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I.NANCIAL...
aiCHMOND, STOCK EXCHANGE,
! TuEspAY;;July II, 1877.

es... ,s'-Jf Gsfff 1UESDAS, JuiS ~, 1of
!. An,erican Gold--lO4k bid. ~ go, - l., 90
State. Secur ities.-yirginia consols 65a BID, S.
asked; Virginia consols; new 40 BID Yilginla
so bid: virginia. deferred, AZ. pa, H., ?
s'nss ss City IS lis bid
burg a eissss, ioa bid LyncGbarg eiy SIS as bid
los bid; Norfolk city ss SO bid; eksbnIggg
city rs, aol- Did; Manchester bridge s's' aoSH
s Reairoaa Centrai Railroaa first
ortgage e's and d. g. oio VirS1niaz Een Sid
R1ses 1a am
wFg.a SensFHI SF saa Te
I'D; Virginia and tennessee Railroad third mort
Railroad funded Bis, ., and Us, 70 bta; septhsfde
Rtlread fit nSsgsge pseierTasd 81 S Cd
Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad second mortgage
mortgage s's, D.; and j., so bldc Richmout and
Petersburg Railroad first mortgage s's, a; ana o.,
l05l bid: Richmond aud Petcrsburg Railroad Sc
Ere shs 5 rs sss
Freder1ckshurg and .Posomac aaifoaa Ras
and sp A Al s Railroad second mortgage es
ses se ss Il lsRd MI DID, 759 asked
Piedmont Railroad 6rst mortRage Sts, A. and O., 50
Bid: Rfehmond YoIE Rtter and Chesapeake Rail
road and Steamboat s'ss5 aud j., go asked; X;
Canal James River and kanawha Canai
second N ortgage 6's, NJ. aud M, 10 bid
. Rnttroad EtncEss-O Chesapeake and. Ohio Rail.
road 100 ipar, Q, asked; Richmmd and Petersburg
Railroad, TOT par, 80 bid Richmond, FIedertcks-
biirg and Potomac Railroad commons 100 par 90
bid 2, Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po5omae
Railroad six per cent guaranteed. 100 pan, So old
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railr3ad
seven be cent guaranteed 10 q par 8S1s bids
Richmond and Danyille Railroad 100 ipar, 34 bid
asked; Seaboard aud Roanoke Railroaa common l
III BanE SiscksMFirst National. 100 paf, IN 5bid !;
National Bank of Virginia. LOO par, sS9 asked
Planners Nationa1,, 100 par, 104H bid, La asked,
Merchants National; 90 par 30 ask ed; State Bank
OF virginia, 100 par, ~ bid, 79 asked; Merchants
and Planters Savings, Is par, ID bid, 20 asked !;
Richmond Banking and INSURANCE. Company, 90
rine, 25 par. 3a4 bid, II asked; Virginia State,
a5 par 2s BID, SO asked: Virginia Home. 100 par,
90, bid 06 asked;i Merchants and Mechanics
loo par, SSk asked; City, loo par, 80 asked; gid
Dominion, 100 par, X bic, 80 asked; Granite In
surarice Com pany' FOO par. bid, 80 asked; Com.
merciai Fire Insurance Company;r25 pars l6 BID :
Richmond Fire Association, 25f par, 10 bid, ~
asked ,a, -, =, u
= Ifiscsl laaeous.-O Dominion Steamship Com,
pany, 100 par, TAN bid, 7S asked sFi.stEi3 a. :,
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STAUNTON.
ARREST OF MUNICIPALITIES.
T Correspondence ofthe Richmond Dispatch


correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
July II, 1877.
Yesterday morning on the express train
from Richmond there were three three-card
monte-players, who about an hour after the
train passed Staunton, nearing Pond Gap,
engaged Dir. 3. Fur, cattle dealer OF West
Virginia, in game, the result being that
he lost 81 200, be claiming that while look
ing for a ten-dollar bill to bet they grabbed
his whole pile, and they claiming that he
bet the whole amount and lost it. In few
minutes the men got off the train-one 60
ing through the water-closet window, and
the other two jumping of, at Pond-Gap sta
ton. Mr.. FUR, returned to Staunton,
and parties were dispatched to scour
the country for the monte-men. They
were found by one party, consisting OF
Deputy-Sheriff W. T. .Lightner and Cap
tain j. T. Panent, yesterday afternoon
at MiHbrook, a station on the Valley rail
road, waiting for trains Only one OF the
three, the "old man +" who played
s..greeny " on the ears, made resistance, and
he ayas thrown down, his revolver. taken
from him, and he handcutfed. On his per-
son was found $4,000. The other two men
had no meney TO speak OF. They were all
brought to Staunton and committed to Jail.
Their names, which, Of course, amount to
nothing as far as identifying them goes. are
supposed to be Arlington, i OF Memphis
Norton, OF Huntington and Smith. Of st.
Louis. The "route !" OF the party has been
from Gordonsville to the White Sulphur
aud back, with intermediate stations. Two
OF the men are slim, genteellooking young
fellows, and the third, who plays the sold
pap" dressed in homeSpun, is about fifty
49, ta,l 4ao ov,l 10 ,pooS
deal OF pluck. Immediately on getting to
Stanton they engaged one first-rafe lawyer
and telegraphed to w ashington for another
who Is there. ga. 3 Il: S 49, s
There was avery heavy fall OF rain last
night, and rain is falling again this morn:
ing. 80. .i,.lf.i II I ~
II Yesterday two colored lodges OF 'OddsFe l.
lows, from Charlottesy He and Waynesboro';
spent the day with the lodge, here. AGO;
lored band from hynchburg furnished the
music. y. 5.i., ' ;,iit !. .liets Penn;
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=
At colored meeting in The park at Guth-
RE, Ky, Sunday, some Of the PARTICIPANTS
became boisterous. Marshal n. johnson
arrested two offenders. The colored men
then, at the instigation OF their preacher,
made rush to rescue the prisoners, when
a fight ensusd, in which Deputy Marshal
James E. Wilcox was shot through the
arm. The marshal was badly beaten, and
one colored man, Mark johnson, was killed.
Two were arrested. and the officers are after
others. -. ,I-,,5s. . -,
THE directors of the" Paterson IN. j.
Fire Insurance. Company have discovered
that several of their agents are deficient
many thousands OF dollars; that risks have
been recklessly taken; that their capital
stock (S20O,0oO) is entirely gone; and that
their policies are almost worthless. A re-
ceiver will be applied for. :.
General Grant informed an American
friend ;inaLondon that when he showed
Queen Victoria, at Windsor, that rernarka-
bic telegram sent him in her care by Corpo-
raj Tanner, of the Grand Army OF the Re-
public, the Queen expressed her "satisfac-
ton" 7, 8. r. ~ 20 -. y ~ ~, gn
"A commission now. in session at, Indian
apolis is considering plans for. the erection
OF a S2,OoO,OOO state-holise in that city. .,
st. DR.. Chaplin states that .S150,000,0 900 Is
spent annually in the city OF New York Tor
liquor. n? -. - - -. 81, r.; -
:: The San approves Of the Old Point postal
and wants Baltimore to be rep
resented there. - ~ .Z,a,a...,E. ;.
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'fsis;.Eis tfts' 4
GRANGE. Z !

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE sANDG NARROW ESCAPE OF
= THREE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
GoRDoNsyJLLE, VA, July II, 1877.
Last night the dwelling house OF Mfr.
Fontaine b. Davis, nearthis place, with all
OF Its contents, was entirely destroyed by
fire.s Mr. Davis himself was badly though
mot dangerously burned, and his sister and
aged mother narrowly escaped with their
lives. Fire originated in the cook-room.
Nc insurance, and loss about 90, 600. ~
4 John Tanner, one OF our most intelligent
eolored men, committed suicide by hanging
a few days since. y 1900 81 ~ DENNIS. (;
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Louisiana.
-anvpRySEST oFFfesRs IN TROUBLE. :.

GOVERNMENT OFFICERS IN TROUBLE. -
NEW ORLEANS, Jtly F.-BarthoIo T.
.Beauregard, late. collector OF ths Second
,ii,ternaI revenue district OF Louisiana, was
brought here from Baton Rouge by q dep.
uty United States marshal, charged with the
embezzIement Of Government funds. y
Fx-Speaker Mortimer. Carr was arrested
to-day charged with obtaining money un-
der false pretenses. IN s.-s,tg s,s:4..s ii p
The cargo OF the ship. Governor Morton,
recently scuttled Mt the Passes, was bonded
to-day by Tie underwriters. II
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). Z Tlhe, Eastern. war.

