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! 'uEEE.NG Account From TIE CROPS IN
'tJiH"h>IEEN ylEGlNIA-TOBAcCO ALONE
MISUNDERSTANDING AND INDIFFER-
LH'L "E IiiNI% CAUSE OF THAT.
i'orre.p ondcMcc Of ihc Richmond Dispatch.l
iHHS1iANSErEG, Va, July -, 1876.
J. = i general remark that up to this time
i'Aa'r season for agricultural pursuits has
never hc"n known. For Il few weeks. when
lAc sun hot down such burning rays, yege-
tat!o" suffered 10 some extent; but in gem
eial, 'lrin. and summer both have brought
Us sunshine and shower so happily inter-
Lhh%!'tt H. 10 rejoice the heart OF every
'h!hg that Grows in mother earth. The lux
.FI"hc" 81 vegetation was never greater.
! rom The noble forest trees Of our noun
t1ih> l" the humble ferns and MOSES among
tIe rocks, all nature rcjoiccs in Il rich and
AraHhF overflow Of HE, which delights the
Eye.
NoTh comes from the harvest fields all
wound ~ that grass, wheat, and oats have
",''er welded richer rewards 10 the toiling
.'Nas Of our farmers. At one time it was
.@Sied that the torrid sun OF the heated
,.fM would seriously damage the corn, but
ems have now visited our county, and at
,"e critical period OF shooting and tassel-
my nave given health and vigor to the great
,'"I'c, and it seems altogether likely that
y, W.T. VIII be blessed with large yield of corn.
I''@cco alone among our crops seems to be
tI"ptomis!n2. Scarcity OF plants prevented
inv Inv tanting OF as large a crop as usual and
Ii"i%TFiorly OF plants, or late planting, or
"'tp' make the crop an inferior one. Atany
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--....-. Of Richmond, $4,000 Home, q
n Ill, y, %, 000; Virginia State, OF Rich
NeH : VI yl. $500; Seaboard, OF Norfolk
m nn no. w, kiln, Of Philadelphia, s5 900
T1,ovto2 os. .A II New York, 1880 !; Citi
z e as.s Of New, =. $1,000.
1T. .arrp ro THE BRIG SUCCESS.
NEW York, July j. THE bark Rosali'
arrived here to-day. sh 'ie ep ~ Juiy Zith
latitude Ss, SO longitude o9s R signed tne
British brig Success, from !, nmlng.on, ~
c., for Queenstown. She ha, h It: niasss cu'
away and was reported to be lea Sing. Took ,
off the second mate and three u zen. Inc
captain refused to leave, and the Il 'st maze
and two men remained on board.
OBITUARY.
AUBURN, N. Y, July 31.-William NAB :
son, for fourteen years canal appraiser sof
this State, died ut his residence, in this city,
this morning, Of hemorrhage Of the lungs.
KILLED By THIEVES.
KEENE, n. H., July 31.-Joseph Perry,
an elderly man, living alone in Richmond,
Me-, was found in his cellar Saturday night
with three bullets in his body. He has since
died. 1t is supposed he was driving thieves
from his premises when shot.
SUICIDE OF A CONVICTED MURDERER.
DENVER, COL, July 31.-The jury in the
Tanker murder trial brought in verdict
to-day Of murder in the first degree, and in
an hour after the prisoner hanged himself
in his cell with curtain cord.
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PETERSBURG.

,,,c,nr REUNION - PETERSBURG
NA '',,.,c,., r,RAr. soCIETy-STATiST1CAh MAT
npnr.GuT IN THE CoCNFlhS-CoN"
w ORG OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COL
EITGl0rS-rEkSoNAi'
'''> ,,,,.ncc ,f the Richmond Dispntch.l
correspondents July 81. 1876.
