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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-05

Police COURT, TUEsDAY--Justice ]. j.
While presidtng.-The following cases
were disposed of:
Edgar Meekins. charged with trespassing
upon and attempting to stop the hack of Eli
Page on the streets. Fined $3.50.
Michael Mullen, charged with being drunk
and unable to take care of himself. Com
mltted to Jail for sixty days in default of Sc
curity.
Philip johnson, charged with using abu-
sve and threatening language to Martin
Ryan. Fined $3.50.
james T. Hartiu, charged with misde.
meanor. Sent on to Hastings Court.
John Carter, charged with tresplssing
upon the premises of Charles G. Fulcher and
abusing his family, was required TO give Sc
curity in the sum of S10O for thirty days.
Elizabeth Jeter, charged with Keeping a
house of iIl-fame and abusing 7. W. Clarke,
was required to give security in 500 for her
good behavior for three months. No proof
OF charge of keeping house Of ill-fame.
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UNgAiLABlE LETTERS REMAINING N THB
RlcRAoSp PosT-OFrIcE AUGUST 5, 1S74.-W.
h. Burnett. Rockland, Queen county, Long
Island, n. Y: George Grant, st. Louis, Mo-;
L. Fl. Gnnther, No. 80 Lombard street, Balti-
more, Md. (: W. j. Harris, Old Sweet Springs,
Montgomery county, w. Va; Judge Theo-
dore G. Lyon. Columbus, Miss; E. j. Krebs,
Bank street below Ninth, Richmond, va.
Master Owens, Marshall street, Richmond,
Va; Miss Ann Singleton, Abingdon, Va;
one with no address.
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s.i:S't. SEtcA E;ss. DC.

&lHAl ED, from The premises OF Mr.. EN,11N
- u. \. Mom"ur.. binwiddie county. onLCIA
rua",} jaty iJ;h, i.l MAKE. right hind foot
".t', ~ ain'r whit" ma X mtnc and tall black
a.. al IL 'tvu iEIn'i~ high. he had shoes OH her
'ti it'. ta>l .c,n near Ford depot, on the outn-
s@r fri'r"ai. hhrri reward will nc paid - any
""m WI" Mil H,liTer her 10 Ar. COUSINS, Din
Middle '"lrtlI"uS-. uu 5-4teou*
NNilI IE.-LOSt or mi>iaid, CERTlF1.
~ ATE 40. 50 Of forty shares Of old stock Of
tir \E.niI ire amt Marine Insurance Company.
IL t.e ih'hr "r Richard &. WORKMAN.
Ai'i'''4t 4ti"n viii he made for the reissue OF said
ST!n tDWlN WORKMAN,
CHARLES r. WORTHAM.
y !W-2i"2n surviving Executors.
O>I, on Th!rtccnth street, near 81. James
4 U"icL >ina.i SAFE KEY. The finder will
I.sn i.ay i al hi, Office. au 3-3t
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PRoMoTED.-Mr. Charles II. Dodamead has
been appointed the Richmond freight agent
OF the Richmond and Danviile railroad, oice
Mr.. William f. Butler, resigned. Mr.. Doda-
mead is son of Thomas D0damead, Esq,
the well. known railroad manager, has been
connected with the Danville road for the
past eight or ten years, and well merits the
DrOmOtlOb
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INSTALLATION OF UFFICERs-PIC-NIc.-Ata a
regular meeting of Lee Grove, No. I, U. A.
o. D., held on Monday, the following officers
were installed by Noble Grand Arch, Au-
gust Pohig: D. Fl. Patterson, noble arch ;
w. FL. Knautf, vice arch; W. D. Bateman,
secretary: J. 3. Newell, treasurer; II. Aus
tin, inside guardian; j. b. Haley, outside
guardian; E. S. Joues, conductor; c. G.
Burk. right-band bard to noble arch; j. B..
Bear, eft-band bard to noble arch; ". r..
Wood, right.hand bard to vice arch j. F.
Austin. left-hand bard to vice arch.
This Grove, it will be remembered, will
have a grand picnic ut Riverside Park TO-
day. Boats will run regularly from the
foot of Eighth street.
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WALK UP, GENTLEMEN, AND SETTLE.--Po.
lice Justice White yesterday Issued large
nums.er of executions against persons VINO
have failed to take out their licenses accord
ing to las.,, and who have been fined therefor.
Among the number were several lawyer and
one or two d1ctOrs.
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Amhmond 1ispatrh.

