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Richmond Cattle Market.

: AUG. 3.-The receipts Of stock at the catu
scales the past week show very little alteration
numbers, but the quality offered for sale was yer
go. d, embracing 125 cattle, 200 sheep IS calves,
lambs, and SO hogs. ...,.
Sales were made as follows: .....,.-,. ''
Beer-Good. de-; prime, &C.,, gross.
Sheep.-Good. 4c. prime, Sc, gross.
Cdires.-From 80 10 81 a. head.
Ldm6s.- From 1880 to $3.50 q head.
Ho1s.-s5c. gross. Scarce and no demand.
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rco,,on Markets-By TELEGnApu.l

NEW ORLEANS. aug. 3.-f;Otton quiet and low:
middIings, I7tl7tc. SALES. $50 bales stockI 1900
bales, $685. -r@ .hi',"h@ : - s,.t. s p st'':
WILMINGTON, ". c., Aug. s.-Cotton quiet
middiings, l9sc; net receipts, 10 oales s.oeknH Nv
ba.e5. .-te - ~ s - !.,TE
CHARLESTON, Aug 3.-Cotton dub m1ddlings,
,str net receipts, all bales EXPORTS ceastwise,
ssi bales sales, leo bales STOCK 1891 bales.
sAy1yNAH. Aug. 3.~Cotton quiet; middljnGs,
,sta net receipts 30 bales sales, Is bales STOCK,
s, 600 bales. N@'. .s.s
NORFOLK. Aug. s.-Cctton stesdy al, ana low. !ow :
middings l7i0lsc. net receipts, ~ oa'es Saie''
IL l!es; stock, s7s bales.
yos~oS auy.a- Cotton quiet mid'llings, ?esc. !;
recents, $40 bales sales $50 bsle'; ttocs, 5000
bales.
nou1IE, Aug 3.-Coiton quiet mlGdhhsS
1sfc,: sales, $50 bales stock, 7,s:: Bales ,
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Long Branch Races,

LONG BRANCH, Aug. S.-Milesian won in
the steeple-chase to-day. ~
Winesap won the West-End hotel stakes.
Time 3:434.
Nelly Gray Won the third race in: two.
straight heats. Time :55A 1:47X.
Helmbold won the Tammany cup. Time:
G minutes.
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LYnchburg Markets

AUGUST 1.-Apples.-Green per bushel, sl.sc
Bacon.-Hog round, 1rl@l1c. q. -" u
Beei Slaughtered case. ji.a
BMR.r.INos. i, ,, srds, q b., eo0ls@1oc. ~.
BeeStoar. u ID a0@lsIc
Corn.-% hiie, aoG9osc. yellow ana Ml1ed, $50
SOC.
Corn MedL.-95c @lSI. t.-s
EUCs.-F-esh, 1lMt"c.
Flour.-Firc. st@QF625; superipe $70S7G
extra. S75o@lS7.75; Ismilf, 98 60e1S9.50.
Feathers Live goo sc, 7cG175c. "a.
H1y.-BaIed, ~ 100 rs, $i0sL25. :. .ss
Country bar, T loo bs., 4@S5c.
OATS 4s@ 5c. .-r. s.r..
Onions fo6ls0c. ..s-
P"taioss.--fflsh, 75c.@sl; sweet, sl.2sGsi.5T. 2
Wheat White, $l.4O@sL55; red, 81. 3sG9al go.
Wool w ashed, 5oEI5sc.; uL washed, 4rQ4sic.
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Nhe3Ht1W neuWeen N0r1Df6 ara "aHh.
sngton Yacht CIubs-The Latter Vtc.
torfous-vssttors from Washington
i-AcGufttal nf Mayor Thomas and
Ms. Balm. OF Portsmouth. -
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DrspATcH.1
PORTSMOUTH. Aug. 3.-The steamer Lady
OF the Lake, from Washington. yesterday
brought down about five hundred people
from that city and Georgetown to witness
the regatta which was to come off this
evening at AZ O'Clock between the Potomac
Boat Club, of Washington, and the Undine
Club, Of Norfolk. ALI day there has been
considerable excitement among the friends
Of the two boat clubs. 81 f<
This. evening, at the appointed time, a
tremendous crowd Of people had gathered
upon the wharves and wherever view
could be obtained to enjoy the sport.
Besides the, crowd on shore, the harbor
was literally covered with crafts of every
description, from large steamer down to
n two.oar, scull, which were filled. with
eager spectators. 1:Ei 's
The two boats did not make their appear
ance until fifteen minutes to 8 O'Clock,
when they took their station, ready for the
word, at which they moved off well to.
gether but it was soon apparent that the
superior craft (the Potomacs), and the
practice and skill of their oarsmcn, gave
them an advantage over the Undine, and
was bound to secure victory for the Wash
ington club.
The Potomacs came in ahead, making it
in % minutes Il seconds-the Undincs, OF
Norfolk, in a minutes 45 seconds. The
Potomacs are jubilant over their victory,
and boast of the hospitality shown them by
the Norfolk club and people.
The Norfolk boys bear their defeat kind
| ", and use every effort to make the visit OF
their friends pleasant.
Mayor Thomas was to-day acquitted OF
the charge of malfeasance in office. MIR.
Balm, who shot Mr.. James, Of this city, a
short time since, was also acquitted.
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COM M ERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR FxCIIANG3,1
EICHMoSD, VA, Aug. 3, 1871. (
OFFERINGS.

