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BURGLARY ON LONG ISLAND.

Some time between Saturday Eight and Sunday
morning tho residence OF William T. McConn, a
shor, distance from tho village Of oyster Bay, L. L.
on tho Locust Valley road was entered by burglars
stole about 81 900 worth OF property, CONSISTING OF
money lewclry, silverwarc ana clothing. Yesterday
a camcrs hair shawl, tho property OF Miss Mary
McConu, valued at $500, was found In tho garden.
whore ~ was drsppod ~ the buseiara n lhsir AshL
a aet 81 GlnGa hIn00a ma etoo s1nlnas W
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ITO LET-FOR THE SEASON. AT CArSKILL. NEAR
the Prospect Park Hotel well furnished House, II
with Piano: grounds well shaded flower and
table sardt hne well OF pring ruit o al kinds
lnanire Of zIrTLE .o26 ID av, or address CHARLES
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EXCURSIONS.
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H1S6 TWO s...s,as 5asas 5SsDarsS Hxnsy DA1'
.aasfE1Er E4hrass Rosx ss:s = !. srss: &c;
oL5s ns;ss SssS makes two ''
cHEMcn =: Leave, ross ofaaa s. North River ssa
coRNET SINGLE trip tickets, 3, cents.
JARRETT rskhksS SEEks HEdREA4ioa EIRfaaHSF CRUISE
PICTURESQUE ss% s'sSs 'ssssoLAxD COAST.
FAMOUS wATnHissrosHSS' sroaSS AMI ROMANTIC
AN EXTENSIVE AND ECONOMICAL rRIr
on board GsnsiTE, ss tns III, ssps411EE si4E steamer
Company Engaged gage ssDses % for S
ssis ill.,
y'r slim Il. 5 e s's @ s's River
announced v''li!nz Fn4oEs III ''ST'rs ~ INTEREST
'1'oA 2SsxHRshAcANsETr r.nx.
''0vlD1S0'loc ROCKY POINT ,,vv,
OAK BLUFFS.
AAHrHA'ss sAyrSskAT y1SETAap. ..c.. &C.,
n BY sa 5 ss @ Nw s.anss
ss ass hsss a's Sound
a FULL MOON
rising vide anauac, at 7:4S o'clock p. NJ. Wednesday,
July s.;: ;; s'i'ss
sleeping berth capacity Of the steamer.
FARE, FOR THE ENTIRE CRUISE, $i0
No charge for berths.
MEALS ON BOARD, A La CARTE,
VIII be OF the First Quality and ~ Reasonhbe Prices
elegant Ladies' Cabin reserved exclusively for ladies'
The STATE ROOMS are large md we'll ventilased.
TICKETS and stxterooins be secured vt RULT-
MASs II srossyay next 70 Trinity Chafeh and NEW
Further particulars cap be bad BY addrcssiny
JARRETT PALMER
Booths Theatre Building, New York City.
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY TO- s77-NlTH SUPPLEMENT-
CoAsrwrsU srrAms1IIPs.

TEX IS LINE FOR GALVESTON, I0u cnl Sc At KEr
River, Tnroaa bills Of laains given 20 all points en TIE
srn GaIvsson Houston and and .hs Calves;
s at ow. ssa For and
saPsrer scco,mm,cdatIons. sppyto O. II. M"hLo"i
+ Cuba Regular mall steamship CLEOPATRA will leave
No" York rha'sf MBksSA ay y rElis co. g. soa.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Que slsssn; DEs% ST. JPN : .sn will,
AS.a ~ t:s 81 81
A THE MARY POWELL FOR WEST POINT. NEW
At 0snssSs Cornwall. Milton Now nsnhurs and Marlboro
Sundays days osssp'ed ssy Pat :. s:soP Il. NV" s ~ 80
A DIALOGUE.
