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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

England.
PINASCIAL-THE RACES YEsTERDAY-ELEc
TIOS RIOT.
LONDON, August 2.-The FIndncier says
"Though the settlement just arranged ha!
been the smallest known for very Ions
time, two members failed, and there is plenty
OF evidence on every. side that the Stocl
Exchange, as body, is suffering from mani
| nation to 4 degree scarcely ever known be
FORE"
+. G. Hobson's Hampton won the Good
| wood cup to-day.
Election riots took place at Grimsey las
night. \ mob Of six thousand wrecked thu
hotel where Mr. Watkins, who was elected
to Parliament yesterday, stayed, and trIct
to burn it.. Three persons were injured
Troops were sent to the scene from Shell
field, and twelve rioters were arrested.
The Eastern war.
THE RUSSIAN DEFEAT AT PLErNA-TURKISI
SUCCESS NEAR EsKI SAGHRA-TURKIsH MON
ITORs CAPTURED.
LONDON, August "A Reuter- from Con.
tantinople, dated Wednesday evening, says
Mr.. Layard British representative here. has
advices confirming the Turkish victories al
Plevna. The Russian right wing, number
ing 10000, was all engaged.
Mr.. Layard also has news Of an impor'
tant Turkish success near Eskl Saghra. The
Russians lost several guns, and the Turk:
occupied Eski Saghra. The Porte has the
following official dispatch:
"The Russians on Tuesday attacked
Reouf Pasha at Eski Saghra. After sever
hours fighting Reouf Pasha retreated upon
Karabunar, but, Suleiman Pasha coming
up, repulsed the enemy and recaptured
Eski Saghra, capturing several guns and
inficting considerable loss on the Rus
sianS."
A Berlin dispatch to the Times states thai
two Turkish monitors have been captured
at Nikopolis nearly ready for service
Sailors have arrived from st. Petersburg
The Grand Duke Alexis will command thu
Danube flotila.
ALLEGED RUSSIAN ATROCITIES.
PEsTH, August "a deputation from
the recent anti-Russian popular mutiny to
day interviewed Minister Tisza and reat
resolutions condemning the alleged Russian
atrocities. Minister Tisza replied it wa:
impossible to find lasting remedy for thu
atrocities until peace was restored. The
uncalled.ior intervention OF single Power
might extend the war; but he hoped thu
time was not distant when Europe might
have an opportunity to put lasting stop t
atrocities during the war. The Government
while mindful Of its duty to guard Austro
Hungarian interests, felt it incumbent t
spare the property and blood OF. the nation
| as much as possible. They would not b.
slow to take fitting measures ut the prope
time, but would carefully avoid precipita
| ton.
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LOUISA COURTHOUSE.
THE Observation-Disclosures ITEMS.


correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.I
AUGUST ], 1877.
Mrs. Lucy 4. Goodwin, the newly-ap-
pointed postmaster here, has forwarded her
bond, with McSsrS. George J. Sumner and
F. W. Chilcs securities, and her commits
sion is expected in Il few days. Mr.. Robert
+. Harris, Il wcI-known and popular citi-
zen. will be Mrs. Goodwin's deputy, and
doubtless will prove quite efficient and
faithful. The office is varlously estimated
to be worth from live to eight hundred dol
lars.
The County Convention to nominate can
dldatcs for the Legislature has not been
called As yet. There are several prominent
names before the people to select nominees
from. The Republicans propose nomina-
ting two negroes this time, and the Con-
,ervatives propose beating them.
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low heures. Common to vdry good sheep ranged
Ion t4AQJGc. u d.; prime selections sold Ut
Sae. ojc ana Two cars OF extra sheep went at 64c.
at &c p d., while common TO good lambs were very
s 9 at SSc >, sass include 2ss Virginia lam
81 IDS. aTsfh I at &c. n; 175 DO. SO MS: at
at &C.; 207 Delaware do. 81 bs., at 7c.; 33I ex-
ira Ohio sheep, ll2 fs, at &c, and "a fair do, 80
Ibs., ut sic. 80 IEtl2I' :
Slofne.-Fresh receipts were 20 carloads, or
1920 hogs, all consigned direct to slaughterers.
None sold alive IN the morning. and the tone OF the
market appeared 10 be unsettled and wcakcr.-Jour-
nal NJ Commerce. -, -,
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AT HOME AND ABROAD.
INTERVENING EDITORIAL VISIT TO
PRESIDENT HAYES.

