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Correspopdsnce Of the pispstch.

Instructive Storm-FaU Of a Bremery-
Fatal Acc,dent-Fare-M0rtalaty, &c.
PHILADELPHIA, July 21st
esterday afternoon, about 5 O'Clock,
uhie the mercury was at 90, violent storm
&tUse and the rain came down in torrents,
causing considerable damage in various
parts Of the city by overlooking the cellars.
Aeksrs Hood 4 Co., Schaeffer & Co, and a
large number of other merchants suffered
henyily from damage to the goods in their
cellars, caused by the sudden rush of water.
Alter the storm the mercury stood at 70.
kbout IL o'clock yesterday q portion of
the brewery of Poultney & Massey, near the
cofner of 10Th and Hilbert streets, fell in,
severely injuring German named John
Deitch, who was caught between two joists
ma remained in that painful position some
line before being released.
III. Barber, a resident of Spring Garden,
ms killed Thursday afternoon, by the cars
on the Norristown Railroad, while attempt
in8 to jump on them.
7he market at present, is overstocked
Nfh cucumbers, and sales were made yes
to-day, from the foot of Market street, at
~ cents per bushel.
There were four deaths here yesterday
ffom sun stroke.
destructive fire was raging in the woods,
Se.p"t GOV On hiiiOo luis Sido Vi tlS ADS6c0m
Mage, along the Camden and Atlantic Rail
road, on Wednesday, by which large guam
tily OF timber will be destroyed. The fire
of1ginated from sparks thrown out by a 10
o0motive. Hundreds and thousands of acres
cfwoOdiand are yearly burned over in the
s0Qthern sections of New Jersey, and some
times these CONGREGATIONS assume a very for
midable character
q few evening since, the garden attached
10 the premises of Veto Wit, on Fourth
ettest, above Gaskill, suddenly sunk a dis
t4dce of ten or twelve feet.
There have been 900 deaths here this week,
ofswhioh 20 were of consumption
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Stnr,n-sC Case of John L. Wheeler
- ssy N 7remeht IF Steamers. The CAM
kipartk Accident Literary Re Union -
= ,tonor Sellers, DC.
New YORK, July 81, 1855.
The heavy storm Thursday night did !
+ cd deal of damage in Brooklyn. The Pal
mic sperm oil factory of Gwznne & Co.
EIued at sos, 900 was blown dow n and total
ruined. II was FIRST struck by lightning
Mich materially weakened the walls.
TIC rescue of j. l.. Wheeiers slaves mas
hated much excitement in CERTAIN S,Ic, ,,
%ke He WAS to have sailed IN tne ~: molsn,
- Light, which left yesterday anu WIN "'"
4delayed two weeks.
a. Rronson came out yesterday in an
<e;fn strongly against the constitutional
III Of the Maine Law.
re Empire City, for California, sailed
serdsy. crowded with passengers: The
III Star. for Havre, sails TO day with l2o
5zS sengers and $4,000 The jamestown,
Richmond also sailed to-day. She
ought over one hundred passengers here
her last trip.
~ lad was arrested yesterday for picking
pocket of young lady, on the Northern
In of her ticket for California and four
lars, leaving her in very disagreeable
Sation
az ." Camp Worth" accident promises to
n. IN onn,her death. Mrs. Cassel, the
H., of the infant who was killed, and
herself was badly wounded, is in a
nrecarious condition. She is but Is
81 of age, end is woman of great per-
a beauty. The officers of the National
fsrd" acted as pail bearers at the funeral
the infant.
8 fhe New York Booksellers Association
~ q in contemplation grand banquet at
~ Irving House. to which they intend in
Ing all the authors and publishers of dis
elton in the COMMUNICATING grand lit
Try re union.
The immigration from Europe, at this
btixt, continues to exhibit large decrease
fHo arrivals during the week past have only
b1en 2jO8 Total since the first of January
g date, n, 1881; same time last year, 100, FOG.
Increase, 82,375.
"a call for a State Convention of liquor
Tiers, to nominate Liquor Ticket" or
II opponent of Prohibition, at the ensuing
~ election, has been published.
Mrs. Ann Stephens, the authoress has
Ien seriously i'll again the few days past,
- is now convalescent.
The schr. Fanny Fern arrived yesterday,
k0m New Orleans, and reports the death, on
- passage, of her first mate and steward by
low fever.
"a bout thirty members of the Albany Com
On Council came down to the city yester-
81 morning, for the purpose Of visiting the
U6fitutions
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4 yOOkING RANGES, HOT AIR FUR
IMAGES, &c.-Ws are now putting up MOTIFS
PATENT TUBULAR OVEN RANGE, with and
without boilers attached. This Range net sur.
psssed by any In this country for cooking for it,
economy In fuel.
Also, Water Closets, Stationary Wash Btands, B ..
shng Fixtures, FOR hot and cold water all of whiet
re will put up and warrant to give satisfaction.
We also pu' up CHILsONS PATENT H0f-Afh
FURNACE, which, for Its durability, economy In
uel, and the great amount Of fresh air heated and
istribatsd through the registers 10 unsquallsd by
sny furnace now In use.
q. A. 1AR0AMIN,Jl.,
NH Is 2ol corner Of Main and 10th -.
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TusAccrp.sr on THE vE.Mosr cEsT.AL Rail- az,
ROAD rae sesasnt on the wsrmo - ~
iosa. p.emoa. h,.h ieft RI uses Peint Thursday
sisepnoan. ' Il wa. drawn By the .r.r e, .john
Smith, which exploded nsa. MI. On rsI ss SoGnt
"a dnwn 40 emSansmen. OF 90 feet and were com.
pi.ts wrseK The baggage car wa. nearly demol-
ts az vss literally tom to pieces. Mr.. French,
tse snsinser. Was also killed and the fireman was
a badiy th,t he 10 DOT expected to recover.
Tree ps,seusen we're eighty injured The track
VISA Considerably dsm.ged, but trains are now pass
ing again with regularity.
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wal PORTIONS OF the machinery of the U, 8
n irigate merrimac, arrived at the nav ~. "a
4cston, Friday. 'N'o
Immense foundry is projected at the psyy
20 cover three acres. The friqate Cumhsr.
70 going into dock for repairs.
ingate Potomac, Commander Powell
Jog the orosd pennant of Commodore PauId.
the Home Squadron was towed down h
pt0n Roads on Friday. "
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poh GOING A-BEGGING AT Wellsburg, last
lot OF hJur was offered tor 81 per barrel.
Individual who had been sholdinp nm" far q
price, not being willing some time ago TO take
PER barrel. The II our would not bring the 81.
vas ieit on commission for want OF pu rch as or
81, we understand, was also made to furnish
rom new wheat at S. per barrel, after hsr.
pa' no one WAS found willing to purchase AT
&pries.-StesbensUille %. } Herald.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN ST LOUISA most de-
structive fire occurred 10 1t. Louis NO. Tuesday
pisht last Ii commenced In the stable of Mr. Skid
more near the Merchants Hotel. The flames speed
lily destroyed that building and number of horses
la The Merchants Hotel next took fire aud was
entirely destroyed Several of the boa,ders
rowly escaped. shernan's Trass factory aiso
stroyed, With four five other buildings The St.
Louis Democrat estimst es the loss at SIS 600.
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AND IN HENPTCO FOP C1TE Ar

