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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-27

A communication received by the Mayor
of Oswego, N. Y, from Portland, Me- sus-
costing that Oswego be the place Tor the
holding of trans-continental railway con-
yention has been laid before the Board OF
Trade of Oswego. All the leading railroads Is
from the Pacific coast to Newfoundland Will
be renrosented. -
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STEAMER on FIRE.-BoStoa, July 20
Shortly after leaving her dock this morning
the East Boston felry-boat Lincoln was dis
covered on fire. She was Immediately put
back and her passengers safely landed.
The damage is estimated at $4,000.
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A brother of Colfax's stepfather, living
at Buchanan, Mich, has received free
pass to California. He is going during
August, in company with his brothers step
son. ..
An Italian in Cincinnati was laughed ut
for his broken English, and replied, testify
g You laugh at my Ingleese! You speak
Italyong, make you seek!"
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1,.~rPxII. REVENUE DECrs1oN.-TrtG-
~, Drpartmcnt, office Internal Rcccy,ue.
Mm:;%,1;,,Jton, July a. 1869. In Your
'.n,,n,,nication of the 22d instant Won sub-
,, ,;, Tor the decision of this Office two qnes-
tons
.ion oa 10 amend an act entitled AN act
.n,nos;nr taxes OH distilled spirits and to-
, "to and for other purposes, approved
1nIv 2oth, 1868 party carrying on dis
,;,,cyv on caschold premises. a.. ,o,,o IS
which was executed o. on the distillery erected
thereon ,,.Ior to the passage of the act of
,,a,r 2Oth, 1868, and the fee of which is
n minor children incapable OF giving con-
,ant, rs required by said act, can continue
snrb distillcry under the bonds required BY
said act, and under an extension of the re-
,r;rrd lease, during the minority Of said
children"
In reply have to say that under section
1M the act Of April 10th, 1869, party
owning distillcry, or distilling apparatus,
erected prior to the Goth of July; 1858; sit
ro,c on a tract of land held under lease or
a,hsr evidence of title less than fec simple,
and Of which lease he is the owner, may be
permitted to operate such distillcry whether
such lcaSchold estate was created prior to
JAW 20. 1865, or not, Il the fee simple to
suth lot o. tract Of land is vested in persons
who are minors at the time of his making
Mplj5ation 10 be permitted to operate such
di>yllcry but in such case the party so APP
,Iyinr must give such bond rs the Commits
,ignrr. in his discretion, sees fit to accent.
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New GREENBACK DoLLARS.-The Urea
suy Department, it is stated, will soon
issue new United States notes Of the dcnom-
nation Of one dollar, the plates for which
are now being engraved. Upon the new
notes the bust Of Washington will be sub
stitutcd for the vignette Of Chief Justice
Chase. This is in accordance with an act
Of Congress which prohibits the likeness Of
any person now living from being on the
face Of the national currency.
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PHILADELPHIA FIREMEN INJURED
philadelphia, July 25.-While proceed
ing to the fire last night the truck Of the
Spring Garden Hook and Ladder Company
accidentally upset, injurins six of the
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Forpynn aIarkcts-GBY TELEGRAPH.

LONDON, July -No0R.-Consols 03t. United
states bonds auiet at s2s. Talow, d6s. Sd.
/ Tern0on. LConsols declined bd. United States
bonds unchanged -, ~,
ted States bonds. s2S. 90,
FRANKFORT, July 2G.-Unitcd States bonds s7i
ASA. .. .,,.,o
frmcr: uplands, l5IMl2Sd.; Orleans, l2l0l2sd. a:
estimated sales, 1000 bales. Red western wheat,
9s. 2,l. N0s. Sd.
LIVERPOOL. July 2e.-Ereninn Cotton - UP
lands. l2Sd. Orleans l2jd. sales, 200 bales.
U,ynE. July 26.-Cotton-On the spot, l5o3i.
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VLLAINouS DEED.-Wc learn that two
colorcd men who rented land from J. W.
Written, near SardiS Church, in Amherst,
had their wheat stacks, containing from 100
to 10 bushels Of wheat, fired by an incen-
diary on Thursday night, and totally de-
stroycd. Suspicion fell upon negro in the
ncighborhood named William Coles as the
pcrpetrator of the deed, and he was arrested
and taken before Justice A. NJ. Reid for
examination. The evidence was 80 strong
against the accused that he was sent on for
trial by the county court, and bailcd for his
appearance LytchJ,ug NcwS.
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Foreign News.