TTHE CIRCULATION OF THE Dis
PATCH Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
OF THE CITY.
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C,HEESE. FISH, BACON. FLOUR, AND
" LIQUORS Fifty boxes prime CHEESE (coD-
slant supply all sunmer);
200 barrels No. l North Carolina CUT HER
RINGS;
100 barrels Nos. /, 2. and 8 MACKEREL. new
rs hogsheads CLEAR klB-SlDsS, SHOUL-
DERS, and hams;
10 tons ROCK SALT Constant supply on hand !;
SO packages USBORNh'S JAVA and RIO PRE-
PARED CUFFEE, for which We are sole
agents for Virginia;
* barrels DEMERERA MOLASsES;
900 boxes SOAP, all grades
Also. Sugars, Teas, Tobacco. Cigars, Snuff
Soda, Flour, Buckets, Tubs, Twine, Paper, &c.
ALSO,
so barrels HANGER s. CO.'S and ". a. ABB
NkYS PURE AUGUSTA COUNTY IVA,
RYE WHIsKEY. for which we are agents.
full supply OF other LIQ QUORb A. wholesale only.
&C. % ROGERS & MCCANCE.
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DEATH OF YoUNG CiTIzES.-Mr. Charles
c. Moore, grandson of the late William
Allison, died yesterday afternoon, in the
twenty fourth year of his age. He will be
buried from the Broad-Street Methodist
church this afternoon at 5 o'clock.
The members of the bar will meet ut the
Circuit Courtroom at IL O'Clock this morn
ing TO pay the usual mark of respect to the
memory Of Mr.. Moore.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES undtrshirts, mt the Lowest
prices, for sde b. L. 3. SPENCE & SON.
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MoRTUARY.-The report of deaths in the
city during the past week, published this
morning. contains some interesting facts, one
of the most agreeable of which is that du-
ring the week the total number of deaths in
the city was 81, while for the week ending
August 2, 1873, the total number OF deaths
WAS Gl
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COMPLIMENTARY ExcuRsIoN.-The second
annual benefit excursion, rendered to Cap
tain McCanu, of the First Regiment band
comes off on Wednesday next, the 18th in
slant. The party will make an excursion
down the river, through Dutch Gap, etc., etc
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AUCTION SALEs THIS DAY.

J. L. APPERSON, ~ NJ, ut Blaudon, the resi-
dence Of z. VI. Tabb In Henrico near the New
Reservoir, farm horse and wagon, household
furniture, miscellaneous library, &C.
PAINE, CABELL & CO., 10S A. NJ, dry goods,
boots, shoes, hats. clothing, notions. &c.
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These Springs. situated in the beautiful Warm
Springs valley, are accessible from Coyington, on
the Cnesaueake and Ohio railroad, over fine turn
Ing In full view of the celebrated Falling Springs
and the magnificent scenery on JacSson's river.
The afr Is pure. dry, aud bracing, and fogs, so
comm III In mountainous regions, are hare almost
unknown.
The bathing is delightful and exhilarating. Pure
freestonc water from The mount ins IS conveyed by
pipes through the buildings and grounds for all
purposes.
Music by Kessnich's Band, and ample facilities
for amusement and recreation provided.
Telegraph and pOst-ollice In the hotel.
Rcard, S3 per day; $3.50 per week; and S60
per mooth. Chill 'ren under ten years and colored
servants half price.
NJ. ID. Houston, M. D., resident ply sician.
descriptive pamphlets 10 be had OF Nessrs PuR-
CELL. LADD & Co., Richmond. or OF the manager
OF the Springs. B. NJ QUARLkS.
~ 81 2aw3w Manager.
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REFUSED TO SET ASIDE TIE VERDIcr.-1n
the Henrico Court yesterday Judge Minor
heard the argument in the case of George
Goyernatur on motion to sci aside the YER
dict of the jury, and refused to grant the
motion.
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Acc1DEsT.-Mr. S. Gresham, a bricklayer,
while at work Monday on DR.. Chiles's house,
in Manchester, fell from scafold and was
very badly injured.
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By WHOM CERTIFIED.
Regular practitioners. 2 7-Board OF Health.....
COMPARATIVE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
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sUMnER RESORTS
I EW'S HOTEL,
WEST POINT. VIRGlNl

