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formed sources the elections viii ne held
on the 18th Of Septem Der, and the second
ballots ON The, aott of the same month Ine
fChamberwill meet on shet 9Th OF October
The list OF! the official carld dates when
has only been, settled after, much difficulty,
seems TO comprise,2 30i Bonapartists, I76i Lee
gitimists, and LII. Orleanists. = n 4f;st
The Ifmes's, Vienna correspondent CIR.
cumstantially denies the latest reports OF
Austrian military preparations, and also
that Baron Collects visit TO England, mas
any political significance. ~ 3a.e '' -. 4
Germany. st;i; 81
isEsf@5 oB1Tt 4RY - g, s,,'t.1
CoBLIEz, July 14.-Maurice 7,Auguse de
Bethemapn HoliWag Is dead. ,,ss ,..' ~.
THE Rasso-Turlkfsll WAR s'Sttt
jpANAGE RESULTING FROM A RECENT ENGAGE
MENT.
LONDON, July 14.-A special from Giur-
peyo TO TIE Times says: g From close in
apectio,. OF the various batteries at lobosia,
and from an observation OF the Turkish po-
sitions facing them, it is perfectly explica6le
that the damage both to- Rustchuk AND Slo-
bosia may have been caused in the course OF
the engagement without either the Turks
or Russians having designedly attempted TO
destroy the dwellings,, consulates.z'asSc'
SUFFERING OF GERMAN SETTLERS PROM THE
WAR.
LONDON. July IA dispatch from Ber-
lin TO the Pdik Mall. Gazette says that Ger
man settlers in the DobrJdscha were serl-
ousIy suffering from the war. The German
Government has complained to Russia and
Turkey Of their, ill-treatment by the soldiers
OF both countries. ,;:,.e,i as II fe.e,.-.,
GREEK VOLUNTEERS FROM TURKEY.
/ ATHENS, July 14.-Greek volunteers have
arrived en- maSse from Turkey, and are en-
rolled In the Greek army. Reserves have
been called out, and military defensive
measures are progressing .s.t.Irtu .;;iI.
'sl'- giUTHeK MOVEMENTS. ~
zAB6. July Northumberland Meh-
medalla, with his army, left the eastern
frontier Of Montenegro, and is marching
towards sienica. The Prince OF Montene-
gro has ordered several battalions to con-.
centrate near Nicsics to besiege 1t. -.
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r,1AFEsF'FoREIGN NEWS
"a, !, pt,E aslalndi sg ~,
I MINCINQaLANETM MARKETS

i Lospo,Ss., July 14.--There has been no Inn.
eeportant changein the Mincing Lane markets rs
from Hankow with new seasons OF black
YEA. and rather large supplies have again
been sold By auction, without reserve, at
extra rates ID many cases Some medium to
fine grades were disposed q privately to
show b recoyefy. The first cargo from Foo
slshoo has also arrived. 1t is generally supe..
FLOR, and sold atlthe unusually low price. OF
aid. per pound. There has been an active
speculative demand for rice at, some iurther
r re- The coffee market has>been firm,
and colony plantation Ceylon Is rather
deareT, Sugar has continued dull, with
prices in favor of buyers, To-day the tone
il rather less depressed, hut foreign loaYes
Eold at q flesh decline. The sales have
established an improYe aps May prices \
liFhe' demand fon saltpetS has been limited.
e. .l sial lassi. .il. E..
THE APPR0AcHINf APLEs9xII99s
HI Es Oh iII dBEh. 5.
IS .sLeEpus .JsiIy ~ The 1smes's Paft
ldlspatch says g According TO the best-ln
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A SCANDAL IN LONDON HIGE Els E.-A
dispatch from London to the New York
Times says that city is greatly excited over
the elopement of Lady Ernest Tenpest;with
a Mr.. Hungerford. Mrs. Hungerford,
whose husband has been guilty OF this Vlo-
lation OF, The social and moral law, ISL great
friend of the Prince Of Wales. Lord Ernest
McDonnell-V ane Tempest is the brother OF
the present MARQUIS of Londonderry. IL ne
was born on the. 10th OF FEBRUARY, 1880,
and is consequently in the forty-second year Z
Of his age. !, He. was married on the LIN OF
January, 1869, to- Miss Mary H HUI '2l i.
daughter Of Thomas Hutchinson T., ,Esqp 81
one child1a son, born in 18T1.Pwi' g
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+ DESTRUCTIVE FIRE BETWEEN FIVE AND
six THOUSAND GALLONS OF WHlsKEY. DE.
| sTRoYED.--Sunday night last about IL
O'Clock, the distillery OF Mr.. John Gibson,
ST., on Timber Ridge was entirely con-
stunned by fire.aWheni undiscovered, the flames
had made such Roadway that all attempts ut
checking them were futile. !:
There were in the building about $500
gallons Of whiskey, and the apparatus for
carrying on the business, which was OF a
costly kind; and worth about 81, 800, which
was a total loss, nothing being taken from
the building. 49, IT.. -. ...fe ;. ;.
The barrels containing the whiskey, after
the fire had become intensely hot, burst,
and emptied their contents into small
stream running through or near by, which
became ignited, lighting up the whole
country around. A bridge $50 yards below
the fire was burned. ..s... -. +a VI.
AS no fire or lights had been used in the
building for weeks previous the burning Is
supposed to be the act Of an incendiary.
Mr.. Gibson was not insured. His loss Will
be several thousand dollars.-Lertngton
Gazette. ~
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ORANGE COUNTY.

