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Bisr fFiss & Choice vslov fair to
$685. co.; &sai 7aa75s d bushel foreountry
peeled, I6ai2c.; unpeeied, 7@1oe.; cherries, 10
Eges: In barrels i4c. p dozeu in crates. 15c
! Fathers: Prime nve-sooss, 40e.: common, 25c.
hav: virsaa sothy usS@ ss clover, coo
SI oats: Baled. $4,000. -
!. Potdtoes: irish, q barrel $3.50.
e Lard Country, 10@1lc. %; .-#".. r. =. !,
sgmac! !s7 5 6 .@si.s Is. according to quality.
81 TaLloso: &c. y ID. .-..-'' ~. -. ~
BUZZ xoo S r sSSaRs u ye 2ssaa
above rates - ............ ..,.:.....- ~ iSf q
!. Cement; Lime; Plaster. &c. ..,s.r -, /.
I. Cement: Rosendale, 81 5@$1.75 q barrel; James
River, S1.e5@$l.75. $50: =
dian Reets sl:Io; koskand, siiossla5, accord
esS ssE e 5siRg s stssssS ssosss
ter, 8Ec.;N Manchester. SIC: x Manchester. SC. !;
s1 Rlssr R Sc sfe sc asne
vile, ze: RoefbrIdse. ~ Keekbriae. exc:
eoaestogs e.; r. ! fspefiii, 27Sei io4 clty a5e
sns fss S 81 asassa sHs Rae %n%,
ss Hsn: sjeia 1eaa 1 hmosksae
sxe Wniestone s4e gaFM1 sSXSsS S4e BED BED
sssrbor9eqagh SAc. lo4 Walth1an sQf, 1o4 CITY
:. Bregn Dri1o; Petersburg. 7e.; 'Graniteville,
20 erset ysaas Ssiyteni., sc,;, 1oc
SssT I Gss1s@ l2s postRe ssea s &C.
mopd, 6hc.; Sprsgue. 6es: .ManchesteE 6kc: Wasli.
ington: sc,i Hsmiten s1s; MerTlmaek, e,4e.: Nal
Anioskcag 5ke:: Wafnsutta. &c. :, :,
CamGricsi Rice; i6I4cJ:. English. &C.. 49, II ;.
80 Drugs, Dyestuffs, Oils, &c.
Alum o. 80 ~. .t.,!ei4ifJ.
SssssstzstsSsI ~ sS:7s Of four dozen
j; Estgget e sl hSgl'oea: 'E :eti
!: oils: Linseed. 90c.: machine s1@s1:7s sperm.
1925 :wbale e2c. straits, 5e@s bc,i LabradDr-cod
OIL 65@70c.: lard, 90c:i sweet $8 p dozen;
i EsSl ss soSSeeksrSs ans asc EaSh.
Il Race Ginger: 12c.... :. -
Roots! Ginseng, soc.;! seneca, Without top, 's5@
!, Soda .sal; @sc,2iu kegs English soda, SC.
); A Spsrits iNiDenttnsE 42c. III trI 7, .
- San Hides. Leather. sc. ass
SHiaSs FSeen; a@5s; dry sslted. as@1sss: dy
sk hsa skaSgs s i ss oak sole
ss s S9s@ssYs ss ss'R ss9ss las4ss s
s seSn SsSssi sa5s ss
Iron. Steel. Nails &c.gG ;i.G.
Iron: American refined. Old Dominion. ~ -l0
az Aloe. p d.; English and American sheet "a
&c; Swedess hatnmered, 64@7c-s ho0p. 4@Sc.
varm.blast CHARCOAL S24@S2S PennGylyania an:
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DAMAGE By observation-disclosures PERSONS
sTuNNEn.-C Chester, Pa, July 2. The light
ming struck the Columbia Hotel last evening
and set 1t on fire. Seven persons were
stunned by the shock, one OF whom, Will
liam Appleby, lis seriously injured. The
fire was quickly extinguished, and the
damage to the hotel will not exceed 81, 900,
which L. covered by insurance. - 10
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STRUCK DEAD By LIGHTNING. =, Clevelnad,
June 80, This. morning during light
Thunderstorm Frank Ham, accompanied
by a boy iiamed William. Kelly, drove a
team OF horses under a large tree near
Youngstown, Ohio. The tree was struck
by lightning, killing Ham, Kelly, and the
horses. ,astsl, rstE}f ff,;T;
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AN orders for carriages or baggage calls should De
Us ,sss ! s26 MAIN srhEET,
during The week, and stables conner Ninth and
Cary streets on Sundayai t4f.S ~ AEr5;t tiSilt,
= Once hours 80 a. INTO - ,s = I
4 je 23-eod2w:.a A. w! CARRIER, Proprietor.
zap g. 4 telegraph office has just been opened at our
office. Messages sent to all poi9sss,;::s
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Saturdays storm i'm the West.