TELEGRAMs CONCERNING THE STRIKE
HAVE CEASED BEING SENT TO THE WAR
DEPARTMENT, AND AS A NATIONAL AZ
FAIR 1T IS REGARDED AS ovER-GovER-
NOR HARTRANFT AT KINGsToN-HEAD-
QUARTERS IN THE CAR"-JAY GOULD
ASSAULTED YESTERDAY AT EXCHANGE
PLACE, NEW YoRK-FOUR HUNDRED AND
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF
RICHMOND PRINTS SOLD IN NEW YORK
YEsTERDAY-THE EASTERN WAR NEWS
DEFEAT OF THE RUSSIANS CONFIRMED,
&C. &C.
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July 3l.-Ne,o.-The offerings for the week ; have
not been as large they were last week. ING salne
dizziness that existed ar the close Of our last report
was visible yesterday. We of the opinion prices
are lower OH all grades except fine crop. we MAKE
| Leaf-Common, 56M37: medium, S7G4SS good
| soasll: good to fine, S11@s14.5O; mahogahy'
! Lwgs-Common. s4ms5.5o: Medium to good.
! a. 5ilmS6 fine. s6M.S7 .5O.-Inde.E-Ap pedl.
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NEW y0RKUROy MARKET.

JULY 31.-Iron offers but little that is Interesting
at present few small lots OF Scotch pix coming
to hand but they have been chiefly placed before ar
rival. There is not enough doing from yard 10 fairly
indicate prices, and the quotations given nre noni-
nal. American pig Is held with 4 little more
strength since the developments Of the strike In the
coal regions but there is no start TO demand Rails
are steady and unchanged, with moderate Ia
quiry. .
Glengarnock quoted AT $25.50@326: Coltness ut
a26@s2G.5O: Egnton ut S24Ggs24.5 500. Ameri-
can Dig ut SlS for No. l. 81 for No. 2: $16MS17
for forge. Rails at $33@s3s for American at
works, and steel rails at 45@547 at mill. Old
rails quoted nominally AT $40. Wrought scrap,
SD4 -LnMrnnI Of HOnlmkrce.
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an area-way, distance Of eight feet.
Mr.. Gould was rescued by some, friends,
and was found ,unin!ured. with the
exception Of few slight bruises. He was
ableIto walk to his office. The trouble is
said to have originated from Gould having
betrayed combination to put up the price
OF Lake Shore stock. Keene and Flower
were interested with Gould. There was
considerable excitement on the Stock Ex-
change for few minutes, as it was rumored
that Gould had been seriously injured.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

The receipts of live stock were very light Tor the
week ending August l, 1877 only g head of cattle
crazcrs, most Of the butchers being well-stocked
from the previous week. The demand was therefore
Beef Cdttfe.-Very best, SIZE; good, 4tM4ac.
medium or good fair quality, 4@4ac.; common
thin steers. bulls, &C.. 3@S34c. e 10. gross
Hogs.-Fair demand; extra best corn-fed, 7!:Gl
nc. Fighter grades, 6@6sc. q b., net.
Z Meep.-3ht944c. q b. gr0ss. ~,
LdmJs.-T2@S3.50 q head.
Cntres.-H4MSS a head: ''
Mich C07oS-$206S40 {. head.
Weighed on livestock scales, SO head of cattle
MAJ =
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Inv Gould Assnulted.

EXCITEMENT IN EXCHANGE PLACE, NEW
.YoRK-cAUsE OF THE TROUBLE -
NEW YORK, August 2.-Jay Gould was
this morning accosted by Major A. Zloyer,
o friend OF Jim Keene, while passing
through Exchange Place Words were ex-
changed; when Major ZloYer struck Gould
one or two blows, on the side OK the head,
and then picking him up threw him down
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. August 2.-Gold opened at 1855.
Noon.-Sioc weak. Money on call, per cent.
COLD, lO54. Exchange-Long. 4SG; short, 4S7E.
Governments steady. States dull.
observation-disclosures easy at 1HMl2 per cent. Sterl-
ing weak. Gold dull ut 1855 Governments steady.
States quiet
BALTIMORE August 2.-Virgna 6'S, deferred. 5:
consolidated 3K second series, 40; North Carolina
G's. Old. Z. Bid to-day.
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EumbeY. Sfaves, &c.

