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RICHMOND MARKETS.
CINCINNATI MARKETS.
CrNcINNArI, July 18th, 1869.

CrNcINNATI, July 18th, 1869. :
FLOUR-sales at IS 1896.
WHEAT-Firm; at 81 25@l 80. @-
5 CORN-Firm at 77to79 F8g aeas. 8
z OATS-Steady at 72toc75.
RYE Fairat 81 10.
- WHISKY-Dull at 81
PROviStONS-Q Quiet, and mostly held firmly.
MESS PROFESSIONALLY held at $50. eE s
BULK MEATS-Sales at l5c for shoulders, and
J. 5for sides ~ za
BACUN-Firm at 141171.2c and Is
1S1<c for clear rib and clear sides.
LARD-Duli at 19lzc. 81
BUTTER-Firm. Sales of fresh at o4tocsc.
EGGS-Quiet at 16to17c.
MNSEED OIL-Dull ct 81 0Sto1 o.. :.
LARD OIL-Ofsred at 81 25to1 40.
. PETROLEUM--Saien at 2gsoS1c.
Gold at 1873 buying Msuoy market rather easier !.
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SMALL MEANs-The power Of money

SMALL MEANs.-The power Of money
is on the whole oyer-estimated. The
greatest things which have been done
for the world have not been accom-
plished by rich men, or by subscription
lists, but by men generally of small pc
cuniary means. Christianity was prop
agated over half the world by men of the
poorest class; and the greatest thinkers,
discoveries, inventors and artists, have
been men of moderate wealth, many of
them little raised above the condition of
manual laborers in point of worldly cir
cumstances. And it will always be SO.
Riches are oftener an impeachment than
a stimulus to action; and in many cases
they are quite as much a misfortune as
blessing. The youth who inherits
wealth is apt to have life made too easy
for him, and he soon grows stated with
it. because he has nothing left to de-
sire
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STAINING WooD.-Dr. Stolzel adds
another to the many recipes already
given for staining wood of brown color.
He first of all paints over the wood with
a solution made by boiling one part of
catechu (cutch or gambler with thirty
parts Of water and little soda. This is
allowed to dry in the air, and then the
wood is painted over with another solu-
ton made of one part of bicromate of
potash and thirty parts of water. By
a little difference in the mode Of treats
ment and by varying the strength of the
solutions, various shades of color may
be given with these materials, which
will be permanent, and tend to preserve
the wood
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A correspondent writes: 81 engaged
a chaisc at Galway city to convey me
some few miles out in the country, and
had not proceeded far when it pulled up
at the foot of hill and the driver, COM
ing to the door opend it.
'.What are you at, man2 This isn't
where ordered you to STOP"
"Whist your honor, whist =, said the
driver, in an undertone; 81 am only
desaving the haste. I'll just bang the
door he'll think you're out, and then
he'll cut up the hill like the very divil.
See if he DON'T
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The Territorial seal of Wyoming is
said to have the device, s'Ler us have
Peace"
A man recently dcsccrated the New
York Central Park by hanging himself
in it.
The telegraph circuit fthe globe can
be completed with but 5000 miles of
wire.
Hartford. CT, is to have a first class
theater, Allyn Hall being refitted for the
purpose.
During the week ending June Goth +,
$4,000 emigrants left Liverpool for this
tountry.
There is a couple iu East Braintree,
lass, who have been married sixty
even years
1t is estimated that $1,000 acers will
Re broken in Grundy equity, Iowa, tn is
eason.
A farmer in Burt County, Neb. has
tix hundred acers of wheat, all in fine
condition.
Harrisburgh, Pa, is said to have the
Irorst paved streets of any town in the
United States.
The Cincinnati and Louisville Air
lime Railroad is open, and the through
time is five hours. zs1, II sa
The printers in Amsterdam, Holland
i,ave strnck for higher wages and less
hours of work.
The French Telegrapbio Cable was
landed yesterday Tuesday, on st Pc
iers Island, on the Southern coast of N
aSoundland: This is 1000 miles longer
than the first cable:
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Tommy my son, fetch in stick Of
wood"
''Ah my dear mother" responded
the youth, ''the grammatical portion of
your education has been sadly neglected
You should have said, Thomas, my son,
transport from that recumbent collec-
ton Of combnstible material upon the
threshold of this edifoe one of the cur
tailed excresences Of defunct log.
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Color OF VERMILIoN.-It is fact
well known to artists that the splendidly
bright color of vermillion (cinnaber, sui
phide of mercury has tendency, es-
pecially if it has bean mixed with white
lead, to become blaekish brown and very
dark colored in comparatively short
time. This tendency of the vermilion
is altogether obviated if, previous to
being mixed with oil, it is thoroughly
and intimately mingled with about one
eighth Of flowers of sulphur.
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WH1TEwAsH FOR OUTSIDE Work.
Take of good quicklime half bushcl,
Stake in usual manner, aud one pound
of common salt, half pound of sulphate
of zinc (white vitriol), and one gallon of
sweet milk The salt and vitriol should
be dissolved before they are added. when
the whole should be thoroughly mixed
with sufficient water to give the proper
consistency. The sooner the mixture
is then applied the better.
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The Board of Equalization for the
Fourth Congressional District, met at
Rushyille on the 23d ult. The books
and reports submitted by the several
County Auditors, showed the average
appraisement of the lands per acre to
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CoMFoRr FOR TOBACCO CHEwERs.-An
inveterate chewer of the weed whilst
endeavoring to bite off a slug from his
plug Of Navy found that his teeth
would not penetrate hard substance
with which they came in contact. lie
endeavored to cut 1t, with no better sue
cess--it turned the edge OF his knife
nearly. This aroused his curiosity,
and, on carefully prying out the OBJ
struction, and dissecting it, he found a
fair, proportion Of an old boot heel with
the pegs and o portion Of the dirt still
adhering to 1t, as fresh as the day 1t was
lost from the boot. Have 'chaw p
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BIBLE DICTIONARY

