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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-12

TIE CASE OF Mrs. SURRATT-LETTER FROM
JUDGE Holt, tSc-The New York Tribune
has 4 letter from Judge Holt, who was Judge
acknowledgement in the Surratt trial, III
which he replies to statements made by re-
cent correspondent of that paper, said CORE
<pondcnt having been partially indorscd by
the JriJeme. Judge Holt denies the state
ment that Mrs. Surrltt was manaclcd during
her trial. and refers to letter of j. +. liar.
tranlt. who was marshal OF the court and III
whose custody Mrs. Surratt was, i'll which
liartranit states that she Was not manaclcd
while in his charge, and no thought OF man
acling her was ever entertained by any one
in authority: and further uartrantt received
a letter from the daughter of Mrs. Surratt,
who was with her mother during her trial,
thanking him for kind treatment to her
mother, herself, and friends. Judge Holt
also asserts the ialsity Of the correspondents
assertion that Rcverdy johnson was driven
from the defence of Mrs. Surratt, showing
that Johnson voluntarily withdrew. Judge
Holt also denies several other accusations of
4 similar nature.
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c,n-,. Common, seTsn. hnet sw1vhtr1. f'sNt tsr
toilet. l5lr2oc.. and fancy rIrtaes country, aaac.
Teas: Black. &c. atl2s-tlle last prime article;
Imperial. 3Ll0fIsl.66: gunDowder. slilsl.s'.
Hides, Leather. &c.
Hides: Green, 7ic: dry suited. herlssc.; dry
1int isfg2oc. wet sated. llGEtc; wet s,ltea cali
skins. s16sESl.!j.
Leniher: sole leather. oak, ss@4sc.: sole leather.
heInack 2aata2c. country upper: a5g'ae. csty nI
Country, 3af,3sG. city Bnis a5ay4.c. ~ 10 cali
skins. french, sl.25GS2.es 81 H.; American toakl.
sl:9sais1.5o: hemlock, sl@Tl.2s; rough skir1ins.
Iron, Steel, Nails, &c.
Iron: English ard American refined 4ta4sc. v
d.: English aud American sheet. GsIssc. sweoes
hammered siaGSc: hoop, esnssc.; Burdens morse Is
s3.25 81 loo lbs.
Steel: MAYORS cast steel. 2i92ec. g r.: English
blistered, lstc. % d.; American blistereo, G,c.
Naiis: In store. IS for srandard-that Is, ten-pen-
ny: other sizes exrr,L
Plough Castings: Wholesale, Sic; retail, SIC.
Liquors, Wines, &c.
Ale: Scotch, best brands, pnts, ga - dozen :;
RedJded lThiskeys: Common. sl9sl:o; full
proof 81 aO6:l.a5.
Rye Whtskeys: Medium sl.soGss: pure old, 81
asa; Virginia Mountain, new, saU*e5o; old, $3.50
4S35o and upwards.
Brandies: Domestic sl.@Gs2: fruit, sl.as@si
apple 81 f5GL32, wholesale peach, 80.
Gin. Domestic. Si.25aLS2.
Rim: New England; 3l.ss@sLso; Jamaica and
Santa Cruz, $4l$s.
Lumber. Slaves, &c.
Lumber: White oak, $2oGSa5 . I,gOoI Western
Virginia poplar, Sl81IS25 n LOCO white pine S3i9u
$40 Fi LOCO. elbow pine boards, Sl3GSl7; Jois $40
@S2D, according to engths. ShiuRes-Pine- " .!9dG
IS; cypress, Sao0Sl3.50 u 1000. Laths-Spll., Si59;
sawed, S2.75 aa 1000.
StGues: Whiskey-barrel timber, green, Sl5Dbls p
LOCO seasoned, s20lse5 u l,ooa Fourlarrel tim
Der, S71ts a 1000. Hoop poles, s9fIslo: hogs
head hoops, 5lol*5o q l.oGo ~biskey-barrel. ick-
Dry hoop. Sl25oASl5 * LOCO; red oak for lnolasses
barrels, $laQls.U.
Rags: Mixed cotton, &C.; white, ss@Sc.; wool
EN-, 2lsc.
Rope: Manila. best, 27Q25c.; Sisal, nc. % b.
iute, l2sc-
Mili-Fesd.
Wheat Bran: lsc. q bushel.
Bro,c1astuf: 25c. T blshel.
Corn Brtl,: lsc. u bushcl.
ShipstnF: 55c. II bushe.
Shorts: e0c. 81 Dushel
Powder, Shot, &c.
Fuse: TOYS mining, 40c @QSl.25 y loo feet
POtGdeT. SG.75 by the I'VE kegs-less tiinn hVe
kegs. S7.25: blasting, SiGIS35o.
Shot: Northern. T2.756lS3 " bag OF % MS
GTin0StoRes: 2Ql2sc. "a n.
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THE USlrED STATES GRAND LODGE OF ODD-
FELLows.--[ Baltimore san, 11th.l-Prcparl.
tionS for the annual aSSembEge OF the Grand
Lodge of Odd-Fcllows of the United States
in Baltimore, on Monday next, have been
completed mt The Hall. on north Gay street,
and quarters fora majority OF the 1870 or $50
representatives expected have been Sc
cured at hotels and boardng-houScs. It is
likely that the session will continue six or
seven days. The grand body comprises four
representatives from each State. Grand Sire
Logan. of Kansas, who is United States
Minister TO one Of the South American
states, is the present presiding officer of the
supreme body of the Order. but i'll his cX-
prctcd absence Deputy Grand Sire Durham.
| OF Kentucky, will fill the chair.
The hall on Gay street has been thoroughly
| renovated and trcshcncd up for the assem-
| blagc. The building has been painted out.
side and inside. and looks well. The grand
saloon, i'll the southern wing of the building
in which the sessions of the Grand Lodge
will be held. has been newly carpeted, re-
curing 4SO wards of stuff, and the halls and
| DusSawe-ways have been laid with fresh
lrucgct, the whole interior presenting al!
inviting and comfortable appearance. The
saloon is elegantly fitted up; the walls are
hung all around with portraits Of distin
guished members OF the Order who have
filed the chair Of the Grand Sire, with tht
full-lcngth portrait Of Thomas Wildey
founder of the Order in the United States
occupyiDg the centre over the presiding
officers chair. Mahogany desks and chair
cushioned in horSchair to accommodate tw
hundred and twenty persons are ranged i
| spmi-circular rows. All the furniture l
hirhlv polished. and the surroundings AZ
tasteful and elegant.
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CINCINNATI, o.

