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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-01

The editor of the Tobacco Leaf, a news
paper in ClarksviIle, Tenn, in response to
toast of the press: Gentlemen, the-the-
press. The Dre>s-as | said, the press.
tCbeers.l The mill, us remarked laughter,
The mil-and by the mill mean the flour
ing mills the great ciyilizer and distribu-
tor of the staff of life. The press and the
mil-the mill and the press-gentlemen
1-reat appause], the mill and the press
stand. so to speak, stand in intimate juxta-
position, of which the mill sustains most in
innate relations TO the press, while. both arc
productive of indiscriminate grinding"
IGreat applause.]
A Democratic newspaper in London Is
very sayaye-about the honorS PAID 10 The
Shah, and declares that only monkey in the
Zojlocical Gardens has exhibited vestlSe
of manliness and independence. When the
Shah attempted to poke this animal with a
stick the indignant creature seized it, and
erinned defantly at tue majesty OF Persia
=" And this" philosophers our newspaper.
" shows how superior monkeys are TO may
orS, Had the Shah kicked one OF the latter
oll The MAYORS 10 the kingdom would have
enyied him the distinction, and resrettee q
that their person had not been honored by
Il similar infection" J.
An Eln,ira milkman has introduced no.
yeltv in the way of furnishing milk to his
customers. In his wagon are arranged IN
side racks containing quart and pint glass
bottles. filled with fresh milk, full measure
These bottles are delivered as required, the
customer returning the. bottle left the DAY
before. Each bottle is tightly corked, and
can be laid in cold water, keeping 1t fresh
and sweet, or set away in cooler, taking -
but little room. F.'F' "
After long chase, the other night, q
Lowell man, wearing nothing but shirt,
caught rascal who had thrown awashtut
through the window of store. AS the
cantor was leading the offender to station
house, a policeman appeared, and mistakine
the scantily clad man for the wrong-doer,
arrested him, and allowed the person WHO
hurled the washtub to escape. TIL a~.-
An obseryant lady says that she was ne Pe
so much inclined to laugh in church as on ,
recent Sunday, when, walking down, to-
broad aisle after service, she saw that ever,
woman ahead of her was using her left hDlt
in arranging that portion OF her dress adorn
ING her back, and before she was aware OF i
found herself similarly employed. -
The Montgomery White Sulphur Spring
have now 475 visitors, and rapidly i.ncreas
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

