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A SILVER WEDDiNG.-An interesting and plea.
SAINT meeting took place at Roxbury, Mass., las,
week, between the members of Rev. DR.. Put
MANS congregation, and their pastor the occasion
being the 25th anniversary of DR.. Putnam's wed
dug day. A committee Of ladies' during DIR. P.'s
absence, took possession of his house, and set 10
work painters and gas filters, and other mechan
les, 80 that when the owner of the mansion re-
turned, he was agreeably surprised at the change
that had been wrought on the premises In the
place, vi hen the house and grounds were brilliant
ly illuminated, and DR.. Putnam and lady received
the greetings and kind wishes of large number
of friends,
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
Tuesday Morutns. (lctahe. roxn

THE MrRRIstAc AT sourHAMPros, ENGLAND :
The U: steam fsisats Msrrimac. Capt. Pender
25th ult, from New York, on : cruise An Env,i.h
PAPER says: The Merrimac Il one Of the mousteI
steam frisates. of which series have latelv been
built 6y the American government, ana ia Of 4sss
.9us onrthcn, with compliment Of $40 men,
.ot oo guns. but carrying at present only
~. This armament 10 of the heaviest and mos,
.err'nc description, consisting entirely of long
pieces OF ordinance Of g. , and 10 inch calibre.-
Inc Aerrimac Is propelled by screw, the power
=. the engines being Of $50 horses. The screw
disconnects, aud can be lifted ont Of the v.,er
Inc voyage from New York has been performed
almost entirely under canvass, and the ship has
exhibited the best qualities In every respect The
Mer1mac will remain At Southampton several
weeks. z4 :
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PosTOFFICE AFFAIRs.--Postmaster General
Campbell orders the following:
Discontinue the postofiices at Rixyvile, Culpe-
per county, and Leeds Manor Fauquier county,
Va Appoint John G Ballard, Jr, postmaster at
Mann, resigned; Francis E Graves po stmas ter at
Graves Mills, Madison county, Va, vice James A
Wharton, resigned
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THE ORIZABA AT Rio DE JANEIRo Letters
from Rie, dated lst September, state that the
steamer Orizaba, destined for the Pacific to take
her place in ihanew line between Nicaragua and
San Francisco, has arrived at that port in 81 days
from New York.
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MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT-A young man by the
name of Henry Miller. who has been living about
this place for some time, was literally torn to
piecea on Wednesday last says the Martinsburg
(Virginia Republican, on the railroad near Cum.
berland 1t is supposed that he concealed himself
on freight train which left Cumberland ON that
evening, and probably being asleep fell from the
train and was run over mangling his body in hor-
rible manner
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Jones' Springs, North Carolina, have been soio
to Messrs Boyd e. Jones, for $30,000.
Hon John Ewing, Of Vincennes, Indiana, Tor
merly q whig member Of Congress, announces ms
dsteiminstion TO vote for Buchanan. IT Il
John Loney, cashier Of the Farmers and ner.
chants Bank, baltimore, died suddenly, Friday
evening. ssSBf
A censorship Of the press u shout being estao'
iished in Spain. Indeed In no European country.
except England, u the press unshackled.
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CHURCH BURNED The Lutheran Church al
Columbus Ohio, was destroyed by fire on Friday
Loss SIS, 600 or $40, 600. The organ, which cost
s. 300, was also consumed with an adjoining
building lin which the fire originated,) belonging
to John English whose loss Is So, 600. =
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- K it known 10 aii whom II may concern
ID that The undersigned (hsving entered his ''ca.
veat' in the General Land Ofce) will, in due time,
apply to the Commissioner of pensions for duplicate
Of la ud warrant No 81 074 for 100 issued at
tn, Office of the Commissioner of Pensions, in his
name on the 18th Move mber, 1856 for services
oered in the war of 1912, which warrant trans
mtttd TO me by mail at Locust Hill. instead OF
Locust Creek Va and has failed to reach the latter
Office, end has not been received by me. and is con-
ssguently lost JOEL WALKER.