FATAL REsULTS-PATH oF THE STORM, &c.
CINCINNATI, July. y2.-As adViees come in;
from points remote from the telegraph lines
it is EVIDENT that the. storm: OF, wind and
rain Or Saturday night last was even more
destructive Of life and property than the
previous one, It's path seems to haHeibeen
through the, country Tin. Indiana and Ohio
lying a. little south Of the centre .pf, the
Statess.,sA dozen fatalities ARE reported. 81 !
- FURTHER DETAILS OF THE STORM, s ~ ., z,
INDIANAPOLIS, tJuly,2. Another destruc:
tive swind=storm passed over the central
portion OF; Indiana on, Saturday eYening.
Near Franklin the houserof Mir. Drummer
was dslnolishe 7 Hing the entire: family
five .persots); 81, and the house Of George
TIessler was torn to pieces, killing, the EN-.
tire family (siX persans).s The house o:of
Mr.. Armstrong was: thrown down and two
children killed and Others badly injured.
The cattle, stan ding crops barns, forests,
and orchard suffeted severely. In Morgan
county several houses are reported blown
down and many persons injured ,sWQs AZ
the ichildfen have since died. The corn,
waist high, was literally torn to shreds, and
ploughed ground carried away. The storm
was q quarter ta1aa half mile rim y width
Great damage to houses and crops was done
in other. eoHntes.< a train eastR4rdsb onna
on the Pan Handle, road was oyertaken by
the tornado near KnightstoYn, a9d 2 tree
fell across the forward end OF the postal
car, crushing it, but doing no other damage.
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ur.y,SS-P,gS.a%8oS8ys ~ n,

HEAVY Ram ToRMs IN. NEW YORK.
Utica. N. T., July LAT intervals since
Saturday night we have had the heaviest
fall OF rain for years. The canal is over
flowed all along the line. Lightning struck
William Cwens's dry-goods store and the
Western Union Telegraph Office at Boones-
vile. The stock, valued at $4,000, is almost
a total loss, The Mohawk river overlooked
Che flats more rapidly than ever before. A
heavy damage to crops is anticipated. :;
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Louisiana.

Vessel AND CARGO BURNED.
NEW QRLEAss, July 2.T The ship Gilman
tin, hence for Liverpool with 1890 bales OF
cotton, took fire and was scuttied at South
Pass: The value of the boat and cargo is a
quarter Of d million 7et dollars. She was:
owned in Boston. 81 ..s 80; 'sT = ~ ~ =,
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E:GENRRAL TICKET OFFICE -, =
y ENERAL a I L R o A D TICKET
: F.. ~ OFFICE. ~, Z. 1 !, !: .,,.< ::
RICHMOND TRANSFER AM, BAGGAGE
EXPRESS COMPANY, ,',,''.' :
. =. ,i,jit .r-: -
as2s MAIN ;sTREET...Iaa

