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nUNOAN1OH BROS, Auctioncers,
u Southeast corner 9th and d sts northwest.
SALE or LOT On HALT srREEr WEST, Bs.
TWEEN y and g STRIErp SOUTH, AT AUO.
TION.
On Friday AFTERNOON, October goth, -
at 1870 O'Clock. We viii sell, In front Of the
smises Lot 2l, square 643 This lot fronts Is -
feet u street vest, bet cen aud q SITS. south,
and uns back l30 feet to Q 20 foot alley.
Terms made known ct sale.
ottlI DUNOAESON BROS, Auctg,
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IT MARsHALp sALl or $50 TONS OF
" WHITE AND Red ASH COAL.
In virtue of writ Of her facias issued oat OF the
Clerks once Of the supreme Court Of the District
OF Oolumbis, and to me directed, 1 will sell, for
cash, ct public SALE ct Ho 63l street southeast,
on TUESDAY the Gath day Of October, 1876, at
One hur dred and fifty [l50) tons Of White and Red
Ash Goal. Seized and levied upon a. the goods and
sAti,fy execution Nc 10 O66 In favor OF Philat eli.
phia and Reading Goal and Iron Co..
ALEX. SHARP,
octil dts u. D. Marshal, d. q.
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NEW GOODS EVERY DAYI

HaIdsOme rREss GD''rs all kinds and qusli-
tie., OF prizes much b. " the regular rates. We
sell everS BIS Z "a - prices
bIhIk siLks BL K snd TOLOBBD
mIklhOr sIC CArH1EhES sn Wool SFR0 BS,
In the most e>irsbIe shades at 50 cents per yard
voTthTs
HsIdsome PLAIDs srd STRIPED MATE
BlALe, for Ladies snd Misses Oyerdres,es At
anOst sn rates =.
ERts for Men snd BOYS, from 30 cents
20 Is per yard
BLksKKTs ard Bpp ConFORrs, foil stock
iJou want p+Y GO0Bs OF any kind, don 4 fail
20 see our stock before making your purchases
We pronhe 20 save you from 10 70 % per cent.
~ Rsmenber loeaiiou
W. n. BROWN.
3Is srH SrREBr,
cctl3n Near Psansylvania avenue.
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SGAs SGsHra e. 4 fmiDDrrffshiws, Drfsi trrus.e...
ocf9 TH0S. BOWLING, Auct.
THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer.

sIRERT. GEORGETO Ar kUCrI0N.
On TUESDAY, October gath, $50, ct 60
o'elock, In front OF the premises. VIII cell
size OF Water st eet, By depth OF 96 feet inches
On tbe vest eide OF ,jecfl alley
Terms: One. third cash; balance and II m onths,
with interest 81 per G mt psr snnum. and secured
oct ,9-dts TBOD. GOWLING, Auctioneer.
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1876 PEsss ANA 1876
o
TO the North, West, and Southwest.

