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VIRGINIA.-In King William circuit
W court clerl.,s nfice Aut,ust ed. 1889

VIRGINIA.-In King William circuit
Y court clerks Office, August2sd, 1859
Otway Pollard Plaintiff,
against
William Wars, agent, and John ". Wars and
Robert Wars Defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
The object Of this suit is to enforce the vendor
lien for the deferred payment of tract of land
situated in King William county, adjoining the
lands Of j. L. Frensley, the late Albion jackson,
and others, called and known as Spring HILL
And affidavit having been made and filed, accord
ing TO law, that the defendants, John w. Wars
and Robert Wars are not residents of this State,
1t La ordered that the said John W. Wars and Ro-
bert Wars appear within one month after due
publication of this notice and do what Is necessary
To protect their interest in this suit.
A copy-Teste:
O. NJ. WINSTON, D. C.
DOUGLAS & GREGORY, p. O., Aylett's, Va.
an 27-F4w
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Foreign News.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, August 26.-The betting is still
two to one on the Oxfords. The Police Com
missioner has detailed 500 men to maintain
order along the banks Of the Thames during
the race.
The continued fine weather has dcpress-
ing effect on breadstuils. Sellers through
out the country are asking prices above the
views of buyers.
The increase of specie in the Bank of
England is SIS, 900.
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IInrhhur- Markets.

TUESDAY. August 81, lSG0.-Whcat IS no
coming In so freely, and the market is de-
pressed. Flour market not well supplied price,
firm fine flour Is much inquired for: Corn scarce
Bacon, hog round, 2OG91c. Butter, 3o@Q35c. Bees
wax, $50. Corn, sl.l5@sl.20. Eggs, ic@i6c
Flour-Ncw supcriinc $50; extra, Is , lnil ~
So Feathers GJ@75c. Flaxsced, S205MSs. 10
Ginseng s50091c. Oats. 5oQl523c. Rye, sla$I.o5
Wheat-Whlte. Bl.5o@Sl.55; red, sl:4o8sl.45
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Baseball Matce in New York

CINCINNATI, August 26.-At the conclu-
sion of the fifth inning to-day between the
Red Stockings and Haymakers, the score
standing II and II, the Haymakers found
fault with the umpire. John Morrissey
called on the Haymakers to stock their bats,
amid great excitement.
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SnOw-Shetls on the Pacific Railroad
Rurnt-The Cattle Disease.

san Francisco, August 26.-Two miles
of snow-sheds on the Pacific Central rail
road were burned yesterday. Many of the
cross-ties were burned, and the rails warp
ed by the heat.
General Stoneman issues an order forbid
ding the use of beef by the garrison at
Wilmington, CAL, on account of the cattle
Iicoose
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MARTHA's VINEYARD JUBILEE.-The Me-
thodists are holding great jubilee at Mar
tha's Vineyard Massachusetts. They have
a great camp-meeting there. 1t was quite
natural that some wolves would be attract
cd by such o gathering OF lambs, and we
see that Governor Sprague, Ben Butler,
Henry Wilson, Ben Wade, Governor Olaf
lin, Governor Padclford. of Rhode Island,
were all present.
The humorous reporter Of Mr.. Dana's
paper (the New York ISa1e) makes the fol-
lowing allusion to the politicians
Hennery Wilson is unctious and redo
lent with piety-a great gun among the
saints; and just as evidently their man for
the Senate as that Butler isn't. Indeed,
one of the preachers yesterday divided his
time pretty equally between the Creator Of
the world and Hcnnc.y Wilson. Hennery
also spoke, and his words were very touch
ing. All! for good, square-round Chris
tan, who don't combine politics with reli-
gion! e Oh, no guess don't he, though y
Give me HennIry Wilson.
Benjamin F. Wade is also here. Ben
jamin, being singularly averse to swearing
and vulgarity of all Sorts, went to meeting
like good man as he is, and ga sturdy old
Roman" And if you know anything
meaner than sturdy old Roman, please
send me word. And these three-Ben But
Ter, Hennery Wilson, and Ben Wade-domi-
cile under the same roof.
Butler is at Sprague's good deal, and
Butler and Sprague talk great deal, and
Sprague invited Butler to come and sec
him. and Butler invited Sprague to come
and see him; and hereupon and hereat
there is great chatter and surmising in
Marthas Vineyard"
Among the incidents mentioned by the
lively correspondent is the following:
"Another man, who didn't look very
sanity, it must be admitted, said he was
convinced that he ought Immediately t.
| amend his life; which was received witt
such a general and emphatic Amen,
Amen that | naturally concluded he wal
some well-known and hardened old hea
| them
This would have done well for Butler OF
! Wade.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