SEPTEMBER Of Commercials Weekly REVIEW. !
The general average Of business for the week past
was better than that Of the preceding w1 IT, aha
steady improvement, with all prospects iias by an
other week there Will be full activity In all pariicu
arly with jopbers OF dry goods, clothins' anu 7''
lar merchandise. ,,,,,, . s.a.dv
The grocery market Is firm In tone, win s u.
consunptlyc demand aud tendency up"af' on
I,n =, ,rr active, both for export ana 70 cover
swimmers, orders aud the nurket has steadiS eaheu
Strength prices closing fully &c. hisher '''hi 'N'
Nh sSev has further tcriinea &C. per ramn, a"'
onses sre,uy ana IN lair demand Ut t"e 4ao.Ito Tho
Ir0risiyns-Che tone ot me ma neS Ao- Wv
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THE BANK OF MANCHESTER.

,cse Of ,,isrount mud deposit on MONDAY, septen.
Der 18Th 1873 Its place of business Is eg1oiy ana
centrally located In 1.-The Traylor BUILDING, Oh
Hull street between Eighth and Ninth avenues;
This institution offers to the bust ness men VI MAI
chester aud Chesterfield county ADVANTAGES anu IL
duceinents superior to those offered by any o'hel Ill
this section. 1T, chat, Hrat
monthly insalment are required to pay III the 81 M
on mr. before September 18th. The undersigned VIII
ia repularly III his office 10 receiIe instruments.
=" A. G. ATrkISsOS, Cashier.
Manchester, September L., 1873 sc l2-ot
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tIE> SD TOGACCO-Ag0UT SALEM.
n ~s..i .@,'rncr If the Richmond DispaichI
!..aN.EG COUNTY, September 5, 1873.
i. crops ul corn and tobacco above
L:a. .'u3- look promising, 80 far as one
It'~..u- aG The cars can Judge OF them.
'afi"rr- ,v,.:l Justly engaged following for
"".~f aagd -. work appears 10 be well done
S. .." .,- 'A.y have gone The recent rains
..'e n"'u very favorable for this. Every
'"' ..,} nave il in his power 10 prepare the
..l @'.j h,lprc >ccding-tinc.
Everything looks cheering and prospcrou,
h. I'll, r'.4ipn o! country. Salem seems to
jos. quite a business place, and improving.
... a-yy Baptist church is going up steadily,
..' Men completed will be an ornament to
d.. i.arr. The present progress Of the work
.-t, well for the energy Of the pastor,
@e|. ". |. Shipman, as we'll rs for the en-
prise and libcrality Of the community.
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State of Trade at other Points
PETERSBURG. VA.

