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Affairs In New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, August 29.-The Board
Of Health reports twenty deaths in that
city yesterday Of yellow fever.
The weather is very variable.
The majority Of the newly elected city
officials will enter upon their duties imme-
diately, having given bond and qualified
The old Board of School Directors has
passed resolutions for testing the legality
of the recent action of the City Council
in appointing new directors without
having first created vacancies for them.
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From Mexico.

NEW ORLEANS, August 29.-Matamoras
dates of the 2lst, per steamer Pizzaroare,
received. Berozabel has ordered the
chief of police to arrest Catholic priests
crossing from the American to the Mexi-
can side, and hold them subject to his
orders.
General Reynolds has established a
quarantine between Brownsville, where
there is yet no fever, and Corpus Christi.
The American residents of the city of
Mexico gave Otterburg dinner.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Sheridan fs Finally Removed-Gene
raj Grant Issues the Order.


WASHINGTON, August 20. = General
Grant to-day promulgated the following
order, carrying into execution the Presi-
dents order removing Sheridan and put
ting General Hancock In his place:
"2. In compliance with the foregoing
instructions of the President Of the United
States, Major General P. b. Sheridan will,
on the receipt Of this order, turn over his
present command to Brevet Major General
Charles Griffin, the officer next in rank to
himself, and proceed without delay to
Fort Leavenworth, Mo-, and will relieve
Major General Hancock, in command Oh
the Department Of the Missouri.
$50. On being relieved by Major General
Sheridan, Maori General Hancock will
proceed without delay to New Orleans
La, and assume command of the Fifth
Military District and of the Department
composed Of the States of Louisiana and
Texas.
"a. Major-General George q. Thomas
will continue in command Of the Depart
ment of the Cumberland.
"By command of General Grant.
HE n TOwNsEND
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LEE PRESIDENTS ExPL AVIATION OF THE
DIFFERENCES BETWEEN HIMSELF AND
GENERAL Grant" Data" Of the Balti-
more San, who is understood to speak by
authority, says:
General Grant is understood to be OPP
posed TO relieving General Hancock from
s'1i4and Of the Department of Missouri,
Gu objects to directing General Sheridan
~ % without delay to Leavenworth.
u'aetal Grant also raises legal question
Spol lLat paragraph Of the Presidents or
yer which directs General Hancock to ex-
uthe any and all powers conferred by the
acts Of Congress.
ms authorization is construed as an
laIlhs section five of General Grants
U'"cf OIL tho 18th instant, and the Gene
a. g., regards 1t as epcroaching upon his
,a,cN'ns, as fixed by the reconstruction
4.,s, Which give him supervisory control
'' ,,n me acts Of the district commanders.
u, me President holds that the law gives
i |s o!Slrict commander original and abso-
Cs e. piscretion, and that although the
''Nessi Of the army may annul or disap-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-30

During a minstrel performance at ST.
Louis on Friday evening the " Star-Span.
oled Banner" was played without eliciting
any az applause from the audience, while
&c T;xie was received few minutes after
with clapping of hands aud much enthu.
siasm.-F6rney's Chronicle.
The Radicals who control tho court in
Allegheny county, Penn, have refused to
admit q negro by the name of Varhon to
nractice at the bar in that county.
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VALUABLE DIsCovERY.-There has re-
Gently been discovered on the lands of
Mr.. j. E. Marks, near Fairfax station, on
the Orange and Alexandria railroad, an
extensive mine of natural "polish," pro-
nounced by those who have tried it equal
to emory or any preparation at present
used for cleaning metals or putting fine
edge on cutlery.-Alerandria Gazette.
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The RICH1NGs TRoUPE.-Att the National
Theatre in Washington the season will
open on the 10th of September with the
Richngs Opera Troupe in the favorite
opera of the " Bohemian Girl" The
Richings have added to their repertoire
Norma" "The Barber Of Seville"
"The Marriage of Figaro" "The Elixir OF
Love-" and several operas entirely new.
The chief of the latter are "The Colleen
Bawn" and "Blanche de Nevers."-
rIY.oDjcle
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The submarine cable which is to con-
meet France and the United States will be
laid in May next. The Great Eastern has
been chartered for the purpose.-Tribune.
Boston is to have an hourly delivery of
1aftars
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Cigar Factories Closing In Havana.
HAVANA, CUBA, August 29.-Twenty
four out of eighty cigar factories have
closed on account of their inability to pay
the new contribution levied by the Spanish
| Government,
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RICHMOND MARKETS.


