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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-02
Domestic Markets-rDY TELEGRArnI.

NEW YORK, July H. Noon. Stocks strong.
Money quiet and active at ! per cent. with hc. COM
mission added. Sterling, i0S3. Gold, 1871 s-2o,s,
'e2, 12ls. North Carolina e's, ssti pew, 50. Viz
ginia s,s, ex-soupons, s. new, q. tennessee os,
Flour 5@loc. better on shipping grades. Wheat
l@2c. better. Corn a shade better. Pork, $a2.l2&
Lard dull. Cotton quiet and firm ut asc.: Turpen-
tine steady at 4i3c. Resin quiet; common strained,
80; rs good strained, ss:sa; Ereig I fsm; .,,os
%, 900 bales at Ajc. Flour, wheat, and corn firm
at the noon's advance, Pork lower new. $500
S32. rs ), old, $3I.76. Lard o shade easier kettle,
lps@E20c. Whiskey steady ut oslo. Groceries dull.
Naval stores quiet. Freiglts frmer. -.1.a
Governments closed lower but steady 5-eo's, 80,
70S per cent, with 4 commission added. Sterling,
1904. Gold, 1865. Stocks weaker and unsettled.
BALTIMORE, July I.-Cotton firm at aAc. Flour
quiet and steady. Wheat dull; prime, S1.do@
S1.s5. Corn dull white, o5@sec. yellow, $4,000.
Pork quiet at S5. Shoulders, l5c. Lard, zoe.
Whisky, S1.o2@$Lo8.
Virginia e's, old, so /; lso6's, 81. North Carolina
as, new, 525 bid.
CINCINNATI, July PC. Pork, 1872 so,
with few sellers. Bacon quiet and firm shoulders,
.1i@l4tc. !; clear sides, lsc. Lard, lsc.
LOUISVILLE, July 1.-Proyfsions steady. Pork,
saa. Shoulders, LAC. clear sides, 1Sfc. Lard, leac.
ST. LOUIS, July l.-Provisions quiet, Pork, 500
@$33. so. Shoulders, A3c. clear sides, 1sfc. Lard
nominal at 19c. @4tE!& 37&} 80
WILMINGTON, n. c., July 1.-Spirits turpen-
tine &C.. higher at 3sc: crude, $2.6s@$a. Rosin u
shade higher ut 8 L7oQS!.- Tar steady ut 1926 49,
NEW ORLEANS, July LECTION quiet mid
dlings, 3o3c. ; sales, 40 bales receipts, 1877 bales.
Gold, 1917. New York sight, ] premium. Sugar
nominal; fair, sa@loc. /; prime, 13tc. Molasses-
None offering. . .E
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Wool Market.


BOSTON, June 29.-Demand good, and all lots Of
lcece.and pulled in good condition Is readily taken
at full current rates.
The New York Shipping List says the general
features of the market are substantially the same
Meanwhile, new Wool Is being purchased by deal
ers and consumers in the Interior at relatively
higher prices than those current in the seab0ard
markets. Thus, while mixed lots of Ohio COM
mand 42@45c; at the source of supply, the same
lots Of Xxx have realized 49@5O3c. In Texas, Cali
fornia, and foreign Wool there is no decided
change, nor much movement. .3
The sales of State comprise $50, 900 ibs. at 45@
sOIc. for both old and new fleece, and 4l047ic. for
pulled, including 10, 900 lbs. new coarse and fine
new clip Ohio at 4Ia5O.c;; ?; ooo rs: new Pennsyll-
vania at 45c., 80, 900 ibs. old x and XXX Ohio ut &c.,
:, 900 lbs. No.. do. ut 47@isc., 1000 lbs. Xxx Michi-
gan at 45c., $500 TBS. unwashed ut a3a@35c., !, 200 fs.
tub-waslcd ut 4s4573c. for inferior to fine, small
lots combing at 52tpsSc, and 10, 600 lbs. fine noils
on private terms. The sales besides are As. 900 lbs.
at 41@aec. for superhne, and 471c. for choice e1-
ira 10, 900 lbs. fall-clip California at 23625tc., the
latter price for A 1; is, 900 lbs. spring-clip do. ut 80
@31c., ,ooe lbs. Mexican ut dc, 1000 lbs; Texas at
2i3@36c., 5000 bs. Dunskoi ut 35c., and 300 bales
secured domestic on private terms. -r,r
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Southern and Central American
-atr.t- s.1rtn + News. B .f4t.r "EyJG z

