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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-16

An UNFORTUNATE BRIDEGRooM.-On the
Cd OF this month Sir. Robert W. Green, a
young businessman OF New Orleans, and
Miss Nathalie Claiborne, daughter OF Colo
mel y. c. Claiborne formerly OF VirSinia),
were united in marriage at the residence OF
The brides parents, ir this city. Mr.. Green
was on 4 visit to st. Louis, and on the
morning OF the wedding received 4 telegram
which demanded his return home, on ac-
count OF important business, by the first
train. II was nj once decided, at the earnest
solicitation OF Mr.. Green, that the marriage
should take place prior to his departure. 1t
was also fixed upon that he should return
TO st. Louis this morning, and, after short
Soiourn. leave with his bride for niagara
on a short bridal tour. Sunday morning
colonel Claiborne received telegram from
New Orleans from friends OF his son-ln-law
10 the effect that he was down with the yell
Iow-fcver. the disease having developed on
Thursday night. The young wife. on hear
ing the >ad news. was almost distracted,
and determined to start by train last night
to Join and nurse her husband, and her pa
rents could hardly dissuade her from doing
so.-!St. Louis Giote, 1uguSt 12h.
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NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

August l3.-ThCre is u fair amount of business
Oh export and home account. and firm market
The following are The quotations: Virginia leaf
bright wrappers. common 10 medium. l5G20c.:
good 10 linr 25M35c.; line to extra fine, 40GE
Ape; smokers. l5@25c.: dapple wrappers, 16m
10 fine, 5@6sc.; leaf, common 10 good, or
7!5c.; good 10 fine, 7!5t&9Ec.; fine extra, 10
Ia &C.; and black wrappers. 9N &c. Sales 63o
hogshcads Kentucky leaf ut 2l12Hc.: 100 cases
New England. crop of 1876 and ls77,at l0@l &C.
900 c;tSes Pennsylvania. crop of 1874 loo l6c
400 cases OHIO, crop of 1877. OH private :crlns
~ bal, Yara private terms: $50 bales Havana
at SOcGlS 1.10.-Journuk If Commerce.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. August Is. 1878.

COEIN AMI LoOC EAoI1faSoE'.
RICHMOND. August Is. 1878.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WuEAT.-White, $50 bushels. Red, s,49s BUSH
CORN White 100 bushels.
OATS.-6S0 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-IVhtte. ~ bushels common at zoe;
70 bushels common ut &c.: Is bushels COOL tt
mon ut 81; ZIG bushels Oh private tcrms-tota
800 bushels. Red, ! 10 bushels very COOL FulIz at
bushels Flitz at CSC: 81 bushels Fuz al Csc: so
bushels Fulz at S5c: 92 bushels Fultz at S0c:; ii
bushels very good Ful'z at Sl.05: 26 bushels very
good Lancaster at .0S; 20 bus heels very good Lam
easter at sl;0S; 26 bushels F4l,z ct 95c.; i30
bushels common Fultz at 02c.: % bushels go0d
Fntz at 81, 3s bushels on private terms; 80
ousHs s9 Iuz n R 81 81 ses cP hHhs E Fz
at CSC, 100 bushels Fuuz at 81: 81 bushels FuItz
at sl:o5 l6o bushels good EnItz a5 81: - bush;
Lancaster ut 81 05: 40 lsIrls fair Fultz at CSC:
so bushels good FullzaL : 1903 324 bushels Fullz
bushels good Fultz at 97c.; 346 bushels Fnltz Oh
private terms: SO bushels good Fusz a: 97c. So
hSss ye sIT t7 al S6 ss9ss sDgba
els at Sl.o2:24 bushels at 95c;; is bushels at
90c.: 4s bushels at 70c;; 100 bushels, common
private terms: 90 bushels Fuz AT 81; 20 bushels
Fuliz 1T 81 60 bushels good Futz at a5c.: 100
bushels common Fuliz ut S5c;; 40 bushels very
good Ful'Z on private terms: 81 bushels good FuItz
at 81: 80 bushels very good Fulz at Sl.05; IL
bushels common Fuz ut 9nc. 1000 bushels
mixed on private terms; 274 bushels mixed At
81: 362 bushels mixed NJ $1.03: Coz bushels
good Fulrz ut 81: 246 bushels fultz ut 90c; 70
bushels Fultz Mt 95c.; % bushels fultz ut 81; Ia
Ter mt sllO: l6 bushels ut 81; "a bushels at
sI.O5: 92 bushels very good Lancaster at S1.06 !:
&C bushels prime Lancaster ut s1.l0-total, 81 SO
Bushels.
CORY White, 100 bushels very good on private
terms.
OATS.-S2 bushels GOOD spring ut 30c.; 100 hush,
els winter ut SOC: so bushels mixed at 29c.: 33S
bushels spring at 2Sc.; 16 bushels ut 3Oc-total
5S6 bushels.
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SarnfOGn Races.