THURSDAY, August 20, 1867.
ALcoHoL.-$4.so q gallon.
ALE.-scotch, best brands, pints, 90 70 dozen ;
quarts. IS.
BACON - Shoulders, l@lAlc.; ribbed sides.
les0lsic7; clear ribbed sides, 173c.; clear sides,
iatc Virginia hog round. lsc.; Virginia hams, 10
Q2oc. canvass hams, 22l23c. plain hams, zoe:
BUTTRR.-Prime, 2sc. inferior, lo02oc. r.
BAas-6rain: Union, 42c.; National, 4oc. /; OK
ira Burlap, 35c.; common Burlap, 2oc.; English
linen, hand made, so9soc.; Andrews Coghin, eoc.
BRAsDY.-French, sloG$ls; apple, $s.2s Phils-
delphia, 81. 4o0$a.7s; peach, -.
BRooAs.-Three strings, $3.50; four strings,
small, ~ large, $3.50; hve'strings, $3.50. Rich'
mond made brooms, two strings, $l.7@s2; three
strings, $2.2s@ss. rs; four strings, Sa9s4.
BUCKETS -Painted, two hoops, S2.75; three
hoops, $3.2s.
BHRswAx.-s50ssc. "a b.
CONCENTRATED LYE.-s29ss q dozen. BY the
case.
Csnssr.-s24o@s2so 70 barrel; James river,
S2.25.
cospEorIoxARIEs. FRUITS, Ac.-Candy. stick.
Csc. a n fancy, ao076c. Raisins-bunch,$s 80
layers, Ss q box. Figs, soc. U b. Lsmons,
SIS sO0$7 q box. Almonds, sS@soc u u.
CoRs.-ses Corn Exchange report.
COIN MsAL.-City mills, bolted, $llS unbolted,
nominal, Sl.lu country mluos soS'oo.s .1s.
CHEESE. Northern and Western, prime cutting
17c.; common, l2@lse.; English dairy, 22pasc.
CoYyzg.-Rio, AGasc. Laguayrs, 27@2se.
Java, as04oc.
CAsDLEs.-Adamantine light weight, ls@lSSc.
full weight, 2eGaso.; tsilow, lac.
corroK CAxDs.-$7Gss q dozen; wool cards
s5.so0e. i
Corrog YARss.-From no. 8 to No. II, S3.Io
Manchester, 82.2s; Lesksville. $2lo.
DRy Goops.-Prints: Sprague and Pacific, Iec.
American and Dunnels, lee; Amoskeas, dark lsc.
light, l5c. Arnold's, No.; Wamsutta, lso. Brown
Sheetings: a. Battersea, No.. North Carolina
sheetings, 40, 1e@I7c. Midlothian, {. uc.; I
lc.; IA, 100 Standards, ~, 1906 3, lsc
| 7, 1oao Plaid L,nseys, 10000; American De
laines, 7sac. Bleached shirstngs + le0lsc; t. ~
aa2oc.; Ga, lsA3s5o Kentucky Jeans, aoe9A and ~
to 900 Printed sa:inets, soe87os. purple stripe
lic.: ticking, I2s@sso. checks, 02sc.i eambr!o
ls@1sc. drilling, 7s8alc. In hoop skirts, threads
spool eottons, and notions generally, no chang
| since last report. .s go. 7
| DRuas Asp DYIsTuYrs.-Alum, &c.; copperas
40: madden, 49,; indigo, Slso0sl 80; cochinea)
d. 761sa q a.; extract logwood, ls0sc.; sup
carb soda. sse.; bluestone. $50.
EaGs .-l4c. " dozen.
FLouR.-Supsrfne. $9.7s4$lo; extra, 500
SLOTS; family, si2.so@Sls.
FIsH-Herrings, Halifax, S5Des.so " barrel
North Carolina, $s.250Ss 80 q barrel for No. ].
for No. ., and $s.so0Ss q hslf-b barrel for No.
roe behring's. Mackerel, No. l. $40 No. > Tin ea,
relsl. $40; No. . Tin bsrrelsl, S?; Mol TN kits
&s76Gsa; No. 2 I'm kitsl, $a.?sGSa.so; No.
saNGs2.2s. Mess chad, In Kits, ".
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The PRESIDENT AND GENERAL GRANT,
The National Inteuigencer (oficial) of yes
terday says:
eve feel authorized to state that the
reports of any personal differences be-
tween the President and General Grant
are unfounded. Whatever may be their
respective views as to matters of detail,
there is no conflict between them as to
the prerogatives of each"
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THB MASON & HAALIS CABINET ORGAs.-The
tones Of this instrument are mellfuously sweet
with volume, power, and expression truly mar.
vsllous in so small and compact an organ. They
are beautiful, simple, and economical.-Nsp Or.
leans Times.
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Grant and sheridan and the Mis-.
aOuri Radicals.