| AND IN HENRICO FOR SALE AT
- AUCTION Will be sold at public auction, on
the premises, on Friday, the 9th July. the Farm at
present owned and occupied BY he subscriber stu
ated about nine miles North of the city of Richmo
immediately the Richmond, FIedericksburg and
Potomac Railroad, and the Richmond and CharIotts.
vile Plank Road, both of which roads run within
very easy and convenient, and adjoining the lands
of VIM. Taylor, Eco, Sam'l A Reeve 4 Bro. and
others. There ara I72 acres of land, about 100 of
remainder in woods
The buildings comfortable and suitable for q
arm of the size. Possession to about so of the
open land will be given at once, in order that the
purchaser may prepare for crop of wheat. The
field for wheat this year, thought to be good for
from 8 to 400 bushels.
Persons wishing to buy, invited to view the
land before the day of SALE which will be shown by
the subscriber with pleasure
Terms accommodating, and made known on the
day of sale. P. Ii. WALDROP
jy 1885,
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lAtLaoap CONVENTION The Railroad Conven.
ton at Buffalo. N. Y, adjourned on Friday. There
were tweLtY-three railroad companies and four iinei
OF .teame rs represented BY fifty delegates The at
tempt to reconcile the N. Y. Central and N. Y. and
Erie R,itroad companies proved failure seriel
of resolutions adopted proposing after the first
Of August next to do away with all runners aud out
side agents the present manner of exaggerated ad
yertiaing through hand bills and poster.
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DICHMOND SODA WATER AMI