1910 FESssSSTTTTHasIA 1910
To the North, West, and Southvest.
Double Track, Steel Ra1s, splendid Scenery,
Ad0,etfceu EqnTnseyu
OOTUB8S 9Ts, 1875.
Trains leave sshiEGton, city tune. from Depot,
p.SSr. Of sSs Is. s1S q ss, with Par
'sS "a s ': SfS ts
BALTIhORE AND POTOMAC R.ILROAD.
For & Csnandsisu,, k9ehss,eI, Buffalo. Niagara
IS:s: Ss;: % E.isin:' f:s isis', o:S:sd:i,
sd ss,.ss
S snns.s Ro1 s." "' sss .sd
sundsy. win fsrlor Oar. sssseSsd. .-.' 80.
'0f :SS sa .9s ..a d:s .ns
s:te n: daily: Limited Express, s:ss sln.
Aocom@odalion Tor Baltimore, s:so Pm. daily.
For feps. orss2 Lin. 1:Io N and 4:so pm.
For % Anrspofi!, f. 500 0 and 1850 an and $50 ,.
VA hsP AilxAsDSiA SHsHisafos
AS, s:so. 5. s, 1:oosm.' On sunday ss
For tns soo.s, s '1f V. Richmond. ais an daily:
and Via Lynchburs, 7:iS an. and II pm /,
rrsins leave Alexandria for Warrington, 8, Us,
80, II an, \. 3, 4:2O, b, 8, and IN.
On Sunday st Z and 10 m, and Pm.
Tielets. iniOrma.iop, sleeping .ad Ps5,or Oar
accommodations can be procured at the Ofnces:-
Northeast corner Of Thirteenth street and Penn
Nlysni. .ysnus, Northeast sorner Of sixth street
!. e
destina alton from Hotels and Residences.
rKaSk rsSssbs assf sH naHsse1. hases'' isSs Hset
TTHIvRR8Ak n. h. YI0KkY OFFICE.
RAILROAD TIOKBTe TO % iron Al points
.onsns: Inc.,ao saohopsec os sd, or ns sSie q 80
nDon any other ofes or tsBoss~01
u this city.
ApDlyt II. ID. WHITE0IDB,
ppIIy b97 Penn. ave.. Candy store.
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~ nave tnus SHOWN you now valuable
III we're TO work IL down to March 4, 1877,
the figures would 60 ali over the paper and
stick out half way across the table 10 boot"
"Why, my son." said the old man, "that
claim for that hen alone would bust the
United States. There isn't money enough
In The country TO pay for it."
"Tben We will have TO Increase the volume
Of currency 80 as to make 1t equal To the ne
csssines OF trace-that is all" rejoined the
young man fmpertubaely. "Besides, 1 ex-
pect that legally l would be entitled TO charge
compound Interest on the several items
Then similar as to that mule. she would
have bad one colt In 1s63-that's two; and
ttose two more In 1s6i-that's four, or six n
all, and these four weuld have had four
more in 1S65-tbats eight, or ten in all, ana
SO on, Ike the nails In the problem ABOUT
The horses shoes"
"But, Theophilus,- said the old man.
"msre mules can't have colts, and IL they
did half OF 'em would be males. anyhow"
That makes no difference" the son went
besides, there is one recorded case OF q ybrid
breeding. 80, besides, as to that fence. Sup
pose IL was a yard 80 yards square, then 50x
500; call 1T mile for round figures, and
and whitewssh il, and compound the inter
est-I tell you, old man, there's millions In
it,"
"How many?-
"Well." said the son, "I may have mate q
mistake OF a few million dollars here and
there, but thai don't amount 10 much.
suCuio Ray my q aim III amount JO ABOUT
sl3l 5SG, ,S44 26s ,fl3. .19l 65i.l6h. knocBing OF
the odd cents and what It'll cost TO get the
claim through, i shall at least be assured OF
mosest competence. Even though my win-
zone Evaline had nothing but her beauty
and virtue and this claim for q dowry, /
would gladly take her to my arms"
"Weii, suppose, then, you have proposed
to ber?r
s.No. not yet. I've got her and the ex rev.
enne officials daughter on q string, and I'll
wait I'LL after The October elections-then
shall be free TO follow the dictates OF my
affections"
"Bless you, my son." said the fond parent,
rs the happy tears bedewed his countenance
and blinded his spcctacieo.
Evening star., 1876-10-20

THE EvINING SCHOOLS are m important
element OF the educational system Of New
York Thousands Of persons who are de-
prived by business of Opportunities Of study
during the day attend these schools at night.
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Gu n A X D LIN z.