The soUrBsrDE.-We take the following
from the Danville Register:
=" The drought has pretty much ruined
the upland corn all over the State. There
are some excellent fields on the low grounds,
but they are yet liable to destruction by
freshets. ,rs
/" Fortunately, there is some old corn still
left on hand. Some few farmers in this
section of the State have enough, with their
growing crops, to carry them through the
coming year, but the majority of them will
be compelled to buy corn.''
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EXTENSIVE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
August 25.-A fire broke out this morning
Just before II o'clock in the oakum factory
of Robert Hanna, on Thames street, and
soon thereafter communicated to the lum-
ber-yard of J. W. Randolph, at the corner
of Wolf and Lancaster streets, and FelPs
paint-shop. The entire block is bounded
by Lancaster, Thames, Wolf, and Ann
streets, and has been consumed, with the
exception of one or two buildings. The
houses are small, and occupied by German
families, and densely tenanted. Owing to
the intense heat for the past few days the
fire burned with great rapidity. The fire is
still raging.
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THE REMEDY WORSE THAN THE DISEASE.
The Albany Euening Journal, referring to
the proposition to send Ben Butler to the
United States Senate as an offset to Andy
Johnson, says it {" breads the remedy more
than the disease" The Springfield Repub-
licon is the same way of thinking.
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The Gettysburs Identification.

There were various arrivals Of military
men at Gettysburg on Wednesday. No Con-
federate officer arrived. A letter was re-
ceived from Lieutenant-C Colonel Charles
Marshall, assistant Acknowledgement on
General Lees staff, in which he says: 81
beg leave most respectfully to decline the
invitation to attend the proposed meeting. -
During the day a number Of officers ex-
amined the battlefield, and discussed the
question of buying much land belonging to
citizens, in order to have the whole field set
apart as Government property.
AT night the ball took place ut the Springs
Hotel. Quite gay affair it is said to have
been.
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Second Dispatch.