Il, E,s... J. -. : - !.
We sell RAILROAD and STEAMBOAT TICK
ETs to allpoints reached by any lines leading from
Richmond, always at same rates as at depots
/ u.'i
We have on sale full line of SUMNER EXCUR-
SION TICKETS uiG all Railroad and Steamboat
lines leading from Richmond, and pia the Pennsyi-
vania railroad, embracing all INTERMEDIATES,
LAKES, SEASIDE and MOUNTAIN RESORTS In
America and Canada i,aE r2iI~ III .&1d>r Of
:uE.fp -
We are agents for the Cunard, White Star, Ma;
tona1, and Allen lines Of foreign steamers. I'VE are
prepared to furnish passage anti state-room accom-
modations on either Of the above lines always on
same terms that they can be procured from the gene
raj offices Of either of the lines: nTti, o.rsaeai
.,ci i,t,an :r..f IN -~--riGD kiIIhl s!.#ii J
1--WE call for and check baggage from hetels and pr
yate residences tn all parts of the city to all points
the United States Baggage rates. Is cents for each
piece No extra charge for carrying baggage up or
down Special rates for large lots Of baggage.
~ =. 81. ..sffi; rt
I'VE call for passengers in any part city for
any trains or steamers leaving the CITY, Rates, so
cents for single passenger; 81 for fonr passen-
gers from one point Escort carried: 10 depotGo
steamer free of charge. Also, pleasure at
reasonable rates BY the hour eeiaI rates for mar
rage parties and funeTs.:f .s!t .sJsrr.lsi asnF,
gaff s',f.!..,3isas }-;u: Wni .tLr =. .2H.S
we have an agent on all trains ar wing in the city,
who will take up checks aud deliver baggage, or
from whom carriages may be procured for passen-'
gers on arrival at depot 10y r;T.7
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KEoKUK,' July 1.-The steamer Red
Wing, bound; to st. jLonis, burst her steam
pipe. Three persons;were killed and seye-,
raj hurt. -, :, -. IA,
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ITRoEMER's EXTRACT MALT AND
.l..!:s.57 ITS COMBINATIONS. III 2Jef%ii
TRoEMER'S EXTRACT MALT. 4ii .: 1915
TROEMER,S EXTRACT MALT. ferrated; lyF., 4
TRoEMER'S EXTRACT MALT, with Hypophoa !,
4 . phites ~ ;z.is,as,, 81 !. orig ~.
TROEAiER's EXTRACT MALT, Iodide; ,f,,,q,e,
TRoELER's EXTRACT MALT, with Citrate Iro,
andQuiniae. IN s; ~. :s9s.ii,ff, =
TROEMER'S EXTRACT MALT, alternative. -,
The attention Of the medical profession is respect
fully called to these valuable preparations. suc +
ma PURCELL, LADD 6 CO., Druggists, ~ &
k. ruh 10 -; ,s,,c...,.. I 1915 Main street. ~
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Fine. $3.50; superBne, S7.25@$7.50; extra SUI
perline, Ss@SS.25; common family. $9G$9.25;
fancy family and City Mills $40. Market very dull.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND. FLOUR Elk CHANGE.

CONN AND FIUUfSE1ACd
- RICHMOND, July 2, 1877.
,.Ss n! !. OFFERINGS .7a St''-' t"Al
WuEAT.-Red; new, so bushels. =: -
CORN.-Vhite, 392 bushels. ,.;fg .,,,s r.yfs,~i
OATS.-160 bushels. .5,.... .,... ....., - d
<ti,.'.r'.i4 .r7''h SALES. .f.a.,
waEAr.-Rea, new, SO bushels very good at
$3.50. l.'!',: -"
CoRN.-White; SO bushels very good at zoe; 100
bushels very good at 70c.; $50 bushels good ut
392 bushels.
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1CHIGaGo.
mAkrNE BNTELLrGEHCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JULY 2, 1877.

