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Domestic Markets -TBY TELEGRApUl,

NEW YORK, July L! Noon.-- Flour quiet and
unchanged. Whea[ shace frmer and quiet.
dull and dropping. Cotton In far demand at zoe.
for mplands and 2o5c for Orleans; sales, 300 bales.
Erening-Cott,n in fair demand and hrmer :;
sales, l, 800 bales middIing upands. cote. Flour
STATE and western quiet supertine State, - s5@
winter red and amber western. Sl.i5f9Sl.i7. Corn
lirmer new mixed western, 9cDSl.0l white, s. II
Msl:,s. .ork nominal At *ss.sIl@S3o. Lar ard
$'.ol. Groceries andn stores steady. Frcights
irmcr.
BALTIMORE. July H-Beevea--The offerings
to-day amount to about $50 head. The prices were
shade higher this week, but closed dull at ste.
been freely made at 4@lIj'.-a sh ,de lower than
last weeks quotations. Iiogs--Supply fair this
week, and there is 4 demand ior fair at I9I@l3c.
BALTIMORE, July H.-Cotton firm and nomi-
perilne, s5,5o@SG; extra, ss.25@s7.?5; family,
s;s G q
pcrtlne. Ss.50G0sG; extra, $t 25GSs. IS; family,
S6.75elSI .2a: Mheat-a moderate business doing
PEW fs% Ge ssw "s.s %
duh white, i2@Q$. ID yellow, 8l.05. Rye, CSC.
elf for new and old: PORK que: at ssS 1Sssl:
M hams gs1 s c.sf Ea ss Quiet a:
lS9leic. Whlskey very quiet at $l@sl.ol.
aud unchanged. Whlskey, geQl97c. Pork and
PROVISIONS firm, quiet, and unchanged.
LOUISVILLE, July 1.-Flour dull extra, IS 50.
Corn, Yllo PROVISIONS quiet, firm, and un-
changed. Whskey, 07c.
ST. LOUIS, July H.-Flour dull superflne, % 30
@H.5o. Corn declining at so61s5c. Whiskey--N Mo-
thing doing Pork, $50. Bacon-Snoulders, dc.
clear sides, Bc. Lard quiet at l5i@Isc.
NORFOLK, July H. Cotton frmer; low mid
ding. t@D7lc. sales, 90 bales receipts, 81 bales
exports, ZIG bales stock, !, lat bales.
AUGUSTA, July 11.-Cotton frmer but quiet Mt
17i6glsc.; sales, ll3 bales receipts, SO bales.
MOBILE, July u.-Cotton dull at lstc.; receipts,
OF bales exports, SO bales stock, 1880 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. July H. Cotton steady with
fair demand 1t Isle. sales, 1900 bales receipts,
323 bales stock, u, 1877 bales. Gold 113t. New
York sight, premium. Other articles unchanged.
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The New Work. Money Market More
Excitement i'm the Gold Room-Rc-
ports fro IN Europe.

Nrw YoRE. July -Night.-M Money closed
easy at 4U1 per cent. discounts, Ca per
cent. Sterling Exchange quiet and steady
nj 1922. 0il0.
III the Gold Room the excitement was re-
urwrd early to-day. The whole aspect was
changed from peace TO war.
The rlmorcd resignation of the French
Ministry. reported in the morning papers,
was succeeded by French cable tclcGrams
10 the effect that Napoleon had recalled
Rcnctict;i. the French Ambassador nj Ber-
lin. Later still came bankers kilograms
from Frankfort and Berlin that the King OF
Prussia had dismissed the French Minister
and given him his passports.
The price Of Gold opened ut 1l2@ on the
street, and rapidly advanced to il3 before
the Gold Board opened. After the iormal
opening and the above kilograms were gen
rra.ly circulated the price advanced quickly
- ll%A. The upward movement WAS
further stimulated by cable kilograms from
London quoting decline of per cent in
,nnsols and the fall of United States 5-20's
Ia So.
4 little later, private London kilograms
reported an unsettled feeling in the London
Stock Exchange and the decline of 5-20'S to
~, accompanied by the rciteration OF the
Story that the French Ambassador at Der
lin h,d been given his passports by the
I,i,,, Of Prussia At this juncturc there
,,... = uatlSr in the private cable kilograms,
and cold touched 1l%H. hut soon after raj
lied 10 ll3t, when Warlikc reports were
received. The market then rccedcd 10
Il%.mll3'.. and became comparatively
quiet.
In the afternoon the fluctuations were not
80 wide ~ during the morning. Late tele-
rams were to the effect that the French
Ministry had not resigned that IA conroca-
,i,u Of the German rarliamcnt was imml-
mont. and that Secretary Fish, at Washing
tom, thought war inevitable. These had the
,,ulcnry 10 stilcn the price OF Gold. bui
NfIIl batter in the day Il better feeling was re-
uurlcd in London, and United States 3-2O:
v,r,. quoted at SWS1%. ON these quo
t.rinn, German bankers were sellers Of gold
ami the price dropped from 1885 to ll3.
,,nut the close kilograms from Paris
,rinrrd French rcntc> At &, francs - cen
tinr>-thc lowest point Of the day. This
created a war feeling in the Gold toom once
more, and Gold advanced TO ll3a, closing
excited and unsteady.
Governments in tie carly part OF the day
were quiet. hut declined on the receipt
,I the walilkr rumurs from Europe. III
n.att II
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st. Louis Tobacco Market.