New York, July 1.-The steamship
Alaska, with Aspinwalc dates of. the Esd
of June and $677, 900 in specie, has arrived.
The Colombian Congress had adjourned,
after declining to ratify the American and
British treaties for inter-oceanic canals.
Two thousand laborers are at work on the
inter-oceanic railroad. si.a,.a s-sa,
The President of Chilli has accepted the
mediation Of the United States. between
Chill and Spain. ~ s.oa.
A large meeting Of Cuban sympathizers
at Lima, Peru, adopted resolutions urging
the Peruvian Government to send o monitor
to aid the Cubans. o.. "a l.l r.laa.
The yellow fever was rapidly disappear
ing from Peru IN. +. III 5h '~1sf:as
The Costa Rican Congress had confirmed
the contract with Americans for on inter
oceanic canal from Linton to the Gulf of
Tnusica. L4@
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A DUEL BY REBELS NEAR BALTIMORE
An affair of honor occurred yesterday about
II P. NJ. near Cold Spring, on the York
road, between two young men, formerly Off
GERS in the Confederate, army, assisted" by
seconds-all the parties concerned being
young unmarried men-of Baltimore. The
meeting was conducted according to the
strict requirements Of the. " Code" and
arose from q dispute about the behavior of
certain Confederate troops during the war,
one party asserting that the troops in ques-
ton behaved badly, and the lie passed be-
tween them. The weapons used were Der
ringer Observation-Disclosures ten PAGES Two
shots were exchanged, and on the second
fire both parties were grazed, but neither
wounded. Both principals desired another
shot, but the seconds interferred and pre-
vented it, and so the matter ended.-Bd1H-
more Sun, 1St., qs-s,s.f So y.F 1e:o,z,, a.,r
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Summer Retreats.

Il is fortunate thatthere is such variety
# rlsces of resort in the Virginia moun-
tains that all classes and dispositions, and
oil kinds of disease can be accommodated
exactly with what they want. We have
introduced a number to the public this year,
and still there are others to add.
The WAEM SPRINGS is amongst the Oldest
Of the springs in the mountains. It is the
most superb and luxurious bath IN tho
world. It hos had q grand time In days
nast. and was the fashionable summer
Mecca before the White Sulphur wns ex-
allied to the place Of Queen of the FouR-
to;ns. Still the bath of the Warm is the
same bright and charming pool. The
scenery of the locality and the atmosphere
arc the same that have been beheld and en-
joyed with ecstacy by the traveller ever
since the spring was discovered.
The Warm Spring has its virtues in
disease. as we'll rs its delights for the seeker
Of pleasure. 1t is the present season in
the hands Of Messrs. FRAZIER, WARWICK,
and LIaoS, and will, no doubt, be well
kept. II is reached by two routes from the
chesapeake and Ohio r~ailroad-one from
MILFORD, and the other from Covington by
the way Of that exquisite turnpike along
the mountain elevation overlooking jack
sons river, and by the lovely fall of water
known as Falling Spring. The Warm, the
Hot, and the Healing are all in the same
valley.
C~ALLoGHAN's, an cid and fayorably-re-
mcmbercd place of rest and recreation in
the mountains, is again q candidate for
public favor. There are many thousands
who remember the excellent fare, the deli
c!ous yenison steaks, the fried chicken, the
rich milk, etc., etc., with which hungry
nppetites were stated, and the sound sleep
promoted and felicitated by the balmy and
cool atmosphere that there prevailed. The
traveller so recently exhausted by the
sweltcring and slcepless nights in the cities
there took such rest as is not found in many
places in midsummer. Calloghan's was in
0lu llIuSS tAe staSS-ctalu, uho thC WEALTHY
for deer-hunting. 1t is in good hands the
present season, and those who seek the
~ouieter sort of life in the mountains will
find it altogether agreeable and ~invigora-
ting. It has some fine mineral water.
The VARIETY SPRINGS, o modest place
just beyond Buffalo Gap, embosomed in the
mountains, presents its claims to public
support. 1t has o variety of waters
chiefly tonic-that have given high proofs
Of their great virtue. The entertainment
is good. The passenger on the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad cannot fail to be struck
with the simple yet cheerful appearance of
this watering-place. Commend us to the
merry group that we saw dancing there to
the lively music OF a country fiddler one
dny as we passed. The scene was simple,
yet sincere, unaffected, and bright; and if
not as elegant as that Of more pretentious
places, quite as happy. We like that
variety"
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COMMERCIAL
Grnana and FfSzar Markets.

