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Immunity from Thunticrb0ffS.

Comnun calcd by Professor John WISE
During many years of observation Of
thundcr!ot phenomena / never found Il
m"tal-rooird building that had received any
serious injury from Il stroke of lightning,
nor heard of any person being injured i'll
such hulItlIg by Il thlnnlcrboll, although ]
have examined many such buildings that
were struck hy the bolt. From these re-
matrd eases it i Il fair deduction that Il
ilundrrbolt may find it equivalent OF nGlI-
tiTlliZltiun in u certain amount of metal sur
face; that is [" say, the procrtilr energy OF
the discharge will bc entirely dis>imtcd by
the affinity Of the metal for the electrical
essence. | say c>Srncc because ctln find no
better name 10 designate it, since it is not
known to olr philosophy what the thing
really i. We acknowledge it, however, to
be mode of motion.
\ very expressive case of tIlndcrbolt inn
mnnny occurred in this city on Saturday
last. Wood'S Museum, on the corner of
ninth and Arch streets. was tie recipient oi
an electrical discharge. The building is
rooted with tin. It has no lighnling-rod on
it. but on the front end It's SllrmOuncd with
Il flagstaff about GO feet in height above the
top Of the building. The staff had on its top
Il wooden liberty cap which WAS covered
with gold leaf, and it also carried Il large lla".
This flagstaff i supported in its place hy
three iron braces of an inch in thickness,
which rtdiatc from an iron collar around the
stai five feet above the roof; and these
braces are IiIttrncd ut their lower ends and
there firmly hoItrd and >nIdcrcd to the lin
roofing. forming" good electrical connection.
The illunHrrbolt struck the staff from
Il westerly. but nearly perpendicular, di-
rcction, and knocked off the liberty cap and
tore the llag. passing down the Slall on The
side it struck. cracking and Splinlrring il all
the way down to within eighteen inches Of
the iron baud. from whence it seems 10 have
tIarlcd ulInn he band and braces. and from
these to the metal root, where it was di>>i-
patc,l. showing" no ii IN of violence upon ilIc
roof. The root contains about seven thou
sand square feet q" metal, and it Is safe to say
that this hrldin", under this roof has per-
feet immunity from strokes OF lightning. II
is rs well defended against Jupitcr'S artillery
IL the best iron-cl;ld ship is against glnpow-
der artillery.
1t is important tl,lt the people should
know these facts, and III them learn the value
Of metal roofs IL Il protection To life and pro-
prrty tram ii@htning-Strokc>.- Ih'tu5ctphtd
Tfepdph.
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IsuIOS.
For the Dispatch.

R,cuNoxp, Va. July IL, 1872.
The rulorrti circles which YOU mentioned
&c having been, seen around the sun pre-
S,,,nr IL Ir hlo>. also called c0rohT. The: e
are yuriulls explanation, Of this phcnom,-
non.
lI,.n,cu, SAYS that it is effected hy small
.,lnlI,lrS of water or ice. within which are
nrucnr lonl.i II compressed snow similar
to that in tine hail.
Dr.,ar,cs suppose, it TO be produced by
the uusSarc Of rays through small STAR,
which are contained in snow, and become
tr.,,.n,rrnt hy exposure tn heat lie says !:
.'rbr.c Stars are always swcilcd out towards
tie middle. and their usual ronycXity douot-
less determines the diameter OF i' degrees
exhibited by haloS.'
Mario,tc, whose hypothesis is @'ner''''y re-
,eiycd ;,S correct. says they are caused y!
translucent needles in the form Of prlsn!s, OF
wnicI, snow j., composed. and through when
the rays are rrliartrd. NJ. Ara@o has proved
that the light of lialos is rctractcd, Tor nc
found that this light was always polaliIeu
by relIaclion and not by reflection. From
his experiment of VI. Ara@o'> we may safely
conclude that haios are produced by small
lev par. clc. in the atmosphere. Ha!os also
urcnmpany parhclia OF false suns, but are
then supposed to he produced by particles
of 4 different form from these mention.
A. l..
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tS.aas:S'sg:E. sTE:NsS.