49, IL
THE AVAILABLE FORCE FOR CROSSING TIE BAL
KANBr+ PRor1sIoas ROE THE ARhY,l SO e.
LONDON, July IL IA dispatch to the Daily
Ne,rs from Obentenik has the following: q
After bleekad ding the iortresses! of the Quad.
rilateral loo, 900 men are available for cross
ing the Balkans by the western line OF in.e
!yasiony exclusive Of General yEfmmerman's
AMY in the eastern section Of the theatre
OF war. AS regards supplies the Russians
are determined to; leave nothing to chance
Bucharest IS the great central depot and,
contains stores OF meat TO which the sup
niles 81 rice Tor the relief Of the Bengal
.famine;were'a,1 mere basgatei u sistoya wilt
be the intermedi late and TierIiosa ttseA lad:
vance depot. ::.s.-.5 Il
Russian army or RnstetuEs
Ia rapid advance on Rustchuk does nots seem
Imminent, The cavalry divisions storning
OIL, the army extend from q ppint
an the Danube twelve miles west q. Bust
chuk to forty miles inland; facing the Turk-
tish foremost position on the, river sts2nn.
Small reconnoisances are pushed forward,
fbut the n,ass az tho al Visions has psen ssa-
| fionarv d0r about q week. .s,. !, !.
The Daily Nelos' Consta asp ~
sfates that railway contntin ots .l,s
lEarianopls iiias has been uspenaeg sto y
faFeYy thtng chpt trooll,, ,ai;ss
| e;Ttag IN usR ouaIDEn aEuM1Rs y s. ..s
cosss,1rAsTrsor JJiiiy =. is otieia .,s
announced that tie reported alsaca W sn Z
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, ByTeissrapn.
,aa NEW YORK. Z,

+, - !. ,i.,,. NEM ! OhR-lF,2 n!Stt 4gti 81
eRk sss sa x + l3iee:sSa s ss0 sgsss
Britain. 5.928 bales France. &c, 742 buies. Flour
se y ssSsss otSsi
rmer In buyer favor. Hlore;actiye, and unchanged:
Wheat somewhat unsettled, opening arm; a ana
si.sG Corn s6out lie. bed er; closing with the sG
vance partly LOST western. tern, nj nagrsdsa 6RSi
ast aa asasH saa dun 1es saa nm
Changed. Molasscs5 dull Rice steady with fair In
psS TF% RaI%ss sa sssss
Pork Giii heas i. and lower as 80 f6rnew mess.
bsss as ia s ID a~sfsiiS sfey ss
Inactive aud drm.T iii-; ~ - 49,
it'p lp! hhll s7BALTIMORE! ~ 49,
ofsnre. WRea. sci Ss and higher oaser red,
gfPs q 81 sRss s9s
SS.5s ssHisE ca
ssn sern G9Sss nsss sa
and lower; southern prime, new, 42@943c. Bye
s sS5ass = tsessSs' and
lower at 1lHc .i. 1o111s,y1LL e. -,
,oxsI s GS|S a Sa zee sso@ ssee
Wheat sfrm and unchanged, but inactive. Corn In
white s4s e sgaa
sibs. s750 ;lelear sides, q Sugar hams
fBa ss G On sssSs pas
enan il'11 MI If. So. Lou1s.H
ssS 81 81 sssI
fa sI4 NJ. re- g,1e sa W dun sna
( sss ssf . s
ndes. 7c. bid, Bacon QUIET at al, SASS and s4G}
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.i4 YoUNG,LADK THROWN FROM A HORSE AND
KILLED:-A special telegram from Paris,
Fauquier county, to the Baltimore Sum-,
says: An accident which occurred In this
vicinity on Saturday evening last, resulting
in sthe death OF an amiable. and popular
young lady, has thrownthis community in
mourning. On the occasion named Miss
BERTHE Ferguson, sister Of Rev, S. e.. Fer
guson, OF the Baltimore Conference Mepho-
dist Episcopal Church South, and stationed
at. Charlestown, West Va, was taking q
horseback ride. accompanied by Mr.gW.
Green. The horse which Miss Ferguson
was riding was frightened land became I'M
manageable, She. was: an excellent rider,
and kept her seat in the saddle fer more
than mile over q mount famous road, but in
attempting TO clear afguily in the road she
was thrown and instantly killed. 60. -
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VEGETYNE.