SEPT EMBER 1p.-fDt0n-Thcre IS u good inquiry
from spnncrs and some shipping demand. We
note sales of fifty bales thin range OF QUOTA
tons Sandy lots, snl?.c.: Ordinary, l2tGD .3tc. :;
good ordinary. l55ls:c.; low niddumgs, l76Il7tc.:
mdlings, i.ct.
Tobucco.-Thc breaks were again light today.
with some good shipping grades. The market rules
steady nj Sll.5oMsl3.5O for good dark shipping.
Lugs are shade off. except for tb0sc OF good body,
which are taken hy manufacturers At steady prices.
Weqlote Lugs, SJ0Gs3: working Tugs, SG5ollSt:25
shipping leaf, common TO very good, $s0s$l3: fine,
Sl3M$l4: filler leaf, common TO good ss.5OGl $40
very good, SlO.5OMSll.5 dark strong waXy leai
fktisky irel, suitable for black work, 81. 756iSli
for common 10 fine; coal-cur,-l wrappers, $l5GL
S73: uoldcScript leaf, SS.5OISll. Mouldy, warm,
and f,lnkcd tobacco is selling very low.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
Thursday, September IL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
Thursday, September IL.
OFFERINGS.
WuEAT.-White, l.72O bushels. Red, 2,0ie bushels
CoRS.-Whtc. 100 bushels. Yellow, 200 bushels.
Straw-colored, 100 bushels.
OATS-292 bushels.
RYE.-S bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT-Wh!te, 100 bushels very good ut Sl75
SO bushels very good at SIZE; 9! bushels at S17O; g.!
bushels common at Sl.55: 05 bushels common At
20: aS bushels good ut S.I3: 90 bushels good III
Sl72: 10 bushels good at Sl.75; eV bushels fair al
SlG5-tOtai, $50 bushels
WnEAT.-Rct. 80 bushels FultzSeed at S2.75; 10t
bushels good on private terms; Is bushels common
nj $3.50; Ito bushels common NJ Sl.55: 80 buslel:
common at Is; &C bushels fair t 81 60: 10 bslel:
iairat Sl.65; 10 bushels prime at Sl.75-totil, Dc:
bushels. ~
OATs.-s2 bushels very good Virginia spring nj
4sc lGJ bushels prime Nireinin spring ON private
terms 10 bushels good Virginia spring at 46c,-to
tai, -. bushels.
EYE.-s Bushels prime at soc.
RE-EXHIBTTED.
Constantine, 100 b hes. StraW-colorcu, 10y
bushels yellow, 200 bushels.
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..-. g. ,.-i.E,,rS-EEiIGloCS REVIVAL
THE CROPS.
....,.. - lh" Ei.nuonI DiSpatch.I
III. r W!GHT. September ., 1913.
A. >....: IN ~,.r anything III your column,
..... ,..> 5,.a'v Venture 10 remind, ana
.-.... 4. g.. Ii,Ir L. prove |" Nol III No.
...... ..u.- ~" arr It l"r; Of Virginia.
r....... N.tlrr>. and Daniel vii! have thc
. ~ulrurt ut tn" Conservative
:. g. ..t ...:- co,e,g. nr. George II. .lordali,
.... .. .uti qualifications and unilnpcac!i-
.. .....-iy d character. is nominated Tor
d.. -r........ f.latilv to the Legislature. Dr.
= II. l...... den. who flied That position last
,.,,.. .,.. ,Ao is well and tarorabiy known,
,..-.,...,.. ....-rd for the Senate. Their cleo
t,ua H. ard almost IL Il certainty. rs We
I-lir.y, ,.., .ay'v will be !u!iy aroused TO It's
dizzy.
On -. .n4 sunday in August the -Ictho-
dit rul.r.. lir,hcl-siX miles from SMITH
M...d. -" uHd handsome church, just I'M
l,A-I. lr,.~ Gyaic!..d to the service OF the
Lprd. Tarrr were about 200 persons pre-
S.4jt. and the meeting was protractea llVe
t.}-. .,>G..i&. in the conversion OF thirty
>lul-.
1t Irofractcd meeting held at Mill
swamp ,'Ureh, under the pastoral! charge OF
Rex. }. u. Want, sixty persons protested to
.ayc found l.ith in believing. \ grand feast
j, contemplated 1T this church. to take place
october 30. Other meetings in this vicinity
...y" been ncll, with varied ,,lcccss.
Tine corn crop III this section, where well
c.1t.y4ic,!, j very good. The peanut vines
very small. bat the nuts are filling we'll
and Ne are hoping for Il favorable crop.
Peasant, are the principal crop we raise for
safe. and Ia. Year The crop i'll this section
"a, >m;tA. and the sales AT very low prices
..'. made money very scarce. The large
~.,y c;op Of last year served greatly to
f. .rta. ..;> embarrassment and, altogether.
i0,aryrtAr hopes Of our people are brighter
t.>l ra.l lgyc been since the war. Many
'..,.i..,..- are being carried forward and
r:...~ ~ .-.0ltcd, OF which more anon.
HSlEIuEk.
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|MNHA PRIZES TO ElRGIslASs.-[Lynch-
t2. E.ynJican. l-The New York Worit
Publishes 4 corrected list Of the awards at
lie N..nna Exposition, from which welearn
la' oar towrl,men Mes>rS. John W. Carroll
a'1 Lgui, J.. Armistead were awarded
4"lal, .! l!crit-tlle highest award in that
@.i";tmcut-fors smoking tobacco. We con-
~saiaLdc these gentlemen on the honors they
lave won in Il contest in which manutactu-
w. :il over the world were their rivals.
..4a Il al fact worth considering that Lynch
~ carried of all the honors awarded to
NI,a.is.
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DEDICATION OF A CHURCH, Valley Tir-
qiutQn. THE Thinkers or German Baptists
have erected handsome and commodious
church in Bells Valley, Rockbrid@e county,
which was dedicated on Sabbath, 30th Of
August. Rev. Isaac Long preached the ded-
icatory sermon to large and respectful au-
dicnce. 4 loye-feast was held at the time.
This church is within the circuit and under
the jurisdiction of Rev. Samuel Driver, OF
Augusta county. No representative OF this
religious denomination had preached in that
section for twenty years until about eighteen
months ago. There are now about twenty
five communicates, and an increasing inte-
rest is manifested.
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Mr.. Duncan c. Lyle, formerly professor
in Washington and Lee University, has re-
turned from Germany, where he has been
attending lectures" for the past twelve
months.
The fall shipments of fat cattle from the
southwest to the eastern markets have COM
menced. The cattle of tais season are very
fine and will command good prices.-Ma-
rl0n Patriot.
The annual fair of the Southwestern Az
ricul,ural Society will be hold at the fair
,.uu..l.$, &C.: Wy..icI 40, u. .Le StL, 9th,
and 10th Of October.
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TEED AND PRODUCE.