THE CONTEST AS BETWEEN DANIEL AND HoL-
LIDAY-LEGlsLATlvE cH-
ERs' INsTITUTE--QUARRY OF MARBLE i. = p;
Correspondence of The Richmond Dlspatch.l
ORANGE COUNTY. VA, July IL, 1877.
The political excitement which seems to
be running so high elsewhere has not yet
reached Orange. Or course people have
their preferences, but in most instances
they say that any OF the prominent can
didates named, except General Malone,
would be entirely acceptable to them. i
cannot undertake to, say how tue county
vii! stand as between Daniel and Holiday,
but 90 aver, without fear Of questioning,
that there. are not twenty-five Malone men
IN Orange. In and around Gordensville the
people are almost unanimous for Daniel
elsewhere Holiday will compete strongly
DR.. Terrell, our late delegate to;the Gen
eral Assembly, who was elected as an Sim
dependent, will be opposed by Captain
Thomas p. Wallace, who has always been
one OF the stannchest OF Conservatives.
In Greene county Mr.. MeMulien is OPP
posed by a MIR. K. S. Thomas, al, aYowed re-
pudlationist. The canvass has already been
begun by them. / learn that DR.. ,Beazley de-
ciihes 10 be candidate for reelection to the
Senate. 3i.lI,.lss .1s,,FiIfs
There viii be teachers institute at
Orange courthouse next week, and Mr.. 3D..
). Barbour is bilieted, along with others, to
make q public address. +, 4 80
The wheat and oat crops lilo the county are
generally satisfactory, buteorn and tobacco
are not doing well for lack OF rain, and
grass and gardens are dried up.
"A quarry OF fine marble, on land former
owned by President Madison, which was
pufsaased golns eighteen months since by
:. ! capitalists, will soon be worked.
~ - etased, on an extensive scale.
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The Gubernaforaal Contest.
TOWNSHIP; MEETING At CHESTER.

! :: TOWNSHIP; MEETING At CHESTER. ia,
gffsjg1fspecial telegram to the Dispateh.I 4ti'!s
/ CHESTER, "a, July; IA The township
meeting held here day was rather larger
than usual, and much quiet talking was done
in small groups scattered around before
they were called to assemble in the hotel
hall, Dr. Friend (chairman) called the
meeting to order, and as each delegate was
nominated he was elected-4Dr: Drewry to
the Gubernatorial Convention, and III. E.
Eyler alternate, and also senatorial delegate.
No instructions were given, and no delegate
seemed willing to express his choice; but I
heard enough to know That they were de-
cidedly in favor OF Daniel, Captain James
B. Jones and G.. j.. Robertson were chosen
delegates to the HOUSE Convention. .,,,
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A RING MAS,s BxSkRDpTcY: = troubles
and misfortunes have followed John q.
Keyser, the Tammany-ring plumber, ever
since the ring disclosures In the fall of 1871,
eliminating in his voluntary bankruptcy.
On Wednesday proceedings were begun on
his behalf in the United States courts. Six
wears ago Keyser had a handsome fortune
and thriving business. Now his sworn
statement shows assets nothing and liaDiil-
ties nearly $200,000. ,6,i.a, j.
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The Turf.

