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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST Is. 1876.

. Arrived .......- ......
" Bark i. NJ Width (Nor.l, ffty-aye days from Lir-
erpoo1, $3.50 sacks of sat, Davenport & Morris
vessel, Curtis &c Parker. '.IiiaIic III as: a.I
Bark Stltsaad Brooch (Ger), Grassen, siIty-hye
days from Liverpool, - tons Of salt Tin bulk aud
$500 sacks of salt, Davenport e Morris vessel
Curtis Parker .-a,: l'H!. I'll: ~ =. a-a
Schooner Joseph W. Alien, Allen, Boston, ice, A.
Schooner Robert II. Mitchell Mitchell, Charleston.
rock phosphate Southern Fertliztng Company.
:, Schooner L, a. Rose, Rose, New York. Blano,
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company. ...f.,1
d "'''f "a '-.. SAILED.
I" Steamship Old DomInlon,, Walker, New York.
merchandise and passengers, G. w. Allen Co..
Steamer Fanita, Howe Philadelphia, merchandise
and passengers W. i. Porter, agent
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, ner-
chandise and passengers, L. Is. Tatuln. agent.
Brig Gazelle, Dickson, Fiume, leaf tobacco, F. W.
- Schooner S. W. Bunnell, Buunell, New York, coal,
Schooner Lena NJ Cottinghanr outten, Phlladcl-
nbia. UTanite. Curtis 6 Parker. = o.ITf'' -
- Schooner j. M: Peasley. Barker, Boston, mails.
flour, and mlll-feed, Curtis Parker. .-,,, ,rs,f
" CLEARED FOR THIS PORT. .s....
Bark Schiller tGer), Gloisten, New York, August
14th.' '~'' - - ~ ''l.. -. 80 ''.
-, 90. g.. MEMORANDA T. -.,-.r -
J. SclIooners james IL. Moore, Doanc aud Carrie
Walker, Chadwick, hence ut Baltimore l4th.
Schooner RayDor, Montgomery, from James river,
at baltimore l4th: IT,. f'.H!''i| III
.,. u..a. BY Telegraph. ~r' l"H t!Eh
FORTRESS MONROE, August l5.-Sailed: = Bark
Windward, for Richmond, :fn..ri AZ
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ouJ By EeiegraPhf RI
= GNEW YORK MARKETS.

1 SEw bales IeHs &; Hsssi @
s s suP saa S xsfssa ans ss
Wheat Unusually dun, WITH very little demand m I'd;
s sPPffS %sn5 ess prime is sin 1eafee and
held at previous re 2ss ss5 quiet and seady
Sugar firm and advancing fair to good refining held
Gsge.: '' fciined iifh and in demaud; I1sc. for
snd steadv A. raow at ss Rosn easier
PA Ssssr BBHsR % e ssn
Whisky firm at 81 IA. ,Freights dull.
. BALTIMORE. ,,....l m
p BHLfT1rMonE, August 15.-Four more active, firm,
and ..rnchanged. Wheat steady and unchanged.
senthsrn ana sa SSi Te osGS
SSfi@s ss$sse rye dull and prime
Provisions dull and weak. Pork. s19.509s2O.
iso. IasaDgespel, l3Y@i2Ac: Coffee steady and
assisaEe WIR llssky dal at Siis. Sugar steady
: - .rTis,r.0t,, LOUISVILLE. - .in !.Il-i> :
LoUIsy1Et Ey August, 11-Flour quiet: and
firm; extra. .25@S3.75; family; s4@44.25'
e Maass F Oats IT, steady White s4c Mixed ssc.
Pork; steady and in good demaud at $50. lux
Shoulders, &c.; clear rib sides 0s(G9.sc.
14ssci Lard steady and unchansea: Whiskey quiet
'DD' uN N-' ;cINc1NNATI =, W.. . ,'.|
Wheat quiet and weak; sI@si.lo: Corn steady az
1904 &C.. Onts Inactive at ;3Ol442c. Rye dull at
SIC Barley n far demand 4nd firm at sog iRs
lOHc.; kettle, 120l2Kc.; current make, S10.35@
clear rit-sidcs SIC, cash. clear sides, &c: Bacon
clear eI s s 1oa iae Whisky Witt 10 good deand
full priceS-Sl.1O. E,.,a.. 49,, y q
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: .RlsHeoap, AaD Par Axsausss asalLaoADt