Z .stsSsGoRSE ASD FLoUR EyoHAFaEsl
RICHMOND, July ], 1850.
4 10 y R~oFTERTsGs.a It5f8 !
Whens.-White, new, IfobusheIs.
Gorn.--Whitc,I 2s bushels. Yellow, no bushels
q Orts.-24s bushels. '2-s - sTaSz -
1MedI-1o bushels. gS2fsiff1a
@,- t--, SALES q
: Corn.-White, 24e bushels at 9cc. Yellow, co
bushels az sac X Mixett3 100 bushels at Dec. q q.
0Gfg,-sa bushels at &C.; 30 bushels fair ut 67c. Z
Aedl.-l0 bushels ut 70c.; 30 bushels good at
s9Sc. .agTsE9Tgs -fsTg 4
REMARKs.-Market active for Corn. Oats in
moderate demand and prices unchanged. Ito
bushels new white Wheat, from Hanover were of
fered to-day but nos sold. Nothing done nRYe. I
ALEXANDRA VA. gF5g So
: JUNE eo.-B1our continues quiet and without
change In quotations; small sales only TO the city
trade of high grades extraand superane. Wheat
is frmer, and prime In store held at 81. IS sales OF
fair red on 'Change ut s1.42. Very light receipts Of
Corn, with. sales Of damaged Mt ssc., and good ct
ssc. NJ sales OF Rye reported. Oats Steady sales
OF 600 bushels at q, sa91sc., according to quality.
.E=@ro NORFOLK, VA.
) JUNE 2o.-Sales 900. bushels White Corn, at csc.
900 bushels Meal ct SL12S. 500 bushels Peanuts ut
d. 05. so, 900 common Shingles ut 81. 50@l$5. so. 0
bales Low Middling Cotton at 32c.
Star es.-Red oak hogsheads, sac: culls, 1928;
white oak fogsheads [Santed), $40 ;culls (wanted),
SO; white oak Ihogsheads,, S55; culls, 500 white
oak pipe, 500 5culls, 40. ~ ssH5Sg@t AH4 U-- RI
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washineton News.

WASHINGTON. July l.-Bishop Wilmer,
of Alabama, visited the President this
morning.
The revenue receipts to-day were 1884,
900. The debt statement shows o decrease
of GIG, 500, 600 in June. 4aIsJ.r
The total coin interest due to-day lis
$31 900, 900. ia II tts III r r ~
Secretary Rawlings is absent in attend
ance on the monument Inauguration ct
Gettysburg. .2 3Is.I I
The Treasury receipts for the past forty
eight hours were $4,000, 0o0, which unex-
pectedly swells the decrease of the, debt.
The debt statement shows the debt bearing
coin innteerestto to be 81, 200, 600, 1000; debt bear
ing currency interest, $4,000, 600; debt
bearing no interest, sds, SOC, 900; debt on
which interest has ceased since maturity,
IS 1000, 900. Coin in the Treasury, $780,.
ESQ., 900. Coin, certificates, $~30,500,00o.
Currency, $s7 1000, 900. The Secretary OF
the Treasury directs the Assistant Tres
surer at New York to purchase notaexceed-
ing So, coo, 900 of bonds nexsrSaturday, to,
be sold by the Treasury Department sub
iect to the future action of Congress. g944
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r5 M1sssas s1.s;; ssgsss ss sy59gs .s ssgssss si |; g Esssss
r rsige se sRs Pors9 Rico $685.; se" orls Tans
Nafts.-Instores s1se. EFxIEfsT3 8Ifg /
-odssIsalss = J y Sss sasass &C. machine, slasl4s
straits, saTais@sI.iss'; lard. Il sweet ii . Ssaszen;;
|brtcatfpg, socs per gallon. fns!sg sa
0nions.-None In market. ,.sy
P~eas.-Blaek-cye, 81 ~ bushel. - sssn ~
Plaster.-LanR s7Gs1.aa ssound. 81.
P5sSer.IspserfasGng, ss.segs7 "a keg OF IS Ss.
blasting and mining, si@s1.50. -
Rags--Mlxed cotton, S@sac.; swhite. 7@7aes;
Rgs.1sfe16Gs1.as for good to prime syery dan.
Rtee.-Carolina. e.@ioc.; na1goon, o@pac. ~
1aas.oNssS Ensfand, slsaGsl. 60 Santa Cruz,
Rops.-IaniiIa. best, aaaasc.
blistesed aoGalc- q d. American 5~lisseredg f,s9s
lass. l Y 2. eSom wharf. a.. sss2ss q sack
for G WoTthinssoon@in s Store w =; ground alum, s sa
sse.-Nor,her1n. q. logs rs q bag be' Of Is rs.
lsc. crushed and poswdered.. rssai7se.; a.
SS"' yellow, E;c:. seiiowS ti4is: brown, il.d
Soda.-saI., 4@asc., inkcss; English soda, st@
Senaca Root.-4sc.
Shuck8.--a0c. IGIIis
Soap.-Common, slsc. best washing, ll@I1tc. (;
toilet lsG2oc.. and fancy prices country, 4@5c.
Spirits Tu~rpeatiae.-bc. = ii
iSares.-Whiskey barrel timber, green, S20@Ses
q l. COO seasoned, S25<SS3o a loo. Flour barrel
timber, S5@sa ~ Leoa. Hoop poles mot in de.
oak hogshead ssaves, ss2s@sao q l. 900 for seasoned.
Tar.eesa 2s@$a:5 60 u barrel.
~IeGS.-Black. 7sc. G~SI.4s-the last q prime arti-
Gle; Imperial, 8. as@sI.75; g~unpoYdcr, 81 SO@s2.
IdHoao.-14@i2c.J
Hiaegar.-Cider, ao@asc. manufactured, 2sc. q
gallon. fI-2 ~ -
Wheat.-See Corn Exchange report. Il.
WhtsEey.-Common. proof. SLl0@$L15; pure
rye, S36S4; j. Cromwellis extra. Eagle, 81. so j.
CromwelI's pineapple, %; r. A. stuart's Rock
Wfne.-Port common, 81. 5o@sa.iF-IE EFfs
WooG.-0ak, S+GS4.5o; pine, $685. u. ]
Wool.-Unwashed, 2503Oc. washed, 40@45c. !;
hurry wool. SC. iess. 90 - KsErEs
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ANOTHER MISUNDERSTANDING PRIsoN-