ST.. LOUIS, August 27.-General Grants
letter on General Sheridan's removal has
caused decided sensation among the
Radicals here. Several weeks ago lead
ing Missouri Radicals had an interview
with General Grant, and received as
surance that he was heartily in concur
renee with Congress on the subject of
reconstruction.
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The Shipment Of Distilled Spirits

The Shipment Of Distilled Spirits.
WASHINGTON, August 27.-It is reported
that in few days an order will be issued
from the Commissioner Of Internal Reve-
nue. resembling former order prohibiting
the shipment of distilled spirits from one
general bonded warehouse to another.
The new order will permit the shipment
from general bonded warehouse to an
other bonded warehouse at a different
port under bond.
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by DR.. Valentine Mott, of this city. In
1912 Velpeau became President of the In
stitute, and in 1869 received the appoint
ment Of Commander in the Legion of
Honor. OF late years he had withdrawn
in o great degree from professional life,
owing to age and infrmity.-Ne,o York
TrrneS
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The FALL IN RENTS IN New YoRK.-It
is remarkable fact that whereas year
or two since it seemed impossible to pro-
cure even the smallest room for business
purposes on Broadway, there are now some
of the most eligible stores and lofts on that
thoroughfare "to let"
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GENERAL SICKLEs.-A New York cor
respondent says: &C. 1t is said that General
Sickles will decline to be transferred to
another field Of military usefulness, but
will return to New York to follow the
practice of law
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The Mark cts.

NEW York, August ga. M.-Stocks
dull. Money, 4@5 per cent. Gold, 14lI.
Sterling, lOs5s@11o1s. Five-twenties,
1862, coupons, 1871. Virginia SIS, new
issue, so. Tennessee 6's, new issue, 65A.
Flour 10000. lower. Wheat dull. Corn
h0lc. better. Rye quiet. Oats steady.
Pork lower at s23. Lard and whiskey
quiet. Cotton dull at 27c. Turpentine,
58hc. Rosin firm and in good demand
common, s3.s71s9s4.
New YORK. August 2s-P. M.-Stocks
steady. Gold, 14lA. sos, '62, coupons,
l14k. Cotton heavy; sales, 900 bales at
&c. Flour-State, s6.759sl1: southern,
ss.25@sl3.25.. Wheat dull, in favor Of
BUYERS; southern amber, $2.20@$2.30
Mixed western corn, sl.12@s1.l3. Oats
frmer; southern, SOC. Pork, 's23.lO. Lard
steady. Whiskey unchanged; in bond
4oc. Tallow, IL &c. Freights-Graip, pei
steamer, &c.
BALTIMORE, August 29.-Coffee dull nc
large sales. Cotton fat and nominally 27c
Flour dull; quotations unchanged. Whea,
firmer; fair to prime red, s2.25Gs2.35 nc
prime white offered. Corn lower; white
$l.05; yellow, sl.14@sl.l5. Oats-Gooe
to prime, 6O@64c. Rye dull; prime, sl.45
Bacon-Shoulders, l324Gl4c. rib sides
l5A@lsc.; western mess, S24.75.
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The Signs Of the Times i'm Washington
u.INY.