..,,r,. n,,mbcr Of the veterans OF Ma
\ IA hrigadc residing in this city and
"'"v :,;,,;,y left this morning on Speclal
H'a' a,,[nd the rciInlon meeting in Nor
tFa." - ',,,,,,1 Malone, the president OF the
i''H' .,.;,,, and Colonel Cameron, the ora
A,-'t". .,,a ,I,,. prcccdcd them. The COM
.>a,v were Joined nero .! >o'''c Vi '"c SUI
."" ;~, from Richmond :,
NIln'> .,,,,,,nn Council holds its regular
~ ,~rr,jny tomorrow afternoon.
non" ,,l,,.T. matters 10 I've considered Is
-. - maxim, an appropriation OF S5,ooo
''",, p,frr>nrrG Agricultural Society TO
'n,,.r thr Society 10 hold tair next 1ail.
,t..r,rt This appropriation IT Is exceedingly
,.r.t,l vhrthr" ta'T VIII pe hcio-n-
I7 almost certain that II VIII not ne III
",..~.f the CuHncll VIII TAKE la'oraplc &C
:, ., In ,Ar srtni>r>. hut III view OF inc Sys-
-, close r,trcnrhmcnt adoptcu y! ihat
10. ,lcr, ! some doubt That inc society
wv, .,t that much money from the cl!y.
"n.Er >;x marriage licenses were issued
.-,.. -, clerks Office in this city this month.
u, .;r.. ,,y. issued on the 18th instant, and
1880. them ~ ;hc 10th. Only two licenses
,,..,..aA,n ullt hy whites.
N.,.,,. cameron collected fines during the
,..,,i ~ :hr amount Of &2ou-more than
,.....,r, - .,y his salary. This Is the largest
49,, turncd into the treasury from
...rr., il ,,m, month. nuriE@ the same
,.f r.. ra-r>-rr1hracin@ offences hl%
..G.,,}.-wrrr disposed ni by the Mayor.
..f.,,i, from II" counties west OF us
-.. ~..,..,.. that III portions 81 No!toway and
,,..'.. the drought continues, and that IN
.~,.,., localities rain has not fallen Tor
,~.., weeks. The condition OF tho grow
..-. ~af,> !, critical in the extreme. and the
,.-., gr, nearly dry. Though they have
a.ar.rr;.> iull ~ corn and their barns OF
49, ..,, .,..Hy Il tlc farmers are compelled
=, ,..,l 10 ri" city Tor meal and iIour.
~. &. \. Tucker. wcll-to-do citizen OF
go. ;.'.,.. j. - br >cntto the lunatic asylum
d.. T. 5EE.su>hurs tomorrow. His condition
,,u-y drplorahlc.
.u. conservatives OF Prince George will
ida M"riin@ at their Courthouse on the
.a.o. August for the purpose OF rc0rgan-
..,. i.r the coming campaign and clccting
-. ,.a,, superintendent and committee.
nv. Nr. Holiday. O! Grccn>vilc county,
-. n::on"d - the probable successor OF
H.}. ). +. Iiu;>on Il pastor OF the Byrnc-
>.mrr' Baptist church.
'T", internal revenue collections Tor this
G.,.rir: during the month Of July were
-. lou--an increase IL Sll.J>6 over the col
i..,!,n, iur III" same month last year.
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

TIE IMPEACuMENT-TIIE BILLS TO BE DIS
POSED oF-REPoRTs OF INVESTIGATING con-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WASHINGTON, July 30.-It is thought that
q vote on the impeachment will be reached
Tuesday. -,
The Washington Monument bill appro-
nriotes 100000 in, four annual payments.
There arc $50 bills on the Senate calendar,
including $50 OF private character. Among
those upon which action OF the body VIII De
messed this session are equalization OF
commencement claims allowed by Southern
CLAIMS Commission, sale OF Usage lands, re-
storing franking privileges, and amendment
to Pacific Railroad laws providing for sink
inrfmd. The bill transferring India Bureau
is on the calendar. The river and harbor
BILL limiting expenditures to i've mllilons'
will pass without discussion when reported.
In the House there are at least a dozen re-
ports to be made from investigating COM
mittees. All matters in conference, except
the transfer Of the Indian Bureau, as IL APP
pears in the appropriation Dill ana Tue up
iomatic bill, are in fair way OF settieh,ehl.
Predictions regarding adjournment nave
ceased.