It contains over 1000 closely printed, doublecol-
umn octave pages, and is illustrated with over 200
engravings, and a series of fine, authentic maps.
This Dictionary embodes the results of the most
study and research of over sixty of the most
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When in the course of human events
it becomes necessary to purchase
stove, buy tinware, copper, brass or
sheet iron wares, Of any style or 10 any
quantity, we would respectfully advise
all the people and the balance of man.
kind to go the large and fine establish
ment OF Messrs. Nye & Starr, near the
Depot, with that sensible determin alton
Their prices are fair-stock of the best
quality, and they take pleasure in show
ing their goods. Roofing, spouting and
galvanized iron ornamental work, done
to order promptly.
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MAGNOLIA WATER--Superior to the
best imported German Cologne, and
sold at half the price.
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The Railways of Indiana.
Comparative Statement as Regards Popu.
latiOn and Area.

L
lation and Area. .a
Our carefully prepared table of lengths
of railroad in Indiana recently publish
ed, show that the
No. of miles of railway in opera
ton in Indiana is 2, 12O
No. of miles projected with COM
MES fully organized. .......... 1852
Total No. of miles in operation and
organized .o,Ai z
q Estimating the present population Of
Indiana at 1,75O,O00, this would give
one mile of railway in operation to eve-
ny CAB of our population, aud one mile
of railway organized and in operation to
every 332 of our inhabitants. In the
Western States, taken together, there
is one mile Of railroad to every 79I per-
sons in New England one mile to SAG;
in the South one to $50; and in the
Middle States, one mile to l,036 peo-
pie.
It will be seen that Indiana is much
more literally supplied with railways,
in proportion to her population, than
any other section Of the Union. She al
SO has more railways in proportion to
her area. Indiana contains only one
sftty fourth part of the United States, and
yet she possesses one fifteenth part of al!
the railroads Of the Union. This may
be considered favorable statement for
State 80 young, with res ources whose
development has just begun Indian
apolis Journal.
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The Virginia election on the 9th inst
passed off quietly SO far as heard from.
Official returns are not yet complete,
but Conservative Republicans claim
majority of 10000 for Walker. They
claim also decisive majority in both
Houses of the Legislature. The major
ity claimed for Walker is probably ov
err. estimated, though it will doubtless
reach very handsome figure.
The very latest from Virginia gives
the State to Walker by a majority of
forty thousand. This exceeds our most
sanguine expectations. Thus has the
Old Dominion given in her testimony in
favor Of General Grants policy. Of
course there has been no end of wire
pulling and political trickery on both
sides, and probably the defeated side
will accuse the victors Of dishonest prac
tees OH the largest scale. So large a
majority, however, is proof of strong
convictions and powerful party. This
victory is not ultra radical in it's signifi-
canoe. 1t IS not the work OF extreme
men, although extreme men are in the
ranks of the victorious party. 1t is
simply the out-cropping Of Virginia
common sense, developed by the past
few years, and aided by the action of
Congress and the President. The old
political party bonds of slave times have
at last been burst asunder. Good men
of all parties have worked side by side,
and we shall soon see Virginia filling up
with class Of immigrants who, by
their industry and moral character, will
raise the State to the proud position
WHICH she has always claimed, but which
for many long year she has failed to
occupy.
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The Journal having made brief no
tice Of q certain article Of the Humming
Bird, reviewing the report of distribu-
button of the Superintendent of Public
Instruction, the Sentinel thinking it well
to say something without seeming to
understand the point, takes occasion to
inform its readers that the Superintend>
ent has made certain in. idious compar-
isons between Allen and Wayne coun-
ties because the former contains more
children than the LATTER and showing
its style Of courtesy and respect by cer-
tain terms peculiar to its phraseoIogy
and taste. srai1aa
The simple facts in the case are that
the Superin bendent has only done W hat
the law requires him to do, to receive at
his Office such statistics as are sent to
him by the proper officers duly anthem
ticated. In these retorns Allen county
reports show much larger number of
children in proportion to her population
than Wayne, and an inverse ratio Of tax
returns. It is this State of things, and
not the conduct of the superintendent,
that is under review. The people of
Marion are as much interested in this
subject as the people of Wayne.
The Superintendent has made no in
yidious remarks. He has only dis
charged his duty under the law. When
the Humming Bird or any one else can
furnish his office with any proper evil
dence that any unfair enumerations have
been made we presume he will show a
ready mind to do what belongs to him
to correct them, but we take him to be
too much of gentleman to make Ger
tain invidious comparisons between
counties in the absence of such informa-
ton Journal, July 10.
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aHoos1rn's NIsr"-and other Poems, BY JOINS
finley deceased, for sale at Nicnosons' bookssors
and 1t Morrissou's Library. e5s aH safc
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Manufacturing.