Va, AUE. d J
OFFERlNGS.
Wheat " hite, g. $50 bushels. Red l. 1870 bushels.
L'0~n--W hite. $50 bushels.
OdtS.-l.3S bushels.
Rue. O.. tuIslnls. g.. ...s..a..
Screenings. - IL bu. heels. ....
-ABSr,
IFHedt.-W hite total, O78 buShels-at IL 513 for
prime: $l5"GQsl. SIS for very good H. 4l0Sl IS for
fair sL2UgQ lao for coIuuI"n.
Wheat Hed-total, s3s bush ls--aL Sl.55 for
prime 81 5060a1b5 tor very good; 81. 40 Tor fair ;
Sl6DSl IS fer common.
GOrn.-N hi.c. g8 bushels al Sic. Tor good, and
s5c. for very good.
Oats.-l.2 6s bashcis-at alc. for prime, SOC. for
very good, d9:. for good. dsc. for fair, 47c. Tor
{ .'InmuD.
Rue III bushels at Toe.
ScreeaiayS-I8 bu.h"ls ut eoc.
RE-EXIIIBITED.
Hnent.- Red. II bushels.
C0rn.-Whtte, 800 bushels.
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Petersburg MartoSr-

AUGUST q Produce Exchange. Offerings. IA
huaheiS White Wheat 252 bushels red wheat 1871
81. CUttOn Urine lots al / 0QlStc -
10bdcco.-Sales We tcrd ~ amounted to $50 hhds
ut STEADY rates. We quote fair to good shI pnno
slo.5O@SIa: very good and tine, $I2 5eelsii: me
dunn grades OF leaf. $sGfss.50; lugs. fine STG0
s7.75; fair 10 good, 50. 25QlSG IS; Common LIS
s55oMt6; brights, $l5@$!5 for fair; good me.
t35@6o. ,:f.-.. :. -
Lite cattle. No. ! smoo' h, 5gsc. gross good,
P0tai0cS-New, tor shipment, $3.50 al bbl. Wv"
Hides. Green, &c: sailed do, &C.; dry atnt:
sklns green. 81 25lssI.so apiece. ~ :
Vinegar.-- Cider, 25c. ~ gallon; northern. 2oc
Wool Washed, 4e44Jc-; unwashed, 3gl3.c.;
bury 250lj0.
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gTELEGRAPHIG NEWS.
sew !, york stock ana money isznrhe,

New Work Stock ana Money Mnrsf cts.
FEw YORK. Aug. a.-Monev abunddanrs. and nm
changed. Exchange lower At ol60si GaId, 1i2s0
ilYs. Governments very firm and uncban spt me v
South Carolina's very strong and active Tenncs-
sees vcrv strong; others dull. Tenressee's, "a
new. u. Vrginia's. e4s new, 70. Louisiana's, sc
now g. Levee's, 50; a's. ga Alabarua's. GOT s's,
Gs ;deorgis'a ss: rs, %. North Cardinals, a.;
new. Is. soHth Cs-clfrs'e, 70: new. ss
'srs. lie; 'd2's '14s: 'ers. liz; 1858, l14 new
ll'e; '67's liz; '8s's, lisa 10 4o's.J1a.
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Arrest for Ltbel-The italian Process.
sjOn-The Disaster.