Baltimore, August 25.-Twelve houses
(many of them dwellings, were burned TO-
day before the flames could be subdued
and thirteen others more or less damaged
The machine shops of E. II. Frazier s
Co. were also destroyed, together with six
new engines. Loss, $50, 900 insurance light
The loss on Randolph's lumber-yard
which was also totally destroyed, is $685.,
600: insurance less than $1,000.
The total loss, about $l50,0O0, and insu
rance cannot now be definitely ascertained
It was the most destructive fire that hat
occurred in Baltimore for ten years.
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INGENIOUS AND PoLITE.-A Cincinnati
editor styles contemporary the dedicate
but rampant clothes-horse," having go
gift in department, and genius for preya-
ricotiop -
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RELEASED FROM SEIZURE-ARREsT OF A
PoLICEMAN-DIED FROM SuNsTRoKE.-Cin-
cinnati, August 24.-The tobacco manutac-
turing house of John j. Robins was to-day
released from the seizure made couple OF
weeks since for alleged use of counterfeit
stamps. Upon examination at Washington
the stamps proved to be genuine. The or
der of release came from Commissioner De-
lano.
John Cattle, a policeman, has been ar,
rested for murder. In arresting John Bel
last night he knocked him down. No unu'
sual effect of the blow was seen at the time
but after going to the station-house he fell
into sleep, and to-day he died.
George Eckerly, late of Pittsburg, died Of
sunstroke at o'clock tonight.
The thermometer at noon to-day stood al
81, and during the afternoon at "a.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, August 26.-Thc committee has
reported to the Senate the principal modi-
fcations Of the senatus cOnsultum. The
Senate may reject the bills without giving
its reasons, and the Government may ap-
point commission to report upon the votes
of want of confidence.
The Empress remains week at Constan-
tinople. She has abandoned her contem-
plated trip to Jerusalem.
The Increase of specie in the Bank of
France is 5,000,000f.
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henceforth I shall do
~ business for CASH ONLY. To those of my
friends who may patronize me on these terms
shall feel grateful, and will endeavor TO make the
system IN ntually beneficial. respectfully solicit
call from all buying goods In my line for cash;
assuring them that prices shall be satisfactory.
All Indebted to me will oblise me much by
making an early settlement.
JOHN G. PAGE, JR.,
nm os-eodow 1908 Main street.
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John NJ. Stanley, of Staunton, charged
with the murder of Jacob scherer, under
circumstances already described, was be-
fore the examining court on Tuesday, and
was sent on for trial. He was defended by
Messrs. J. 3. Baldwin and John M. Coch-
ran. Judge H. W. Shelley assisted the
prosecutor, Mr.. James Bumgardner, Jr.
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SUMAC WANTED.-We pay the highest
- market price In CASH for spAiAC delivered
either at our tannery In Manchester, az rail-
road dopots In Richmond, or as store iiss Main
street, Richmond. The leaves must De or green
color, well dried, and free from berries, sncAs,
au Ie.-dssw,m HULsy Il KING,
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FREsH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

TRESH ATIONS.-kELLOGG
IL Il GIBSON are now receiving and opening,
OF their importation, large additions to their
ments to buyers. New and handsome patterns oil
Dinner, Tea, and Toilet Sets in rich, decorated
gold band; Plain White China and White Granite.
Rich Fancy Goods, Cut and Pressed Glassware In
great variety Fine Table Cutlery, Of Joseph Rod
gers and other celebrated makers; Plated Ice
Pitchers, Walters, Goblets, Forks, spoons, &C. !;
Refrigerators, Watcr-Coolcrs, Casters, Lamps,
Looking Glasses Block Tin and Japan Ware In
great variety.
Country merchants hotcl-keepers, and house
keepers will consult their interests by calling on
us. KELLOGG Il GIBSON,
Importers, Wholesale and Retail Dealers,
1907 Main street. Richmond, Va.
EDWARD B. TAYLOR and Il. G. SUTTON, JR.
Statesmen. my 10
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Foreign MarketsIBY TELEGRAPH.

FOTPIpn NIuTktIS-IDl IELsF'IE-hI Mt
LONDON August 20 NOon.-Consols, e3s. United
States bonds, S3s. Weather fair. Sugar firm bott
| on the spot and aaOat.
| LIVERPOOL. August 6.-H0on.-Cottnn quiet
| uplands l3sd. Orleans, l35d.; estimated sales,
| 5000 bales.
| LIVERPOOL, August 2s.-Erenfag. Cotton dull
| uplands, l2sM12id.; Orleans, l3id.; sales s,Oo'
bales including ], 900 for export and speculation
Turpcntinc, 27s.
HAvEE, August 2C.-Cotton opened quiet on the
| spot and ahOat.
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CROCKERY, DC.