SARATOGA, August 15.-The first free
handicap one-mile race was won by Oriole /;
Lady SaIyers second; Patriot third. Time,
1:444. Harkaway pulled up lame.
The second race, one and three quarter
miles, Parole was the winner; Lou'alier
second; Princeton third. Time, 3:11.
The selling race, one and quarter miles,
was won by Miss Mailer; w. j. Higgins
second; Lucifer third. Time, 2:133.
The mile-heat hurdle race was won by
Kelse, who took the second and third heats I;
Daigarien first. Time, 1853, 1:543, 1864.
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Utica Races.

UTICA, n. Y. August 15.-The third
days races were largely attended.
In the dol!ar-purse, pacing
race Of Wednesday, which was finished to,
day, Sleepy George Won the fourth heat,
giving him the race. Sweetson came II
second. Time, 2:1I3.
The free-for-aI-race was trotted by Hope.
full, Proteine, and Great Eastern. Hopeful
won in three straight heats. Time: 2:16S
2:164, 2:17a.
The three heats of the 2:30 race were
trotted, when heavy thunderstorm came
I'D at 5 ?. NJ, continuing until G:30, wher
the weather cleared oil. The finish was
postp oned until Friday.
Rarus trots against time Friday.
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Strike Of SILK Spinncrs.

PArTEsoN, August '15.-The silk spin
ners in the Dale mill and William Strange
d Co.'s have struck, and tried to induce the
spinners in Dexter, Lambert & Co.'s mill to
join them, but without avail. A partial
strike of spnners in the mill Of George
Singleton has occurred, but they were in
duced to return. 1t is said the strike will
become general in a few days.
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The Potter Investigation.

NEW YORK, August 15.-John A. Leete,
OF the New Orleans Times, was again be-
fore the Potter investigation committee to-
day, and testified as to Anderson's telling
him he (Anderson) had carried out the pro-
gramme agreed upon between kellogg,
Anderson, and witness to keep the colored
people from voting in East Feliciana par
ish. He also testified rs to the anxiety OF
Kellogg to get protest out OF Anderson
before he was bought up by the 1ilden
men. In an interview with Kellogg, he
said no matter what Anderson would say
he would count the State for Hayes. Con-
corning the programme alluded to, witness
said it was thought best to exclude the COL
ored Republican vote SO that the Returning
Board could throw out the whole Demo
cratic vote Of East Feliciana If necessary.
On cross-eXamination by Butler witness
said he refused to be introduced TO the flslI-
ing statesmen because he feared their seouc-
tive influence. After Anderson got the
Sherman letter he began to withdraw MS
confidence from me. said witness. remem,
Der Anderson called on me and Sald he mao
some verbal promises from sherman, an9
that in couple OF days afterwards ne calieu
again in great Joy and showed me the letter;
Witness stated he was intimately acquainted
VIII Tue politicians VI Lcu'ai"'s'i "', -
judgment they were the most compete Ias-
Gals he ever met. Casenave, of the Re-
turning Board, was the "honestest )"
of the lot. Witness was then ques-
toned as to his standard OF honesty.
and becoming angercd at the manner OF
questioning, said he proposed answering
when, where, and how he chose. Witness
then submitted a copy OF bis paper in which
he published bis prediction that the election
of 1876 would turn on Louisiana. Several
extracts from the paper were read to the
committee. Several letters OF Anderson to
witness were placed in evidence after being
read, but they only showed terps OF int,-
macy between them. Witness complained
that be was not allowed full statement Of
his record to the committee. Mr. Potter
said they only wanted his testimony. The
committee adjourned until Tomorrow.
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rOURT ORDERS.