Louisa. Sept 22d 1856 sc 24--laM6w
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PROPOSAL TO DIVIDE NEW YORK CITY,
proposal WAS made day or two since in the New
York Board of Aldermen, in favor of taking mea
sures to divide the city into two separate muni
cipal governments.
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MICAyAH MANaUM

A GARD. " Z, the uuGersiS ned, uiem-
n bers OF the RICHMOND INSTRUMENTAL
MUSICAL CLUB, which has now been in successful
operation about ene session under the dir ection of
sir V. Busch feeling much grs,ifed at his ability
ss Conductor and Arranger, take grest pleasure in
ndng him to the public, and we hereby cor
trurs no may be disposed to unite with from the
of pext session (the lst of Octo-
ber and slso later, in to make this Club per.
r1anent and worthy the countenance of refined and
intelligent community.
Cy- Apply to Mr.. z. E. GIBBS Ambrotype Rooms,
COIlnthiau Hall
W. LEIGH BURTON, Violino Primo
A SBoLL, 'io'u' soeonoi'
JSo Fay, Viola.
P. Z GIBBS, Violonc.llo.
ER hssHhs h0sTAsUE' Flauti Primi.
: : E,tIrsss + Kaopss' FIauti Second.
IA. ERICSSON, Clarinetto Solo.
v. BUSCH, Conductor,
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0It 10 worth mention that fully two thirds OF the
cheap books pubIishedin In London during the last
three years are reprints Of American works
Mdlle. Racheiis NOV In Paris. but II appears that
after consultation Of medical practitionsss, she
has been advised 10 pass the winter q Cairo ss~
The conferences Of South Carolina meets In York,
o., on the 18th inst, Bishop Andrews 70 preside
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StK y<tSA The subscnDer mas on hand; at his COACH
o. Making Establishment, on Lombard Al
lev between Main and Cary, N5th and 18th Streets
near the Columbian Hotel COACHES, CHARIO-
TEES BAROuCHES, BUGGIES with and without
tops ard SULKIES, all of his own make, Of the best
rnstensls and workmanship. All of which will te
sold low good work of the kind be in the city
Of Richmond; and respectfully ask call from those
in want Of any article in the Carriage lins as de-.
ternined to make TO order and sell ut the loweat
prices possible, and all work sold, that 10 new, ws
rsntsd.
fs 26-dqnn MfCAyAH MAN9U1.
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FUGITIVE PAID FOR-The case of the fugitive
slave that was carried from Mobile to Boston in
the barque Growler. last spring. was ssttled ON
Saturday by Mr. 4. X. Rivers. for tho owners OF
the vessel, by the payment of $1,000. All parties
interested are perfectly satisfied with this sum-
Mobile Adreyfiser t-- ~
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{ HAAS. 6c.-IOD.00U G,eratSn frln'
cip7, Havana and Regsiis Cigars; Chewing To-
..a. D@seo. issone brands; smoking tobacco, &c- In
stole and tor sale by
EG6LEsToN Il FITZsERALD.
oc lt-st II Pesri street.
Il nCf s.s.---Ise exercises lp lhts line urf
!, nave sifsahy commenced in my Sale d'sruies,
Ns <oo Main street, whefe am prepared TO receive
further nun Der Of pupis
itfms-fiys dollars = course Of twelvs Lessons.
teil--s Y. WILBAGhEk
'V RNiNt. eHUf. UANlNG bHOP -.
u The subscriber IL prepared 70 do all kinds VI
Wood Turning with Bsstnfs o. and disI stch. He has
lot Of hub timber which be will turn ny order.
ec li-lw E.V. NENZIES
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GOLD IN THE SOUTH Since 1888, the gross
produce of gold mines of North Carolina ~ tar as
Indicated by the mint returns. are o. 23 1856, and
of Georgia s5685, ,664 total, e9 800 i0D, and the
aggregate expense OF maintaining them, tYfniy
thousand dollars snnuaily. or about four hundred
thousand dollars for the whole period
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IspfAs OurRaaEs-rhe Counci Bluffs Bugie
of the I4ih ult, says that gentlemen who have ar.
rived from Fort Kearney, report that = runor had
reached the Fort 70 the effect that Col Balbitts
train had been attacked by the Cheyenne Indians.
and that only one man escaped.