THURSDAY, July 81, 1sIa.
Country Produce.
Roots: Ginseng sOgs5c. seneca, without top, soc.
BeespGr: 2S@3ec. " D.
Butter: Prime to choice yellow, 2Og"sc. poor to
good, l2315c.; common, sQHi0c- .
Broom Corn: Green, 6aGac. red, SsG4c. r.
Corn Meal: CSC. "a br1shcl.
Dressed. Meats: Sailed pork, s@9c.
Eqqs. In barrels lsc. ~ dozen; in crates, 19c. a
dozen. Dull aud declining.
Flour: Virginia country Is quoted to-day: Fine,
s6Gss IS; supertine, $7@S7.25: extra SL75; fam
ily o. binary run, $S5OGss.75 fancy brands, slo5o
9*ll.5o.
E oilers: Prime live-goose, ss@75c.; common, DO
F7arssed: sl.sa@sl. 30 u bushel
Hlu: Virginia timothy, $l.o51s1.9o: clover, S5@
Lard: Country, loo. .#- .-"n
outs: Balcd, none III market.
Potatoes: Irish, 7sc. G$l q busheL r
Rye: soQ1s5c. 2 bs,shel.
sSunaac: SLIPS. t..
I &anckS: Sl2o@Sl.26.
1hitoto: 7sQlsc. q d.
Wool: Washed, 4o@Riac.; unwashea, 24G?sc.
Cement, Lime, Plaster, &c.
Cement: s225Qp$2.3o p barrel; Rosendale 81. so.
Lime: Agricultural. lo@l2tc. y bushel Virginia.
indian Rosk, y :ssqlsl'4o Riverton Si2Sgsl 30;
Plaster: Lump, none IN marker; ground, sls;
Dry Goods.
Bros21, Sheetinas and Shirtings: id Manchester.
James sRiasstss
hy:r afaaisv EHef mo- .9e Fo On sa 1ss
bridge, &C.; 81 Lesksviiie, 1$c: a ". cones-
ioSc.; io-s Pepperiil, aSc. lo-i City, s2sc.
Blcdcled Shirtings and Sheettngs: A. Wamsutta,
1stc; Al Masonville, l5.c: Al Rockdalc l4sc.;4A
I'D Onpidl. ID AyOQ1alp.
loo; Barnsbry &C. Red Dog, SIC. b sct!lats,
ssc Methuan 7as; p peter5 ,er 7c l0s Wal
BrOlyn Drills: Petersburg, llsc.; Westford, l2sc.
t Cassa jeans: Pavania, losc.; Amoskeag, ls.c.
Denims: Harlem, l2sc.; Boston Steam Mills, l2ac.
Prints: American. loo; Aliens, loc: Rich
mond lee s ;6sc ,mon iase MerriGs
1o,c.: Mallory iI!c.: Oriental. loo. Pacific, ioac.
Arnold, &C. ;Amoskeag, &C.; Wamsutta. 7;c.
Cunbrics: Rice, &C.: English, &C.
Drugs, Dyessuifs, Oils, &c.
Alum: &c. ~
Alcohol: s2.l5@s2.2s q gallon.
Concentrated Lye: ~ q case OF four dozen.
COpper1s: &c.
Cochtneat: 81 "a n.
Extract Of Lo3lcood: lsc.
indigo: S1.2Sc.
7 1its: Linseed. sl.loasl.Is: machine, elRsl.D:
snerm S2as: whale, &c.: 5traits 7oGS7se.; lard.
q Sailon: Yirgnta lubricanng, sOc kerosene :sc.
o. gallon.
!. Race Ginger: Ice. !
SoGa: SAL, &C., in kegs; English soda &C.. Ameri-
can. tic.
Spsras Ttrpentine: soe. Hi
Fertilizers
Guano: Peruvian. $50; Guanape, e1a v ton;
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From Culpeper County.

r.. .-.t-gya!t:cc o! the Richmond Dispstrh.l
CrLrErER. VA. July 30. 1878.
tn, Gown contains about three thousand
....f. Tn, name of the old lord for whom
u. .,t, named WAS originally spelled Cole
.. ..~r. In 1850 this was one of the snug
-. .''.rt towns in the State, drawing largely
, ,a,n did, upon IA country rich IN ca
....t ~ produce grain, grass. TAT cattle, and
......l.ag and women. Ii rather mnriteS
..., aa. pisces through this country now to
.., y, 'front.' ot Il magnificent mansion a sign
.-l.ai With the words "tor sale" upon it.
au.t here one newspaper office, that Of
f.... iulia.prr oi$"rr.r--two female schools.
oar under Episcopal auspices, and in
ST., ,Af."ot Mr.. Heating Nelson; the other
.'r "li~lrr Female ln>trtulr), under Bap-
g. ttl>;;rr>. with Captain Pcnick as prin-
...': eye public lrcc.>chool. lately under
1..c.rroi Rev. Mr.. stone and twoaSSistant>:
y.i:uui churchc>-Raptlst, Methodist, Pres
'sagau, and Episcopal.
l. j currently reported here that Rev.
Vi. F,trrkin Will ere long resign the pas-
'ar.'" If the Episcopal flock in answer to Il
rs" .o another charge.
Amongst the improvements | note the
s.,.'lyn Of 4 new court-bouse. III il cost OF
,.,1'.'n thousand dollars. and the opening
3 la".r library and reading-room. The
..t-Iy contains u tine assortment OF books,
'9r vi which would delight an antiqlary,
~r.ah T. copy Of one of the first editions Of
daGl>ou'- Dictionary.
Il>, fHiI Mr. thcncZer GnSs. ofthiS county,
>hlP.d to Queen Victoria Il barrel OF Allie
uutgIy ppplm>. Tor which her Majesty sent
lam m autograph letter of thanks and ui-
'~.'"d Ahcmarle pippinS to be admitted
,.' Il duty. Thanks to Mr.. Goss, the
a.Mrdm~u of New Jersey ship anples Of
very lind Tree OF duty under the pseudo
n!m ri .Ajhrmarle pippihs. ALPHA.
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.o,, Prince Edward County.

