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John IL. GiIifnt & Co.'s Tobacco Cir
cuiar.
I,ONDON, ( CROSBY SQUARE, I
I'd July, 1878.

....... 20 July, 1878.
The business OF the past month was COM
parativeiy small, and, with one or two eX-
ceptions, the sales were OF retail character,
and attracted no notice. The demand for
western strips appeared chiefly to be for
Iow-priced qualities. although one sale OF
about 100 hogsheads OF an old and good
mark was reported at figures correspond
ing with sales made during May OF similar
were sold at AID, and we again hear Of q
sale OF trash strips at 4d., but as we did not
see them cannot say what they were.
About 100 hogsheads Of Missouri leaf were
taken for lreland-fair leafy stock, we I'M
derstand-at &c. per pound. In Virginia
tobacco some parcels of bright leaf and
strips were placed at rather better prices
than previous sales, but whether in view OF
the late advance in Virginia they will be &C.
ceptable to shippers we do not feel sure.
Advices as to crop prospects everywhere
are unusually favorable, and it looks as If a
small planting may produce fair average
crop. At present both buyers and sellers
seem disposed to wait on events, and we an
ticipate a very dull trade during the sum-
mer months. .- .... r...
We repeat our former quotations:
Quotations. Leaf: Common to
middling, 81 to sd. q d.; fair to good and
fine, Oh to. I'D. ~ d.. bright fancy, Ct to 8
and 10d. q h. Stemmed: Common to mid
ling, 5to i'd. q h.; good to fine and colory,
4 to 10d. q b., and nominal.
Western Leaf: Common to midding en-
ports, 3 to sd. u d.. good to fine exports,
81 to I'd. u ID. sound dry common, 8 to 4d.
q h.; middling to good, AZ to G5d. q d.;
tine and colory, SD, and nominal. Stem
med: Common to middling, a. to Sd. q
h.; fair to good and fine parcels, 6a to s
and sgd. q b.; bright Kentucky river, 0
to lid. q ID.
Maryland and Ohio: 5, 81, and 9sd q D..
Negrohead and Cavendish 6, u, and 18d.
a. h. JOHN Il. GILLIAT & Co.
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Tue FoUE-PER-CENT. BONDS Washing
ton, July 14.-Treasury officials say the
four-pcr-ce cent. loan is being subscribed for
at the rate of about two million dollars u
week, and that so long as this continues the
Secretary OF the Treasury will not enter into
any new contracts with the syndicate for
the placing OF this loan on The European
market. The subscriptions to this loan by
the people have been gradually increasing,
until the belief is now entertained that the
loan will become popular one, and will be
entirely absorbed in this country. The sue
GEES Of this loan will, it is thought, enable
Secretary Sherman to get better rate for
the remaining unsold fifty million four-and-
one-half-per-cent. bonds than was obtained
for the fifty millions sold to the syndicate a
few months ago Telegram - Baltimore
Snn
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Among the guests now ut the Buffalo
Lithia Springs. Mecklenburg county, Va,
are the Right Rev. Alexander Gregg Gro
testant Episcopalian), Of the Diocese Of Tex
as; Rev. D. w. Shanks (Presbyterian), Of
Rockbridge county, Va; Rev. r. L. Vaun
(Baptist), of North Carolina; Rev. j. S. r.
Clarke (MethodiSt), OF Prince Edward coun-
ty, Va. Rev. J. B. Dry (Methodisn, Of
Boydton, Va; and the Rev. j. W. Wellons,
OF the Christian Church OF North Carolina.
The Conservative voters Of the several
magisterial districts OF the county OF Flu
wanna will assemble at Fluyanna Court
house on Monday, 22d instant (court-day),
TO appoint two delegates and two alternates
each to represent them In q convention to
be held in the city of Stanton on Thurs
day, August 1st, to nominate candidate
for Congress. lire
Government officers have seized the to-
bacco factory OF P. III. Gurralt, In Galloway
county, Kentucky. The Government
claims that large shipments OF tobacco have
been made without the payment of taxes.
The amount seized Is about TWENTY-FIVE
thousand pounds.
The thermometer at st. Louis on Satur-
day ranged from ninety to over one hum
dred degrees in the shade, and sixteen
deaths from sunstroke were reported. M
John Franklin Noyes, once popular
actor OF New York city, was drowned on
Saturday night in Harlem river while bath
ing. lie was about forty years Of ages.
John II. Thomas, OF Virginia, has been
appointed a railway post-ofise clerk ION the
,eus from Washington to LynehbuFg .Via
the Midland railroad. ID ~ ' 81 ss:s
marshal and Madame Mach ahon always
assend the official balls in Paris, arriving
""'ubil o. Clock and departing at midnight
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, 4, 7,gasc. vet s I, 4 cals.