TEG3 [:y3!ARRIHGD.IGa ~ -
Steamship Old Dominion, Walker, New York. MGR
steamer john Sylvester, Post, Norfolk, nierchan-
disc and passengers. t. b. Tarun: agent: i,n! 20 =
Steamer Ashland. Doughty, Philadelphia, mer-
Schooner Sallie Miller, Van SAINT, Boston, ice, A.
g. Babcock.F !! u 4 < 4 - y = ~ !F-...r u
= Schooner Ross iWipanss ~, Hayrede Grace, COAL
. ,,lr,,x ::f+s
Steamer Eliza Hancox. Clifford, Norfolk, MERIDIAN.
disc and passengers, {, 3. Tatnm, agent. So.
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COURT ORDER.
ETNNEY AND AIS. VS.. HETH,. &C
Il GWATHMEY. AND AIS. VS. HETH, &c

Kinney AND AIS. VS.. HETH,: &c. !;
4 GWATHMEY, AND AIS. vs. HETH, &C. !;
BARKSDALE AND AIS. VS.. HETH, &C. Isl i
BY decree entered. BY the Circuit Court of the
county of Henrico on the 14th Of June, 1877, in
these causes of the commissioners of the court
Is directed to examine and report to the correct
ness of the ACCOUNTS returned with the report Of
Andrew Johnston, special Commissioner, Of the 9th
of June, ST7, and whether the same are supported
by proper youehers.T And further, toitnqmre land
report as follows ,1. al - ,r.. - o., b4c .lys
sation to the said Andrew Johuston his services
as special commissioner since the hast allowance
made to him as such? -: t.fa. ~ 4.l-i,t.!-
3D. What will be reasonable and Just allowance
to be made to Mr.. Conway Robinson, Mr.. James
Alfred Jones, and Mr.. Andrew Johnston as counsek
since the last allowance made to them as such =
Sd. What N1l.Abe q reasonable and inst allowance
to be made To r 4. NJ; Trabue as receiver since the
last allowance made to him as suchP r. ,t,,r
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BY telegraph.

NEw1YoRx, july 2.-Aniyed: ;, Steamer England.
II. 0plton, d. G. d. Cox, iHmaricana, Riverside,
Yarmouth, Loeb, Goil; Transit, Herbert Hall, Tar
peian, lakewood Monticello, Sandusky and State or
Nevada. HoIncward bound Steamers Maryland,
for Danen;. Henck 1hseng for Wilmington! y aI.,t
FORT AoFRGE, JnIy 2.-Arr1yed: Brig Carrte f.,
Pickeren,,fr oul Cay denas, ORDERS Pissed
BarHsV Victoria, Cot Chester, 9olomts, Londonderry,
Rosmp, shpc Duesbnrg, tRottsrdamg brig Annie, IN
gram PasSed out .sBaEts Harvester, London
North Carolina, Dunkick; briggs Gru1fosg MaTidei:
Chesapeake, Demaraxa,Sana barkentfne lizzie Mer-,
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

..i...iI.iD -. l-'-'''2 MoNDAY, July 2. I877.
. The breaks to-day comprised 70 hogsheads, 52
tierces. and IL boxes. The offerings at auction on
Change were rs packages; of|which nunber.29
we're taken In, and the remainder sold ut prices
ranging from $3.50 to S26.
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BTTeIegrapn,.
,ss:e.,,s, .5,1.fSi.FI NEW YORK.. :!

