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News from the South.

AUGUSTA, GA, August l9.-Heavy show
ers fell here yesterday, but the sky is clear
to-day. SO far as heard from, the recent
rains have done no damage to the crops.
Order 40 and Pope's letter to Grant
have, it is believed, injured the cause of
reconstruction in this district, and the press
are advocating the calling Of convention
to make an organized effort opposing re-
construction under the military bills. A
number Of newspapers favor such con-
vention.
County elections are being held in Ala
bama for appointing delegates to con-
sentative convention to be held at Mont
gomery on the 9TH of September.
The corn and cotton crops in Alabama
are better than for many years. The
worm has as yet created little apprehen-
sion. Accounts from Texas, Louisiana,
and Southern Mississippi say the worm and
overnows have destroyed half the crops.
Judge John G. Horne, prominent citi-
izen Of Sumter county, Ga, has been
murdered by party of freedmen. Five
have been arrested and imprisoned at Ma
con by the military. Four confessed.
Radical or Republican organizations
have been established in every town and
city throughout the South preparatory tc
vigorous campaign for reconstruction
under the military bill.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, July 19-9 ?. MIN
connection with the mastering out of 70.
lunteer officers, it is confidently stated that
colonel of the regular army will super.
scde General Howard as chief of the
Freedmen's Bureau.
The military changes dependent on
General Sheridan's removal have occa-
stoned frequent visits between the War
and Executive Departments to-day. The
questions, however, relate to minor de-
tails. The assignment of General Thomas
to the fifth district may be regarded as
fixed.
There are sl96, 100000 in the Treasury
of which s1O9,0OO,0O is gold.
The revenue receipts to-day were s641,-
900.
Brevet Ma or- General A. B. Howe, of the
Fourth artillery, reports to General Scho-
field for duty.
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The Markets.

New YORK, August ia. M.-Flour-
Old, lOc. better. Wheat quiet and hrm.
Corn 1s@lc. better. Oats dull. Pork
quiet at s23.O6. Lard quiet. Whiskey
steady. Cotton quiet at IS &c. Frelghts
dull. Turpentine, 50 &c. Rosin quiet and
low; No. l, $3.50. Stocks dull and ut
tie heavy. Money, 4G5 per cent. Gold'
l4O15. Sterling-Time, 100 g sight, llo-
merely nominal quotations. There were
heavy shipments of bonds last week; some
say as high as 100000. 5-2O'S, '6z,
coupons, ll35s@ll324.
New YORK, August l9-P. M:-Stocks
dull. Gold, l4l3s. 5-2O's, 'G2, coupons
l1358.
Cotton quiet and firm; sales, 800 bales
at 2S1ac. Flour-State, s7.6ogs .oo
southern, sslO.75Gsl4. Wheat flrmer
amber southern, $3.50. Corn quiet
mixed western, sl.l2GSl.l4. Oats de-
clined l@2c. State, 9Oc.; Ohio, oG99oc'
Provisions and groceries quiet and hrm
Naval stores unchanged. Freights quiet
BALTIMORE, August 1e.-Cotton-De,.
mand light; prices nominally unchanged
Coffee steady. Flour quiet and unchanged
the millers have mostly sold ahead OF &c
livery. Wheat steady; supply light
white, $3.50; red, s2.l0Gs25O. Cori
higher; yellow, Sl.l2@sl.l5; white, ST.
OSLO. Oats declined 2@3c..; recelP.
large; quotations, 7O@75c.; damp ooc
Sugar dull and unchanged: Provision
steady. Bulk shoulders, l2c: bacohx
! Shoulders, lS@l31ac.; rib slaes' ioAS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-20