CUNARD LINE.
NOTICE.
wa re M .isw OF dintnisnins the chances Of cot
course for all seasons Of the year.
on the outward passage from Queen..ovn % asv
or nothing 10 the north Of =.
Of e sss noh o; q
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWxRN NEW YORK AND LIT8R-
POOL, CALLING At CORK HARBOR.
oos is We 1Ssy
eGyth,A..,Wsd., soy. scyth...- wed. pee. g
Z" And svsry iollo.ins WEDNESDAY, ana iAT1Rs
s.samsrs nsTksd do not earry ssserase pssssn-
RArrs o, PA.sAsn.-Osoir,. go, pos and .slo,
Sd sSS0rd;se to :ecOTIodasiSn Ticket 70 ps,i,s
stserase tiekss. % and fon al psrss Of Iurops q
Bs{,S als.Scv HSS4s s o. ,,1ddnS d give. & e.
On the oootinsns. and Or Hsdifsrrsnss. Eorts ScS
sspB BO1Ss eSe ss'es: sII y bos g ne
.E SRas sHSShTFHisHs g ss.:.x ;s =
NV D1PAR1UR1.
t5Sgg9sSs. .AD
esl: g: ::::y @ s4!Ss6xY::s IL 4: 81 8. ~ ~%S l:::
- ~ E! !S,!:S:li,ssii;:. IA. !, ,E@sSs:;,:.: @ (: =:
RON he sSo,s 1oTss GFsishe rsosiv:S s.d ds-
s " .Sss. % sna I:.,ss f z :. II ass g
ana siIS Mh ssress northvess.
W 9: 0LfTn pS,.x o.
A"' - y. 4. :s5ffsi SoHssoa ka1l.e'skS,s %.
: Jsis-S Agents for WssAinssss, fo,s 0es 9. 40.
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DRY GOODS.
RRODHEAD q co

RRODHEAD 8 CO,
I2OS TsIBsET, BKTwEEs I2rH AND I3rH,
(OLD STA ND
Have Obeusd live o. pRY GOorS at prices thst
Iotb1pg bu- be closest bus ioE could rant. snt
they Ie-p full ass tbO-e ia ~aot II good q Iods,
call
Black Siiks, IS cents snd up. Gncludfng 6uinst,
Billion p. and PO. son cs5e brsi.o mskes.J
my,tle Grssu, Seal 5roan NsyI Bloc. sad Plum
Coloree CsshmeIes, (dOuDle SidthJ o. Hsr yaro,
recently 81 IS.
New YGrk Mills q Rlescbed Cotton, IKE;
l0-t ehs ettI 1sc aud np;
Csntop Flsru.l 7c snd up;
All Linen Crssh, Sc Der ard.
Splendid Bnuley ard ssirt-, SOC. aad up:
All L iben DOJLes- SC D. dozen;
ClArk : best zIS- ysTd se9Ol CotL N. Sc
havy Biue sster Proof Per yard, worth ol N
Button Kid Gloves. 75o-
Button Ei1 Gloves rs;
BesnttfOl P'a!d Dress Goods and pIain Myrtle
Gren. Seal Brown, and Navy Bloc Twill Serses,
only 1fc
Our Mr. uekF will he pleased to show these
paraAns among many theTs zad IL Will pay you
TO call.
BkODHEAD q CO.,
octis-tr I205 ct bet 18th and 18th.
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7. EDW. CLARK d o.,
Dealers In Lu nber. Wood and Goal.
Office, sos Pennsy lvapia avenue, northwest cor.
ner 9Th street. Wharf, Depot and Planning Mil,
foot Of 4th street east. octo If
Evening star., 1876-10-20

BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
T'BA TRUE NAE. and Other Practical Scr.
mons, by Rev. s. q. Mitchell, D. D., Of New
York Avenue Church.
History Of the Reformation in the time Of Calvin,
by D. q ubigpe; Vol. z.
The Judgment Of yeru,alem. By Rev. VIM. Patton.
Near to n xturs's Heart, by =. p. Roe,
Every Day Topics, by DR.. Holland.
W&hinston and rs. BY Turenssy.
Tor sale By
WI. BALLANTYNE.
octI2-tr lYs SEVENTH sTREEr.
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THE NEW BOOKS.
FIRST Century ct the Republic o5 90
nnmfts and Moslsms Chas. Dudley Warner : 80
HtstoI zeal Studies Eugene LawreI Comm. 50
Ine uikados Enipre w - Grth1a......-..... 4 90
prey history Of Napoleon, VOL S......... 20
fIeen Ap Norman Conquest, vol 6............. 4 90
Hiss Iopee Three BIides. .........;:...-.,.. ~
ciiis ~.- ~. -~...". - ~ --- 90
Hoveli Lille OF %
Dsnlei Deronda. cheap paper edition complete 50
Wnkfe GOWNS Two DestiDfes ....... 90
Florence Mary Is My Own Chi d......... rs
At the Councillors. Author Of Old Nam 'selles
Political Hand Book for 1876. Edward Mo.
-~ 80
Free By mail.
SOLOMON8 = CHAPMAN,
Agents Lawrence IS Pure Linen" Pa apers,
sep7s-tr No 91l Pennsylvania ave.
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SI1FFOIK.

