davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-03-04

HE IS HE'LL Fur 1.AlIIADITE0S.
LONDON, Eug., March 0..-WipBow, tho Ros-
ton forger, WIS agap brought to tho Bow Street
Poliue Court thla morning. and formally COM
,nstteu for oxtradition. Tho point abont WIuB-
lows being committed on separate chargeB Of
forging aud uttering is important. After Sir
Thomas Horny lad said in Court yostor,1ay that
ho haa not reoelyad sho necessary notification
from tho british nutiloGitieB, tie American Lc
CATION remembering tho hasco In tho case Of
Lawsonos. tho ai.ogod fraudulent Custom
Houso Agont, Withdrew tho application. previ-
oxtraaition Of WinBow ou tho charge OF forgery,
and to mako everything certain, substituted ata
application asking for hia o1tralltion on charges
Of forging and uttering. Winslow will now
await tho1ogal tirue, .oEhtoon days, before be-
ing. surrendered to Mr.. Dearborn, the AinoEican
officer.
, 1876-03-04
QfQQkptt G0A Ia Ar4ukly,,s

A new Bousce Of trouble saeIuB to have over
taken tho brooklyn gas coMpauos recently,
which threatens to add materially 10 thpi1 fesu6r
complications Suspicion has Tor so,ne tiule pro-
vailed that there VISA satue.hing wrong With tho
meters. aud in order to Bettle tue matter. u uau
who was At one timo in tie employ Ut one of lhe
companioA has lately heon engaged iA testing tho
meters. III doing this lo has Tomoyo1 several
OF them from dltrarent lousss and taLeu llam
70 Nav York, vhero they have baail inspected
by tho etsto Inspector Or Que OF hla deputies.
, 1876-03-04
Isurnei 70 Doutf, by q .uctoor

An Intelligent black boy was trudginE along Long, =
highway At night in tic vicinity of palesssaes' LULA
Ioxhs. There WAS negro woman ridirg pgsss ~
iate!lieeut black boy reappeared Ii I.!eAt.h1;s
.hat night ont Of b1nhth and a. pale ~ To ce0,y Il
get. He said hs SAW . ball OF lire como oas ~ a.
thc ally aud strike tho woman aud set los aosh., ~
Tho horse TN away With tho woman afro o. npis ia
back md he ran back 10 town to tell tho 1'eop,rr
what had happened. Tho peoplo went to ,Vnt ~
after further particulars Of the curious ine,asIh h
Thsy found tho woman lying on thu ggoha, "'ah
all her clothing burned OF. but with life eoaSS .Ss
in her TO tell that aho had boan atruek ~ nul nj
Win tis nano slaged, aud tlo wpmau disa - ~
noxt day. Tbs people thiuk ahe was a'' !" '
meteor.
, 1876-03-04

Tho Governor Of Illinois yesterday rnappolnt-
ed nB his own SUCCESSOR CLARK Ltpe, Waat Eitle
Park Commissioner.
The Supreme Courtof Dakote commenced the
March term Thursday at Yankson, Chief Jus
tics shannon praHiding.
A brilliant aasonbsnge mot ut tho State CapE-
tol In Lincoln, Nhb., ThuraIlay eyoulng. and
presented tue Hon. Hen 1srxou1, tho nawly.ap-
pointoA Consul to Dublin, with sgolu-Aaaded
Cano.
, 1876-03-04
A &M&LI FIRE.

The alarm from Box No. 754 at 7;25 o'clock
ysstorday ,uorning was cauaed By tho discovery
Of blaze in the Home Of tho Good Shepherd,
corner Of Mptkst sud Hill Streets Dansgo to
building and stock *sQ0; fully insured. Cause
OF G5e not lponn.
, 1876-03-04

ToLEpo O.. March s.-This afternoon id the
ftcight-sraiu on tho Baltimore l. Ohio leailroau
was crossing tho bridge at Delaware Bend near
Datance tho train broke In two, throwing car
from thu track. The tear part Of tho train or
tue cast BpAn OF tho bridge waa pfacipitatsd into
tho xiyer. Conductor Keoch ann;tno bsakemeh
were aeroualy anu probably fatally injurod.
, 1876-03-04