New YORK, Aug. 3.-The proprietor of
the Jersey City 'Euentng Journal has been
arrested at the instance OF George Watts on
a charge of libel.
The Swedes of this city have determined
to join in the Italian procession i'll celebra-
ton of Italian unity.
SIX Of the remaining sufferers from the
" estiicld disaster will die.
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lSECoND DISPATCH.l
The Election In Charleston.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Aug. 3.-Thc count
of the votes cast in Yesterdays election is
not vet concluded, but the election of Gen:
WAGNER as mayor, and the whole citizens
ticket, is now conceded by their opponents.
The minority, at the lowest estimate, Is 800
votes. There is great rejoicing among the
citizens. q"
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PORT OF RICHMOND. AUGUST >, 1871.

Steamer Isaac Bell Brakeman. View York, mer-
chsndIse and passengers. John w. Wyatt.
Steamer WIN. P. Clyde, Roberts, New York,
merchandise and passengers, Virginia Steamship
and Packet Company ...
steamer John sylvester, Clifford Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, L. Il. Tatum 90.
Schoon or Mary and Francis, McAndre rs, fhlla-
delnhIa coal. =. 2. Lathrop.
Schooner n. Elcy, hcAllister, Philadelphia,
coal. Il. Dillon. ..
chooner Milton, Causey, Baltimore, wheat 10
Schooner Sophia, jones, James river, wheat 10
order. aa-t. . 2
SAILED,
Steamer Palisade, Nelson, BUNS wnarl, Chlck'
ahominy.
WEST POINT. Aug. 3.--Arrived, steamer State
of land, Travis, Baltimore, mercnan'iise ana
passengers York River Railroad Company, ana
JAILED on return.
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CT I.OnIS. MO.

JULY es.-we quote, ~ loo DG: Scraps. s9.oo@
g. IS; factory Tugs. IS light ditto, &S,So
,TaI, Si2sMSS medium leaf, ssYsa;. good Leaf,
$eG$ll; colory manufacturing zeal. sls@s:9
wrappers at s25@445 for medium TO % OG4tVo lot
fine fancy factory. dried shipping lear
$7.76G0SlO.s0.. -, -, .,. H.. Sit r,rt,.s: .. =..
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. AUGUST 4, 1871.
aun rises. 6usI Moon rises. o a
snr sc!g,.,,..,...., 6,65 High tide. ...,.. 7aI
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Rev. DIR. j. 81. d. Wingfield has not vet
definitely and finally decided whether or
not to withdraw his resignation as pastor of
St.GPauPs Chnrch, in this city. md to ac-
cent the rectorship of Trinity Church.
New Orleans. lately rendered him. Peters.
burg [nder. 49, - ..,....l 49,. +, y
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raSS0cIaTED PRESS DySP 4 TCHES.l

ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.l
WILMINGTON, N. G., Aug. 3.-Thc cleo
ton here passed of quietly. In the %
ward there is a Conservative gain OF I5; in
the 4th ward, Conservative gain of II.
In Magnolia, Dupln county, the Con-
servatlvcs gain II.
IsEcoND DISPATCH.
WILMINGTON, Aug. 3.-In the whole vote
of the city. the minority against the Con-
yention is 973, which is a Conservative gain
of 81 on the last election.
THIRD DISPATCH.
WILMINGTON, Aug. 3.-In Halifax county
a very large vote was pollcd, but with lit
tie change on the vote Of last year.
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Postal, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are cstab-
ltshed ut sandidges, Amherst county, Va,
with wilkins Watson as postmasters and at
GAINESVILLE, Albemarie county, Va, with
"a. Birch as postmaster. Mrs. e. Fl. Good.
win Ia appointed postmistress ut Saitpetre
Cave, aBotetourt cohnty, Va, vice James
w. SorrciI, resigned. -. !" 'I'1~fF =,
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Political Meeting I'm Hr.dtlsesex
County.

The Conservative party of Middlcsex
county held a meeting at Saluda on We'd
nesday, the 2Gth day of July, 1871, to re.
spond to the call of the Executive Commit
tee for Convention of the party to be held
In Richmond on the 30th of August. The
NEE, ing wlS organized by calling DR.. Geo.
l.. Nichul.on to the chair. and was then
briefly addressed by Hon. r. l.. Montague,
pointing out the Importance of action in this
matter. -
ON motion. the chair was authorized ITO
appoint one delegate and alternate from
each township of the county 10 represent
the county in the State Convention. Where.
upon the chairman appointed A. b. Evans
delegate aud w. A. Street his alternate
from the Jamaica township Capt. j. Louis
Smith delegate AMI w. Ii. Vaughan alter
nate from the PInetop township and Hon.
Il. l.. Montague delegate and Col. VIM. S.
Christian his alternate from the Saluda
township.
On motion, the meeting then adjourned.
GEO. l.. NICHOLSON, Chm.
r. e. Sutton. Sec'y,
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A penyerahle Affair.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. "a woman. crazed
from nursing her sick child, took it just out
side of La Cygne, Kansas, ana choked 1t
with rags. She then stran glcd herself by
tying Il rag round her throat.
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From JAEnhlcn