Z .. Y $500
WILL CURE sCRoFULA, "5 -. =.
SCRoFULOUS HUMOR.
,yEGET1NE will eradicate from the system every
faint of ,scrofila and scrofulons Humor.l 1t has
permanently curea thousands in Boston and vicinity
who had been long and painful sufferers.
) -, CANCER, DANGEROUS HUMOR.
Tho marvellous effect of VEGRTINE In case Of
Cancer and Cancerous Hunor challenges the most
profound attention of the medical faculty, many Of
whom are prescribing vEGEr1NE to their patients
.,,s'au cANKER.
yEGETINE has never failed to cure the most In
flexible case Of CanEer. .9 #ag.,
/. !, . +, a1ERCURIAL DISEASES. HI1 :
The vEGET1NE meets with wonderful success In
the cure Of this class Of diseases. :" aiE =
,,,e .....@ sALT-RHEUM. z: IT. G, i..l
letter, Salt-Rheum Scad- Head &C., will certainly
yield To- the great Alternative effects of VEGETINE.
F, ,.@r il aERYsIPELAs. =" t@:t. :.
.yEGErINE has never failed to cure the most In
yeterate case of ErysipeIas. 80. ~. .S.1% :,
P1mpLEs AND HUsroRs ON THE FACE. {
Reason should teach us that a blotchy, rough, or
pimpled skin depends entirely upon an internal
cause, and no outward application can ever cure the
defect. vEGETINE is the great blood-purifer.
TUMoRs, ULCERS, OR OLD SORES,
are caused by impure state of the blood CEeanse
the blood thoroughly with yEGRTiNE. and these
complaints will disappear. .,'.... :.
id 81 jtts -; 5g GATARRH. es %2dl5a
For this complaint the only substantial benefit gan
he obtained through the blood. VEGETNE is the
great blood-purider. 81, f.. ia ..a - ,.sp :
- .,sa, ~! - CONSTIPATION. " ta@oi
:., a.2t 90 ., ~ "a 5425 9 - ti1, :
VEG ET1sE does not act as cathartic to debittate
the bowels but cleanses all the organs, enabling each
to perform the functions deyolylng upon them.
a.,.i.sI - !. sts,si !; PILES.
vEGETIsE has restored thousands to health who
have been long and painful sufferers.
DYSPEPSIA.
So Sf.I E,fstl! (fssfffYl p - .sl 4 fsf'
iIGERGETME is taken regularly according 70 a.
certain and VIII
3 81 BAINTkEss AT THE sToMAeKoTg s
vEeET1NE As not "a stimulating hitterss which
creates fictitious appetite, hut q gentle tonic,
which assists nature to restore the stomach to q
healthy action. Is. IS q p 81 -
~. * ~ FEMALE WEAKNESS. !,
VEeETINE acts directly upon the causes of these
complaints. It tpy1gorstes and stre E, the
whole system sets upon the secrettye land
allays Inflammation. so ~ t2ls si: g
GENERAL DEBILITY. ., S.
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SHEEP FOR EuRoPE.-A new addition to
the commerce Of this port will be made by
the expectation to Liverpool, in one OF the
steamers OF the Old Dominion Line, OF four
hundred live sheep. Similar shipments
from Montreal and New, York have been
successful, but this IS reported to- be the.
first attempt to send live sheep from Phi!a-
delphia 10 England.-Philadelphia Press.
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5a The Turf