CINCINNATI, MaEch IA uaocting was held ut
tho Grand lIotol Today OF Freight Agonta Of
north aud Bouth railroad lines botwoon tho Ohio
litver aud Lakes, to fix rateA On lumber Bouth.
Eightoe1 roads abro represonted. NeAoiutiona
woso aloptad making tho :rntos hfnding until
changed by aubseguont mootsng,
, 1876-03-04

WAautsoroN, D. c.. March a.-Tho slsnat
soryioe reports that IN italian bark, bound for
Baltimore, which wont ashore near Tybae
1sland {Geoseia), on tho night OF March i, wont
10 picceB yeatctiay, md lost niuo Of her crow uf
thirteen. Tho life-aaying crow attempted to
board tho bark, and ayory man WAS drowned.
still mihsipEs
, 1876-03-04

F0N AKEfM.
So ~

LosDos, March "a dispatch from Berlin
statea that Count Won .tsslim has instructed his
lawyer to inform tho Judge tlat Ao Is i'll, aud
little inclined to dcfeud himself against f1o
charge Of hEGh-troanou.
, 1876-03-04

QUEEN IaANEL&A4
pAnm, Morch 3.--LEHrop6 MplomGltque
ssates That Qucan 1hsballa wili,stay only short
tins in. Madr,d, and then glucose Seville Of
GrRpada Ra hor roaldenoa,
PIRACY,
A telegram from Gibraltar says tho prizo crnw
Of 6paulsh Guards at COSTA Who seized a. Britial,
vessel and wese subsequently, caplurod by hor
crow and brought iuto Gibraltar, Layo boon conf
mittcd for pirnoy.
, 1876-03-04

LONDON. March "a Telegram Inns been re-
ccived by the Japanoao Legation hore ftoul thsu
doTesnfnent stating that The treaty between
japan aud Corea MAS siguel Oh tho 27tA ultimo.
, 1876-03-04
FROZEN TO DEATH.

e1setat Lrtpatch to 7hs fHt.ca1o Tribune.
EAST BAalNAw, h1ioh.. Maroh IA man named
Frank A. mason, employed In a lumber camp At
Bradford Lake, 0tsego County, started OH satnr-
day lust to visit some trappera 10 mloe distant,
and Ills body was found Tuesday. ~ nilas from
hia destination. .hnylug posiahotl with tho cold.
, 1876-03-04
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

QUEENSTOWN. Naroh '3,-Arzivod. skesmehip
Java, from, Now York.
kxw YoAK. March 3.--Arrised, ateanships
Hindoo, from Hull City Of Now York and
CHM, from Liverpool.
New York. March S.-A1vel. steamer Gel-
lort, from Hamburg.
, 1876-03-04
ROCKFORD.