TIE ISVASIOS OF THE NORTHERN BURGLARS
PULL ACCOUNT OF THEIR AItREST-H0w THE
TRAP WAS SET AND TIE SHARPERs WERE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HELP FROM A WOMAN
CAM, OF THE INVADERS IN THE WOODS
STRUGGLE FOE FREEDOM UNDER WRIT OF
HABEAS c0RPUs--APPEARAECE OF DETEc-
TIVE riSxEKroS ON THE scEsE-TRUE CHA
RAcTER OF TIE MEN Observation-Disclosures.
Correspondence of The Richmond Dispatch.J nj,
JUNE II, 1876.
The Dispatch has already published teie-
grams in regard to the arrest or fhe pahk-
breakers and the subsequent proceedings on
writ Of hdbeaS corpus, but the facts are 80
interesting venture to give you connected
account OF the whole business On FRIDAY
the 18th day Of May last carpet-bag was
found under an Old warehouse near the
depot of the Roanoke and Scaboard railroad
ut suffolk. IL contained some wire and
white stuff supposed to be dynamite, five or
six cans Of powder OF the finest 4ualtty,
and several other articles. Besides The ear
pct-bag there was found al air-pump WIN
about ten or fifteen feet OF india-rubRer
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STAINTON.
HEAVY RAINEAlL-FEESHETl IN TIE sifEAMS--
BASS STRANDED IN THE LOW-GhouNpS-Ilit
CASE OF pR. WILSON.

HEAVY RAINFALL-FEEsHETI IN THE STREAMS
BASS STRANDED IN THE LoW-GhoUNpS-IliE
CASE OF nR. WILSON.
tCorrcsroudcncc Of the Richmond DSpatch.l
rl .E.f. -.... .... JUNE 10, 1876.
very heavy rain fell here several hours
Saturday, resulting about night IN snlaIl
hood The lower part OF the town was
badly washed, and Lewis's creek, when
rms along It's lower edge, was hlled WIN
timber. laths from lumber-vards, &c, from
above. When the flood was highest, after
dark. the pond out at the Fair-droenus
broke. and a wave four feet high tore GOWN
through the city from north to SCUM, lol,
Lowing little stream until 1t entered
Lewis's creek. Along the little streams Tue
inhabitants had to get out OF their houses III
short order. o
The bass, of which there were 'aise
number in the pond, were found yesterua.
morning stranded all along the loW-Srounos
as far as mile OIL. Nearly one huhuie"
gardens were badly damaged, and the spiGh-
did one OF the Deaf, Dumb ana bi'ho In
stitute fairly ruined. Two bridges over
Lewis's creek, in the centre OF the city, were
washed away. 80.
The case OF Dr. Wilson is still eXciiihs
the public. Ii is asserted that he lett Ny
the Chesapeake and Ohio road, leaving that
train at Gordonsvile. A petition is being
signed asking Governor kemper to offer Il
reward for his capture. PENN.
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=" . WASHINGTON, June 10, 1876.
l....i'~fT ;i;i -, SENATE.
The Senate to-day insisted upon its
amendments to the post-office appropriation
bill, and asked for committee Of confer
ence.
The Committee on Patents reported adj
versely on large number OF bills extend
ing patents.
The Senate went into secret session to
consider the question Of continuing the
Belknap impeachment trial until November,
and at the conclusion Of their deliberation
it was announced that the impeachment
court had decided to proceed with the trial
on July 9th.
The court further ordered that the trial
can only proceed while Congress is in ses-
sion. and that the secretary shall subpoena
such witnesses at the expense of the Gov
eminent as shall be allowed by the commit
tee: and that the subp9nas for all other
witnesses for the respondent shall contain
the statement that the witnesses therein
named shall attend upon the tender, on be-
half of the respondent, Of their lawful fees.
Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr.. Cox was again chosen speaker pro
tenn.
Mr.. Southland asked leave to ask the Score
tary Of the Treasury why he had failed to
furnish list Of defaulting collectors.
Mr.. Kasson objected.
The army appropriation bill was resumed,
and passed without important amendments.
District matters were considered. Among
the bills passed was one for repaving Penn
sylvania avenue.
A resolution was also passed appointing a
commission OF two non-residents and one
resident to frame form of government for
the District of Columbia.
Adjourned.
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FIN ]. !: ],
R1cHMoNp sTooK ExcHAnaE.

