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RICHMOND MARKETS.
TUESDAY. Jaly Q, l37


Country produce.
Rscsrr.c: BE. p N.
Euttsr: Prime Ia cnCtce Se"w. l2l BE. I;hr
~ good. S6tlO
Eor" Nsai: toc; p b,lse! for country: ..,,,.
Urisd Fruit: Apples. :'Mhic. p H.: narGts.
peeled. 7mSc.: unpceied 3Glc.; cherries. 100
ice = D.. !: blackbcrrles, &c.
EgQS: In barrels. &c. n 'iozcn: In crates StL Zoe.
EEutkfTs: Prime hre-goose. 4Oc.; common. 2Or
Flnrsesd: Il n bushcl.
Nag: Virginia timothy, 7cc.-Vcry dnf'; clover. 90
otis: Balep. 55@6oc.
Pototoes: irish. r. barrel, new, sl@3l.50; old.
Lard: Country. 7@T4'
Rae: 33c. = hushel
SEmnc: 7jcNfs1 %. accor'iln, 20 GIi'!te.
Bnied 6t,nt0: 33@G40c.
! !Tadi:: Wtsnc'l. so@s2c: unwsshe4. 2o@23
Berry wool will bring from 10 SC. p Id less than
above rates.
Cement, Lime. Plaster. &c.
Csmeat.: Iose.Gale, sl.5OGSl. % barrel James
Lim,: Agricultural, Zoe. a b,!shel; Eochitnd,
S1.lQmS1.25. according to quantity.
plaster: Lump, s4@s425; ground, s7."o'1s8'
delivered: cllcned plaster. -.
7aT. Large Size, S3.2JNtS3.5o.
Try Goods.
Erof,m Ss.,tinuS and Satrttags: Al Manclcs-
ter, 6c.;'s Manchester. &c; Manchestcr. 4hc.
James River ACCT Granitcvile. 7hc.; Granite
Vile. &c: IA Rockhridse. &c: Rockbrhe. 5Hc.
A.; ". EonestO.a. &c. y G.. C0nestoga. $40: ID.
ConestpFa. CSC; lG-4 reperii!' 23c'; lo-4 Ci'5'
t";f% Ifsg .so %SH sI So "A s %s%.
S Sr - .Si Home. s@c.; "A Gacle I0c. a.
Sv"nAals. 7c.: al Social. 7c.; Al Amoskeag,
93Sc; Whiieeionc. SIC: = Earnslcy. h!!s: Red
I p% Ss e f: 4 @a 1G A: se o 81 civ s
~ Brg,sn brilis: rs,ersbnrs G'!r.; Gra"iteT''s'
Sc: RockhriLsc. \. SEc.; IA, GO.
ffo4Ssf Jsuuy. fnyOulg, &C.. .SiGC5kCa9. tUc.:
Dsrfms: Harlem: Ike: E"ston steam Mills. e,,c
pTints: American. 54c. : Aliens. Be-; kicil-
i.innd. 54c.: Sprase. &C.: Mancac9ter, oTc.: ASH
ina;om. 5$c.; Hamilton. SIS: Merr.macK 5Ee: Nal
iery &C.; oriental. Pacific 3Ec. Arnold oHc; lar-
mony. &C.: WamSutia. 44c.
Cnmtrics: Rice. 5isc.: English. &c.
Drugs, Dycstuns. Oils, SC.
1 ie~t 81 $3.50 e GALLON.
CSacen;rGted NE: :a.5o@:4 y case Of i"tr
dozen.
t,ochiaeai: 90c. = %.
Er tac. a AH8Y""'": ts'-
Matter: 12.c.
40 whale 75c.; straits 5O@55c.: Laerador-cod
Oil 65m7Oc.: lard, 75c.: sweet, 70 q dozen:
best salad $3.50: castor. S1.40 p galIon: virgins
lubricatiug, 30@5Oc.: keroseEe, l5c' cash. O. Sai-
Eace Ginger: loc. .
Roots: Ginseng, 9oc.: seaeca' Without top' DUG
45c. sc .
American, 3Hfl4c.
Spirits TErDeaittas: 4oc.
Foreign Fruits and Can"s
Candy: 13@l4c. . n.