SPAIN-CARL1ST REvOLUTIOS-DON CARLOS
IN SPAIN.
MADRID, July 26.-Fivc hundred drilled
troops, under Savariego, have appeared
near Cindad Real, and a strong party at
Manzanares, intcrrupting the railroad and
telegraph between the two cities. \ gene
raj Carlist rising is expected.
Don Carlos has crossed the frontier.
A fight at Cindad Real resulted in the
death of fifteen and wounding Of many
Carlists. The troops lost three officers
killed.
Four thousand Carlists have arrived at
La Mancha, and the Government troops are
marching to the scene of action.
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Secretary Boutwell, and Commissioner
Delano have altered the plan of appointing
internal revenue supervisors so that they
may be changed about from one dis
,rict to another, instead of being fixed IN
one district, as heretofore. The supervisors
Of the eastern and western districts Of
Pennsylvania were on Saturday reappointed
without reference to territory WaSht"5-
Inn ErllrpcH
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Earirluuukc in Tennessee.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, July 26.-A severe
earthquake took place here at 2 O'Clock this
morning. Large metcors fell during the
night
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4 WHOEVER SHOT BY INDIGNANT Bro
THERs.-Rappahannochc county, Va, July
23.-About three years ago a Miss Butler,
living with her parents in Rappahannock
county, Va, near the village Of Woodville,
received the attentions of wcll-to-do
widower named Newton Dennis, and it is
said matrimonial engagement was duly
made between them. Dennis, it appears, in
course of time succeeded in making a
mother of the young lady without previous
ly complying with the engagement. He
subsequently refused to marry her at all,
and the brothers of the young lady, three
in number, vowing vengeance, he caused
them to be arrested and bound over to keep
the peace for twelve months.
That period expired few days ago, when
the brothers proceeded to Woodyillc, each
armed with a six-shooter. They cncoun-
tered Dennis in the street, and opened fire
upon him. Dennis was armed with re-
volver, but it contained only three loads,
and these he discharged without effect.
The Buffers fired sixteen times, the par
tics being distant from each other about
twenty feet. The last shot struck Dennis
in the heart, and he fell dead. The Buffers
immediately fled to the mountains, where
they have since remained, defying capture.
No steps, however, have been taken to pur-
sue them. Dennis leaves one child-a son-
nearly grown.-Core$pondcncc Of the Bdl-
timore Gazette.
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A FIRE IN READING, PA.-Readi"g, Pa,
.July 24.-The planning and saw-mlll OF
Graeff & Myers was burned this morning.
Loss. So 900 to $1,000 partially insured.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT IN MASSACHUSETTS.
Springfield, Mass, July PA train Of
cars on the Connecticut River railroad ran
off the track north of Holyoke, Massachu-
sets, this morning, and several passengers
were injured. A special train has taken
surgeons from this city to the scene of the
disaster.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

w OODHOUSE & PARHAM have in the
w same building with their bookstore Il COM
pctc BuOK-BlNDERY and BLANk-BOOk
MANUFACTORf, appointed with modern tools
and machinery. which. with good wOrkmcn enable
them to execute orders for FIRST-CLASS WORK
on a. good terms as the best houses anyw here.
Merchants. bankers, railroad and insurance
Offices clerks of courts and Others can have their
books made here to any pattern desired.
A good stock OF blauk-books of regular forms can
always he found on their shelves ready for use.
i,,G
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VIRGINIA OFFICES DIsCoNTlNUED.-Fox-
vile, Fauqlier county; Whitchead's Store,
Pittsylvania county Newport News, War
wick county Blue Springs, Smyth county.
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It is stated that the health OF Hon. Alex
ander II. Stephens does not improve. lie
has not been out Of his home since February.
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DR. GEORGE b. STEEL, DEN go
~ TISr office Nc. 723 Main street, cx.SIfrIn
tracts teeth without pain by the use Of PURE
NITROUS OXIDE GAS, inserts artificial ones,
ills the natural teeth ana performs all operations
pertaining To the science Of dentistry In the pest
manner at low rates. An experience OF twenty
years enables him to guarantee satisfact1n IN
every Instance je I0--d&w
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SEWsSG.MACEIISES.