RICHMOND SODA WATER AND
ke BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT-It
tied fact that the only genuine article of Bottled
SODA WATER, in the city, is put up by III Nc.
CORMACk CO., who 6atter themselves that ths Y
are able to compete with any mandatory, either
North or South, having been engage in the bushes
for seven years past.
70 avoid mposition, be sure TO sail for M McCOR
MACK'S SODA WATER.
N. b; All orders, either from city or country
promptly attended to.
Soda Water, Porter and Ale delivered In all parts
of the city daily.
Allpersens having our bottles, will please return
them immediately. M. MCCORMICK CO.,
&C l4-ts No. S08 Brosdst.
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Hs FIGHTING We learn from "BelIs Lifen
me great night between Tom Paddock and
Jonas, Tor 800 side, has resulted in the
.ne .ormer, alter fighting sixty. one
os. both men were severely punished
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At NEW ORLEASs-The Verandah Hotel
oflesns, was totally destroyed by fire on
esasy night. Loss estimated at $50 600
= covered BY an Insurance of S95 600
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nRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES

- we are Offering great bargains Of all kinds
Dry Goods TO maize room for our Fall stock Not.
WIZ wi,tinAndins our fermer low prices have mads
st'n .anhef REDUCTIONS Our assartment Of Rfack
ane fancy Silks. Ladies Dress Sods OF different
Gssyies Emsroid-r aud Ribbons Is very good yet
1o, LOCI OF Prints. Lineas Biesched and Brswr
large, With full supaly Of eyer,thiue ususltY Ken,
erybody. II a. WpsESRanW
~ ~ ~ ~ 1873 Brosd ct,
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kcsiDEsT.-Two ladies. Mrs Drown and Mr.
ponsld, were thrown from buggy al the m
end OF the First Ward Ia Wheeling. Thursdsy
severely injured.
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psEhAL The military companies Of Norfolk.
me marine corps on station there, psrsded on
pay, 70 attend the funeral of the late Col. Nor.
~ Cooke OF that city.
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HEAVY RAINS In King George county a heavy
rain fell Thursdsy night The mail carrier. Mr. Jas
BROOKS lost his horse in crossing stream between
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WHAT THE VIRGINIA GAZETTF

WHAT THE VIRGINIA GAZETTE
w SAYS,-f you wish exact image of your
face and features which you hand down to your
latest post Gritty, drop in to see Messrs. POWERS l.
DUKE. Their Daeuerreotypes never fade and be-
side true IA itself You can see the
very fire sparkling in the eye. We have tried the
artistic SIX i'll of these gentlemen, and therefore speak
from experience.
Those who have beauty, should to this firm take it;
Those Who have none. should GO to them make il.
jy Is Tiy0inio Gazette
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~ dovernor of Missouri, has commuted the
lshmsnt OF Hays. found guilty of the murder
Rfown. 10 Howard county, TO imprisonment tor
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FUTURE DAY;
BY RENT, PAINE & KENT.
75000 DOLLARS WORTH OF