pB%TErrTENG TIE STREETS. Tile street ~
in. ut\i - liul on the east and running
Ic,lallrl with il il closed up from Seventh
street IL tlc river. /" the very serious inr"u-
l,nirn',' "l the citizens OF that section. and
il j trusted that the trustees viii take
early steps towards opening II icr legitimate
trade.
FIrrMr<'s NI$lr-tlrrt Fire Company
have completed Ill of their arrangements,
and will leave un the 32d on Il trip IL Nnr-
folk and Portsmouth. They expect 10 carry
ii.rir .ulI strength, and will take their lH;,t-
titul lanc-rn~inc. TEcy will hr absent
about four day. The company will hc rm-
der tn" command of Captain Waugh. and
will hc acc"lnimulrd hy War1cn trr>I"y.
TuF WATER WoEKs.-l The water colnlnit-
tee are having the reservoir PM in iii:t-ra>>
condition and the plugs Inspected and re-
Paired - that there will soon he an ahun-
dant supply Of walcr for ali purposes. A>
soon rs possible there will hc Il thorough in
>prc,ion Of I'll" water line with Il view to the
commencement Of permanent Improvements.
TnE CAMrM Large congregations
continue Ia attend the raInp-mrctng ii Chc>
trrIcid Park, where the Rev. Harriet Hill
and others hold forth. Last night the al
Tendance, WAS immense. Il large proportion
being whites. The woman i said to culla
any rcliylli>t ever >rcn in this section. Thus
far rood order hts prevailed, although >rvr-
ral cntcrpri>n" huck>tcr> persist in retailing
..tan"lc-inot" n close proximity 10 the
raml<. The ceremony Of handing around
the imt i rrli riouSly complied with.
rrEso> W. burnett. tn" ac-
communicating town secretary anI auditor,
has been kept from hi- duties for several
DAYS hv II severe indiSpositi"n.
Mr. Douglas Baird, Superintendent of the
old Dominion Nail Works, Is now able to
walk about his room.
TuH MAxcnESTER MuAs.-Thc accident TO
,hi> establishment having been rrpalr"d,wnrk
was resumed yesterday, aud We trust that
they NAV have Il successful run, rs ll'c COM
,nny jrl. lcru unfortunate in various ways
lately. These mills %iv" employment !" Il
large number ol hands, are ably MANAGED II.
ali drIr.rimrnt>, and their goods stand wen
III ali markets.
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'Tn:c..runLs.c Summary.

The authorities of the Hawaiian islands. III
the Pacific, recently attached the steamer
Nebraska for Introducing the smallpox.
The agent gave bonds and the vessel pro-
cccdcd Oh her voyage.
Twenty thousand persons attended the
Imperial German Band concert in Balti-
more.
Johnson X .1ones's soap and candle iuc-
tory, in Nil wlllkir, has been burned. Loss,
$4,000.
Ignatills Donnrliy las written Il letter dc
clining the Republican nomination for Con-
grcss in the First Minnesota district, and
announcing his ADHERENCE To Greeley and
Brown.
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is very hot.
Many striking worE,mcn ohjcct to allowing
the lntrrnaionaI> TO participate i'll the eight
hour parade.
An Illicit still, running forty gallons per
hour, lr> been captured in brooklyn. with
much material. The building. which is four
stories high. is forfeited to the Government.
Colonel French. proprietor OF French,
Hotel. died lust night.
The specie shipments to-day amounted to
2SlI.UOn.
Panama adviccS say that instructions have
been RECEIVED ut A-pinwaII by the American
consul 10 dctau the Steamer Edgar Stewart
until further orders.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
The Geneva Arbitration.