MP GoopE AND THE CURRENCY COMMITTEE
RIVER AND HARBOR BILL.
WASHINGTON, July 31.-Mr: Goode wa was
absent from Committee on Banking ana cur.
rency this morning. 1t is thought now the
committee will propose a commission TO m ID.
G1ire into the whole subject and report next
session. 4;,o,,, "a
The Senate committee have entirely re-
modelled the river and harbor bill, bringing y
it's expenditures within five millions.
will 20 to committee Of conference.
CHANGES OF DEPARTMENTAL OFFICIALS.
WAsHINGToN July 31.3supervlsin =
Architect Potter has resigned by requeSt o.
tn President. 1t is thought MI. Mulle''
will be restored to the place.
A friend OF the President is quotea ~
saving that the President is preparing
statement to show that BristoW and wilson
were in conspiracy to iniure him SO Ina
Bristow might be prominent before the pup
lie as a presidential candidate. y
the Post Office Department, and d.. +
Sperry, special agent OF the stamped-en,
Yelope factory at Hartford, have disregard
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i'I>E2 .u pEATII-HEAvY RAINS, &C.
Representation. 81 he Richmond pisHatch.l
July 81, 1876.
uu SATURDAY afternoon. in this county, 4
i.:I accident resulting from lightning. oc-
rarnd e. 4 coloycd picnic party. About !
o'clock tn. SUNDAY school uI the col0rcd
church WAS holdings picnic. and storm
coming Jir the children started back home.
when thr rain commenced falling two boys
and 1wu iris ran into one ii the empty
cabins formerly used 10y Mason Il Gooch,
railroad contractors. TO keep their pcnitcn-
tiary convict, in. They had hardly gotten
in before L-hfnin- struck the house, tearing
at dooraud setting it on tire. The burning
door i,li on on" u the girls, catching her
hru,u1u II: The other girl, whose dress was
also hnlruln-. ran into the rain. and was eN-
t-ag1ishcd. The first girl. Laura Smith,
W. - taj,v burned that she died Sunday
morniug at = o'clock. The boys ran oil the
!a,'a"ut the lightning struck, and rendered
Mo assistance. The other girl was painfully
hut nos dangerously burnt.
lhr rain WAS very heavy, and lasted till
@vN. m.7lin@. and produced quite flood.
III. rau-,art 81 Mr.. William +. smith, at
Gl,.!!,} lie. was almost swept away. some
AaU,!rd hides being swept out Of the watts.
larr.nrr!lc~ Yesterday had slim attend
aar" in consequence OF the rain.
Ia, 1.uy;.-~ Tor the congressional noml-
Ua,.,a among the Conservatives is quite ac-
~" aru"';@ tnc friends Of the incumbent
a:li those 81 tn" Gentlemen who have been
...l.-d irr ;Ic succession.
Thr rain throughout this section since
Saturday ha> been heavy and general, and
..i.tu-.lr 10 have insured Il fine corn crop.
Penn.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
SUICIDE OF THE. BISHOP OF MEATH-1LLNEsS
THE CAUSE; A RAZOR THE INSTRUMENT.

SUICIDE OF THE. BISHOP OF MEATH-ILLNEsS
THE CAUSE; A RAZOR THE INSTRUMENT.
LONDON, July 31.-The Times this morn
ing says: "Right Hon. and Most Rev.
Samuel Butcher, D. D., =. c. Bishop OF
Meath, who has been suffering from con-
gestion OF the lungs and bronchitis, became
delirious while his attendants were tempo
rarily absent Saturday morning, and upon
returning they found the door locked.
When the Aor was burst open the Bishop
was found on the floor in pool OF blood
with a razor beside him. A slip OF paper,
ON which was written the single word
.mad,' lay upon the table. The Bishop was
speechless when found, and expired shortly
afterwards"
CONSOLIDATION OF SPANISH DEBT--A sYNDI-
CATE FORMED.