Letter '' ,rr,x p.rvlsr AssociA-
yyHTI>G ~ ~" ~ r,,S
,,,a n,.r,,cn1
lN''"r,'" =, Drr5,, I,Jv % 1879.
n', n.,,;,t Associations il now
The '"a>''n y. ,,, v,, sunnress E" Viator "
%. baud. ana NV" ',' n,,nnrt,,n;tv oC knew
,t8g readers WIZ '', .hn,,,
wi. some thN-> '''. ~, we" ~ ,ho ,,rom,,t,x
The arnNa' Ia''''"e - WV ,'.,,, Irn;op
,.,,la', was ron>','su '",'..'' WV"
n.ah, rN"c' t.uN'I" ." 'on;,.,,,,d =, tho
In, morning session. n a',,,or,. .rrr,on nv
,-,a,h'0- vt ,h' '.''' ,,.ho d;s,,,ssrd tho
m,. L. :. IA. '',, w" ~ ,ha church. :"
N3"N ana ,>r,,r,rordrnt did
0-.", r>aim> L.. wa ,ra' so,.,,nr bu, i
r., MmNc IN '1n' I" Wa. '' ~, NV ,hns, who
-, uo.t iaNoFahN Si""'" -
ar1 present. a,,r;r, ,vhich tho
N''| I'm 'N'''l1'S, ,,,,',,,Iy rrrrt,shn6 the
-~pr man WIS '",m,'"",,s Thn road.
,.,.'.r''"n nl'' 'yn S 81 ,hn, tba Assorio.
Il thr jr'''> ''''' y. ;" ,n,'r,,,,,, Chow,
. . = '"ni">'" a,,,;,,,x ,,,, ms,
n" hrn :. =. 'liI,,,,,,- rc,,art.d Win
,-... AVA - 0",''.; s," ,,,, ,',,,i,,,,a
.,n,A vera Que, "'' ,si't ~. ~ u
}a' "''a'''". ~ ; i,",, ,,,. =. -
& r.an zoe 49, 49,. ''' 'aa ~.
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Ns.''"h, ", ~, ,,.',,, 49,, ,r.,,.mr,,.
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Slate Of Trade at other Points.
NORFOLK, VA,

JULY 28.-COt0n.-The tone OF the market to-day
very uu sales OF SO bales on basis OF lssc for
low middiing. The receipts were SIS bales ex-
ports ass bales, and stock on the market 3s7l baes
C0rn.-The market is steady: sales OF a,4Oo bush
els white and slightly mixed al Sac, and 7vo bushels
mixed at soc.
Oats.-Msrket quiet; sales of 900 bushels at soc.
Wheat.-Market dull sales OF 100 bushels red and
white at $i.3o@Sl.sO. =
EgQS.-Saes reported at lie.
Green Trlck.-Irsb potatoes, $a9sa p barrel
Cabbage. IS - hundrcd. Onions, 81 % barrel. To-
matoes soc. u box. Apples, 75c. @&l 81 barrel. Dam
SOILS, $3.50 fa bushcl.-- Virginiait.
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STRUCK BY L1aHrNING.-On last Sunday,
while the Rev. .. A. Kinsolying. rector OF
the Episcopal church at this place, was de,
livcring the morning sermon, a loud ana
sudden peal of thunder startled the whole
congregation, ard it was very evident that
some object very near the church had been
struck by lightning. 1t proved to be large
forest poplar just in the rear of Mr. VIII
lingham's house, about hundred yaros
from the church.
This tree had been struck BY lightning
once before, and ON this second occasion
large portion of the top was Knocked on,
and the tree, being hollow and dry on the
inside, was set on fire and almost entirely
consumed before the fire was put out by the
rain on Sunday night.-HaAifar Record.
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THE CIARLEsT0y COTTON. RICE, AND
NAVAL sTORES MARKET.