L.G.0as: Mcssina. S6@SS a box.
Oranges: Boxes, -.
Groceries sc.
Bacon shoulders. 6htG6Ac.: clear ris-sldes. TIC
ribbed. &C.; yir21nia shoulders. 5SG16e.; VIZ
glnis hog-round. 7G7Ac.; Virginia bans, large
smloc.: small. 1901 c; sugar-eured. nncanyassa
I2Ltl SC. plain hams, Be-; canYasSed l5a; i5sc
BucketS. Painted TWO hoops, $1.40Gg$l.oo
three hoops Sl.75@S1.S5. -
Bro0mS. TWO strings, Sl.40@Sl.60; lhfes
strings, 81 75@$3: four strings. S3@S4.6e.
| CoFes: Rio-common. 14@l4hc.; falr. log
like: good 20 prime l64@ INC; LagaiAyIa- II u
| &c: Java 2s@30c. Market adyancipg-drm.
! Gandfss: Adamantine candles. l1i@lSe. Nset
| ,6gGli7c. "a L.; boxes, 13c.: 'aitew.sac. 4
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aLLEGHANY COUNTY.

CovISGToS. VA. July s, 1873.
Editors Richmond Dispatch: AT sewcll,
West Va, Miss Bette Crawford, while at
tempting to knde fire with Kerosene on,
Yesterday. the blaze ran into the can and
burst il. throwing burning oil over Miss
Crawford, burning her so badly that she
died from the effects OF it this morning.
The house and its contents were totally de-
stroyed in short time. Her remains VIII
be brought to New Richmond Tor inter-
mcnt, where her parents live.
The farmers have been busy harvesting
their cxuberant crop OF wheat, which has
50 well escaped the rust that was feared
il would suffer. Corn and other vegetation
is looking we'll in this vicinity. weather
warm, Thermometer 900 here to-day.
Stand up to the honor OF Your old state,
crush the "greenback lunatics" and "!or-
chic rcadiuSters," and let US rejoice over
our motto. ".Sic Semper 7'pdnnis."
Yours, &c, hARA AWE. "
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

TUESDAY, Juiy o, 1873.
SALEs-1, 500 vfrSisia consols sold at SIX; loo
Virginia consofs new sold at IS; 1876 Virginia
tax-rcceiyable coupons sold at 7s4; 1000 Man
chester efshtp.r.cent. tasrccevable bonds sold at
824.
State observation-disclosures consols; " bid. 57h
asked: Virginia consols, new. 2SH btd, ~ ASKED
virginia interest certificates bid; Virginia fax-re-
ceivab!e COUPONS 70 bid 10 ASKED North caro-
Cifg Richmond city s's. j.. and j.,
IA bid Rlshmond city g. u and i'd y l9 GO BIC BIC
ricss5urg Ely rs NJ and y. io2 BID; Mans che
and n, l0l asked Manchester IS ttax-recevaolel,
n. and s., 10 bid. 92h asked.
Railroad Bonds tirg!nia Central Railroad first s
Railroad third mortgage as. j. aud D., 80 bid; Wiz,
gtnia Central Railroad fourth mortgage s's. j. and
gage s's, j. and j., 90 bid; virginia and Tennessee
Railroad second mortgage Ga, j. and J., 81 bid;
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad third mortgage
ssoad funded AND r. IS
Railroad first mortgage preferred SIS, j. and D.
ferred &c, J. and j., rs bid. 80 asked southside
Railroad third mortgage preferred 6s, j. and j., 81
bid: Petersburg Railroad sccopd mortgage ss, J.
road certificate, sS bid; Richmond and Petersburg
Rai,road first mortgage SIS, A. and o., I03 bid;
mortgage rs j. and j., 81 bid; Orange and Alex
andra Railroad first mortgage 6's. NJ. and n. SIS
DID; Orange and Alexandria Railroad second mort
gage 6's, j. and j., SO bid Orange and Alexandria
Railroad Third mortgage SIS, NJ. AID N, SO asked;
Richmond and Danyille Railroad consolidated G's.
n. and n. TX bid, 70 asked; Piedmont Railroad
first mortgage SIS. 4. and O., 95 bid; Richmond
York River and Chesapeake Railroad first mortgage
Ss, j. and j., IS bid, S2k asked.
