nf, alicd shoulder boxed, fAil'1tN
short clear sides. boxed tCulstbtlt
Receipts lout lou hIls wheat 1900 hu.
corn. iN,ool bw oa''' 21ivVb u re, aoV1 bu. har.
shipment. Flonr. it.Oo brs wheat ip.ool hu.
corn, aise1 bu, oats liAoNQ bu pc iuQQ bu. bar
ley 2.uu hn.
Nc. iOUlR No. June Flour Unchanrc,i.
Wheat Lover cash se'sC juno closed is' II
asked JULY ii'.siIsc ltd september 'Ess'i
oorn-pun No. , mixed, cs,h, mt,anigr
lune closed a. ai',g July $40 a'kci. september
0in-wenk No 2 cash. &c s,kcd June. -. r.
iisJ-sisady, prairie. s5.OO5S,0 timothy. 80
diiia
ihan-tsatNc
i1assccda ouotahlc siN.
Iced llarlly o. strong ~ yesterday chemical
nuuer Unchanged crcancp, is9ioc daly,
KeSz Higher io'sguc
tommcaia ootll0
Provisions pull aud weak ali around.
KANSAS CITY, No. june Wheat Quiet No.
/ rcd, each, &c nskcd July 'ac bid GA askci. Az.
| fustooc alked 40 toit cash. 10
Corn Weaker No. 2 cash, a'sc asked No .
/ white cash. &c bid.
'osi-No. : cash 100 bid. 20. utod
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GENERAL TRADE.

In the local market but few changes were made
today eggs advanced. poultry a shade lower. new
potatoes and onions lower The Merchants Ex-
change blackboAnis wcro without Chicago noard
Of Trade quotations. AMI also without New York
stock noarl quotations today. owing 10 the action
II these uoarisW reference 10 the BUCKET shops
war
AZ New Orleans the sugar market i strong With
prices well maintained Udncl goods In good dc.
mand. Molass's quiet but firm. Mcc Ia good dc.
inand. Market strong at outside prices.
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bags. including June. sI65a. July, sl665 Sep
TENDER, sl6.9O@l70G octobet slL0O@l705; De
ccmber, sl7lO@l7l5: March, si7.2O Spot Rio
quiet and firm fair cargocs, I$1c.
sngar--Raw, quiet and fnl refined, firm and
quiet
Molasses- Foreign. firm and Quiet open kettle
good fancy, 2sQgi6c.
Ricc-Qulet and steady domestic, 4'4@G}sc
Japan 49495hc.
CINCINNATI, o., June I.--Whsky, firm; sales
G1g barrels finished goods on basis sl.O2
Butter-Dull.
Sugar-Firm,
Eggs--Quiet. i2@12lzc.
Cheesc-Firm.
CHICAGO ILL.,, juno lon the Produce Ex'
change today the butter market was firm; fancy
creamery, lb12@l7c; choice TO fine, l2M1l5c; line
dairy, l2@li1ac; fair 10 good, s@lOc,
Eggs-Firm 12%c.
NEW ORLEANS, L., June /. Markets I'M
changed
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TisTt-Markcrci h,iibrs, Va. I, s1i1 No g.
sATr SO % "a ~ inih kitt 80. I, aii No. % ", 20.
by h1ruuI umly ar pgr box North Carolina
rur herring half hds. tist White hsh. hall brs.
500
lipG rRODuCrs-Q PORK. siiolFii2E
sugarcurd hams iO' fil'fg hn'tkist htruu, ~
taiu' a. clear rlb sldr bacon. q zoo DO shoulders
81 s. bulk p1rg, clear sides u'sstu tr clear rb
sides bisaais. long cleuf, o. .f snuuidcr. h'C
LARD TO-. tisc. halt bril-, iisC kcEs. 80
rltnirp kettle. So a. quiet
fl,ksH MEAr--il,rt. hlndquaflcrs if5C iorr
quarter % sac City hogs. 6sic. ruuniry dn.sscd.
Ii fhc per ln
fGs'FEEr- nrls. p01 half brls g. %. koFl.
slIA
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and steady as follows june i05S@l06o July ,lo.5o9
1000; August, lO.s6@lOS7 september, 9ss@0Si;
October G5i@a55; November, ai5G946; Deccm.
Der, 0i6@oAS January a54@955; February o.6l
@9.6S; March, 96s@97o Sales, $500 bales
LIVERPOOL.
AZ noon Spots quiet, limited inquiry. Sales
5000 bales Of which 1000 were American. Receipts
1900 bales, Of which 1850 were American. Clos
Ing quotations were us follows Ordinary, o 7'lGd;
good ordinary, sd; low middling, 3 l3.l6d; mid
ding, Cd good mlddlIng, 6lId
Futures opened quiet and steady and closed
quiet
THESE prices are given In pence and 6iths, thus
Cos means 63-6id, and 5.0l means lGid,l
At pm; June, 662 buyers June July, 662
buyers Juy-August, GOO sellers; AugustSep,om
Der, Sos sellers; septcmber-october 5.ii sellers
October.Noycmbcr 53j sellers Noyembcr-Dcccm'
Der, 5s2 values December January 532 sellers
September h63 sellers
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FtoUR-From storc. family. si5t choice, sti0
fancy. siJO. extra iancy, sijt patent sluJ is'.lh
steady
COiNMEAL-rctr. 218lW roller t,i0
steady.
RENNs AND PEAs-Nayy beans q SSs2Ol. me.
dluui, 90 Itati9O.
OAfMEAl.-ln half bfls. 81 10 from store
CHAtkEit@-~oia. extra, ig treble extra, 90
a. AZ. ginger sua,s. 5.ts g assorted lumblcs, Hes
~ =. rpum cWrkrrs 81 ..ts. IL.
titACKED WnEAr-ln half bff 80 from
tturr.
HOMINY AND GRir5-Frim store. "a
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CArTLE-Choice TO extra 3k13hci good, so
SIC; scaawags TO medium, 1h@21zc; choice iced
crs $50 lbs aud up, 24Gs3c feeders, 100 to go lbs
2h@2I4c.
fioGs-cholcc cornfed. a4@5c; good, 41a9I34c;
common. 3iSGic.
snEEP-cholcc, &C; medium, SIg9ic; common,
sLO00l 30.
LXMBs~Choicc &c; common to good, per head,
.0c,a
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INrrRIon MovEMENr NJ 3l.
PLANTATION MOVEMENT.