WEST POINT, VIRGINIA.
This popular summer Resort Is now op1n for the
recepiion OF visitors. Surrounded by a deiighifni
GROVE, where the healthy and pleasant sea-hreeze
can be eBjoyed be II day and night. 1t offers advan.
tages rs SUMNER RETREAT eqp2led by but few
hotels and excelled by none IN Eastern Virginia.
OYSTERS, Fish. CRABS. and the other luxudes
peculiar TO this section arG enjoyed here the year
round. Terms as moderate as The times will allow.
with the Horel.
Excursion parties can use the Dancing Platform
and Grounds free Of charge.
WILLIAM T. RICHARDSON,
au 5-eod6t Proprietor.
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5. 1874
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PERsoNAL.-Colone J. III. Pettigrew, O
Edmonds, Pettigrew & Co., tobacconists, o.
Memphis, Tennessee, and also president Of
the Chamber of Commerce Of that city, is at
the Exchange Hotel, being cordially received
by his many friends in this city.
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BUFFALO SPRINGS, ,MECkLENBURG
~ COUNTY, VA.--RECENr DISCOVERY OF
AN ADDITIONAL SPRING, dcc tediv impregnA-
ted with the celebrated =" salts of Lithia" 1hese
Springs open for the reception Of visitors on the
FlRSF or JUNE. 1874,
In most of the chronic forms of disease regarded
rs remedial by mineral waters these Springs enjoy
deservedly high reputation.
In general adaptation and curative power In dis
eases of women, In dyspepsia in lis prosan forms.
In chronic intermittent fevers, and III all diseases
generated by malarial DoSonS. they are without q
rival among th. medicinal waters Of America. The
proprietor is that this Is very strong claim.
he public will juuge If 1t besusained by the esti.
monials submitted.
Since the last Sprlng season several valuable
springs have been discovered ut this place. One OF
them, according to an analysis made by Professor
Tonry, of Baltimore, Is decidedly impregnate5 with
the .'Salts of Llthla,n which has given such cele-
bri1y to the Gettysburg spring ln our own country
aud to the Ak IL Chlppee and Vichy waters OF
the continent of Europe, and which Is so highly
esteemed in the medical world rs remedy In
zout, rheumatism and in kidney and bladder affec-
lions.
Professor George B. Wood. OF the University OF
Pennsylvania, says: "There is perhaps no other
remeoy from which equal efficacy may be expected
In the removal OF the deposits OF the urate of soda
In the jOiuts and ilgamantous tissues In equity pa.
tents, and in preventing the deposits In the Kid.
neys and urinary paSsages."
It may be worthy of note that this Is the only
Spring In Virginia in which this salt Is found
otherwise than the merest trace.
Pamphlets containing anal ysts, testimonials. &c.
can be had on application 70 Messrs. PURCELL,
LADD & Co., druggists, or messrs. VEST, JOHN.
STON & Co., booksellers, Main street, Richmond,
Va, or by addressing the undersigned al Boydton.
Va. fap.24-d&w4ml TH9Mas + GonDE.
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BOOTS, SHOES, dc.

