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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-01
MANCHESTER ITEMS.

ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.--The following are
the otlicers-elect of Lee Section, No. 4, Ca
diets of Temperance, for the ensuing term ::
G. A., c. G. Farley; G. V. A., &. S. Wells;
Secretary, George Gary; A. S., james Rogers;
Treasurer, V. w. Wilkinson; A. T., James
Butler; Usher, Charles Wake; A. o., A.
Weisiger l. W., George Jones; O. F., Creed
Davis; w. g., D.. Edmonds; Superinten-
dent, w. Atkinson; Second Assistant, En-
NETT Davis; Third Assistant, Simon pcrkin-
son.
Dale Lodge, No.2 81. o. NJ, elected-W. NJ,
A. Fitzgerald; j. H., j. Is. Fitzgerald; r.
S., +. II. Foote; +. s., James A. Gentry !;
Treasurer, L. w. Weisiger; Chaplain, Rev.
w. A. Campbell; Conductor, Is. A. Gary.
The w. NJ. appointed A. G. Harding, X. G.;
A. A. Waugh, l.. G.; and e. c. Cox, 0. S.
The other officers will be appointed at next
meeting.
The /. o. B. B. elected as follows: Charles
f. Abbott, President; George Franklin,
Vice President; George 4. Richardson, Trea-
surer; and Charles E. Dny, Secretary. This
club is steadily increasing, and doing good
work i'll the cause Of +. and b.
MEETING To-NIGHT.- Alert Fire Com
pany will meet tonight to make arrange.
ments for their contemplated trip to Norfolk.
MEETING OF THE TRusTEEs.-The Board
met at halfpast S O'Clock. Present, oil the
members. Reports were received from tnt
Town Collector, Chief Of Police, Assessor
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TIE TOBACCO MARKET AS REPORTED BY
TIE NEW YORK "TORACCO LEAFn

Viroipia Lfnf--Thc only apparent change In the
Virginia leaf market is that fc shipping fotacs1 III
little higher Ruslucss us rule, has Ieeif isilncE
.luEet I'm this department during the week, neilncf
of ibcraiity. tho operations of the former having
necessarily trsen rFiailcd by The new impedlmenls
o buiiug urpu lariG'od goods ana the prospective
reduction ~ Tie taX. Thcrrpor.s from tie p.antln9
districts arr s pvurainc, the weather OF late nnsie
born aa g,pRi r.y could bedesirri for pitching ana
thcr operation! "a,calafcd TO forward the einhrfo
crop. . -,
Manufactured. @Jutii the new regulations arc
issued apprsing people what may ana WHAT may
moi he done ,,,ier the rev aw nobody Will expcct
very encouraging report from the GaVsnaltn inhr-
kct The nrSt week has 'secp an exccedlDgly poor
ing appa:yut,, concluded IL await further adsiteS
efurr undertaking new or completing old e'igaee-
,uruts Ib.cstng is OF course cp''-ely s'isrnnhh :"
.,,,aetu a. sIr> a.... -, loisifrtss
,u,,r ,to,ziHrA li,at toiarrO bu;icd between tIie
.h and suth af June mnsi pay tblrty-wo cents tax
" withdrawn for eon.smplion elsr az, ai.er VI sa,,
fore the latter date. Query: Under thls dcrlson
would smoking tobacco bc liable To sixteen cfn.s saa
II Withdrawn inr consuHrtlony or ~ lcgic ~ hua
unicss its application ayorS the Goyrrnsnc't hny
placss the trade nt dlstfyantagrH HOW AJAX os
ihirty-two cents can be collected ON tobacco tcE
July l. when ile law provides Tor ay ,"snsy m ues'
The comprehension nf ordinary nuniahlty.
But we live in evpntful times uid should fhercios"
not bc surprised at anything.
Manufacturers, we have heard, are nf lhc opiniou
that there must bc asSarce ot from NV" W anof
cents pcr pound on CavcHilsh after the LIST o Juy.
SupOking. .--Tic deand for smoking topacco w I'M
prccc,cntcd and manufacturers. though running
tie pressing orders of dealers. Inconvenience Is
.tllI suffered from the want of STAMPS Ihe ses Oh
Tobacco during the past and preceding week ha'o
been very large.
