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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-27
Letter from Petersburg.
correspondence OF thc Richmond Dispatch
PETERSBURG, July 90, 1876

TO
PEreRsEuRe. july 90, 1875.
The attendance at the meetings of the
Conservative ward clubs held on Saturday
night to appoint delegates 10 a convention TO
roommate candidates for the Senate and
House Of Delegates was generally large. 10
the Third, Fourth, and Fifth wards particu-
larly the people turned out freely. The
meetings, with one or two exceptions. were
harmonious. l enclose a list Of the delegates
elected:
FIRST Ward: W. W. Lanier and S. W.
Brittop.
Second Ward: Colonel J. 2. Niuitree and
II. I. Stone. ......
Third Ward: J. E. Mason and II. L. At
kinson.
Fourth Ward DR.. D. F. May and Thelly
NuSent.
fTfh Ward: E. C. Eanes and C. e.
Clark. ...... ..-
S,rM Ward: William j. Malone aud W.
7. partam.
Toe senatorial district Of which Peters.
burg is part embraces Prince George and
Surry counties, which have not yet chosen
delegates to the nominating convention. 1t
is altogether probable that the candidates will
come from Petersburg. There is great deal
of discussion on the streets to-day as to who
will be the nominees Of the Conservative
party for the General Assembly.
On Wednesday, ut st. Joseph's Catholic
church, the annual memorial services In
memory of the late Father Thomas Mulvey,
vicar. general OF the diocese, and Of Father
Van Der PlaS, for some time pastor OF the
church, will be held.
Harriet Jeter (colored) died at her home,
on Federal street, yesterday, Of lockjaw,
superiuduced by cut in the foot Inflicted
some days ago. Her death was somewhat
sudden.
4 collection was taken up in Grace (Epis-
copal) church Yesterday morning to assist 10
the payment of the DEBT OF the church.
Though the congregation was small, the sum
of $3.50 was taken up, nearly half enough 10
pay off the indebtedness.
Professor Schee De We're, Of the Tuiver-
sty Of Virginia, has presented 10 Captain
Joseph V. Fl. Nash, Of this city, bis manu-.
script Of the history Of the University for
the fifty years of its existence 1t will con-
tain full list Of the students who have at
teuded the University, with sketches of their
lives, their war and peace record, and the
post-ofiice address Of all who are living. The
book, when published, will be one Of! great
interest TO every alumnus Of the institution.
At the First Blptist church last night Rev.
J. r. Hanks administered the ordinance OF
baptism to three candidates two ladies and
one gentleman.
A little daughter Of Captain Thelly MI
gent Was badly bitten in the arm by vicious
dog Yesterday. RoBlN Hoop.
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DRUGS, DyestuiIs, Oils, ac.

| Hum: &c.
Gae.strat.a Lys: $3.50 q case OF four dozer
| GG sszisssai: s. Sc. q o.
Extract tyLoggood: 1Sc.
| indigo: 81 i 0RS1.15.
| OTIS: Linseed. 7sc.: machine. sl0s1 rs
sperm. 80 25: whale. s2c.; straits. 500 zoe. Cab
osen O.? s sasa s1 s sao "a j sses
vlrp1ma iubrtcattnx 25@5Oc.; kerosene, Ice
| 9gailon. ..1 -FEt.ss
American, SC.
Spirits Hrpcn.ins: 45Q4sc.
Foreign Fruits and Candy.
| Candy. lac an.
Lemons sl06$11 u box.
oranges: s9@Slo 500 box.
Groceries. &C.
5 Raeon Shoulders. 10Hatloyc.: clear rib-sides
ROUND. l4kc.: Virginia Ga,ns, i66l7c.: sugar
cured. uncanvased. SIC; plain hama ibc.: can.
Buckets: Panied, TWO hoops, ~. 2s@sa. 30 tbe.,
groems: Two striuxs, $3.50; th,se s.r,n >.
arc ssq5 : Vs srn ms
22s:: 5000: 70 prime S21GssSc:; Iasaayra III sa1
Candies. Aeannanrine candles. ] 7X@lsc. q set
dsssss: Prime ea.,ns fs4aI4s S' s sasi and
English DAIRY, lS@20c.: Pineapple. 25c.