TIE CASE OF DIR. TYNG.-The Tying
case, hear, is likely to be hushed up;
The friends of both parties have been, and
are now, using their influence to let inc
matter 90 no further. They say II Is
bringing scandal upon the Church, and
giving its enemies an opportunity to make
effective attacks upon it. The standing
committee have received assurances from
NJ. Tyng's friends that he will not preach
in Methodist meeting house again unless
he have leave soto do from the rector III
whose parish said meeting house may be
located. This being the case, it is not al
all probable that any further action will
he taken in the matter.-Neto York cor
ycs1ondence Louisville Democrat.
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A LITTLE GInL LOST IN THE BLUE R1nGE
On the Sth Of this month, Mary Mayo
eleven years of age, daughter Of Mr.
Joseph Mayo, who lives in Nelson county
on the Blue Ridge near the famous Hump.
back rock, got lost in the mountain, and
day before yesterday she had not been
found or heard of. The child drove some
COWS out of her fathers yard, and, it is
supposed, followed Them so. far into the
forest that she became bcwildcred. The
people living on both sides Of the noun.
tainS have turned out in largo numbers,
and hunted eagerly for her every day. but
in vain. She was harefootcd, and her
track has been seen in many places, but
all efforts to follow itup have proved fruit.
less. Charlottesville Chronicle.
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Forairn News.

LONDON, August l9.-The Vienna ia
zette says if Russia and Prussia have
an alliance, Austria and Franco will form
one.
The Emperors and Expresses of France
and Austria, and the King Of Bavaria, met
at Salzburg on the 18th. The Emperor OF
Austria will give grand dinner. RouheI
and Won Beust are there. A council
would be held on the 10Th.
LONDON, August l9-Noon.-Consols
943s.
LIVERPOOL, August l9-Noon.-Cotton
quiet aud steady. Weather favorable to
crops, as the storm has ceased.
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TIE METHODIST CHURCH CAsE.-We
learn that the Court of Appeals of this
State, sitting at Wheeling, has decided
the case involving the right Of property III
the Methodist Church in this place, con-
tirming the decision Of the Circuit Court
of Grccnbrcr county. This decision, we
presume, will settle the question for the
present: but the decisions OF all the courts
in the United States in the same direction
would not convince us of the justice of
this ruling, so far as the rights Of the pre-
sent holders OF the property are concerned.
The old membership, who bought and paid
Tor the property, numbering about 200, arc
| 10 be turned out Of their house of worship to
give place to half q dozen, perhaps, who
contributed but little, if anything, TO its
purchase or OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN
dependent.
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151%c.; clear rib, 161481skc. Lard
City, 13913Ic.; western, 1870. Whis-
key dull and nominal.
WILMINGTON, N. c., August 19.-Spirits
turpentinc quiet ct SIC. Rosn steady
sales at s3.25GaG.
CHARLESTON, August l9.-Cotton dull
middlings, 2715c. receipts, 1913. Weather
hot and dry. Crop accounts encouraging
SAVANNAH, August 19.-Cotton dull and
nominal; middling, 2C1a927c. Weather
clear.
MOBILE, August 19.-Cotton market
nominally unchanged; nothing doing.
Weather clear and warm.
New ORLEANS, August l9.-Cotton stiff;
low middlings, 26kc.; middling, 2S1ac.;
receipts, GIG bales; sales, 500 bales. Gold,
l40L.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Our citizens were
startled on Saturday by the announce
ment OF the sudden and unexpected death
OF Mr.. John n. Old, a gentleman well and
lavorabiy known in the city. He had been
quite unwcii for several days, but was out
attending TO his business, and had Just en-
tered his witc's chamber, and was lying on
the bed in conversation with her, when he
was suddenly taken with congcstive chi
and died in few minutes, even before his
friends or medical aid could be summoned.
Pct0Sburg Iuder.
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The star says: sit is now asserted in
Baltimore, on good authority, that those
at present holding Office i'll the city and
State, including Mayor Chapman and all
municipal officers, will protest against the
legality and constitutonality of the exist,
ing Constitutional Convention, and Will
refuse to surrender their positions, even
though the new constitution is ratified and
others are elected to their places. They
intend contesting theirrights in the courts
so there are political breakers ahead"
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Redistribution.