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VOL. XLlll.

| ,Ssryps or REAL EsTST The follow
ing rouyryanrcs ui rcs,l estate were made dli-
ring ,hc week ending June ~, lSI2:
| " = Sjmcus to s. II. Jones. 40 fret on
| T,,ut,.s,,ruth street near Il, for $50,
! / =. Sp,rd, trustees to James E.. Smith,
trustee. 22 frct on Cary street bttwcCf Seven
t,rulh and Eighteenth, for $1,000.
| George r. Douglass to X. l.. Fucker tri-
angular lot fronting on plcasants street, for
| $:n.
Charles Rowe to Alfred cambridge, ~ feet
on Clarke street lstwr,n Main and Cary. for
S3nn.
+. Dupuy to j. :. Wexford, 323 feet Oh
| Grace street between Third and Fourth, FOX
5000.
joseph Levy and others to Thomas F.
smith. a6 feet on Elmwood street, for 5000.
=. j. Ruthrrfoort to Alexander Grant. .Ir.,
- feet on Grace street between Laurel and
| Shalcr. for $40.
James Galt 10 John and y. X. Stewart, y
| feet on Governor street, corner Tobacco
alley. for $1,000.
Il. I.atma,i: trustee, to Theodore Frick, ~
| feet on B"ody Run street corner Warehouse
street, for 5000.
Il. 4. Lancaster to James +. God,lin, id'
icrt on Grove street, corner Harvey, for
$3.50.
,Iamc> f.. Goddm to W. :. Pitcher. ljG
feet on Grove street, corner Harvey, for
$1,000.
Thomas Pollard to .'amcS +. Goddin, ~
feet OH l'uyrr sire, between Cherry and
CulNrrt, for $3.50.
James T.. Goddiu to George w. Trimmer,
| 80 feet on >i. .Jamcs street between Clay AMI
| i.cigh for SO.
:. {. Cooke Ia chesapeake and ohio Rail
| road Company, % Ircl on Concord street, for
| $40.
". II. Alldcrdirc, Auditor. {" John Dues
berry. trustee, II feet on seventeenth street.
| for taNrs.
\. II. Ruthrrtuord ~ i. Ncumaun. GS feet
| on NcmIhlr street near Twcntt t-ciglhh. for
| S3i1.5u.
.Ia,nrS i. Hurrcll tn .|mncS W. Walker and
Patrick Wood~or. 80 feet OH -. james street
| near Eakcr. for sos.
q. \. ". Ta,lrr To James +. Goddin. 2jl
| feet on Ross street near Fourteenth, !ol
500.
Lewis T.. lIarvic to h. +. Walthcr. ~ feet
un Pine street between Beverly and Abe
marc lnr $40
David Edwards 10 John II. Claiborne, so
! feet on Pine street, corner Cumberland. for
! SJGn.
Jasper u, Hall to Rrvcr'y Brooks, u lcct
on China -trcct. corlier Cherry, for S93.
J. {. Fischer. trustee. Nc., to IL. +.
| Fischer, half interest in 23 feet on Broad
street for 5000.
| H. \. Wells and r,hrr> to Thomas Duke
| - feet on Franklin street between Nine.
tccuth and Twentieth. for S2,6o0.
| John e.. Tholn to James T.. Goddir GO feet
| on Laurel street between Cumberland an.l
Beverley. for $500,
! },,i,n 4, t'otc Ia John A. Elder. 30 feet on
| Fin" street between Cary and Cumberland,
| iur S'im
f.. T.. Parker to II. &. G.. Hartman. 20 feet
| on Clay street ucar llancork, tor Il 800.
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North Carolina Politics.

Special telegram to the Dispatch.
WILSON. n. c., June 29.-The campaign
fires in this section are all aglow. Greater
earncstncss is manifested than at any previ-
Gus time since the war. North Carolina S
favortc sons Vanccand Ransom spoke here
to-day to an audience of two thousand per-
sOns, who sat and stood patiently for hours
listening to the irresistible logic and flaming
rhetoric of these great men. Grant stock Is
below par--all right for Greeley. Vance came
out for him heavy to-day, and his position evil
IDENTIFY met with universal acceptance.
comb, and Nash, which were all heavily rep
resented. There will be Il grand rally,
music, and free barbecue at Weldon july
18th. Frank Z. Blair, Xrb. Vance, and others
will bc there. There wGs special train from
Tarboro' to-day.