uuut 1Ss 10 tus
AnserfcGn Gold.-I12 bid. b
STATE. rtttes,-virginla consols, 66N bid:
virginia consois new, 20 bid; Yirginin deferred,
Dig. asked; Virginia tsx-recciyabEe coupons, as
city SecurRies.-Richniond city s's, 11a hid;
Richmond city s's, a4K hid 95i5 asked; Petersburg
city Ss, special tex. 90 asked LrnchttR city a's
ig3 bid; Lynchburg city ets, as bid: FfederIeka-
bid. ~ n 10y % = -,
Railroad .Bonds,- Virginia Central Railroat
third mortgage 6s. }. and j., IA asked; Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad first mortgage SIS, j.. and
d., 100 bid: Richmond and Petersburg ,RaiIroad
second mortgage rs, "A. and q, 100 asked; Rich
mono. Fredericksburg and Potomac Raiiruad mort
gage 7's, j. ana j.. 9TH bid: Orange aud A1exsn-
dria Raiiroad third mortgage SIS, d. aud n, Sc
asked; Richmond and DanyiIie Railroad coHsoh-
Canal B0nds--James River snd kanawha Cana!
first mortgage SIS ii. and N, 4S bid. $500 -
Railroad Observation-Disclosures Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad seven per cent. guaranteed
100 par. 92k bid; Richmond and Dnnyilie Railroad
100 par, 4 bid, 81 asked; Seaboarl and Roanoke
Railroad guarantt ed, 100 par, 80 bid.
Bank St0ckS.-F1rst National, 1 90 par II OK bid
National Bank OF Virginia, 100 par, 102 bid, 10Sl
asked; Planters National, 90 par, Is bid; St1fr
Bank OF Virginia, 100 par, 81 bid: Uniou Bank Of
Richmond, SO par, AS bid. so aske Merchants aud
Savings, Is par, "a asked; Richmond Banking and
insurance Company, 25 par. 80 bid, 80 asked.
insurance G0MpGnieS.-Vtrginia Fire aud Ma
rine % par 3715 bid, 40 asked; virginia State 2E
par, 26k bid, 80 asked: Virginia Home, 100 par 95
bid, 9Sh asked; City, 100 par, IS asked; Old Do.
ninion, 100 par, 80 asked: Commercial Fire In.
surance Company, rs par, 20H bid.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