PARIS, July 31.-The Messenger says that
arrangements respecting the consolidation
of fine Spanish external national debt have
been concluded. The debt, which amounts.
to 25O. 0O0, 900 francs, viii be reImbursedby
means of the creation OF six per cent.
stock issued Mt eighty-fve per cent. by
syndicate comprising the Bank OF Spain, the
house OF Rothschild. and many French and
Spanish franciers.
FRENCH ATTACK ON THE JEsrITs.
PARIS, July 29.-The whole French Radi-
cal Republican press have lately made
GREAT attack upon the head Of the Jesuits'
Colleges, alleging that they had fraudulently
ioreWarned the students concerning the
smhircts OF examination at the Polytech-
v;n,a Hence the libel suit which day be-
fore Yesterday was decided in favor OF ~.
nunoc the director OF the college, and mty
Eve students. The affair has caused great
excitement. 80 @
,u,,-par PROVINCES THREATENED WITH FAN.
49, - rNE-DIsAsTRous lsuND,A l 5.
CIV FR1ScIsco, July 31.-Famine, ls
4,soatened in the provinces OF Chill, Shan
. .ns .alI Ionan and Nankin, in consequence
~ eSu nsT,olonged drought. Crops are destroyea'
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BY telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

ai NFT S Son 1T l1 icsn Fon ses and
fine western stern and State sS35@s4. 90; southern
-four firm: common to fair extra, S4:65@S5.7S;
better for spriug, with fair export and milling In
Iniry: winter grades dull and unchanged. Corn
steady WIN dpG sre tSF r
cm 61@62c. for white southern. Oats less active;
TsS New sn 10 5sfs se' ss E 2s4 Gses
Rio quiet and unchanged. Sugar quiet and un,
changed, Moasses unchanged Rice aniet; and
$I.6d@S1.75. Tnrpentine steady. Pork Arm and
steam, $i i25Ssi $50 Whisky firm at 1t ,isS.
baltimore, july 31..Flour steady; Howard
street aud western smpertne, 81 5@$3.75 extra,
ssr0s s5s7j@ssaS eatra 4ase ' Rio Rio
brands, *6.25@s6.5O; family. %. Wheat active
and firm p d red to R5i9ss s iSSstS
ern corn uciye; western weak and lower; southern
white, 56@Sss yellow Ss@S7c Oats a aiss and and
lower at 5J@6oc. PROVISIONS Grm and quiet. Mess
pork, S2O.25. Observation-Disclosures. &C.; clear.
fe r lob c i5a iss f Whisky juliet and
firm ut S1.I3. Sugar active and irm ut ING.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, July 3l.-Flour dull ut S4.75@
$52S WSsst r na Fea S Gr az
5sc. Barley quiet and steady at 6s@70c. Pork In
active at 9@$I9.25. Lard strong; steam, Sl077H
@Sll, latter price asked: kettle, 12ilgl3c. Bulk
meats firrner; shoulders 7S97Ec.; clear rib-sides,
991c; clear Sides l0sc Bacon frmer; sh i9
lIA6lI1'Sc. Whiskcy steady and In fair demand nj
sli0 Butter quiet and steady; choice western re-
serve mt 18Ml8c.; central Ohio, 15@l7c. Hogs
dull lower, and heavy at $6.40@95.80; receipts,
1889 head; shipments, 800 head.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, July 31.-Fiour dull, weak, and
lower: extra, S2.75&ts3; extra family, $326aS4.
Wheat steady ;rcd, 90c as ;ainber, 95c. 4$l. COIL
dull !; No. white, 50c.; No mixed, ACC: O5ts
unsettled; new, 27c.; choice, 34c.; mixed, &c.
Rye steady at 6oc. Provisions scarce anu nm nri:
clear rb-sides, 1Uc.; clear sides, 10Ec. Bacon III
fair demand and firm: shoulders, sSc.; clear riD->
sides. l1c. clear Sides llSc. Sugnr.cnr BANS,
Axe. Lard steady pine leaf In terce, 1885,;
In kegs, lac. Whiskey, Sl.10.
ST. LOUIS.