I MONDAY EyEHfNG+ July. zs.-CoTTONs-Th+re
was moderate Inquiry, with easier rates prevail.
Sales about 3eo bales, part Of which were sold
on Saturday evening" say 10 ut 1esc. at flc 30 sc
12c; at I2tc nj f2ic.; SO at No.; nc 14tc: at
49,: NJ le3c. ut Fc.; lat 1sc; at l9tc.; 81 ut
i9sc. /; mt istcs We quote. ,@1fs-t-s}S's
- LryEHPooL CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior, 10Gl5c.: ordinary 10 good ordinary, II
fgt7sc. low middling, lslc.; midtng iaic.; strict
mfddiiDg, 100.
Rice-Thls grain wis in fair demand at arm
pricess sales about lla tieTees clean Car0lira,
among which were 50 terces st ssc. 10 at ssc d.;
also 80 bushels interior rough rice at s1soI4L75 "
busnel. Wequote common TO fair ut fte7ttc.; good,
ssa1s3c.
spirits furpentine aud l2ss barrels rosfn salcs 500
barrels strained to extra No. rusin not previously
mentioned at $40 ~ barred also to-day 200 barrels
pentine m ~ be quoted ct S2.7sqgS2 ~ barrel Tor
ytryfu-SsIES.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
Thursday, July 81.

WBEAT.-White, e4oS bushels. Red, l,Sse bushels.
CoRS.-White, 5s8 bushels. Mixed, $50 bushels.
OATS.-27S bushels. .....# .....
SCREENING $50 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT.-White, ala bushels prime at 81. rs; 1,352
bushels very good ut Sl.73; lao bushels very good
at $l.70; 3O6 bushels very good on private terms
81 bushels good at Sl.6, 800 bushels At SlB7; 2SS
bushels good private terms 1874 bushels good ut
FL SIS; % bushels fair at Sl82; 260 bushels fair at
81 80 l72 bushels common at SLso; 80 bushels COM
mon nj $3.50; % bushels common ut Si.2oi SO bush
els on private terms-tOtal, Alto bushels.
WuEAT.-Red, 100 bushels very good at 81 66; 316
bushels good at &l.6O; 9s bushels good on private
ut sl.l5; 100 bushels on private terms-total, Sl2
bushels
CoRN.--WEite, 10 bushels prime Virginia At s4c.
Mixed, $50 bushels very good Virginia at 7sc.
OATS.-278 bushels very good new Virginia at 57c
SCHEESINGS.-3O bushels at 6oc.
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The Louisville Couyier-Journai, noticing
the complaint of a Western journal that tue
expiration Of the franklng privilege WI ae,
pnIv means BY which they could obtain
vali1abIe political documents free of cost,
saws. .That is u deplorable deprivation
indeed, How often have we, in travelling
tbro,ok the South, seen thousands Of freed
n,sn Sitting on the top of tcn.rail fences for
miles along the highway, their black 'heads
looking like the high notes ID oar OF IN music
reading the half-dozen volumes oi .ne M.
klux report with all the INTENSE sd ~
displayed by Silas Wegg Wten DC e, Ieau 't Nc
Decline and Fall of the Russian empire 70
Mir. Bo1in." r..
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REUNION OF TIE FILLMORE FAMILY.-A re-
union of the Fillmore family was held at the
residence Of Calvin L. Fillmore, IN sclo,
Michigan, on the 10th. Ut the family, i've
are living and were present-yiz., Olive A:
Johnson, aged 10, living in Scio; Mlllard
Fillmore, aged 10, at Buffalo, n. T.; Cyrus
Fillmore, aged II, at Orland, Ind. Calvin
T. Fillmore, aged 63, and Julia Harris, aged
81 years, recently from California. The la
dies are both widows, and all have families.
The Ann Arbor Register says all were IN
good health, hale, and hearty.
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goUvsyuLE. KY.