LONDON, June 19.-The Prince OF Monte
negro has resigned his post Us representative
OF the insurgents in the negotiations with
the Porte.
It is stated that Servia will send an envoy
to Constantinople to propose disarmament
and peace in return for the cession of the
territory.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, June 19.-The ministers
OF the Sultan differ among themselves on
the question OF creating National Assem-
bly,, and the constitution which was prom
ised will be indefinitely postponed.
The publication of the Courier D. Orient
has been suspended by the Government for
month for an attack on the late Hassian
Aoni Pasha.
FATAL COAL-GAS ON-HEAvY
FAILURE-A CLERICAL STATEMENT RE-
GARDING THE BARBADOS RIOTS.
LONDON, June 19.-An explosion Of coal
gas has occurred on the ship Atalanta, loaded
with coal for Hong Kong, killing six per-
sons and iniuring several. The vessel was
seriously damaged.
Hinway & Rees, grain merchants at Car.
diff, have failed for S1,000,000.
The Bishop and Archdeacon and thirty
four clergymen of Barbados have signed q
statement to Earl Caravan that the riots on
that island were not caused by suffering
among the negroes, but to the mischievous
report that the land Of the planters was to
be divided among them. The clergy have
no idea how the impression was created, but
it still exists. 1t will require tirmness on
the part Of the Government to remove the
impression.
MILITARY PREPARATIONS.
BERLIN, June 19.-Austria has ordered
the concentration Of 15S,000 regular troops
and 10000 landwehr in the eastern and
southeastern provinces for autumn drill.
FEARFUL CHOLERA MORTALITY.
CALCUTTA, June 19.-The cholera is pre-
vailing in Ghulwood. Out Of 200 inhabit
ants 100 have died in three days.
TWO BIG FIRES.
Moscow, June ia fire here last night
destroyed over fifty houses. No particulars
of the damage have been received, but it is
believed to have been enormous.
Three fourths of the town Of Kadschry
in Caucasus, including the Bazaar, was
burned Saturday last.
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A YOUTHFUL FEMALE R0IsoNER,--Ac case
OF astounding juvenile depravlty came to
light Saturday afternoon In New York, in
which q girl seventeen years OF dye was
charged with and admitted killing child
seven years cid by giving him a dose Of
oyalic acid. 1t appears the child was re-
covering from an attack of scar1et-feyer,
when the girl persuaded him to drink som,e
milk in which She had acid dissolved The
child sfckcned and died; and the doctor iii
attendance gave, a certificate TINT Ii died OF
relapse OF scarlet-feter, and the. body was,
buried. Since then the girl has been attacked
with feniorse, and III pfie. Of her fits con-
sessed the crime. She Is now locked up In
prison, and the body OF the child is to be
disinterred and examined by physicians. t.ns
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK ETS.