tho company for CLEO.
-----%---
ROCK FORD.
~- ~'..--N
T!'o oorn.ns mun'o'pni n,ect'onaEne
Indy Crusfaora rTa"ont n Mofd
Water Ttokot-A Sanctuary HnrtaHed
In Whts!ky--0utrnCe on n lecfoFta
C3laf,-Attnc1 ON tho Cntlt01ics.Ssntc
Cclcbrnt1u.a OF Odd Ecltovsistp-l.cnt
In Ixnci1tor.i-An Alttur,,,n,l IL, l,ovu
The 1gcccl,pr nlntfcr4-Lpnp = Eonr
rnrtv-t,iln Hn,srl,ln.
spt1at, ,Dtpa,eh h m. casta,o Tribune.
J,,ov,orn III srnro,, = "s. In r,,,,s,,,,.,
Foti' 4'' Aa.eA o. @ao 4Aaa'o'e"'
oleottons draw near tho o1eitomcnt relative to
tho liluor qnest!on becomes creator. Party pol
itics rarot haro intrudc.1 themselves much iuto
mr. civ f,oyornmcnt hut ria voor ovorvt,l,,r
ous ",,t o,'s uove.n. ., w. .'s ysaF % sssfy.n'uR
W." W q,slsfn.usu o1eOpt s1o n'a''' Issue
whether Rockfofd 'nhhll DO liconse or anti
license city far tho comma municipal year. Tho
temperance lalies Aero l,ayc lono q Eoo, deal Of
good during tho past tuo yoars. aud l,ayo bcoa
H.. ,..,,a -. .s,s.+.,. .,,,,.ra - 1-,,.,,.s
'"o nle~uo " te'o' .an!e ."htnp"'5 u u'uuhAaus'
but thoy orc i'oT about to glvo up this whole-
somo influence by .iauleaing into tho muddy
waters of politsca. Like Ito ladies' Of Tho
Drich Lane Drapcl Of lho Grand junction
1,,,ss...",re.sss,sa saaa",.,,o.. H., ...ns ~.
t.hoaeHes tempo1aHco ''ssoc1a''o'.' shoS na'e Bot
thoir Mr. Anthony 1lumm. who, nfter repcatst1-
ly ",TlfHpering he'd ne1r coisaeut-consoHtcd"
To becomp cau]it1ntn for 11ayor Tho tentlo-
.n,n ,r1,, b,. tb,,a .,orpoa hi, iha co,I.voto-
,oot ia s1r Tnut n,,o,,,os rray,o,t ~ ,t,,
uo'. IN ~: Low A'noaooo' 'oaou"s VI sho
AocRiosa naton company, anu inompef ot:tllo
firm oi Ahondos, uttor & Co., paper manufao-
n,au, md would yote for prohjbition !: .oouse-
.an,Is al H. i. -,,,,o1 ra,,rt1
Has"N'5 J., AA sAo Ate' ~ Aoe"uoAe ~ aHeo
htna. Iho opPosaHg oandtdato 1or Mayor On tue
llcouso platform will bo Alr. John II. Porter, tho
well.tnowu ehouiat and druup,st. ue iga uon-
- - 1t. 49,, ,.a-,,.- ,u..,,
and IL ihAh o1 integrity aha stof1'nG ~oSln.
TILE cHorPiEu OUT or LAD E1oop.
Tho roaults Of this pending fight is Aoen cyery
day III numerous out-croppings Of the worst
,,t,,o ~ ,,o, ,r1,o od1nnaaa ~ lin ,oct,,n,,a
.s =. a..s .,,;.ae.,, r"s,,-s. ~ - 1.,'a, :.
aaea to sehs aplteihl ieennR alo'le maSee IL
WORTH mentioning At tnla time. hsst week acme
t,at rr;or ~ a .on,,oroneo wanting AMI .va,o,,
!aa''ptlo1 ~ sau4po4A'su u!'a."A !" "a's .""u1
tho "atafarinRosh hasamni1u tnois othcto1y
orsana %oEo Efaatoa VIII Loo amuu Ok H.. .tne
s TUG ain 81 Inn nntr ~ n
4to!otM O'"o tcu!sH'htik y! ~ 1aAos'
A1os} holl'o sesnp eInl'see. uotso.uA
wniaKS INTO FltE FAIL M
~ Matof ~ aao ~" wero t roa"noI ,a
week oy the u!s'!,pu1'on ot h9mo mahc.eps
lsaSsa oon.ang lug n'oas w., ts,;es Ggoens III Hnn
Wsakoa tno 1Gtno'lea ano tleu
p. pllsa.a ,aot,a nn Ga'hot'ca a,, e'us1 a ~ , n.
nfnulp'o nieoiiaS .,t ~ onsu. any :, w"
tnere h1ego1 InAs 1h!s. y. ~. u.
hohty. the heao ana isons 9! inc eEnsaaers; naa
o!sttl9nnu tn9as huP9s Ing ~ ,ssaTea ro .sno
uasno,lea tnht Iue o.. ea1noe Iasnoa1 hantsl.
anes a9fGty ialea;un ~ "'naiam LII s''es
tiom hita. Aonfys pafty. = .comm'Iteo o.
, 1876-03-04
LUMBER.

It will DO remembered that a meeting Of lilo
Freight Agents Of tho roads leaaing to tho
Michigan lumbor-rogons NaB hold at the Grand
Pacific Hotel in this city about 4 month ago,
when 4 uniform tariff on lumber waa solomusy
agreed npon. Among other ,thingA It was,
20, GOO ,pounild Of lumbar to ho loaded on d
cur. ii now ti1rns out that tho tariff 90 eolomu-
If adopted at tint time has ahared the fa.a Of all
o.1or rnilroal agroausnnts. It was broken a!-
most az soon as 1t cnnae into ofIaot.
Tho Cincinnati Hamilton s Dayton 1Eaitroad.
a party TO tho contract, has continued to load
11 600 pounds. which has disturbed tho ratea alt
through Michigan. 4 mcotiag WAS hold at Gin
cinnnti ypBtetdny for tho purpose or liking ZIP
result has not yat been learned.
, 1876-03-04

H<W QFF SNHt IT .
The exaltameat over tha faulty gaa naatars Of
III nd widely ID Droozlyn. and Etste inspector
, 1876-03-04
ITALY.
lkATHElfS}Nf1f

1,oNE. March 3.-Sogotiatous aro ponding for
tho marriage Of tho Duke Of uonova with the
Archtluchcsa Marie Christine. daughter Of tho
Archduko Chnrlos Ferdinand, Of Austria.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-29
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION. H. !.