VTTHGINI RULES HELD IN THE
Y ~ ERK,s OFFICE OF THE CIR uIY
coIrRr OF TIT, CITY OF RICHMOND On TIE
EIItsr MONDAY IN AUGUST. 1873
Amer +. Harvey aud Lewis H. bar. merenhns
and par,uers trading under the firm OF Iiaryry Il
Flair iA'''
against pocandapf
Charles kretZ '''''''''
CASE.
The object OF This suit Is to recover TWO anf
and ,eyrnty.thrce dollars and twenty -on ., Ss1a-
i,h in,errs. thurcon from the 2Oih Of April 1872
rn the said dcicn rant. Charles kraZ. and 70 snp
sc the same 10 the payment OF the p. Ia aIed
c,ai iaT rd,nt e. uo-resi,ientor this STATE ~
- ordered that lie appear here within one Soht ~
aficr due publication OF this order, anu ~ WIZ
necessary 10 protect his interest III 'hi' sun
copy-TeSt: ,pr curtin Clerk.
r,xsoS n - ait l6-Flw
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Fire at Winoila, Miss.

NEW ORLEANS, August ia ITnes's
special from Winona, Miss, says: A fire
broke out here last night in the store OF
Messrs. Bailey d Wadsworth, destroying
their building and goods; also the drug
store OF G.. &. Holman Il Co. Other build
ings were damaged. Insurance-light.
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A Murderer Hanged.

CHARLESTON, S. c., August ia special
from Darlington announces the hanging Of
Alexander De Witt (colored), who killed
Mr. William Warren, an old white man, in
1871. The condemned man lost all self
control at the gallows, and the drop fell
amidst demonstrations OF abject terror and
pleading for further time.
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Fatal RAILROAD Accident.

CINCINNATI, August IA way freight
train on the Marietta and Cincinnati rail-
road, while on q heavy grade near Chilli
cothe, Ohio, last night, struck horse,
causing the engine and twenty-eight cars to
leave the track. Patrick Shone (freman)
and Mort Henry (brakeman) were killed.
J. Batteson (engireer) was severely scalded.
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Unwilling ofa Monument.

CHERRY VALLEY. n. Y, August 15.-Ten
thousand people witnessed the unwilling of
the monument on the scene OF the massacre
November II, 177S. Ex-Governor seymour
delivered al historical address.
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Tho ro,orodo Greenbnckers.

DENVER, COL, August 15.-The Green
hackers State Convention, which adjourned
after midnight, adopted platform arralgn-
ing the Democrats for their advocacy OF the
African slavery, and the Republicans for
their legislation in the interest Of the money
power. A full list OF State officers was
nominated, the nominee for Governor being
L. L. buckingham.
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Inhn ssnasie Ahead.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispa'ch.I
NORFOLK, VA, August 15.-The primary
election passed of very quietly to-day, and
fair vote was poled. The First, Second,
and Third Wards were carried for Hon.
John Goode, and the Fourth for Colonel
Lamb. In Portsmouth Goode carried sll
four wards overwhelmingly.
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.,Bursssnx or q Grain EIcvators

SogTH TARaIsGHaM. MASS, August To-
C. f.. u G.. e. Cutters grain elevator and
steam mill burned to-day, with all the
sheds, out-bufldings, and q large stock OF
grain and one freight-ear. Loss, $50, 600 {;
insurance about $4,000. About one thou
sand barrels OF -four were saved.
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White Sulphur Springs.

GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
August 15.-The entire White. Sulphur
Springs property was again offered for sale
this morning under decree OF the United
States District Court. The sale was in
definitely postponed because OF the made
auate bid-Yiz., 100000.
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repnsssee Dernocrntic Convention

NASHVILLE, August l5.-The Democratic
State Convention to-day was the largest ever
held, there not being room on the floor
for all the delegations. The two largest
were those OF Nashville and Memphis, and
occupied positions in the galleries. Holmes
Cummins, OF Upton, was chosen perma.
nent chairman. After the appointment OF
committees, the Convention at p. N. took
N, until
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xrw WORK WOOL MARKET.