July 11.-T0bacco Received, 1882 hogsheads !;
the demand was steady and brisk from manufac-
turers, but there were ne shipping buyers IN The
market; there were free purchases made daily by
speculative operators Prices have advance d gain
grades.
We quote: Factory legs, $65o@S7.25 only
trashy, damaged and light under $3.50 planters
Tugs, *7.5oG1ts; common dark leaf, @0@lSIo; me-
dunn dark leaf SlO1Sll good dark Leaf. $llGl sl3
factory-dried shipping leaf, $e@bll.5O; colory
manufacturing leaf, $l36DS20: bright wrapping
leaf, from $25 to $40 for notified and medium fine
and fancy wrapping lie ST, nominal at $5O@ss0--
none Offering; black wrappers tgood quality
scarce). SI3GDSl5
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

NASHVILLE, TENN, July 1.-THE North
ern.bound train on the Nashville and Daca-
tur railroad broke through bridge near
Tom VNeil, bridge repairer, died Of
his injuries, and Jones, brakesman, was
desperately wounded. Ten passengers,
several of them ladies, were more or less
hurt, some Of them severely. Ga
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FOREIGN NEWS.

FROM PEACE TO WAR EXTRA
ORDINARY DEMAND OF THE FRENCH
AMBASSADOR ON THE KING OF FRUS-
sLA-THE KING REFUSES TO SEE THE
AMBASSADOR NAPOLEON In CONSUL.
TATION WITH HIS MINIsTERs-A DE.
CLARATION OF WAR EXPECTED BY
TIE CORPS LEGISLATIF-IND
TON OF THE PRUssIAN PREsS-WAR-
LIKE DEMONSTRATION BY PARIS STU.
DENTS-INEFFECTUAL EFFORTS OF
THE GREAT POWERS FOR PEACE, &c,
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
special lei. grams 1.-THE Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, July IA, 1870.


ASHlShipH, blilN II, iI'''
The Threatened War I'm EUROPE.
Secretary Fish had several lengthy con-
Nrr>atun> with the President to-day III re-
ference to diplomatic changes ana the
threatened war in Europe. As to the lat
Ter. Secretary Fish is Of opinion war Is
inevitable, and says there is no ques-
ton in his mind that France means
war under any circumstances; that
the dispatches are all manipulated by
HE French agents; and lis a proof OF this,
states that the few dispatches which the
foreign Ministers here have been able
10 obtain are very much mixed. lie
gives but little crctlcncc to the Lon
don telegram that France will send
lIcct 10 capture Cuba; and the Slgnifl-
cant remark that this Government might
have something to say" is ominouS, coming
~ il docs from our Secretary of State. lie
fears a general European war may be infull
h-udway before the summer Is over, ana
cannot see how it can be avoided. The
Secretary has received no dispatches OF i'm
portance upon the subject from our Minis
@-N
srnt all of them Geographic Instructions
strict neutrality" etc. He expects iln-
I,Oltanl odyices from Minister Sicklcs to-
morrow.
West poiut and Naval 4 cademy Cadets
who passed examination are now receiving
their appointments. A number who failed
at the Naval Academy will have another
chance in September. The President will
mol iii the vacancies Of the cadets ut large
in either school, nor will the Secretary of
War or secretary Of the Navy fill the Vacan-
Gle, on the congressional lists until Septen-
her.
appointment of Assistant Treasurer.
Mr.. Ncglcy. Of uagerstown, Md, was to-
day appointed Assistant Treasurer in charge
Of the Suh-Trcasury at Baltimore-a place
and office lately created.
The President and llis Family
Will leave here on Wednesday morning next
Tor Long Branch. He will not convene the
Senate i'll extra session.
Secretary Fish
viii not leave here for his country place in
He prefers to remain here until the laws,
appropriation bills, etc., are disposed of
through his Department. He will visit
the President at Long Branch from time to
time, as business requires it.
Secretary Boutwell,
leaves al the end % this month for his home
N Massachusetts,, and will not return till
thu latter part Of September, except, per-
hap, on a flying visit. In the mean time
Assistant Secretary Richardson will act rs
Secretary Of the Treasury. The other Cabi-
net officers and officials will be absent from
The city during most Of the summer months.
The New Bonds.
Secretary Boutwell, has made every pre-
i'ara'ion for the printing and issuing of the
new bonds. He has selected the paper, the
colors, the size, and plan Of the bonds,
etc. The WORK Is to be done here, under
the supervision Of Dir. McCartee, who has
gone North to have the paper prepared ind
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Outrases by Negroes-One Hung.

