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Koopmanschap, the famous importer of
heather >Chinee;~ has been to Tuscaloosa,
Ala, to look after the interests of about $50
Cinnamon who had been taken there ito
work on railroad and have received no
pay. He found them living on blackberries
diet healthy for the, Mongo lian constitu:
Jion, as he left them. to continue the same
The Scientific american says it is now
impossible TO construct g. burglar-proot
safe. for the thief, with his cylinders OF COM
pressed hydrogen and oxygen, can, in afeW
seconds, burn boles Of any size in the hard
est ,metaEhiss fire.dEin enabling him In
few minutes to work his way; into .the
strongest safe that was ever constructed,
.Asharp Yankee hasIinvented fa.machlne
for cooling. public buildings. which viii
make 200 pounds Of ice in an hour. or iar-
nish In the same space Of time 6O,QO0 cubic
feet of air cooled to d temperature. OF 90
degrees. IT can be applied to the pipes Of
q house, which can -be-eooled or heated
from the same register. 71s@ %
American ladies are getting On enviable
reputation for tasteful dressing among
foreigners. English periodicals have Hong
made comparison on this point alnfaY orabie
TO, their own c9untryyyom ana now 70, Nor or:
TtIleE,y SOlAklagSbSo 3AL1Oa .ohSSS
more tastefuliy than Parisiennes.sa -.
There may lie better poetrytthan the fol-
lowing, but none truer:'!ai;,1GA 1'"".. i.'ne
rbsre aca;was 8 sm st chicago, :, = ~ a.,
,tst1.ii afnutls stencil did afar g5,; a,sJ !
I'll de stream was LET sup - ..Tan.! q ;<a $
And t tss was Chicago 80. = !.
iRev.tPeter.C Cartwright, the veteran pio-
!, s asr1 nireacher: as well Known for his WIT as
his ,uIety, ia confined to his room by Illness
At Pleasant Plains, Ill, and is not Ell eeTett
to issoysT.5 80 !, 80, % = 10 .'t J: -:
A.Bayarian paper announces the: death OF
/ citizen eighty-six years odd '"from the
effects of his wounds received as soldier
In 49, at.the battle Of Bfienne. 2 z-1-7
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'ss ,serstss Shingles pine