ION s1attIl 4ts, 1876, Trains
y e fai9 iass VIZ Is
$40, A.. H., THROUGH bfAsu daily ;aexcept Sum.
17d Ser ALL RI. S,nh5sS Se ess
LOO p. NJ, jTHROTGH MALL daily, connecting
9eI, - ssfss4s G taians tifis train wii make
ri,e,r,f gYcfose connecticut 10 fPetcrahhfy for
Norfolk. aud at Norfolk With Eplendid
Bay:lfne steamers for Baltimore, Ph,l-
sdelphia,iand New York. Fare as low
rs by any other line. .,n 81
5.2up. IL, FRE1GHT daily Except Sunday, vnh
plr !,iIE .i:fcoacit Attacheda'' lf3siGial0t lii5
NJ fREl sfEfa rRas s s2sss eiesps Sun
dayl, with coach attached. -. :
l1.44 A. NJ. -THR0U9H MAH. daily connecting
j. with Richmond, FScdsric kshurY ana
~ e@''- Potomac railroad Tor r1 points, Eas'
), 1885 Pm. am g,sRRa Sum
f4iiol >Frsd{eer,eksbfsfE aid PSf6onifc railroad
49, 5rnE yfor,ali pofi.s East and West Pullman
=, slceDcr attached. running Through
-! 70 Baltimore. Also, making close cen-
f,"taa,iE ~ lsteioh With tile Ehesape Ohio
.&e1F ri railroad for The Virginia Springs fand
rbe Al FL p f4a Es5ss aas 5s he 7s
P Mtradn froInPe Petersburg win stop at an stations
This Is the only line vii daily
siose sSnne iSf ShaIlsatop Columbia Augusta
Passengers for Clover Elil Pits ieaye RchmoId al
t:29 7. n. MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS ' anai ftsi'
AL TRAINS leaving Petersburg win start tffoui
'hs 's'''' SHAW, Superintendent.
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s sgc1s1oHR ass VIZ,
s5s Ags SS 8 sa nsas ESg
Fs'"ia s. 4 d aaa M saysi ns s
q ssf Il sssff s Rne. M IS
& sssss pi,asf g ssS 8 sSs {;
s; szs f'ss eEsss Il
TRAIN No.2-NEw OaIsEAEsAspS NEW Yoev
E Eas assss sass e e !s
e stsi d sS !. iasen ie,;s
Dundee, at eol!A. M;:lssyes Ringgoid ii DIS Z
I Il fs6ss Is.
oa Es e aI ssaf, S9 .i s sssss
iesss BarIeVle al AM: leaves Dundee lei td n a
aissssebe sss P,s = 5s sa4y IS,
isappsfJ PHI arrives % Charlotte 4, s8s fi!y "
Stops nc al stations. ~ d.
SAdS ~ as ssxiss Il s AsD SEy Toax
NFLiEs Jaftets6n at6z5 a. H.: Raves salthns,ss
d. essa,A. 9a 8 Leaves Greensboro at 1888 p NJ
aasA iass a II safsetIe at e sss PPapase
Gres M Rfciona 1t $3.50 r. 81 stops al hi s;as@a,
W gss 1853 r
Al Bmkevi!lc al As p. lestes Burkcy1iJe ~
P.M: Arrives at Lynchburg at5:20 r. A. = ~
TRAIN No. 6.-IYNCIIBUR0 ACCOMMODATION
Eastward-Leaves Burkeville ut $40 A. II. arrsrs,
ut Richmond at $40 A. h.atrt3int.t II u 'a
TRAIN No. CAL BrRKEyILLEA ccoyNn
Rkaass Day fsssa: fs
TRAIN No. 1o.-LocAL BURKEyiILs Accoy.
IL. ARRIVES at Richmond att PM .'Mt J.
;Trutas Eossi3 and 4conncetat Richmond with u,
Chesapeake aud Ohio railroad. fa q; ,,,s...-- -
Trains Nos. and connect at Greensboro, wis
I trains 30 and from Raleigh aid Go.dsboro.aT S
l. The; through trains connect at Richmond vii,
trains on the Richmond, Fredcr cksburg and Po0
mac railroad to and from Washington, BaltimSr
Philadelphia, aid New York. " III ei,f.Nf
| trains on the Atlanta and Richmond Airline raj
road to and FROM Greenvie, Atlanta, Sfentgosnerr
Mobile. Pensacola. New Orleans, and all southsts;
Trails Nos. 3 and connect with the char,o,,,
ColumbiI am! .taguSt In ralrozl for Columbia Az
gusta.. Charleston, Savannah, lHalshassee, and Il
southern points. ~; ..,,s.t. rf
fics mississippi and Ohio railroad from Lynchhu.l
Tickets sold TO all southern and soutiwestcr.
points, and baggage checked through. =
| . URbroken gauge from Richmond to New Orleans
Pullman Palace slecpng-cars run through betYaet
Richmond and Atlanta
Local tickets are good only for continuous passa,
to theponts named on, the ticker. Noay-oyer checl
Will be given. .s.,,y.I. r NJ I; TALC0TT.
t2r!iC , ~Hnnah-t~i''it General Superintendent.
JOHN <. lMAcauRDo General Passenger Agent.
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IA. Q. G., $780,; Z. d Co.. $40; 8, 25c.;; Anchor
d sx.,.n FI sssi ass ss; Ills S 5absl q I