The New York Fmnncili Chr1Hic'e Of June l,
gives the following figures Total visible supply,
100, no bales against ,oII7a Ia 1854 These ig
urcs indicate n decrease OF cotton Ia sight OF 6s,.
so bales o. compared with the same date In isss
aud a decrease OF 80 GOj bales us compared with
satne date On 1871
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ttNY-Cholco. from store Sci carload from lcvcc
or depot, SO lndlaUs prime, liom sintc. i'a'eC
cIr load from lryco OF depot slills. loon puific,
ifom siof'. tpsois car load, irJm lctcc of depot
ttuuIaiiW
Cui,N-Fum ftorc. white. iG' gffEc. mixed, iic
from irv,e or DEPOT white. in buk I'D luc IN
farks. &C. mixed, iu bulk, ils 10 strss, ilr.
HIRAM -fmm store. ~ 500, irum lcNcc or do
pot. elihltiln
OATs-lum Store. white. sGsiir mixed. gta
$50 from lotvn ut dvIut white. ll hnlk. lllf Be- Ia
sacks. .lc. mixed iu bulk. ~. in sacks, a1c.
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NEW YORK, June lin dry goods today fair
business was done In flannels, which appear easy
to sell. The tone IL strong ali along the line.
Agents have made the following advanced prices
Of bleached sheelings Cabot r. &c; Cabot ~,
rs New York Mills, ~, 1870, Finyle, IA, lllc.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
lsoNEy 2 TO PER GENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE 81. so PREM. SELLING.

Cotton ouiet-Middling Cotton 10 li-lec
Sales Today, - Bales-The Gem
eral Market lie steady-Meats Are
Quiet
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,o,,on seed I,ro,,nrl..

MEAi,-rnmc. sisOlsisiO les than car load,
tRgHs N ~ meal. N6ooalljo les than car
COTTON SKID -Rallroad. sLol. river. 500 per
tlu
Oli,-Phme crude ssglOc m crude. a0@Dc.
pfiiuc summer yellow, Eesssg, % sugauigf yellow,
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DAILY COrTON .FTArruENr.