lust RECEIVED. a supply of4&7
y LADIES, and GENTs,nTrREIGsskSs: r,,fr Fl 8 IS:
Also, a lot % OF very nne s,ocs ~ LADiEss. -
CENTS, Miss ES', and CfiILDREN's SHOES Is
very complete. A call s9licitedat sos Main street,
Dftweeh u fs s'n'n ana 1sA'n' JOHN G. PAGE.
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REVENUE CoLLEcT1oHs.-Thei internal reVe-
nue. collections in this district for the month
Of July amounted TO S326, ,688.03.
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SPRINGS TRAvEL.-A very large number
of passengers arrived here last night by the
steamer John Sylvester en- route to the Viz
ginia Springs. Several OF them were iuVa-
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IF you wish your hair clean and restored TO Its
natural color, try FeRRANDINI's MAGIC WATER,
warranted to be the best in use. Us.d by great
many, and Invariably approved. Price only u
bottle, at 613 Broad street.
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TRANSFER PRINTIyG-ISKS for copying letter
headings, statements, waybllls &c. Can be copied
In the ordinary letterpress book. Send your orders
for printing In these inks, and for all other descrp-
uors Of printing, to the DisDatch Printing House.
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TRANSFER PRINTING-INKs Will copy clear and
distinct for an indefinite period Of time Send your
orders for work be done in these inks TO the Dis
match Printing House.
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OuALIFIED.--Mr. W. B. Glazebrook quail.
fieo before the Henrlco County Court yes
terday as executor Of the estate of the late j..
B, Cilazebrook.
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FOR GOOD CLOTHING, at very low prices call on
e. Is. SPENCE s soN, Merchant Iatlors, 1900
al ctr
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE WEATHER To-DAY.-Frona our re.
ports this morning the probabilities are that
the ueather today ,uill be clear and cool.
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PEMBROKE WHITE DRESS SHIRTS for sale low
by f. u. SPENCE & Son.
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A UGUST 8, 1874.
T. II. PRICE CO.,
have just opened
NEW Sic BAND PRINTS,
IRISH LINENS and BLACK SILKS;
NECK RUFFLINGS In variety;
BLACK and CoL0RED KID GLOVES;
LADIES BLACK SILK GLovEs-best;
WASH NETTS and BLACK SILK NETT;
HAMBUhG EDGES and INsERTISGS;
WHITE URGANDIEs, VICTORIA LAWNS
STRIPED LAWNS FOR POLANAIsES;
BUCK and LIsLE GAUNTLETs;
LINENS for suiting and travelling.
In order to make room for new stock, all the
SUMNER DRESS GOODS
will be sold of without regard to coat. Great Jobs
offered In them to those In want aus
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NEcKTIEs, sCIR and BOWS at the loves
prices for sale by Z. B. SPENCE & Son.
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ENGLISH HALF-HoSE, and all other articles OF
gentIemens furnishing goods for sale low by +. 4.
SPENCE & Son.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER in the Dispatch
counting-room Tuesday, August 4th.
SA NJ. Bpm. 6P. NJ
rs 73 "a
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FOUND AT LAsT-The long sought-for place
where you can get money loaned on your diamonds,
watches, lewelry, silver~are, &c Call at A. HAR.
RIs's Loan Office, 322 Main street, and You vii
learn all about IL. All transactions strictly conf
rfa1
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STATE TREAsuRY.-The balance In the
State treasury yesterday was 1856, 709,4 Il. f
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N"llCE.-Lo>t or mi>laid, CERTIFi.
COURT ORDERS.

s'bN EkS Il son vs.. SrUKENBURG
. ANi' ALS.-IN TNE CuASCEKY COURT or
fEL Iit ~ ElCrM"SD:
H@''rirr inferred In this cause on the s III day
- 'tM', !~,i. "Uc 81 the commissioners Of this
'S j. h'#cl {" Inquire and report
'th whether thc decd from joseph Stukenhurg
an, "lic '"Jr>rph hlard. Jr., da,rd the 3 h day
- "',i"'"r H13. WAS rnad, 10 delay. hinder. or
.''."1l 't'iI,ors ui The saG ciukeiburg, and whe-
'"! ''i' f"ai cstG" mentioned ana conveyed by
" '"''. rs lr.' ANY cs,iSc liable FOR the payment
" '''' raiUlit,' Judgment.
- Ah "r"unt ~ all estate. re a and personal
..' .'"' >'hhvnharp wh.cl i liable for the pay
".''g u !'r sid plaintiff Judgment.
.'' Ah account "f all liens upon said Stukcn-
,'>lAt', and lh"!r prinrtirs if any, and any
I',' I u"''rra sHccialIy stated d"emed pertinent by
~, commissioner. or which may be required by
-! party 10 tr su stl.rd
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REMovAL.-A. HARRIS's Loan office (establisht
In 1868 has been removed to 1922 Main street.
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PUBLIC ATTRACTIONS

CALL at 1900 Main street and puy your CLOTH
ING from T. Is. SPENCE & SON.
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LINEN and ALPACA COATS, ut greatly reduced
prices, for sale By E. =. SPENCE & Son, 1900
Main street.
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SUMNER CLOTHING, ut the lowest prices, for sal
By G. B. SPENCE & son, 1900 Main street.
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Dny aIO1,sss.
GpECIAL NOTICE.