,. -. - =. PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION. sa
: LONDON, August Mr.. Wilson. {Gon-.
serTatiTe) has been elected to- Parliament nc
from Donegal to:fll a vacancy .s:ars aaa
.&E.SFREScH ELECTIONS. .f,&.z.,35
2 PARIS, August 90 - Count Nun, whose
election to the Chamber Of Deputies was IN;
validated on account of undue clerical in,
fiuence, has been again elected for Rou-
tiorg. iEtasa ~ l.n,..5 - a1.t5.,.,t li
the Chamber for Guilgamp, has been elected
over Prince de Li1cinge. i
The Eastern war. II
THE LoNDes sfiTIaEs q on THE BULGARIAN
-. ATROCITIES. z
ioIoSpoS. August IS! The Times has an
EDITORIAL on the Bulgarian atrocities which
Concludes NMr. Barlng's report and the
testimony Of other official witnesses VIII
have much practical value during the nego-
tiations which must follow the close Of the
Seryian war. They will give this country
! n GOOD opportunity OF clearly defining the
nosition it holds with respect botn 70
Turkey and the great Powers. Il has peen
,soid that the Turkish ministers have been
scsrn4as & II English remopstralice because
.tT iii thhk, England ~ III and must upport
T nj NJ : however fagrantly she may DC
n,isled, aud hence Is argued lbat sas Y ~
fIirectl ID accountable for the bulgarian! mas.
sacres. But 1t la difficult TO beiisge gnat 20 !.
baaeIess nm idea can mislead the sar rsy q.
me-, Who direct the Turkish empire. lhey
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-29

-
when going home early this morning mel
George BucklaHd, d dissipbted a1afacSer,
Words passed, when Bucklaud, drawing
knife, stabbed Campbell twice Ia the aldo
men, in6icting probably fatal wounds.
Buckland was arrested. 3s
KILLED IN RESISTING ARREST.
CNcINNlT1s August 2S.--Two brothers
named Denham resisted arrest by a consta-
Bile at DerinanS Cook county, and were shot
dead. .. ,' u. IS! ..l ss,''
SUICIDE IN SAVANNAH, GA.
SAVANNAH, GA, August 2s.Jacob
Friest well-known merchant, was found
dead this morning. Cause, overdose Of lau-
danum. .zsE 81
- e :iHFlTAL POWDER EXPLOSION.
RAYMOND, MONTGOMERY COUNTY, KANSAS,
August ga keg Of powder exploded at
q Republican meeting here Saturday, killing
two persons.
HOLLY AAGUIREs SENTENCED TO DEATH.
PoTTsrILLE Pa, August o. The Molly
Magnire prisoners, N. MCGEE, c.. Roatry,
and Boyle, recently convicted Of the murder.
Of Policeman Yost ut Tamagna, were SEN
fenced to death this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-29
ave 4: B 81 the. AssoeIasten al splne 1eelIngsre