WILMISGToS, n. c., August l9.-The
registration to-day was: Whites, IS;
blacks, 213. The Board of Registration is
refusing to allow lawyers and many others
to register, though they arc universally
considered entitled to registration.
A severe rain has fallen in the interior,
and there is a tremendous lreshct in Cape
Fear river.
COLUMBIA, S. c., August 19.-RegStra-
ton for the day resulted: Whites, GO;
blacks, IL.
CHARLESTON, S. c., August l9.-Rcgis-
tration to-day resulted Whites, 200
blacks, 2I2.
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4 Coop SEEMoS.-Rcv. Moses d. Hoge,
of Richmond, preached in the Presbyte-
rian church in this place on Saturday
morning last to 4 large congregation. His
subject was Euih. His text was Hebrews
chapter II, verse 80: "And these al
having obtained Il good report through
faith" sc. We have rarely had The plea
sure Of listening to more interesting and
instructive sermon. We consider Mr.
!Iogc as one Of the ablest divines in the
United States, and his sermons arc always
SO fresh and his ideas are 50 original that
a person never becomes tired or weary
while listening to m.-Hreenlrier Ede-
Dendent.
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The Mark Lane Express, which is the
best Of English authorities as to foreign
crops, gives generally unfavorable ac-
count of the crop prospects in England
and on the continent.
Hon. G. II. Pcndleton, candidate for the
Nicc-Presidcncy in 1864 on the Democratic
ticket, has come out in public speech in
favor of paying off the national debt in
greenbacks.
One of the Black Crook nymphs has
sued the manager and lost her suit. Quilp
suggests that if it was the suit she wore in
the ballet, there was not much to lose.
They talk about building an English
opera-house for Miss Caroline Richings in
Philadelphia.
Acting Attorney General Binckley's
wife is niece of General Joe Johnston.
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FEMALE AND NEGRO SuFFRAGE.-Ihc
Michigan Convention, after voting % to
% in committee, some time since, to ADOPT
female suffrage, this week rejected, the
proposition by q very large vote, and re-
fused even to submit the question to the
people as a separate proposition: Negro
suffrage is crowded into The body OF the
constitution, as is proposed in the State OF
New York, and it was to accomplish TINS
result, we are now told, that the Michigan
State Convention was ordered.
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TIE LAST.-It is definitely settled, we
are authorized in saying, that General
Pope has sent pcremptory order to Go
vernon Jenkins to stop the payment Of the
$4,000 per annEm guaranteed by the State
to its University ut Athens. Reason: A
young gentleman Of the college, member
of the junior class, and an honest, manly,
earnest soul, made speech at the recent
commencement Of that institution in de-
fence of the Constitution, the laws, and of
liberty under those laws. This much, and
no more, was his offence .-Macon Journal.
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\ BOLD RoBBERY.-Thc sleeping apart.
mcnt OF Colonel Il. l.. Ovens residence
on Daniels Hill, was entered on Friday
night, and splendid gold hunting watch
with chain and seal attached, valued al
500, together with loose money amounting
to forty or fifty dollars, were removed from
the Colonc's pockcthooll, which lay at bis
bedside. Both Colonel Owen and his wife
were occupying the room at the time
Lynctjluy Republican.
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Ie.Har,E, KY, August -, 1867.
. EH" Of the rtncin,aH En4eUcr;
.a.an~ paper Of yesterday you say That
.~u Tic gE-gacrrI:ia is III Mexico, in
um.,,..u business, under the as
.amr ri. Samuel Anderson. This
mistake. Qnauucll and forty men
- Kentucky in the fall OF 1854. He
r.a.'y wounded in a tight, captured,
.aea 10 Louisville. and there died in
under an assumed name. General
>aahy though, he WAS killed, and bu-
Wou.uod county, until ! told him
-ut About four weeks since was
n>.a wiki two Of his men.
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A small lot of tobacco-four pounds,
ncrhaps-was sold in Lynchburg the other
day at the rate Of 81 ,l4O per 100 pounds.
G. w. S. Buckley, the originator of the
Knights of the Golden Circle, died in Bal
timore last week. He was q native OF
Virginia, and was fifty-two years OF ago.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-20