GENEVA. July 17.-Thc Board of Arbitra
ton adjourned this morning after thirty
minutes session. during which papers were
exchanged. No further delay is apprc
hcndcd.
England.
CATHOLIC PROTEST AGAINST ITALY AND
GERMANY.
LoSnoS, July 1G.-An influential meeting
Of Roman Catholics was held here last night
the Duke of Norfolk presiding.
Resolutions were adopted protesting against
the action of the Italian Government towards
the Papal authorities. and condemning the
recent law passed by the German Parliament
prosecuting Jcsrlit>.
THE "TIMEs" oN THE STOKES TRIAL.
LONDON, July 1I.-Thc Times of this
morning, commcntiu" upon the issue of the
trial Of Edward $. Stokes, SAYS "At the
bottom of what we call this miscarriage OF
Justice is that indifference which Americans
feel for violent crimes in which both mur-
dcrcr and victim are rowdics."
The Dominion.
THE KIDNAPPING CAsE-CoESwALr CONVICTED.
LONDON, ONTARIO, July 1I.-Cornwall.
vino assisted in the abduction of DR.. Brat
ton, was found guilty and sentenced to three
years in the pcnitcntiary.
Egypt.
THE INVESTIGATION INTO TIE RECENT ArFRAY.
ALEXANDRIA. July 1I.-Thc military COM
mission 10 inquire into the recent fracls IS
still in session. II is composed Of General
Stone. Colonel Purdy, and several native
officers of the Egyptian army. Buffers de-
partlrc is confirmed. His destination Is not
certainly known. but it is reported he has
left with the intention of returning to the
United States.
FURTHER PARTICULARS or THE FRACAS.
I.oyDoS, July l1.---Nlail adyiccS from Alex
andril give detailed accounts of the aiiray
between Consrll-Grnrral Butler and the
khcdivc'S American officers. Butler, his
private secretary (WadlrrlI). and an aitachc
of the consulate named >traIa-o were dining
ut Greek restaurant. where were also
Generals Lorin~ and Reynolds and Major
Campbell. ~ they We're leaving the rcSt;ll-
rant Loring and Reynolds salutcd Butler.
but Campbell passed Oh without recognizing
him. Butler shouted. "Good evening. Major
CamphcII.' Campbell rctraccd his steps.
when h"h words aud blows rllSllcd. The
whole party then went into the street, where
Wadlci~h fred several shots at Campbell.
wnnndin- him dangerously. REYNOLDS then
fired ut Wadltigh without effect. The diff
Guilty is reported TO have grown out of Il
lon--standin" cnmty between Butler and
Campbell.
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The Campaign in North Carolina.
BOUTWELL, STEAKS.
He and the Administration Roughly
Handled by Senators RGOlitfle
md Tipton.
Srccial iclcgra.n 10 The nisnntch.

GREENSBORO. y. c., July 11.-SCmtorS
DooIttIc and Upton are in town. They
were dinrd al the Bcnbow Hotel To-day by
Il number of our prominent gentlemen.
Boutwell, i also here. and nlur Il speech this
afternoon to about 300 people 100 of whom
were negroes, and about onr-tlIird of the
balance white Radicals. His speech in the
main WAS that the people needed immi-
grafton and Il cOnmon-schoui system
of education To build up the country.
The Republican party advocated these while
the Democracy opposed them. That unless
they voted for Grant the various Govern
mcnts of Europe would not recognize us in
A. state of peace and advancement. His
handling the finances was extremely partl-
sln. He SAYS there has not been more than
two million dollars stolen during Grant adj
mini>lration hy way Of dclalcation; That the
Government is honestly administered, Ne.
Upon the whole. il w;iS very poor speech.
Senators DoolitIc and Upton and General
Leach are addrrS.in Il large audience of ciil-
zcnS in front of the Hrni,ow. Boutwell, and
the Administration are being roughly ham
died. Much enthusiasm prevails.
Senator Upton will speak at G;ibSon'il!",
fifteen mile, below here, tomorrow. SEN
alur poclitilr will speak III Concord. eighty
miles above. Harhcr;lcS at both places.
Governor Walker passed through here last
night. and assured one Of our citizens that
he would soon return to North Carolina ana
assist in the clnwisr--tlnt he had the
result Of The election her" very much 1T
l...DI
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PORT Of RICHMOND. july Il, 1877.
Gamer Jennie CLANCY, Arry, Baltimore.