Charley Say. Pa. what boat is that coming down the
Pa--My sona,ha. is tho Harlem boa. Sylvan Grove,
which. undsrstsnd s rattiny FIST boat The b,aas Of
and H.. esnnsssns Win 1as. Ish Bridge d;ss!
az rs s US "s zee wHs the time table
somewhere on the boat EMIT.
x M TsSH sx Day .s street Ssl
Eys y snd a q a. a. S asos ii Syss
NsM s , "sn" M sse os wss oHSs am WIN
West Point and Newburs returning ,ams day ST. Tickets
board for passage ssss - '''''"
4 -is77-LLoYD's DOCK. oYsTEk BAY LAQ
H. 1Ss csa pfu
w ssss Ssw York d nay Ss foot
M, :l S::s I. sSS;,sss. S,yss
Tickets To all landngs 90 cents Excursion tickets 81
RRoOkLYN. BATH AND coNEY ISLAND RAIL
sass s nS
hall hour our til 10 +. NJ
(,ATsKILL AND sTUYvEsANr BOATS LEAVE DAILY
Otrom pier A. foot of Canal ST. +. NJ for passengers
and freight. Fare 81. Berlhs free
DGr.enwich. Hereafter the fast and favortc steamer r.
SCHULTZ viii leave pier 81 East River dntsad Of pier
3 East RSe daily \, O'clock r. M @sp ~ se,ss sss eS'
aud Greenwich s:45 A. NJ. Excursion tickets 90 and so
cents, coed for month
IALL RIVER LINE FOR BOSTON AND ALI. POINTS
PRovIDENo leave pier s North river, daily Sundays
sale at all prncpa ticket Offices
E7ok NoRwAi x AND DANBURY DAILY
IN: Rf. leave. ~ ofyn Ss sd u S
r. NJ connecting with Danbury and New Haven railroads
Reduced fare. 33c.
E,oR CAT~KILL, sTUYvEsANT, &c.-sTEAMER
Il ESCORT. from Franklin St. north River. cvory Mon
day Wednesday and Friday AT r. NJ for freight aud
SINGERS. Fares Berhs free.
Il oNH VA nISJ NEW JEasi:Y M MsoufHEKN M RAILROAD.
Commencing June IL, 1877. steamers leave New York,
Long Branch~s:so $50 10: 40 4 ~. s4S. $, sas P. NJ
philadelphia and Toms River-6:2o. D 40 A. H.; 3'a5
SEQ Side PARK Bsrncsat and Beach Haven-e 30 A. M;
vinciand. Atlantic City. Cape May. Gc.-o:so A. NJ
W. !. sNEDEN. General Manssvs
NEW HAVEN MERIDEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
cr en~s rest sp T. R At an H. connecng at
New Haven with special trains Particulars ut pier
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A -A.-LoNGsTREETs DAILY EXCURSIONS
TO KocKAwAy BEACH.
steamer TWILIGHT, Captain John Holmes leaves roth
st. narc a. 1 ss' R@lrs.d "ssa d"es $50 lle'h IT, =;
dock, BrooKiyn. iOa, landing a. Neptnn, Home .nnd
ssscS sscas a. Hs% 20 e h0c1way ny returning leave tho
FARE B, UiXfs EXCURSION TICKETS 80 CENTS
Good music aua reirsshncptson board
4 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS is THE STEAMBOAT
h.rH fIIIHT like t,npsrnnce ho;c. Becausc on her
rum is strictly prohibited.
sssks ayFSi Ri2
I'd 81, i: r., 4:i5: io,n st.: n H. :'S; pier O r.,
al. q. ros TER. Manager
A GRAND CAMP MEETING Al. SEA CLIFF. UNDER
SsS & @ Hi ssS oyo. M"y g. at s a. Ss
Els dofs = f9'ly" 80 A. NJ ". ",,% ,,rsra 's R sHs
eurscn .ickeis, Go
Az HOURLY EXCURSION TO THE NORTH SHORE
Brighton saors Snug IiSrbor. Brighton Port Rich.
p%a P, io boat s 80 a after tina. hourly from NJ. to
sandnys every hour from 9 !. M.osr.M
Tho Elevated halrSad receives and delivers passengers
A. iSi1wl,D ..s SsSnxis ass
tosns 'SshSn ,s. i6HnSfn6 sfAS, ,..yss Eysny DAY.