WANTED, orders for every descrip-
w ton OF JOB PRINTING at the DISPATCH
PRINTING HOUSE. Work done a, low rates and
with dispatch 1yT
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QUEEN ElCToRlNs HEALTH.-Her Ma
iesty, with the greatest desire to fulfil all
those duties which appertain to her dignity
or her hospitality, is occasionally pre-
vented from performing them By bodily
suffering of character most difficult TO be
borne. -Lonl0n LQncct.
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JUDGE Holt GRANTED LEAVE OF Az
SENCE.-Judgc Holt has been granted leave
of absence until the 9th Of September. 1t
isreported that the Presidents order trans
terring him to other duty will be issued in
the mean time Washington correspond
e,tce Of Nerc lIorh Post, august Il.
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Now York Bank Statement.

New YORK, August l9.-The bank state.
ment of the past week shows that deposits
have deceased $5,3G2 900; legal-tenders
decreased SG,570,000; loans decreased
Sl9l 900; specie increased S6OS 200; cir
culation increased 100000.
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PEEsOHAL.-Mr. Berthemy, the French
Minister, is engaged to marry Washing
ton widow, and will retire from diplomatic
services next spring. Mr.. De Ferriotte,
his Secretary Of Legation, has also formed
an engagement OF a similar character with
another Washington lady Washington
correspondence Of No7 York Times, AaJ!st
Ii.
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DLOUGES, PLOUGHS;a = farmers ll,, lr''
wishing to purchase PL0UGHs 10, iait 40 nv
s0UTHERN PLOUGH has become so genIsr "a y
used tn at it is dicnlt to supply the dsana
my present force. II the demand siou aors must
Increase my facilities for manufacturing 10 supply
the wants OF the people. Send your opqsEK' q
once =: IL ~ ~ atraat
au la--2aw2w NO, 4asQ @a1n a''S'''
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Michigan Constitutional GOnycn

r, NIru., August S.-Inthc Con-
oul. Convention, on Saturday, it was
81, hy L vote Of 50 to p, that the
Gry clause, and the clause provi-
...- me annual sessions OF the LcgiS-
should he submitted to the scpa-
g..c o. the people.
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CARBoLIC ACID FOR ENTEEMTNATING
MosorIToEs.-lt is stated that carbolic acid
has recently been successfully used near
Railway, N. j., for the determination OF
MOSQUITOES and flies. \ small piece OF
cloth saturated with the acid was hung w
in a room, and in two hours the flies had
entirely disappeared. In the evening the
acid was tried in the kitchen, where the
mosquitoes were very troublesome, with
like success.
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General Sheridan Removed at Last.

WASHINGTON, August l9.-The Presi-
dent has assigned General Thomas to the
command of the Fifth Louisiana and
Texas District, General Hancock to the
Department Of the Cumberland, and &C.
neral Sheridan to the Department of Mis-
souri,. The necessary order will be issued
from the War Department to-day.
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Steamboat Acknowledgement Grant,
Action.

New YORK, August ia patch on the
boiler of the steamer Palisodo blew out as
she was leaving for Fort Lee yesterday.
Nearly 500 persons were aboard, but none
were hurt, though the scene was fearful
for some minutes.
The New York Uerald'S special says
General Grant has already assigned some
of Stanton's special favorites to active
duty THAT is, removed them from bomb
DrOOlSl
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FINDING IT OuT.-In lengthy article
the Washington Chronicle attacks the in
ternal revenue system as a stupendous en-
gnc OF fraud, and advocates making the
bureau separate department.
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FROM New HAMPsTnRE.-The Concord
Statesman (Radical) recently broke ground
in favor Of taxing Government bonds, and
as might have been expected, it created a
sensation among the Radical leaders.
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Great Destruction of Coal Oil.