ing 70 lengths Shingles pine "a. soGss; cypress
s sssEsI Thousand. Laths split si. sawed
- n ssFas
$685. salon cass md Mascoysa sssce
n1a sss' Il icE 2sss len
oSs ss.smssisSS +! per .soo asAzzzoaa
20 sl q q a;ssn,o s1~,,,
sssfsiss sshs T IS 81 s,.e
PEST salad 81; castor. 81 ne emesf assdoSem
po,dinR. SOC. per 2aIien.f-~ur Ha'glpna
PGiosss t oss,shdssh g Der 5asbel ds n
cre s1e, ~ se.sas ground I ssal,S sc
vd asgssa5ssa cotton. ssis f,s I
Ok sag S,i;sH England sls &, SAINT. Gu !
,uI RsoY3ss,11aaailla, best, ,'assc; ss.l ne = = !
b5 s.3 Tor 5000 .e prime. -
99e as; gtn1s1,sd i0h SsGs Eio1IkIo II r
BteA:-Eayior's cast steel, l7,zD,se. 90 =
l Ils s,ist .a lsic b. American biis,ersS
SaA-Llveruool, 90 40; ground alum ilsir ., se,scs
Shos.-Northern. 81 sa.s2a "a rs Ss.
,,s ara l2pl2Ac.: Porto Rico I'D
sugars asw GTiesn lssss
E11!s9ssc.; A. lssc:: . B," isss. "Ex.ra 6
A'I.' GU l2tc.: 'tGn yellow loS. 70
:, STAGES -Whiskey barrel Timer ,,reen s1a6Ss,,
LOGO seasoned $206s25 q i -Four pt SsTrs
h,,oSsr, r. 5ogsI 900. Hoop poles, So so00Sy
slaves, s25G9S5a ~ L0OO for seasoned: WhIskes
oasrsl, hickory. hoop, 812.s9S a Lo10.a -
SSosa.-Sal., ss0hc. In Kegs English soda, Sic.
ShncR8.--85c. ~ rs-, ..,......
Sunlac. 81 per leo fbs .''r i.'igJ} - 7
,ofI offp;;sISG0mmon sQsc. hest washing 1I@ll,c.
SDfrits TurDentine. -56a68c. - 'ss'''
Tdr.-$3.2s@ asa so IL barrel. .r.....
1e1s.Biack, CSC. a II. a5-the last a nv,,,. -.
Gle imperial, 81. lOG1s1. 60 gunpowder A. G.1 q,
M9cE-N ashed sedao3c.: unwashed, 429uSsc. "
q. WhlSkey-irooE Sl.1aGQsl.2o; Il. a. STUART.
Eagle, $3.50 Medium rye, S17salSs. Is. ,-.1
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y "a member of asR isisburg fahipg party,
writing from Cheat river, July 2otb, suys:
1t iNrealfyswondeFfvl ], and may, say de-
ctdedly uncomfortable, how cold --fhe
weather IL among these m6nntains.2 Elk.
pechrg, Of course eto1 experience the de-
aFa.ss and saGG ssa Slsss sss ss
find DUR stbirty-siX blankets quote dsabeva
par here.o The further south we Journey.,
cd, the colder ,ift grew, and Before reach !!
Ing tho CAMPING ground thin Ice could he,
seen here and there in the municipalities
alongIthe road. Finally reach ingtI afore.'
said camp, tired, hungry, and sleepy, we.
with the assistance of ourq oook&-pretty
nearly altogether by his assistance; 7 NAV
say--we pitched the tent. Then 'the a Gfols4
orcd imam gathcred a quantity soesWoeds
With which be built fire to warm our now
benumbed bones, Then .he COOS warmed
himself with gentle, exercise, by Juggling,
the blankets lotto the tent and apread-.
ing sbefore the party d. cold ISeyery.
thiag is cold about here-lunch.. which,
after we had, partaken of about rs sparinsiY
as a furnished wolf would ofzMary's little
Ilanb, we retired to our roosts on the ground
fioor:without laying out any plans Tor the,
morrow. To tell the truth, we had TO
| nhundle" to keep anything, like warm,
| and this, too. while our cook kept ups
roaring fire during the, whole, night. Morris
| ing came, and we all took q peep out to see
! where we could capture our first trout at.
| Trout FOR early breakfast is an excellent
| thing. Instead Of seeing anything in that
line, however, the objects which met our
gaze were covered with snow. and coming
| over rising bank was native with some
thing on his feet that resembled snow shoes.
The creature had heard of our arrival, and
came to sell US a,.supply. Of those indis.
| pensible articles. From him we learned
| that the Cheat river, which is close by, bad
a rvirnlent attack OF freezing, and if we
wish to- drop~a line there, an axe will be
necessary to cut hole in the ice. He said,
though, if any Of us desired to drop line
to our distressed friends he would take it to
the 'post-oftlce which kind offer we ayailed
Yourselves of. Consolation was also slath-
cred over us in immense quantities by this
horrid follow telling us that, bears and
would have excellent opportunities to draw
4 bead on them from our tent through the
day. --.
will close by merely: stating that the
Isleigh-bells and skates we forgot to bring
/ should have been our first concern, and
that, although we have plentytor eat, fish
and bear steak don't appear much on the
| table. our COOK, however, is invaluable.
He comforts us by doing manyalittle things
that we would leave undone, such as
gathering fire-wood and taking, exercise
generally. We expect to arrive home on
"Wednesday OF next week, and have Sc
lect assortment Of snow-ballS packed away
to show you in confederation Of the above
statements. : ra-'s s'."4 81 .ssr..@
would gladly give you some Of the In
| cideuts that have occurred since our ar
rival, and may yet if the weather would
change enough to encourage me, but my
finger ends are blue now, as are the whole
\ of 4 ho
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CHENEY. AT the commencement of Iowa
College. last week, the degree Of D. D. was
conferred on the Rev. &C. +. Cheney, Of Chi
eago, the clerical opponent Of Bishop
Whitehouse in the ecclesiastical conflict
now in propraSs ~ .-.~#
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The SMALLPOX in Utah-Anniversary
"a 1--. Celebration,