GUNNER TRADE.-In store and for sale
~ large and well-assortcd stock Of
SILVER-PLATED, CHINA, GLASS, and
EARTHENWARE,
which am offering as low as they can be obtained
In New York, to which wonld respectfully call
the attention of the trade and public generally,
pledging myself to sell low and give Is good ar
ticles for the money any other establishment In
the State. Give me a call at
1906 MAIN STREET.
~ 90 e. C.. GARY,
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Tobacco Markets.
RICHMOND Va


AUGUST oo.-No change worthy Of note to re-
port. We quote as before:
Lugs.-Shipplng, green or unrlpei common to
der, s0Gsio: working, common to medium, $40
0$l1; working, good, $lO.5Gasl2 bright sIn"k king
or %GpSng c% wnrsnr 70 P Peod to Re siss5
frosted Tugs, $e@S7.
LeaE-Shipping, short dark, In good order, s:@
g. 50; shipping in good order, long dark rich and
dark, rich and waxy, SiO@$ll. 5C English shipping
leaf, $llg$l5; stemmng, short and iong $i %
bright wrappers, fine to extra, Si5Gss5 medium
sun-curcd sllGS16; fine sun-cured, Sl50T25 ;
frosted leaf, ssGslO.
PETERSBURG, VA.
AUGUST o5.-Thc breaks continue to be mode
rately large for the season, and we have no mate
rial change to note In prices, though the bidding
was hardly so brisk rs it was on Tuesday and
Wednesday. We quote poor to common lngs at
$7 to $685. fair to good ut $3.50 to so, and very
good at $3.50 to $l0 short working leaf At 20 to $40,
medium to fair ut &c. to $l50 and good ut l2 to
than they were short time back. We note sales
of good shipping at 81 to Sli. Not a., me sun
though Such is much wanting and If to be had
would bring fancy prices.
LYNCHBURG VA.
AUGUST 25.-Market still continues active, and
prices well sustained.
Lugs.-Common and inferior frosted, s5G1sG
good to fine shipping, S7@Ss; common working,
Sass; good working, ss@$l0; fine working, SlO
Leac-Common shipping. $sGs0: good ship
ping se@$lo; fine shipping siigsl?: common ,;,
working, $l2M$l8; bright smoking Jugs, SlsM
$50 bright smoking deaf, $25@S35 common
wrappers, Sl50S:O; good wrappers, S25@ls3o; fine
wrappers, $35G$5o line fancy wrappers, none Of
fering.
LOUISVILLE, KY.
AUGUST 23.--The market during the past week has
remained firm receipts have been light and sales
have been CORES pondingly limited. The market
closes strong under advices from the growing crop.
which are unfavorable. The drought continues,
and the recent rains extended over only portion
of the tobacco districts. That the crop will be a
short one Is conceded by parties well Informed anG
that prices will range much above present quota
tions is predicted.
Sales for the week, 42s hog5heads sales for the
year, 81, 22l hogshcads.
The sales to-day ut four OF the auction ware.
houses amounted to IS hogsheads, with rejection Of
bids on two hogsheads.
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DLUE WINDSOR LUMP PLASTER
ID 200 tons, Just received direct, on consignment
Tor sale low. l5y27lI A. 8. LEE
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SPAIN.