Gradually we have the indications of
manufacturing enterprise invited by the
many advantages Of this locality. A settled
political status, with the civil authority in
the hands of capable and honest people, will
give new impulse to this enterprise in
Richmond, and We shall soon see its effects.
a movement is on foot to put up shoe
lnanutactory either convenient to or in the
penitentiary, SO that the convict labor may be
employed it. Mr.. G. B. WHITING, of Bos-
ton, manufacturer of experience, proposes
TO put up such an establishment, and his
proposition isnndcrthe consideration of the
Executive. Should he succeed, the project
Is expected 10 be the nucleus of u large
business, employing several hundred hands.
The shoe business has been for some time
conducted with good deal of industry nv
several manufacturers Messrs. O.. II
CAALSLEY d Go. have recently consid erahIv,
increased the aggregate in this departInant
ny mandatory in connection with their
leather business. '@'
The making OF shoes is a very important
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MAERYED.

At the residence of the brides father. October
27th by the Rev. james 4. Duncan. ID. p, ).
ROBERT PERDUE to EMMA, daughter OF J.S.
Winglcld, Esq, Of Hanover county, Va. NO
cards.
AtIanchcld, King and Queen county: Firginia,
ut O. clock i. Vi. October 18th, 1900. by Rev. a.
Rroaddns, assisted by Rev. ". 4. Baynham: Rev.
CHARLES II. RYLASD and Miss ALICE M;
daughter OF DR.. John Nuscoc Garnctt, OF sald
county.
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ME- BACHELORS HAIR-DYE.-Thi
splendid HAIR-DYE is the best In the wprld-the
only true and perfect dye; harmless, reliable, In
Simultaneous. No disappointment-no ridiculous
tints remedies the Ill effects Of bad dyes inVigo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black
or brown. Sold by all druggists and pcriumers,
and properly applied at the Wig FACTORY 10 bono
street, New York. mn -o-eoutS
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FnNCATI0NAL.


FARMVILLE FEMALE coLAE'E'
This institution will be re-opened THURSDAY,
October 81 1860. The Principal. who has h9d IN
extensive experience in the conduct OF FIRST
CLASS FEMALE SCHOOL, will spare no efforts
to promote the intellectual, moral and physical
Development of her pupils.
The expenses of this school are regulated TO suit
the cxi gcncies Of the times. ,.,.
TERMS per session of nine scholastic months OF
four weeks each, ending June 90 1870: s,,o
Board Including lights, washing, and fuel. $3.50
Tuition in academic department. ....-...-..... az
Tuition In primary department. .............'.. 80
Latin, French, and Spanish, EACH. :.......... 10
Music on the piano, including Vocal.......... %
Oil painting on canvas. 90 90
payments one-half in advance.
PUPILS furnish their own towels and table nap
For further information, circulars will be sent
on application. ,,.,, W.
REFERENCE The Trustees of the College.
oc lS-3m
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OYSTERS.