Impufb-N a q. . NAT -, la y, b. Ms J.
RI! C,o&sW, LNo&T,-. KCs& ~.
h,t&h-.TM. IN, D. steamers, -, wagons. O.
total, " bilcs
Espors-L&N. cO6sw 49,; LNo&r,
MAC 20 steamers Norih, -, total, % bales
DAILY roEr ANp INTERIOR MOVEMENT
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Tnr we'll known strengthening properties
Of iron. combined with other tonics and n
most perfect ncryine, are found In Carriers
Iron Pills which strengthen the nerves aud
body aud improve the blood and com
ulpKion
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NEW YORK.
Spots opened steady and closed steady middliug
liisc sales. 80 bales Quotations were A. O.
lows Ordinary. ~. good ordinary, orc low mid.
dluR. 10 iiioc middling. iiisc good mddliug.
ii,sc mlddling lair. y 5icc fair y i5loc.
fuiurcs opened dun and closed quiet a. follow
June, i0b5ai0ss July 10 e3gi0Gs August iomt
100 September. ioi29ioiA October. p.te99 ~
November. ssiepsz December, asiaaS, jauu
airy. esiaag2 February. apaaiooo March, 400
April. ioi5sioie May, io2lsio2i Sales 1850
bales
HEw onLEANa
The spot market opened quiet aud closed quleii
mlddllng. 1850. Sales. 600 bales Quotations afv
a. follows ordirsry. ~ good ordinary esiz low
mIddlinr, icfr middllns. i0,.c good mladllhs
IKE
rulnrcs openo,i a uIe, and steady and closed qnis
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Groceries.

EEN YORK, June i.-Conec- Options orcncd
dull and unchanged q . points down. aud closed
steady aud unchanged 10 10 point up salcs, n Nv
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40@i2c: choice cooking summer yellow. 50952ci
prime summer white 4lMiGc.
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Wool.

ST. LOUIS No, June l.--wool-ln active dc.
mand with fairly steady market
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Iinn.rhnIh SnnnIIcs.

APPLES Ootth1 pcr hfl Dried apples $40
pcr 10 irm uon'. Dried peaches 80 ifum tiufr
fWuit-stcady. Oranges MCsina, tLineft ao
pcr tox. California. siul pvflON Lemons ti.Ht
iun psr tnx mnanat a. 'n.tl b pcf bunch naicr
7ltc Pigs, o. Else tTr pound
NTgErAnii rs onion. sio0 per hrl. sacks stOn.
cablarc, New Orleans, crate. sl'helut garlic, a1c
prf iul
Nurs-Cocainuis. e. 'A4to0 per 100 PEANUT.
Virginia. f.isr Ienncsscc hrmcr' stock, H.tor.
fuistri iaii,o higher shcilcd, rci 'C white ~.
spanish. la lvcaus. rvxna, old, ieiia Arkansis,
a.i's. Italian rhCstuuta, iuHtr
ulIfEltaliuurruc it.ilN. creamery, ihtoc.
dairy, t1entilr county, lh.fiF
rOfAfOtse Firm. new, e ao t25A pcf bril- sWcCL
ClUER -Onrk. ESQ rcr Lll, ani SO pr half
bn
NtNEGAR-r cf GAL i2siiic.
HUGS .ttrdy3 boxes. u. cases. ilc
POULTRY chickens. young, =. 'Aaf i2f mixed.
81 10 hens, tiisBl2. gcCc siilefaN ducks,
Gtn
FREM risu buffalo. las rcrl 10 cat. O. per
10. Game. peflh, Trout etc. ssiiOT Der Ia
RAi-lNa-Luldun layers 500, California, 40
urf hos.
PlCkLE-nfls sii0 half brs lLOo
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MiscrlLANrous noNDs.
COTTON MARKET.
EXCnANGr QUOTATIONS.

Tho local cotton market opened quiet and closed
steady mlddunr, 10 iiicc sales, -- bale, OF --
W cxpof,cn aud - n spinner
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary. H2iec god ordinary. VI i6c low mid.
dllnE, i0sicr miiiung. ioiiier rooi miid ing.
u bidc midiung iAlt nominal. iaif, nominal.
dusty 'tsl' e lover
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ArrnAL OFFICE,