General Ransom read a letter from II
prominent northern gentleman TO the pco-
pie of North Carolina-to wit, u deterlnina-
ton to carry this State in August at all
hazards for the moral effect on subsequent
elections in other States. Money raised by
assessments from uhce-hodCrs throughout
the nation will he used by the plundcrers.
The people are thoroughly aroused. The
calm reasoning of Vance and the lightning
words of Ransom are carrying everything
before them. Stanton, Radical nominee for
the Senate. was present and spoke OF reply
mg; but before Vance aud Ransom quit
speaking he rcconsidcrcd and left. North
Carolina's voice is surely for the ratification
by the Baltimore Convention of the Cincin.
rr'i trkct. Tho ~"o1 work ,,nee on hravply
and words of cheer greet us from every cor.
ner of the State. Scpark, candidate for Su.
pcrintcntirnt of Public Works imechanic ny
tradc). made II stirring appeal t" The "'rk'
in-?rcn.
Phillips met Governor Vance at Franklin
ton and Nash, but WAS 80 used UP (and hf
il conlesscdIy The Radical leader in the State,
that he left for home crcst-iallcn. Governor
Vance charged him to-day with having nd
miltcd the infamous nature of the late Radi-
cal State legislation, and that he ascribed
the corrupt conduct of the party affairs to
the want of proper men. with good men,
lit men, there would he no disturbance.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
The ssenoxn Arbitration. A

LoNpoN. June 29.--Lortl Tenterden and
Sir Rounded Palmer left Geneva yesterday.
and Sir Alexander Cockburn, Count Sclopis,
and Mr. Adams, leave To-day, the latter going
to Paris.
GENEVA, June 29.-Count sclopis in the
tribunal yesterday made n coBgrntulatory
speech that the knot which threatened the
execution OF the treaty was cut. The Count
has high hopes of the beneficial results OF
the treaty in the interests of peace and hu.
manity.
France.
PARIS, June 29-M. Reunesita, Minister
Of Foreign AfIairs, and Count Armen, the
German ambassador, tonight signed the
treaty providing for the evacuation of French
territory by the German troops, which has
been some time III negotiation.
Spain,
MAnRID, June 29.--A royal decree is pro.
mulgatcd i'll the Gacetd to-day, dissolyiuc
the Cores, ordering elections for member
on the Gath Of August, and cnnyoking the
new Cortcs on the 18th Of September.
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and Auditor. The certificate Of qtmlifici"
ton of the trustccs-cEect was received and
ordered TO record. Permission was granted
II. &. Burnett 10 locate new fence accord
Ing TO the latest survey.
ltEroRr or CHIRr or PoIlCB.-From the
report Of the Chief of Police we learn that
during the past year he has collected from
fines $G7.i1 from the sale of hogs, Sl7.30
from dog medals, s15S; and from goats,
Sli-nn aggregate of S2H.4l. In additionto
the above there was paid to the Police JUS
ticc $lo3.2j for fines.
During the past month twenty arrests
were inade--ail for misdemeanor. OF this
ntlmber eight were white and twelve coIored
OF the latter four were females. The parties
were generally fined and released. The
town has been unusually quiet during the
year, tho arrests for the last month llavin.
been larger than any preceding one.
BUSINESS At CLEnK's OFrICE.-Thcre were
isstled during the month of June twelve
licenses to marry, of which number five
were white. For the same period last year the
nuInper issued was twenty, seven of this num-
hcr being white. Thirty-li,c deeds Of bar.
gain, sale, trust. &C.. were admitted to re.
cord during tho past month.
RErCBIICAS DRLFGhTEs.-Thc Republicans
of this township have met in council and ap-
pointed Joseph Walker, Joseph Is. Cosby,
Thomas Mann, and John ii. Holmes as dele
gates 10 4 convention to meet at Chester to
rc0rganize the County Committee. The last
two are colorcd.