SALT LAKE CITY, July 27.-Thc small-
pox is prevalent here. Every, precaution
is taken to prevent the spread of the con.
tagion.
The oath inst. was celebrated throughout
the Territory as the anniversary OF the en-
try of the pioneers into this valley. -.
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.arl,,nas.on AZ BarAevalIe Academy.

= :! glud.rcc OF he htc:m3nd HiS2&tc1I
BvRklvlLLE. July -, 1871.
: pl,a>ant ai!tir came eli Yesterday in
IT.. examination Il the scholars 81 the
ia.k.,.l,- Academy. Rev. I. u. Beckham.
: lnrli,t. III" scholars acquitted them
-,.,r> 81 their various tasks III i handsome
-, IT.. and +, tlec'cd credit upon themselves
,.I teachers. Tie exercises were closed
T., IN pl.iIcnt and y.!y able address by
L.Y. IIr. !. !. tdWart>. .. Your city.
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sOKI OF kIChmoED. JULY 81, 1871.

E0kl OF k1CaMShH, JULY q, 1871. r.
tHItI 80. q
Steamer Isaac Bell, Bourne, Rev York, mer-
ch ,tdis; and passengers john w, Wyatt.
Steamer WIN. =. Clyde, Roberts, New York
merchandise and passengers, Virginia Steamship
and Packet C5mpaay. ....... q. ...'
Steamer John sylvester, Clifford Norfolk, mer-
chardise and PASSENGERS, l.. b. Tatum il Co.
SAILED,
cteamcr Palisade, ,,elson, Norfolk, merchan-
disc aud PASSENGERS, U. y. Curre. ..E
sch"orer Casptr bet, Shoe, Trenton, n. j.,
via Jumes river, Curtis & Parker.
MEMORANDUM.
VEST POINT, july 2I--Arrived, stesmer Adj
mital, f:ryno!d, Baltimore merchandise. ano
D tssenee:s. York River Railroad Company, ana
sailed on return. ------ .----------..----
[BY TELEGRAPH p.
FORTRESS MONROE. July 2i TIE PILOT hnat
repofts passtd out, ship Wet Darby for Bos-
ion; bark Manlton, brig VIM. Nash, ana sem
Frances jane from Richmond for Rio. Sailed.
brig Gambi II for Baltimore. .,.,r. >.
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From France.

e.. PARIS, July 2T.-Tbe Debats ceDsures the
government for siding with the minority
Of the Assembly, and demands changes in
thczMinistry. = vi. 49,. -
ia 1t is reported that Theirs has induced his
colleague in the Government to remain in
office. ~
. 1t is rumored that the reported adjourn
mcnt Of the courts-martial for the trial OF
the Communists is for the purpose OF paving
the way for general amnesty.
The Assembly has postponed until the
4th of August the question Of distributing
among all the departments Of France the
loss of property and material occ;sioned by
the German invasion,
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Lyrchbur0 NJorLofs