Ws., ws.. s,s ft's NJ a1a slG .sa ~
Pis1 pisps NJ e a. iso L % 81 "a s.S sns + NJ
%%s:' %s:' isi% isi% 1915 4 T. g s%s
frankiu ST., n. r. 80 A. NJ so and 800 r. NJ.
Pier No =. y. E.-ii A. NJ. 2 Xnd r. NJ.
A --tOk EXCLUSIONS. SALOON STEAMER rnOs,
A.Powell. harges Chicago and Baltimore Iona Island
ana o''' ''''s 'sG %xRflS SHs" G%skE iio south q.
DAILY RocKAwAyI ,aEsAav aEAGM
steamer WILLIAM COOK. Captain G. Adams .
north side Erie ferry Jersey City. D:i5 A. NJ
Lc 2id St.. North River. dock lo.W
Leave Iu'n ~, S"rth tivcr ......... ~
steamer le e,ying x,,csaway AZ 4sn Z ~.
EXCURSION rlCkETS. 80 GENTS.
Muse by the William Cook Marine Band
hnc Glec Club other attractive musical cntcrt anment
ExcURsfoNs.-FOR CHEAP AND PLEASANT SAIL
rSsS. M,sss H and bar
are. lOc Get time table at the landings
LNx,'URsTON BOATS AND GROvES.-STEAMER
llGcneral Sedgwick Bargcs Harvest Queen, Republic,
Caledonia, Anna and BALDWIN; also Excelsior Park, sar
tan @ Icach Cold Spring and Oriental Groves y
Open evenings.
L'ORr LEE PLEASANT VALLEY AND SHADY SIDE
II steamboats, leave Canal at. SUNDAY at
! ii A. H. ar N. Landing DAILY and SUNDAY st 24tn
! 12M l6P.M st. and 34th st. ~ minutes later.
Leave To,sa 1i Io M 2 frSr: cS :nd7rM
Ito FOR R0CKAwAy BEACH TO-DAY
IlGo palace steamer CObU WBIA; largest cxcursou
steamer ever built See advertisements
/ STEAMbOAr FORT LEE TO CllAKiEk---fKOM $50
| kJto $ioo a day Apply at a. Fulton s.. IN ~ NJ
| ~ Bsr POINT on NEwBURG DAILY dsxCEPT
beat Round tickets ~ excussos rstsA ssApsx kAnaAf'
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NEW ORLEANS DIRECT THE CROMWELL LINE
stcrmsniv NEw ORLEANS, saturday. July IA, at -
O'clock i. st., from pier . North River.
Through blis Of lading given to Mobile and principal
apply 10 CLARK 4 SEAMAN. 80 West ~
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APOLLINARIS WATER.
4 POLLINAR1S ....
NATURAL MINERAL WATER,
HIGHLY EFFERVEsCENI

DIR. LEWIS A. SAYRE. "A delightful beverage
Great relief for sea-sickness"
DIR. WILLIAM A. HAMMOND. Far superior to
Vichy, Seltzcr, or any othcr.'
DIR. ALFRED l.. LOOMS. "A1ost grateful and
rcfrcshing.''
DIR. II. OGDEN DOREMUS. Absolutely pure
and wholesome; superior to all for daily use
free from all the objections urged against Gro
ton and artihcially acratcd waters"
PROFESSOR WANKLYN, LONDON, ENGLAND
"Impregnated only with its own gas"
DIR. f. r. PEASLER Useful and very agrees
be."
DIR. AUSTIN FLINT, DIR. +. n. OTIS. Health
full, and we'll suited for Dyspepsia and cases OF
acute disease"
DR. JAMES r. WOOD. "Mildly antacid; agrees
well with dyspcptics, and where there is a equity
diathcss.''