leave Of the Association az % splne feeling
~ The following sresoias,on, offered by Dr..
Winston, was adopted By q: unanfnotis
vote: ss,,-,, ff rs iis sS .tzs; ST., 4 f5s,iffg #
!" Resoseed, That IN the retirement Of
Brother Ehyson nom the position which for
SO many years he has held as missionary In
the Appomattox Association, accepting q
position elsewhere, we recognize the great
work he has accomplished Ia the bounds Of
this Association and heartily commend him
in his work wherever engaged
The State Missions work was brought for
ward In u most excellent paper prepared by
Rev. L. r. Thornhill. The earnest remarks
which followed the reading Of this report
indicated very clearly that this was the favo-
rite work with the denomination.
Rev. James Nelson, OF Farmville, was Sc
lected to preach the next annual sermon, j.
T.. Thornbill alternate. rs i, lfs
s.Fs. THIRD DAY. -
The committee on time and place OF next
meeting recommended Sharon church as
the place, and Tuesday before the second
Sunday In August next as the time, and it
was adopted.
The interests OF the "Home and Indian
Mission work was ably advocated by DIR.
Montgomery, Rev. James Nelson, and c. B..
Fleet, Esq. MA "f-
The Rev. Alexander Eubank appeared in
the meeting, and was recognized by the
chairman as a messenger from the Straw
berry Association.
= DR.. p. Winston presented a carefuily-pre-
pared report on education. The reading
was followed by Prof. c. II. Winston, Of
Richmond College, who, in clear and con-
else speech, gave delightful view OF the
work, needs, and prospects OF the Educa-
ton Board OF Virginia, and showed the in
cstimable value Of Richmond College to the
Baptist denomination and State generally !;
and in some side remarks he spoke elo-
q,,ently OF the importance OF female educa-
ton.
Rev. Mr.. Eubank represented the Sunny
side Higl-School of Bedford, OF which he
is principal.
The Sunday-school report read by Mr.. w.
NJ. Carwiles was adopted without remarks.
After attending TO some miscellaneous
business the Association adjourned with
PRAYER by Rev. A. Eubank. Thus ended
one OF the most delightful and prosperous
sessions this body has ever held. -.
During the sitting Of the body Rcvs. w.
W. Wood, l.. r. Thornhill, Z. W. Roach,
J. II. .Newbill, and E. S. Taylor preached
at the Methodist Protestant church, near by,
which was kindly rendered to the use of the
Association.
The weather was delightful, the congre-
cations large land attentive, and the hospl-
tality princely. OMEGA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-29
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK ExCHANGE.

- MONDAY, August 20, 1876.
Gotd.-Ameriean gold, l1Os bid.
State Observation-Disclosures consols, Ct bid Vfr-
ginia consols, new, "a asked; Virginia deferreG 81
S63 asked.
) Gtty observation-disclosures city SIS, lis bid;
city SIS. los bid: LYnchburg city 6s, SS BID; Nor.
folk city S's, 9Gs bid Norfolk city water Ss, 1o2
bid; Fredericksburg city rs, 80 bid; Manchester
Ss, 90 asked Manchester bridge S's, 10l bid.
Railroad Bonds.-Yirgina and Tennessee Rail-
road third mortgage SIS }. and j., 90 asked; Rich
mond and Petersburg Railroad first mortgage Sf, j..
and D., 100 bid; Richmond and Petersburg Rail-
road second mortgage rs. A. and o., 100 asked
Richmond and Ihnville Railroad consolidated 6's,
NJ. and Y. 80 bid. a.-t". t-l.t. :
Bank Stocks.-First National. 100 par, IL * ask
ed; National Bank Of Virginia, 100 par, lO2E disk
ed; Planters National, 100 par, ia asked; State
of Richmond, SO par, 40 asked. ~, - go.
Insurance OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fire and Ma
rine, 25 par, 37h bid, 80 asked. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-29
APpoMATTox ASSOCIATION.