ST. LOUIS. July 14.-On Tuesday last Il ne
gro ravished white girl, and the citizens
last night took him from Jail and hung him.
Yesterday another negro grossly insulted
Mrs. Crawford, living four miles from Soda
liza, during her husbands absence. MIR.
Crawford, with bloodhounds, is on his
track
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New Work. stock and Money Marks

NV YORK. July Ia Npon.--Stocks steady
N.,tl, S5l5 per cent Gold, nsllIss. Sterling
E->.iscec- Long, loSf; short, IIN3. United States
g., -. ~. Tennessee c's -FN-coupoas. g7s =:
.,n az. Virginia 6's--EN-coupnns, o. Few, e.
t.j..>!aua C's-uld, -: new, 20. I.cyce e's 81.
t,.nana -, 100: -. 76. Georgia 6's ~: 20,
s:, >"tih Ia~olims sold, 52s; new 70. South
asallua e's--i'id, -: new, Esq
i~',tnl. Money, .lIS per cent. Sterling IN
Gauge steady. Cold closeh excited NJ ll3s. Go
rE"mcuts closed strong. Southern Securities
Generally unchanged.
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Crops in tho Southwest,

MEMPHIS, Tenn, July 1.-THE crop re-
ports from North Alabama and Arkansas
are unusually favorable. The corn and cot
ton crops are remarkably good. In West
Tennessee cotton will be seriously injured
nv the yarmin
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Sayannnh Markets..

JULY9- % p. M-Four, Active. WI nuote On
perlne ut 20. 6oegtd.7s; extra, $7.75GfS; family
sS50aQss fancy, $i0lH1l.5O.
Grdtn:.-Corn--We quote prime white IN jobbnp
store; yellow NJ Sl.3?3 from wharf, and SI IS from
store. Oats-We quote s3@9oc. from store
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Louisville Tobacco Market.

JULY Ill he market during the past week has
been In point of activity fully up to the expcctl-
tions Of factors and buyers, and prices for all
grades OF sound, sweet tobacco have been well
IN fintained. The sales for the week at the Blk
auction warehouses foot up 1910 hogsLeads, and
fn- the year to 81. 1903 hogsheatis.
Tie annual tobacco fair will take place on
Wednesday next, the 18th Instant
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FOREIGN s1arkets-[BY TELEGRApul.

Foreign Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH.
LONDON, July I4-EOon.-ConsOls, 92i. United
States bonds, $751; Sugar quiet. Common Rosin
buoyant.g ,...-..
LONDON, July H-Erentng -Consols, 92a.
United States 5-2o's, s7i. Tailow, 4ss. sd. Sugar
quiet.
LIVERPOOL, July Al oon.-Cotton steady; up
lands, 9at. Orleans, Old.
LIvEKPooL, July IL Euening. Cotton closed
steady uplands. Sad. Orleans, SD. sales, lo,-
speculation. Wheat steady. Flour frner.
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FURNITURE, dc.
UARWOOD g. RITTER,

HARDWOOD & RITTER,
LII opposite the post-oftlce Main street,
Have now on hand and are constantly manufac-
turing the most complete and VARIED asgort-
ment0f -
CHAMBER FURNITURE,
PARLOR FURNITURE. ..-.s a
DINING. ROOM FURNITURE, and
MATTRESSES.
And we would invite all In want or good, SUBJ
stan;ial articles In line to examine our stock.
No establishment In the State can offer greater
inducements. We have goods tn suit all parties.
Elegant sets OF superior workmanship and fine
finish. and plain goods OF every description; and
we will tell You secret we are still reducing our
prices. Cafl opposite the post-efice, up stairs.
my 30
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Knoxville Market.