KINGSTON, JAMAICA. Aug. 3.-The ''Hor-
net" is ready and preparing to leave. A
Spanish war vessel is watching her closely.
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WE ARE SORRY to hear such universal
cnmnlaint of the wheat crop, the ihreshipg
Of which has generally commenced. While
the quality of The grain is pronounced very
good, the yield, In almost every instance,
falls short of what was anticipated. The
growing corn, also, that at one time prom
ised SO well, just now, owing to the drought
and cool weather, presents decidedly I'M
favorable prospect.-LeeSbnrg Mirror.
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~ 3l-eod2w Rca! Esta Agent aud hnct'r.

MAGNIFICENT. JAMES RIVER ES-
lSA TATE FIR SALE.--i have for sale
MAGhIrICEHT ESTATE OF 1850 ACRES on
James river, few IN Hes above Richmond. soil,
improvements, society, and scenery unsurpassed
In The STATE.
There is mill on the properly. Public schools,
churches, and pHst-ofllces con Venlent
70 purchaser before the lsG day OF October
great bargain AID liberal to- ms o payment VIII
be- IF Ied anG If desired the purchaser OF the
together with 3oOoU0 pounds hay, probably 200
birrcls OF corn and hal u; same Oftl Of 1900 to
4. 900 bushels OF wheat. and clover seed for 10
acres OF lani.
This estate can be divided about equally, giving
to either part ample buildings.
Possession at any time. - -a
GEORGE NJ. DREWRY,
~ 21-lms lOl4 hfafu street.
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rERRIEGS.-Wo ROE HER
Ill KISGS, in barrels aud half barrels, In store
aI Az is' s"'' y CHAs. T. WoRTHAM & co.
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Four FEET OF HAIL.-We are informed
nv rood authority that the hail .dri(ted TO
the depth of four to five feet at several
places along the track of the storm of Fri
day evening last, more particularly refer
red to in another article. In some places
portions of these heaps remained for; TWO
days.-Hur7isorbsrg Commonwealth.
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IMMENSE DEPOSIT OF PLUMBAGo NEAR
LYScHBURG-The Largest Mine an the
World.-Knowing the interest which is
felt in the development and progress of
our State, we desire to give TO the public Il
short account of u most remarkable de-
post of plumbago recently discovered
near this city. The deposit is about four
hundred yards from the James River canal,
and few miles below Lynchburg. Though
only partial and very superficial cXanliua-
ton has yet been made, the NINE is found
to extend over an area of one mile In
length, and a quarter of Il mile in breadth.
The shallow diggings which have been
made into it show rapid increase in the
width Of the veins and Improvement in the
quality of the mineral below the surface.
These veins most probably unite at no
great depth, and form an immense mass Of
This valuable substance. Specimens taken
from the surface show this plumbago to be
of fine merchantable quality, and the
quantity is believed to be almost mex
haus,ible. II is, indeed. the most extra
ordinary deposit Of plumbago yet dis
covered. Beng entirely free from rock, it
may be mined without difficulty, and the
proximity OF the canal affords the cheapest
transportation to the northern Cities
Lptchbnuy Flrglman. -.. E
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The Virginia Telegraph Company will at
once construct line from Alexandria to
observation-disclosures -, -
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Trouble Among the Louisiana Repub'
Iieans Desperate Killed = Police
r,.n.s kYns Gre ..g..... ..st-st ..a<

NEW ORLEANS, La, Aug. 3.-serious
trouble is apprehended from The bitter leei-
ing between the wings of the Republican
party when the Convention meets on the
9th inst: : = -. - 49,, stI
A desperate named Gerereud has been
mortalIy shot by Sheriff Houston: "a stray
shot hit negro. Gerereud had killed q
man, ia 1858, aud another in 1859. Houston
lis in jail, ,.r'.+Et..rr .f.<Ia ss.t3Ati
A policeman was fatally shot while walk
ing his beat last night. <j'.ea ~ u,s,
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shAE ESTATE AT PKlyAEE SALE