DIR. FORDYCE BARKER. "By far the mos,
agreeable, alone or mixed with wine; useful In
Cutarrhs of Stomach or Bladder and in Govt"
DIR. ]. MARION S'uS. "Not only u luxury, but a
necessity"
TO be had of all Wine Merchants, GrocerS, Drug
pists. and Mineral Water Dealers throughout the
United States, and wholesale Of
FREDERICK DE barry CO.,
Al and 43 Warren street,
a., oo-u wsEseow1y New York.
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FARMVILLE.

correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspa,ch.l
SEPTEMBER 10, 1877.
The case OF Mr.. W. r. johnson, an in
spector OF tobacco in Farmyille, before
United States Commissioner Atkins, eX-
cites much interest here, not only because
OF the construction OF the law under
which he was arrested, but for the high
personal respect in which he is held by
everybody. He may be technically guilty,
but all who know the defendant feel we'll
assured that he has violated the statute With
out design to do so, for in that high virtue
which marks the good citizen-reSpect Jo'
iao-no man is more faithful than
Mr.. johnson. Ii he Is guilty IN
this prosecution, then probably every
inspector Of tobacco In Virginia Is
liable to arrest and prosecution. lie, acting
for the owner, has sold tobacco at the pubic
warehouse OF which he is an inspector, and
to buyer who has for years been III the
trade, and receives small compensation for
services rendered, the owner collecting the
purchase-money; and for this everyday
occurrence he is liable to fine! And Com
missioner Atkins announces rs lan in this
nineteenth century, and in this free $50
called country, that "thc sale OF tobacco by
the defendant, a leaf-dealer, to person not
hauing license, was contrary to law;
that 4. B., who for years has been almost
daily buying tobacco, and fails to renew his
license, thereby makes the inspector who
sells to him liable to arrest and to be carried
from his home without one moments notice.
Verify law is the "perfection OF reason,
Heavy rains on Friday have done much
injury on creek flats. The tobacco crop in
this vicinity, unless now soon injured by
weather, will be above the average crop in
quality and quantity. Farmers willincrease
the wheat acreage this tall.
Mr. Edwin Edmunds, one OF the most
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DANVILLE.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.


SEPTEMBER IL, 1877.
The planters from the surrounding coun-
try say that the recent rains have made the
tobacco green again, and that unless the
season be favorable the quality OF it will be
iniuriously affected. People from Halifax
county say that hail-storm on hast Thurs
day did great damage.
The Council has made al order for the
building of Jail, after much consultation
and deliberation. The building is to be
forty feet by tifty-two, and OF brick and
stone. The cells are to he Of stone. When
the old Jail has been taken away al eyc-Sorc
will have been removed.
The company OF burglars about which l
have written continue TO make their pres
cnce felt from time to time, and the police
have the absence OF them. y special re-
ward OF fifty dollars las been offered for
the detection and arrest OF these chcvalierS.
The time allowed for the payment OF the
dog-tax expires to-day, and many OF Us
will " step to the captains office and set
tlc." The tax is two dollars per dog.
The Motfett register has not yet been To-
Gated in any OF our saloons. There never
has been any manifest opposition here to the
MofTett law. Devotion to the State and the
desire to contribute mite-ily to the payment
drinking whi>key. perhaps.
The female college, the public school,
and the many private schools all have their
quotas OF pupils. and the teachers express
themselves as very well satisfied up to this
date.
When the Executive Committee OF the
Conservatives announced that pro te'nport
no nominations would be made for the
Legislature, and it was understood that
there would be free fight, provided it was
all on one side, it was expected that the can
didates would come down upon us, as the
late Sam. Major used to say, " like raft OIL
brick" But we have so far been dlsap-
pointed. 1t is pleasant to note that no one
has yet come out as forcible adjuster.
At recent meeting Of the Council it was
resolved, on motion Of Mr.. T. Is. Gravely,
that the Committee on Retrcnchment and
Reform be instructed to inquire Of the Judge
OF the Corporation Court If any measures
can be adopted to expedite the business OF
the court and avoid the expense OF long
sessions ALPHA.
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YeI1ow.Feycr Report.