SATURDAYS RACES, AT LONG BRANCH.
LONG BRANCH, July 14.-In the three
quarter-mile race there were nine starters.
Yorkshire Lass won; Oriole second, ROM
ney third. Time, 1:lS{. !. ~ +, -,
In the, one-and-t hree-quarter-mile race
Bombast won; Scars iEmbry second,
Lounger third. Time, 1854 =, :, ,i,s,
In the one-and-a-half-m mile race Chesapeake
WOE; kingsland second, Bansford. third.
Time, 245. ,i.. .,i,,i n5i,,, t,5r & ii
f. In the mile-and-a-quarter selling-race there
were three starters, King Bee being the ia.
|Yerite over the field, consisting OF Risk and
Moorehen. The race was q dead-heat be
tween King Bee and Risk, Moorehen being q
length behind. Time, 2:l7a The race was
desperately contested between King Bee ana
Risk, the two keeping together the whole
route. !, The deciding : heat. was wen by
Risk. Time, 1921, :, The betting was an
favor OF King Bee at 150 to lao for Risk.'r'
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Canada.
CHn"saa' =. -.

=. FAnURE oEyA SHIRT AND coLL !.
Is MONTREAL, July 1.-The liabilities q
Young, Men aughton Co, snfrt- ana , COZ
0O0t Assets, s7l 200. M = r. I, III ,i
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Vermont.

AMlNrsrER CHARGED WITH A SERIOUS OFFENCE.
ST. ALBANs, July 1t is reported that
Rev. A. r. Samson is a defaulter to large
amount. to several estate agents for which
he is executor, &c. An investigation will
be made at once. The accused is a minister
Of the Congregationalist Church and ex-
Judge of probate. -. .y. -,
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, Virginia.
THE F0URTH-OF-JULY,s SHOOTING CASE J

THE F0URTH-OF-JULY2sHo SHOOTING CASE AT
N0RPoLK--DR. WILSON BAILED. =. l'2 2-
~ Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l,
NORFOLK, Va, July 14.-Assistant Sur ~
geon w. 6. G. Wilson, ,of the United States
frigate franklin, VINO, was sent on yester-
day by Mayor Tucker to the October term
OF the Corporation Court, fer shooting two
colored persons on the 18th instant, was this
morning brought before Judge Scarburgh,
on writ Of habeas corpus, and bai]ed for
his appearance. !: Two bonds were given
in the sum Of $1,000 EACH ~. !; a..
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}, The Recent,spanisi1 Outrage. ]

The Recent Spanish Outrage. +
DETAILED STATEMENT OF THE INSULT TO THE
AMERICAN FLAG FORWARDED 'l' TO WASHING r.'s4
- TON, .,,gsrli ,.fY ,:q&1ff ,.tsf BIS '.a,& :t't
{ BARSsrABLE;y MASS, July a full state
ment of the recent Spanish outrage upon
the Provincetown whaling schooner Rising
SUN was forwarded TO Washingto by; Col
hector ,Goss, OF the: Barnstable district, to-
dav ,1tPafasi! rli ts$5!., r ~ :, - 80 Z
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THEODORE Throws TRIP.-On Friday
last the three Triton children-Alice, Flo
renee, and Carroll-spent the night with
their mother. Ascertaining that there was
an extra berth ip his cabin. Mr. Tilton
offered to make Carroll one Of bis European
party. His offer was accepted on condition
that the lad should be returned in Septem-
Der next. Mr.. Tilton, gave the. promise
asked, and the four sailed on Saturday
NeD York. sam. -. .i.tr ,r.Et.If. I'D $ h.
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By Telegraph.
NEw YORK.

NEW YORK. July l4.-Gold opened ut lO5h
cent Gold, 1O54. Exchange-Long,, 4S7; shor1,
489. Governments fraction lower. state ponos
Erening.-Money easy a. lk@2 per cent. s,er-
ing dull ut 4s7. Gold, 105H. Governments active;
new So, liz. States quiet !" - II
.a.&3yi BANK STATEMENT. j-:'Efet ~
EEw YORK, July 14.-The following is tae bank
decreased s2.371 800: legal tenders increased
1862. 200; deposits decreased S2,l4O,3eO; re.
serve decreased 81 ,474 ,226..a -
~ ssl.s ~ BALTIMORE. ~
BALTIMORE, July 14.-virgnia 6s- deferred,
AA:. consolidated. 65h; second series, 40. North
Carolina 81, old, 16; new, g; SPECIAL fax, l. BID
to-day. ~ 1.st1E-E =. - 49, -,
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i:mtntsfersLo,W,,aelI.