ayOOO DRY GOODS AT AUCTION -
On 19EsDAY; the sIst instant, Commencing at IL
eocs, We will sell at the store Of Valentine Cren-
shaw 1 CouplnS, No so Broad street, the entire
osisnce OF their stock Of Goods, somprisnr lsrse
ana handsome assortment of choice retailing 0oods
ers. - ~ AA'iJ eesi-
among the Goods will be found large and spleu.
o lot OF rich brocsde plaid striped and plain Silks;
Ce iaineg Bombszines and Alpsc,s; large lot of
s,oths and Cassimeres. S,tnets, Tweeds, and Ken.
py jeans Priots Ginshams, Linseys Fiannes and
S ZEN and Plaid Shawl'; Brussel, ply snd ingram
IA, I;.peGnnes and Rags bleached and brown Domes
aSS uioves, Hosiery, No. &e-beins one of the
i.rgest and desirable stocks OF Dry Good ever
onered at auction In this market
Terms at sale. KENT, PAINE CO.
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The best evidence that can be adduced
in favor of the efficacousness of HoofAnd's German
Bitters, prepared by DR. C M. Jackson, is the up.
preoedented demand for them from all parts of the
prepared and represented as being worthy of libs
"a patronage, yet we feel constr AIM ed to remark
that the vast number of testimonials with which the
highest character and responsibility, who found it
necessary to have recourse to his preparation is
timony sufficiently conclusive that more effectunl
remedy for the almost immediate relief of those at.
feted with that direful malsdy, Dyspepsia has ne
Agents for this city-M .ssrs. PURCELL lLApp l.
Co., and BENNETT l. BEH2s. Dragsists.
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BY GODDTN 4 APPERsoN.
VERY VALUABLE FARM 2 MILES

HSN Ut hICHMUNU FOX BAEE-"Bel-
mont two miles from Richmond, on the New
nr,age rosd u still offered for sale privately up 20
W.EIpNEsDAY, the 18th of this month, when it
VIII Dc offered on the premises. at O'Clock Ia the
The owner 10 determined to SEN as he desires to no
south Possession will therefore be given immedi-
steiy Forty acres are now in Corn, which ba. been
uation. "
The HegIoes on the premises will be bired to the
purchase for the balance If the ye,r, IL desired
Come one and all no desire to buy, a. a bsresip
will be given.
TERMs-One-third cash; balance with interest in
misses C5OnDIN DE ocS ~, Pie-
jy IA AGMcON,
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TOBACCO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

\ HEATH ALLEN, Ban Francisco, Calfornis,
ana iS4 Front st.. New York, sell Tobacco com.
sslon Greet from and per account of the Virgins
msou'actnrers, and 10 whom refer.
mesrs Edmond Davenport K Co., Richmond will
reply TO any questios and any business for
our house -
:, Having established a branch Of our house in New
Ioff our resident partner in that city will give his
personal attention to tbs receiving, transhpprs and
securing the lowest Of freight free of commits
ROM on all goods consigned to our San Francisco
uSuse l8-d& w1v
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LIGHTNING RODS LIG HTNINC

patentee of one of the best lightning Rods in the
United states. by which now prepared to put
tnem up In town and country ut prices greatly below
that charged for similar Rode at present. We will
ALSO sell the Rods and Fixtures to persons wishing
70 put them up themselves. at small advance on
the cost. q. L A. RAR9AMIN, JR,
my III Corner 10th and Main st,er Eta.
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SHELL LIME -ATTENTION FARM
~ ERS-I am now prepared to fill all orders tn 1t
| may receive for Shell Lime For further informa-
ton address me through the city post office.
ly 2O-d1mc4t JOHN MOSS.
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Rev. Jacob Winaus, of the Presbyterian church,
1ed in Washington on Friday