ApY- W-Asd =
Il - .5,3fs3.FJ NEW YOKK. -I's..tisf .itifl
! NEwfY0RK. July Medium grades stea-s
dy, with moderate trade demand. other kinds duh
and heavy quotations unchanged; southern aour
shippers and .miilers holding OF. Corn abontlS.
%ssTa 6ss
steady quotations unchangedIyt Sugars dull and;
nomfnaily unchanged: refined lower and I'm Inois-
powdeted iSc for crushed ntolasses quiet and un
e S7e.fo earo'ins. faiiow easier at s@aSe. Resin
S s1s@sse Pork more sefiys; new mes. $1,000
1925 choice prime msss s14 Lard ssSieS nsT
Freights to Liverpool 'tull. ~
BALTIMORE, duty 2.-Fsour steady, ffrn. and
quiet: Howard-Srreet and western superfne, $3.50
1850: City Mills snperiine. 5o@s5; extra, $50
80; Rio brands, SO :: family, S1g.66.. Wheat drm;
Isy aesss sS? atl red 9
SI70@$l. 30: PENNSYLVANIA redi old 81 .05. SOUTH
ern corn quiet, western quiet and ar1ns southern
f Srn mess PORK, si4:5o@si5 Bacoa@shoulders,
s se oss !a&hha
key,$l.13. Sugar firm and active. xxi =
~, 81 ~ RI, LOUISVILLE" 'r.s.'.: .',.E
! LOUISVILLE, july 2.--Four quiet and unchanged.
Wheat quiet; nsf white and amber, S1a0;r red,
nl.JS y,
dull; white, E5c.; mixed. 42c. Pork quie. at PA.
eIeaf sides B s'ss 9Hlss shSulasr Ss
quiet at 1907 he Lard quiet; choce LEAF, tieree,
1O@l0Ac. Whisky stead and UNCHANGED. Bag
cling dull at l3@1ssc. Tobacco quiet and un-
'n""s'' CINCINNATI. .t''''1s"s' !:
CINCINNATI, July 2-Flour scarce and firm !; fam
81 Rye aSes IS
@69c. Barley dull and nominal. Pork Inactive
at 1850. Lard nominally unchanged. BulE-meats
ae and dp clear sides - Bacon firm
ssSsgc for shoulders clear rib, and clear sides
Whisky steady 0s RsseF and s6i
m ents, 1856 head. .sl-
dIs 1 h and h!sS egsass f.i ssiS;
active f9 ssS f req @
1ss Fam ana h dWe4 e sg No. ST. Kss S
and lower to sell at 56c: bid: Whiskey steady at
084. Pork armer ann acsiye az Sd3.eU: Lard
and nominal. Bacon quiet at PIG. A,and &c, for
shoulders clear Lbs and clear sides Hogs dnll and
G ibro a E TEXANS a At ssas@ss . 'O' =
tote d.ii CHICAGO! - - -, - 1
CHICAGO, July 2.--F1onr steady and firm.
Mhsa sGng and easb hghfs
August. Corn active and Shade higher; regular,
"A 6S@46Ac. CASH; a 64c. July, 473c. August. 42nc.
September. Oats dull and shade lower At 33@33Ac.
cash, lie. August. Rye and barley; steady and uns
changed. Pork active and shade lower at SI2. 80
|1aSl3.95 cash, S13.02H August $13.15@$l3.l7H
September. Lard steady and IN; fair demand ut
$S.62k cash, 1915 August, 1885 September.
Bulk-meats steady and in far demand: shoulders.
Sc. short ribs and short clear &c. Whskey, $1.0s,
PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2.-Cattle dull ut 45@ TIC;
receipts, 100 head. sheep neglected aud lower at
sX@555c.; receipts, 5000: head: Hogs In moderate
demand; common, 61s@6ac.; : good to- choice corn
fed, 7@7Ac.; receipts, 5000 head. .. est "a. . 80
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I. !, ROCKS AT TEN TEN CENTS EACH. Il, sies
BY mail, l2c. each ordinary priee, eIlto s9eashy

THE BEST OF HUSBANDS Byasmea.Psyn.sstG s
TIE TANRkHLN Heb Ssa5ss ,EIssae
REeGk s MoNTNesE 81 g. W.
bkoWN AZ EnasY BsS5ss
AARKE iAE az 81 mso MTs1oSp
THEP6RTENT. BY George hsep Donald. -:
ah zRf hiM MihF6Ns HIS B,a zssyaer
s 6AEEHTEIe5928s ~ ssass
'NlAgRIsE RTIESEIITN y esSrSs
oPENf sEskas By Florence j;r.
RgEE FL Fk kfsa B u A ass asaHSEs
t tGkEs fs S1shska:Is RI
sE EaEeks 9gT az bSsEEff88ak
hhSa sfSss So sssssI,as king
s ssM n % HS.HHE 81 ylss G2'ss
ekSssFPkFoe sHa ssss
ABANDONED. By Jules Verne. "a ~
Sa1EE EEsYIS s5A BBEEEHoa kf
Is
b sE saR5sA! Il :,ssss sssss W
FEE Afsix6 81 e EasHss ssIIssl
1nh as 1 fSsss
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a tREMARRxBLEIFa CIR 10 z lss. i,.;s =
IA - = y ~ ssi.ts -Ssi,s u
+ There, is srdown.tnHn GReCERY-SgOREfAa t:
has MORE GOoDH and RLTTER VlAR1ETVth
any other house in Richmond. At wholesale rel
tall. !: a IL 81; ID q. MORRIst& COZ
IL 20-3m ~ s,Ys,.,,, 10 1e1534 Main street,
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We sell RAILROAD and STEAMBOAT TICK
ETs to allpoints reached by any lines leading from
Richmond, always ut same rates as at depots
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Fatal Explosion.