DEPARTURE OF THE TEwi MIN1sTE. TO SPAIN.
Bossfok, July ii4.;-.Jamess, ! Russell Lowell,
Minister to Spain, sailed to-day with good
tsend-off. Fifteen guns were fired IN honor
jof his departure 4a1;nit l.2as 81 tne 81
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mixing and insurance Companies

-
FAILURE OF A ST. LOUIS BANK Il
ST. LOUIS, July 14.-The5 Butchers and
Drovers Bank has suspended. The depos-
itors seem secured. .,s.. 81; ~ ~ =.
EFFORT TO RE0RGANIZE THE CHARTER-oAKiIE-
t =, t.:'i .sURAHCg COMPANY. IL - =. -. :
| STAMFORD, CONN, July 14.-The attempt
I to re6rganize the Charter Oak Insurance
Company by putting its affairs into the
hands Of new and Trustworthy officers bas
failed, the assets not warranting the under
taging' in the .opinion Of gentlemen who
were requested to take hold Of the company,
A movement will be made; at once for. the
appointment OF % receiver, and upon such
l,appointmento the payment Of the premiums
will cease BUT policy-holders are advised
to keep their policies alive until a receiver
Is appointed, as they will have q right to
share pro rata in the large amount of pro-
perty the company owns after; the liabilities
are PAID. q,..c;..lap& ana .I.&t piG!nt !s,.i
Ia RECEIVER WANTED FOR THE iGHARTER-oAK
LIFE-INsURAEcE COMPANY. III "a;
Hartford, CoNN., July. 1A-Insurance
Commissioner Stedman this afternoon made
an application to Judge Par1ee, of the
Supreme Court, for, the appointmentiof q
receiver for the Charter Oak Life Insurance
Company. The. petition sets forth that the
assets OF the company are so much less than
the liabilities it9is necessary receiver be
appointed and the charter annulled. Judge
EPardee issued q temporary injunction and
the sheriff scryed the papers on the officers,
which requires them to answer the allega-
tions by Monday next and show cause why
receiver should not be appointed.
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK, July 14.- Cotton steady; aplsnds.
nes lseeD1 ASs Dsles sss
tain. 2.59s bales Flour duh and in buyers favor;
gssT Se.s sSos tt
lc better with good busiIess-mainiy in winter red
to arrive 81 50@$1.s5 for inferior to good amber
80 for new i rcd Geora Corn
better and active Closing quiet r sSf n
sseand cain 5sy and hug a s144e d
asked Lar arper nsS prime steam fsSS
and anu PRIME rm e e az rened sisso. cose more
active. Sugar dull and nominal. Rice r STEADY;
Se'f's'' . VIZ BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, July 14:-Flour QUIET Bsltimore
Whea, active and higher; southern red, prime.
sss Sss iss
sl.421: September, s1.38k. Southern corn scarce
and firm: western irmer and higher southern
e ans; tending up Coffee quiet.
Whiskey dun at $1.12. Sugar quiet. ~ st Z
Is. ly,. LOUISVILLE. .fF
LOUISVILLE, July l4.-Fiour quiet. and weak.
yxhts copa md r
mixed m,si Zoe PORK steady at SI4a5. Isalk.meats
s sissa7 eIear sd Is Bacon sfronser; loose
shoulders. &C.,; clesr-rbs &c.: clesr sides. 50:
hams n1a and IL
Ike: SWhiskey steady at $l.0S BagRipg quiet and
unchanged. Tobacco nominaliy unchanged
r.tfs-..5. al! CINCINNATI. = 90 sssli;
CINCINNATI, July .l4.-Flo1r. dull and weak
new family, S7@S7.25: old family. .66I
closing ut inside prices Wheat heavy; choice red,
at 4S@5Oc. Oats duh Mt 35640e.I Rye In fair de-
mand at CSC 69c' Barley nominal Pork buoyant at
SI4. Lard strong steam, S9@S9.25: current
make SSi94S.S5. Bulk-meafs stronger al 5Sc., no,
and TIC FOR shoulders clear ribs, and clear sides.
WhiEkey qliier Mt $l.0S. Butter steady western
reserve, 15@16c.; central Ohio. 13114c. Hogs
active and frm: pacsiugY &4.75@e4.0 90; receipts,
1888 head; shipments, 400 head. $50 4
~, ST. LOUIS. n:Jl. -,
ST. LOUIS. July H.. FlouE-guycrs of; nomi.l
No. 8 red fall, Sl.32. Corn inactive: No. mixed,
43S@43Ec. Oats dull; No. 3, sac. Rye. Coo.
Whiskcy, $1.0S. Pork easier at sl3 .55. Lard
aoipinni,y unchanged. Bulk-neatS inactive; clear
Rib sides, TIC. bid. BACON firm and unchanged.
Hogs steady. Cattle Natives Glow and weak; Tex
ans fairly active and prices OF all kinds unchanged
r CHICAGO. r.a,5sff.s -,
CHICAGO. July 14.--Fiour steady and unchanged.
Wheat In fair demand but lower: No. 3 Chicago
spring, $l.441@$1.45 cash, $l.40@$l.4 l. Jnly,'
LIS August, Sl.19 September. Corn irregular.
Oats unsettled and GENERALLY lower at BIC. cash,
2S163lkc. August. Rye and barley steady and I'M
changed. Pork unsettled. and generally higher,
closing weak at S13.60@S13 .65 cash. S13.624@
s1s s5 Ansust 72aSlS7S. s cpl Lard
| $9.22h September. Bulk-meats I'm good demand
With tendency upwards short-rib, short clear,
| TIC. .WntSkey. $1.OS.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