ST.. LOUIS, July 3I.-FIour dull and unchanged:
only local trade. Wheat generally tirmer; No. red
fall S 25@Sl.30, closing ut inside prices; No. 3,
95c. Corn flrmer; No. 2 mixed. f10414c oats
duh and heavy; No. g, 2s@29c. yelnactiye; 49c.
uuIct: steam, 1O4c. Dry-salted meats nominaty
higher; TIC. for shoulders, and o. and loac. for
clear rib and clear sides. Bacon rmer; shoulders,
91c: clear rb-sides aud clear sides I and IIb@
| Lie. Hogs steady and In good demand.
PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET.
purLApELrII July S1.-CattIe dull and lower;
sales, $500 head; extra pennsylvania anu western
steers 6@64c.: fair 10 good Pennsylyani ana Nest-
crn steers, 5k6G5dc.; common, 4Gt5c. sheep un-
changed: sales, 5000 head at A49bas.s Kroas.
Hogs In fair demand; sales $500 head a. S1 Auc.
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FINANCIAL.
R1crIMoNp grne,rrr..x,.e,,,..,,

t3sl4gs7.---- - ASA SlS6h EAlE1AN(3Ts ~
r,o 80. 8. !, MONDAY, July sI ,fs7G.
ING sales to-day at tho Stock Board v.,s ssnr.
Richmond city 6s ii 90. J" -, az wv Y
aamertcus Gotd.-1l1 BID. s 81
~ oIGte aSecaTtftes,-Yfrgtuts consots aatfs 81
conso nsw, 33 BIDS ~.
~ Virgins dsle,red I'D Virxiiis sl
City 8ecurft tsss-R Richmond CITY a.. III ~.
Richmond city ets gSf Did, o. askea: pessrsbasi
102 bid Lynchburg city 6ss, S8 bid: Nerfnir sss,
water S's, 102k bid: Norfolk city 6's,7S hid MAJ
chester bridge S's, % bid. - 11Al4-
Railroad B0ndss-C Chesapeake and Ohio Rai1sued
6's, gold, NJ and n, IS bid; Virgins Central Raii-
road third mortgage G's, j. and j., Tx bid. 55E
asked; Yirginia and Tennessee Raitr0ad HYfrl
MORTGAGE Sss, j. and j., asked: Richmond, Yrea-
ericksbIEg and Potomac Railroad mortgage rs,
y and D., - bid; Piedmont Railroad nrst mortgage
Ss, A. md o., SO bid. q 3.
Kattroad StQcs&-Riclnond and Petersburg
Railroad, 100 par, "a bid; Richmond, Frederfckss
burg and Potomac Railroad common, 100 par, 60
asked: Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad, seven per cent. guaranteed, 100 par, 92z
Baak Stocks-Fisst National. 100 par. 81 bid,
III asFed; Onion Bank OF Richmond, so par, 4S
asked City STyfngx 25 par, 90 bid, 2O< asked.
Insurance Conspdn tes.-virginia Fire and Ma
rtne, % par, 81 bid, 40 asked Virginia State, rs
par, 90 BID 27af asxed; Virginia Home, 100 par,
b5 asked Old dominion, 100 par. "a asked Rich
nond Fire Association, Is par, 20 asked.
sHt8cesEdne0aS-Oi Dominion Steamship
Company, leo par, 75k asked.
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THE FATE OF Mr.. Recommendations p-
pears to be considerable doubt that DIR: LIZ.
richardson, the journalist, has been KILLED. by
Indians near Fort Laramie. dispatch has
been received from Mr.. Snyder, the Asso-
cisted Press agent at Cheyenne, stating that
the report OF Mr.. Richardson's death mas
not been confirmed, and intlmatlnS that the
book mentioned in the original telegram
may have been picked up and used to create
a sensation.
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UNDERTAKES.

w WIN FREE, UNDER-fssa
w TAKER, No. 622 east Broad. be-
tween Sixth and Seventh streets, has constantly on
hand q large and fine assortment Of d U X 4 J.
CASES. Prices low and terms liberal. CANE
SEAT CHAIRS REPAIRED ut prices from 50 10
75c. HAIR MATTRESSES. SOFAS, and PARLOR
CHAIRS RE-UPHOLSTERED at moderate rates.