SEWING- OF ALL KINDS
y REPAIRED. The A.OAT ELLIPTIC SEN,
ING MACHINES B0uGHT and SOLD. we scll
the only PROPER NEEDLES for the 5LOAI
ELLIPTIC MACHINES. We have also for sale
the SINGLE-THREAD HAND MACHINE OF
the gold medal pattern, which we think Is the best
OF such humbug machines. Price $50.
SLOAT L ADDINGTON,
iva I4l5 Cary street, near Fourteenth.
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SAVANNAH Ga,

July 23.-Corn.-Sincc our last report this grain
has steadily moved off ut the advance we then
quoted. We hear of but few sales of prime Mary
land white at less than Sl.s2 the past week. The
last New York steamer brought In some western
white, which has Dctn taken from wharf ut Sl.35.
but any large arrivals Of this description will not
command the above figure. 1t Is likely, though,
there will be on 1t for the balance OF The sea
reach of buyers; besides showing great scarcity
there. The stock of Maryland Is very light, but
has been increased by the arrival of the America
from Baltimore yesterday. The week closes $40
for prime white and $l.35 for western There Is no
yellow Oh tile market.
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/ GEORGIA CnLoRED WOMAN Returns
80 TEE MASTER.--Somc weeks ago an old
c,urcd woman, about sixty years OF age,
named Henrietta McClintock, arrived here
under the impression that she was reaching
Little Washington, GA. On her arrival she
met officer L. NcHenry and told him her
troubles. During the war she had left her
oj master, Mr.. Benjamin F. Barksdalc, of
Danbug. Ga, and had wandered through
Tennessee until she was weary OF such q
life and anxious to return to her old mas
trr.@ She then inquired at al interior vii
LACE the direction to Little Washington, and
Was directed to the ticket Office, where a
ticket to Washington, ID. c., was sold her.
This exhausted all her means, and arriving
here without friends or money, she was i'll
sore distress, and on meeting officer Nc
Henry begged him to write TO her old mas
ter for money to take her home. That Off
Ger interested himself and did SO, and with
ont delay he received letter from Mr..
Earkslale containing twenty dollars. Last
night he bought her ticket, placed her in
the cars, and she left for Dixie's land we'll
and happy.-lFashington Express, Sdt'"-
HHG cCcHtLG.
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ATEW AND OLD BOOKS.-Abbott's Di-

NEW AND OLD BOOKS.-Abbott's Di-
Brirhtly,s National DigcstS. Clinton's Digest Of
New York Reports, Digest of Fire Insurance
Decisions, Benjamin on Sales, Comic Blackstone,
Bench and Bar, Smith on Contracts. James, Bump,
Avery, Hobbs, Brightly, and Ilillard, on Bank
ruptcy: Maury.s Virginia. our stock of new and
prices low RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
booksellers, stationcrs, and hookbindcrs,
~ IN 1918 Main street.
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{. DELANo, Commissioner.
Hon. 4. b. Shoemaker, Richmond, Va.