An impression is prevailing everywhere
in MARYLAND that the President is pre-
pairing to declare martial law throughout
the United States, and prevent the assem-
bling of Congress in November next by
force of arms. 1t has its origin III the al
legged views of the Hon. jeremiah Black,
who is credited here with having urged
upon Mr.. Johnson the propriety of resist
ing Impeachment, if initiated by the House,
ty declaring it revolutionary measure,
and protecting himself against it by the
Use Of the army to that end. We see no
reason to doubt the truth Of the advice OF
tia. very enthusiastic and extreme gentle
man Mr.. Black. Yet we have no fear
that The President will so lack common
sruse as TO accept it, as singular things
as he is doing. The fall elections Will
show him the futility of Mr.. Blacks
authorizations of popular revolution
against the congressional policy, on which
all his rc;iclory plans hinge. Mr.. Fer
laudo Wood reached Washington TINS
morning, probably to aid Messrs. Black
aud Montgomery Blairin fixing up the Pre-
Sdcnls schemes to the end OF strengthen
ing the Democratic party in the approach
Ing elections. -ApropoS Of the scheme al
legged OF the President to squelch Congress
By force OF arms, every returned rebel IN
Maryland is eagerly anticipating call
from Mr.. Johnson to aid him In that work,
which said call will never be made, we feel
assured. The supporters Of Mr.. Johnson's
Lev policy in this city confidently expect
Mr.. Black 10 be the new Secretary OF
State, and Mr. Blair TO have some Cabinet
position. They are working mantully to
secure the Postmaster Generalshlp Tor
Colonel Ward II. Lamon, Mr.. Blacks law
partner. Ii the present Cabinet be bowed
0u By Mr.. Johnson, we think Colonel
Lalnon viii be the man, as Blacks will is
evidently law at the White House just
now. Lamon is an exceedingly clever tel
low, we'll as remarkably popular with all
Clever fellows in Washington. None here
VIII regret his apparent good fortune ex-
cept his real friends, who know we'll that
Congress will not be a day in "recon-
NFuct!ng" the Cabinet by summarily
Rejecting all such nominations made under
lLe auspices Of MeSsrs. Black and Blair.
Il lie present Cabinet resign, the Senate
VIII regard their designations as having
peen forced TO compass the ends Of Messrs.
BACK, Blair & Co., and will take due care
MAJ the new one, however extreme john
%a men they may be, shall not be Black
0.alF men alSo.-Stdr, 18th.
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Arrest of Aaron Jones.

CINCINNATI, August 28.-Aaron Jones,
the prze-fghter, was arrested by the She
riff yesterday, and held in bonds for $4,000
not to fight in Hamilton county. Securi-
ties were given, and Jones was imme-
diately released.
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MONTICELLO HOUSE,
M No. l4s6 MAIN STREET,
. few doors from Fifteenth,

MRS. P. 3. STUBS, PRofRIkrHIss,
formerly Of the National House. Broad street.
This house il situated in the most business part
of tie city, within short distance Of the Tobacco
Exchange, convenient to the Virginia Central ana
msnts TO the travelling public. TxKhs; Only TWO
DOLLARS per day. 10 -
DICHMOND HOUSE, CORNER OF
n GOVERNOR AND Ross STREETS, Rl0H.
MOND, VA.-This commodfo1s and admirably:
located Building, having been Thoroughly repaired
and newly painted, IL now opan and prep1Eed 70
accommodate saa TR1HsiRNT, PRRMAHgHT, and
DAY BOARDBRS. The rooms are large, ssry,
and combines everything desirable. Terms mode.
rate. u. f fst z.A 4 3A3 ~ : nyAA-N
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FLOUR SHIpMENTs.-Flour shipments
from this city to New York continue.
Within the last week some 1000 barrels
have been shipped over the Orange road
to that market.-LynchJurg NeaoS, 18th.
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A NEW GUN.-Mr. Dreysse, the in
ventor of the needle-gun, has just invented
a new gun for grenades (explosible balls),
which scatter to the breadth of five feet
and the height of three.
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Yellow Fever I'm Galveston.
GALVESTON, TEXAS, August 29.-The
deaths from fever Monday were twenty
one. General Loren Kent, collector of the
port, died last night.
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Commission Merchants.