Fed AND PRODUCE.
THE FERTILIZER.
Il YOU want your wheat to grow as tall
As a big chignon OH waterfalls
And Weld as much rs ever was done,
Try the Virginia Fertilizer, No. 1.
Manufactured ut home.
Where We know 10 tricks;
Cheap, lasting. and strong,
And acts very quick.
Buy you ono ton,
Then five or ten more
And tell your nciGhbors
All where you go.
TOD. r. HOCKADAf,
Fifteen twenty-cight Main street,
Dealer in Fertilizers, Produce, SO.
Aud everything sweet. 81 l--It-
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ALEXANDRIA, VA

SEPTEMBER lU.-Rccript, Of grain Of all kinds are
very light. hut prices not materially changed
Offerings Of 1865 lll,hrIS white ami rc wheat. with
sales of the for cr at SLID for very GOOD and OF the
latter ~ SO, Sl.GJ AMI slGj for fair to good, a
10 81 10 and Sl.75 foryery good to prime. small
offerings of white corn. with sales III G1GtG3c. Oats
brought I.lj !Jc. 81 l>lcl.
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4 VENERABLE CoupLE.-The Rev. John ).
Collins is OH visit to his son-in-law, Colonel
William X. Denny. This venerable divine
is now in his ninety.fifth year, and his wife,
who is with him, is in her eighty-fourth
year. Winchester Times.
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Feed AND PRODUCE.