JULY 12.--Cora.-Whlte, Sll7@lSl.2O; yellow
81 10 mixed. $1.1o.
outs -556I5Sc.
Rus.-90@95c.
Whem-White, $l.956lsl.a5 red. sll5@sL2o.
Wool. Washed 40QD45C.; unwashcd, 29Gl35c.
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Fatal Results of Aceidents-Death
from SunstrOke.

New ORLEANS, July 14.-R. r. Forney,
who had his leg crushed on the Lake Pom.
chaltrain railroad on the Sth instant, died
this afternoon of lockjaw. lie was son of
Hon. John w. Forney, of Washington.
Henry G. Clark, run over by A street car
Oh the 5th instant, died of lockjaw yester-
day.
There was one death from sunst-oke yes
tprdaY.
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Wine.-Port. common. sl.7sass: good. AZ ssso
VI; Sherry. common. Si.7561$a;' yo6h 81. tgGDs..
/ Wood.-Oak.S .sc@fs; pine. S3.soe14. 'Sss'''
Woot.-gnwashed, zal2sc.; washed, ssslsoe,
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$l.Ss64SI.4J. ~
Corn, mixed. S11lGSl.15.
dlnlrY. - = go. - -
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TORONTO, July 1.-THE Grand Lodge of
Free Masons assembled here to-day. The
annual report shows wonderful degree of
prosperity in the Order.
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NOhAH, hAoI, AMI NUN IL W f5I
TRAIN No. I.-TIIROUGH MAIL TRAIN pin
Washington leaves the depot, corner Of Byrd aud
Eighth streets, daily at l1:l5 A. NJ. Arrives In
Richmond daily at 1913 r. NJ.
TRAIN No. 2.-The BALTIMORE EXPRESS
TRAIN, connecting ut Aqua creek with the
steamers Georgeanna aud tr0nsidcs leaves The
depot, corner OF Broad and Eighth streets, daily
Sundays excepted) at O'Clock +. NJ. Arrives In
Richmond (Mondays excepted at 8:soA. NJ.
TRAIN No. a.-fHROUGH MAIL TRAIN ola
Washington leaves the depot corner OF Byrd snd
Eighth streets, daily Sundays exceptcdI. at $50
2. NJ. Arrives in Richmond (Mondays excepted
at $50 A. n.
THROUGH TICKETS aud THROUGH BAG
GAGE CHECKS to all principal points In tho
NORTH, EAST. and NORTHW EST.
FREIGHTS contracted for aud forwarded
daily. with dispatch, to all points NORTH sud
SPECIAL NOTICE.-The BALTIMORE EX-
PRESS TRAIN will run as far as Milford station
on Sunday, leaving Richmond, corner OF Broad
and Eighth streets, at 0 A. NJ. Returning, VIII
leave Milford on Mondays at G:2s A. N. and ar
rive ut Richmond at $50 A. VI.
Apply ut COMPANY'S OFFICE, corner or
Broad and Eighth streets.
J. B. GENTRY,
~ General Ticket AGENT.
ED. T. ID. MYERS, General Superintendent.
40
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Aid for Cuba.

New YORK, July 1.-THE evening papers
announce the successful landing Of another
Cuban expedition.
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DOUND-TRIP TICKETS

VIA CHESAPEAKE ARD OHIO RAILROAD.
to WHITE SULPHUR, OLD SWEET, RED
SWEET, ROCKBRIDGE ALUM, HOT, Heal
ING. WARM and BATH ALUM SPRINGS, and
Also,
EXCURSION TICKETS
to NIAGARA FALLS, NEWPORT, SARATO.
GA, and LAKE GEORGE, at low rates.
j. F. RETHERLAND.
jy8-tl5At General Ticket A gent
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SECONDHAND MACHINES
Of different makers on hand and for sale low.
HOWE MACHINES, WHEELER i WILSON,
GROVER Il BAKER, &C.
CALL AT 1911 MAIN SIRE EFT and examine.
~
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG b. r. CO.,