- Lfqaors, Wines, &c, q
I ds 5 ca, sxs;teh' PSF s,. fassf.l - 2
siss! apple sgsssss @
ta ises stals.t Iala ibus sseady
RE iisEsss; Medium, rnrrsn old, y, s2
@sX Virginia mountain, new. s2SS2,to9', oia'
ss,s ,S @aosassst si.sSSs2
Lumber. slaves, &c.
issSSsT & 100: yeffow pine Boards, s19@gl4
joist, S126S1S, according to lengIhs. Sn ngsg
Pine. S2.5O@S5; cypress slx-inch, Sa;o9sgStt -
900 Laths-sppt ~ so saTEefp,
f'S .aSses: whiskey s1s@s2sa
900: seasoned. k2OGS2l-Ss 1000. Flour,barre
fimHer S66s7.5O a 1000. Fionr-barrel poles, sI
@ss 5hegshcad-ho9ps NO deH'ssnt; hickory noop
RGgs: Mixed COTTON sAc.; white &C.; woollen
1H@2c. ,,.nE
ssRstsgg 4; 4s s. ssa sssshst ,as,,as jGi4
ShSrfs: Iga2 SSe = Sasf,e Iu
Wheat Bran: 16@2ec. p b,shel.
Corn Bran: 1Sc. pcr p!Ishesi, ,yrvrr- ;
ETI II. Powder, shss4 &s.~ 0~t-1 = :
Fuse Toys mining f@sil s2sess l than ife vs
ke aSYss s.a5; Blasting, ss25@&3.5o:r :a. -
esSofs Sorrtbeiri. Ss,40 S sathg Of 25i Rs.
'GTindstones: 1a@219c. q b.
Wood.
gsss Fine easoned; Is as5:5o unseasoned
so SOMS3
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!, s, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Days.
DTjBIIC SAFE OF REAL ESTATE.

AS commissioned adding under q: decree of the
Circuit Court Of the county Of Goochlahd rendered
at the July term. 1876, viii otter for sale, on ss
fs7g. that VALUABLE FARli, With DWELL:
INGIHOUSE and other improvements thereon
wing I'm :hc said county, on adoin:
Inc the lands, of Thomas Taylor, Ryars Ford, ane
others confirming about 3ACRES. belonging &c
The est,tes OF Charles Ford and Mrs. zane A. ford
TEENS One fifth. cash; balance in one and two
years IN equal istafchts With Interest IRON DAY q
ths p9Eclase.money +! Iaidu W. " 9GisIb1s
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ByTeIesrapii.
tNNExrX6RK"