Amt. 1sa1bc.: we, saiea 7easc. eef saftea ea,c.
sk,ns sae leather. .ets leather
dnsh, Is@22c. q foot: no. 40975c p H.; harness,
country stI eg a5 sssIs Ri ssir. saa.
1 .sss arsn. SfeeJ. Nails. &c.
from american refined. eis Domia,oo. "a
a2 2:los D. English sss c An soae 4ss rss
iron: Virgins coai.hlast siareosi. :Zs,@s1l
warm-bIast charcoal s24@&2s: Penn.ylyania an.
Eaits: Old Dominion, $s.a0 p,r kex nor sal nd
sra-tlla. r. ten-penny:: oii"r SIRE rx,rn. .,.e
Plough Castings. wholesale. 4et4|t'.; ietaH.
KoDe: sianilla best 14Al5c.: tus. s@ss.
Rags: Mixed cotton, 2Iic.: white. &C.: ssa1'a
lumber. >fnvrs.Rc.
Lr,,nter : White oak. sI2Gss15 q Loo: N'ssLsr2
Virginia poplar. $l2.5atas25 = 1000: white pine
S2O@,S65 . 1000 yellow pine boards. slgmSli;
Pine. s5.Soas5: cypress sIx-imcf. .7.S0a!10
2 1000. Laths-Spnt; *l.50: sawed, s2.25Gt2,5s
Stapes: Whisky -barrel tlrnbcr.green. s1s@*23s
t@ Se ssGs7;so ; 1000; rloar-IarTsI p"is:.s
@s: ;, hoGshead-lioops. no demand; hsckory-So"p''
LianorS. Wines. NC.
Aie: scotch. best brands. pinis sZ@sz.2S ,
V Bran 15 Domestic. &l.25as2: frur. sl.los
sl.4o; app!e; new si.. 6@ DID, s@.2'5ss8;
virginia peach TZtGTE.aV.
Rue H,hiskevs: Medium. 81 .hchls2: na:. CO.: -
@,s4: Virginia mountain. new. SZHSS2S%. ~!c'
S2.5nJ6s3.50 and upwards.
Gin: Domestic. 81 .25aIS2: imiort@ - = cast,
Es,c England Rnm sl.50GIi1.G0.
Roctlfed Whishsys: Market quiet: rr's'' Fl.2c.
Etcor.cr.
| kte0rice Paste: j. &. Il Co.. 3Ie.. (. g. &c;
4. o. G.. 23c: X. ( Co., 2ic. t. \. Zac Alcn:r
27c.: A. G.. c.. 26c.: G. G.. 2sc.: G.. Z. Eagle
29c.: c. c. W.. 19c.: no brand. Tic.
Hill.Feed.
cb,,xf,F. hushpl. 200 II
SrohEnStmF: 27GS30c. r. Dn>he.: $50 q ton
Wheat Bran: 20625c. r nutshell; $50 q ton,
torn Fran: lie. Yer basncl; Sl3hSle . ton
Powder, Shot. &c.
| Euss: TOYS mining. 35c.Gsl.2a p IL" 'gv-
p0,cder: 1915 by the i've kcgs'cFS In4S fv'
| segs, 1925; blasting, S3.25@*3.5a.
| Shot: Northern. ~. l0Ws2.23 = hlr ." ~ r..
| f?rindstones: 1AGG2l4c. 2 N.
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New York Items.