Lard: Prime; 9srr rel. and uerces, 159l5sc.; In
tierces, .26:.: barrels. 2s:.; genuine golden
syrup. 6OM65c. q gallon Cuba and NuscovaGo,
50@6os; Porto Rico, 5O@s5c.; New Orleans
2tce: Carolina. sH6sac.: Rangoon. &c.
Fish: Herr1ngs-North Carolina No. cut, 81 25
@t750: North Carolina gross 1926; Eastern sross
I'D oSL11kd k'arnltna 81
hslf.parrel. Mackerel-So. Bay, $15@f7 No. &.
n barrels Sl3@s14: No. 8 mackerel. $50
g. ss iG Ness si. saSo i 49, in KITS
SAT-: Liverpool IN round lots, from wharf,
sl.s5Gsl 80; from store, s2.1o@2;15; Ground
s lam store In rGsna 2 sSg s wharf sl1o@slS
Sugar !: Lrusneo, &C.; powdered. 12c.; graz
olated. l2c.; A, ! iac. b. 1lac: extra G.
klcu, sx99ac.: Demerara. lOa@l oAc.
Soap: Common. 5QDSc.; Dcs. washing, 11G
llxc.; toilet, 15@20c., and fancy prices; soun-
7sus: Black, 55c.@s1.-tne last prime ar,i-
Gle: imperial. ST. 00Sl so; gunpowder, CSC. O.
Sl.45 for strictly choice. t ...s
Hides Leather, &c.
Hides: Green, 4a5c.: dry sailed. l0M11c.: dry
s an1 i Il ys5 saed 7as' wet stated CALI
Leather sole leather, oak, s5@45c.: sole leather
hemlock: 2e@32s;; country upDer. S0@45c.; city
ness. country. ,2503Oc.: city finish. 3S@4Sc q
b.; calfsklns. French, $1.25GlS2.25 q h.; rough
skirtng, 22@2Sc-
Iron, Steel, Nails, &C.
| IRON: American refined, Old Dominion. 9 g. Oh
| &c. a D.. English and American sheet. 4k6I5A,. !:
| Swedes. hammered. 6Hn7c.: hoop. 5S@7hc. Bur.
| denis horseshoe. S6.2 Mus6.50 u 100 ns.: Bur-
| denis mule. snoe.a7.25 dS7.50 " 90 bs.; Yrede-
gar horseshoe. S5.5O@s5.75; Tredegar mule
shoe. 49, 0@S6.75
Nails: Old dominion, 1850 for standard-tha,
| Is tes peutR: other sizes extra.
| Ptough. CuStilgS: Wholesale, Az; retail, &c
gin.
Rope: Manila, best, 23@25c. jute, 9xc.
Broom C0r7l: Green, 12Ql &c.; red, 1O011c.
| Sunnc: 75c.Gs1.
Gunns: PERUVIAN. 1884: Guanape, S73 ~ ton
Sea-Fowl, $50; Pacific, $50: Powhatan Rawbon'
Superphosplate. $50: Flour Of Rawbone. sos
Piedn mt. $50: Maryland Tobacco. Food, $50
SuanahaRi. $40
| P0rk-Dressel. Shm9c
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Weather Report.

WASHINGTON, July 26.-For the South At.
lantic aud Gulf States, Tennessee, and the
Ohio Valley, slight changes in barometer and
temperature, southwest to southeast winds,
continued warm, clear or partly cloudy
weather will prevail, with occasional rains in
the Western Gulf States.
10 the Lower Lake region and Middle
States, rising barometer. northwest to south.
west winds. slight changes in temperature.
and clear or partly cloudy weather, followed
in the former by southerly winds.
The Mississippi river will rise somewhat
from Cairo down.
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,,.,,.,,n 10 The Ral,!mor" sun.l
Imr", ,, "r,pcrimcn'"ifh s'e'"-i'"'''
E"tds ,.trcw Johnson.