BURSTING OF A sTEAM-PLPE ON THE sTEAMEB
RED WING.
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COMMISSIONERS sc FFIcE,a
RICHMOND, only Q. 1877.

~ CoMMIssioNERts oFFIcE,a
a- RICHM0Fp,July 2. 1877. :
The parties tntsrssaasI sse hereby o.iaed that
lS77,atl2 O'Clock NJ, as the time, and my Office,
on Eleventh between 1fan and Bank streets, as the
place to make ing foieg9t9g inSraasses nv o1
.aii.t ~f .Ts
TN THE DISTRICT COURT" OF THE
J. UNITED STATES FORTHEEASTERND DIS
IRICT OF VIRGINIA., ~ YtsEs,
W. r. McKenney, assignee of John W:nGuriey,
bankrupt PialntlH
against
Richard II. Williams, George Mop. Bate. sheriff Of
Prince George county, Va, and as such admins
D. TRAITOR Of Thomas II. Daniel, deceased and john
W.. Gurley-ssid Williams, Daniel, and Gurley
being the executors named in the last will and
testament OF Daniel B. Fem, deceased-John w.
his wife, and the heirs Of James w. Butts, de-
ceased .,..'..DeIenoants,
IN CHAEcERY.
1t Is ordered that the unknown heirs of James w.
Butts, deceased defendants mentioned In the bill OF
the cotnpainant filed in the aboye-Styled cause on
the I'd day of July, 1877. do appear ut the clerks
ONCE of said court, at Richmond, Va, within one
month after the publication Of this notice, ana lS
take such other steps as may be necessary pro-
tect their interest In this suit.
Is further ordered chat tllis notice published
once week for four successive weeks in the Dis
patch newspaper, published In the city Of Rich
mond, Va. ROBERT W. HUGHES, Judge.
THOMAS 6: WATKINS, :itff
M w. Il. MCKENNEY,
70 Compartments Attorneys.
true copy-Test:
z R1cuNosp, July asIs7S. - t 3 81 s-Ta4ws =
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'nlL-HEA DIS, Inc To- s1a pertYeam, the at
.I9,DIsPAyHH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES B,
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made BY
.IEMA:H


,nIETETTCs a.sss.9.Fl.o
s. FOR INFANTS AND 1NyAIiDs: I,
PAPoslA, ENTIRE, wHEAT-FooD;.
HUSBELL'S PREPARED WHEAT, ~. 3.
IMPEKIAL GRANuM, sEfk
s.NESTIE.s LACTEoUs FARINA, t4.sf t5
.5yHAWLEY's LLEBIG,s F00psl7 s.;t ll,st s ~
KIN - MALT-MFANTSF FOOD. 49,
{. FRENCH,RACAH0UTD DIES ARAREs, &,
s4Y0RY d Mo0RE.s IEFANTs' FOOD, i,
PREPARED BARLEY, IS, 80. 80 I. {
B, SCOTCH OAT-MEAL, a. i. 49,,
BERMUDA ARRowROc. .9 .,st''. =,
PREPARED RICE-FLUUR, & ~
,IHPORTEB EXTRACT OF MALT, S 4 -
TR0MMERS EXTRACT OF MALI ~ *
Sold at ~ MEADE & BAKER,S LRusstoFe, m,
my II =. :. 1901 old Main sttee9.si
w 0MA MS LsOsssl 20
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Country Produce.

- RICHMOND MARKETS. ..,,l
...!''i.tt.3 Il MONDAY, july 2, 1871,
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r m: I pIRg1NIA 4, posT.Rou j-r.