sRyEHrY-Fiasr ANNUAL sESsIoS--INTRoDUc-
TORN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
RAJ. RELIEF-FoREIGN MIssIoNs-REPoRT
On EpucAT7oS--rEA NAL cosRTEsIEs.
Correspondence or I've Richmond Dispatch.]
The sevcnty-frst annual session OF the
AppomattoX Il Baptist Association COM
lncnced IT Hebron church., AppomattoX
County, August %, 1876. ri! >... ..s''..
The introductory sermon was preached
ny tha Rev. 6. J. Atkins. -..-.. ..s
Mr. jesse L. Davidson acted as temporary
chairman until permanent organization
Was effected by the election OF L. L. Rice as
moderator. Rev. +. 5. Taylor clerk, and y.
\. ni"" treasurer.
The following persons were recognized as
visiting brethren: DR.. w. a. Montgomery,
{. i. Fleet and j. \. Hammer, Of Lynch
burg; Professor G. II. Winston, OF Rich
mond; and w. w. Wood, from MiddleseX.
We gather from the letters read the fol-
lowing statistics: Number OF churches, "A
commandments, 2,404; ordained ministers,
-; received by baptism during the year,
1873: by letter, 10; Sunday schools, q off,
Ger, ana teachers, 19l; scholars, 100; con-
versions, 80. .... =. -~
The report on temperance was read by
Mr.. J. ". lIarwood. 1t was q paper OF
~ some pertinent remarks from DR.. Mont
Gomcry, Rev. James Nelson, and Mr..
Fisher = i &C..
SECOND DAY.
Half all hour was spent in devotional eN-
efciSeS, conducted by Rev. 4. S. Taylor.
Dr. i. Winston presented the moderator
with Very handsome gavel, which he made
out OF native walnut. We presume the
slight disorder OF yesterday suggested the
present. n, e. i.rs.
fhe report on ministers relief fund was
presented by Mr.. K. 0. Davidson, and after
some stirring remarks from Colonel j. A.
Hammer and Professor G. II. Winston q
Very good contribution was made to that
object. l%@@125 ra.I,7l
las effort OF the Baptists of Virginia to
provide for their disabled ministers aud the
WIDOWS and orphans OF deceased ministers
seems 70 be yeryapopular with the churches.
Inc subject Of foreign missions was next
taken up and ably advocated by Professor
Winston and Rev. III. Newbiil. Professor
WINSTON. who Is. Il member Of the Foreign
passion: "a Board, gave,a very instructive and
interesting account OF the work OF the mis-,
hionarIcs III China, Africa, and Italy. IS "
a, - O'Clock the Association adjourned
-, hear sermon from DR., Montgomery.
LIE subject was the Distinctive Principles
s anu Poiity OF the Baptists. l have never
' neaid an ADLER defence OF the points OF di-
'ciSehce between the Baptists and Others,
ano Was conceded on all hands TO sbe q
MYSTERY nastery effort. You would readily dis
LIT mat lie was once lawyer. &t;ilH =
ya nef. y. Ellyson, who has been for five
i, sais = missionary OF this body, having
'''i 'a'ied 10 another field Of labor, took his
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-29
HALIFAX COUNTY.

MEETING OF DAN RIVER BAPTIST ssoCIATloN-
THE TOBACCO COMING OUT-THE RESoM1NA-
IioN OF HON. GEORGE c. cABELL. 4
Correspondents of the Richmond Dispatch.l
SUTHERLIN, August %, 1876.
The Dan River Baptist Association con-
cluded on yesterday Yeryinterestlng meet,
ing at Mt. Tabor church, which is located
in this vicinity. The attendance was large;
the preaching unusually good, and the ladies
OF the congregation exerted themselves IN
their very effective way to minister to the
wants OF their guests. IL. II: Il
Since the rains set in tobacco has come
out wonderfully, and. many planters who
thought at one time that they were ruined
now calculate ON making fair crops: The
August glut OF worms has been making Ia
voc with it for. several days past, however,
and It requires, the whole force Of the PLAN
tation to check their rayages. The corn
crop is quite promising, too. 3. .a.t IL. 4.
The denomination OF Hon. George Q;
Cabell pleases; everybody about here, ana
we will give him full rote'Wheni election
day comes. 80. q SCALPEL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-29
RICHMOND MARKETS.
MONDAY, August IS, 1876.
Country Produce