INSTALLATIONS &c.--Thc following ORDER
install officers this week Henderson Lodge
on Monday night; Cadets, on "Wednesday
night; Friendship Lodge, Knights of Pythi;ls
on Thursday night; Dale Lodge, 1ndcpcnd
cnt Order Of Mechanics, Friday night; and
Lafayette Division. Saturday night. Mail
chester Council. Friends Of Temperance
elects officers on Tuesday night.
AUTOMATICALLY. John w. Brans(ord,'o 'o
Manchester. has been appointed m assiStan,
surgeon in the United States navy, and or
dcrrd 10 report at Washington.
THE New RoARD.-1'hc members Of the
new Roard will meet at The Town Hall fol
organization on Monday ut a O'Clock =. NJ
Among the candidates for Auditor we hay,
heard the names of II. II. Bcazlcy and w. L
Lithgow for Chief of Police. James Wor
than and Robri Chcatlam and candidate
for all Of the offices are as thick aS hops.
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GRANT AND WILSON CLuBs.--A Jackson
Ward Grant and Wilson Club has been or
gallizcsl with the following officers: William
III. Lester, President; Landon Boyd, james
b. Burwcll, II. NJ. Manly, Josiah Crump, L.
u. Fitch, and Thomas K. Hewlett, Eicc-Prc-
sidcnts; B. l.. Brasclman, Recording Secre-
tary John G.. Baugh, Corresponding Sccrc-
tary II. Lawson. Treasurer; William II.
Ham, Grandson Taylor, and Wilson Boe,
Scrgcantsat- Arms; Rev. William Troy, Chap
lain. The following gentlemen constitute
the Executive Committee: Lewis BraNton,
William Boyd, George Parker. DIR. Henry
Mosby, John Oliver, James II. Hawkins, Al
bert Thornton, Captain William Bailey, K.
w. Johnson. Over 400 voters were enrolled
as members.
At the last meeting of the Congressional
District Club, w. III. Trent. chairman; Gill
bert Boyd, Spencer Scott, Oscar Newman,
G. L.. James. The committee was author
lied to draw up rules and regulations for
the government of the club; also to comnlu
nicatc with other clubs and ask their CO
operation. a motion was made and unani-
mollsly adopted that the club indor>c and
rltfy tho action of the Congressional Con-
yention held OH the 11th of june.
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liuI. 4 GopplS. real estate agents. have
Sold III the la>t two months two flamr
houses on Third street between Duval and
Baker, Sl,l00; TWO frame houses on Tlir-
ticlh between . and l. streets. 81 100; brick
house on Marshall between Fifth and Sixth
streets, $1,000; forty.cight feet ground OH
Baldwin near Federal street, $l6S; brick
house ON Twelfth street near Marshall,
5000 cash; eiShty-tive feet ground on Grace
near Stmtrr street, S3.1SI.5 80 one hundred
and ci-lty-five feet on Brlyidrre between
Main and Franklin, Si,GS3.S1; sixty feet
ground on Grace between Henry and Bclyi-
deere. S2,5o0; sixty feet ground on Pine street.
corner Cumberland, 81 200; ; forty feet ground
on Cary betwcen Laurel and Cherry streets.
$500: thirty feet on pine between Cumber-
land and Cary, 5000: seventy feet OIL Pine
between Cumberland and Cary, 81 30; one
hundred and iilty-tirc feet ground on Main
near Poplar. Sl,Gjn; and to different parties
forty lots in lIolwdalc for $6,12i.S6.
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\ CnA%GE ASp iis Lo%SEpu ES' Es-Nr. VII
LIAM Ira SMITH having, determined to make i
change In his business relations, commencing with
the coming Il dcsiruus of closing out his en-
tire stock Of fashionable clothing now on hand In
preparation for the same. We need hardly state
that everything n gentleman, youth, or hoy ncc'iS.
either for drras comfort, or a'r"'Ta -. ,i~nyn rc
r'"":. :: - ,'"rIItr aud old-csiahlshcd h"rse,
made of t i-i material. In ihc lni"s, style AMI of
superior workInanshp; and We argue that mn cSpc-
rcncc of thirty years In ,i. market ON his part Is II
sure guarantee io ihr patron that he VIII certainly
give value received for NIL purcliascs n,dc of hinI
Ills blg Nag Is beacon from NIL parts of the city
fnr bargains In clothing Give him call.