Gin. Domestic. sI.25Gts2: imported, 80 y case
Eeto England Rum s1.65. =, a.
Rectised Hhtskeys: .Marke, firm proof sl.So.
30 Lumber. Slaves. &c.
I,tmber. White oak. Sl2@S15 q 1000: Western
Virginia poplar. s12.50@S25 2 1000: white pine
S2O@s75 a 1000 yellow pine boards, saodssI4'
DIST. Sl2@SlS, according 10 lengths SnlngtS,
Pine. 42.50@s5: cypress, six-inch. % 5gsasl
p 1000. Latlls-Sp!It; $3.50 sawed, s2.21gS..o'
1000. .,soo.
Slaves Whiskey-barrel timber green. 81 S0aS2eS
1000; seasoped. $20M$25 p 1000. Flour-barre
timber, $66$7.56 q 1000. Flour-harrei poies,sI
me: hogshead-boops, no demand; hlckory-hoops'
$3.50 .e
MiII-Feed.
ShfpstuG: $4,000. p bushc1 ~.
BroDnsfuF: 35M4Oc. p bushel.
Wheat Bran: soc. q bnshcl.
Corn Bran: TIC. per bushe.
Powder, Shot, &c.
Fuse: Toys mining. 35c.Msl.25 q 100 feet,
Ponder: 1878 by the five kegs-less than fU
kegs, 1925; blasting, S3.25FI&3.50. #'.'
Shat: Northern. 2.40GS2.50 p bag of rs lbs.
Grindstones: 1a0l2I1c. q ID. g.,
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LOUISVILLE LEAF TOBACCO MARKET.
| July 30.-rlle sales to-day aggregated SO hogs-

heads.
The Planters House sold 63 hogsheads: hogs
hclls Hart County leaf at $40 and 80 hogs,
head Ereckinridee County common leaf at Sly; =
hogshc:us Warren County common leaf at S|.0U
and 1925; l hogshcal Larue County common icf
at 81: hogsheads Green County low leai 1T ~ 3u,
comnI Ieat and .s ut IS. so, So. 10, $780, $40,
and is: hogshcads Green County hugs ut $3.50,
So O5. So. Is. and 1878: hogshead ONO County
low leaf at SO 80: hogsheads Hart County Jugs ut
1925, 1906. and $780,. hoesheads Christian
County low leaf and hugs at "a. 10; "a 80 and ~
hogshead Brcckinridge County Tugs az Shy; =
head Adair County Tugs ut $4.10; 2 hogsheadS IN,
diana frosted trash ut 1886 and s2.35 hogsheah
Hardin County Tugs Mt 1928: 30 hogSheadS on prl-
vare TERMS COuri Ter Journal.
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ALEXANDRIA MARKET.

AUGUST 1.-The market generally Is dull and
frooptng Flour Is unchanged; receipts continue
light and demand Emitc,l. Wheat has further de-
ciined, and $50 was the pl Ice paid for choce to,
81 so for interior 10 choice Corn has also dccined,
and ,712 bush, Is sold at 6SG zoe. for miSed; 1873
bushels Of rye offered and sold at 5Sc.. and
lot of damp at 6S@70c. for good, and 800 bushels
of oats sold "a csc. for inferior. and 80, 3S, and
4Oc. for fair to good. Country produce quiet and
II cl,npp1-I,Hzeftp.
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Observation-Disclosures.
PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST 2, 1877. !

PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST q, 1917.
ARRIVED. =
Steamship Wyanoke, Couch. New York. merchan.
disc and passengers, q. W. Allen CO.. agenls. Il
steamer Eliza f1ancox. Clifford. Norfolk, nlerchan-
disc and passengers, L. b. Tatum agent
Steamer Regulator. Howe, Philadelphia, merchan-
disc and passengers W. J. Porter agent.
Bark Texas ((fcr.). -. Hampton Roads, light, 10
Schooner Yankee DIQ.Ee, Rose, Philadelphia, coal,
s. II. Halves. -. ~s
Steamer John Sylvester Post. Norfolk, mercban-
disc and passengers. L. s. Tatum, agent
Schooner j. 7. Kelsey, Stcelmau New York, ium-
schooner john A. Curtis, CULLEN. Stamford,
Conn.,, bark, A. Is. Goodman.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Philadelphia July 30th, schooner 4. A. Lar
' MEMORANDUM.
Schooners j. s. Hewitt. Foster: Major w. II. Tau
tulu, Snoe. hence, ut Baltimore or W ecnesday.
DISASTERS IN JULY.
The number OF vessels belonging 10 or bound to G;
from ports In the United States reported totally ost
and missing during the month or July is "a, OF
which Is were wrecked, abandoned, burned D
sunk by collision, l foundered, and Is missing.
The list comprises S barks. brigs, and ID schoo-
ners and their total value exclusive OF cargoes Is
estimated at s220,0OO. .,,- ..s !"
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ST. LOUIS HORSE AND MULE MARKET

July 30.-H0rseS and Mules.-Sothing Of any
consequence, and uuoa unchanged, as follows:
HORSES.
Good Driving IInrscs-In light demand. Sl25MS2OU
Plugs-In good supply; no demand...... 25(1 5O
Southern-Fair and good qualities III
light supply; demand lignt........... 5UN 10
Streetrrs-Fair and good New York
sreeters in light supply; demand ,o
Iirht supply fair demand. ........... $50 90
demand .................. 75CG $50
Draught HOrscS-Demand light; none 80,
In the market. IoJg 1oo
MULES.
Plug Mulcs-Supply moderate; demand
uuil ..,..'ii.' '""J
Iaand very light. ........ 5o@ G5
Smooth Muies-Fair and good qualities.
from Is TO l5h hands high, IN light - 800
supply; demand nominal. ........... 9uW lZo
Smooth Mulc-Fair aud good, FROM 49,. o
l51 to 16 hands high In light supply. 12OB l4O
Smooth Mules-Far and good from 10
to 16h hands high, in light supply;
demand very light ."...:.........-.. 1Zoag ioo
USBRoKE MULES.
Quotations OH all grades are &l0d$l5 g head less
than those for broke mules Uubroke mules, 10 De
salablr must be fat. Fat mules, four years old ana
under sell ut sl0Sl5 less than other mules or same
grade Those that are over four years Old TO seven
ycars are the most lnarketable-Ttme8.
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LOUISVILLE LIVESTOCK MARKET.

JULY 30.-The market Is some better than last re-
port with fair prospect of the shipping lines all
being open in few days. The stock1n this market
ha. all been worked off at fair prices.
Cattte.-Best butcher stuff, 4@4sc.; medium, 81
@3tc.; common, 1h@2tc.
Rogs.-The hog mark opened this morning at
44G4tc. for best grade, and 4044c. for common.
Prospect fair for good hog market.
Sheep and Ln,abs.-Sheep dull from 3aGl33c. for
best; lambs, 4@4kc. for best; common, 3lqF3ac.-
Sier JD1r
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Railroad Accident.
, COLLISION NEAR TAMAQUA

. PoTTsvILLE, PA, August 2.-This after
noon train, consisting OF an engine and
one car-the latter containing fifty-six men
en- route to Mahonev City, was badly
wrecked near Tamaqua. The train collided
with construction train, the engineer being
thrown down an embankmcnt. Colonel
Wyrkoop, who was in command Of the
party, was slightly bruised. The others
cscaped unhurt.
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rURNaTVRE.
LIS nIME-EIRNI-m

NOW is THE. TIME.-EuRNl-m &
IN TURE AT BOTTOM PRicKs.-russ
n Is smEWfttiD SO5 east Broad street. have
;,oiy ON hand and am receiving large stssk Of ah
fhe latest styles for chamber partof ana mhdaEs
sSrea aIYing the present general depression ~ otts
ness enables me 10 oner extraordinary taa si
pepts. sts
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Row Jersey.

WOMEN SENT TO JAIL FOR ASSAULT.
PATERSON, \. j.. August 1.-Two women.
striking silk employees, were sent to Jail for
assaulting another female operative who had
returned to work.
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NEW YORK sUMAC MARKET.