MONTREAL, August ia destructive
fire occurred at Middleton's coal oil stores,
destroying 100000 gallons of oil. Loss,
sl50,OOO. The price of oil is rising in
consequence.
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ARCHBISHOP SrALDING.-Latc adyices
from Rome state that the Most Rev. Arch
bishop Spaldng is now among the noun
tains of Switzerland in search of good
health, which he has not enjoyed since his
severe attack Of illness last spring. His
return to America is not expected before
October.
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VIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the
Y Clerks Office Of the Court OF the County OF
Accomac on the irst Monday in July, A. D. 1867,
the same being the first day OF the said month
William S. Byrd and William c. slocum, admin
istratols Of the personal estate OF Thomas slo-
cum, deceased Plaintiffs,
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'1@aE4L SHERMAN.-There is no SOL
C....' 'ot instance, we honor more than
..a's. Sherman. We should crown him
s .', .a0IcJa anu write his name on a hun
r ..'1 monuments. But we do not think
:. ,1oa'a vote for him as President of
~ i4,ea States, because he is an ayow-
's"eyer IL the policy Of Andrew
'.~'so4.-&eT York TriJune.
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Hollis REMovAL.-The expected order
relieving or suspcnding Judge Advocate,
General Holt, it is believed, will be issued
during the present week.
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'.Ae'al Magruder and General Beau
40. -'n went on Change yesterday, and
I.. .y Mere Kissed by some people whose
,tt'"'.y IS too gushing to be restrained by
l ~ lFammels Of decency.-Nem York
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Richmond Tobacco Exchange. August 10.

kIcnm0nu TOBACCO ENCHdn1e. August IL.
We report the breaks light o-day. Market
opened less animated. No change TO note in
prices. Below we give the transactions: IA
hogsheadS, tierccs, and boxes, sold ITS fol-
lows:
MaSUFACTrRISG TOBACCO.
L,,gS.-Common to medium dark working
- to - good dark working, IS TO Sl2 sun
cured, common, - to ST. sun cured, good
81 to Il> ; coal-cured, common, X 10 81
coal cured, bright, 81 TO 500 coal-cured, fan
cy, $50 10 SO.
Ledf.-Common dark working. = TO 80 me-
dium dark working. $40 To Sl4; good dtrl
working, 80 TO 81 fine and wrapping, SIS t
:21; sun-cured, SD to 80 and $50 yellow
wrappers, common, so tn $50: yellow wrap.
pers, medium TO extra, $40 TO Sl00 and 800.
SHIPPING TOBACCO.
L,,ys.-Tery common and heavy weights, ::
to 81. 80; medium, IS to IS; good, IS 10 $50
Lsnf.-Engish shipping, SO 10 $50 and 81. So
continental shipping, SIS 10 SIS and S23
sTEMMISG TOBACCO.
Lsnf.-Common, Sl2 to Sl4 good, 80 10 81
fine, SIS 10 so and S2S.
St,"ts.-Ncry common to good, 81 10 $40.
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The Late Storm.

WASHINGTON, August l9.-Nearly six
inches of water fell here during the recent
heavy rain.
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MILLINERY AT AND BELOW
Ixl COST, TO CLOSE BUsIN EsS.-Mr. 81
II. l.. WIGAND begs leave 70 inform hsrtAW
customers and the public generally that she
will sell out her new and handsome sssort-
ment Of
all Of the latest styles, at and below coat cnnn}
good assortment Of Corsets and taHHs s}vst Rb.
bons hjlk Ruchss Nets and ether articles 700 na'
merous 70 mention. Call soon 70 Ssi d estSyMaas
| SII Rpoad street.
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COMMERCIAL.
STOCKS AND BONDS.