i. = -
GO FOR BARGAINsi ss
We have s,ill too many goods on hand, and but
two weeks longer to sell them
AT AND BELOW COST,
ON account Of consolidation Of JULIUS ISAAC z
New f.m to be known under the style Of
sYCLE BROTHERS, s.5.
Some more OF those solid ALPACAS, suitable foS
fall and winter, at 20c.;
Only IA few pieces or akASS CLOTH left, at 12x
Large stock Of WHITE and CoLoRED FLAN- +
NELS;
CASHMERE for men ard boys:
Bucks RUI GAUNTLETS at 25c.:
A large lot THREAD GAuSTLEfS at 40c.
We have. Ia fact. everything which Is kept In 3
6rst-cass dry goods bouse. and amongst them good
many gopds suitable for the coming season.. MI In
need VI such goods would do well TO call on
JULIUS SYCLE,
415 Broad street, aud
IStACSYCLE.
~ 429 Broad street.
New firm to be known (septemper 1stI as
au 4-1w SYCLE hRUTBEBS.
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EXCURSIONS.
EXCURSIONS.
DIG THING OF THE SEASON.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1874.
DOWN TEE RIVER.
SECOND GRAND ANNUAL BENEFIT EX-
CURSION TENDERED TO
JAMES F. MCCASN,

Leader OF First Virginia Regiment Band, by his
military and civic friends. VIII be under The per-
sonaI Supervision OF Commodore G.. Fox. Sr. The
two large barges are engaged and two ,nds OF inu
sic for dancing one on each barge passing through
Dutch Gap each way 10 the lovely grounds or Major
Allen landing and remaining three hours at Curtis
Neck, returning to Old Dominion Steamship Com
paDy,s wharf ut 8 2. 81.
Dancing both ways and IN efficient floor commit
tee. No liquor sold on board. accommodation for
1900 persons.
Ticlets for sale at West. Johnston & Co.'s book.
store Main street, and ID. G. Wyatt's music store,
Broad street.
Ticket, admitting gentleman and lady, $1.25 (;
single tickets, gentlemen, 81 ladies', SOC.
N. B.-Refreshnents on board at city prices.
handsome SILVER MEDAL to the largest So
ciety, military or civic, on the excursion. Boat
starts from Old Dominion Steamship Com pany-s
wharf on WEDNESDAY, August ~ ut so'clock
A. M. au 5-W.F-sM&1u
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MTARM SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,

WTARM SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
I have leased this celebrated watering-place, and
on The 1s Of Ju1e will be ready 10 receive visitors
or sooner II parties Insist upon coming.
Terms: $50 per month OF tweuUy-eight days.
Pamphlets to be had of PURCELL, LADD 6 Co..
Richmond; COLEMAN C ROGERS, Baltimore, or OF
the proprietor.
Telegraph office IN hotel.
Get off ut Milboro' depot, Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad. JOHS L.. EUBASh,
NV 4-3ra Proprietor.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

~ COMPANY, ATTENTION.-You q
" are ordered to meet puuclIaly ut rsgt- "A
mental armory THIS "wednesday EVhNlNG "
ut sS O'Clock for drill and bus ineSs. Abssntees II
Will be fined By command OF Captain kELLAM.
A. NJ. TOMLiESOS,
au sits FIRST sergeant.
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C0MMlSSIoxER'S OFFICER