1.PF.ssi i~tt. III 90 - So, r
NEW YORK, August l5--Noon,-Stocss dull and
s,ostify. Money 1x Cold 111H. Exchangc-Long
4s7l: short, '489k Governments duh and steady.
EueningrMo 1@1k Sterling qniet at aS q, ds,
States Quiet and nominal. 81 iIfa :. ;f"t.."
IL ~ N5I9,J BALTIMORE. - -.
: BALTIMORE. August l5-Virglnia 90, deferred
5N: consols, 664: second series, 32N. Aorthcaro-
lima 6.s old, 10. ., .;tis.,..... q, y :.
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Fred Grant goes to Texas under military
orders. That ought to be safe place; but
,ute safety from Indian attacks he should
get his father to station him on Cape Cod.
Worcester Press. ,.,.s... - ,....aei-a...
care these eggs poaclieds" inquired n
customer OF colored restaurant-keeper at
an Alabama station. eyes, sah," replied
Sambo, -.sdey is-dat is, de chickens wat
laid lem war. "-Ne1 YorE Commercial.
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COMMERCIAL,
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
l ~;ir2lfn:> RICHMOND, august No, 1876,

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
,r, ~iir2f t,t> tIRIcnMoND, august No, 1875,
rjo:im ri .ytiIs OFFERINGS. - I" '.'..''.
WHEAT White, 1928 bushels. Red. a,s4s BUSH
CoEN.-.IfAite, 1886 bushels. ~ -; y,r'.'."
OATS.-Jg6 bushels 80, -..f..r
RYE.-14 bushels. I E'..'11"1
80 - -...'~n... SALES, ~ ;. eaFG
bushels, as 1925 e - S b1s h
A. 81 81: 90 bushels Mt 1922; Is buAels at 81
"A bushels ut 81 :2V-totak, 1886 bushels Red, goo
bushels prime at II 90; 80 bushels common 42c
544 bushels at sl.l5; 176 bushels at sl:l0; IL -
bushels Mt Soc 776 bushels very good at Si =
8C4 bushels at 81. l2a204 bushels at Sl-22: 24S
bushels very good at 81 "a 2ls bushels or private
terms; 100 bushels at 81 :l6; SO bushels Si.U2
ri bushelsat 81 40 bushels at S121J 100 bushels
ats OF; 40 bushels at aLI5;70 bushels at Sl.2o-
CoRS.-VIite, 100 bushels very coed at 54c.
6B2 bushels on private terms; rs bushels ato3c'-
total 1865 bushels. . -. az H.. >.
0NTs'NI3O Bushels snIiug ut &c.; IG6 bushels
spring at 4Oe 20 bushels ut 85c.-total, 3l6 BUSH
RIE.-14 bushels at s0c- .. e. :.s..- ....
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
FOR THE NORTH AND WEST.

- =. FOR THE NOIsTH AND WEST. -.--
Leaye Richmond ut A. NJ, $3.50 p. 81, and 10 p
NJ ,,~t,s..,., s3fttsE s.aiJ w. Ill. f. +, >
Potomac boats connects ut Shepherd with througa
sleepers for New York. ~ - - -
+. 8 A. NJ daily Except Snndnys) making close cor.
Philadelphia ut $50 p. II. and Now York at l02C
PM -. - 1tsi .eitti' L. M. COLE,
y.E General Ticket Agent,
'.'''-.'1' A. s. WHALING
southeastern Passenger AGENT,
.~a-s-r5r, y T.R. SHARP,
jyS ~ H~5'@+ Master OF Transportation
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ppSTpoNEafENT.s

Howlngto sickness Of sonet6 the condmlssio .he
above saie is postponed until ~ EDNESDAfNE
Win VII isEeplaee Promptly. ROBERT 3. LYME, 4
'su.IS - f.. :i,.,-TotiHY >Ii.f AuchDneer.
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YrALuABLEi WEST VIRGINIA Ian