Canal B0nds.-.JaileS River and Kanawha Canal
first mortgage 6'$. NJ. and n. SO asked
Railroad St0ckS.-Cheslpeakea and Ohio Railroad
100 par. 2 asked: Petersburg Railroad, 100 par,
asked; Richmond and Petersburg Railroad, 100 par
500 asked: Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad common. 100 par, n asked; Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad seven per
cent. guaranteed, 100 par, 90 bid. 95 asked; Rich
mond and IJarvilic Railroad. 100 par, 2 bid: Sea-
board and Roanoke Railroad common. rs bid, 90
asked.
Bank Stocks.-Stare Bank OF Virginia, 100 par,
Tx bid; Merchants and Planters Savings, 25 par.
lsa bid: Richmond Banking and Insurance Com
pany, % par, Is bid
ins9rdnce Companies.-Virginla Fire and MAJ
rtne, 20 par. 33 md. 80 asked; Virginia State, 25
par, 81 bid: Virginia Home. 100 par, SO bid, 80
asked; Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par, So
asked; City, 100 par, 70 bid. go asked; Kchm ond
Fire Association, 25 par, Is bid.
NiSceNdne0uS.-OldD Dominion Steamship Gem
papy, 90 par. SIS asked.
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TEL EGR PHIG IN TEL LIGENCE,
EhBRAClNG FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC NEWS.

THOMPSON AND PARTY AT
THE NORFOLK NAvY-YARD-ISTERE
ING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THE CAMDEN
IN. 81 MURDERER--TEIE MISSOURI AND
PACIFIC RAILHOAD-FUSERAL OF LIEU
GRIPENBERG, OF THE RUSSIAN
NAvy-DRATH OF FATHER sCHEMMEL-
FIRES IN BUFFALO AND. MILWAUKEE
COTTON CROP REPORTs-PROGREss OF
THE INDIAN EMEUTE-WAsHTNG TO n
lTEMs-s PANISH HONoRS TO CUBAN
oFFJCIALs-ENGLAND' OWNERSHIP OF
CYPRUS DIsTAsTEFUL TO FRANCE-JA-
PANEsE ARREST OF Mo-
NEYED OFFTCIALs-SER1OUS AFFRAYS IN
YOKOHAMA BETWEEN ENGLISH AND
RUSSIAN SAILORS = INTERESTING FROM
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND PROBABLE
DEATH OF FRENCH MISSIONARIES IN CO.
REA--SI,N DOMINGO; A REVOLUTION M
PENDING THERE-THE ORANGE PARADE
IN MONTREAL FIRES IN OTTOWAY VAL
LEY &C, &C,
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A REPORTERS REMARKABLE ADVENTURE.
Fort Wayne, Ind, July 6.-George T.
Avery, a reporter Of the Lima [ohio) Demo.
crdt. met with remarkable adventure last
night. He was walking along street in
Lima, and, in passing some vacant lots. was
waylaId and assaulted by three strangers,
who carried him into a secluded place,
bound his feet, tied his hands behind him,
and placed thick rope about his head and
through his mouth. They kept him three
hours, and then put him in a boN-car on the
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago rail-
road. He was brought to this city, where
he was discovered and released. He re-
turned to Lima this afternoon. He has no
idea who his assaiIahts were. Lima is sixty
miles east OF Fort Wayne.
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BOTETOURT COUNTY.

WHY COUNTRY MERCHANT PREFERRED TO
BUY GOODS u ICnMOND-PERSONAI.-
QUIET VILLAGE OF CATAWBA.
ICorrcspondcncc OF the Richmond Dispatchl
July 6, 1878.
Well, Mcssrs. Editors, I have concluded
to write you Il short letter. Just twenty
five years ago was my first - on to Rich
mond." | was then looking after mcrchan-
disc but at that time | had Philadelphia
on the brain. But found goods higher in
that city, so soon fell back to Richmond.
| have Il keen recollection Of many Of your
merchants who stood ut their posts, like
the Roman sentinel traded considerably
in your city from the fall OF 1865 to 1859,
and can truthiully say never met with
the first man who tried either to cheat,
wrong, or defraud me.