---- ,.....,, 70 .hc baltimore SUM-
.>rr. cnausc ira rostm"sfer>'
''"' ,d. r.perimc" WY" H's
f''. ,,,or Andrew Johnson
,'','--,x. JGly 2j.-Thc ios'mas.c,.
" ','>'' inst decided upon an important
,,sn";" u, 49, aronrt and basis OF po>'maS'
ra'r.' =" - IN the larger cities. s,uce 'ne
,C> "'n"' J,r,,c,.inu Of Isaac Fowler, "ho
3.Ut al '"' ,,., ., New York under Iresi.
vs. i.'>' ,'a,an. the amount OF the onhd> OF
GeE' "'.". hos been determined by me safes
- NJ s,app> Tor two q isr'crs. IN sew.
q. ?'>'NA' ,i., ,r,;, Of this has been 10 require
e.. I'>' ,,,,.ma.icrs considerably isrSer
,""">>. "',' r,,.,irct from Unlted states ss'
;"EA ,",,a,,,r,-s. owing 10 the large rtrc'p's
s..aA' ,,an.p.. aud the additional BONA
! 'A 80, ,,c ,ai,h.ui transaction oil money
'1''," . Indcc The new reputation
..' h.,5, Of ro>;ma> are 10 " ,a a,n. tor
- ,..'' =, lhr pts from S'a'iii, S''e> w
r|or.n only. hoNc'cF, III ''''.e 800
''' .rcr, j.s>u>.lrcasnry. deposits tne'e,
"".'' masters being made da''y ana
49, '.1 n,drr> upon the Department Tor
".'S' -. ,n., made no, less frequently thsn
."' an instead Of qualterly, As hereto
.'.' .....a aIr>,iit OF the recent visit
,.,,q~',r Burt. Of Boston. WHO,
.,.-gy,d 10 give ne" BONA, osco-
%" 49,, OWN. 70 tAt Increase IN inc 'ol'
N'.'" 80 ',.,,.4'r> aud moucy-order trans.
..' ,I,. ,,H,q. ne would have 10 give
,l..,Ym Il four hundred Thousand
....,r,i OF a quarter OF mi'iion, as
..n,. result pf an ELIMINATION OF
., %. hi. request, has been thc ln-
49,, r4Gicn change. as above eS.
tr.t. al tie arguments IN favor OF
....y uH.G< i!"n 6"'efh'h'n' einoe': :,
=, ). .nr.f>,rut With salty. Is Ibal IL IS
t,gt lr,uu>mrn 10 frequent instances
,,..Sr Dr ohicIil for wnnn tney nave
'.,s ..,..y. ard 20 control appointments
liam :, well understood Is thls ina,
,-,.,,t rn-,u!u,.rr al New Orleans Is
.'.,t with >aarpuc>s in having his bono
.,.; hy r,rrie> outside CT that city. ana
..,,il.,r, uuirammtlcd control OF the
,...rgi,I. Il aIs 'i!!tr.
H.. :. rr,.nr. u The Treasury haS re-
49,, bs.r- nom the chairman OF the COM
linn roS N session nj sandy HOOK say
..r,,,u.,A,rrimcut thus far maze Win
.,...,.-. >~;c very interesting. ana gave
49,. n.yfe,j.>.un SOME singular phenomena
a. ,...,ri. data. Three small horlZ )ntai
..,,l.b,i been hursfrd. aud IN un>uccess'
,.,.-,,,,, "a. t,Ir>t one II the vertical tuou'
....,..,.-, Wg> recently made. The work is
..l. g,A-rau.td and 4 new series OF expert
r..,.. Nil h.. i,,-uu in few days.
* President Andrew johnson Is expected
L,:- .lfu- tho pr ut week.
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RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD CoMP'Y,3
OFFICE MASTER OF TRANS. May 80, 1875. !
fSfuRNTII M TRAINS -TpAJN NJ

RICHMOND AND DASvILLE RAILROAD C0MP>Y,3
CFFIcE MASTER OF TRANS. May 3O,lS75.
- 1.-CrARLorTs EXPRESS. West ward-Lesves
richmond at sos A. NJ: leaves Burkevlile at
Nj Ransss al la F. Nj
?; NJ; leaves salisbury at GIG P. NJ; arriv,s a.