NEW YORK, July 15.-'The sureties on the
bond of Collector Merritt are S. B. Chitten-
den, William Walter Phelps, Marshall o.
Roberts, and Reuben E. Fenton, who Iusti-
fed in The sum Of 100000 each.
Joseph Z. Laurence, one OF the California
pioneers, and at one time editor of the
Golden Era, of San Francisco, died sud-
denly in New Jersey this morning.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company have
given sixty days notice to the Union Pacific
Railroad Company of it's intention to cancel
the contract OF combination with said COM
pany.
The Merchants National Bank OF this
city will this week reduce its capital from
$4,000, 900 to $1,000.000.
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1RiSf. BSTEB.y.tt:k St:l.
"nRr OF RICHMOND. JCLY Is. 1873.


steamer Ariel, Mayo, Norfolk. Unto! e'atc-
mail. lnci raudisc aHd passengers, -. - ia'A!G.
agent. - -.
Steamship Old Dominion. Walkrr. %cw York.
merchandise aad passengers. &. ". Allen Il e."
agents. ,
Steamer Norfolk. TumiI, Philadelphia. rcrclIa.-
disc and passengers. ). ". hcCarrick. agent
Schooner George 4. Illl.Cck, Sharrcli, ~" Oh,
tight. Curtis & Parker.
Schooner john ~ Curii-. QnuiH, New York, Sal.
Davenport Morris.
Schooner Annie, Lnn"y. iiayrs dc Grace, coal 5.
III. Hawcs.
Schooner Robert Haley. Crooks iIavrc Dc Grace.
coal. Eorvell, Leake & Co.
Schooner David r. Wolf, Todd. ifavic dc Grace.
cod. s. II. Iiawes.
Brig G. :. Packard, Ancsbcry. New YORK, hsh:, 20
load tobacco for Hauncwinckei.
MEMORANDA.
Scho.uer Lulu Lynn, Insley, hence At Ph!E,t!c!-
phla July l2th.
Tugboat Smith Petit. Of A!rxaudrIa. has been sod
10 parties In Richmond.
Schooner A. NJ. Sweeney, Crantncr, hence. IL New
YORK. Juy%12th.
Al CITY Point July 18th. ~barSeniinc Henry Nor
yell Britain, TO load tobacco for T. D. Noting Co.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Orig Claudna, from New York, July l2,h.
BY Telegraph.
FORT MONROE, July l5.-PasSed in for Bait
more: Barks Afsenspernen, Rotbing. Lynn, VII
starycf, Huffman, Dlogheda. August, Barieo,
Gloucester, Margaretha, Blanca, Granborg, Bel
fast. Carc0sa.
NEW YORK, July l5.-Arriyed: TyriaB and Greet.
Mediterranean. Arrived out, Sophia.
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NIGHTS, DAYS FREE

Il T. - l. l. u II N1Hl1 H-A 49, = A&N~
LII FROM TORTURE, await the rheumatic
sufferer who resorts to Hostettcr's Stomach Bttters
That this benignant cordial and depurent Is 4 FAR
more reliable remedy than colchicum and other
poisons used to cxpel the rheumatic cirrus from the
blood Is !. fact that experience has satisfactorily
demonstrated. 1t also enjoys the advantage OF be-
ing, unlike them, perfectly safe. With many per-
sons certain pradispositon TO rheumatism eAlsts
which renders them liable to Its attacks aitcr expo
sure In wet weather, to currents OF air, changes OF
temDerature or 10 cold when the body IS hot. Such
persons should take wne-glass or two OF the Blu
tiers rs soon as possible after mourning risk from
the above causes, as this superb protective etiect
ally nullifcs the hurtful influence. For the func-
lionaI arrangements which accompany rheumatism,
such as colo, spasms In the stomach, paptailoh OF
the heart imperfect digestion, &C., the Btters Is
also most useful remedy. 1t Is only necessary In
obstinate cases 10 use 1t with persistency.
~ l6-Tu,Th,S,&w
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
MONDAY, July 10, 1879.
rouurry grOduce.