l,.g... i-1.jng 40 SATURDAY, July I4' lSF1. .
!: The breaks to-day comprised 10 hossheads and
l box. The offerings al auction on Change were
81 packages Of which number 26 were taken III,
and the remainder sold at prices ranging from
81 10 S32. "1'' ft
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Tennessee.
A SHOCK OF AN EARTHQUAKE FELT AT MEM

MEMPHIS. July 14.-At $40 this evening
a sharp and wel-defned shock of an eaTth-
quake was felt in this city; It lasted only for
a moment, doing no damage. Wedding
ceremonies were being performed at Grace
church, and as Bishop Herco, who was Off
ciating, announced ! the couple man and
wife the shock came, and created commo-
ton among those present. - -, :, ..:i ....~.,
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4. .-.t..e.t Flour. IL n, .gfI.U g
Fine. s6.50@s6.75; superfne, $3.50: extra 81.
partre So 5OdSS.75; common family. s9G$9.25
fancv family and City Mills, SO. Stock light. MOI
much demand. .-r 'ss.gf aa.Es -G s.-t.atEt .
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a GENFLEMAN. LOSES HIS LEE WHILE AZ.
- l!tTRMPTINGT osAvE LADY. z.
ATLANTIC CiTY, July 14.-A gentleman
in attempting to save a lady lost his own
life and failed to save hers.
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wHEAT.-White "a bushels common nj s1.35 !;
90 bushels at l.63: 90 bushels on private terms
total. 1874 bushels Red, l2S bushels good at ~
Bushels at s1s55: SO bushels Mt 1882 1858 bush.
els choice at 8l.63; 1874 bushels very good at
SI.62; 90 bushels very good at 81 .63 BUY busles
mt SI.5S; 1918 bushels prime at $l.63; 2l2
bushels very good at sl6o dG9 nsbels n at
nri mo on nriyate terms; "a bushels ut $1.45; So
bushels at S1.s3: SO bushels at 81.40i - bushels
at an 60 bushels ut 81 .62-toiat, 500 bushels
. CoRS,- Waite, "A bushels ct 72c.; $50 bushels
at 7Oc- total, 400 bushels. Hized, 300 bushels at
Toe. .sf"-th ''.a's
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Eard. pslas, barrels and heroes y