hICuHOND AND FETERSBuH4 Il, X. CO, I
RICHMOND. April q, 1919.
THE TRAINS OVER THIS ROAD
Il run as follows:
Leave Richmond at a:4s A. M. and 2:6oP.
Leave Petersburg ut 10 A. II. and los p. III
Freight and Accommodation train, with passen-
ger car attached, will leave Richmond daily mt
A. NJ, and Petersburg daily at $40 A. ID. lSun-
days excepted.
fhe 3:45 A. n. train will not leave Richmond on
SUNDAYS, and the 7:o5 p. IL. train will not leave
Petersburg on SUNDAYS.
Passengers for Norfolk win take the 80 p. 81.
train, running through daily. Baggage checked
through.
The passenger coach attached to the coal train
will run on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and
FRIDAYS.
Leave Glover Hill at A. NJ, connecting at
Chester with the accommodation train. Passen.
gers returning will take the $50 2. NJ. train con-
meeting ct Chester with the coal train.
THOMAS FL. WYNNE,
ap23 Superintendent
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Use DUPUY's HELIOTRoPE POW
u DER for the toilet aud nursery. IL u con-
cateiy perfumed with helfotr0pe.. Contains no
and warranted not TO intnre inc most
delicate skin. Price, CSC. For sale only by
P0WHATAN =. DUPUfs. AdRosnsc ssrss,
jy3 SN p{Va~ saSSS
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RICHMOND AND YORK RIVEB

pICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
Al RAILROAD LINE-FOR BALTIMORE,
THE NORTH, AND NORTHUMBERLAND E
OF vs scHsDHhES cI DtI lat, SEXGEpT SUN
Passengers for Baltimore and points North
viii take the passenger train from the de-
pot OF :he RichIpend and York River Railroad at
for West Point, where they take the fast and
elegant steamers STATE OF VIRGINIA, Gap
tain S. w. FREEMAN, or ADMIRAL, Captain
PHILIP REyBoLD, both Of which have. been
newly fitted out with splendid accommodations
for passengers-reaching Baltimore the following
morning Ia time to connect with the trains Tor
Philadelphia, New York, and the West. Return.
Ing, the boats .. leave leave pler, No: LIght;street
DAILY Except Sundays) at 4 O'Clock P. M,
passengers arriving In Richmond at $40 A. M.
express tra5 on the Richmond and Danville rsiie
road for Danville and all points on that road
greensboro, Salisbury, Charlotte, SC, y. g.;
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad for the various
celebrated Springs on the line OF that road.
PASSENGER TRAIN leaves Richmond daily
at s:l5P. M. Leaves West Point daily at A. NJ:
Freight received and forwarded promptly, and
through bills or ladlng gtyeu TO prominent
points THOMAS DCDAMEAD
iy4 SiDsriUtpndept
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cPRING STOCK OF FURNITURE.
3 T A c Y s

STACYS
are receiving an IMMENSE STOCK, bought 1T
GOLD RATES, and are determined not to be
undersold by any house In the country.
Examine before You buy.
NH Is 1903 AND l3io MAIN SfhEEi.
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DICHMOND AND DANVILLE Raul.

Az OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SOdEIULEs )
GOING SoUTH.-Lynchburg and Danvine pas
sengers leave Richmond daily Except Sundaysl
at s:l5 A. M; leave Burkevlle daily Except Sun
days) at I p. NJ; arrive at Danyile daily lex
cept Sundaysl at $50 z. n. THROUGH Mail,
AND EXPRESS leaves Richmond daily at sac
z. M; leaves Danvie daily at Las 2. ri: arriyes
at Greensboro daily at ASA. ID. -
GOING NoRTH.-Lynchburg and Danville pas.
sengers leave Danvi11e daily Except SundaysC az
TAO A. NJ; leave Burkeville daily Except sun
days) at ?. NJ; arrive at Richmond daily
AND EXPRESS leaves Greensboro daily at o:ls
p. NJ. leaves Danville daily at 1851 p. III. an.
riyes at Richmond daily at 7:2o A. NJ.
The Lynchburg and Danyilie Passenger Train
connects connects at Burkeyille with the trains on the
burg, and all stations on the southside and Viz
glnia and Tennessee railroads, Bristol, Knox.
Vile, Dalton, Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis,
and all important points South and Southwest.
The Through Mall and Express connects
at Greensboro with the trains on the North Caro-
lima rosd for Charlotte, Columbia, Augusta, ga.
Vannah, Macon, Mobile Montgomery, &C., &c. /:
and at Richmond with the Richmond, Fredericks.
burg and Potomac, Chesapeake and Ohio, and
Richmond and York River railroads.
SLEEPING CARS aud CHHES'S PATENT
RECLINING CHAIRS on the through express
train. THOMAS DODAMEhH
1y4 Superintendent,
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CEWING-MACHINE OF ALL KINDs
- REPAIRED. The sLOAT ELLIPTIC SEW,
ING MACHINES BOUGHT and SOLD. Weael
the only PROPER NEEDLES for the SLOA3
ELLIPTIO DAOHINES.
: HLOAT q ADDINGTON,
IYA IsJ Cary street., near Fourteenth
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