Bees,our: CSC. p H..
" cora cora .Xsat: Coo. = b,rsI,l for corn:ry.
Drted Fruit: Apples. 3GH4c. = H.: beaches
peeled. 7MSc.: nnpecicd. 3GG4c.: chcrri'>. LUG
12c. a h.. 'biacbberrlcs. &c: r..
Euus: In harrels. Sc. +, nZen: IN rr;itS &c.
Ef0tAers: Prime llve-goose. 4Oc.; ton'non zoe.
Flnrscfd: IL p bushe!:
~ oats: Ga!eJ 5om55c. .
potGtosS: irish. r barrel new sl"esi-2'; Old
Lard: Country. 7@7a..
SIZE: 53c. + blslel
Gtnnc: 15c.MS %. according l" n'n'a.'
3.Icd Str0,o: 35M40c.
irooi: Washed 3O@32c.: unw'.slct:, %0Gg2ac.
E,lrry wool will bring from 3 10 Sc. = ID less !hGn
above rates.
Cement, Lime. Plaster. &r.
Cement: Rose dale, sl.50@Sl.GoF barrel ;Jnrcs
River. sl.6O@$l.70.
Lime: Agricultural, Zoe. p tGs'cl' Hoehand,
$1.l1m$l.25. according 20 quantity. -oa.o
PtnSter: Lump. S46:s4.z5; er""i's!, FT.'omse,
delivered calcncd pl:tstcr. ~.
Tnr: Large size. S3.23tas3.op
Dry Goods.
!sroun Sne.ttnus amt %trtiaans: A Mancncs-
ter, cc.;S Manchester. &c: Z Mancncstcr. 44c. :;
"A james Rive. &C.; Il james River. DIE: y
James River Axe; IA Grstnitevie ~; Granite
IA w. Coneslosa. TIC: = G. Conestoga 6Hc:: d.
Conestoya. exc; 1914 reper!ll CSC; lO-4 City,
2Dl,c.: tOtt,ni-VarllS. 81.
Beoehfd Shirttngs oaM sh 81 al p. mn-
9r'. ~ Home. gi%c.: "A Oneida, 1Oc.; A
Ivnudrle &c: A Social. 7c,: A .iino@krag,
aHr': Wii,cstonc 9sc.; 4 l;arll.lcv, 54c.: ! Red
Dog &C.; Il. Z ScIluate. IT,: MctiiTan, &C.: Pc
:er55oroHgh, Sc; lo-4 Waitllaln. 23c: lo-4 CITY
TIRE grsra DriUs: Petersburg. 6}:r.; Granile.:tro.
&c.: Rockbridge, a. &C.; Az. g..
Ha,Iowell, &c.
Denimx: IarleI::. l2sc.: Boston steam aIiIt s%c
Prints: American, SIG. ; Aliens. De-: Eich-
,nonti 5Sc: Sprague. &C.: Manchester. 5@c.; WASH
mgtom. 5%; Hamilton. SIC: Merr,marS. 5Tc.: Nal
ery &C. Oriental, Pacific, 5Ec.; Arncli. 5E.; liar-
mony. &C.: Wanisutt:l. AZ
,,ruus pr.s,uus oils nr
Drugs DSes'""s' "ifs' "c'
.dtum: o..
1ases%traisa O Lgs ss5o@:4 cas- 0: rocr
dozen.
Copper"s: rs.
Gochi"saL: 9Uc. = %:
L4digo: sl.iO.
.Hddder: lZTc. .,.,
ols lnieed U.s.: i"'im: s,sr;n
W whais, Goc, Srat Us o",,3,'
best salad. $3.50 castor. sl.4o p saiioh sFsEis
lubIica,lAg. 3oFI2oc' ker"zt'c' io''' e1aG' e s'!
Ion. ...-...,o.
Roots: Ginseng. 90c.: seBera without top, 35s
45c. ,,oa,o =. ..,.. a,.., no,., 80
Soda: Ss 2iM2].c'' ~ 1eSs' EhsH'h '"''' ''''
American 4 S..a4c; Ar
""'''' ~, ,,,. 49,, c
Cu9idy: 13@l4c. = NJ.
Lsm"ns: Messlna; - r box.
"rocer'es' &C.
Eocon: Shoulders osGoaci; Gear See tsr.'
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WASHINGTON, July 15.-The case OF Nc
Elwee Us. Blackwell, manufacturer Of tue
Durham smoking tobacco, was decided to-
day by the Commissioner OF Patents in favor
of Blackwell. McElwee claimed that be
was entitled to the trademark, which con-
sists OF the word "Durham "and the figure
of the bull. 1t is decided that McElwec's
claims, which were based OH partnership re-
lations with j. r. Greene, deceased, are not
well founded, but that Blackwell has the
sole and exclusive right to the trademark.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