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A CoLoRED SwINDLER. The New Orleans
Crescent of Friday, the Sd instant, furnishes the
following account of q colored swindler's opera
tions in that city. 1t will be seen they were on
quite . large scale:
Louis Ferrand, a free colered man of light COM
plexion and genteel manners, q dealer in real es-
tate, tho has always lived in this city and borne
an excellent reputation for honesty, has gone by
the board so far as his honesty is concerned; but
with q tact that any white chernlier dtndustrie
might envy he fell here with means enough to
rise in glory elsewhere. By ans of bis excellent
reputation, upon the strength of which he bor-
rowed money and passed false checks and notes
throughout the circle of his acquaintance, he has
been successful enough to carry off it is estima.
ted about $4,000 of their money. One man he
swindled out of $1,000; another out of 1000;
another out of 81 800 another out of 1000, and
innumerable others out of sums varying from ST..
OOJ down to Sl00 The full particulars of this ex.
tensive swnole will doubtless come out before the
Recorder soon; already several afidavits have
been made and warrants issued, which 1t Is more
than probable will be returned with the endorse
ment, mot found after diligent search"
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SoLpIrR IN LUCK k--The New York Mirror says
that Brevet Major George W. Rams, whose rcsig
nation we announced few days aimee, has just
married beautiful wife and properly on the
North river worth half . million OF dollars. dood
luck seems to have rained upon Rsins.
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oe n - z. 'WILBACHERs. ~ Mssa =
HKOUNO PLAsTkk. LINZ AND TAX.
oe IS ' " EDWIN woRTHAA I co.
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CHRISTIAN L LATHROP.

TiEY-CAYLUs's GLUTEN CAP
1il sULEs of pure Uopaiba, and other medicines
adopted and reco amended by the first physicians Of
the FacuttY Of Paris of the London College Of Phys-
Gang and the most eminent Profsssor OF the aheI
ent IS being far preferable to ths ordinary
Capsules made cf Gslstine which are frequently 20
hard and thick to render them very repuisise ana
difficult to swallow The Gluten Carsue weighs
scarcely two ana hslf grains whilst those mace Of
osiatine weigh twelve Different varieties oil these
csiebrsted CAPSULES TO be bad u:
MEADE BAKERS new Apothecary Sfere,
IS6, II. w. corner OF Main and iOth streets.
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observation-disclosures Shoemaker, Of Messrs
Adams & Co, Baltimore, received, on Tuesday
last el $50, through Rev. James Dolan. pastor oI
st. Patrick's (Catholic) church, the amount having
been given Mr.. Dolsn for that purpose by some
person desirous Of complying with the doctrine ol
restitution.
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ID HOUSE. stil sassssd "a tssssins ii .orts q So
whs have been uni.l.aaais in their sssoeiations.-
Dr. P. would part ariy invite call from persons
a q. soa.ty VII a.s been gwen gp y their ssat
cannot be rescne medicine when correctly aP-
piled The article Lnown = shs CHEMICAL Ex-
very best thing before the public for renovatns
system shattered by dissipation or other csuse.-
The Agus and Fever rennsdys called FRENCH
oe. 81 Ira yrsnIlin ssrsss, just below the Exchsass
Hotel, and first door South of Trinity Church, Rich
Medicines securely packed and ss.s to ssdsr, With
TIICKOK,s PATkNT PORTABLE Cl.
II DER AND WINE MILLs-This Mil comes to
us highly recommended, and we have rsason to BE-
lieve IL to be the best Cider Min IN use.
~ BxIDwiN. CALDWELL co.
su 2l--2m 14S Main strsst. Richmood.
DSSGsSiiksTsTE ms fn4kksVS SsFIE FHNrEs EfaSSI cSk
nER OF oovERNoR AND FRANKLIN SITS.