REVENUE DECISIoN.-The Commissioner
# Internal Revenue has decided that where
wholesale liquor dealers empty original
;acsogcs Of spirits of different manufac-
tire into q ci>tcrn for the purpose of equal
ling the proof they become rcctifers, not
tina, the whiskey is rcctiied or compounded
nv this process, but under act of April 10,
1859, every compoundcr is made u rec
tinor So there can only he rcctifers and
Wholesale dealers as the law now stands,
and under section Il act Of July 20, 1868,
wholesale dealer can only change the
rackagcs where the distillcr's name, serial
numbers, &c, are preserved. The Commits
.oacr was shown the impoSsibility of this
niur in the case Of & wcll-known firm in
LoL'-yillc, where they empty spirits from
the original packages into cistcrn, equal
ming The proofs, and then draw off into
other and larger packages for shipment.
In this case il was decided that the party
neither rcctifel nor compounded his spirits,
hut. under the laws. as a wholesale dealer he
wa> compelled To preserve the serial num-
her-. Sc. which could not lie done, and it
would require an act of Congress to relieve
them from the operation Of that law.
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w. II. PEGKHAM. President;
W. L. HOOPER, Secretary;
l.. MCADAM, Actuary:
G. a. FUDICKER, Superintendent.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

uAWES II. SUTTON Qate Register of
the virginia Land Office has resumed tho
PRACTICE or TIE LAW.
and will attend the courts Of the city OF Richmond
and The county Of llcurico. .
Office: Marshall Hall, south side Of tho Capitol
Square Richmond. Va. my '-am
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DENTISTRY u.

T. KEESEE, GRA- 60
IL DlIATE of the Baltimore College oferrYr
Dental Surgery, gives his undivided attention 10
all operations pertaining to the practice OF dcli-
tistry both in its relations to the NATURAL
ORGANS and to their substitution by beautliui
sets Of ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
TEETH EXTRACTED by The ala OF pure III
trOus oxide gas when desired.
Office corner Broad and Nineteenth streets.
~ = I'm
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

# ~ z s @ -
BURIAL OF COMMODORE LEE.-Thc re-
mains OF Commodore Sidney Smith Lee
Ieachea here at o'clock yesterday evening
on the Aqua Creek steamer Keyport, in
gIharge OF an escort Of three gentlemen, G.
v, ". Moncurc, L. A. W. Horc, and Withcrs
waller, neighbors of the deceased, and the
Rev. MIR. Meredith, rector of the parish in
which he had resided; and accompanied by
his niece, the daughter of General Robert
e. Lee, and three of his SONS, General Fitz-
hugh Lee, Smith, and John.
AT the wharf, the coffin, strewed with cy-
press and white roses, was consigned to the
gentlemen who had been selected Ms pail
bearers, and who were John B. Dainger-
field, William G. Cazenove, General NJ. D.
Corse, Colonel Arthur Herbert, w. Arthur
Taylor, and Captain 2. B. Hooe, by whom
it was placed in hearse, and, followed by
number of citizens, taken to Christ
church, where many persons had as
semblcd; and at the Washington-strect
entrance to the grounds it was met by
Bishop Johns, Rev. Mr.. Meredith, and Rev.
Mr.. McKim, dressed in their sacerdotal
robes, and, preceded by them, was horne up
the walk and into the church and deposited
before the chancel. The beautiful and i'm
pressive burial service of the Episcopal
Church, including chant and the hymn,
:" | Would not Live Always" by the choir,
was then rendered with all its appropriate
solemnity; at the conclusion of which the
Rev. Mr.. Meredith delivered short and
feeling address.
The body was then replaced in the hearse,
and, followed by long funeral cortege, the
movement of which was announced by the
tolling of bells, was borne to the grave
yard of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
and at o'clock, as the moon rose from be-
hind the Maryland hills and illumincd with
her mellow light that home of the dead,
and in the presence of q concourse Of sor-
rowing friends, some of whom had been
dear to him from childhood, the mortal re-
mains of Commodore Sidney Smith Lee
were placed in the vault of the Messrs.
Henderson to be removed at some future
day to their final resting place.
General Robert E. Lee, who was expected
to arrive here on the train from Staunton
to attend his brothers. funeral, was pre-
vented from coming .-Alerandria Gazette,
2iM.
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July Nv hcat.-We have had an active though
somewhat variable market during the week. ON
Friday under the influence eG light receipts, prices
advanced, and were fully sustained on saturday.
On Monday and Tuesday receipts increased large
ly and this fact, coupled viii the nnfaYorablc adj
vices from the scabOard broke the market down on
Wednesday and induced some of the heaviest buy
crs to withdraw. On Thursday the m!lcrs were
on account of former purchasers. Farmers in
view of an unfayOrablc prospect for Corn, are not
disposed to press sales The receipts on Thursday
were $500 bushels, and for the week not less than
1900 bushels. The market closes dull at 81 for
Mediterranean, Sl05 for red, SLID for amber, and
SI.l5MSt.2 20 for whitc4-thc latter for fancy.
The receipts for the corresponding week last
wear amounted to $50 bushels. ut which time
Wheat was selling at the following figures Red.
Sl.79i white, Sl75: amber, Sl.75M $3.50 Ncditcr-
ranean, SLIGO A; and BoughtoD, Sl.s5.
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Tobacco Markets
RICHMOND. VA.