VALUABLE HOTEL AND OTHER
Y PROPERLY AT LOUISA CUURF-HOuSE,
VA FOR BALL. The subscriber oilers TOT SAFE
ON private terms the valuable estate known as the
LOUISA uOIEL PROPERTY,
Consisting OF
/ LARGE TWO.SrokY Brick BulLn!NG,th the
9LAhGE TWO-SrORY FRANC BUILDING
Excellent NEW STABLES, sufficient for 100
horses:
2ICE-HDUSES;
KITCHEN, &c;
All in gJt order, having been recently repaired
and painted, aud has st,ached about
18 ACRES OF LAND, divided into grazing lot,
garden, &c. -
There Is no other hotel In the village, the eale
OF spirituous liquors. bookkeeping, &c, having
been entirely restricted 10 this property, which
makes IL the most valuable property OF the KIM To-
ce found, and Is now renting for fourteen hundred
dollars.
Louisa Courthouse Is Immediately on the Ches-
apeake and Ohio railroad, siHty-twu M les west of
Richmond, and is a. healthy village rs any In
the STATE, and III energetic business man might
add greatly to It's already lucrative business by
getting ooartiers from the cities and lower country
curing the summer and jall mouths.
This property is now leased but should the pur-
chaser desire possession Arrangements couid pro-
baby be made at any time. It is really Tor sale.
and will re sold for much less than Its value and
on accommodating terms.
For further particulars apply to
Louisa Court III use, Va,
or to me at Farmvillc, Va.
10 nE IN. uSk u MI.
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RErREsHIsG RAIN.--The thirsty land ana
suffering crops were blessed with refresh
ing but not sufficient showers last Friday
evening. Corn is still looking very prom.
seasonable weather good crop may be
looked for with certainty. The tobacco
crop ia by no means large or promising
Chatham IfI0ulae. -.
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Fire fst Boston.

BosToN, Aug. 3.-The Lyman school
house WAS burned to-day. Loss, 500, 900.
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LYNCHBURG AND DANvILLE RAILROAD
Within the past week the forces on the
railroad have been more than doubled. We
learn that there are upwards of 600 hands
at work between the White Oak mountain
and Stanton river, and about the same
number between the river and Lynchburg.
These forces will he rapidly increased. We
have been informed that the company in
Lynehburg to the river by the 1st OF June
next, to this place by the 1st of September,
1872, and to Danylle by the LIST of NoVem-
Der following, and we believe it will be
done Chatham Tribune.
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p.Itinnre Cattle Market.

BALTIMORE, Aug. a.-CittIe closed da,i s ana
lower quote very best Cd SAFE so,nsg ~ a.;,os
first qlaiisy. 4qes, medium 'i:s; lai ssIss
and ordinary, st3ic; receipts, la nan lever
quote q. si@7fc receipts, . 4es head sheep n5
changed supply diminished receipts, Z osi heao'
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The NEEDED RA1N.-We are pleased to
learn that the northeastern portion Of this
county has recently been visited By refresh
Ing rains, after IL severe drought of several
weeks duration. The corn in that section
has suffered, and while it will be somewhat
benefited by these rains, large portion CT
il will Weld but short CROP HARRISON
b,trq Commonwealth. -.".
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- I.Eulbst UptITI fIus VI. {,
or To me at Farmvillc, Va.
lie S'rutAuSk j. M. RICkERS.