Bacon,-HUs round, lCt@ilc.
Beet. Slaughtered s6Qsc. - 49, .-s.t:2-U5
Buitsr.--hGs. /, 2, sId3, ~ h., 2o@ls@1Oc.
Corn.-s, hite 9O695c. Yellow az Mixed, SEQ
SOC.
Corr, KeGl.-9 Csc. M2l. .S.of.' So r.
Eg1S.-Fresh, 12Qgl4c
Fiour.-Fi,e, s6@ss.5o; superlre. S7GS7.so ;
extra $7.4O@b775; Ismil?, 81 5o@Dss.s0.
Fedthers.-Llve goose, TgGl75c.
Hdy.--B aled, "a 100 bs., $lMsl.25.
OATS 5s062c, .,
WHeat.-WHite, sl.ac 78l.5o; red, 81 .2o@sl 40.
Wool w ashed, 45Q54c.: uLwashcd, 3.GQlGc.
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The New York DRUGGISTS Indss nant.
cNEW Y oRK,. July N.--!Ther dru ggists of
this city have held an indignation meeting,
and protest against the ppofntment OF
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WHARF.-The crop Of this year, as far as
ascertained and reported by those who
have threshed and cleaned out their crops,
turns out better than was expected. INC
quality is generally excellent, and Inc guam
tity equal to. If not greater, than Inc crop
of last Year.- Chatham Tribune. = =, =
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The Recent Railroad COiiIsioa An Ezss.
souri-Flsgnt, OF the sCulpabie OFF,

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, July 21.-Conductor
Gibbes and Engineer Babcock, who caused
the recent collision between st. Louis and
Edwwdsville. by disobedience of orders,
L.,rr 6nI
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. DURING sojourn of a day or two last
week among the people of Edom we learn
ed that the corn crop in that section is
being seriously affected by the wireworm.
We were informed That in a number of
fields not more than a half crop would be
realized. Apart from this, the prospect for
a rich corn gathering is very flattering.
Rockingham RegisteT. ~ 49, - I. ~.
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ST. LOUIS, MO.

July 2l.-The following Is o detailed statement
of the great special sale or brgls leaf tobacco a.
Psper's tobacco warehouse July 81, 1911, by Ster-
ling Ptire & Co.: >'edum Bright ;-caf-f'r q
hhJ at 35 enc at $780, so 1T TIO ao 1897 sc,
oe 2: s42 one 9. $50 80, at 1885, one s32,
nj SIo ore AT 5000, one ct sal one 1T s3J SO.
Fine Eri9hg Leaf Gi:e thd. atS50, one at $50. enc
II, S5l, one at sG2. Giit-r dye iekf:-Gre hid. AZ
4l2. Fine Bright Ftlier-Ene hhd ut a2OT5
Go d u ed Filler -Oaa hid. at @l2. So one hid. at
49, GooG Bright ! ea--.ne hid. at S.s, one ut
s32, ono at $3.50. Fine Bright smoker, ne bid.
as.s29. Fanny Bright S d HID. at gee.
MAY Ample Pr ne hid. at *ll.5O. II hhds. re-
jcetsd rom good to medlum oright filters and leaf,
a1&lG4s32.
. IhS was the largest special sale of bright leaf
tobaccr Of The sc sSO2, wa decided success, 1nd
win probably be followed ny regular monthly
snc ;ial sales of similar grades. =
q nc general quotations are. u 100 lbs. scraps,
81. Of a 1855; factory lugs 5.it@t625; light Co.,
rs 5Gal IS 10; planners LUIS, E6.25GS' so; com.
miua Isl. .72;@!S; msciun do, Ss0&9: good
ds.. S9G9u rnirc lnanuiacturin. do, sl?61 t23
wrupr-cs. i.sGS!5 !or medium to S5o@GSlQU for
I'll u d tdLcy bright.
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RAILROAD TRA1Hs.-We are glad to hear
= rumor that passenger coach will be at
tached to the night freight trains on the
Atlantic, Mississippi ana Ohio railroad,
and thus run in connection with the
through Richmond and Danville passenger
trains. Ifso, business men can go to, and re-
turn from, Richmond in twenty-four hours,
and have six or eight hours III hichmond.-
FGymviNe Commonwealth.
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NEW PArESrs.-Deyiee for combining tel
eoraph poie. &c., Jacob a. Hanger and
GEORGE. G.. Hanger. Churchville, Va; but
ton-hollng attachment for sewing-machine,.
Samuel j. Baird, Waynesboro', Va. trans
planting device, James w: Brook. Lynch
burg, Va; fnsect-guard, James W. Brook,
.Eznchhurp. VAR. J -. = z..-a...ta-.
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The uau,aaor Troubles in California