NJ M. WILSON,
~. COMMISSION MERCHANT,
OPFIoB TOBACCO EXCHANGE BUILDING, eHocKos
SLIP,
RICHMOND, VA,
solicits conaignments of TOBACCO, WHEAT,
FLOUR, CURN, and COUNTRY PRODUCE gene.
rally.
Strict personal attention given to all sales and
prompt returns rendered On hand, full supply
of BAGS for grain. | am prepared to make liberal
D Sc on the faith Of shipment. on consultation. :
Thank fu for the past liberality Of my friends,
hope to deserve fair portion OF their patronage.
an elm
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CATTLE AND SHEEP.-Over ], 1000 head of
sheep and 200 fat cattle from southwestern
Virginia went north over the Orange rail
road yesterday.-Lynchburg NelcS, 18th.
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Female Suffrage Canvessers.
New YORK, August 29.-Susan B. An
thony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton leave
here for Kansas, where they will advocate
| female suffrage until the election.
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I" Assistant Adiutant- Gener

During the late contest the President
placed himself squarely on his constitu-
tional rights and duties, and carried his
points. 1t is suggested that a recent let
ter from Thad. Stevens, OPPORTUNITY pub
lished yesterday morning, about the right
of the President to remove military COM
manders, had much to do with General
Grants retrograde movement.
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The Removal of SfckIes.

WILMINGTON, N. c., August 29.-The
removal of General Sickles is denounced
by the Republicans. The citizens gene
rally take little or no interest In the mat
ter
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THE SOUTHERN FERTILIZING

THE SOUTHERN FERTILIZING
/ COMPANY, RICHMOND, VA, are now reeeiy-
ing and preparing their fall stock OF FEkTl-
LIZERS, and offer for sale in unlimited quantities
CbUsHED PERUVIAN GUAHo,
selected from the purest csrgoes imported, war
ranted pure and OF the highest standard
PHoSPaO PERUVIAN and
OLD DOMINION, wv,
prepared under the supervision Of Professor WILL
LIAM glib. N for the wheat crop, combining q
large percentage OF the Phosphates, with an ade-
ouate amount OF Ammonia;
40''' FLESH GROUND PLASTER.
Orders solicited.
an 1o-qm Office No. l04 Fourteenth street.
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oo eoo RtWARD-TO SHOW

ca EOO RhWARD-TO SLOW
SE.O UU MEN AND DRUGGISTS Where's
q disbo ical attempt was made on moh hosSS or
Tuesday, August 10Th or 2'th, at Waynsssoo oS NV
Ssnsgsrie and Circus and which proved ps,ss
sucsesfu, in causing the dean OF of oTWsSTY
3 Zebra, l hereby offer reWSIa ~ ~ srraat and
conviction Of tbs perpetrator Or gsrRsatfsaGoNTs OF
this act. Ju Juan Man rarie
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0fDituary,

NEWARK, N. j., August 29.-Josiah 0.
Stearns, superintendent of the New Jersey
Central railroad, is dead.
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Ricbmond Tobacco exchange, August 90.


Breaks full. Prices unchanged. Below
we give the transactions: 222 hogsheads, II
tierces, and II boxes, offered, and sold as fol-
lows:
MANUFACTURING TOBACCO.
L,,qs.-Common to medium dark working,
So to 80 good dark working, IS to $l2; sun.
cured common, 81 to $l2; sun cured, good,
Sl2 to SIS coal-cured, common, VI to $l2 ;
coal cured, bright, $l2 to $40; coal-cured, fan
cy, 800 to $45.
Leaf-Common dark working, 81 to 80; me.
dunn dark working, $40 to Sl4; good dark
working, SIS to 81; fine and wrapping, SiS TO
SCI sun cured, $l5 to $25 and $32; yellow
wrappers, common, $50 to $35; yellow wrap
pers, medium to extra, $40 to 500 and $500.
SHIPPING TOBACCO.
Luqs-very common and heavy weights, 81
to IS. 90; medium, So to IS; good, IS to $3.50.
Leaf.-English shipping sl6 to $50 and $27. so;
continental shipping, $l3 to SIS and $23.
sTEaMISG TOBACCO.
Lear-Common, $l2 to sl4; good, $40 to sl7;
fine, SIS to $50 and 1923.
Stems-Very common to good, IL to $40.
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Registration.

CHARLESTON, S. c., August 29.-Eighty
seven whites and 1873 colored registered to.
daY.
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Chief Justice Chase I'm New Hamp.
shire.