PORT Of RICHMOND. july II. is7:.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Jennie CLANCY. Arry. Baltimore.
CLEARED.
The British brig F"rlunio. Scdmann maGtcr,
cleared II the c,Isorn-cuSr yesterday. In ballast.
for Wilmington. North Carolina, where she will
Ipad with resin for Liverpool
SAILED.
sIca,n"r John Sylvester, ,;iilE"rd, Norfolk, mer-
,h;tuni>, and yrisSrngcTs. l.. Il; Ta.um, agent
Steamer Jennie ''hanry Baltimore
CLEARED ruH THIS rcEr.
pm ,nELrIliA. July lt.--Schooner II. q. Ely,
Kennedy.
MEMORANDA.
NoRFuIK. JnIy lt.-Arriscsi. srl"ouori +. NJ.
lronmonucr. King: Union. Land; May, Matthews;
.nop i;rfor,n, Parker. with produce, I" masters:
NEW YORK, July ld..-.trriYcd schooncI$ Eclipse.
ruulson: j. T.. Chambers. Robinson r. Ii. Clark,
Will:alns: +. B. Wood. W"od--a all from Virginia.
aupY'S ISLAND IIGIlIoroE-rlIE NEW LIGHT
RANGE AND BEARINGS.
WASI,iSGTOS, july L.. tsI2.--Thc Lighthouse
Board has given uotcc that the lighthouse at Body's
slnd. on the >cacoaSi of North Carolina, between
cape IIalcrns and Cape Henry, bias been rebuilt,
u,nl that the light will ic exhibited about the
st of October. ls72 nicy"ry night thereafter. from
sunset Ia sunrise. ii j. situated north of Oregon
inlet, one and half nauical miles. and Is abont two
aud Il half nauiic: miles nortcrv from The site OF
the former lSllll"us"' wl'!c' was destroyed during
liz. late war. The tower j. at brick. l. conical I'm
form and is a;rji on an "siaSona tt pyramid OF
and iJ0 feet the sea- The cus Il li"rlc, OF
the first order uf Ir stem OF FfcSncl. and Will
throw Il fixed White light. Illuminating the entire
horizon and can Ia seen from The deck Of II vessel,
fifteen feet above the SEA, III distance of eighteen
and half nautical mil y.
The light will also illuminate the waters OF Pam
leo ana Croaain sounds within The same distance
Tie dome of the lantern. the railing the brackets OF
the Gallery and all the iron WORK will BE- painted
| black. Tile tower will In panied in zones or glts
alternately white and black, each zone being about
.. T. TT In height. III" upper zone will be- white.
The keepers dwelling. two storics high. Is OF
the westward Of the tower. These buildings VIII bc
plinicd white.
The geographical position of this lighthouse, as
shown by the United States Coast Survey chart, Is rs
follows Latitude IS 80 Is north longitude u II 81
west Cape latclas light hears due south 80 nautl-
cal miles Cape Henry light bears north To west
one half wtsi ~ nautical miles. Bearings are mag
nctc: variation 80 w 81. $50.
The new structure cost .l25,oG0.
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE barometer
will probably rise. with northerly and clear
wcntler from the lower lakes westward to
the Missouri. Cloudy weather will continue
over the Ohio Valley. Southwc>trrly winds,
with more numerous local storms, will pre-
vail in the South Atlantic and Gulf States.
Westerly winds, with lower temperature and
cloudy weather, will prevail from Virginia
70 New Jersey. Ea>tcrly winds and cloudy
weather will continue OH the New England
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Tnc WnGtcai Mass Haetis:@ at Wilson,
"a Failure.
SpcciaI telegram io the dispatch.