COfCIS AMI LOOfC cAS1ltAISo6.
HICHMoSr. July Is, 1873.
t-EFEEISG> REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, $40 bushels. Red, 7,07G BUSH
els.
OATS.-142 bushels.
RYE.-42 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-White, SO bushels very good on private
terms: ga bushels very good at 81 4S bushels COM
very good at Sl.1O-to,al, 500 bushels, Red, $50
bushels fair Fllltz at CSC; 100 bushels common
Fulrz ut 90c.; ~ bushels common Fultz NJ 75c.;
90 bushels good Fultz Mt 81 26 bushels fair tultZ
ut 95c.: 20 bushels tair Fuz ut 81 AZ bushels fair
Frltz at 90c.; 100 bushels mixed on private terms;
mixed OH private terms: 200 bushels mixed on pri-
vatc terms: 40 bushels mixed at SllO 446 bush
els very good Lancaster NJ $l.l5; 90 bushels good
FultZ at S1.07; "a bushels common Ful1Z at SOC:
80 bushels good Fultz at 81; $50 bushels prime
FultZ ut S1.0S: ITO bushels very good oiu Fultz al
SlQ3: "a bushels good FultZ at .02 GIG bushels
good Futz ut 81 .05; IL bushels common FnltZ at
Soc; 1872 bushels very good Fnltz at 81 .0S; IL
els very good FultZ at $1.03: 100 bushels Fnltz ut
$1.05; So bushels prime Lancaster at 81. 40
bushels good FultZ at 81: SO bushels Fultz 1t Oh
20 bushels common Ful;z ut S5c.; 62O bushels very
good Fultz at IL. 07 $50 bushels good Fultz at 81
100 bushels fair Futz at 90c.; AZ bushels common
Fultz at 75c.; 80 bushels very good Fultz ut slO5
prime mixed nj Sl.12; so bushels prime Lancaster
at Sl.15: 8 bushels good Futz ut $l-total, 5,256
bushels.
OATs.-l2O bushels very good Now spring at 3Gc.:
22 bushels on private terns--total, l42 bushels.
RYE.-i2 bushels on private terms.
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FATAL AND DISTRESSING ACCIpENT.-NIrs.
Meem, the wife OF Captain j. G. Meem, of
Mt. Jackson, while out riding with her two
little girls day or two since met with 4
most distressing accident. The reins with
which she was driving broke, and the
horses becoming frightened, ran off. Mrs.
Meem, thinking to save the children, threw
them out Of the carriage, when one Of them
was instantly killed and the other bad its
leg broken. The horses were finally stopped,
and Mrs. Meem, who remained in the car
riage, escaped without serious injury
Alexandria Gazette.
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A Negro Scare I'm Kentucky.

CAIRO, July la number OF frightened
negroes from Kentucky, opposite Cairo,
have brought report that the kuklux had
visited the negroes of that vicinity last
night, giving them twenty-four hours to
leave the country. Later information proves
the knkIuxing to have been the drunken
frolic OF half-dozen youths, aged sixteen
to nineteen years-sne Of whom recklessly
shot at negro, inficting flesh-wound in
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From Norfolk.