MADRID, August 26.-Topete officiates
during Prim's absence. Six thousand
troops 60 to Cuba within the next two weeks.
The Carlist Polo and his secretary, re-
Gently captured, have been sentenced to
death Several other Carlists have been
condemned
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A MAGISTRATE Citizens of
Nottoway have made accusations against
George II. McCulloch, magistrate of that
county, involving incompetency and want
of integrity. He has been tried by court
martial, and the papers referred to General
Canby.
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SuIcIDE.-A Mrs. Nunnally, residing in
this city, committed suicide On Monday
night by taking laudanum. The cause of
the rash act was desertion by her husband,
who left her and went to Baltimore two or
three months since, where, it is understood,
he has recently married another woman.
This was more than the deserted wife could
bear, and she sought relief from her suffer
ings in death. Her remains were inferred
yesterday morning.-Lychburg Virginian
of WedneSddu.
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VIRGINIA PENITENTLaRI, August ID 1882
WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO Do
~ the following description OF work In the
most substantial manner and on the most reason-
able terms. We will make and repair CARTS,
ETS CART-SADDLES, SAFES, WARDROBES,
TABLES, WASHSTANDS, and, in fact, almost
every article that 10 In use. WHlShEI BAR-
WAGONS made and repaired. With good ma
teriai and shilful workmen we hope To give satis-
faction In every ease. u. WARDWELL,
auls--lm Superintendent,
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T EATHER BETTING, q superior arti-
~ Gle;
LACE LEATHER, the best made In sides or cut
into strings ready for use
SHEET and ROUND RUBBER PACKING;
EAGLE PACKING, a new and superior article :;
RUBBER GASKETS, ready cut;
BABBIT METAL FLUE-SCRAPERS, TWIST
DRILLS, &c. L. A. DAYTON,
Tenth street between Main and Cary.
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DEATH OF STRANGER.-On Tuesday
morning a gentleman arrived at the Norvell
House and registered as G. A. D. Kemper,
of New Orleans. He was in very feeble
condition, and the services of Drs. Taylor
and Latham were called in to minister to
him. They applied such remedies as the
case seemed to demand, but it was apparent
that nothing could be done more than to af-
ford the sufferer temporary relief. He ap-
peared to rally somewhat up to about
o'clock yesterday evening, when he was
suddenly taken worse, and died in few
moments. His disease was of an asthmatic
character. The deceased was member Of
the firm of Kemper 4 Kelley, of New Or
leans, cotton brokers. He was Virginian,
and his mother resides in the vicinity Of
Rappahannock Station. He was endeavor-
ing to reach her when overtaken by death.
1t was his purpose to leave by this morn
ing's train for that destination. Every
thing that could be done for his comfort
and relief was done by his physicians and
the Messrs. Holt.-Ly1chburg Vnyinian
WedneSddg.
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ZION OF CO-PARTNER-

DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
- SHIP The partnership heretofore existing
under the style and firm OF c. \. BALDWIN,
BEALL & co. Is dissolved by Limitation. Either
partner Is authorized TO use the signature OF the
firm In the settlement of the business.
c. A. BALDWIN,,
n. f.. BEALL,
L L A II
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PRINTING IN COLORS DONE AT
THE DISPATCH pRTNTTNG-HOIfSE.

business CARDS PRINTED AT THE
ID DISPATCH PRINTING-R0USE CHEAP
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SPECIAL PARTNERSHIP.

NDTICF-sFEJIAL FAIEl NEKoHIF.
The undersigned have formed special partner
ship for the purpose of conducting the w HOL E
SALE BOOTASD SHOE BUSINESS In the city
OF Richmond under the firm and style OF G. a..
BALDWIN 4 BEALL. G. A. Baldwin and \. L.
Beall residents of the city OF Richmond, are gene
raj partners, and L. J. Magruder, resident OF the
city Of Baltimore, is special partner. The said
special partner contributes $40 900 In cash. and the
partnership Is TO continue year from the lst
day OF July, 1869. Witness the following sigma
lures and seals
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ROOTS, SHOES, DC.

boot AND SHOE MANUFAC-@.
ID TORY.-The subscriber would inform TaEA-
his friends and the public that he has COM -
menced the manufacture Of Ladies' and Gentle
mems BOOTS, SHOES, and CATERS In all the
various STYLES of the season. and sOlicits share of
public patronage, plcdglng himself to use every
eyertion TO please, DAVID S. WRIGHT,
m 3eod5w 1920 Main street.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

40 BARRELS PURE RYE WIIISKEY,
~ 25 barrels $. y. Pixies Magnolia Whiskey,
10 barrels Southsidc Rye Whiskey, 10 barrels
Brandy and Gin, quarter cask Utard's pure
French Brandy, 3 quarter casks pure Port Wine,
quarter casks Coscn's pure Sherry Wine In store
fol. sale Inv JOHN NJ. HIGGINS,
an % lCl0 Franklin street.
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c. 4. BALDWIN tSeall,
y. L. BEALL Seal
L. j. MAGRUDER SealI.
July l, lS6o