JULY 2s-Cotton was unchanged, the Liverpool
market being quoted stronger, but New York weak
and almost nominal for spots.
The leaf tobacco trade exhibited very snrunken
Dimensions.
Provisions are generally steady, with a fair de-
maud for bacon.
The grain market was nrm ana nncnangea
throughout. Oats being exceptionally nrni, Win
scarcely any In market
Flour was quiet and weak.
Groceries were firm at last prices.
DAIRY stores and perishable produce were In good
demand. with good stocks, aud prices IRE without
noticeable change.
Among the sales we note 10 caska clear rib bacon
ddes az iotc 10 terces lard st &c, 20 halfcasss naa
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WILMINGTON, N. G.

July 2s--SptYits OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $40
casks. Sales Of 100 tasks u. N. L. Market quiet.
s s. So pale s IT and fs 50 q p sH
at 1925. Market quiet. -.'--.4
Crude Turpentine,-Sales of III barrels ut %. 20
for virgin and yeliow-lip, and 81 for hard. and 81
barrels at IS for virgin and ycllow-dip, aud $2 for
hard-a decline OF zoe. since last reports. Market
TaresaIes of 81 barrels ut 1856 q barrel. Mar
ket steady.
Cosro1:.-Receipts, Is bales; sales Of 10 bales ut
lie. az b. Market quiet and n0minaliy unchanged
at the following quotations.: Low ordinary, s3c. %
D. ordinary, lac good ordinary. isc. strict good
ordinary, 17c low middling, l7se. strict low mid
Sf,tY -
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LYNCHRURG. VA.

JULY .-Wheat.-Receipta of wheat are stu
light. Market is very firm; prime lots meet with
ready sale. 1t Is very important that it should be
put In the very best order before sending market
otherwise It viii not bring the highest price
of old on the market Considerably reduced. The
demand is altogether fc,r consumption.
Butter:EPrime o'.tter is very scarce; demand
quite active.
I'ornIMarkct poorly supplied; demand good
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.