ANOTHER REvoLT4rSINa-SING Prison
ESCAPE AND REcAPTuRE.-PoughkeepSie
June 3O.-A serious. revolt occurred at
Sing-Sing prison about 9 o'clock this morn
ing. Seven convicts boarded the sloop
Martha and Elizabeth, which was lying at
the dock, and driving the crew ashore, cut
the lines and showed the vessel off. An
alarm was instantly given, but the vessel
had got off some distance, and the convicts
were hosting sail when o shower of bull
lets was sent after them. A convict named
Drake fell to the deck, badly wounded in
the breast. The rest of the conyicts re-
treated to the cabin, when the sails came
down with q run. A small boat filed with
officers then put off to the vessel, and all
the convicts were captured Drake " q
taken to the hospital, and will probably
die. All the rest were placed in irons.
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A WARNINo.-An Illinois paper utters q
warning ~"People at this season should
look out for the large worm which infests
the tomato vines. Its sting is deadly poi
son. 1t is of o green color, two or three
inches long, and as large as q mans finger.
At Red Greek, Wayne county, a few days
ago, q servant girl, while gathering toma-
toes, received q puncture from one of these
worms, which created a sensation similar to
that of O bee-sting. In o short time the
poison penetrated to every part of her sys-
tenn, and she was thrown into spasms which
endedin death.n,s ,yr. -, ~, ra.- 49,.
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INTERNAL REVENUE RAID ON DRUGGISTS,
G~RocERs, &c.-ExcITEMENT AMONG DEAL
Ehs.-On Saturday Of last week Henry w.
howe, special agent Of the Treasury De-
partmcnt, arrived here and proceeded with
ASSESSOR Wells, Assistant Assessors .Deyoe
and biren, and Deputy Marshal Conklin,
10 charge upon the dealers. The officers
went, not in the dead Of night, but yeteyery
early IN the morning, among our druggists,
g!ocers, &C., and continued their operations
aufi,ne the day. They found a compare
I'ely small amount Of goods unstamped-
hainly perfumery, jellies, jams, sauces,
Hair OIL, cigars, &c. These were in the
Aahds OF twelve or fifteen firms, and Id all
eGses where the law had not been complied
SNh The goods were seized and carried away.
tne Assistant Collector, j. w. Williams,
ha' Them in charge, and they will probably
" sCio. Ii not, it will be because the deal
vs show-what is doubtless the f~act--fhat
sne omission was u~nintentional and ON ac-
%Un Of ignorance Of the provisions of the
ps The value Of the goods is about SEQ.
""9Namton ~. " Repa6Iicaa, Jnner2s.
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TROUBLE IN THE UNITED BRETHREN
CHURcH.-The General Conference of the
United Brethren Church, in Indiana, at a
recent meeting, adopted a law compelling
members belonging to any secret society,
including temperance organizations or the
Grand Army of tAs ReEsblic, to either with
River Conference 5s aitGdsBrethren met
at Indianapolis ~lqstSssseek and passed reso-
~lutions strongly condemning the action Of
the General Conference in this respect, and
especially censuring them for the refusal
to- submit the question to the different
churches, p~ledging to each other that they
would resist the law and stand together,
and, if necessary, organize q new Church.
They appointed a conference to be held ut
Indianapolis on the first Wednesday in Sep
TENDER, to which all liberal United Breth-
rem, whether ministers or laymen, are in
vited to come as delegates.
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Ehelcause of tho Monex Panic.