WHAT GRAY MARE Eo
4 FOR SALE. ~
AGRAY MARE with glass eyes.
Quick active, aud good size.
Warranted gentle, sound. ana quick,
With one exception. she riHftc6.
Apply to j. K. HOCKADAi
For Potatoes, Onions, Grain. ana lay,
Produce and Feed, all complete,
AT l52S Main street. SC l.-N"
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LOUISVILLE, KY.

SEPTEMBER 10 -Leaf T1bacco.-Receipts from
planters show gradual decline, but the offerings
and sales were of larger volume than last week. anu
about $50 hogsheads In Of the transactions Oi
the corresponding week In 1872.
So settled and stc,drdst are values 1T this time,
and so full range do they maintain in comparison
with the prices ruling In the markets Of the sea-
board, Of the SorthwcS., and OF europe, where
buyers have 10 seek outlet Tor their stocks, that
there has been apparent room for fluctuations,
and it believed thai no material changes are to be
looked for throughout the RENAL ndcr Of the
The market is absolutely bare Of unusual or new
features, ana we repeat the quotations of Il week
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RICHMOND, September Is, 1873.
TIME UNDERSIGNED, HAVING PUR-
| CHASED THE MARkEr-HOUSE corner OF
Third and Main streets heretofore carried on by
Mr. kinsoD viii be pleased TO see the old patrons
70 whom he intends hereafter TO sell cheap and low
FUN 'N'h FRANK STANSBURY.
Recommend Mr.. stan;bury 70 my old patrons III
the tnorousne,t terms. uo,c,, ,rE,NccN
ee l.-Jt UINHoS - A~A>'~
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARkET.
The following is the report Of Mr.. L. Gimmi
wcighmasrcr. of the sales OF livestock from the
18th to the 10th Of September 1879:
CATTLE.-l56 head sold from 3C05sc., gross.
HoGS-ss head sold from 7GD73c. net.
SIIEkP-Snld per head for Si4S5, gross.
NEALS.-Per head. S5Ggfla.
LAMHS.-Sod per head from 50. 5O(GSt
Market well supplied with all Kinds OF stock.
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u" 7ih, 3tE, and 10th Of October have
'trt"h os The days npon which the
'"'s 10. ito' ...,c n.t. noi. ..iciA ~
-. - -ai.icu.
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nLD DOMINION BUSINESS COLLEGE,
No. 12f7 MAIN STREET
SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE.
No. 3 GRACE STREET. RICHMOND, Va.
Mrs. MARIA L. CARRlNGTON, Priacipal.

The twcuty-frst session of this institution will
commence on WEDNESDAY the lSt dtty of Octo'
Der, 1878. and will end the 30th Of Jsne, 1874.
The principal has been most fortunate IN securing
the aid Of Mr.. PIKE POWERS. whose a5ihtY aEd oX-
pcricncc In teaching are known AMI appreciated
throughout the South.
Full particulars will be furnished by catalogues
on application to the principal, or 10 West, John
st0u Il Co., Richmond, Va. $" lin
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EDUCATIONAL.

REISS MARIA BLAIR WILL REOPEN
lfl HER SCHOOL on the lsT Of OCTOBER al
No GID Leigh street. sc a-TuSFalss
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TVCTJsU FRESCH, AND GERMAN