Joy ?s.--NeG wheat begins to arrive more free.
IS. but there Is noticeable change In the quality OF
samples offered; sales OF white at 1854 Tor good
si5s for good to prime; OFFERINGS OF 1855 bushels
Corn Is quiet and steady; offerings OF 724 bushels
mixed With sales at ~ aud 75c for Inferior rs and
SOC. for good samples u small lot of yellow was
offered but sales made. Rye land oats are In light
receipt, with saes of the latter at aOc.-G azetke
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I Glance nj Some Of the Delegases 10
Ihr Lynchburg Genyention-How u
L"ol,cr-on was AfIectcd-Gutfee Mas
ter OF the Situation.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatcl.l
RlcE's DEP0r, July 20, 1878.
\ trip from Richmond RIA tue Danviiie
rut Atlantic. Mississippi and Ohio railroads
to-day Possessed peculiar interest from the
IA; tint thu trains were crowded with dele
l.t,, ~ the " Black-and-Tan " Convention in
Lyn,;bur2. seeing our friend Colonel
~'loIucr on board soon after we left Rich
M4ud, We thought that lie was probably look
amG u for some escaped penitentiary con-
vat, and in truth it did seem fit company
~ " Igh to hunt one of these gentry.
ICING 10 one OF the front coaches Us IA
io"kcr-ou in Vienna" Your correspondent
bound certain carpet-basgers bobnobbing
"tA some of the colored troops" hug
-ju@, almost kissing. them. aud seeming very
hIAIou> 10 get them exactly fright, in Or
''"f t.mt they might :" light brnvcly" when
-" supreme moment ciii.c.
When sc reached Burkeyll!e the crowd
"a> -Welled BY the delegation from Norfolk
ana intermediate points, and we had a scene
winch bcggarS description, and which hope
never to witness again.
" white and black stood in the aiSlcS,
mixed freely together, and discussed in loud
tones and with violent gestures the claims OF
thc rival candidates-as the fumes of mean
cl@aFs and meaner whiskey mingled with the
Worse perfume of carpet-hag9er," " scala
Ma. and Niger and as coarse jests,
"h,cruc Oaths. and vulgar jecrs were freely
landed about--We were affected with a
ioaihing disgust We cannot describe, and
Exclaimed from the depths of 4 full heart. " Is
- Fp$Stt!+ that such cattle as these are TO
@'-.1.. rho ShGU be the merit Governor of this
ij1rd Oil Commonwealth ~ 1t WAS evident
81 single -iAuc" that Cutlpe was master OF
ih" situation and felt fully his Importance.
ihyr" was the bright mulatto, the ginger
tT"W complexion, and the Siulon pure "cbo-
>H",' -Izzard-loot.' sitting on the same
sat, or standing in the aisle or on the plat
torn in loving embrace and close confab
wan the " lnoral-idca man, whose speech
i"'mlcd him as mailing from the land Of
Wooden nutmrgs. or whose very counte-
nance Indicted the depths of degradation
'' which he had fallen. Cuflee H,ts all
"!"a'hcd IN smiles, swelling with sense
- Ais dignity, and evidently regarding it
II . proud hour in his life.
bul bold. Ny feeble pencil is inadequate
!" portray the scene. Would that Jimmy
'n"urdln had been there to have given lis
H'"'"r& u an Excursion to The LyachbetrJ
."ncru'tou."
We noticed i'll the rear couch large num-
'"I Of respectable passengers, among whom
we're Rev. Drs. Curry and Burrows, of your
cay, with their families; Rev. Or. Peck, of
ne Union Theological Seminary; Rev. Dr..
>Edn"r, OF Nottoway; Rev. II. Petty, OF
"iccn"sNlIle; Judge Farrar, of Amelia; aud
others.
got OF at Rice's depot, and must turn
over The delegation 10 your special CORE
epondent in Lynchburs. LANGLEY.
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At n meeting of the Conservatives of
Cuckoo township beld at Frederickshall on
Saturday the 10Th of July, 1873, Mr.. X. w.
Voolfolk being called to the chair, DR.. G.
II. Cooke was appointed delegate, and Ma
jor \. j. Richardson alternate. to represent
this township in the State Convention to be
held in Richmond, Va, on the 9th of Au-
gust. The meeting then adjourned.
r. w. VOOLFOLK, Chairman.
n. c. Harris, Secretary.
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LOST, sTRAYED, 6c.

r OsT-s25 REWARD.-Leit my .ssssS
Il lot on Sunday morning, July 2tI; -
We ose eight months old answ ers to the name Of
T ca had on leather collar End small chain and
maH.I No 3.aea, reward Of $25 will be given for
his return to No. 624 north Eighth street, or to the
Sonthern Express office. I au 1T"
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Ihe following is the report Of Mr.. l.. Ginmi
unighmaster. Of the sales OF livestock from tb,
?s1h to the aOth of July, 1873. Market well supplied
and prices declining: -. /
CATTLE.-l4o head, sold from 33@5ic- gross.
4 SHEEp.-6l head sold from tdsc, gross
! HOGS.-l37 head sold from 8s617{c., net. ~.
l LAMBS.-Sod per head from %3tnSi.5O.
/ VEALS.-Per head, $46S13.
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TOR INFANTS AND lNvALIDS.

RAcAUOUT DEs hRABEs, genuine French:
LIEBIG's FOOD FOR INFANTS, by sayory Il Moore,
London;
IIEBiG's FOOD FOR INFANTS, by Nichols, Boston;
I.CTEoUS FaRINA, substitute for mothers milk:
PREPARED ENGLISH BARLEY. In one-pound TN
cans;
PREPARED SCOTCH DAT MEAL, IN one-pound pack
FRESH BERMUDA ARRow-ROoT, TAPIoCA, SAGo,
&C., &C., for sale 1T
3v,s ol9 slain street.
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CHICAGO, ILL.