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Movements Of Indians LIN Colorado nnta
New MexicO--C0 D m b 1 n G d Dcpreda-
tiOana ADDrefseudCd.

ST LOUIS, June 29.-The Denver Tribune
of Il late date says, editorially, that various
correspondents of that paper in southern
Colorado and New Mexico state that extern
siye and combined depredations seriously
apprehended in the sparsely-settled parts OF
those Territories. The kiowas, Arrapahoes,
Chcyennes, Conancles, Navajoes, and Ari-
ches, have held frequent councils during the
past winter, at which it was endcayored to
dissipate all tribal prcjudiccs and effect conf
bination for a general Indian war. The re-
cent murders aud robberics in New Mexico
and Arizona are referred to Us evidence of the
intentions of the Indians, but whether q
complete combination has been effected Is not
known.
The Tribune further states that letter
from prominent United States official, dated
Fort Sill, June 18th, says the warriors OF
the Apaches, Cheyennes, and Arrapahoes, are
organizing ostensibly for an attack on the
Utes of Colorado, but the writer thinks
that raid on the frontier is really their Oh
iect, and he says the Government authorize:
are doing all they eau to break up the move
merit.
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FOURTH OF july CELEBRATroN.-The South
ern Cross Brotherhood have nearly COM
pleted their arrangements for graud cclebra-
ton at the Agricultural Fair Grounds on the
Fourth of July. 1t is intended by this means
to raise an additional amount to be apprO-
priatcd to the removal of the remains of the
Confederate dead from Gettysburg to Holly
wood. The bodies Of seven or eight hum
dred Confederate soldiers are still scattered
at Gettysburg, and the funds arc needed for
their transportation. In such Il cause The
Brotherhood ought to receive all the sympa-
thy. encouragement, and pccuniary aid they
desire.
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Jon PRISTING.-We call the attention of mcr-
chants clerks az courts. sheritfs lawyers railroad,
s,easlp and canal officers and agents, and nil others
having orders for printing to the facilities offered nj
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for The
prompt and faithful execution of all kinds of JOB
PRINTING. We can furnish at short notice Cards,
Bil-Ueads, Letter Heads. Programmes, Ball Tickets,
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, TIand-Bills, Catalogues,
Bills of Fare, t;how-Biils. Checks. Drafts, &c, &C.,
&c. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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NEw YORK, June 2o.-A committee Of tho
peace Jubilee arrived here to-day from Bos.
ton 10 wait upon Horace Greeley and extend
to him IN invitation from the Jubilee EXccu.
tive Committee and the city of Boston to
visit that city. The committee have received
assurances from Greeley that he will accept
the invitation, and he will this evening dcsig.
nate III early day next week for his visit.
Loter.-Horace Greeley will make his visit
to the Boston jubilee on the I'd of July.
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GaLLEGo CoTToN MuLs-Thrcc-fourth OF
the capital stock of this company having been
secured. the directors have determined TO
proceed at once to the erection of their mills.
They will be the largest and most complete
in the country, admirably located OH one OF
the best sites in this city; and rs the books
of subscription arc still open for the remain
ing stock, our capitalists have IN opportunity
of investing in Il business which promises
large dividends.
The attention of bricklayers and lumber
men is invited to the advertisements Of the
COlnlEny.
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MILLINERY.
EDUCATIONAL.

rI,HE GERMAN AND HEBREW Lam
L GUAG ES.--On WEDNESDAYS the ad Of Jnly I
win open n PRIVATE, SCH 00L for the Instruction
OF the German laRguageto those who aftsndthe pub
lie schools ad fo other children. VIII give the1l
to O'Clock A. n. My charges for this Hii be i've
dollars I'm advance. Il,
10 teach children the reading and translation OF
Those living on shockoe Hill ] shah teach &C my
reaIenc: these from the lower pars OF the cigy ~
te lsssc n,crt of the sytiagoae Eieyenth sircef
Parents VII! please enter their children az once.
"a a7-.ot Firrt and Clay streets
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From She Hot Springs.

Special telegram to the Dispatch.