VALUABLE WEST VIRGINIA. LAND
q Y FOR sALE-By virtue of a deed Of trust
executed to me October "a. 1871, will sell
at public auction. In front Of the United States
courthouse, at Richmond. Virginil, on SAT-
URDAY the 10th day Of August, 1876, at
10 O'Clock NJ, 9 TRACT OF, LAND In Nicholas
s spi}' nine HENDRED AND. FiFTY-NfNE
ACRES, on the north side of the Nicholas aud Poca-
hontas road, and on the Cranberry, and Cherry
sugar-mhrle, buckeye, and walnut timber It Is an
rich land, and q large portion arable. THERE'S coal
and iron on It. but 1t is not sold rs mineral land II
Is about forty miles from the White Sulphur Springs
and twenty-five from the nearest point on the Cbes-
apeake and Ohio railroad. sI.I tai itt. iA,,.rt
TERMS One third cash balance In equal install
ments payable I'M one and two years, for which bal
anee negotiable dOtes twill be taken, secured by
deed Of trust upon the property; =, ~
jy29 ...,.,,rn JOHN JOINS R' trustee uS's
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
- ".' " AUGUST Is, 1876.
The breaks to-day. comprised 3ss hogsheads, 40
tierces. and boxes; the offerings at auction on
Change l14'packages, Of which so were taken In,
and The remainder soidatprices ranging from 1920
To S45. ..-,,,- xs <s,I-SES ,.fzf
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z. W. PICKRELL, Presidcn
, Z. D. SNEAD, Cashier. ~

Deposits Of one dollar and upwards received, and
six per cent. allowed on deposits. 81 -
Deposits received subject to check without Rotce,
and interest allowed same Ii not checked more
frequently than two or three times week.
Bank open every day from 8 O'Clock A. M. I'LL 8
O'Clock z. d., and on Saturday from 7. III. till 6
PM y..... .s.s,l,'. je 2S-ecd3m
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CuESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILRolDD
-" 'PASsENCEK DEPARTMENT,
= ~, RICHMOND, VA, juno II. 1851
iE IS, 1916, PA

I
Except Sunday, stopping at all regular statIsns,
Train leaving Richmond at 1900 r. N. runs daily.
stopping ut Hanover, Louisa, Gordonsyiile, Char
lottesyille, Ivy Mechums river, Greenwood Wayues-
boro, Staunton, Goshen, Millboro3 Coyington, Allie
glapy, and all regular stations west Of Allegheny.
. Accommodate train leaves Richmond for Cor
louisville and all intermediate stations daily Except
Sunday ut 4:45 p. NJ. Passengers by this train ar
rive ut Washington 6:10 A. n.
II Sleeping cars run on al might trains and parol
cars on day mall trains east Of White Sulphur.
Ticket once and sleeping car open at $3.50 +. "
f0r.thc 12 midnight train. ~
i. Trains arrive st Richmoiri as follows:
Express Train daily 40 \. D.
Mali TYaIn daily Except Sunday at $3.50 I. NJ
Accommodation Train daily Except
Snnday ~. .s3Q a. d.
Trains coming INTO Richmond stop ut stations as
Trains make close connection with trains OF tn,
Richmond and Danyie and Richmond aud Peters
burg railroads, both to and from Richmond.
+. For farther Information, rates, &C., apply at sci
Main street, or mt company,s Offices.
CONWAY Il. HOWARD,
= 'i.2 = lh General Passenger and Ticket Agent
ij,"il I"itT.-f !taiG } EJlaE w. NJ. :. DUNN,
lie 10 n ,f4,t.I Eneineer and Superi ntenden..
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tFURNFTURF

fYWfTG 10 rack GENERAL DE-ns
" PRESTON M Bt ,tssfss; r bate been -.
Agures,s am low receiving and an selling att
such low thai II y really aston
calling Oh me and seeing for themselves; id.,E
az n 4. b q ,,; 5AA 1I,,,tS
lsfp 96lSm tn 40 .-flyIH ~. ts tit Itit
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On 81 ,fs'a,y ~ Oh 81 I. {. sGf..4! i-IiIGS
t<4TLfffI fIfTEststtt 81
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pIL.HEADS,S ST. TO $10iper realn, at She
DDISPATCH, RRiN1ING-H0HEE.ti !saiaGi

j: .sGg9i ~ 9s.,:.3ss af{sf;.,S tlsjaflp u -
c!laHes ais tedf III iaflig4 fit aL,1iGolsttfi
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JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATsf,lsH1a /,
- COMPANY. f0sSssR