TRAIN NO. .-NEw YORK AND NEW Or.
LEANS EXPIRES. EASTWARD Leaves Charlotte at
NJ; NJ leaves salisbury at s:s4 4. 81; leaves Greens:
NJ; leave 0 Dundee a, l:so F. n: leaves Bu1&e.
Vile al OF p. NJ; arrives at Richmond at SAT
TRAIN No 3.--THRoyGH MAIL-NEw YORK
FOR THE SOUTH Leaves Richmond at :3s p. M;
leaves Burksvillt at 4:52 p. ~; leaves Dundee at
leaves Greensboro al 2:45 A.. NJ; leaves Salisbury
at SGT A. NJ: leaves Airline junction a, TOO
AZ HSrS So at sos sA Al NJ
Leaves Charlotte at 9:24 ?. NJ; leaves Salisbury
at l1:5S p. NJ; leaves Greensboro at 8 A. ii. |;
$50 A. NJ: leaves BurkeyIile at 1885 a. ii. !;
arrives al Richmond st 2:22 P. NJ.
LRAIN -
rves at Burkerile NJ 1906 p. ~; leaves Burke vile
AT l:2e F. NJ: arrives at Lynchburp at ago p. ID
TRAIN No. 6.-BIRKEvmLE AcCoMAoDATIoN.
rives ut Richmond at s:05 A. ~.
| Train No. connects at Richmond with the
| Chesapeake and ohio ra irOAd.
Trains Nos. 8 and connect at Greensboro with
trains to aud from Raleigh and Godsooro'.
dee with traint on the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac rairoao, and washington City, Vir:
vinia Midland and Great Southern railroad. To and
from Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
New York.
Trains Nos. and 4 connect at Richmond with
the Richmond York River and Chesapeake Ball.
road trains to and from Baltimore and eastern
points.
Trains Nos. and2 connect at Charlotte with
trains on the Atlanta and Richmond AIRLINE rail-
road to and from Greenville, Atlanta, montgomery,
Mobile Pensacola, New Orleans. aud ail southwest
ern points -
Trains Nos. and connect at Charlotte with
the Charlotte, Columbia and Atlanta railroad for
Columbia, Augusta, Savannah, Tallahassee, and al
southern points. -
Train No. connects at Burkeyille with the At
lantic Mississippi and Ohio railroad, from Lynch.
burg Chattanooga, and all southwestern points.
Tickets sold 10 all southern and sOutt western
points, and baggage checked through.
Uuhroken gauge from Richmond 10 New Orleans.
Pullman palace-cars through from New Orleana
to New YORK. Z. VI. X. TALCOlt
| Engineer and Superintendent.
w. T. WEST. Master of Trains. my
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PHILADELPHIA, July 26.-William II. Conn
who accidentally shot and killed his wife yes
terday, was to-day committed for trial by the
corcuer. although the jury decided the
shooting was accidental.
The papers are still publishing the last
winters decisions OF the Supreme court
of the United States. The washington ne
publican of yesterday had long one ID ah
old cotton case. =.
The President has sIgued the commission
of Henry MassIe lo be postmaster ut phar'
iottesY,lle, Va
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= q q Z-E1l7---5 = - - : =
WASHINGTON items.

WAsnISGToS, July 2G.--J. w. Harley has
been appointed an internal.revenue gauger,
and u. w. Bocock storekeeper, for The
Fifth internal-reyenue district of Virginia. +,
Secretary Bristow has official advices OF
Chief Clerk Avery's indictment. Avery's
resignation was demanded, and promptly
given. His successor has not yet been desig-
mated. Two indictments are sg4inst Avery
singly; the other in connection with excel.
lec'or Mcdonald and Revenue Agent Joyce.
Judge Fisher has resigned the District At
torneysbip. and will vacate upon the return
of bis successor, Governor Wells, to Wash
ingtop.