NEW YORK, July 1.-The Express has
the following. regarding the money panic
(stringency) 1st :
at has leaked out to-day that about
SIS, 1000, 900 g~reenbacks are locked up by par
ties manipulating the money market to af-
feet prices generally The present distress
in the money market could never have been
reached at this season but for remarkable
assistance from the Treasury Department.
Wall street has locked up $4,000, 900 and
Secretary Boutwell, has locked up nearly
$50, 600, 000."
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AGRICULTURAL rarpLEMENTs.'

GRASS AND oAT- HARVESTING
" have now In store, and receiving by New
York steamers, all sizes of the celebrated LIP
PEE OWE and McC0RMICK'S PRIZE
MOWER, warranted to be the best moving ma
chimes In Virginia. Perfect satisfaction guaran-
tced to purchasers. .il1El : ,,-{ 49, Ill
Also, for the grass crop, the TIEsIN
the r OCKAWAY and CLIPPER WHEEL
RAKE; and q full stock of GRASS BLADES,
SNATHES, and SCYTHE-STONES.a --I.-n.-
For oats, the KIRBY COMBINED REAPER
and MOWER, the cheapest and the best combined
reaper and mower In the market. rr Cd .G -asaa
We have just issued o new catalogue. Farmers
are iuvitedt to write for q copy. ..,I- :a.
lie 80 s - Hl.y. ~ rgl HIM. SMITH 81 20.
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The receipts for the week limited to 90 head Cat
tie, 21o Sheep, l55 Lambs, and 200 Gales The sheep
andlambs were generally of inferior grade. Sales
were made as follows :: o. s.3
iBeef-Common, Sc, o. b. gross good to fair.
s@7tc. 4Tab.
lMeep.-Common to fair, 5s9ec. a. h., gross. df
5o@S5.5o per head No really fine
lambs offered. J5aTsf ss,l 2.5~Er-.s - has s1,E i9u
Cdlres.-$7@$1e per head. rf.se Eaa -. s.3f
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Fore,pn markets-1BY TrLEeRApul.

LIVERPOOL, July 1.-Noon. = Cotton a shade
frmer; uplands, I2s@12Sd.; Orleans; l2ss@l2ld.;
27s. Others unchanged. -ffernoon.-Red wheat,
IS. 9dMss. Tod.
LONDON, July I.-Noon.-Consols, e2t. United
States bonds, sol. Sugar on the spot hrIncr, and
steady ahoat. ~--~l ay.~aar-
LIVERPOOL, July I.-Erentng.-Cotton a shade
900 bales. Breadstuifs irmcr. Naval stores dull.
Other articles unchanged #'Epff, -sr-t saH.
LONDON, July I.-EUeRing.-The increase OF bui-
lion in the Bank of England is G1Ss, 600. .g7.ac
HAvRE, July LECTION frmer but not higher.
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wsgRrNGTON NEWS.