JULY 3l.-Demand Is slow but prices are strniy.
Foreign uiiotcd at $ll0 for lead seal, and low
grades Mt *556lS60, currency. Virginia quoted At
S65, currcncy.-J0urnnkO OF Commerce.. ..
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Drrs;S. MEDICINES. &c.
DIET + r. | C S

DIETET TICS '"'. ~.
FOR INFANTS AND lNvALIDs: f.s
PaPOMA, or ENTIRE wHEAT-FOoD;
uUBBELL'S PREPARED WHEAT,
IMPERIAL GRANUM, ."'a'
NESTLE'S LACTEOUS FARINA, t@'~,
ILAWLEY'S LIEBIG'S FOOD, -1".: :
X. MS MALT INFANTS FOOD, ..H5
FRENCH RACAHOUT DIES ARABES, ~,
SAVORY 6 MOORE'S INFANTS FOOD,
PREPARED BARLEY, .f.
SCOTCH OATMEAL,
BERMUDA ARROWROOT.
PREPARED RICE-FL0UR.
IMPORTED EXTRACT OF MALT
TROMMER'S EXTRACT OF MALT.
Sold at MEADE & BAKERS Drugstore,
mvl2 ~ '. q 919 Main street.
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GROEERIES. &c.

FAMILY FLOUR, =
supply Of this celebrated Family Flour kept con-
stantly on hand. Every barrel warranted 70 give
" 2i-3tawsw f. & s. wOETHAM.& CO.
A GENTS FOR --v. .,.e4..ss - ~
NEsTLE'S MILK FOOD or LACTEOUS FARINAs
DIR. n. GERBER;s LACTEoUs FARINA for In
fants and invallds. .oie r.
OATMEAL, GRAHAM FLOUR, s..,...
CRUSHED WHITE WHEAT, ..,........ ...
IIECkER'S FARISA, -.... ....- ,.... '...
ROBISSON'S BARLEY SAGUS.
TAPIOCA, MIDDLEMAH'S BISCUITS,
osWEGO and OATMEAL. BISCUITS, &C., &C.;
A full line of line GROCERIES.
j. Z. MORRIS q CO.,
i've .-1534 Main street.
LINE OLD MEDICINAL FRENCH
II BRANDY, f#- '"# r
h hi1asGtkABSE1RFR KY BRANDY, ..2a >Els
CLEMMER'S and BUMGARDsERs Wills
Choice TEAS from soc. to $3.50 per pound.
e23 r GEORGE A. HUNDLEY Co.
DEFINED SUGARS OF ALL GRADES,
IL JAVA. LAGUAYRA. and RIO COFFEE;
BACON. SALT, LARD, - .i.-I 81
NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES, ri. .f..
MANUFAGTuRED TOBACCO, ~ ~#
PORTER and ALE,
for sale by DAVENPORT & MORRiS.
mn20 ~"
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From Waahfugton.

THE EDITOR OF THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT
HAS PLEASANT CHAT WITH THE PRIEST.
UENT-wHAT oCCCRRER.
WASHINGTON, August 2.-Maior Hearscy,
editor OF the New Orleans Democrat, who
| is on brief visit to this city, called on See
retaries Key and SchurZ, and subsequently,
| with Secretary Key, visited the President.
Major HearSey expresses himself much
| gratificd with the courteous reception ex-
tended him, and with the very kindly senti-
ments expressed by the President toward
the South. He thinks, indeed, that it is the
| earnest purpose OF the President to be the
Executive OF the South as well as OF the
other sections Of the Union-its true friend.
In the course OF the conversation Mr.. Hayes
expressed his qualification at the peaceful
attitude OF the South during the late riots,
and remarked pleasantly that the two most
antagonistic sections Of the country-New
England and the South-were, during the
excitement and conflict, the most tranquil.
The President also expressed the hope that
he would be able to visit New Orleans
during the holiday vacations Of Congress,
and was assured by the editor OF the Demo-
cTdt that he would he cordially welcomed
By the people not only Of New Orleans but
OF the whole State.
Major Hearsey referred to the recent
Postal Convention at Old Point Comfort
and the kindly expressions OF the President,
and also OF the Postmaster-General. Refer
cnce thereto impressed him with the con-
viction that every reasonable effort will be
made by the Administration to furnish the
southern States with adequate postal faclll-
tics.
TO a party Of gentlemen Major Hearsev
said that nine tenths OF the white people OF
Louisiana endorsed the prosecution OF the
Returning Beard, and would insist upon
conducting the prosecution vigorously to
conclusion. At the same time he said that
there was literally no opposition to MIR.
HAYES in Louisiana. and that no conSIderl-
bic body OF the people there could be organ
lied to support or approve any civil or
revolutionary process to disturb him or
question his title to the presidency.
Ex-DETEcrlvE BELL CHARGED WITH MURDER.
Ex-Detective c. S. Bell, who hailed from
Jackson, Miss. and became somewhat noto-
rious az witness in the Bclknap and safe
burglary business. was to-day arrested on
reuuisition OF the Governor Of Texas on 4
charge OF murder He will be taken to
Texas by Detective James i. Cunningham.
The alleged murder was committed in Live
Oak county, Texas, in 1SG9-the victim
being William Morris.
VARIOUS ITEMS.
Henry Sidney Everett, secretary OF the
American Legation at Germany. and Col
lcctor Thomas, OF Baltimore, have been di-
rected to dismiss fifty employees, including
ten clerks.
The president leaves on the 18th for New
England, md will he absent about week.
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GoOP6fa.