SATURDAY EvENNG June !, 1850 !
Money is in large supply and light de-
mand. Rates, TO s per cent.
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miscellaneous
WHISKY. Straight Kcnturky BOURBON. N.tN1
Con Robertson aud Lincoln Counties. nrm az tl.'o
Nitnu Eastern nc. eiuiHIhon. aucHuiiug 90 age
nnd make. common whisky % ~ n according
30 pri1f Noihiur under 20 per crut quoted.
=G.0oyti0 lot domestic tls,'tlio cor I'm
ported.
GRASS sFEns Rod clover. tiD bu. herds soc,
poc hu nrchari rrnss. u. 10 hn timothy. sL5ift2u1
bu. German milict, siBoc bu. Hungarian, 55y,So
bu.
BAGGING -psiOi.e
TitS=tiM
snOr-Dfop u.i5. buck. sLn
IIAu=ht. |ida
TALiOM.iisc
sNUFF-Gatcita sio7f Ralph's SO y. Rail.
rad, al ~ Gail a AN's, s1n
roWpkR-kcrs, No half LEGS, tlIs quarter
kCes, fl.lh
tokLOlL-rdme white, wholesale lots, 90 per
Gallon.
ToBAcco-Common 2i8ooc other Emdes, 600
hEgswAN-oc
NAiLs-lnin. 9, 90 steel, slil
NOuis-huuy gfcasc wool uuwathei, iaftllci
clcat grrase wool nae. bury. washed, NsSoc.
tub wathrd. uoNllc.
uiDEs -bry Hint No. I. ~ 80 2. Cc dry saited,
1iig gtven salicd. No 4 49, No. 2, ac, Frccn, 20
g. 9c.nlius Ngloc thoefeklns, t,cBsio nom
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New York Dry Goods Market.

CLEVELAND. o., June .-petroleum-Qui
s. W., ll0', nc.
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CHICAGO. ill.. June i.-lank clearing sii-
$4,000.
NEW ORLEANS. La. June i.-Cloariugs Of the
banks sl2lt.Na
BALTIMORE, Nd. June l.-Clcahnss. s2.2i3,.
~. halHnoCt siiAasi.
BO,ruN, Mas. juno i.--ClraHlw today. SIS
OlLill. baiaucrs. sLiSb.2S.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June I. - Clcarings
hHAiit balances 81 .'149 i for the week
tlcannfs sa,0liitN balance sNsn,1lh
sr LOUIS No, June i-ilAk cClvlqgs 10.
duy sl5in.t1 balance, el.BiJi1 Tor lnst wcpk
=tlCiunE4 eit,1l4lse balances, stsu.ji1 tot
corresponding Wcyk last ycar-ClCafugs eii.j3d,-
drt hnlnucu, sAl2t0,H
NEW YORK. June ! The weekly bank state.
mcnt shows the tollC wing changes Reserve. 10
rtcisc. eiitfAi loans, drrutsc, slLWu. specie,
duruaasc. sl,tul,lnu, legal tenders, Increase, ell
EAlut drpuslis, inrrvasC, sii1,AW circulation, de
rnusc. 90. 20 The hanks now nOld tli.O1AG0 IN
eNr's Ol The - pr cent rdlc tcaf.nsH today,
ttBGt.iiy balances. ss.ui.GiL For the week
Gcurluw. sGg 0il.pls balances. si,Wi9A
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ceipis In port this day. is,o ..................
oolpi IN port tbs day, is,s.
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT
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Increase 10 recele,. mi, year
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-08-03

TTHE EIGHTEENTH SESSION OF THE vIR-
il GINA AGRICULTURAL and MECHANI-
CAL COLLEGE will commence ON THURSDAY,
September 18th, 1889. The location of the yir-
gina Agricultural EXPERIMENT STATION on
the College farm gives superior advantages to the
students in Agriculture.
The MACHINE SHOP has been greatly enlarged
and new machinery added, offering special in
ducements to the students in mechanics.
Tuition free. Board from IS to 50 per month.
For catalogue and further information apply TO
i. l.. LOMAX, President,
iy15 colin Blacksburg Va
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SAW CHRIST IN a VIsIoN.-Mr. Robert
Edwards, salesman fer Horace Waters &,
Co., chaplain of Naval Post SIG, G. A. R.,
and chaplain ef the Fsrragut Veterans Of
the State CT New York, tolls Of remarka-
BILE vision that he saw on July 10 last. He
ia msu of about so years of age, we'll edu-
Gated and we'll known 10 Methodist circles
of New York, snd is also we'll known as a
public lecturer. He was born 10 Sweden
SIS was on July 10 last" eaid MIR. Edwards,
II retired at my usual hour. don't exact
ly know what time awoke, but it was sud.
denly. tried to move, but found it impos-
sibe. tried to speak, but could not utter
sound. There seemed to be white mist
before my eyes f; but this gradually cleared
away and the ceiling was one mass of white,
glistenng clouds. OG top of the clouds
there was white marble palace. II know of
no building to which can compare it !;
there seemed to be no limit to ts size. |
saw our Saviour, dressed in white, sur.
rounded by multitudes of angels. They
were all praising the Saviour, but no two
spoke the same language, yet seemed to
understand them all. All at once my spirit
left my body and seemed to float toward
them. began to pray in my native tongue,
thing have not done in 40years. don't
know whether they saw me coming, but
glad = There times they did this. Then the
vision faded suddenly and 1 sat bolt upright
10 bed. don't know what to make of it,
unless it was an answer to my prayer to
God to open my eyes and show me saliva
tion u
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HOTELS.
Patterson's Eldorado House,
NO. 319.321 CAMERON STREET