July 2s.-FlouT.-The first lot Of new flour was
offered for sale on yesterday, and IS barrels were
wheat, and was received from Kansas City, the
brand being /" diamond Mills" In spring extras
superfnes, ETC., there was very little movement
either oh local or shipping account, but the stocks
were only moderately large, and prices ruied hrm
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

T1YE. EAR, AND THROAT DISPENSE.
r. RY.-I have established at the corner of! Broad
and Fourth streets a DISP kNsARi, for the treLt'
meut of diseases Of the EYE, EAR, aud THhoAI.
Office hours, from ] 20 7. M.
otA'00 - RANDOLPH BARkSDALE, d. ID.
~ 2a-d&sw2w = -
: ,,,nIER sMITr, c. MAURICE SMITH.
r AMBLER SMITH & BROTHER,
u ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
ROOMS Nos. Z AND . MARSHALL HALL
corner Of Tenth and Bank streets,
RICHMOND, VA. -..-.
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PosTAL.--The pos.-office at Stephens's
Grove, Cupeper county, Va, is discontinued
for want of candidate; the papers to go to
Stephensburg;
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FISHING FOR BRA1ss.-Howard Paul says,
pleasantly, in ChGf:.
"a distinguished Psychologist recently an
nounced that fish diet was q great suppler
of phosphoric brain power, and advised that
all persons whose pursuits made heavy
draughts on their intellectual resources
such as lecturers before the Young Mems
Christian Association, newsboys, writers OF
theaYr;cnl advertisements and patent medl-
cines, and electric chain-band certificates,
H Iibretto ,'l of opera bouhe--should devour
soles, live on cod and generally 60 in t lGr
whiting and stewed eels to recupela'e .lleii
intellect. I grieve to say that the expert
mept is a failure. The paper-wasters Of my
acquaintance who ate fish voraciously IN Inc
cause of science and bellies lettres. give
no more indications of phosphorlc hre III tne
upper story under the new regimen thall
when they dined in their usual way at their
usual restaurant, or put up with the cheer;
full pot-luck that their various homes ofered'
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4 SAD AfrAiE.--Wc learn that w. T. Du-
pny, Er4, nwe!known and highly esteemed
y''!zcn OF this county, having occasion a few
uais since 10 administer Il dose of medicine
70 one of his chldrcp-his only boy-gave
H. Through mistake, morphine for Quinine,
Producing death III short time. -Farsauilie
tonHsCnEeuih
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Mhr0ls Morton was the defeated candidate
.'' governor OF Massachusetts fifteen times,
"Ho succeeded 1T the sixteenth election By q
a,"3ofi'y OF one vote out Of 102,9GS votes
gwen.
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HANyIT,J,F va

July 2n.-Bacon.-Sides, western, l2@ll3c. shoul-
ders, lOG1lc. hams, 20G22c. -.
Beef.-6@13c.
Ldrd.-N@lsc. Z
FDur:-saperfue. $3.50; extra, sloso; family,
ll.5o@Sl' SO.
Vheft.-SI.5e@ $l.es.
Corn.-s9c. @Sl. q.
0ais.-sheaf. sI.so@sl.7s; shclled, 75c.
Bee8,5dr .-25@13oc. ..g
Observation-Disclosures ..
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con sides at ia3c; 10 nalf-casks efear bacon side
tfscse af TsGEtze Se Bafsefs a6softed -four at s,g
% 50; 400 pounds country 6nttcr ~ fsSzte. 200
d Fl sS s ~ 1ass S,S ss - ~
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~ Is
HOMEMADE TRUSS.

Having received the agency OF the fl0ME-NADE
'TRUSS.I arm prepared to furnish all VINO are III
want IL is the most COMFORTABLE and DURA-
BILE Truss In use US also IL Is the c9sapes,
or the money refunded. For further Information
.cnJi nt FRAYSER'S Drug store,
corner Eighteenth and Franklin streets.
10 oo-endIm Richmond, Va.