I: SAN .FHAacisGo, July 27.-The Buckeye
shaft of the Amador mine sWas, set ion ire
bv the men of the Miners League, and exy
tensire 2damage is lanticipated. TheGKey
stone mine, at Suffers creek, has suspended
work for want OF water. The strikers sre
threatening vengeance on the owners and
officers of the mines, and more trouble Is
feared, syaSE9tk - y "a --..-.--y.
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ELLA WAGNER, little daughter of Louis

ELLA WAGNER. little daughter of Louis
Wagner, Esd, of Richmond, fell from the
second story of Schefer's Hotel, in this
place, to the hall below on Sunday even.
ing last She was, it is supposed, sliding
upon the banisters. She remained in q
stupor for about twenty-four hours, but is
now reported to be better, and her speedy
recovery is confidently expected henan-
oOah Herald. t.G-. $751; - ,."5 81. -~.. -
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Norfolk Markets.

good ordinary, 17i@lSc. !; low middIiny, lssGDlac.
inllaInx, none. stock on hand and awaitiEg
IMMINENT at close OF business to day. 7lS bales
yea ting delivariesi Sales reported to-day or 2So
bushels fa.r red ut 81 80; SIN al lot or ordfnary
rea at u 70 and $50 bushels tough red and very
Fhuw.-Family. ss9QslO.7s: extra, ss.sy@ss 50
Supporting, s5f1 So so; fne, $s@s55O. -: ,~cr'
Corn MeaL-8l % ousheI. - 2'.|~.' - .
at Is:. Cor white - -, =. - &'sNS
Staues VIII e oak are still most in dem and
inoggh there Is rather an tmproveEe nt this week
S3SQS3s; cults, S25; w. D. hhd., SIS culls. SS3,
"; y; neadi1g- &4.gs7s; -culls, $40. W. ". pine
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Domestic Markets-IBY TELEGgAPH.1

FEW YosK, July 27-CotLon dull; sales, zee
bales up.apds 20lmN3c. Flour steady. Whis-
key, 90.c, whex, closed rather weak; amb =
SOU hern, $l.3sDsl 20. Germ closed lower st es9
soc. Pork, 81. Lard steady. havais quiet.
frtis h5S steady. 80.
BALTIMORE July 27.-Flour-Ho~ard street.
super fine. sl.25aGss.25; extra $500 rs; FAM.
~, s6.75@s75O; City Mill5-Superti ice. sa:5o@
$50: ex{Es, 25@*7ss; .amilY, ~ sOe9ss:5 50
tG.75; family, s6:75Gs7.so. Corn = IS coo bushels
m xed western sold q. e9@7oc. Oats, 59@l57'. T. o.
visions aud viii key unchanged. Cotton firm
mdd,ngs, 2O@2gic.o Tbe titsG nale OF new Texs:
cog:on was received today. 1t vas ciaGsed mid
dug, aud sold a. 27c- -t"@JE
Virginia 6's cid, 643 bid sii seked; coupon3, old,
"a asked new, 73asked. Nor.h Carolina s, OLE, 400
bid.
oUIsyILLE, July 27.-Flour steady. Corn
weak Pork Si4 81 Q1sl5. shoulders, &C.; clear
slies, SIC. whiske., csc.
Tobacco-Sales, lol hogsheads; Tugs, $6.5O@s7.o5
low TO medium leaf $7.50@Sl3; common 10 soGs;
bright wrs ppers Si5Gfts.
CINCINNATI, July 27.:-Pork firm: choice city
brand, sold at $3.50. Lard; loc: nv, bacon we !;
TobtccO-I,em and good at full prices. :
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sHoT.-Wc learn that Mr.. Addison. Kill
linger, son of Peter Killinger, Esq, of this
county, was shot in Columbus, Colorado
county, Texas, several days ago. He got
iuto an alteration with another party, and
in the fight that ensued he was shot in the
neck and seriously wounded. He was still
alive at last accounts, and his physician
thinks he NAV recoyer.-Hdrion Herald.
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hiCHMOSD AND YORK RIVER R4rrao ,
5. SuPERtSTESDEyT's OFPTCR - x
RICHMOND, Va, July IS, 1871.
NHANGE OF SCHEDItLE H. RI