Rev. Jacob Winans of the Presbyterian church,
died in Washington on Friday.
g. s Cox E.a of Columbus, Ohio, Secretary of
Legation TO Lima, sailed from New York Friday.
Harves. hands are very scarce In the vicinity of
Wheeling, vs..
Small pox is prevailing to slight extent in Gym
| thiaus, Ky.
without giving decision 10 the liquor case.
The average yearly loss by fire In New York is
81 000000
| Billy Babcock-aped one hundred years-lately
| Visited N P. Willis, Esq.
Only thirteen deaths 10 Savannah. Georgia, last
week.
Thejail of Jacinton, Tishamingo 1unty, Mise
| was burned on the 9th lost.
Captain w Owens, and three others, of the
| Kinney Expedition, returned TO Boston on riday
The President on Saturday, pardoned six boys
| sentenced to prison in Washington tor rioting
L. A. Garland. ESQ has been elected President
of the Alabama University, vice Rev. Dr. B. Manly,
| resigned.
Rev Mr Eskridge, Chaplin United States Navy
| has been ordered to the United States receiving
| ship Pennsylvania az Norfolk.
| child of f L Davenport, the tragedian, died at
North Cambridge, Mass., Wednesday, of cholera
DR. T Dunspaueb, was robbed by burglars OF
81 900, at Client, Columbia county, N. Y, on
There are forty steamboats, II Ia said. laid I'D for
W mt of business or for repairs, above below and
opposite the levee at st. Louis.
Michael w. Cluskey, of Washington, has been
appointed Secretary of Legation to Hawaiian EN-.
| bsssy accredited to this Government
The land sales in the Fort Des Moines public
land district amounted, in the month of June, to
$2i4 1903 95.
Mrs. Read, wife of T Buchanan Read, the poet
and painter died recently from brain fever In
Florence, Italy
Hon Chas Sumner, of Mass, was badly hurt
at Chicago, recently, by being thrown from bug
gy.
The sum of S64l 90 has been refunded by the U.
States Government, at Wilmingto N c., Tor duty
paid under protest while the reciprocity treaty
was berg ratified.
DR. Elisha Bartlett formerly Mayor of Lowell. and
late professor In the College Of Phi scians and Sur-
geous In New York, died Ia Smithfield, R. /. Fri.
day morning.
D. POWELL freight master on the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad, was killed last week by his head coming
10 contact with bridge, under which the train
was passing.
The thermometer stood at 100 degrees in the shade
Friiay in Chicago.
The Providence Journal predicts that the Mas.s.
chusetts Personal Liberty Qualification Law will
not survive another session of the Masssch usetts
l. ,gislature.
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN-
T. COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND

~ IN UPPER END OF HENRICO COUNTY
At AUcTIoN-By virtue of decree of Henrco
County In the suit Of Padset Griffin the UNDER
will sell, on MONDAY, the 9th day of August at
Henrco County Courthouse, Chat being court day }
tract OF Land in the upper end of Henrico county
adjoining the lands of Andrew Padeet and Others,
eins part of the tract formerly owned by VIM.
Thorp decd, containing twenty eight acres, be the
same more or less
TERMs.-One-fourth cash; the balance on a credit
of six months, the purchaser executing bond with
good security and the title retained until the pur
chase money is fully paid and conveyance directed
by tSe Court JOHN NJ DAVIS
il I9-td EnacisI Gomni..innar
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AUCTION sAnHs.
I .EATHER MOROCCO. LININGs. = !,

IN commencing ct 10 o'siock ut eur store. No will
sell st s1ation. about 100 dozsn Of LEATHER. en-.
red moroeco; brush kid and grained green blu. and
req DoppfaG; FreDeh and bark tanned coiored No
roceo pink Linings Bindings, he. The trade IL in
sny rsserve. LARUs SHINE,
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al IN IN AhIbDLE hUIE Z Ok EIV u
IA YEARS.--in order to prevent keeping Sum-
mer stock for the second season / will now sell for
cash eli styles of Summer Clothing at greatly re.
duced prices. Great ba. gains now be had BY an
early call at No 1874 Main street, in all of the latest
and most approved styles of every variety and qua
lily Of Summer Clothing and Gentlemen's Furnish.
Ing Goods. Call and examine my assortment of
white, brown and fancy Linen, bTarseilles China
Silk and Alpaca Frocks; do. do Pants and Vests in
great variety of patterns.
I'D. GOODMAN,
Opposite Eagle Square.
N. B.-S0 Travelling Trunks aud 48 Carpet Bags at
cost to close out the lot. iy 90 J. D. O.
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HANDSOME AND VALUABLE