Ny second "on to Richmond" was in
the fall Of 1864. Then, as Mr.. Darlington
would say, we had no time to chat. stop
ped at the fine hotel about Camp Lee for Il
few days only, and was called to roll one
rainy morning minus hat and boots but
got hold OF an old cap. and Sambo lent me
!. pair of old shoes, and in this condition
made nv second grand entry into Main
street. But my fortune soon turned. | met
with Colonel W., who recognized me and
showed me great Kindness. L know ln-
gratitude belongs to weak humanity, but
hope may have the opportunity OF return
ing this kindness. think Colonel w. was
formerly 4 member OF the old firm Of Word,
Weisiger Il Co.
But twenty years ago l fell back from
busy life to the quiet valley OF Catawba, one
Of the tributaries OF the grand James river,
where / live in peace and hear OF war no
more.
If Mr.. Miller. OF Pennsylvania, would
extend bis trip up the James to the mouth
of Catawba. and thence up Catawba to its
head-waters, and then 90 few hundred
yards to the bead-waters OF Roanoke OF
Stanton river, he would not see many
mules, tin horns, or negroes, but fine horses,
cattle, and as fine land as can be found in
the old Commonwealth, some Of which can
be bought cheap.
II l have time / would like to tell you
something more about this valley, where
the red man fingered long and fought hard,
many relics OF which can be found to this
day; also, something about the first buffalo
calf caught and shipped to England, for
which the donor received q grant OF thirty
thousand acres OF land stretching along this
valley. CATAwBA.
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4 NIRGINIAN SwINDLED.-The Philadel-
phia Times says its exposure of the crooked
real estate Transactions OF A. II. Wyman d
Co., OF that city, or rather of George n.
Townsend, who, it says, is the brains Of
the concern, has created considerable en-
element. The Times states that one OF
Townscnd's victims is Mr.. L. G.. Booth, Of
Nottoway county. Va, who now resides in
Philadelphia, and who confesses to have
been defrauded out OF over $4,000 in the
shape OF promiSsory notes. Mr.. Booth says
some OF these notes were obtained from him
by false and fraudulent representations, and
others he pronounces forgerieS.
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New York Items.

NEW YORK July 9.-The Supreme Court
Judge DanieIs) to-day granted an order
transferring four and hall million OF dol
lars Of the mortgage that was given to Sc
cure. the bondholders OF the Missouri and
Pacific railroad from The hands OF the trus-
tee OF the National Trust Company to the
Central Trust Company. The transfer was
granted on the application of majority OF
the bondholders.
The funeral OF Lieutenant Gripenberg, Of
the Russian navy, whose mission here ere
ated 50 much comment, took place to-day.
His remains were inferred in the Naval
Cemetery at Brooklyn.
Rev. Father Schemmel, OF the Society Of
Jesus, died this morning. r.
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By Telegraph.
NEW itiRh,

SES y9EE Jay 9mco'on dull a. and easy easy
81 bales: Flour without decided change; southern herr,
to- Choice sc eStra ., M s @Ieai opened
nc 9ssr a sTsed pe E eieey so
2 Il shade lirmcr. otherwise unchanged. Coffee
quiet. Sugar steady, with light dcmauh. Molasses
%liil at sI49l@ si.47f New southern ro,a,ocs.
S2.25@$2.30. Turpentinc Urm ht 292c. Pork
rmer And mGrs active meS n r So
WHISKY KY: sreiiY at sI.o7is. TreIsh:s TH:ci
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. july 0.-Tlour dull and unchanged
Southern wheat firm, and demand good western
strong aud higher; southern red prime ! l@ sl.o3,;
amber, 81 03Mi1.07; NJ. western winter red,
spot aud July. $ :04: August, 81. Southern corn
higher southern white, 52m53c. yellow. 4sc. Oats
fairly active and steady southern. 30@35c western
Th aos3BT3 G %eiTGH QUIET and Hn
changed. Butter dull and unchanged tohco qniet
and firm. RIO cargocs. 1910 l6hc. Whisky n2I!.
Flour. 2,40o barres: wheat, $4,000 bushels: corn.