M Hnahd AFTER this date until further notice there
WI os only three boats week Tor BaIsfn,ore az
- AIHH Will run ~ follows = - - s
pains a. d. LheLH Will leave Richmond for West
in ntn, Saaay az NJ, lex ept SUNDAYS connecs
oGn or stt,nsS,rot hii sds 5, AID Saturdays with
BOATS leave Baltimore on Mond,ys. wsdn.s.f
Gays ana Fridays, c,nBectlBg a. W est Point with
[sssenRe Train. which leaves West Point dsiiy
se1ept sunday atsA. A., arriving In Richmond
,EsasEtGHT TRAIN, WITH pAssH SsER OAR
miIA SHAD, will lie We Richmoud on TUESDAYS.
thursdays, and sat 4rd .ys, at a A. ~ yrrive ~
MeaS Font at 7.3o A. NJ. ie.ying West Point Or
I. NJ, arriving at Richmond at 40 =. NJ N'-
efsohs gong ~ thts route geG 4 good MI hts
re5I OF MoSs r:ab.e boats, With tables unsur
passed oS any, and arrive in Baltimore In tI,pe
ior NDrtbarp and Nesfe,n trains.
rare itun hiehmona ~ Baltimore, So
Turcug. bills OF lad:ar stysn "a an ,o,r,a
Smait, &c SuCte. Frcizhts received a&iiy and
no On q, AND AFTER SAnLiEDhy, July Ist, gOUHD-
rhSt I.CAhI5 10 WEST Polls / on NIL
ratii, gooo 70 20 down on Saturdays and return
on Mondays, a $L50. 49, :
| fAs2ENGkk RkI% will leave Richmond &C.
| posth und.Is y A. H. returning viii leave
y csg L ofGG 1t 8 =. IL arriving in Richmond ~ 7
L. Ply ~ VI round :rp. in this way ue SINS NAV
| eDleJ me sdi.-"s Ter bathing at " est 1 oln.
hathing houses are fitted UP. o''''. ...s.
loon hotels are o.sn for the accoinn cd atom NJ
1 guests &C moderate rates, .r -"' Va
| 1yca r.. We. N. BRAGG. gunf
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LYNCHBURG, VA.

July o;.-Thc market IS firm, and for ali good
tobacco salts s4ctorY pcices are paid. Fife rich
shipping Is In DIM md, and sens high. x I'd tilt
Dos being equal to The demand: such commands
very hisn prices. Tee efferints OF yellow are
iimiei, there Deing a, full Supply OF meclun
not as satisfactory % for o:hsr grades. Receipts
were l,,ce TIE Da.t week. w quote
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sslC,aEGSD AM. "sTEHsBufa h. K. co.
!. --e. $1,000 RICREONp, VA, June !. IsiI.