Virginia ex coupons. AZ
Virginia ex- coupons. new ~
Virginia registered bonds, old, eXinte-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. AN
Va. registered bonds, new, 1866 ........ 3SH639
Virginia registered bonds, 1867. .36HM37
North Carolina eX-coupons.. j6
North Carolina new bonds. ............ -
Tennessee ex-couponS. observation-disclosures. 6s
Tennessee new bonds. observation-disclosures. OF
Georgia bonds tnominaD ............... q
Georgia per cent. bonds, neW....... )!
Richmond City bonds. .................. Gigs;
Petersburg City bonds. u
Lynchburg City bonds. o.
Fredericksburg City bonds (nominaD. 81
Norfolk City bonds nominaD .......... %
(mortgageJ. w m ~ .s7N@7
mot mortgagedJ. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2h@6;
Virginia Central Railroad lst mortgage
bonds ........................ 65G67M
Virginia Central Railroad Cd mortgage
SOnQS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o'
Virginia Central per cent. bonds. n
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad first
mortgage bonds. Observation-Disclosures. 6;
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad I'd
mortgage bonds. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad. third
mortgage, per cent. bonds. 6.
mortgage, 6 per cent. bonds. .s7M@7
Orange and Alexandria Railroad, Sc
cond mortgage, per cent. bonds..... 6C
Orange and Alexandria Railroad, per
cent bonds &C
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
per cent. bonds. INSTRUMENTATION. I:
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mae Railroad dividend bonds, per
cent. s2H
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mae Railroad bonds, per cent....... 72h
Richmond and York River Railroad
per cent. bonds (nominaD ............ -
Richmond Fredericksb burg and Poto-
mac Railroad stock. Observation-Disclosures. D
Richmond and Danville Railroad
stock, new. ............................ 1922
Virginia Central Railroad stock. lSGL2
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad stock % hGl2
Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad stock,
nominal Observation-Disclosures. s.
| First National Bank Observation-Disclosures. :
| National Exchange Bank .............. Z
| Planters National Bank. :
National Bank Of Virginia. 7oG7
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Fheut.-White, ,>34 bushels very inferior
to prime, 81 Gu@$22 37i@-2Se bushels on private
terms ; red, l.2j6 bushels inferior 20 prime,
Sl.3J6S2. 1j-lO2 bushels on private terms.
CDra.-White, ,i63 bushels at SlGosl .03 :
yellow, IL bushels 1T Il mixed, lol bushels
at 81.
OutS-504 bushels ut joGiG2Ec. j22 bushels
on private terms.
Rye-Gs bushels at 81. lS0$l.2e.
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UFFEKINUS.
U1em.-White, 2,l3i bushels red, l,$5o
bushels.
Corn.-White, 1,jl5 bushels; yellow, H.
bushels; mixed, 30 bushels.
DutS.--l, O2i bushels.
Rye.--GS bushels.
ezra .M,ni.- bushels
IEIy-lJ bales
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HU7'tJ1UOre.

DABBIT METAL.-5O0 pounds me
Is Rabbit Metal just received per steamer nj
aG"fa anu io' '@-' CHARLES ]. SINTON,
1885 Main street.
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X ETTLES AMI
i FURNACES for sale by CLINTON
l435 III lain street.
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Coal and WOOd.

OAK AND PINE WOOD for sale by
~ s. n. UAWES,
an l9-2t Eighteenth and Cary streets
A NTHRACITE COAL.-FOr sale to
"a arrive 500 tons BEST LoRBERRY RED ASH.
sizes for CRATES stoves, and furnaces price 81 sc
portion 900 pounds, delivered. Alsn. so tons LIE
HIGH WHITE ASH LUMP, for foundry use price,
80. warrant either of these Goals equal TO any
Anthracite Goals offered in this market.
Orders solicited for present and future delivery.
WRIT ROBERTS.
Office: Corner Seventeenth and DOCK streets