Orders promptly attended, to- jy 27-2aw0t*
CHANDLER & SINNOTT, UN-mrH,
" DERTAKERS AND G BIN T. s-zssExsss
MAKERS twenty years. experience with J, 4: Bel
VIM, S12 Main street, between Eighth and>Sinth,
keen on hand an assortment OF
BURTAL-CASES and CASkETS.
FURNITURE REPAIRED, sUPHOLSTERISG
md PACKING done all on The most reasonable
terms ~ 18TH, Sat&Tu1m =
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A fire in Milbury, Mass, Saturday de-
stroved 100000 worth OF property. 1t
started in the picker-room OF Mowrv Lap
hams woollen mill, and destroyed the
whole mill. adjoining buildings, and t two
large boarding-houses. Insurance, 100000.
j. r. Brackets mill, at Portland, Me-, was
also burned Saturday morning. Loss, 49,,
600; insurance, $4,000. And the Earl
Block, at Kent, Ohio; loss, $4,000. A ten
ement house in Hayerhill, Mass, was burn
ed Friday night; Mrs. Long, an occupant
was burned to death; two other women
escaped by jumping from window. Po-
Captain Weber had bis leg broken
during the fire. Loss, $4,000. Also, the
old Pioneer mill, at Athol, Mass, owned by
Dunbar & Piper, and run by Alonzo Pratt
for the manufacture Of honse-furnishing
goods. Loss, $40 600. M
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HOUSEKEEPING

SE-MOyING.-Don't TAI. to see I
IL J. REAAIY, No. 10 Fifteenth street, the onl!
practical HORSEPOWER and RAISER In the city
With my patent mover guarantee economy and dis
patch. buildings moved with chimneys, without Gus
turblng tcuant. Safes, Boilers, Engines, ana otie
heavy bodies moved with care Also, pay cash foi
buildings 10 be moved in the city,. References:
Hessrs. w. Il. King. Main street: Captain IyieE
aocketts; George A. Hundiey, broad strcet,
NV o9-3n - !
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MARTNE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND JCLY 81, 1876.
ss.ar ARRIVED. "a II 6

- Hs & y
PORT OF RICHMOND, july 81, 1875.
ssars ARRIVED. - -
Steamship Old Dominion. WALKER, New sfeSk,
merchandise and passengers, u. w. Alien q Cos
agents. -. ,,,,,.d.,nh, ,oc,ch.udtxf,
md nsSsengers, w. Il. Porter, agent.
Sfcamer John Sylvester, CLIFFORD NorfolS, mers
chanase and passengers, L. Is. TatnHs, ngent.
rug Mary Shaw, Baltimore, Win Dark aaiisnah ia !
tow. = M, .,,os n.,tinore iight
TO load -four for Rio dc Janeiro, Haxaii Creasna"s
Schooner George p. IIn,loek, sharrett, Ssr York.
light 10 load coal for New York. Curtis y s,u
Schooner Idaho, Jameson Bostoh, ics''i'Aest
So seSooners G. S. Van siyck Bount: Roanicr, --
and Chowai,, ---, james river, wheat.
SAILED. 80,
STEAMER Shirley Trayers, Baltimore, aercnabeaeo
and rJsa ,engerS T. Us. Tatun, agent.
Schooner J. h Johnson, Ross Janes liver, mxes.
Schooner d. j. Fardy, -. james Iisef' isS"s
CLEARED ron THIS PORT.
schooner dohn G. Wright, scull New York; sais
sch Schooner Joseph w. Alien, Allen, scwbarypott
's sshooaer s y.ss d. Moore Dcne. Bcs.cn, July
Goth ST. s.3s3 II.
G BARK Aurora {Norh Andersen, hence, q t1laW,
9ass aa ssa slsssss. benee at 81 seaas
se as siser, Tnonas henee At Baltimore.
sstoonsr Joscpt, NJ Aen, lien, sailed rem New.
biryposg, July for y iess l0s ~
shoonfr Breeze erarmer, nenee, y as y
'ss s,sn 81 ss:s s :as
phiiadelphls, 29th.