COMMlSSIoxER's OFFICE,1
.r, RICHMOND, July 3, 1874.
."' S-Ftr, Interested are hereby notified that i
@AcG on TUESDAY the 4th day of August,
t..''I ~ O'Clock 4. NJ. AS the time. aud my
b. ", '1 C"Echih between Main and Bank Sire cts,
g,,,,'. '.'l D." Richmond. as the place, 10 execute
'hS decree. THOMAS j. EVANS,
~" ComInis sioncr.
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MILLBORO' HOUSE
IA AND
.CHRYSTAL CHAJYBEaTE SPR1S G,
P.L. YAHBROUGH, PROPRIETOR,
MILLBORO' DEP0T, BATH COUNTY, VA,
now open for the accommodation of visitors and
the travelling public: DlyerginS point for Bath
Alum, Warm, Hot Jordan Alum. aad kockbridge
Alum Springs. Stages for all the above, places
twice daily. Accom- mmodations frst-class. Charges
moderate.
For terms and Information address the propric.
TOR. my 1o-3m
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MoRrvARy RRpoRr.-The following is the
mortuary report for the week ending Satur-
day, August ], 1874, compiled from sextous'
returns received at the Office of the Board of
Health:
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GIT BUTTONS, BUCKLES, GIMPS.
FRINGHs, and ORNAMENTS in great variety at
au5 LEVY BROTHERS..
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALvFsTos. August B. 1874,
10 GSssn Ssss sano @
new onIEAss August 1874. =
ls. s ; sss, EEL SIS
Cotton dull and nominnl miadne, iSc. Ret receipts
65 bales. Exports coastwse, l@. stock. 4577.
sros st. snpots 0ss
Cotton dull, mddns, iSsc io@ maans, maSHi Sc
Net receip. 81 bales Exports coastwise, 100 sales loo
w, wmsSrOs y s;n Nc n C. August l
s. s o Is & 5Ss
Flour Csc lower on all grades, .ss. Ssyrc As VIZ
r 'lSs % sS'1sS Sssan
81 ieq soi.sd %ssses per Mlssa
seanssa es 's saS ss 81 so g.
YORK lumber s2 g 70 the Hudson g $to New YORK yo!kk
rSe1 % @ sSs
,.....,..n.. pvrvAIo, August 3 1874
rouH H S SSs "sYs Wheat, =? SSshels
sStH ssa sssAss s. sSsS'*s 70 Sss
isa; "a y Eii sc SPRING, sss gsS
say ps Sales
a'p t
nal at 81 o. Barley malt Arm; CANADA, 81 % g;
$23 90; short $23 30; hams lac. l41c shoulders,
Sc 9c; breakfast bacon, 12c 2tsc. dried beef l6c
l6sd beef tongues, 81 per dozen lard In terces and
barrels, l21ac. a lsc. tubs and kegs i3h Gram In
store-Wheat, 72l2 bushels; corn, s044s do.
TOLEDO, August 8, 1874
Flour quiet and UNCHANGED. Wheat dull and lower az
81 l8 No. white Michigan; old, 81 ~; No do, Old
81 Isl extra do new 81 80; old 81 S amber Michigan,
81 III september 81 Isl old 81 l2a No. 2rcd casa and
dull and nominal osts active and 1c lower No oie
jected $50. Freighs firm TO Buffalo, 20. 2fc to Os
wsaO. &c. 6<o. ReceIpts-49.u00 bushels wheat 520W
The New York herald., 1874-08-04
CLOSING PRICGs-3 O'CLOCK P, NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Quict-ssFutures' 1-32c. a 1-lGc.
Beltcr-Flour Dull and DrOoping-
Wheat Easier-COrn Very Active-Oats
Unsettled and Lower-Pork Firmer-
Lard Higher-Deef and Beef Hams
Quict-Sugar Firm-COTce Quiet--Nn-
val stores Firmcr-Petrolcum Quiet.
MONDAY, August 3-6 p. NJ.
The merchandise markets were still irregular
and in most cases dull At the Produce Exchange
nour was dull and In some cases lower. Wheat
was also dun and lower to sell. Corn was In ac-
tive request and full prices were paid. The sales
were large, and the market closed firm at the out
side prices. Oats were unsettled, and went down
about as fast as they went up last week, the new
crop beginning to come In, with freer receipts
near Of hand. Whiskey was quiet. Pork and lard
were still In state Of effervescence, and
prices were worked up to higher figures than
ever, with no apparent indications OF q reaction.
Freights were quiet and easy. Cotton on the spot,
was very quiet Futures advanced I32c 16c with
light transactions The naval stores market was gen.
orally hrmer, without activity. Sugar firmly held
and only moderately active Coffee inactive. Buy
and sellers part petroleum, dnd business
was eported on 'Change.
CorYEE-In the cargo way there nothing doing,
dealers being well supplied the time being but good
jobbing business in steady prices Advces
from of . strengthening nature holders are
generally firm in their views. The stock In the United
States sums up as follows :-Savannah 100 bags Hamp
hCsds Saa Mia S coy pa SsT
i9Ac.: lair DO, %s 2osc good do, 2O1c; zlc
2g%' @S. Java lS sovsrnmsus bags asc Do DO grass sra
mats Sc 2sc; Ceyon 5s,aS 22c Marscaibo rae IsHc.
Pe%nso @ rCsS s hGS ss g SS SSs. ss
Jorros on the aDot ontinusd ouiet at unchanged