AUGUST lS.-EooE.-There has been but little
call for supplies as yet this week. The few oios lIo
manufacturers have shown disposition 10 oper.e
cauIionsIv, and NOT TO exceed much actual needs.
Holders are steady In their Views. and for neeces,
Texas aud California grades especially are wen
to the hl of late sales oneor Two snai o,s ". .
latter have been taken, but beyond this hothing o
jmnortauce Done although some HguriDg on parcels
~ the clos q - Journal Of Commerce.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

AUGUST l4.-Receipts of beer-cattle were ten car
loads or about $50 head One carload sold to ship
rers Prices on all grades were lsL4c. oil. quality
considered. Good hogs in fair demand: haii-fatied
and rough hogs very slow sale. We quote:
Bepf-Inttie.-Vcry best, 4Sc.: good. 3.G4c.
me Iiln or good fair quality, 3Gl3l.c; common lin
steers. &C., 2I@2ac. u H., gross.
HvyS.-Very best, &C.; half-fatted ana rough, 3'a
a &c. r d. net.
Shesp.-3M3ac = ID, gross.
Lnmbs.-S2M$3.5 so Il head.
Tenis.-S3mS9 = head.
Uilch C0Ds.-S15GSiJ p head.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
ALEXANDRIA MARKETS.

SrGrsT l4-'rhe rlces for flour continue hrln,
hui The stock on hand still light. with the demand
~ od Wheat IS iirner and higher ana we nole IN
,,ond and The offerings amounted TO 500 busleis,
whirh sold ut from 9Cc to / O6 for fair to choice:
Corn 1, weaker and lower. and 760 bushels sofa III
600 Go.c for white 4 few lots OF rye brought 80
G5ic : and one Of OATS 32c. Country produce Is
scarce and prices are 1rm 1T OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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Personal.

WASHINGTON, August 15.-Postmaster.
General Key left Washington tonight on a
visit to Tennessee and through the West.
After Secretary Sherman's return to
Washington he will visit Ohio to make
speech as an offset to Thurman.
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Tha YeIloW-F / I,

CAIRO, ILL.,, "a august is. there are nc
cases Oh yellow.sever here rhe quarantine
regulations are strictly enforced. The
Board OF Health has adopted resolution
forbidding the entrance TO the city OF ex-
press messengers and other train employee.
direct from the Seyer-infected districts.
NEW ORLEANS, August I5.-Tbere arc
uinety.eiet bit new cases OF ye!tow-ieYer and
seventeen deaths reported to-day.
NEW ORLEANS, August 49, Of the deaths
reported to-day, seven were Of children un-
der five years OF age; one was eight, one
fourteen, and another's age was not given.
eCIHC1EEATr, August l5.-W illiam Hines,
OF New Orleans. the only yellow.fever pa
tient here, has left for New York, fully re-
covered.
There Is some excitement over the arrival
this afternoon OF the tow-boat John .. Por.
ter from New Orleans with several cases OF
yellow-fever. The health officer boarded
her several miles below Lawrenceburg, and
found the crew disabled. The condition OF
the boat is such that she will not be permit
ted to lnnd. No one will be allowed to
visit her except two physicians, who will
her to Pittsburgh, her destina.
ton.
NASHVILLE, August 15.-Union City has
been quarantined against the railroads.
VICKsBURG, August 15.-The health Of
ficer reports two new cases Of fever to-day.
MEMPuIs, August 15.-The following tel
egram was sent this morning to the Hon.
George w. McCrary, Secretary OF War,
Washington:
"Death is making rapid strides through
our streets. The towns have quarantined
against lis. Can you not order 1000 tents
into which to remove our poor?"
[Signed] ssR. f. PATTERSON,
"ColIcctor Of Internal Revenue;
OR. A. THOMPSON,
Postmaster"
Since the above was sent Postmaster
Thompson sent another telegram asking for
rations, with view OF supplying and get
ting all the poor people ont OF town. Twen-
ty-seven new cases and six deaths have been
reported in the last twenty-four hours.
AID FOR THE SUFFERERS.
WASHINGTON, August 15.-The Secretary
OF War will respond favorably to the petit
tons from Memphis for aid to the people OF
that city. The proper officers will be in
structed to supply the tents and other arti-
Giles needed.
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A FAMILY TRAGEDY Charleston. s. g.,
August IA special from Timmonsyille,
S. c., tonight, says: n. f. Woodham shot
and killed his uncle, Emberry Woodham,
about fifteen miles from this place. yestcr-
day. The difficulty grew out OF family
difference, which duplicates Il large number
OF the name, and much fear is unprecedented
that the result will be fatal to others OF the
family. Wo0dham and his abettors have
fled Warrants for their arrest have been
issued
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Examination OF Cadet-Ensinecrs and
MfdshiDmen.