n HANDOONE AND VALUABLE
N RESIDENCE FOR SALE AT AUCTION
viii be sold on THURSDAY, the ID day of August
1885, at o'clock in the aft srnoou a remarkably hand
some and valuable RESIDENCE on the Eastern
side of 9Th street North of Leigh, occupied BY
John w. Reeve, Esq. The house is newly built Of
the best brick and finished in the best modern STYLE
containing seven rooms with the basement. There
are upon tna t nsns ,t Drc1 nGneh ana other
yard, all being in complete order The lot
from 40 feet 9Th street and back $50 feet
Terms Of Sale-A small portion of the purchase
mouey will be required in cssh; and credit several
years will be allowed for the deferred payments adj
ding interest.
E PAYNE MAYO,
10
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BY PAYNE e. MAYO.

4 DMINI s T Z ATOR'S SALE OF
IA HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNT-
TURE AT AUCTION.-Wfl be sold. on THURS
DAY next, the 18th inst at halEp .st p NJ, at the
residences of the late Joseph C Win 6eld near the
Bacon Quarter Branch in the city of Richmond, va.
rious articles of Hou, ehcld and Kitchen Furniture
belonging to his estate.
Terms cash
BEVERLY r. WEXFORD, Ja., Admir-
Sale conducted by PAYNE & MAYO, Auctioneers.
iu
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MARKETS.


BALTIMORE, July 81 City Mills Flour In held to-
day at sS 80 and old Howard Street 80 IS without
Is 600 bushels 81 SOL IS for Red ard Si 650I.77
for white New Maryland Oats, 52a54 cents New
New ORLEANS July 10 Cotton is essier but n,
quotabiy lower Sales of $50 bales. Flour is consd
erably lower.
CHARLESTON, July I9.-Sales during the week OF
1900 bales of cotton at 1t01t cents for middline
Rice steady at cent advance. Frsights to Liver
pool are dull at 5 l6d.
tern and State, at from 81 rs to S8 624. Holders
were deman ling better rates, and the market
ed more I'm. Southern duli-sales of 500 bbIr a
preyi' US u tatons, viz $3.50 &lO25 for nferif
% good; and $40 S7t to $ % for favorite and extra
brands.
" HEAT In demand, with sales of Southern r i'd In
lots of 5000 and 1900 bushels at 81. IS 81 95 A
sale of Upper Lake red at 81 II per bu.hel.
CoRN-Sales of $4,000 bushels at 80 80 cts.
WHIsKEY-2VO bbls. sold at 40i a Al cts for Oh o
and Prison.
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BOARDING

BOARDING. The proprietor is prepar-
- ed to furnish Board BY the dav or veef. on the
most liberal terms, at the Marlbero, Hotel, on Wall
treet. nv Ii --ta j HARDY
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OST--On Saturday, Both June. black
LACE VEIL. The finder will be suitably re-
warded oy leaving II at this Office ~ I2-ts
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nRESS GOODS.-The subscribers have
~ on hand large and varied assortment of Spring
Dress Goods, embracing ali the newest aud most
fashionable Styles which they will, from this time
sell at greatly reduced prices in order to reduce
their stoct They respectfully invite the ladies' to
call DUDLEY 4 JOHNSTON,
ja las Eaele Square.
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GRANARY AND FEED STORE
~ The undersigned has taken the house corner of
franklin and Wall streets, formerly occupied BIZ
Messrs. N. 3. c. B. Hill, for the purpose Of CON.
Quoting the GRAIN and FEED BUSINESS, where
he will keep constantly hand full assortment Of
sil kinds Of Grain, Mill Ofal, hay, Corn Meal and
other articles usually kept in Granaries and Feed
stores.
hopes by giving his business strict personal at
tention and selling on reasonable terms TO secure
liberal patronage from his friends and the public
generally Hs will deliver any article of charge
anywhere in the corporation. He will also attend to
SELLING COUNTRY PRODUCE,
fcl moderate commission, and will insure for his
country friends the market price for any con-
signment entrusted to him. JOHN w. COSBY
fe its