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The book fair in New York closed on
Saturday, and the managers announce that
it was successful beyond their most sangulne
expectations. 1t was an experiment that
was entered into with some misgivlngs, but
the result has proved that hereafter the book
fair will fully take the place OF the trade
sale, aud that the publishers will be mate
rally benefited by it. The sales amounted
to 100000. The Association held dinner
al The ST. james Hotel on Saturday evening,
1t which about one hundred and eighty pub
listers and booksellers were present.. 1t vas
a merry gathering, and wine, wit. ana re-
Durtee flowed in happy consanguinity.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RyrITNnSn .Iulv 1879.

COtLN AMI FAOOh tACf1ANOE.
RICHMOND, July 26, 1875.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT White, ! 3S4 bushels. Red, 2:OsO
CORN White, 1880 bushels. Nt4ed, 74e bush.
OATs.-31s bushels.
RYE.-50 bushels. ..
SChEESINGs.-20 bushels.
MEAL.-36 bushels.
WHEAT.-Wkie, 374 bushels good on private
terms; 100 bushels prime Al 9l.5O; 40 bushels
very good old ut S1.42: 294 bushels very good
AT 81 49, $50 bushels at $l.35; 62 bushels fair at
1888; 2O6 bushels on private terms; 90 bushels
total, 1896 bushels. Red, rs bushels on private
terms 800 bushels prime on private Terms Az
bushels very good old at sl.45 80 bushels very
good at S1.47: 229 bushels good at ~ AZ: S0
bu shells at 81 40; 924 bushels prime at Fl 80 26
bushels common at 1925 so bushels At s1.3o-
total. 1854 bushels.
CoRN.-Whue. ga bushels prime Oh private
terms: SO bushels very good at S5c.; 146 5ush-
els on private terms; 200 bushels good on priya' e
terms 692 bushels good ut Soc. total. 1,31
bushels. 3ired, 40 bushels very good at e6c.; l76
bushels on private tfrius-total. 2l6 bushels.
OATS.-2OS bushels very good new at DOC; oU
bushels prime new at 56c.-total, 200 bushels
RYE-50 bushels very good new at 95c.
SCREENISGS-20 bushels at 81 %.
MEAL-36 bushels on private TENS.
. RE-EXHIBITED.
WHEAT-Red, 100 bushels.
CORN White, l20 bushels.
OATS.-50 bushels.
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Record of Crime,

INDIANAPOLIS. July 25.-At q picnic yes,
| ierday Frank Myers stabbed and killed
| Charles Bernuer.
NoRRIsTowS, PA, July 24.--During q
quarrel to-day Isaac Jaquette shot BlaZiu'
Pastorious Ia the abdomen, INJECTING fata
wound.
CAIRO, ILL.,, July 25.-Jacob Suffer was
| shot through the right breast last night by a
fisherman named Hudson. Hudson Is still
at large.
Sr. LOUIS. July PA quarrel between
two negroes named Till Jourdan and Tom
Vaughan, this morning, resulted in the latter
being killed. .--..----.
New YORK, July 25.-Duriug quarrel
! over game Of cards last night Mark Ltns.
key stabbed aud fatally wounded Thomas
Lofts. Linskey was arrested.
ST.. LOUIS, July 2L-John Berry, Of John.
son city, St. Clair county, shot and KILLED
John Bancom last Monday for attempting to
outrage his wife some time ago. No arrest
was made. .-
HELENA. Mon, July 25.-The prisoners
arrested for killing the Assinibone Indians in
British territory last year have been released
by the United States commissioner, the evil
dence not warranting their eXtraditiou.
NEW York, July 24.-Rudolph kessler,
formerly clerk IN the Brooklyn controllers
Office. to-day pleaded guilty to the charge OF
stealing $4,000 worth Of city bonds; but in
consideration of having furnished valuable
information was sentenced to but one years
imprisonment.
CINCINNATI, July 24.-Last night. at Gar
rett city, two engineers on the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad, named Andrew Keeldn
and John Graves, became involved in quar-
rel, during which Graves seized hatchet
aud dealt keelan terrible blow on the head,
burying the weapon i'll bis skull, causing
death in few hours. The murderer was
lodged in Jail. .r.. ...-.