THE LONG-BKAECH RACES. - We -
/ LONG BRANCH, July 17.-In the mile race
for two-year-olds Pride OF the Village won
Arregmar second, Eliza Adams third.
Time, r1:544 3f;z-an.dGs u, .ll<ltstl1 =,
In the mile-and- an-eighth race Egypt won,
There was a dead heat between Yorkshire
Lass and Kenney! for, the second place.
Time, 2:01t. Ill. ',,.,r,.,s.,..- :.
In the .mlle-and- quarter race Zoo
Zoo won; Aunt Betsy second, Oriole third.
Time (amid terrific stormy, 3:1s. ~. ~
In the mile-an d-a-quarter race Hattie +.
won; Cyril second, King B third. Time,
2:1S.H' hec oYiE-Ii12Ei = 5Hi.a ~,
~ THE BEAcoN-P4RK COURSE. p r..i
BosFoN, July Tat Beacon Park to-day.
the 2:2G.class, four heats, was .trotted, and
Lady. Mac. won Huntress second; Joe
Brown third. Time 2:254, 2:25, 2,24, 2:25t.:
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The post-office at oYeralis, Warren
county, Va, is discontinued for want OF 4
candidate the papers gosto RentDnville.
The site of the post-office 90 Nestorv lille,
Harbour fpunty, Ya., III changed 10 its ori-
II glpa location, and John S. Nestes is APP
pointed !postsaaster .e,ce Lewis AMI, SUI
spsarFse4ed BIZ ehapga of SIT III U.s. 50 IS;
Tbe Fairfax del Jon Sta niis: For HoI-
& ilday /; panieI, DRIP 3.
10 fbe Columbus os) peniten siary there
are 800 idle conYfets. a
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49,
I, THE WESTERN WHEAT CROP BIZ iWHiCH
ROUTE SHALL III COVE TO Us ?---As the new
western wheat crop is coming into, market
the railroads leading TO the. seaboard are
steadily providing for its carriage. The
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, from Hunt
OHIO FLYER, has begun writing through bills
.of lading froln.alf Oh io-riyer points to Bal
+timore on wheat, and the presumption; on
the door Of the Corn and Flour Exchange
is that rates are being cut, which naturally
attracts the receivers in the direction, Of
this road at this present time with aSyieW
OF taking advantage OF the figures 1t may
give. The trade is exercised as to the route
by which tie shipments shall arrive, as. pre-
yious shipments OF this character having
come from Richmond by saiiing-ressels
rendered the grain liable 70 q quarter & q
cent excess elevator charge over all-rallf on, re-
,ceipts. lttrnors 1iraesic
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- Connecticut. "a
THE CHARTER OF TIE CHARTER OAK INSTANCE
:;lf; =. ;: ~ -roTP Any REVOKED, ..s,.

i ALBANY, NY, July 1.-THE certificate.
of authority of the Chart r-0ak LifetInsu-i
ssnce Company, Of Hartford, Conn, to issue
new policies in this State, was yesterday re-.
-yoked by superinte ndent Smyth,, of the In
.surapce Department. 5t.-Ssti "a
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Virginia.
..E;'i HIEb HksKss
lands SICK WITH FEVER.

10 NORFOLK, VA, July THE schooner
.yelma; from Cape Haytien, has arrived at
quarantine with all hands sick with inter-
mittent-feyer. :G'ot! i1"n sis!'iI 4
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General lie Due, Che new Conn., missioner OF
Agriculture, has strongly, endorsea ana
viii give All possible aid for o fair test 81,
the plan OF storm. and Hood -stgnals By
means OF the telegraph and cannJn TO give
certain, instant, and general warning OF
coming storms, mainly for the benefit OF ag.
sriculture during haying and harvest, and
also OF. commerce, and to give warning oi
sudden destructive foods ON rapid rivers.
This system Is said to have been heretofore
Eendorsed by five Governors OF States, ten
Mayors Of principal cities thirteen State
agricultural societies, Eve commodores In
charge OF nayy-yards, and by Samuel F.sB.
Morse, inventor OF the telegraph Hon.
William Orion, president Western Union
Telegraph Company, some years ago onere0
TO furnish free kilograms OF coming storms
and foods TO ailitowns establishing the sig:
mails, to test the system. The case will now,
he. laid before the Secretary, OF War, with
the above recommend Rtioris and any others
which may be sent by county and State ag.
ficlltural societies, and he will be requested
to order test to be made at all forts. ar
sends, barracks, and Dayy-yards In the
populous States, and, ii successful, the sys-
tenn may then be extended by the local -au-
ttOIlItCS SOop w, ~ t~sJ1
countyrseat, and principal town in tn! the
United. States. f'o1 q = s.if1
x national ,AaATEU. Press ASSOCIATION,
The National Amateur Press Association
held its second annual convention at the
Ocean Hotel, Long Branch, Monday, J.i
.Winslow Snyder, Of Richmond, in the char.
One hundred and one members were pre-
sent. The object Of the meeting was the
elevation Of amateur literature and promo
ton OF good feeling. among the fraternity.
The business transacted included the. adop-
ton OF constitution, establishment OF per-.
.manent national organization, discussion OF
general newspaper topics, and the election
of officers for the ensuing year. Officers:
President, Alexander W. Dingwall, Mil
waukee, Wis; Recording Secretary, }: A.
Tynee, Jr., OF Boston; Corresponding SEQ
rotary, Willie bearing, of Fly Creek, \.
Y; Treasurer, NJ, F. Hall, OF Chicago,
Sixty-four new members were elected.