S S.r. 10
Curtains Dsmask and DsIslns Curtain Goods conieea
Oil ciosSs, White and Cheek Coco nsf,ns. window
Shades. Mattrassrs Feather Beds, wi.h nary other
articles In the ne Of busnesa yhisn VII cs sela sr
NEW CHOP 1IALAssA BUNCH HAlB
IN ms just received and for sss b the suhssnber
1t his wholesale and retail Candy MAaufaetoy and
Variety Store, 81 Main street, opposite the st Chss
Hotel. JAMES AOoAE.
90 Pts -.----
nsO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONcgRN.---
i Thu notice is given % requsst al psrsons who
have any claims agsiDgt Lebbeus " mheriakes -
late constsble Of district No. 9 Of HsDico, axsIng
out of his oiosl transactions to pyessut them, with
the evidence upon which they rest 20 Jno T. Honnss
Eso cur cSunsei q we. the seeryities Of said Ifs
bsrisks desross 20 settle e orcs every habiiy
fsr which legally boapd, In the e2snlon 81 Gar
'sid counsel = 'asn '''slisx ALEX, ]. HurcHrscn,
| a.s-aw JOHN A hurcHEeoN.
| n TTME FOX TUX KAI H,--x nss essn.
/ a 1000 pprs Linen Damssk Table Csnshe tsom
| sxss to 1914 seus vesy exquisite eocdA 9 eeons
- hslf shsir ususl vaues They bousht sbas-
ssir snd wil Be- sid ~ snch. Secure ssaae sArlys
f@roisr et our motto, quick sles eud email Rgehts
| oeiS J. nILLblsE1 . 11O.
| T75EIs Z. rec eips q an exceIiens Vnntlsy sf
| y Mirsd and HIae knmish COAL. Atxet t31 tsx
| bad; Saith e eSoo. delivered. G. eaee. <...w
| "sLh' ~, ~ s,nssv. {.
| T1AINrkO BLCAkTe Arb eke 4 koe
Is BEuss an1 fach bound Buetess 80 49,
;ses es:.s. .. T... wgs.s - s.ss ~. ef
DiasAinet Windew 0tase; eeafgs Fsssy 49,. .ssil
| aness fsls - Dso~a eoi wtth MANI eknss slas'l
'Fssl's z sS1s d6zfssoS e5z p s6ss { v1!zeE.<Le
Iee lit 2 g = :. -. -.
IL L. Hsssisssi iss -. Ns Railfss caa Her
ssssi e i sss - = rDwIn woasHAx 90.
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HAVANA AND fkINCIPE CIGAits, OF

HAVANA AND fkINCIPE CIGARS, OF
II the following classes viz;
REGALIA, PENSAD0S, LONDON,
COMMON SIZE PANETELA and OPERA
Also-Turkey and Virginia Smoking Tobacco; Viz.
gnis Chewing Tobscco; Meerschaum, Cydrolt, Bo-
Eemisn, Genoise and Powhstan Pipes; Amber, Pearl,
Cherry Zebra and Jessamine STEMS Meerschaum and
Amber Cigar TubesHnd all ether articles in the To-
bacco line, can be had of
CHARLES RICHARDSON,
Importer of and Dealer in Havana and
Principe Cigars, American Hotel Building,
au l-tf Corner of Main and lith streets.
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A. K. = MckLRnY. Merchnnf Taiiar,

Ia r.. = 1ouOfs
- Governor Street few doon above Main,
N Hss just received 3 beau. iful assortment OF
IL GOODS, adapted TO sentlemsns wear, con-
,rlpg Of Cloths and Cassimeres of ali coors, Vel
xe,s s.ksaad Cashmere Vestings of the most beau.