$4,000 bushels; oats, 40 bushels. Shipments:
Corn $4,000 bushels. FrcghtS dul
CINCINNATI.
!lSclSE.Ti,J July o.-Four caslrr; family en :l:i3
MSJ.50. Whcat-Supcrhne new, 7Om soc. Com
quiet and Grm. Oats 27M3oc. Pork dull ana non:-
nal. Lard In improved demand: current make.
short rib sj.4OMs55O: short clear, 50 10, Bacon
steady: shoulders. $500 clear rib. 81. l2Ii: clear
sides, $500 Whskcy sttudy ut sl0j. Hogs steady.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. July 9.-Flour dull extra. a2. 75M
50. Wheat steady; red Sec: amber aud white, so
IL 9Oc. Corn in fair demand; white, 43c.: miHeG,
ACC. Oats quiet: white, 30c.; mixed, Use. PORK
quiet ut Sl0M$ 0.2J. Lard quiet: choice leaf. III
tierc s, Sc: choice leaf In kegs. 9c. B,llk-nea3
easier; shoulders, So clear rib, $685. clear sides
$500 Bacon firm but not qn0lably higher: sugar
cured hams. 10a@12e. Whisky steady NJ Sl.01.
Tobacco unchanged.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. July 9.-Flnur dull and unchanged.
Wheat higher; No. 3 red fall, SS7sIGSUsc. Corn
no. mixed, 35lc. Oats hlghrr. Whisky lrm
at ) l06. Pork quiet: jobbing. F9.4OMS9.3O.
! Lard held ut $3.50 Bulk-neatS n0mlnally un-
changed. Bacon lrmcr: shoulders. 50. 37lt4 $3.50;
clear rib, :6.l0; clear .ides, Sc. l2h(Gs6 20.
Receipts: Flour, 1000 barrels: Wheat $4,000
bushels corn. 5000 bushels: oats, 1000 BUSH
els. shipments: Flour. $500 barrels: wheat, co.
coo bushels corn 5000 bushels.
CHICAGO.
| CHICAGO. July 9.--Flour steady and firm. Wheat
| excited and higher-thc market appears TO be cor
| nerel: No. 2 Chicago spring, Ola 944c cash, 93A.
hL93sc. July. Corn active, firm. and higher; 3S4c.
| cash, 3Sic. July and August. Oats active; 24Ec.
| cash, 24c. Juy 22tsc. August, Pork strong: $3.50
cash. 50 .35MS9.371a August. i9.50eqS9.54H Sep
tcmbGr. Lard active and higher: $3.50 cash, $500
August. Bulk meats unchanged. WhlsEey un-
changed
| Receipts: Flour. 5000 barrels; wheat, $4,000
bushels corn, 2Ol.000 bushels oais, $4,000
bushels. Shipments: Flour. 1000 barrels; wheat,
| 5000 bushels corn. 100000 bushels: oats 81,
! 900 bushels.
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SEGETINE.
" + G f T [ \ Z
WILL PREVENT AND CURE
PARALYSIS.

ENJOYED A GOOD NIGHTS REST.
SO. LAWRENCE. MASS, April 80, 1877.
NJ. H. X. SterenS:
Sir,-Some five years ago ! commenced taking
TEGETISE At that time had shock OF PdTdiy-
sis, and could not walk across the room without
assistance found great relief from 1t at first, but
discontinued The use Of it again, and am now able to
do my own work, and am washing to-day. / had
taken large quantities OF morphine. and was unable
TO sleep. | have found VEGETINE 10 be great
quetcr Of the nerves and after taking 1t Lave been
able 10 enjoy good nights rest. believe 1t TO be
good medicine, and chccrlully recommend 1T to
others. a. - RoBENls,
No. Kingston Cour:. Lawrence, Mass.
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FATALLY STABBED WITH A PENKSlFE.-
Neto York, July Sd. Tierney, John Nc
Carly, and John Buckley were this morn
ing arrested, charged with the murder OF
James Dougherty on the morning Of July
9TH. McCarty admitted having haG IN alter
cation with the man on the morning OF July
4th, and that he struck at him with small
penknife, which he dropped on the approach
OF the officer. When told that the man was
dead, he cried, IS My God, didn't mean to
cut him." McCarty, the confessed muir
derer, Is twenty years OF age, and his COM
panions are aged seventeen and nineteen
years.