NEW YORK. June 19.-Cotton quict sales OF
1873 bales at l2a@12 5-16c. Flour easier; super
western aud State. $375@$425; southern dull ant
declining; common to fair extra, ~ .9Ot0$6 good Io
out decided change and closing firm. Oats duh and
heavy; 33@43c. for mixed western and state: 500
for White rn a and qsss
fined steady. Molasses and rice quiet and unchanged
Taow firm at s4eDsiEc. Resin and turpentin,
SI9.90@S2O. Lard opened higher and closed heavy
prime steam. 81 .9OlG$ .95. Whiskey frner al
Sl.12l!. Freights unchanged.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, June 19-F1our quiet and heavy
ek3Ta s4ssSaS eaq amiiy Gty Mis
supcrline, $3.50@$4 extra, "a .250Y7 Rio brands
SS5 sTy ss ssa Tsas d S saTyy
ians es f fSGu white ii Southern cor,
,a;a dull Ss sye dull sea @
strong but quiet. Pork, $20.50gS2l |. Bulk-mcats,-
Shoulders, 70Sc; clear rib, loi5c Bacon-Sllomli-
Sugar firm at 1880 O9sc. Whiskey quiet ut $ll l
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. juno 19.-Flour. firm and I'M
changed. Wheat steady and unchanged. Corn lirler
Provisions strong and higher. Pork, 5000. Bulk.
meats-S7.75 for shoulders; $l0.3om$l0.35 for
clear rib. Bacon-Shouldcrs. Sc; clear ri,-Sides
SIi.I0. Lard unchanged. Whiskey firm ut Sl.l0.
tagging in Improved demand ut 12gl3c.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. June l9.-Flour dull ut S5mlS5. rs.
Wheat dull at &1@*1.15. Corn inactive at 166
ATE Oats dull ut 2SGl36c. Rye quiet at 74@76c;
Pork firm at $2O.25MS20 so. Lard I'm fair demand
and firm: steam, l1+@ 1s.c.:: kettle, 1901 3ac.
Bulk-neats In fair demand and firm; shoulders. q,
0l7ac.: clear rib-sdes, 104c.: clear sides, lOlic
Bacon firm: shoulders, S.sGpSaac.; clear rib-sdes,
IOZG1lc.; clear sides, 1i,c. Hogs easier fair TO
GOOD heavy, S6@$6.15 receipts, 1878 head; SHIP
ments, $50 head. Whiskey In good demand ut
$1.10. ~ ,,,
ST. LOUIS. June 19.-Flour quiet and unchanged:
Whent tirmer; No. 2 red fall, 4 AS bid; No red
fill Il OS bid Corn bigger at 44isc. Oats tirne'.
N0.2, 3Ikc. Rye scarce and wanted. Barley dull
and unchanged. .Whiskeys Sill. Pork, 5000.
Lard-Winter, S11.12. Acknowledgements
7ac; clear rib. 10kc.: clear sides, lOA. Bacon
Shoulders SIC. clear rib. sc.; clear Sides llsc
Hogs easier; bacon, 1886.
PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA, June 19.-Beef cattle were very
dull this week, and prices were unsettled and lower
5000 head arrived and sold at 5k0G6c. for extra
Pennsylvania and western steers: 5@5Sc. for fair
TO good PENNSYLVANIA and western steers; 4(G4 40
Is. gross rs TO quality. Sheep were dull and rather
lower; 1000 head sold at 4A9 5Ac; d. gross MS 10
quality. Hogs were unchanged; 5000 head scld at
S9GD$9.75 g 100 lbs. net.
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defray the expenses Of tins funeral, the de.
ceased Bishop having given all his posses
sions to the poor. 80. 4 E:s
AN OUTRAGE ON cHrNAsrEN.
BAN FRANCISCO, June ia dispatch
from Trucker says number of men at
tackled and burned q Chinese cabin occupied
by three Cinnamon. One was killed and
another seriously wounded. Forty shots
were fred. 5Y @
THE FOURTH IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, june 10.AIt has been de-
cided by representatives Of the military and
civic organizations to have grand torch
light procession on the evening OF the Sd
proximo, and q procession OF the civic aud
military On the 4th. Ga.%
COMMODORE vANDERBHT'S CONDITION.
New YORK, June 19.-Commodore Van.
derbilt bad return Of his chill and was un-
able to sit up in bed to-day. zel,.
WILL RESIGN.
LOUISVILLE, June ,19.-Bluford Wilson,
solicitor Of the Treasury, expresses his de-
termination to resign.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-20
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG KAILRoAD}
COMPANY.
TINE An 1915 trains

RICHMoND AND PETERSBURG kAiLRoADf
COMPANY.
COMMENCING JUNE 4tb, 1876, trains
" on this road will run rs follows:
LEAVE RICHMoND. SOUTH.
$40 4. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily fexcept sun
and West. sieepIng-cnr attached runs
l:2O p NJ THROUGH NAIL daily, connecting
for all points South and West. Pas
sengers taking this train vii! make
close connection at PETERSBURG ios
Bay-line steamers for Baltimore, Phil
adepIiia, aud New York. Fare AZ low
by any other line.
$40 p. b., FREIGHT daily texccpt sundsy). with
coach attached.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
7:30 A. 81, FREIGHT TRAIN daily Except Sun.
= dayD, with coach attached.
II.44 A. NJ THROUGH NAH. daily, connecting
$50. = with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac raiiroad for all points Easf
7.a5 p. NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily texeept Sum
1iayl, connecting with Richmond,
Fredericksburg aud Potomac rairosd
for all points East and West Pellman
sleeper attached, running through
ISL to Baltimore. Also making close Con.
nection with the GhesapeaKe ana on io
railroad for the Tirginla Springs and
nil points North aud West
The $40 A. 81. train from Richmond, ana tne 1:So
p NJ train from Petersburg, VIII stop AZ All nsAIons
This IL the only line with double daily traIpS akng
close connections for Charleston, Co!umoa, Augusta
Savannah, and the South.
Clover n Pits Isa,s Rssh nns a. A.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg viii start frofa
We e spio"N A A. SHAW, Superintendent.