tr1I 6escr; ption all Of which have been recsntly
selected by himse in the Northern cities and be is
row pre- pared execute orders with promptncss on
r.xsopsiis terms se l8--2m
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\llTIUk.--P. KkNHEN "a

III
IA TIER Merchant Ts,lors. Ne. 26 Main street
n below the st Charles Hotel, are receiving
IL their fail and winter stock of goods, consist
In Of large and varied assortment of French Enslsh
and German Cloths Fancy 81 Velvets and Silk Vest
tless &C. which we are prepared to make up to ORDER
In The styles and at short notice. We also keep
constantly 90 hand good and general assortment OF
fssbiona6le Ready Mads Clothing, manu- factured by
ourselves; gentlemen's furnishing goods. boys and
fhidfeus clothing, &c. all of which we shall be
happy to furnish TO our customers and friends, on
terms w hich can't fail to pieass. sc t7-imt
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- fl A W 4. =, CLOAhS AND sCAkFS.-
~ Fancy colorsd Cloth Tamas and Clcaks. in great
variety, va ying in pnce from IS to $2s
Black Cloth Cloass and Talmas, some very iich
Black Velvet Cloaks and Mantles
Stella Shawl in Brooche and Printed borders
Grape, Cashmere and Thibet Shswls
Plaid. Long. and Square Shawls, all qualities
Cashmere Broc he and Chenille Scars
Black and Half Mourning Long and Square
shawls s tt
ALSO, eEs
Rich Flounced Silk Robes in Black and colors
Rich silk Robes with Velvet fiouncas, entirely
new daslgos and very beautiful
VeIeoca Robes, Flounced and Graduated
50 pieces colored Silks, at IS and s7A cents to be
cut ia any length, sreat bargain &
I6e pieces Printed Mousselainss, at enc shilling
the yard, worth Is cents -
Main street.
oclI CHRISTIAN & LATHROP
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
nY JAS. A. CowARDIN. ].

or The Daily pisratch IL served 70 subscribers
.gx Ann A spasrsa CENTS esR WEEK, payable TO
r. carrier weekly Price for mailing, 81 ysas, OF
ss 50 fer six months, IN advances
~ The Weekty Dispatch 10 issssA evsry rrh
..v ana mailed to subserben a. ei per ssnam.
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CLOTHING BsrABLIaHMnNTs.


ss FALL GOODS, 1SJ6..-Thc aub.
scri o. has iust received hesutifui ass srt-
N1 n,ent of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, such
LIZ .s tne dress Shirts, Drawers, soeks Collus
sn,n.nasrs Gloves, Neck Tfea, Pscket Hdkfs. &c !,
~ Also. a large lot OF gertlenen's shawls to
eicb he would ask the attention of his friends and
az nnhic senersliy. +. r. SPENCE
oc 10 no w. Maln ARG lSh so.
"a CUII.OKEN's AND YOU r a q,
CLOTHING-The subscriber has now the
A1 isrsest ana best assortment Of CLOTHING
IA fcr Caildrens and ouths' wear that he ever
b.d 10 offer comprising all szes styles and qualities.
snoS. wculd save much time aud trouble by calling
frp.ais,e,y on u,s as am dete ruined to otter eve
- isueeusnt to iasure perfect satisfaction and will
be sold lew for cash, or to punctual CUSTOMERS.
" J. H. RIDDICK,
No. 1924 Main st., opposite the American Hotel.
m
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TIEHE1Ne3n.--iSe ksal ebss ssssse essslly
II Ies Hsssisssi iee -. ~ Ralifss G. Her
siss1 e is ses - = EDwIs woasHAm : 60.
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49,.
= ss;S !. ~ sss - ~ y 49, 49,
tor nosnnk iess tnen e see Wnetoof ne cannot 81
tees ois aouieet0n without injury 20 tne Qes1eus
OF his good frlouds, Austria, Ruesta and Bavaria
But though he 10 willing and even anxious, to
snbsde into private ls Iii august spouse, who II
more king than he hna aenf peouie With him 70
beg and pray that Biz sbdicsfiou NAV. on no &C
cosrnf Ia arcsrt.a
- = pe..-
Az MitAn, bodies OF cavalry ana artiiery nAo
raversed that city, and moved In the direction OF
Lodi and Cremona IL Wa thought that . revolu-
tiopary outbreak had occurred but the movement
Of troons .uddenIy 5000 =. & ~
I'm ~ 81 ;rs, ~ ~ IA ~. pan. If N.ples
MA A irear~ss,- =. &c., SIrvir I. n aid
-. 49, se c ~ - e w y ..;.t the
49, sasso ovv 0 1.se ssIs1u ~ 1853
steressase Poncy OF the Westefn foWefA
Commercial.