STATE OF VIRGINIA. CITY OF R1cHMoSD-To
WIT This day personally appeared before me,
notary public In and for the city aforesaid, ~ L.
the SPECIAL partner above mentioned, has paid
In cash into the said concern OF q. A. Bald
win & Beal ten thousand dollars.
Given under my hand this ist day of July, 1890.
~ 2-ltaw8w ANDRE" JlNhlNS, \. L.
NOTICE.-The concern Of MORRIS d
~ ELLIS Is hereby dissolved by mutual consent.
The business of the concern will be settled by
JOHN X. MORRIS.
GEORGE \. ELLIS,
j. X. MORRIS.
NoTTowAT COUNTY, VA, August IL 1859.
c3-lawsws
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THE UNDERSIGNED BEGS TOa
l. INFORM HIS FRIENDS AND THE 49,
PUBLIC that he has taken the store No. va
where he will be pleased to see them. Having laid
in an assortment of the best CALFSk1NS and
SUPERIOR SOLE LEATHER, he is prepared to
furnish his customers with BOOTS, Shoes, GAL
TIERS, &C.. of the best quality.
He respectfully solicits call from his old Gus
toners, assuring them that he will, rs usual, use
his best cndcavors to give them satisfaction.
an 10-sod2w VI. NENZEL.
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BOOTS, SHOES, AND HATS.-A@A
ID few cases more of those celebrated La " va
dies Congress CATERS at 81 Ladies' Scwed wa
Morocco Boots at S1.25 Gents Carpet Slippers
at 75c Gents Scwcd Lasting CATERS at Sis; on
hand at &. HELLER'S,
corner of Sixth and Broad streets,
an 7-eodtScp8 Chilcs & Chenery's old stand.
II AIDES SARATOGA AND GENTS
IL TRAVELLING TRUNKS. The largest stock
and the lowest prices can be found at G.. Hell
LER'S, corner of Sixth and Broad streets. Chilcs
& Chencry's old stand au7-eodtSepo
DUY YOUR TRUNKS AT q. Hell
ID LER'S. corner Sixth and Broad streets, No
500 all 7-eodtScpS
TOR TRUNKS GO TO G. HELLER'S,
at the corner OF Sixth and Broad streets, No.
529 au 7-eodtSepS
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WILLIAM EUKER'S BOTTLING
w ESTABLISHMENT,
91O MAIN SIRE T.

Just received from the importers L large supply
of GINNESS'S DUBLIN STOUT, In pints and
quarts and YOUNGER'S SCOTCH ALE, which
Is offered to families and consumers ut most rea.
sonablc rates. Also LAGER, PORTER, ana
ALE from the celebrated James River steam cam
If charge Mt the shortest notice. A good supply
of RHINE WINE, CLARETS, and SCUPPER.
NOEG of the best vintage. The bar Is supplied
with every variety Of WINES and LIQUORS,
and RICHMOND and CINCINNATI LAGER,
| 80 au Is
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DURE COPPER-DISTILLE RYE
I WHISKEY, distilled in the Spring Of 1896;
HENNESSY'S PURE BRANDY, i've years old;
Choice MADEIRA and PORT WINES,
New FAMILY and EXTRA FLOUR,
GEO. A. HUNDLEY,
,rE 52s Broad street.
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Wheat.-Whte. SO! bushels Red l4S bushels.
Corn.-White. 200 bushels. Mixed. i+6 bushels.
Odts.-aet bushels
MISUNDERSTANDING OF Wheat on Change to-
day 4S72 bushels white and 73.6 bushels red total,
1928 bushels of which 3s4 bushels white and liS
bushels red were re-exhibited, and 4,T72 bushels
white and G. 900 bushels red sold, leaving over
l, ZIG bushels. Market opened with more anima-
ton than on the preceding day, and prices were a
little sitter. Corn dull. Oats very active. with
sales of all that offered, and prices shade
better. Rye quiet.