Near Old Tontine HoteD.
Having this day June 27) taken charge of the
above elegantly furnished house, am prepared
to serve my friends and the public with the best
of everything found in first-class restaurant and
bar room. Thanking my friends for past favors
l shall be glad to see and serve them at my new
place. I. j.. PATTERSON.
Pool Room and Private Dining Rooms jy5
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A TRYING Time for "stonewall'' Jackson

A Trying Time for 'Stonewall'' Jackson
Next came QUE Of those re.iois "h; n
Jack, OF, nn,ics cifcums arc aust Il ilg
to &c euerfe:ic III d. rirly 81 .ot-t q
own principles D;spa ohed Il y ih
to meet IN , folc-s watch y ere ,.s,ir.t,..e nu-
der Pope, he had, iu c,nsequsnc. ii in.
sotficiency Of lis force, TO remain ;Lec We
frcm July II to August 8, 1862 Taesc ase
Just III times when every newspaper 10 d
democraiically governed county beaiL5 TO
cry out agsins. the sioth and Inactivity OF &
general. Nor will any previous reputation
for zeal and activity save him from such
charges. They were constantly and fresly
preferred against the Duke OF Wellington
in the Peninsula during some OF his most
wise and necessary peuses 10 that long con-
test. and after some of his mos; brilliant
victories had shown the world Of Whist atuf
be was made, and had shown England
how entirely she could t,usI him.
Jackson, however wss strictly edher-
ing TO his own principle, "NeVer fight
against heavy odds, If by sny possible
mar puvring you can huIl your OWE force
op only part, and thnt tho weakest part,
Of your enemy and crush It," For the lat
ter purpose 1t ia tften necessary 10 hde ones
time and to have patience ii bidiDg it,
which s not always eas- In this instance
the time wss enlirsly independent of any
thing that Jackeon could do As Lee pus
it, "The uncertainty tDat then surrounded
the designs of Mcclellan rendered itinexpe'
dent to reinforce him (Jecksop) from the
army of Richmond" Those are facts, how
ever, which ere seldom taken into full &C
count in the ranks of en- army, and very
rarely indeed by sensational newspaper
writers, who during war discourse so
learnedly ou ali that goss on. Had ibis
time OF waiting been longer thar, fortunately
for Jackson, it actually was, his Inactivity"
would doubtless have been The subject of
many enviog leading article. In these
days Of teiegraphic daily reports, even three
uneventful weeks-,be time during which
he actually remained quiescent-may suffice
to damn the fairest military reputation
Lord VolSeley Ia North american Reuie,O for
A7JOuSt
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Arlington Institute

A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOB GIRLS
621 DUKE ST, ALEXANDRIA, VA,
offers superior educational advantages with pleas-
ant home.
Full corps of teachers. Course Of instruction
thorough Health carefully attended to. Terms
moderate
For catalogues, address
Mics REBECCA @. POWELL, Principal.
Reference-Rt. Rev. A. NJ Randolph, DID,, Gov.
Fitzhugh Lee, and L. M Blackford, esq.
iy3-eo2m
TEyHE VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE has
Il Just closed its Semi.Centennial Jubilee, and
will continue on the 4th of September to provide
its system of thorough military training, dis
tinctive course of academic instruction and tech
ncal instruction in the several branches of sp-
piled science; thus enabling graduate in the
academic school TO gain professional degree
as q Bachelor OF Science or Civil Engineer.
These advantages are secured on terms not cx
ceeding $50 month, as an average for the entire
course including clothing in addition to the ordi-
nary college expenses
For catalogue address
General FRANCIS H. SMITH,
y19 tawSt Superintendent.
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