july 96.-Market during the past week animated
for all kinds and an advance has been established,
and we alter quotations accordingly. The breaks
have not been heavy, and the receipts have been
light The stocks Tor inspection in the warehouses
are small. The feeling in the market is favorable
for a still further Improvement. We quote:
LugS.-Shipping, green unripe, common To
medium, S6.5CMS7; shipping, ripe, in good order
S7.50MS9; working, common TO medium, SSGG
80. so working. good. S9GtSle.50; bright sma kim,
or working, common to medium, sl0@Sl5: bright
smoking or working good 10 line Sl5GhS25
LeGf-Shippins, short dark, in good order, SEQ
$40. so; shipping short dark, In soft order, SsG
$3.50 shipping. In good order, long dark rich and
dark, rich and waxy, s$9slo.5o; English shipping
leaf, SlO.5O0lSa; stemmng, short and long, SEQ
sli; bright wrappers, medium to good s29aS5v
sun cured leaf, Slo@Sl3; tine sun-cured leaf
sl2GS22 frosted Leaf, sd. 5c0Ss.5o
PETERSBURG, VA.
july 2i.-The market rules quiet and dull, cx-
ccpt Tor tine descriptions OF tobacco, which are III
demand and at full prices. We do not alter our
former quotations.
There is growing inquiry Tor hne North Caro-
lima sIn-cured tobacco suitable for tillers
We quote poor to common Tugs at S5.50GS7.50 /;
fair 70 good, s7.75@,s8.5o; poor to common Leaf.
IS, o5@Sa.25: fair 10 good working, Slc@Sll and
very good, &ll.5o@sl2; poor to common shipping,
Very good to fine, siiGslSs6 The latter Is scarce
and prices much better maintained for that sort
than any other kind. No fine sun or coal-eured
selling. #a.|
July 22.-Tobacco.-The receipts to-day were
only moderate, and, with fair Inquiry, prices
were steadily held. The sales ut all The warehouses
foot up 100 hogshcads ut sfs.5Ol4sT.6o.
ST. louis, MO.
July 22-On black iillers and Tugs the market was
steady, but medium bright leaf WAS dropping, ~
iIstanccd By the large number OF low olds--sutl
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CONTEMPORARIES.

lust RECEIVED.
Twenty boxes choice LEMONS; boxes
ORA Noes: 20 cases BRANDY .PEACHEs; ~
boxes RAISINS; 10 barrels assorted NUIS
For sale lowby W. W. iEibDEii,
Statesmen W. Z. WADDY, L. GRADY,Jr. H4
GALL AT ZIMMER Il CO.'S WHOLE
~ SALE ICE-CREAM MASUFACTORG, 1913
MAIN STREET, where ice.Cream j. regularly larry
ais saloons, and private families, ut sl.25 per
.,allon. Delivered free OF charge TO any part OF
the city. We guarantee No. article; ana pun ~
lin quality and laYorl against any hign-priced
icc-cream sold In the city. we have also lifted up
a splendid Ice-Crcam Saloon Mt our retaii ssta9-
lisbment, No. SD Broad street neat 10 pr. Moa ny
castles. Ladies are especially hSltcG 70 ~. a
place, where they will find DIR. Cappei always
ready TO serve them with all the deteaeies OF the
season, and where they can give our lce-SEcaa
fair test and leave their orders. my -
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FRANCE.