Tyo MORE DEATHS Ar Observation-Disclosures
OF THE DISEASE, &c.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, September ia
special tonight to the Sun and Press saws
two deaths from yellow.fever occurred last
night at Fernandina. There is also an I'M.
confirmed report OF two more. Among the
sick Is one of the doctors. There are pro-
badly seventy or eighty cases, all told. DR..
Mcfarland says the fever yields much more
rapidly to treatment than in Savannah last
wear. He has sent for two physicians, o
druggist, and eight nurses.
The hospital is nearly ready for patients.
Demands for food and nurses are increas-
ing, and the Mayor has established com;
missary to supply the colored people and
poor. Twenty-eight deaths have occurred
since August Goth, Of which twenty were
fever. All who can are leaving the city on
extra trains. Quantities OF fumigatives
and djsiniectants have been requested from
Savannah and Charleston.
Later.-Tnere are reported thirty new
cases this evening-nearly every one sick.
In some cases whole families are down.
The train tonight was crowded with fugl-
tives. The atmosphere is humid and I'M
favorable, and the fever spreads rapidly. A
gloomy aspect is settled over the city.
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room for doubt that the weeks operations
about Plevna did not result as fayorably for
the Russo Romanian army, in view Oh the
reports from Russian sources.
The brief Turkish bulletin about affairs
at Pleyna reads: 8. Since Friday the Rus
slams have made continuous assaults, but
have been repulsed. We have recaptured
two redoubts. on the Loyatz road which
recently fell into the enemy's hands," Tbs
comedies with the only detailed narratives
yet received, and with the later Russian
bulletins. The friends OF Russia have rea-
SON to fear, therefore, that the capture
Of the Grivada redoubt is OF much
less significance than at first represent
ed. II so, Osman Pasha may await
his reinforcements without fear OF fur
ther immediate molestation. These rein
forcements are, according to the Times
Vienna dispatch, already on the way, whence
most OF the troops have been sent across
the Balkans to Orchanie. The following
description of Suleiman Pasha's position,
written ten days ago, is probably still cor
rect in the main: SuIeiman Pasha's army.
Including the reinforeements just received,
keeps M its original number Of $4,000 men,
with ample field artillery and mountain
runs. Upon his right and lett he has estab-
Iished sixteen guns, which gave the Rus
slams no rest night o.. day. Although
he - cannot sufficiently command the
road from Gabroya into the RUSSIAN
Notifications to prevent theirrecelvIng sup
niles. be can and does make them nave any
thing but an easy time within their en-
trenchments, which are exposed TO us
murderous fanking fire, that entalls very
heavy losses. General Radetsky cannot
break through the force before him ana
descend into the plain any more than suiel-
man Pasha can drive him out OF his position
and make swoop upon Gabrova and the
country beyond. So matters will in all pro-
liability remain till some important change
occurs in the vicinity OF Shumla and PleVna.
Reports say the CZarowtch's forces have
been so weakened to reinforce the PleVna
army that they are no match for Mehemet
Ali. and this seems to be corroborated by
the Russians steadily retrogading. On the
whole, whatever may be the fate OF Pleyna,
the time is rapidly slipping away in which
the Russians might retrieve the fortunes OF
the European campaign, now as seriously
compromised as the Asiatic one.
TrRSoyA EVACUATED BY THE RUSSIANS, &c.
CoSsTAST1xoPLE, September 1j.-Me-
bemet Ali telegraphs Thursday The Rus
siau army corps haye evacuated Tirnova
and proceeded in the direction OF Bieln, to
reinforce the Twelfth and Thirteenth corps.
Suleiman Pasha, telegraphing from Ship
ka yesterday, claims that his Circasslans
penetrated to Elena on Thursday, where
they defeated body OF five hundred Rus
slams, killing tifty-two. Several more Rus.
sian cannon in the pass were dismounted
on Friday.
sERvIA AND BONANZA.