ACoUITTAL OF JOHN OWENS FOR KILLING HIS
-POsTMAsTER-GENERAL KEY.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I
NORFOLK, Va, July 15.-John Owens,
who killed bis son Robert in drunken rage
in Portsmouth on the LIST Of last June, was
tried in the Court OF Hastings to-day for
murder and acquitted for want Of evidence.
Postmaster.Generai Key and party, hay
ing enjoyed their fishing frolic at Ocean
View all day, took the Baltimore boat to-
night and returned to Washington.
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GENERAL BUTLER on FINANcE-ONE Hun
DRED THOUSAND COPIES OF AN OLD SPEECH
FOR Washington, July 49,
General Butler is having printed in this city
100000 copies OF speech made 10y him in
1869 in advocacy OF his bill to authorize q
national currency, to assure its stability and
elasticity, and to lessen the interest on the
public debt, by the distribution OF which he
expects to strengthen his chances with the
greenhackers and convince them that he is
consistent on the money question: Special
10 the Cincinnati Commercial.
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rafaer sn,,.f a,r,mittee..

NEW ORLEANS July 15.--Biore the aub.
committee to-day Mr. Patton. chairman OF
the Democratic State Committee In 1876;
testified that Anderson proposed that II the
Democrats would support Nash for Con-
gress he would give them two members Q:
the General Assembly and / 800 to l,SG0
Democratic majority in East Feliciana
parish.
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Heat I'm ST. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, July 15.-There is no abate.
ment in the intensity OF the heat here. The
mercury has stood at 9so, and in some in
stances 1929, in the business streets. Every
one not compelled to be out keeps in doors.
To-day there were thirty sunstrokes or pros
trations from heat, ana nine deaths from
that cause
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Tennessee.

NASHVILLE, July 15.-Robert NJ. Lowe
(white) was shot and killed by Calvin An
derson (colored) near Bell Buckle, this
morning, while Lowe, with fifteen others,
disguised, were attempting to break into
Anderson's house.
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Acquitted for Want Of Evidence.

PHILADELPHIA. July 15.-William Fl. Rob-
inson, who is charged with stealing $4,000
in bonds from Grant s. AuIl, was dismissed
to-day for want Of evidence. He is still
held, however. to await Il rcquistion from
Massachusetts,
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LOUISA COUNTY, July y, 1878.

Editors Dispatch: a sale to-day OF ITO
acres OF land by Il. r. Chewing as special
commissioner. and Dickinson & Chewning.
aucticneers. brought $16.55 per acre, and
is thought to be a sign OF Improvement in
real estate.
The above-named tract is situated on
County road, eight miles west of the Court
house, and belonged to the estate OF j. B.
Smith. deceased, and was bought by DR.. j.
l.. Wies. OBSERVER.
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Arkansas.

LITTLE ROCK, July 15.-SeYeral sun
strokes occurred yesterday. Alexander
Warwick, representing A. r.. Stewart Il
Co.. OF New York, fell dead from the heat
Saturday. There were two other fatal cases.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, July 15.-God orened ut l00H.
Eoon:-Stocks firm Money, Q per cent. Gold,
100T. ExchanSe-i.ong, 4S3E short, 1861. state
bonds unchanged, except for Louisiana consols.
which are higher. Governments firm.
Erenlng-Money, 2@24 per cent Govern
mems firm. Exchange, iS1k. Gold, 1909; new
5's, 107x. States steady.
BALTIMORE.
sALTIMoRF. July 15.-Virginia 6's, deferred, AZ; ;
consolidated. SIS: second series. 2Sk; past-duc cou-
pons, rs. North Carolina 6s, old, 10; new, s. Bid
tO-clav.
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The Virginia Law Of Punishment by
Stripes. IL

New YORK, July i5.-A Norfolk dispatch
says that the first white man whipped un-
der the new law vicinity, which had
Just taken effect in Virginia, occurred at
Hampton Saturday. The sentence was ex-
ecuted by negro constable. The party
whipped was O sailor, from Baltimore, who
was convicted OF stealing an anchor.
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Arrival OF the Atlanta Cadets Mt the
s-f7aI Old White. &c.

inv "i5MThe Atlanta Cadets. CAPTAIN
Jackson. arrived here this morning, and
will remain week. The Virginia springs
are rapidly filling up. The White Sulphur
Springs property will be sold at public aue-
ton on the 9th proximo. = ..ss -
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Yestarn Cron Reports.