IT. BOARDISCi AND DAY SCHOOL ior young
ladies and little girls, 81 Cathedral street
Sid. Miss Chaifre and Miss iiailerSiey, @
.1sistcI nv able professors reXt session opens sep
tenlbcr 18th Course of studies extensive coinprio
sing ali branches OF polite education French /. me
language of the school. Class LIQUORS ~ nr
Close oil the year. Circulars on appllcatlOl aN .9-t.
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woek past hrs had additional strength. md IL rnT
nrn stocks nre stcai. iDd we .ilus ssy rapialy.
being exhausted and the r0lders OF what remains
are Indifferent sellers being disposed bowcver. TO
meet tho current copsumptive demand. hut I'M
| willing TO sell round lots uness at considerably
higher prices than those current.
TbJaccO.-The reports from the tobacco sncslons
OF the c0uptry In regard to the growing crops are
yerv rraIIfyIng The continued favorable weather
has ad tendency 10 bring them out In fine coIiai
fOp sD1 unless an early frost should damage t,Gm
the crop viii be much larger than was ~ hfs' at'ci
pited. .,d ,, ;. ,
and without any particular change ~ pr,es rs, G
offerings, although composed mainly OF low aho
medium sorts, Includes also few tnc selections 81
leaf which realized good prices The total ffcringS
for Iii. veal, ,rnrn / nRShrLS anu Ill boxes.
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he followlncarc the prices current :


II is believed that the prospects of the standing
crop are improving, and are in the aggregate salts
factory. mi, -,. . ,.,.,
new features and the reports of business are less
satisfactory than week ago. We quote us follows
Fine bright Virginia twist and /. inches summer,
7oMs5c. medium bright Virginia twist, 8 and T.
inches, new, ss@s5c.; medium bright virginia ILi
Tireimiu, II inches, new. 43D!6c. Virginia ig coll
and pancake. s5@7Oc.; common, hs; virginia g :s@
SOC Louisville navy, TBS, S. 4s and S. bright, 500
sj6iisc.; Kentucky cable roll; 4sg15?c: smoking
DSrhau, genuine, lbs, IS, and IS, 55tg7oc; common
r. medium grades, As, IS, and A.. 3o@i5c.
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DICHLAND BOARDING AND DAY

lIJ LASyALE STREET. NEAR IARh A'EH'E'
" BALTIMORE, MD.
WILLIAM ID. MARTIN. 4. NJ. princinal, as
sisted Inv graduates of the University Of Virginia
French and German taught by eXEersnce,.d naive
masters Session commences SEfIEalbEh Di VI
Catalogues, with full particulars, sent 10 any az
dress Refers tn Professor Z. ;. Fenabic, I'm I'M
versity of Virginia; General T. NJ. Logan, kncs'-
mOud. Va 'l--n
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ST. LOUIS. BIO.

Io hogsiIeads and hoxes-at S. 7o6 $500, at IL
Gs5.so, at s7Gs7.sa at s.0abs9 30 at sll.1'4!
Sl225 boxes at sj.O9sl1; rejected, hosshcaas al
- 60 to 1920.
We quote r 100 fbs: Planters Jugs, s. z5Nds3s.7a
light weights and poor, :4.so@Ss.50; common ie,i
i7GIS775; medium ditto, ssGIS9: good diuo
So 25l 5000: factory dried shippingleaf q os,na)
Is s0lSlO; dark to good filters, SsG5!o.so; colorJ
and bright filters, Sil.50G $50; colory wrappers, s2(
ass: fine bright, Si06DS70.
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FINANCIAL.

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
THURSDAY, September IL, 1879.
Saea OF 2ldo Virginia interest certificates at 2s3
800 tax.receivable coupons at 75l.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-12

UNIVERSITY SCHOOL,
" No. 100 EIGHT II STREET.
The ninth session of this school will begin
THURSDAY, September o5th.
JAMES Il. TITOHSTON, A. Il. Assistant
HOWARD K. BAYSE, 4. M.,) Instructors.
TERMS FOR HALF sESsIoN-payable In advance
Elementary English .......................S30
English and Mathematics ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
Each language. ................,...
Clcrgymcu's sons, for all bra ches IS
no EXTRA CHARGES. .
BOYS Of eleven years Of age received, or II well
advanced even younger.
Circulars ut tie bookstores after September l0th.
Application may he AIDE to the Principal at NO.
HOS Capitol street. THOMAS II. NORWOOD,
scs1m Principal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-12
!, ICHMOND MALE ACADEMY,

D.S DOGGETT. JR.. PRINCIPAL,
CHARLES PoISDEyTER (UnverSityof Virginia and
University Of Berlin), Associ tie principal.
The next session of this school will commence
MON DAY. SEPTEMBER %.
TERMS: English. $an; Ancient Languages. EACH
az. German and French, each, &C., se1iit0cL
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Executors Notice,

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