FOR OLD POINT. NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH
:I',->T BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA, /
+ tr::liI ~ IN EW YORK, -
AND ALL REGULAR, LANDINGS ON THE
'''1 JAMES RIVER. ..t,,,.'L Ind; !,
Making close connection ut Norfolk with the new
-, and elegant steamer FLORIDA for BAETI-'
- MORE, and steamer LADY OF THE 80:
- LAKE for WASH1NGTON,D G.; 49,.
. On and after TUESDAY, May 10th, the fast ard
elegant steamer JOHN SYLVESTER. carrying the
United States mali; will leave Richmond for The
and SATURDAYSaI O'clock Am. ~, >, ;.,,!, =,
Passengers by this roue eau view by daylight all
the historical and interesting points and objects on
the James river; Including DUTCH GAP passing
through the samel fortihcations fields, james
town, Hampton Roads, ETC., and have four hours at
Old Point for bathing and sightseeing, Or two hours
at Norfolk before departure OF Baltimore steamers.
The elegant new "Hygeia Hotel ut Old Point Is
now open for the reception Of guests. -,.,..r
Fareto Old Point and Norfolk. 50 90
Fare to Old Point and Norfolk and rcturn.... SO
Through tickets to Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
New York at reduced rates. -.
: Tickets for sale on steamers, at CARRIER u cox
Ticket Agency, Main street. and Exchange Hotel snn
baggage checked through Freight recslVed daily for
Boston, Norfolk and Portsmouth, ano regular land
ingson James river, from7 A. II. to r. DE-, n
FreiSht FOR wsy-landings must be prepaid. "''y
ttaf' %. >lat5 IL. B. TATUM, General Agent. .
> Office: Co,npany's wharf, Rockets; branch oflcs
at ~. D: Blair & Co.'s, No. 903 Main street, ,'s-
= my IL - '''.' - ,,.,yf,
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OLDDoMlNION STEAMSHIP ,4FFs
OGG.}a~l :! COMPANY. ~ usSsS saisg
ron: NEW YORK:

ii This company will dispatch one Of flielr splendid
steamers-0LD DOMINION, WYANOkE 1 tSA IsIs4
BELL, and RICHMOSIEeveryT TUESDAYS FRl-
DAY, and SUNDAY At high water.
These ships entirely new, and were built e1-
pressly for this route. : .r.... .n,L IA h -,
oa,ns nav 'i' 'NDfiii;7f - T7T''tEHJ
The fare, accommodations, and attentions are I'M
Goods Shipped by this Inc are landed regularly At
New York on the company's covered pier, 81 North
river. :-.L-.I -ylt. ri t-.-tsiiL r:fH I!!'I !,
with dispatch, and no charge made except hctral eH-
penses incurred. !! ~, T., "a, =, ,.; - - ~
Cabin fare to New York, SIP; round-trip tickets,
$50. Stecrage, Sc and SS. +" ~ 30
For further information apply 70 49,, -
GEORGE w. ALLEN s. CO., Agents,
my 10 Office CompanT's wharves. Kocketts.
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z 81 iF sssss ssRt ElsSf' E''' =
hatfSrtfsoens StanaSyfs& Edward King

80 ~ ysssEss ---.ss--tl--- -ealnaTsN ,f+pst !.
.tis{.;sg.i 534g,tSiY, t,4.st;,gf@ iUe ra!isis /,
/, ADDITIoSaL. DETAILS OF ExRz oR4TI9Ss-T
ia LIsE INC cAatP DgsoRiBED-FooD AND
"a Observation-Disclosures MnsrTAhYiCORRs,-
RtBaTYLEst FoueHT-REstLT OF HIS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EsG krEs-
s. K1NG,s & oMaESTs JP8N ST SIEsY's
~ sTArEMssNTs. ;,.,. H. &c ,.a
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aastS gld'-. q sstfslla 80 y. .tisiist3tst &
III 1888 .i1hflitsk9n % G0ititsI.E,3 s.igtEa1I9tf
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Iirna aC,E0..I. 9,acAR& ,