A Y. STOKES & CO.. WHOLESALE
N. GROCERS AND COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS, RICHMOND Wave have Ia store
q large and well-assorted stock Of GROCERIES.
which we offer to the merchan ts of Virginia and
North Carolina: 100 hogsbeads L. T.. anu Y. +.
Sugars 500 barrels Maryland Sugar. Renning COM
pany's Sugars. Uy lsI A. Y. STONES = W.
HOFFMAN, LEE & CO.,
III TORACCO COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
as EXCHANGE PLACE,
BALTIMORE, Md,
oaar THAR services to the m anufacturers OF Viz
sinia and North Carolina for the sale OF MANU-
IA OTURED TOBACCO.
liberal cash advances on shipments.
PIrIIP A. BALL Salesman. ap S-eodsin
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GO.
MACHINERY, 60.
HINE SHOP.
SLOAT q ADDINGTON,
MACHINISTa
WORKS AND OFFICE; i4ss AND lEA GARY
STREET, BETWEEN FoURrEENTHASD
FIFTEENTH STREETS,
RIcH MoND, VIRGINIA.

BTREET, HETWEEN FUUHt 111S. N 70D
FIFTEENTH STREETS,
MoND, WIZ GINA.
ALL KINDS OF NEW WORK MADE RE-
city and country; TOBACCO WORK OF all
kinds. made and repaired TOBACCO FLAT:
aS,p nae ana tePaMlfsa SpnE
FORM and all other kinds OF SCALES REPAIR
ED and ADJUSTED. AGENTS for the sale OF
VERNON, SELDES'S PATENT 6TEAM-EN-
CINE PACKING, Utica Company's STEAM
GAUGES. These gauges are warranted By M for
one year and we sch them at low prices. We keep
all kinds OF BRASS WORK OF SUPERIOR
MAKE for STEAM-ESGfNES such q gauge
cocks. oil and tall0w-cups, oli.CUPS. FOR
TIES WATER-GAUGEa GL0BE-VAfyES,
BOILER .FLUE CLEANERS. and general as
sortmept Of such articles ~ are used by all ran.
ming steam lines and saw-mills. - "
SL0AT ADDIHGTON,
jeIS i4fs and LIZA Cary street
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THE IMPROVED SINGER SEWING
i MACHINE, the best for all kinds OF work.
Its sales indicate It; durability and popularity
prove II; It's work confirms 1t. Over ninety thou.
sand sold Last year. Call and examine II.
Sewing. Machines repaired. .--
AGENTS WANTED.
CALVIN SHAFFER, Agent,
ia 3 d swkw3m 0l3 Main street.
GEORGE II. BROWN. C. L. RADWAf.
GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE CELE-
" DRAFTED WHEELER l. WILSON SEW
propose, In view OF our
superior facilities, to conduct our business on the
most liberal basis, and keep constantly on hand q
Iull assortment Of the above celebrated Machine,
with all the modern improvements and findings
for The same such as Needles, Sewing Silk, Cot
TON. &c. Machines sold on the lease plan at cash
prices, inst.lments OF $40 month. Repairs
promptly attended TO-. 30
No, 1880 Main, corner OF Eighth street
Agents wanted throughout the state. my 10
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Sentence Of the Leader of the Last
Feuiau Raid.

CANANDAGUA, July 14.-The Fenian
leaders of the late raid into Canada have
been sentenced to two years imprisonment
and the payment of small fines. The con,
victs start for prison tomorrow. General
Starr gets two years in the Auburn New
York; jail
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-15

the best machine without exception.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-15

ALWAYS BUY THE BEsT--THEY ARE THE
CHEAPEST.
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SEWING-MACHINES.
SEWING-MACHINES.

THE BUTTON-uOLE AND COMBINATION
sEWING-MACHINE