Special telegram Ia the dispatch.
WILSON, y. G., July lI.--Thc great Kadl-
cal mass meeting here is complete failure.
Senators Wilson and Pool arrived last night.
and were met at the depot hy three white
Radicals and about II lIall-cl"zcn col"rcd Cit
zens with mute admiration. Not cheer or
martial note rent the air as in gloomy silence
they entered the omnibus and wcndcd 1lcir
way to their hotel. One of their white
friends declined the honor Of riding
with them. This morning il was en-
pcctcd that lrrc crowd OF colofcu
mnplc would arrive on excursion trains. but
moi 80. one excursion train. from Iarboro :,
brought about one hundred and fifty colorrtl
pcrSon>, who composed the majority OF In"
visitors. The crowd was largest while
Senator Wilson waS speaking, and there
could no, have been more than five hundred
prnulr present. The Senator WAS very Sc
we're on the kukluX and Greeley, who. he
saws. demanded the passage OF the net. lie
thinks the Democrats have stultilicd them
selves by indorsing Greeley and the tinrlIl-
natl platlrrm. vet he bees them To 70 over and
vote for him and Grant, and say" the country
from the grasp Of the rebels. OF course. it
". vote for him. we do not >tutliy oIll'-
selves. He is evidently very un:;I-y about
North Carolina. He certainly lIaS met with
no enthusiasm here, and must feel that
Grant and Wilson stock is below !nr.
We know that all eyes are turned upon
our GOOD old North state, and we intend 10
do our whole duty and carry the state IN
August and give Greeley and Brown ten
Thousand majority in November.
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HIrAIIZE TIE IiAIR.--Why does the hair hccome
harsh aud dry: why duc, II fall ont why does il bc-
come gray? Simply because the life has gone out Of
II. The HIRES draw s'iscnanrc from the scalp the
;,rasS draws tlimcut frnin the soil. and when tie sup
ply nf uu,i mcut i cui oil in either the product
willcr> AMI die. .ti IL" first symptom of decay.
therefore. the mird Or half-fcl roots nf the hair
should !" refreshed an! reinforced with Lyons ~
n,IKoN. the only preparation which will uorri~h
The i1lrmcnis and keep them in vigorous condition
after they have begun I" suffer from deficiency o
their natural sltntilau. \" long The katlIar'n
/, Faithfully u,,t with prClcr degree Of friction.
morln. and tsruinc. 81 luu" will il r impos"ihl,-
for the hair Ia whitcn or fall oll from tie scalp.
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IutraGcS upon Coiorcd conservatives
in Raleigh. \. 4.

RALEIGH. y. c.. July 1I.-Samucl G. Ross
Il colorcd marshal at the Greeley ana Brown
RI ilicltion yesterday, was ailackrd hy III
int,lriatcd mob of coIorcd men and beaten
on Faycttcvllc street. last night. Altci
Knocking down three Of his a>>Ilant> l'
sought protection at police headquarters
where hr remained for more than IN hour
lie left the Slation-houSc 1T about ~ "'rl"ck
for his home on llill>bolnurh street. sIrr'
when he has not been seen. or heard "i. ana
fears are entertained that he his been loaiIy
dealt with.
Simon +. Craven, who was also coIolcd
marshal on yesterday. and Il delegate 10 tli'
Cincinnati Convention. WAS assaulted III iIls
house and his life threatened, his a>Slilant,
charging him with being Grccleylte ahu
Liberal Republican.
The United states Commissioner has lsSllcI'
Il warrant Tor the arrest of the parties III the
Craven case. Their trial VIII take place III
10 O'Clock tomorrow.
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Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA. July 11.--'rhc first racc-onc
mile. for 800. free for aI a@cS-wa> won by
Alarm, beating FadIadccn one length.
kingtiSlcr WAS third. Time, l:i2i.
The second rlcc--;l selling race for 5000
for all ages. one and Il half milr>-WaS won
hv Allie Hunt, beating Sandtord Il head /;
Mary Louise third, one length behind
Buckdcn. who was the tlroritc over the
others. hra'n" oIl and trailing. Time, 2:i0i.
The third racc--two miles for purse ot
$500 for all IGcs--was won by Tubnal.
Ilmc, 3:2gI.
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SARATOGA. July LIT is the orinon Of
rarn. men That Lnn~trIlow will never run
AGAIN. He will l,c most valuable in the stud.
During the race yesterday for the cup one
of his plates twisted round and cut his oli"l
foot and lcg badly. The plate was broken
i'll two and the lr~ disabled. yet Lon"tclIow
ran the race out, To the wonder of all racing
men.
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RADICAL COMPLEMENTARY the Ior CT
meeting held Oh Tuesday night III fet'r .
burg Giycns said it was no mere issue oil
persons, either; he would vote Tor Jack;iss
to break up the rotten ring.
Somebody in the crowd asked: : Is ihat
what Porter is:" 49,
The Rev. GiycnS: No; ua@s eN''eny
what YOU arc."--haCef.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.