TENNINGSVILLE LOTS AT PRI-
~ IATE sALu.-Toose desiring To secure
LOTS in the town OF Jenninga Vile, M Hungry
Station, The Hicnmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad, sevcn miles from Richmond
would do well to call at once al my Office, corner
of laan ami 18th 81; eels where they Can he pur-
chased at private sale, and maps n be SEEM with
prices OF each lot. .--
bout forty Of these lots have been SOLD at auH-
t!on on some III which, II is Understood, buildings
will be errcieI at oGce. For health, cheap livIns
ami convenience OF access (siX passenger trains
e?ef y uty) this place Is uisrrO.ss,yl.
" J.L AIPERSON,
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NEW YoHK, Avg. 3.-Fiour--Southern heavy
and uroop,ng; common 70 fair extra, eS.3sRQfS.So
good 10 choice, es.ssG9fa-% Wheat-Uid winter red
and amber western. eL3sGtfL*s; pew, eL5eg9si y.
81. pork, Iasasl3Sc. Beef d III Lard lower ;
kettle, iosc tfnrpensiae, 5s@5sc. Kosiu duh !;
strained, 80. TaiioW quiet at ego s-isc. Whisky,
me- . ea# 's1 q :.
HAL5IaoRE, Aug. 3,-New Pl0nr-Ho card 81.
SUPER. % 7se0s5 so extra, e6. 5oep$e7s family,
s7.3s@tL75. City sftls uoer. g. 5ssse 80 extra.
al a5gpaJ:8 family. ST.5o0ft2sG Western 50 Ger,
SL7seSsS50 extra S5.a06lsg rs. family, s7GlS1.5e.
Wheat dull: choice white. eLes: good red 70
prime, 81 Glsi.45; common 70 fair, ~ aSEe4iito
ern, es@s7c. Gala, 4s9ssc. Provisions unchanged.
TbIksy, 9SsGasc.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Aug. s.--Fleut easy. sso,n
quiet a. CSC. Provisions IN fair dsm,nd IoEks ",
Si&sa. Bscon, Go; clear sides, sfc; faeksa !.
lard: Iot6al2c WptsRey scarce ut &c, Tobacco: :
Salsa. iss hcasheads; Tugs, 4s.7se2s7; low 70 me-
0ium Leaf, s7.G9sis. g
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MAGNETIC ORE.-We have been shown 4
specimen of magnetic ore taken from an i'm
men>e deposit on the western side of the
Blue Ridge, near Waynesboro'. 1t is said
10 be of superior quality, and the quantity
is Observation-Disclosures Valley Firyimdn.
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rexru ANNUAL CONVENTION OF THE
,,rR,c,S DENTAL ASSOCIATION.

ccor,cd Fnr the Richmond Dispatch.l
SrCOND DAT.
GSyrSpR,FR WHITE SULPHUR SrKrSGs,
August End. 1871. }
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IN N. WALKER & CO., -.
Ds FIRE, MAXINE, AND INLAND
81. INSURANCE AGENTS,
49, OEFICE, No. 10l4 MAIN STkEEI,
- under Messrs, x, III, Msury b GO,

buildings, merchandise, furniture, and personAl
property or all kinds, In the city and country, YET
rates in companies Of the hiesest standing.
tobacco In warehouses and marine and lnlsno
rlsks taken st the lowest rates. Il rG3
Losses 81 equitably adjusted and promptly pala.
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IyNCHRuRG. VA,
VA.

AUGUST l.-Receipts continue full and prices
wanted and sells high We continue our quota
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BROAD STREET. H1E

Having enlarged my store, thereby increasing
nv fsctlities am now prepared to offer my
friends and others EXTRAORDINARY induceHe ntS ID
any Of the above gouus.
LAMPS and vlL. .titt u,n
t..rompt attention paid to all orders for TIN
and GEhYEL GUUFinG q.
jyI-eod2m GEORGE kLElN.
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Heenttn between Norf0fs ard wash.
sngton Yacht CIubs-The Latter Vie.
torfous-vfsttors from Washington
-AcG ufttal nf Mayor Thomas and
Ms. Balm, OF Portsmouth,.
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MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY Of
IHI VIRGINIA.
DOYAL INSURANCE COMPANY.

II =,
Deposited with the Treasurer Of Va.... $4,000
Insures ali kinds OF PROPERTY or hERCdAN-
IjISE q: moderate rates against loss or damage
by are, Losses paid promptly without discount.
PEYTOS ELLERSON, Agents,
mvs-sm Corner 18th and Cary streets.
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GPEARS'S PRESERVING LUtD-For
- preserving fruit, vegetables, cider, milk, &c.
For tie by BODEh MN DAHE,, -
an =. - Main street.
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THLORALUM-Th new dlsinfectant.
u The salt and In solution. For sale by
BUDEKER u Dale, City Drug store.
nm No. LA Main street.
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EC0K AND JOB PRINTING NEATLY
t. y - AT Tells OFFICh
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At THIS SEASON OF FRUITS sup.
IA ply yourselves with a bottle OF BLUNT'S
A lfCMA';lC APIC GING ER. 1t Will save YOU
an1 S. l.. DOEE.
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HAIiAL tsohD) PAID UP 49,. ;. q, 900 600 %
~" w. ..'.............. r1.,m
lnsurcs all kinds Of property and merch.nd,
seainst damage by FIRE and the per,ls OF The a.,
1t Lew RATES We SAe 'es