BERLIN, September 15.-The National ID
zette mos, positively denies that Germany
in any way influenced Servia and Romanla
to participate in the war.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. September l5.-Cottou auic.: up
anas lsS Orleans as: asa
Great Britain, 1913 bales. Flour without decided
change, with moderate business for export and
home use shipping grades OF exr, scarce atI1 want:
1c lower, aud steady at yesterdays figures: strong
s SPRING IN dull and leaSy Tor Winter Corn shade
stre niger western mixed, 55@57ac. for unsraded.
sis.e5. Lard Grmer; prime steam, s9@s9;05.
Coffee quiet. Sugar quiet and firm. Rye quiet. Mo-
lasse-Refning stock active and strong; grocery
tine firm 1t 35ac. Rosin unchanged Freishts qu!et.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. September 15.-Flour quiet, steady
and unchanged. Southern wheat STEADY; western
M rsh go anIer. ai.S5@siS5 Western s,esnier
sepsember slss October sl;s5S; Noy ss1isrn
S4@65c. Oats steady. Rye higher At sS97as;
s steady. Whisky idi si.I3. sugar iirln.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. September l5.-Flour rominaly
unchanged. Wheat lIrmer and unchanged Corn dull !;
white 5oa5!e mixed 4Sc Oats dE!l; White nao
s demand 'H and rin. PORK que, at $3.50 BSk:
meats and bacon non!na!ly unchanged; Sugar cured
W WITS ntn siea d. at Slds asslns dull At i2
Tobacco unchanged ...
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. September 15.-Flour steady and
firm. Wheat firm and In fair demand; rcd, LILO
mSl.2O. Corn steady and firm at 4SG49c. Oats
quiet at 26@3lc. Rye strong at 6OG62c. 6arisy
quiet and unchanged. Pork quiet a:sl2.77S@s13.
Rulk-,neats quiet at s6@S7.5O. s7.62H. aud S7.s7!4
for shoulders. clear RIB, and clear sides Bacon
steady: shoulders, 6l.c short-rib midd'es. SD
Sac.; short clear ntdcs. SHtfSac. Whiskey
stronger ut $40. Butter firm and unchanged.
sugar steady and unchanged. Hogs active anl lrm
at 45.l0@S5.30: receipts. 1909 head: shipments
80 head.
ST. LOUIS. September 15.-tiour Era, and IN,
fall Sl.2lGSI.22 cash. 81 .20adSl 2n1s :5eptem-
Der, 1.15t@$l.1Gss Qctob.r. -. 5rgsl l. 6a No
vcmbcr: No. 1 red fall, Sl.134 bid. cash. Corn
quiet No. y mixed, 4lAn4 lisc. cash. 42G42kc.
OCTOBER 1870. all The year. Oats easier NJ 26c.
cash 2biac. October Rye and barley unchanged.
Whi,key steady at S1.09. Pork easier az sl3 cash.
Lard nnininay unchanged. Ruk-ncats firm: very
little Offering: 81. x. and 7atc bid. for shoulders,
sS ard SIC for shoulders. clear rp and clear sides.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. September 15.-F'loqr quiet and 1r,n.
G .s Ii $i.o7a September, sio2is octobei: 10. 3
spring, .O6. Corn strong at 43hc cash. 1876. DC.
iobcr; rejected. 42AG43c Oats In fair demand and
steady ut 244c. cash. Rye easier ut 55SGs55Ec.
Barley heavy Mt G3H@63ac. Pork dull ut $3.50
cash. 1920 bid October. Lard. Ss.72E cash,
So 72a bid October. I5ulkmeats steady and In fair
demand Whisky, &l.09.
Receipts $500 barrels flour. $4,000 bushels
wheat. 100000 bushels corn. 1000 bushels oats,
$4,000 bushels rye. 10000 bushels barley. Ship
mentS: 4.600 barrels -four, 10000 bushels wheat,
log. 900 bushels corn, l 1000 bushels oats.
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FINANCIAL
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY, September Is, 1877.

SALES.-9OC Virginia tax-recefYnbie coupons SOLO
at S24.