New lonk, July I7.--AIonry easy at 3 to
4 per cent. Exchange dull at IO95. Gold,
I1is to 1lf5. GovcrnmcntS-Ncw ~, 1135 !;
'G2's, 1lJ4. Statcs-Tcnncsscc'S, IA; new,
~. Virginia's, ii; new, 30. Lo1isi-
am's. 80; new, 46. Lcyc"'s, 81; s's, a..
Alabama's, 81; 5'>. 60. Gcorga's. 40; IS,
S74. North Caroim'S, 32i new, 90. South
CarOina'S. So; new. :Oi.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. july l1.-cotton dull and nominal; !;
low uid,lIingS. 22tr. Flour In improved demand.
Wheat irm"r: white choice and amber. Sl.>s Sl.ao.
Corn irmrr !: white southern. scGiS3c. yellow. CCc.
Oats quiet hut firm mixed t,m!c.: white s2GIi4c.
rye quiet and unchang"i. Provisions very strong
md uicIauycd. Western butter firm. with adyanc-
ng tendency: choice, lsc. WhiSkey quiet and tis-
changed.
Virginia n'S, old. IS: coupons. old. 20: new. so.
rou.ols. 81. West ViF9!uia'S, Is. North Caro-
lnls, old, 50-all bids.
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Eruut's Movements.

WAarnHGroS. July l1.-Thr President yes
tcrtlav SEM a telegram To The " hltc lio'i-'
that he would not hc in Washington Tor il
week. and would remain at Long Branch
unless he was Photographed fer to come on
business ni Importance.
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Virginia Hall filled trovcrllnwug last even
iug-nauy of our most celebrated divine. lcing
prcsont--to witness the wonderful manifestations rf
Professor GrHSEILE. II !! pronounced one If the
most wonderful performances ever given In Eich-
moud Who can cNrlaiu these wonderful manifcs-
i:tlons, il 4 trick o: The prnit.sslon who can dc
ttct him 3?
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81 600. .000.IeiS.EIirc2GSyDDr ei.Ii cGyDrnr GRA a SIp D

or THE PuBLlC LIBRARY or KENTUCKY. :.
ar LOUISVILLE. kI.-By authority In the act OF
the Legislature cooperating the Fnbiic Library on
GEANDGlFT CONCERT In the great ball OF The
Public Library hldiug, In Louisville, Ky, on SAT-
URDAY. September =. 1872.
one iLo,Istud tickets OF admission will be issued
at sIo each: lr,lf.'rkcts IS: Gnarcr-tickcis, $40
II whole tickets for 800: - tor S.d3 80 Tor s3e
Il3 for oOn .s3 for Sa.J0a; 5Ti for $1,000 40 dis
count on less than 500 worth of rkc.s at tiic
During the Concert the sum oi :1go'ooo ln cni :
rruy will he given to The h"i!rS oi iirsets by us-
,rIto by lot ui one Thousand glits, rs ioHo"s'
I IST tIE GIFTS.
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COMM ERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCiia SGE.1
RICHMOND, VA. July Il, ls72-

CORN AND FLOUR EXCiiASGE.1
ss. RICHMOND, VA. July II, ls7a.
OFFERINGS.
WurAT -Whitc. o.anc bushels. Red. 9l2 bushels.
CoRS.-White, $50 bushels.
OATS.-500 bushels.
,Il.AL.--Ivv JusI.cis.
SALES.
WHEhT.-White, 200 bushels prime at Sl.T1: e
bushels prime at Si13: 2hu bushels very good ut
S.IJ: 3s> bushels very good at slGs: a2e bushels
prime at private terms: rs bushels prime al Sls2;
bushels good at 81 IS. Red, ~ bushels prime at
S.7u: 10 bushels prime ut :i.7. - bushels 1T Sl6'
100 bushels good at $3.50.
CORN IND OATS.-No sales.
EE-EXIfIBlrLD.
CoRN.-Whitc, $50 bushels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-18
Ensnl Effects of Il ssafCr-SpOnf. :.

Denver, COLoEADo, July IA water
spout struck Il carriage containing four per-
sons. drowning two ladies. one was found
three miles below the scene oi the disaster
covered with sand and dehrj$. The road
WAS rendered inrs>>ablr hy the wash.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-18

BnARnERS WANTfp.-Nrs. V. l.. FORE. No. 23o7
Eroad street. between Twenty y-thlrd and Twenty
fourth streets offers comfortable accommodations
Ia ohnart'crS. The location l. desirable and convc-
nirut 10 those doing sinc,s In the lower part of the