ID Eds FISH. OYSTER, ga ~
IL GAME AND ICE DEPOT,-WaAkIY
ESTA BLISHED 1S5i,-SIXTH NEAR WIZ
CLAY STRENGTHENING made large contracts
with the best oyster-plapters on J or K, Severn,
Back river. Mason creek, and other choice waters
am prepared 10 furnish OYSTERS in any guam
titv opened or In the she'll to hotels, restaurants,
and private families.
FRESH FISH EVERY DAY.
Orders cor city or country promptly attended to-.
GAME OF all kinds bought and sold.
zoo ae-Im ROBERT REID.
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WHITES AND LIQUORS.

e#W y ~4t .M + 4 ~
WILLIAM WALLACE SONS,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
LIQUORS,
r. and proprietors of the celebrated
"MOUNTAIN DEW,r
have In store and In bond a large assortment Of
VIRGINIA MOUNTAIN wHIsKEYs,
much OF which has been held for upwards OF
TWO YEARS.
They are the sole agents ana contractors for
many fine brands, as "P. ENGLEMAN," ~.
G. LEIGH" "BYERLY,n "FIREBAUGH.n
"GEM.o OF THE VALLEY sc. A. WHITE"
&C., &C.
They deal largely IN APPLE BRANDIES
and have always on sale fine native stocks.
The reputation for fine liquors their house
has enjoyed for upwards OF FIFTY YEARS
should guarantee fidelity in filling orders.
Their MOUNTAIN DEW" Is known from
Canada to Florida and from Cuba to Calfor-
MIA. 1t Is fagorite wherever brought into com
petition with the best Installations of the North.
South, and West. Sc? o-3m
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MT BREEDEN & FOX invite attention
to large additional supplies of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
now being opened; amongst them many goods
from late New York auction sales ut greatly re-
duced prices. BkEE12EN % foA,
oc 25-1ot No. 4O1 Broad street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MT VIII AT SEE, native Chinese
tea merchant "a now In this place. and will remain
few DAYS for the purpose Of establishing an
agency for the sale oftCELEBRATED TEAS
He respectfully invites the public TO can anu
examine HIS stock, fshich, from the facilities ne
enjoyed in collecting, hs-is prepared to oner az
about half the usual cost.-Hc can be found at
@ST r. W. P0WERss,
oc o. A. 1906 Main street.
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~ CARPETS, CARPETS. = BREE-
DEN & FOX are now receiving large additional
stock of CARPETS, including some new ana
choice designs in INGRAM rTHREE-PLY-
CROSSLEY'S TAPESTRY, ENGLISH and BIG
Flow BODY BRUSSELS, &C., &c. Also,
varied assortment of DIR UG GETS, FELT
CLOTHS, RUGS, DOOR-MATS. &c.
BREEDEN & FOX,
oc 25-10t No. dol Broau street.
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rRETRENCHMENT!
RETRENCHMENT!
pED1rcE YOUR EXPENSES BY BUYING
YOUR DRY GOODS AT
JOSEPH STRAUSE's,
1893 MAIN STREET.
WE OFFER NO BAIT, BUT ALL WE
ADVERTISE AND. SAY
WE MEAN.
Look Mt the LIST below, and you will find