! HAsHISGre n, July 2.-7EX-G Governor
Walker, Of Virginia. has been here for a
few days looking after the post-routes in
Virginia and incidentally advancing the de-
yelopment OF the Kings Mountain On forth
Caroiinal gold mine, which promises: to
keep the mint: at Charlotte busy. Governor
Walker leaves Is for the White Sulphur
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-03

A NTHRACITEC 0AL-BESTs QUALI-
ATY-all sizes. sPLEsT CoAIE for Efates .,-noanes
better; FIRE-CoKE COAL for; steam and, smith-
ing-equA Ia Cpmlerland csais SOFT COKE, Tie
WOOD--better than hand-preLared; none cheapdFs
For winter supplies my prtcesare flnasnhIy low u
-. sdi Ii gg.isX So z. r. CARHlatfEON! ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-03

Inc service through, the. prayers were
read by the Rev. Dr.. Ridout, OF Maryland
The ordination sermon was iromftiie Right
Rev. G.. G. Penick, D. D., Missionary Bishop
OF Cape Palmas, on St. John, xvii, 4-5.
IL was fervent and eloquent missionary
but in behalf OF general aggressive work
on the part Of the Church. The writer has
rarely, If ever, heard anything 40 well cal
culated to stimulate clergy and laity to their
duty. & uta1Et.ia = .,..scsi|.,
The ordination followed. ! aaAdl of the
graduates OF the year except Mr.. Maitland
lwho VIII be ordained ia, Maryland in the
ia'i) and Mr.. Parker received deacon's or
uers-the whole number being eight AT
the same time the ,ReY. sMessrs. Thomas
spencer. Z. 4. Jackson, Jr., r. D. Roller,
D.. h. Mason, r. s, Barrett, G. S. Gibbs, w.
Strother Jones, Frank String fellow, and
John j. Gravatt, who graduated year ago,
were advanced to the priesthood Bishop
tehick read the Epistle aud assisted9in the
communion service, Rey..hG. .S.ssiBnnting
toeacoon reading the gospel. The holy COM
muni9n was celebrated BY Bishop Whittle-
.ne clergy, students, and friends OF those
ordained only receiving. --l,...'ss
IL Is understood that the newly-orda;ned
ueaeons, whose location has not already
nseh indicated, will be distributed aslfol.
lows The Rev. P ;. ID. Beydsn goes to
hoochland, the Rev. N. p. Dame to Blacks.
.Durg "a capital assignment Tor that par.
.leulaf work. the Rev. lE. j.. Hall to iPoca.
nontas, the Rev. f.. a. Penick to Princess
Z! anne, the Rev. w. w. Walker to- Fairfax,
1ne heV, o:s. Bunting toe anYille, and the
Richmond. ,.,s 4 80 50 '. :.
;, Inc Rev. Or. Peterkin and his congrcgas
non are 70 be congratulated on the assistant
s1kakned them. Dir. Winchester ts iii ail re.
\ WsgQne Of the bestInen CT the class OF 1871.
Ne prospects OF the Theological Sami~
aryy;or the coming session are In ersfooa
T. e highly encoura O OCCASIONAL; s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-03

WINTER SUPPLE les 49, I-4gTr Tf,,i-,
~, -, OLONER HILL Bri2ht Hopet COAL !,
- t@ItWESL YIKGlNfA sPL INT. coal - /: !,
90, ..a NORWOOD yirginfat GoAL;.5 =, 8;
Coal is cheaper than before Buy at oRce as af
may soon advance. = I'D. ~ WIS. PITCHER, w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-03

DEFINED SUG AIRS OF ALLGRADES,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and RIO ,CGTFEEss
.fsss.t BACON, SALT, LARD, ,r.t:Yr5 ~ i
,ssftit NEW 0kLEAEsM 4
3 1ss. EXTRA : No., COO "
5s Pnis4n,s. sna1 BIB TPBAee,
lfSr sale b ;i9 II Dft1VEHPoRT 4 MORRIS