ST. LOUIS, July pa dispatch from Lea
yenworth says prisoner at Fort Leaven.
worth, while engaged in working in quarry
at that point yesterday, was suustruck, and
fell to the ground unconscious, and while 10
that condition Sergeant Hogan, in charge Of
that command, beat him and Inflicted loju
ries from the effects of which he died soon
after. Hogan was arrested by the United
States marshal, and will have hearing be-
fore the United States commissioner on the
2Slh.
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ARRIVED.
Steamer Wyanoke, Couch, New York. mercnan-
disc and passengers, 6. w. Allen Go.
Steamer Alliance, Carr, Philadelphia, merchan-
disc and passengers, W. z. Porter, agent.
Steamer shirley, Skinner, Baltimore, mefcnan-
disc and passengers. l.. b. Tatuui, agent.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Nor1oa, Uef-
chapdise and passengers, l.. X. Tatup. agent.
Schooner Charles Moore, Russell, Boston, Ice, A.
G. Babcock. =,
schooner H. II. Fisk, Wixon. Kenncbec, Ice, III.
Lara ,, -,
Der, j. T. Green & Son.
Schooner Easton, Jackson, Baltimore, fish and
scrap iron, master.
Schooner Albert DAILY. Neeson, Portland rfd U.s.
borne's, coal, Curtis Il Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT. .-
BALTIMORE. July 25.-Cleared: Bark Palestine
lBr,J Ford, Richmond.
Brig j. b. Kiroy, barret, Richmond, to load for
Trieste.
MEMORANDA.
PHILADELPHIA, July 23.-Artived: rug aobh
c. Henry, Uonnetly. Richmond.
NEW York, July 23.-ArI1ysd: schoougfs marls
EliZ .bcth. Soccer, X eh mond, Va, and :. y. 5a5n
Fuikenburg Abigail Jennings, Blake =. II. LEWIS,
Lewis; A. E. Adams, BonneIl; y. curtis Cu!iis,
Nellie Bodlue Rogers; Mary Jnre, Alien; Jonh
Young, Rogers Julius Wtbo, Rtey-from VIZ
PORTLAND, July 22.-Arriged: Schooner sun
beam Bunker, from ,uIais for isichmon'i, Va.
by telegraph
NEW YORK. July 26.-Arrtyed Trs7sds,
AcapuIo. Arrived out Cas.aiia. SYRIA
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hEgrE>T TO TUE WIDOW or STosEwALL
IAtt1 'N.-Thc Washington Sunday Gazette
,''IhA iha' dcnltNon was made at his decease,
.! wa, by cr.tain rich citizen of Memphis,
u S!V'OOV 20 the widow OF Sionewall jack
s"n' 81 when She is much in need. The
''LAt!'h was made some three years ago,
$40 tnc es'at" Is amply able to pay 1t in cash
81 d nav" strpns left after paving all in
t'Ne"n'',. T"c Gazette Inquiries why the
Iural l. not paid "yrc.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG.
RAILuOAD COMPANY.

RICHMOND AND tETEhsBIhSi
RAILROAD COMPANY. s
COMMENCING JUNE /. 1875, trains
~ on this road will rnn rs follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
$40 A. H., THROUGH MAIL daily except Sul'
day., connecting for all points South
and West: Sleeping.car attached;
dayJ, with coach attached, for Peters
burg and stations on the Soutnside
road, Ign hburg, and the West.
l:45 p NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecunS
for all points South and West Pss-
sengers taking this train viii mako
close connection st Petersburg Ion
Norfolk. . .
500 P. b., FREIGHT daily Except sundayh
with coach attached.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
7:3OA. Il. FREIGHT TEAM daily fexcep
= SunJayl with coach attached.
1O:4O 4. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
= = with Richmond, Fredericksburg ana
Potomac railroad for all poins hAH
500 p. NJ. F "a L fi daily Except Sunday.
coach attached.
1856 2. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily Except sun.
day), connecting with Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
for all points East and West. Pullman
Sleeper attached, runninz through 70
Baltimore. Also making close CON.
neetion with the Chesapeake and Ohte
railroad for the Virginia Springs and
points North aud West. sa.IL
The MAII. TRAINS win not stop between R;chs
mond and Petersburg except &c Chester.