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

NOTICE TO FARMERS AND WHEAT.
IN ROWERS.-The new FANNING.MILLr
called the RhNDELI.g GRAIN SEPARATOR, thai,
we manufacture Is now ready and for sale ~ oni
works Send for circular or testimonials OF hieE;
farmers All are invited to call and see LIS opera
fan SLOAT, CRGSKEY g. Co,
'i9n: Mnchinists.
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rate, so far as The writer has seen in several
rides through the county, tobacco is seareer
and more backward than generally ut this
season. It would be strange X there were
no drawbacks to this cheerful picture.
MoNTGoMEnY
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FURNITURE.

owing TO THE GENERAL DEG
Y J PRESTON IN BUSINESS. i have been kAa
enabled TO purchase FUFSITuR IL ut very low I'll
figures am now receiving and am selling az ~
ishng Purchasers can be convinced or fhis tact ny
calling on me and seeing for themsei oor,
$40 Broad, between Third and Fourth streets.
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ed Postmaster General Tyner's request for
their resignation, and will be removed.
sperry is Joint proprietor with exp ostmas-
teri General Jewell of the Hartford Evening
Post.
George n. Carnill, chief clerk OF the
Post Office Department, has been requested
to resign. Postmaster-G General Tyner says
the position La confidential, and he has the
right OF choice. Other removals are ex-
pected.
THE sUNDRY CIVIL BILL SIGNED.
WASHINGTON, July 31.-The President
has signed the s,lndry civil appropriation
bill. He accompanies the signing with a
message that the bill is wholly inadequate,
and cripples several important interests Of
the Government.
MAIL CONTRACTS AWARDED.
WASHINGTON, July Blk. L. Hulse, OF
Washington, has been awarded many mail
contracts in Maryland and Virginia under
the bids opened to-day.
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TIIsT RECEIYED,a lot OF fine WALrf2
~ NIyr THAT-RACKS and BOOKCASES. ~,
"a new style WALNUT 81 4 u, with or withnns Al
marble; Iow-price OR SUITS and bEi,,s .IIa
witch pedve TO sell nc lower prices than toe sans
c!ass OF goods were ever offered Examine lnY SsocA
S.sS, ,rs - yt al buy, LIZ. GAThRIGHT4
my 2-3m 38S ~ a ofst -. $50, ~
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ny Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Jniy 31-3Ioney dull Mt 1,<02. Stey-
ling heavy at 1891 Gold armar at 1l1TSl12.
nominal. .stz
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, July 31.-yfrginfa deferred, 81;
Virginia consols, 65H: second series, 35Jf. North
Carolina 6s, old, Is. Bid to-day. -.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

JULY 81, 1875.
In reviewing our market for the past week we have
nothing new to report. Prices continue very firm,
with an upward tendency. There are some indica-
tons of general rain and should they prove true,
the probability of half crop In Virginia and North
Carolina this year will be strengthened.
The breaks last week comprised 1910 hogshcads,
19l tierces, and 20 boxes.
We continue to quote:
interchangeable
DARK.-Lu9s-Very common. S4@S5; medium
TO good. $6.56@S7; extra, s7.50@s9 Leaf-.Com.
mon. S7m$S: medium, S9i1*10; good, S11@
1890 fine, $125o@S 90 extra line, suited foi
the Mediterranean market, $3.50; flne extra black
wrappers, $15.50@S1S.
r.-LugS-Common, ss@s1O :.nedum to
good, ll@Sl2:5o: fine smoking: Sl5@s20; extra
s0@Sl2; good to fine, $12@$15; extra filters, $15
@8l7.50. WrapperS--Conmon, $l5@$20; me-
dlum to good, s2O@s$30; fine, $3O@$45; extra,
$60@$90.
MAHo GANY.-Wrap pers-Common, 800
s25; medium to good, S25GG$30; fine, $35@$40;
extra, S5O0S6O.
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The American Dental Association meets
in annual session In Baltimore to-day.