-. Country Produce. III
Roots: Ginseng, eoc.; seseca' without top, %
4J Bcespur: 2e@soc. . ib.
Butter: Prime to choice yellow, 22@25c.; fair to
good, 15@2Qc.
G Gs br sSgfYS s";s doaso ;0a IN critics.
Fio;r: Virginia country Is quoted to-day Tine
e esfn1ss rs s .S5Ss5:5o. $3.50 81 ri
A Esat6srs: Prime iive-aoose, 4s@55c; common,
E Esss Xf saas Sss7s
P Fiji ' IRISH, gss barrel, a25se5o.
Lard Country. 12@13c. IT, s':1 ~
Sgymac: S7Sc6aSl. 25. according to qua!tty!&@
Hailed Strdto: 40tG4ac.. and III demand. E.
iasoI" washed. 25asac.; unwashed, 15@22c.
Cement, Lime, Plaster. &c.
Cement: Resendsei sl.e5@sl.75 Q barrel; James
H Efme i Hsicntnrai 1oc busnel Virginia In
dian ROCK, sllo; K0ekland s1.leeas1 rs, accord:
in Pt9steT: Limp, s4.75@s5: ground, .5o@ss,
delivered cacined plaster, $3.50. ;ssFs ~ ~
- r "n Dry Goods. y' ''.. H. - 5.,,.
e,o Shesttgs ead trtngs, III ,Iane lie
james River, &c; a. Granite7ille sGSe Z Granite.
Rosksriag GnsI ESssof se IS
conestosa, ri I9-f Psperill s7ssss 1o-4 City csc.
s safSs s 44 Mgo na it1sas R
l0cs; "A Home, Ok; 2 A, onetta, ioe;; -
9jsc.; Whitestone. g}zzc.; BarnsIey, 694c.: Red
s nes, q; = Sc; 1o14 aian, $Ss CITY
al gossa lritts: 7c; Graaiitteyille
80 Sorset 1saas: Piaispaia, PC; Amoskeas, Zoe
hla psstms III HaSiem. Boston s,ea NILS ec
Prints AmsrieaG als sas, sae WASH
ingt t &c; Hamilton: r.. Mcrrimaek, &c; Nal
bSys orieIAsk 'Psctdc, e.; ARNOLD DC.
essSasss a kiee. s sa's Eas si 3
80 *. III Drugs, DyearufIs, Oils, &c. sl
a5soh3i: ~. rs a Gallon. az ~ II
5ssssat,stss q ~ case y, e four asEep
IS tSagssrasi go Soc. > r.
9. Eltrae: q, Log''9ood: 1se. 4 fih q
aasssdstp1 14c41s 4 i! 81 & = ! 4
& 0fis : J,inseed 65cis nachtie sperm;
SS.25:whale, s2cl. straits. 90 go Lahrador-soa
S Sest s sssss SO aca siss Virginia
uSricsting, a5aoSs;; kerosene 1919. 2 sallo ~
sss;s FL; 'a r kegs EHs'tj' seq, es
EaSDisjes Tterpest Sse. >,
X, at'4 i'm Fraits and candy.
b sfyaudu: I4l16c.tf, %, 81 .rti rt5i i,
/. Itn:o rs: $40 q box.teS ~ rs !.
4 0rGnge8: None In niarset- ,s't}af5 Is d !,
sf Groceries, u Z. ~ Is,
.Bdcoss = shoulders. .9e, clear Is !;
ribbed. IGsc. Virginia should yir.
gilia hog-round, l3c.; Virginia bans, large 12.aa
g5Sc: plain hams, Ice. eadyxscd hams 16e 4Sses
~ Hacfets Painted, two hoops, s2s2o three noeps,
s1 gssens Two strings, y d i three st.sass,
$3.50 four Strings a Ssass: 20. c.,r. eo1a
Coffee: Rio emHons s@g1o iaais. zos SY
2Ic.; good to prime Y lssffuA 49, -
sCasites:: AtisSsansii,e candles p SET,
cassss id,ne cutting ncsfaerns a ane
western siariine cutting Il conafasn
Enuls1 daily le9s2eSs ppse. ess.
Fish Rerrings ortss aroanz NO esl ss snzs
North Carolina goess 20 Esstesn sIoss, ySss2ves
rel. Maekerei-No. Bay. NO ~ o9sIsss,
iSl66ss1b.5o; No. 8 mack q. - ssests
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-29

a new house in Washington, erected alta
cost Of S225, 200 by Boss Shepherd, has been
rented forcabout $4,000 per allnum for the
Pension Bureau, the orders Of Congress to
the contrary Notwithstanding.
WI Whenever Don Carlos goes swimming at
Newport lie first removes from his finger
and hands:to his attend ant with prodigious
care a. ring with his ;Wiie's name and the
date Of their wedding-day engraved inside.
"a SON SON iof Charles Ellis, DECEASED white
man, is apprenticed to anegro in Winnings
ton, N. ca He is required to dc. the most
mental work in the negro'sl household, and
the only: edu cation he hasiever obtained was
in d negro school, Bis master is Joseph q.
Hill, q Justice OF the peace OF the city.
The following document purporting to be
the last will and testament Of John Robin
sion has been offered for probate in q Balti-
more Scnurt: g Brother Andrew, make
you my Exeter, YOU give !Sampel, pay him
I Tor. his liftim 800, and let it: run During
her lifetime, excerpts gets tlnarriett. = Bg
James gets eqeal o'years except my sWach,
you ware her, which you leye and love ito
| your John KnO-