ANNAPOLIS, August 15.-The examination
OF candidates for appointments as cadet.
engineers will begin at the Naval Academy
on the 10th OF September. That for candi-
dates for appointment as cadet-midshipmen
on the ed OF September.
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The Fish Commission.

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., August 15.-The
United States steamer Speedwell left the
nayy-yard more fully equipped than ever
before to resume operations in The interest
OF the Fish Commission.
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The Grand Lodge. L. o. o. F., OF GeOr'

MACON, August 15.-The Grand Lodge,
]. o. q. F., closed their annual session to-
day. The attendance was the largest ever
known In the Order. The officers elected
are us follows: A. Brandt, OF Augusta,
Grand Master; John b. Goodwin, of At
lanta, Deputy Grand Master J. S. Tyson,
Of Savannah, Senior Warden; j. G. Dietz.
Of Macon, Grand Scribe; 7. A. Burke, OF
Athens. Grand Treasurer.
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Fatal BOILER Explosion.

NEW YORK. August 15.-The tug c. Hen
derson exploded her boiler last night oppo-
site Staten Island. Her crew Of six men
were all terribly scalded, and two have since
died
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5Wire.ssurt,er q nd snicidc.

Boston. August 15.-Pelatah r. Watt.
aged sixty-tive years, quarrelled with bis
wife last night in Wyoming, Mass, beat
out her brains with an iron bar, and then
shot himself three times.
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New Steamship.

CHESTER, August l5.-The new iron
steamship City OF Columbus left this morn
ing for New York, where she will enter in
the service OF the Garrison Line from New
Yolk to Savannah, Ga. u.
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Fine Shooting.

WHEELING. w. VA, August 15.-Profes-
sor Charles E. Dwight, Of this city, yester-
dry accomplished the feat OF making thirty
nine consecutive bulPs-eyes at eight hum
dred yards
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murtiered by a HDrse.Thief.

CHICAGO, August 15.-E. B. Clark, a re-
sident of La Grange, was murdered last
night by ahorse-thief tramp, who shot Clark
as he was going into his stable. The mar-
derer escaped.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, August 15.-Gold opened at l003.
Noon.-Stocks firm. Money, Q per cent. Gold,
1905. Exchange-LonG, 4S4M: short, 1881. Stale
bonds quiet and steady. Governments strong aud
quler.
EDentng.-Money easy ut IL per cent. Ex-
change quiet Mt 4S4k. Gold strong at 10OH. Gov
erunlents steady; new SIS. 1864.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, August l5.-Virgnia 6's, old, 90:
deferred, 4 consols. Ssh: second series. 2ek
past ne coupons, 7SH. North Carolina 6'S, old,
Is; new, .special tax. l. lid to-day.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST TO, 1873.

PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST 10, 1878.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Wyanoke, Couch. New ORR. nxrchah.
disc and passengers 6. W. Allen K Co.. agents.
Steamer j. w. Eycrman. Phtt, Ph!lndelphi iIler-
chandlsc and passengers, j. W. McCarrlcE. agent.
Schooner Walter, Thomas, Batlmsre grain, 3ai-
lego Manufacturing COMPANY. . ~ o
Schooner Vlcksburg, Kendall, Norfolk, ght, cur
RE & Co.
Bark Autzee Nor.). Olsen, Landsund, Norway PC
trolcum Meissn II, AckerInann L Co., Tor I. Ed
ward Buck agent. MT, c,
do Sui, Gallego Manufacturing Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel, Mayo, Norfolk, United states
mail merchandise, and passengers. j.. Is. Ialiilh-
agent. ,,.,, ~
H.. coal, Curtis e Parker.
Schooner Harry Landeil. Taylor New 1or5' cah-
mel coal. G.. - OrrS, agenf. - 80 , -o,
Schooner Joseph L. Cake, Ross, New lors' cahuci
coal q. StOrrs agent.
MEMORANDUM.
Schooner James n. Eoye, Cubberly, hence, az
Baltimore August 18TH
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK. August l5.-arrived ont: Otncnos
r eshnuGs OxO IfOmcward: Mira, Tor fernan-
dina Dartmouth. for Charleston.
FORTRESS MONROE. August l5.-Passcn our III M
Baltimore: steamer Nova Scotlail, Tor LlferEoois
shin Annie NJ. Law. for Bremen. IN,
NEW YORK, August l5.-Arrircd: steamers ollu
Plantation from Richmond: Str;D burg. sc0tia. Ar
rived out Caspian. Nucrc. Ponce, Thessaiy.
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LOUISVILLE LEAF-TOBACC0 MARKET.

AUGUST l2.-Thc sales aggregated 202 hogs.
heads.
The Farmers House sold 10 hog>hea,s: hogs
head oyun County leaf ut SS.4O hosSeads Siulp-
son County leaf ut $3.50, s6.IC, SG.l0, si:75:
hGgshei Simpson County common leaf ut 1919 !;
4 hngsheafs Green County leaf and Tugs ut 10 20,
81 80, $500. 1855: 2 hogSheatis Taylor County
leaf So 90 and 81 65 3 logsheads Barren County
leaf Il: 1910, - G5. $3.50; hogshead Barren
County !I.s at 80. so: hogshcad simpson County
Tugs at $2.70.-C Ourier-J0urndL
IOther houses had sales ut like prices.
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i,cmifial. American biz III sii Tesy sio and the
general appearance OF the market much az has beeu
quoted utterly. Rails hold steady on confused de
fnand. Sales or 400 tons American pig on private
Terms. GIenRarnock gnotei ngirfgafs Colsness,
ZIG. odasi 81 for No. /. sIs.S0gsI7 Tor 80.
q, @f4.SO@s16 for FORGE Rails. S3yGs36 for
American az works, and steel rnils nc s43@S44s
Old raIls dn0ted nominaIy az S17MS1S Wrought
scrap, H2Oa34ZI .-yournas OF Commerce. o u.
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LONDON, August 15.-Advices received
by the wav of Constantinople say that Gen
eral Szapony's division Of the Austrian
army OF occupation was defeated near
Tusla on the 18th day OF August, after a
battle which lasted twelve hours.
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NEW YORK sUmAc MARKET.

August 13.-Sumdc.-SirictIy prime lots or vIr-
CHINA held at 800: foreign at as0@ss5 for lead
zeal and s36@s40 FOR low GRADES Wants OF CON.
Commerce.
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PROPOSALS.
FOR FEED.

4 RICHMOND, August l6. 1878.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received IL 'he
f0rSCII CHAMBER until
MONDAY, AUGUST 10TH,
at O'Clock +. n,
Coz furnishing the horses OF the RICHMOND FIRE
DErAk'AFEEEEDS AND PRovESDER-
SUCH AS
OATS tbaled and elean,'
HAY.
BROWNSTTFF,
SIIPSTUfF,
CORN,
SALT,
STRAW
for the ensuing quarter. Itch, ., ,ctact any or
all bids.
Chairman.
au 1876 S-~------.
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Germany.

ELECTION OF A SOCIALIST.
BERLIN, August 15.-FritSche, Social
ist, has been elected on the second ballot to
the German Parliament from the Fourth
district Of Berlin; majority, 1000.
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xEw WORK. IRON NiARKET.

August l3-Iron.-Sc0teh Pig-There IS ab-
sence of Important trade, and prices are atogetaer