American GOfd1-103 bid.
State Observation-Disclosures consols. 63,s bid, Ga
asked: Virginia consois, new, 434 bid; Virginia
fundable. 80 bid: Virginia deferred bid: Virginia
tax-receivabe coupons. S2S bid. S3 asked.
city observation-disclosures city S's, II 84 asketl:
Richmond city 6's 102 asked: Norfolk city S's, 1O5
bid; Norfolk city water Ss, Ito bid.
Railroad Bonds.-yirynia Central Railroad third
mortgage 6s, J. and j., " bid; Virginia and Ten,
nessee Railroad third mortgage S's, j. and D., 30
bid Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail
road mortgage S's. j. and j., 100 bid; Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad mortgage
u.s. j. and j., 95l1 bid; Richmond and Danvlie
Railroad consolidated 6's. III. and n, 70 bid: Pied
mont Railroad first mortgage SIS, a. and o., 30 bid
Northwestern North Carolina Railroad, 721 bid
Railroad Stocxs:-Richmond Fredericks6urg and
Potomac Railroad common, 100 par, 90 bid
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
six per cent. guaranteed, 100 par. go bid; Rich
mond, Fredericksburg aud Potomac Railroad seven
per cent. guaranteed, 100 par. 9lh bid; Seaboard
and Roanoke Railroad common, 100 par, SAY
bid.
Bank St0cks.-First National, 100 par, 115 bid
Merchants and Planters Savings. 25 par, lSH bid:
/ Insurance C0mDdnteS.-Firg!nia Fire aud Ma
rine. 25 par. IL asked; Virginia State; % par, 80
asked; Virginia Home. 100 par, 99E bid, 1o5
asked: Merchants and Mechanics. 100 par, S9x bid.
81 asked: Granite Insurance Company, 100 par, so
asked,
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MARINE INTELLEGENCE.
PORT or RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER Is.
ARRIVED,

PORT or RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER Is.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Isaac Bell, Lawrence, New York,
merchandise and passengers. g. w. Allen * Co.,
agcIits.
Steamer Eliza Tiancox. Clifford. Norfolk. nc-chan-
disc and passengers. l.. b. Tatun, agent.
SAILED.
Schooner Clara NJ. Goodman, ColbGrn. Phtladel-
phia, granite, Curtis 4 Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS FORT.
From Philadelphia September 18th. schooner T..
Harris Kirk, Cavalier.
MEMORANDA.
Brig Anna Nlrla tBr.I. Robins. hence, Il: Lordo
September l2lb.
Schooner Kate, Thomas, hence ut Philadelphia
September 18Th.
DISASTERS IN JULY.
The Direction Of the bureau Vcritns has just pub
lIshed the following statistics or maritime disasters
reported during the month OF July. 1877, concern
ing all flags Sailing vessels reported lost-23 Eng
lisb, 10 Norwegian, German, 8 American, .
French. Dutch, 3 Italian, 2 Spanish, Russian. l
nationality is unknown-totaI, II. IN this number
are included vessels reported missing. Steamers
reported lost-6 English, German, l French, l
Swedisli-;Otal. 8.
BY telegraph.
NEW YORK, September 15.-Arrived: W. A
Schelteu. Arrived out: Courier, Cnmminger. Mos
ella, Greeuleaf, NOnanter, n. G. Meyer. Les Bous
Fills, ST. Louis, John j. Nash +. Chambers, Mary G.
Hale. Ilomeward-bound: Duryec, Doubrouaetti,
Pensacola.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-17

There is report that Brigham Young's
mother, now ninety-eight years old, is living
at Martinsville, Indiana. Uer faculties are
yet bright. She is in very humble circum-
stances, and dwells with some bitterness
upon the fact that her son, who so greatly
prospercd in this worlds gear, should have
forgotten her, leaving her to an old age OF
penury and want.
Alexandria calls for 65 alcoholic Moffett
registers and 80 mat-one fourth the num-
Der in Richmond.
What q large number OF equinoctial G.
rains we have had this month.