CINCINNATI, July 15,-'fhe Commercial
publishes crop reports from many places IN
Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky, showing that
there is not only o greater acreage OF wheat
than in any former iyear, but the average
product per acre Is larger than ever before.
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A Row I'm PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, July IA desperate
fight occurred on the wbarves in the north
ern part Of the city last night between par.
ties contesting for the ownership OF the
yacht William Tell. Several were danger
ously, perhaps fatally, wounded.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
MONDAY. July Is, 1878.
TT. ;.rcase tn-'ia: comprised 100 hoesheads
and 9 t:rrces. The Off rings ataucsion on Change
we're &c packages: Of which number II were
taken In. and the remainder sold 1T prices ratgne
from $l.40 10 $3G.
We continue 70 quote
NEW DARK.
Lugs.-t'ommon to medium, $l.50lG*2; nc'Iiam
to good. s3eIS4.
SS@Sl0: fine, $11@S14.
BRIGHT.
Lugs.-Common colory, $3GlS4.
Ftiiers.-Commou. Si@S3; mcdi:im, SJGH*7:
good, S7MSl0: fine, SlOMSl3.
Sm0kers-COmmon, S7(QSs.50; medium. 500
S11: good, SlU@Sl3; fine $l5MSlS; Fancy SlS
iTrappers.--Common, s12mS15: medium. SIS
m:25: good, :30@S4J; fine, :G0mS7e; Fancy,
$75GS9Q.
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Murder Trial.

NORWICH, CONN.,, July 15.-Thes trial OF
Yves ley bishop and Kate Cobb, for the MUIR
der Of the latter's husband, began here to-
day
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CHANDLER Il SINNOT'r, ENrsD
" DERTAKERS AND CABlNET.AA---.s.
KEES No. 722 Main street, between seventn ana
Eig6fh keep on hand large and fnc stOckofWOQD,
MssTALLIt and CL0Tlt.C COVERED BURN,
CASES and CASKErS. The finest Iiearss aEe
Hack: In RIchmoDd furnished. All al the osesI
prices and most reasonable sern.. my 2-sp'ioH1
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netnrn nf a nefnnIfine. Town COLLECTOR

NORTH Troy, VI, July. 15.-Carlos w.
Morse. late embezzlins collector OF New
mort, has returned and compromised with
the town, by conveying TO it his private pro-
perry, The town sustains no loss 80 -
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Fafal SunstrOkes.

QUINCY, ILL.,, July 15.-There were seven
sunstrokes here yesterday, five OF which
were fatal
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Pennsylvania Coal Interest.
POTTsyII,LE, July 15.-Work was resumed
to-day in all the coal-mines in the Schuylkill
region.
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EISlsr.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

fine. $3.50: suunrtinc. S4.25; extra. 81. Is !;
common family. $3.50 faac. brand, $500 Mar
ktt dull.
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LIME. CEMENT. AND PLASTER.

r ME, LINE. l. VI f .-1,6l3 barrels
L"GLES'S FALLS" LUMP LIME: 100 bar
reIs UuFFMAS'S ROSESDALE CEMENT: daily
expected per schooner Mary Z. simmons; 10,
sale low from vessel THOMAS ELLETT,
lac OF Dillon. Elicit L Co..
ylh-Iw 1907 Basin bans.
r EE,S PREPARED AGRICULTURAL
IL LIME FOR TOBACCO AND CoEN
IL YOU Wish good crop OF wheat Use LEES
PREPARED AGRICULTURAL LINE ai your
and corn and doub.y pay on the whea. crop follow
Ing. Price only s12 per ton. ~.
aDl2 a. - LS1'