MANCHESTER, N. H., August 2S.-Chief
Justice Chase arrived here, and had q
grand reception last evening at the man
sion of Ex-Governor Smythe. Mr.. Chase
made brief address to the assemblage,
thanking them for their cordial reception,
but made no reference to national topics.
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OFFERINGS.
Hheat-White, LIS bushels; red, l,372
bushels.
Corn.-White, 1902 bushels; yellow, 5O4
bushels mixed, EOS bushels.
Oats.-3O96 bushels.
Rye.-2lS bushels.
F7our-Extra country new, l53 barrels; su-
perflne country, new, 46 barrels.
SALES.
Wheat.-White, 1870 bushels inferior to
prime, 81 9o@$2 i2h red, inferior TO choice
i ,224 bushels, $l.7JG$2.25.
Corn.-Whte, 900 bushels prime, sl.o5g
81 Loo yellow,s3l2 bushels on private terms
146 bushels, 81. 05; mixed, POS bushels, Sl.O3G
$l.05.
Oats.-79e bushels good, zoe.
Rye.-54 bushels Oh private terms and Is
bushels 1T 1925.
F7our.-Extra country, new, 40 barrels a
1910
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EERTILIZERS for sale by A. 7.
II STOKES & CO.:
Pacific Guano Company's Soluble,
Pacific Guano,
Flour of Bone,
Sea Fowl Guano,
Brsdley's Super Phosphate OF Line, o..
Old Dominion-Southern FerilizinR Com
pany. kicb mond,
Tobacco Ferttlizer-Southern Fertilizln8
Company. Richmond,
Bradley's Xxi Pbospho.
We are agents for the above FBRTlLlZshS, ano
are prepared to take orders at present. and expee'
cargoss early In August norp, a oo
1y 22 a. L. Sloh6o w.
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J. P. JU5TI6

J. P. JUsTIs. q. P. FOWLER.
TUSTIS 81 FOWLER, GENERAL
81 COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MER-
CHANTS, No. 1902 Franklin street, near Old Mar
ket, Richmond, Va, give their undivided atten.
returns.
Refer to William n. Cabell, member Legtsla-
ture, Buckingham county, Va. Colonel w Co6bs.
Editors Rockingham Register, Rarrisonburg, Va
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Boarding and Lodging.
b RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
JOHN p RALLARD PRoPRIYroR.

JOHN P. BALLARD. PROPRIETOR.
This establishment is now complete In all ia ap.
pointments, having been newly and elegantly
II is acknowlsdged to have no superior in the
southern States, and TO be equal TO be any In the
North. .
The owner has spared no expense to make IL
equal In every respect to any hotel In this country,
and pledges his best efforts to mako his guests In
every way comfortable:
His long and sue cessful experience justtfes him
In saving that the accommodations OF no hotel
shall be superior to his:
He asks the support Of his friends and the public
seFa FEE 'REDUOED TO THREE DOLLARS PER
DAY. JOHN r. bALLAhD.
a = sTAUNT0N, VA.
COLONEL CHARLES T. OVERALL,
PROPRIETOR.
- . PIRsT-CLAS5 HOUSR.
Trains on the Virginia Central Railroad break
fast and dine at this house. Him
ORANGE HOUSE, AT ORANGE
" AND ALEX AnDRIA RAILROAD DEPOT,
LYNCHBURG, va HOUSTON RUCkER, PRO-
PRIETOR.-The proprietor, thankful Tor the lins-
ducsd his Rates to THREE DOLLARS PER DAY,
pledges himself that the we'll known reputation OF
the q ORANGE" shall not be surpassed ~ the
Union Excellent meals furnished a. herevoiors
upon the arrival OF trains, and sumelent ume
allowed for through passengers going nortn of
south upon the changing OF cars. y lo-Im
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-30

MILLS & RYANT, TOBACCO EX-
COMMlSslON MRRCHL aTs for the purehass end
sale Of LEAF and MANUFACTURED T0BACCOs.
signments. Refer to A. F. HARVEY, President Of
National Bank Of Virginia; JAkss THOMAS, Jr,
ESQ, Richmond, Va; Aessrs. q. MESSENGER
Co., New York Messrs. JOHNSON THOMPSON
Boston. Mass 1y A-o