What GENERAL GRANT n HIS SECRE-
TARr OF WAR SAY ABOUT THE TEsT-OATH.-
Mr.. John F. Lewis, candidate for Lieuten-
ant Governor, yesterday had an interview
with President Grant, when the subject Of
the Virginia election was talked over. Gen
cral Canby's letter IN relation to the test
oath was considered in Cabinet meeting,
and finally referred to Acknowledgement
Noar for his opinion. Secretary Rawlings
subsequently, informed Mr.. Lewis that if
the election was proceeded with, and none
chosen who were disqualified by the four
tccnth amendment, no difficulty need be
pprehended.-R Washington telegram-Al-
exaadriG Gazette. a,
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sured iii 2 ,baoe3 ~ -subscriptionss by the
business men of the city. IA
] The House Of Lords is again engaged in
the discnsaiohsof the Irish Church bill in
TO Eftfs IIsBt ~
i The ImperialC Cinnamon have hada great
battle with the Mohammedan rebels, and
slaughtered 10000 ds them. SRI }Fsys
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The Investigations of the Louisiana
Eaections--IKnights OF the white Ca
nleIia i~sfat Z @Ttstt>.B%
NEW ORLEANS, July 1.-The Congress
sional Committee of Investigation into the
conduct of the November elections in this
State, consisting of Messrs. Stevenson. of
Ohio, Burdetto of Missouri, and Kerr of In
diana, viii adjourn to-day--the last wit
ness examined being Governor Yarmouth.
The committee has been sitting seven hours
daily for two months, and has examined
500 witnesses, embracing the witnesses in
the contested election cases. The more inn
portant testimony relates to the disturb
ances in this city and st. Landry, Bossier,
and ST. Bernard parishes, and much Of it
relates torcaf secret Order known as the
Knights Of the White Gamelia.: The testi-
mony covers 10000 manuscript pages, or
1000 printed pages. 'Isss 9, ~ ' ~, g TX *
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TORNADO III TENNEssEE.-Msmphis June
30.-A tornado, accompanied By, hail and a
terrible rain, passed oyer the city this eve
ming. No lives we're lest, asfar as s known,
but it is feared the destruction Of property
and crops has been very heavy.
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Cutting LeGf.-COmmon Jugs, $685.: good Tugs,
S9@s10.vo; common and medium coloring Leaf,
$l1@Sle ; good and fine eoloring leaf, $le@S22;
choice colOry leaf, $24@S27.
SGles.-The sales for the week ending this eye
ming and for the current tobacco year ut the six
auction warehouses are as follows For the week.
L, ass hogslieads for the year, q, 941. The sales to-
day amounted to 1s1 hogsheads, with rejection OF
bids OH Is hogSheads.
Range of BSSds.-Onc f~ogslmad Mt $14, l at Sl2, .
at $ll@1$ll. 25, II at $lo0l0.f IS, "a ut $9G!$9. 90, &c at IS
@S. 90, 4s at S7GS7.0 90, 46 at Ss1$6.s5.
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ACCIDENT AT HoosAC TUNNEL.-Spring-
field, June 3O.-Fiye 1aborers at the Hoosac
tunnel accidentaliyfell eightysfeet to the
bottom of the central shaft, Two were in
stantly killed and o third one mortally
wounded. '&4ttE Ats30 t2t1H-o1
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VIRGINIA IEvENTIohss-yirginia is be-
r.hihg Yankeeized. During last week
b1'snl' were obtained as follows: Fence,
" Day,s, Newport News tobacco press,
rn. Iapply, W. C. Lnmsden, and Alex
S;s.sa r Steel, Petersburg typesetting and
fnn's . machine, M. Umstadtey, Nor
dom. S9fn-planter, George W. Meyers, Cor
= 'ate; safety stove for railroad cars, 9.
men, uhth' Norfolk /; safety pocket attach
chez 70 suspenders, j. Summers, Win
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TRLEGRAPHIC NEWS
yomtnatson for Congress.
,t+o,cor.v "a tha Distafch.

'SA'o' STr1UNToN, July i, 1869.
al. O. meeting held4here today Robert
A. Gray, was withdrawn from the congress
sional canvass, and William Mines, Jr., of
Page county, nominated as the 'Conser-;
vativescandidate.a Re has been nominated
by Page, Rockbridge, Warren, and other
counties. From the overwhelming Conaer-
vative majority in the district, his election
is considered certain. %@aistg!s G..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-02

NOTICE TO TOBACCO MANUFAC-.
~ TURERS.-Haying made arrangements with
tnre his celebrated PATENT TOBACCO LUMP
MAKING MACHINES, we solicit a call from al
who may need them, believing them to be- the
greatest Improvement of Che age for manufacturing
all sizes of lump tobacco. p
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