Iard. Prime. barrels and .sercess t8iekc.;; ~
haffslnrreks i lac. 81 e. /.
1. Isss ~ sss saaess e ssesaae @
ess siss sssss s rs or. a.sss
alum, from store, sbc. . sack. ~
Sugar: Crushed and noEdered. l2aHs.s gf ~
sses a sai ls saals RICO
,o Sssg Ss%laoa a. ,,s $685. as.
lnpsri.L ap 81
Ltcorfcs Paste ~; G. e Co.. Sic: 3. ..s 2sc.:
80 :; 9: e. sss a 4; Z C, re-. E Anchor
II j Liquors. Wines. nc. q ~ 49,
-, IL .s Scptch, best brands, Dints s2ssss q
sBraadies ii Domestic. 81 2sas2 srat. sI.as@
aI;Sinia a ssss asS sssi5Sss2 old
Rss :.S sisxsss: Medium. sl .5oas2: prc old, sa
@s4; yirgsaia nountslIs new. sz@S2.b0, vs1
Ssa po%ssss. sf:ssgs imnorsea. 90 . ease.
siF Lumber. Slaves. Ice. tsss1 ~.
ns s p;psr sisosasss IsdS sos VIE M
S20@S75 p 1000 yellow pine boards, sa9elss
according 70 enssns sinsls1J
dS 900 SIS saved, q. as2es
{ Slaves: whtskey-bamel ti,Dber. green. a s@926E
LOCO; seasoned. S20@S25 3 LOCO. Flour.narraa
as hOgshead-hoops, no demand; hickory-hoops,.
$3.50. SIS g. y. ..tss4ts 81 s7:st &
t.tt,,i~,sg Mill.Feed.
SitpstuG: 55@Gpc. % bushet i $3.50 y !.
Br0l1ns1ng: 31fd)40c. u buShel.
Wheat Brdn soc. o. busheis Z - 80
Corn Bran : lie. Der bushe- 81
vs,3t lrtfstg Powder. shot, &c. =: fsl55e @ ~
Fuse !: Toys mining. SOC. @s1.26 = 100 feet:
PO1cders S5.76 by the I've kegs-les5 than nye
kegs, 30. 81; blasting, s3.25@ f3.50: -,
Shot: Northern. $2.4O@$2.50 p bag OF % lbs. rs
Grindstones 14G82%c. ~ ~ s5s * s5sy
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GOAL AND WOOD.

NOAB AND WOOD.-FuI stock Of first
Scclass ANTHRACITE COAL for stoves, CRATES,
and furnaces at prices great deaf less tran ever
heard of before. rSPLIST, CLOVER HILL, and
MIDI yTHIAN LUMP and HAIL. All kinds Of
ENGINE-COALS, SOFT COKE. and OAK and
PINE WOOD at lowest prices: Now is the time to
At Nineteenth and Cary steeIs. BE sure 10 asia for
.PAGEi lie 16l =; c. ii. PAGE. =
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE. z
,rf !" 'H'':'l.' RICHMOND, July Il, 1877.
80 OFFERINGS. III .., ~; AZ,
WHEAT White, 264 bushels. Red, 1926 bush
CORN White. 2,608 bushels. .Nired, 200 BUSH
els. l...r:.c.f Ee gree. So
OATs.-214 bushels. .u
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| SITTING BULL AND FIFTEEN HUNDRED INDIANS
/ COMING SOUTH. ,-.....-,.,s.
| Semi.oficial reports say fifteen hundred
Indians, with Sitting Bull are in Canada.
They intend coming south during summer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-16

4 NTHRACITE COAL-BEST QUAIL
n TY-all sizes: SPLINT COAL for grates-none
ipg-eaual to Cumberland coal SOFT COKE, the
best. FRY my machine-preparea OAK and PINE
WOoD-better than hai.d-prepared; none cheaper.
For winter supplies nv prices are unusually low. III
? 'fi''''F'.I I'D -. r. 4. CARRINGTON,
100 sri,. al eornar Seventeenth md Gary streets.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-07-12

The annual Conference of the NJ. E.
Church will be held at Seattle, COM
mencing the 29th of August, Bishop
Bowman of st. Louis presiding.
The Powel's Valley Camp Meeting
will begin on the 10th inst, Rev. A.
c. Fairchild, Presiding Elder, taking
the lead. Rev. Mr.. Stubs and other
ministers will attend.
N. T. Cation ESQ.,, of Walla Walla,
was in Vancouver last Friday.
The fruit crop of Clarke County is
turning out better than was expected.
Late frosts and dry Spring were some
what damaging, but now trees look
fruitful and the prospect of warm
weather is favorable to ripening.
Business in Vancouver is reviving,
half dozen farm wagons on Main
Street near this office last Saturday.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-07-12

From information at hand in regard
to the special election for Joint Repre-
sentative in the Legislature from San
Juan and Clallem Counties, on the 18th
inst, it appears that Mr.. E. D. War
bass, of San Juan, has been elected over
his competitor Alternately, of Clallem.
Warbass is Democrat. but his election
does not materially effect the Republi-
con majority in the House.-Beling.
ham Bay Mail.