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-16

WANTED, COAL-MINERS(C OLORED)
lYt togoto Illinois, pay ninety five cents per ton.
Tickets will be furnished to good reliable miners.
None need apply unless they are experienced coal.
miners" Will send such In lots OF five or more,
any time. they report to me. Men can take their
j. p. JUSTIs. Labor Agent, J.
:. uu 12 - -. - . No. Fifteenth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-16

ItIE.-l4 bushels at sOc-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-12-30

.o ,enresented as terrified and dis
we'd with their broken collars be.
Ia them. This grand monument
.ras the result Of twenty-five years of
"a,;ent labor, by the artist Pigalle.
Turning from this, there are other
oh;ec,s of interest to be seen. Here
- . sarcophagus containing the ash
.. Of Bishop Adeloch, the founder of
,he church, who caused its construc-
,;ou in A. d. $50.
On the left Of the choir we see the
uausoleum Of Scheepfin, one of the
mos. distinguished scholars of his
time and Immediately opposite, that
Of Koch, his pupil land successor. q
professor of history and law. Ober-
i'm the celebrated professor Of An
Gent Literature in the University of
S,rnsburg, is also buried here.
In q small apartment, two very
singular looking objects are exhibited
in class cases. The mummified bod
les of the Duke Of Hassan and his
daughter. These are Of interest chief
IL on accc unit Of the perfect state of
preservation Of their bodies and cloth
ing, now, after o lapse Of 24O years.
The Duke was General in the thir-
,y wears war, and was killed on the
field Of battle.
Another object Of a melancholy
character, is presented in the ghast-
" features OF q human skeleton,
VIII. ch is Of interest only in connection
with its history. 1t belonged to an
inhabitant of the place, who, for con-
science sake, in the year 141O, suf-
fered himself to starve. After death,
he was found with q roll of paper in
his hand, upon which he had writ
ten the following singular statement;
For pleasing God, he gives all his
wealth to the poor, and for expiat-
ing his sins, lie suffered himself to
die with hunger"
On one side of this room q small
door is shown, very skillfully made,
and which was once the door to
dungeon of the Inquisition. It be-
longs to the 18th century.
Let us now get out into the air and
seek other and more pleasant sights.
RUFUS WILLARD.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-12-30

day, the belier-house of the American
Transfer Co.'S took fire, followed by an
explosion of the boiler, which was thrown
against an iron tank containing about 49,
600 barrels of oil, bursting the tank and
setting it on fire. Total loss on oils, 3d.
600 barrels and five iron aanks, owned by
Mahwinley, Bros, two Hwned by Coch-
rane and one by the American Transfer
Co., also five Of the rail way boiler cars
were burned. Loss estimated at 5000, 600,
partially insured, The American Trans
fer Co., is rebuilding Immediately.
Gen. Crooks Campaign Ended.
New YORK, Dec. 26.-The Herald has
the following dispatch from Camp on
North Fork Of Beliefourse, Dec. 2lst., via
Fort Fettcrman, Dec. 25: Con. Crook
announced at a council with our Indian
scouts here today, that the expedition
would probably start homeward in the
morning. We have ratipns for 12t days
and forage for a week. Neither the In
dians sent to Crazy Horses village, nor
those sent to Red Cloud 10 bring out here
more Indian soldiers, have Joined us
yet, and our present meagrc stock OF sup
plies, with the limited amount of trans
portation at posts which are nearest US,
will not permit further prosecution of the
present campaign Sinc', our fight in the
Big Horn Mountains small bands OF In
dian braves have been wandering about
the country in our vicinity and keeping
watch on all our movements, fact which
tends to make the surprise of hostile
Sioux by our troops matter of extreme
difficulty, if not wholly impossible, even if
our stock were in better condition and
supplies for men and animals more plenti-
full. We are about four days march from
Fort Reno and shall probably be back at
Fort Fetterman about the Goth.
Patriotic Turks.
LONDON, Dec. ga telegram from
Constantinople reports that Midhat Pasha
daily receives addresses from Mussulmans,
offering to sacrifice life and fortune for the
integrity of the Empire. The new Consti-
tuition ordains that deputies shall be
elected by secret ballot and senators ap-
pointed for life by the Sultan.