Look at the LIST below, and youwill lind
Fine RACK ALPACA Mt 37,, so, so, 75c., &C.:
col, ORED ALPACA at 30, 30, and 5oc.;
RICH COL ORED DELAINEs at 223c. worth aoc.
WHITE and RED ALL-W WOOL FLANNEL from
CSC. up;
Fine IRISH LINEN at 4Oc. worth Soc, at SOC.
worth 75c.;
LADIES, LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs at '75c.
per dozen;
LADIES, and MISSES COTTON HOSE at l21c.;
MISSES, and CHILDREN's W0OLLEN HOSE
from lOc. up;
CENT? EMEN's and LADIES' UNDERsHIRTs
ut half their value
Fifty pair more Of those LARGE BED BLANK
ETs, Just received, slightly damaged, at
sacrifice;
Heavy GRAY and BROWN BLANKETS from
$3.50 up;
BALMoRAL SKIRTS, very cheap, at 7sc. worth
81;
BLACK Wells from H!c. up
BROWN, GREEN, AND BLUE L ARE E
Wells at 45c. cheap at &c.;
200 assorted WOOLLEN sHAWLs, just from
New York auctions, at ST. $3.50, 81, and $25
considered the cheapest ever offered in this
city;
KENTUCKY JEANS, sATINETs, CAssI-
MEREs, DoEsKINs, for mems and boys.
wear, astonishingly low;
LADIES KID GLOVES, the hest quality, at 81;
FRENCH MER1NOs,
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
ALL-WOOL DELAINES,
Beautiful CHANGEABLE POpLINs,
SCOTCH PLAIDS,
ALL-WooL PLAID POPLINs, &C,
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. CHEAPER
than they can be bought at any other house in this
city,
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branch of manufacturing. Richmond is a
fine place for It. Conducted on the proper
scale, we should soon be able to command
the entire southern trade in boots and shoes.
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STOVES AND T'INwARE.

cTOYES AND TINWARE.-Having on
y hInd large assortment of the most approved
COOKING and HEATING STOVES. l am ena,
hcd TO offer them to the public III greatly reduced
prices for CASH. All STOVES warranted 80 give
Satisfaction. OLD STOVES taken in exchange
or repaired.
All needing a real good article OF Stove. adapted
both for country and city use, will call on
GEORGE KLEIN,
oc o. cod1mk eli Broad street.
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GAIT! SALT sALT!.!
DIRECT IMPORTATION TO RICHMOND.


COMPREHENSIVE the under
Y signed, having this day formed CO-PaRI-
NERSHIP las per articles of agreenseEtl under Inc
arm name of MANDERs s. WILLIAMS, gnu
having bought out the stock, fixtures, and good
wili Of Mr.. j. N. Manders. do propose TO carry on
q FIRST-CLASS GROCERY STORE keepigg
constantly ON hand a full assortment of g .&MAS'
and AMERICAN GROCERIES, and We hope py
strict attention to business To merit the
OF our city and country friends.
RICHARD r. MANDERs,
~, FREDERICK III. WILLIAMS.
Having, sold out my entire stock Of gISeeerliesss
WiII,fhMs. and thankful for past fayors, lwould
most respectfully ask q continuance OK patronage
TO the above firm. ~, -, ,d
settle teir accounts by the LIST OF November, sha
those having bills viii present eaem TO 90 exam
ined, aud arrangements made ios psS Ia eNnpRs
R,cHMoNp, October 2e, 1899. oe al-lw
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GRAPE-yINES OF THE FOLLOWING
VI varieties and of very superior quality for sale
ut reduced prices, as the ground they occupy must
be cle1red-viz., CONCORD, IVES. IONA, IS
RAELLA, DELAWARE, ADIRONDAC, and
SALEM-all two and some three years old. and all
strongly rooted. Address
JOHN j. WERTH,
&C .s-l2t box $685. Richmond, Va,
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THO THE LADIES.-May be found at No.
L se1 Broad street, between Eighth and Ninth,
HOOP-SkIRTS made Of the best materials. of my
own manufacture. AfSo, q select assortment OF
FRENCH and AMERICAN CORSETS, together
with many other articles to beautlfy the form. a.
call is respectfully solicited.
SKIRTS MADE TO ORDER and REPAIRED.
Mrs. A. C. TURNKEY,
successor to Mrs. A. nj. Wllson,
toc 29-8t< Richmond, Va.
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The GREATEST BARGAINS yet in
BIZ ACK 81 L X s
TO he found Is at
JOSEPH STRAUSE'S,
No. 1888 Main street.

BE careful, and come to the right place, ana do
not stop until You get neXtto Golden shoe store'
between Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets oppo-
site Palmer Il Sons.
oc Il JDSEfh S1rho0r-
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LIME.

NHALLENGE.-In consequence of my
" name being so frequently referred to in con-
nection with the late tobacco-stamp frauds, There
by challenge any and every person in the United
States who has any knowledge that I ever
bought, sold, used, or had in my possession, any
counterfeit tobacco stamps, to come forward aud
denounce me. FRED. A. BANNASCH, 49,. /.
ft--" Tobacco Manufacturer,
corner Twenty fourth and Franklin streets.
IL + 80 svs