LoNnoN, July 26.-It is rumorcd that
a treaty has been concluded between France,
Austria, and italy, whereby Italy, in case
OF war, is TO support France with $4,000
troops and occupy Vitcrbo.
It is rumorcd that Prussia has offered
troops to hold Rome if the French vacate it..
BREsT, July 2G.-Thc Great Eastern re-
turned here to-day.
EGYPT.
PARIS, July PA dispatch from Con-
stantinoplc says Egypt is arming extern
siycly.
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TINE SUMMER DRINK.-ZETELLE
I has Il fine CLARET ut the low price of Sl.5C
per gallon and fifty cents per bottle BY the barrel
nj lower rates. ys-.s
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This company makes specially Of Issuing
PARTICIPATING POLICIES
on dwellings and furniture, whereby the Insured
shares in the profits Of the company without III
CURING liability.
Agents may be found ut nearly every prominent
point I'm this and the neighboring States, TO whom
applications for insurance may be mace.
Scrip dividend to holders OF participating poll
cies, TWENTY-FIVE per cent.
The scrip of 1867 Us per cent? is now receivable
rs cash In paymcn. OF premium
j. III. MONTAGUE, Agent Mt
INV OK I'm Richmond. Va,
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rEUOMAS +. GOODE,
ATTORNEY Al LAW,
ROYDTON. MECkLENBURG COUNTY, VA,
practices i'm the
COURTS OF MECKLENBURG and adjoining
counties, and in the UNITED STATES COuRFS
AT Richmond ap2o
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GROCERIES. &c.

--=-=s
NEW VALLEY "EXTRA" AND "SU-
" pERFINE' FLOUR for sale by
~ o73t PALMER, HARTSOOk co.
GROCERIES,, GROCERIES.
" -, ,
30 hogshca's PORTO RICO SUGAR,
100 barrels REFINED SUGARS, r,,
$50 bags RIO, LAGUAYRA, and JAVA COZ
FEE:
IS barrels SYRUp, all grades:
81 hogshcads BACON. sides and shoulders;
20 Iicrccs ca NNhSSED HAMS,
80 ticrccs PRIME LARD,
200 barrels llERRlNt'S,
40 boxes SOAP.
- boxes CANDLES,
- half chests TEN, ...
100 boxes HOKSfORliS SELF-kAlSlNt'
BREAD PREPARATION;
SALT, NAILS,
SODA.
CHEWING TOBACCO.
POWDER,
LEAD.
BROOMS,
BUCKETS,
SEARCH.
VINEGAR, &C.; &C., for sale by ,,.
IL % Iyv SpOTTS Il GIBSON.
4
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CHICAGO, ILL.
BOSTON. MASS.

JuL:Y oi.-Grain.-The receipts have been l.o3C
bushels Wheat and >, 0o0 bushels Shorts. The mar
ket is very firm for Corn, and several small lots OF
good western mixed have been sold at SLIT, and
1000 bushels to arrive at Sl.l4 ~ bushe Oats are
selling at S26Is5c n bushcl for common and choice
western Rye. Sl.35MSl.4O; shorts, S27: Fine Feed
sae@S3O and AIiddlnss, S3.GlSti a per ton.
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Cash receipts for the year ending February /,
1862 over $l3, 900, 0o0.
Cash assets February l. 1859, Invested In bonds
and mortgages worth In every case double the
amount loaned, over So? COO, 600.
Number OF policies In force February !, 1852,
81. 466.
This Is m all-cash and PURELY MUTUAL COM
pASY, and Is conducted on the only principle
matciy safe and trustworthy. AL of Its profits
are divided annually among the insured In the
most equitable manner, which can DC used TO dc-
rance ut the option of the poicy-holders.
Application can be made to Mr. Lewis Booker,
d. n. WALKER & CO., Agents,
No. 1914 Main street
DR. j. e. McCAw Medical Examiner. my