BICRNoNp, VA, June !, 1871. !
"h;aE 7 4 AlAS IN la-.S aUiD
= ru1 aS f0lloSa 300
/ Tie mail tratus leave sichrora 8. s.:s A. ".
sLG 5:so 1, a; snd leave Fecrsb0rn II &os A. "a.
snd 7:2S ?. "a .,1t..,...., =. 49, - : =.
Aceommot2ti2n tr&t1s leave Richmond daily
NJ =. ". sgd r. NJ ana Lac Tet.rsIti-,o n III
a. ~ A. NJ. ADDS 2. q. = : = HH-i'
tae fAa q. i. traiH VII no. leave Fiirhnona cu
:J3tSA IL, ~1a La u! i. a. Lfail NH no. ls ava
,'e.eIs1acg 81 5JtfCA?S, -'~'S
gassengtr3 fn- NDrinnk vii! tssn the ;asp, "A.
DALI tram, aid those from norfolk wiil CONNECT
~ &c eterspu, wan Iic 10 =; u. train: 80.
-, Grsin on Mondays, Wedne- days and fridays
and re uruIng leave f!ichnond III the s.me DAYS al
2:35 Z. Il,
aha r:s:l trains viii stop nziv at CHESTER. j"
The A. IL. train viii connect at Peters.
burg with the Atl2ptic, Ohio, aIG Mississippi rajt
ford for LyDchbuIs daily. .... - =.
SLEHPING CAR on the 2:35 train, runntny
tncouS n 10 WILMINGTON. II. h. Kh5EY, I"
Je3 Ticket and FreiIEt A gent,
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y&ratn shipments 10 .Enrope. + !
-NRwYnRK, July 277.-The shipments of
january to duly ssmount1 to- 0sOOo
bushels, 80 -,~,s~:r,7E
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july 24,-The market cosea fer The week VITA
an easier feeling, tEoLgh 40. qa"t by lower III
price. Che demand was not 20 active 1t has
been for several weeks pTevious nor the sales So
lie Wy N :act he sa.es 10, the week have been
&C II pArairely en- 81. 7 Ii. following range wall
give Il fair view oil Tbs ptlCrj p+II
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.,T,g,Ell;,I|,.EGRA,pHIG. NEWS.


., NEW York, .ssulyo ~ dBey very sbdhd mt
sterliuf, liz 6sfte ssie DE Pood diIIs fepoited at
1921. S!9ttF Iissesgss Govern nsht heavy spd
foversbtn1ssSea nboytt better. ststes very dun;
new, r79Aa avirginla's s4p uevnf
,ds5! ne ~ q. Irsvae,s3 100 ssas
ASbhTp's, %; 6ss, a.; Gsorgia's a.;
North Farolina's, at; new, 20. South Caro:ina,s,
re nesv, Boy n-FNDH hrs YgiTFar}r IN y
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Weather ProbabiIjrics. :
AFFAIRS IN EUROPE.
tr From Rome and Germany.
A DISCLAIMER FROM THE PoPE-THE FAMINE
'.sTsr', PLAGUE, &C., IN PERSIA.

a DlSCLAlHER FRUh rAn1NL3
'ssr~. PLAGUE &C., IN PERSIA. 3.
+ LONDON, July 2L-The Pope disclaims
the inherent right of the Papacy to dis
possess monarchs, but says that in ancient
times Christian nations revered the Pope
rs am arbiter between the people and the
sovereign. '.is-,'r -
Persian reports, are unexaegerated.
Famine, cholera, typhus fever, and plague
rage. The cemeteries are guarded TO pre-
vent the. dsinterment OF the dead for food.
The Diplomatic and telegraph corps have
fled the country. ...-,Is
ROME, July .-Maranite and Malachite
patriarchs. the Malachite archbisbops Of
Aleppo, and thirteen Hungarian arch
bishops, have forwarded to Rome their sub
mission to the dogma Of infalllb;lity.
LONDON, July 27.-In the race to-day for
the Goodwood Cup, Shannon came out
first, Fanorens second, and Mortimer third.
The odds against Shannon were heavy. '.s
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psTERSBURG. VA.

July &c Market active yesterday and quota
ii lis we'll maintained. W" quote fair to goed
lhef IL very Illl: Yelling tSvef Sl2. Ma6uf4ctur-
ins5 hlers- s75o@Ss.a so for common, Ss.5t@slo
Tor fair to good and SlO.50Gl$ll.5o 1or very goed
a5@5SG Sc for pror to common aud s6.1DsS Tor
far 10 very good, Prlmngs 8e.5c@ So5 the
latter FOR good aid Of shipping weisLts and IN
general prices lower. W. quo e filters at s7.soQQ
Sic, and wrappers at 81 @S7U, us ti'qu&lity.
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,ORDrS Xrross.-AtI ebanon Church, Ian.
caster county, July %, A. B. DunaWay and
Y. +. Dunaway were ordained to the min
isfrY. - a