TIE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
ATLANTA, August 2.-The Convention
has DECIDED to elect judges Of the Supreme
Court and Superior Court by joint ballot OF
the Legislature. The election occurs in
1890
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RANKS AND BANKERS.
(1IYIZENS BANK OF RICHMOND AZ! /.
PhID-UP .s..,'....94UOsyVVne
....,s....ssss.sss 4svVV
z. W. PICKRELL, President.
y II SNEAD. Cashier.

Deuosits OF one dollar and upwards received, ans
six Per cent. allowed on deposits.
Deposits received subject 70 check without NOVICE,
and Interest allowed same II not checked On more
frequently than two or three times week. y
Interest Oh all deposits 10 commence ten Gays
RsnE open every, day from 8 O'Clock 4. a. tt il
O'Clock z. b., and on Saturday from Z 5a. ~
=. NJ. .sa,-g.zs..- - go
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Fine. s5.25; siperlne. 81: extra superlinc,
1918: common family. 50GpG SIS; fancy fam
lily and City Mills, S9@$9.5O-
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pOCKLAND LIME, 200 barrels daily
LIZ expected per schooner Maggie Bell.
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
rcHMONDT TOBACCO EXCHANGE

THURSDAY, August 2, 1877.
The breaks to-day comprised 22S ho2sheads, 80
tierccs, and boxes. The offerings Ut auction on
,Chsnge were 116 packages; Of which number Il
were taken In and the remainder sold at prices
ranging from IS TO S57.
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LOUISVILLE MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
MARKET

July 3l.-Virginia bright FIVE mounds. SOC:
@sl: Virginia bright i've and extra twis,' eS
G70c.: Virginia medium G. and 12-nch twist, 5S
a60c.: virginia common o. and l2-inch twis,. 5ogg
55c. Vr1nia mahogany navy s. 4s, ana os' 4oy
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Louisville navy, bright mahogany, 54M36G;;
Louisville navy, mahogany, 4Sm54c.; LouisyiI,e
navy. fine black. 46@49c.: Kentucky smoking to-
bacco ibs., Is, and IA,
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A SUPERB MARTIN GUITAR
FOR SALE Low .....
at the booH store Of
jy27 WOODlOCSE PARHAA.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY
=. OF VIRGINIA. r."
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ENSURES BUILDINGS BY ANNUAL OR PER-
~" pETUAL POLICY E.s..g. s1
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THE wEATRER--Eo JOKE - INJURY TO THE
CEorS-SESSloS OF THE COUSCiL-sArARIEs
OF CITY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND
KSrESSES-MR. RAGLAND's FINE-REroRr
or TIRE SUPERINTENDENT OF THE WATER
woRXs--vALrE OF THE PROPERTY OWNED
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GROUND PLASTER.-250 tons FINE
schooner Ella Frances.
lie 20 aa+ E ta ~ A. g. LEE,
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Fl. a. CLAIBORNE, Principal Agent.
II. d. DANFORrH, Secretary;
THOMAS BOILING, JR., Assistant Secretary.
John BLAIR. Collector. ..E -