Trains on the Clover Hill railroad Will Leave
leave Chester as 2:40 r. "A daily excsp. sundays.
my 20 A. SHAW. SuDet1ntenGcrss
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

RICHMOND MARKETS.
MONDAY, July rs, 1875.
Country Produce.
Roots: Ginseng, 75c.Gs1; seneca, without top,
oy Sess,oar: CSC. a D.
Buner: Prime to choice yellow: 1s@2oc.: fair
to e eS1a' las: sSa ss q aashel
ESos: In barrels. 14915c. y dozen; In crates,
Flsu,: Virginia country is quoted to-day Fine,
s4.SS@s5: superane. s5.75@f6 extra. s6.25&
is SO, family Ordinary run, $7.25 ; Family fancy
'fi Eeatsers: PINE nve-goose, 45@55c common,
SJ Harseed: 81 .e5@s1.7o q bushel ,
Hay: Virginia umosny, Soe.8SI.A"' ei"'ef'
o1 Sat 81: Baled, s1.o5@s1.15:
Potatoes: irish, 40@6Qe. a busheL
Lard: Country. Loo. -, r..
R,,e 9Oc. q Dushel.
Gh1Icks: 6O@65c.
Bdtsd SrT1to /: b0@60c.
Wool: Washed. z0a45c.; unwashea. 259soc.
Cement, Lime, Plaster, &c.
Cement: Resemble, s2@$2.10 q barrel; James
A t 1os :! 9 s;ssI,on vit s1as
@$l.4O Rocklanc. q .3o@fl:5 s,o soas,,
PLaSter:: Lump, s4;75gso' gronn"SAo.'o'@si4
delivered; caicined, s2'7o.
Dry Goods.
Broom Sheftncs and Shfrttn0S: IS EaAs s I.
Ter. &C.: x Manchester. 7c.: Manchester. &c;
"a James River. &C.; 4 James River, fc.;
RIVER &C. II SsaRI,sliss Lee SosE
hr;npe TIC: Al w. Conestoga. l0c.: g.
tonsssoss, Sc. D. conestoea. &C.; 1o-4 Pen
peI1lI. SOC: 1o4 City, soc. Cotton-yarns, $50.
n. I5Sc.; AZ Masonv;le. l3c.: ~ Rockdae:
Ike. A Home. l2kc-; ~ oneida, !2sc; Sd
IOSc.; Whitcstcne. 9He.i BsrrseY, &c; = FED
Dog. To-: b . Scituats, &C.; Methuan: &c. re
Peterborough. e,sc.; lO-4 WalthaE, S5c. IVA
City Mills, 32hc. :,
grown Drills: ePeterstarg, &C.; Grani.evil!e,
I0kc. az,
d pes.ians: aarlem, 12Kc. Boston steam Mills,
Priass. American. &c.: Aliens, Sc. Rich
hond, sc. !; Sprague. 7=c. Manchester. 80.
washington, &c.: Hamilton: g.; AerIiniash
sc: Mallory. &c.: Oriental. Pacific, DC. Se.s Ar
uoIs &c.; AnnsHeae. 6xc.: Wsmsn''s, u.
Gumsr,cs; kice, 81. English, disc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-27
The Steamer Louisiana Towed into
Port.

Especial telegram 10 the Dspatch.1
PORTSMOUTH, VA, July 2G.-The steamer
Louisiana, sunk last summer in Chesapeake
bay, was towed into Baltimore last night by
the steamers Resolute and B. &. j. Baker, Of
this city. The hull was found to be in good
condition, bat the upper works were con.
siderably damaged and many portions gone
A salute was fred by the wreckefs to-day at
noon in honor of the event. The Louisiana
Will be repaired at once.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-27
The Floods.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, July 26.-The river here
is stationary. Fears of serious damage have
abated. Twenty acres caved in at DR.. Pc.
ters's plantation, twenty miles below. DR..
Peters was compelled to remove his resi-.
dence and Clubhouse. The crevasse in the
Old Town levee caused some damage.