The London Times Of Friday evening, 18th tnstant
ssys--
The English funds opened this morning Ut the ian-
provement subsequently, occurred, is was not main.
tanned Consols for money; which left off last eve
ming ISL, were first quoted 955 TO & to which they
again reiapsed, after temporary advance TO 9o3 -
For the 7th Of August the fast price wss 95s Not
withsandine the dullness of the market, money was
only 81 per cent A ANAL failure was announced 10
connection with the ent of the recent Conso
account
LivERPooL MARKET, July 1l.-There was good
attendance of country millsrs 1t our Corn Exchange
this morning who we're eager purchasers of Wheat
bushef on fine and useful samples Of white and rcd
secondary sorts not 90 much noticed bot held firmly
for similar advance Flour was taken freely by the
town trade at extreme prices; but no uuotabie Adj
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THE WONDERFUL PAIN CUREh...
i All pain cured like magic. In bottles, ia, d
and so cents Pain 10 the forerunner Of disease -
Cure the pain, and you check the disease. DR. J. 8.
ROSES PAIN CURER is truly the wonder of the
age 1t pain the time that it requires to get
sphyscian.
1t cures Chilblains and Frosted Feet.
1t cures Toothache in minute!
Cures Cramp or Pain in the Stomach and Bowels.
Cures Stiff Neck and Swelled Face, from a cold.
Cures Rheumatism and Neuralgia.
Cures Sprains, Bruisss Scslds and Burns.
Cures Corns and any Pains in the Feet.
Cures Ague and Lumps in the Breast instantly.
Cures Earache in a few minutes.
Cures Pain in the Sides, Limbs or Back.
Cures Asue and Chs and Fever,
This is no mbug medicine, but it il made by q
regular physician of thirtyfve years experience in
Philadelphia, where every family has it in use and
no family should be without bottle, in of acct
dent sudden sickness. 1t is used internally and
ternally, always giving immediate relDf. If this
Pain Curer could speak it would exclaim
t'Whist most physicians take whole months to Stay,
make my cures In half summers day."
There is no preparation for Weak Stomschs or
Bowels like this Pain Curer.
Sold by all Druggist in Richmond, Norfolk, Peters
burg and all towns in Virginia.
ap 19-d2aw
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The earnings of the Illinois Central Railroad for
crease these of 1855 and unless some accident
should occur, will exceed the two and half millions
estimated for the year
Messrs. Duncan, Sherman Co have taken the loan
of S5G0OOO New York Central z per cent bonds re.
| gently advertised by that company.
The New York Journal of Commerce Of Wednes
day afternoon says:
The by tho Persia has produced but little eff
feet upon the market, although it. generally regard
ed rs favorable.
Foreign Exchange closed to-day at a further de.
cline, especially in second class bills London l0sa0
1893 for commercial; l03adiOas for bankers; Pans
5.i7t O5l5.
Tue Stock mark ct was steady at tho First BOARD
and firmer afterwards.
The Directors of the Fredericksburg Water Power
Con pany nave been authorized by the Council to ap.
point agent for the purpose of eecting sale of
ths work.
Richmond Markets, July 81.
TOBACCO-The breaks of Tobacco continue large.
and much animation in the market and prices CHER
We quote: Inferior Lugs of good weights, at p6.25
Leaf SO 5O0lo; good $lu.5o0 $50; fine stsmming
siS3 800 fine shipping Si2dl5; fine manufacturing
@ Ft.1IfRErh. p.,.. uh;,. .;u;.e
TO the market, did not cause an advance. We still
quote at so.
WHEAT-We quote prime white and red at s IS
al 10. We hear of two crops sold in the last two
days. which did not average more than half the guam
try expected The lot sold to a miller at s. 85 no.
need by US Yesterday, was superior white Wheat
CohN.-We have no change to note In Corn.
By Telegraph.
new YoRX, July 24.-Fiour advanced-Ohio Sc 50,
standard Southern S750 Extra do So Wheat al.
vanced cents Corn advanced cent Stocks dull
Virginia SIS $93i.
BA.rlMo... July s4-FIour scarce, and wanted
Whest reach 600 bushels--prices irI esular Com
unchanged.