IlOT SPRINGS, Va, June ga telegraph
Office has been opened here. We find very
full company much larger than ut the same
period of previous years. All sections OF
the country are represented. Weather de-
lirhtfIll
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Hi.uTr"N az OFFICERS pAMoS I"rGE, No
bN. oi p.-Ayl,tt X. Wuod>on, L. G.; ID
4 El.ichard>un. &. G.: John Ii. Rose. W {.
Sin VI. ijrnWu. l'rclatc.
Htprs L"i9". No. II, Il. P.--W. Il. Grrt
III AaurrIlur Commander; j. Booton Hill
L. hanr"llor; :. Il, Beach, Prclatc; VIII
q J J. Eiddick, Recording Scribe; J. L.
Spri>oa, I'aHhcr; X. \. h. Dahncy, Fimrn
3 NrriIr.
S,,r,isin" Eirdmpmcd. No. 81. I. o. q. +
SI'lrm Meyer. &. F.; |. y. Briggs, ii. L.
iirhug"r. Senior Warden; John B
u-tlau. scribe; +. 7. IShrl. Treasurer
mes L. Atkinson, Junior Warden. The
we officers were elected aud installed on
lir-iay the 21th uItimo.
LfiJs"H LD'ig,, Nc. !, l. q. o. F.-~E
Fletcher. \. e.; Thomas Anderson, Y.
John Il. Vaughan. Secretary; John W.
.mp. Treasurer; Irving Smith. Chaplain.
tr-r officers Will be installed this evening
th,' ". 6. Master OF the State.
4, s, ~, tOunrd. No. |, I. q. Z. Il. NJ
to Wise, G.: Mulric1 Richter, Y. G.
h,m niacuut. 4. Il. s.; II. Phillips. i. =:
t'urti~, G.. Il. +. rcarmcan, W. L. Bur
:. |. :; \. 10th, q. :.
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OrENlSt; uf THE SuMAC SEASON.-ThC Sll-
nGlc season is now about opening. The
many prrSonS who ckc out Il subsistence
and the thousands who add TO their income
hy its sale will soon hc kept busy in har-
yrSiin~ Inc crop. and dealers and grinders
are getting ready their storcholScs for
its reception. There has been of late a
little furry in the market, but we are
informed by those who ought to know
that it is on Il false and fictitious basis. A
"cornrr' WIS formed few weeks ago by
certain parties in the North for selfish
ends, but il now appears that the morocco
manufacturers are supplied for the season,
and Virginia will he pouring silmac into
market by the ton by the last week in July,
so that there is no reason to expect any
scarcity.
4 leading leather Journal says: "One
good has resulted from the large purchases
of s,lmac by the McSsrS. Stokes l. Co.. of
Philadelphia. and that is that grinders in the
South have got their money to put into the
new crop; but we must caution them
against paying any fancy prices for gathering
this year, as there is no reason TO expect any
high rates for ground sulnac next fall" There
will be a large crop of Sicily sllmac the pre-
sent year, and the morocco manufacturers
have reason to hope that it can be imported
by them at cost of about 800 per ton, all
charges included. 1t is also stated that the
French and German tanners have in Il great
measure received their supplies already, and
that it was their large purchases which
caused the recent advance in the price OF
slnnac i'll Sicily.
We can only say to the Sumac gathcrers
that the large dealers in this city alr gentle
men who can be trusted to give fair prices.
There is no better market than Richmond
for this article of commerce, and we are glad
to know that the trade is prosperous and in
creasing.
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BALTIMORE MARKET.-Our friends may. july 2d,
fnd us at Few store, on Nain street near First,
with an entire new stock. Orders taken the night
before and same sent home early next morning,
free of charge, by our wagon.
ave study 10 please a" Is the motto under which
we intend to work.
STANsBuRY, ATKINSON & CHAMBERLAIy,
formerly Snansbury q Atkinson,
of Ut. Alban's Hall.
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INTERESTING TO LADIEs.-h lndy's toilet could
hardly bc considered complete without one or
more of those fragrant culogncs imported by Nc:srs.
MEADE & BAKER. These gentlemen have The finest
stock Of cologne aud toilet articles generally TO be
found In any establishment south Of Baltimore and
would especially call the attention Of tlose con-
tcmplatlng summer trip to tho superiority Of their
Toilet ;ir1clpH.