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I ftssss Prime euttsng, 1MIzcS northern a,
aseg.eYn prime euttins. toe: common, 6S0c. I;
Enaljs dairy 1s@Se 9 !. Tinssspps. 2 ss
Fiji Herfnas- ortn Caroiiaa ny s,ts, $40
| 6s4.EO: North faroifaa VYrEs. 81 aa4.hD: North
Carolins e s3s5S99i M M
h Hnss 81 .s7 sa'f No. j, s1.so :
nA hosassss: Common lt6asheacs. 22c.;
asS5Sc "a aaon: New orlea,s prime: 4oas5e.
SAT-: Liverpool, from store. SI35 Ground
alum. from store, s5s; 9 sack: ,.u, .,,u,n
lated. lUkc.: A.. 9Y@9kc.: d. &C.: extr. @,
sEia9c.: yellow. 7a@ ssc.: Gu: loaf L.. Porto
sosp: Common nv. 3a7c.. oes, nasnIns 7tkasc.:
toilet. 5M2Uc.: and hncv Drices country. 4n3c.
imperial. sII0@sI.s0; gnnrowder. s1.45AaL7o
for strictly choice.
Hides. Leather. re.
Hides: Green. 4S5c.: dry sailed. 126l3c.. dry
hint. 1916; wet sailed. 714asc.; wet sased CALI
Lssther: Sole leather. oak. ssa4oe:: sole leather
hemiock. lS@s25c.: country npDnr. 30Ja5ns-: city
COUNTRY nasn sssSs ety. s sh. s2ssc = d. saif.
skins French *l.l5@S225 p d.: rough st,rs'nS,
from. Steel. Nails. sc.
iron: American refined. Od Domiann "a
az 2-1Oc. n d.; English ard American ahrct. 80
&C.: Swedes. hammered. SIC: hoop. 4ns.S; Pig
iron NirR1Hia C0al-i'sist ciErcCai. -SoS%SoS
waru-blast charcoal. s24Ges2S; PennaSisapla an
thracte. s209s22: West VIRGINIA coke. 81 t@ts23.
EnftS. Old Dominion, s2.40 fSe- key FOR .faiic-
arn-that IS ten -penI,y: other Sizes "xira.
PIOugh- CastinGs: who'esaIo. s6t3~-'.: r",tit
oJs6f6c. p u.
Rope: Manila. best. 14aI5c.: ju,e. sGl9c.
Bags: Mixed cotton. DC: while. &c.: "''.hie2
T@Isc.
Lumber. slaves. sc.
Lam6er: White oak. S12mSl5 y Loco: I--sterr
Virginia uorar $l2.50@s25 > 900: ~fitp zine
S20G&S6J Z. 1000 yellow pine boards. slorSla;
frnr. S2.5OMs5: cypress s.y-inch. $7.ioM$lG
i 1000 Lath-Spnt.s 1.'0; saweo. s2.2Ims2.5t
Loco.
St0res: Whtskev-barrt lin .cr.cn. SlS0i2Sp
l.000 seasoned. :20NsF23 T, 1000. flour-barre
timber. S6G1<S7.50 p 1000. F!onE-ba-rel po:rss7
MS: observation-disclosures. no demand: hlckory-h0op:,
tl2.5N.
i.Iauors. Wines. &c
Isie: Scotch. best brands, plnts S2@rZ.23 =
GcIcu. gold
Brnudies: Domestic. ~ .25Ss2: frr,'. xl.loG
Sl.i0: apple. new. sl.T5Gs2: Old. s22JntS3;
Virginia peach. S2d,s2.a0.
Hue lhiskeus: Medium. I. 5anfsE: pure c(;. t2
GSi: Virginia mountain. ne%. s2m,S2!N. Id.
S.. = ga So so and upwards
Gin: Domestic. 81 .25IS2: hnro.'"-. IS q c!.se,
Nero England Rum *l.50N$1.GG.
2.ctifsd HhiS&eus: Market quiet: proof 1l.2o.
niill-Feed.
HipstuF: 35M40c. "A bushel: $50 n ton.
,Vaeat Brnn: 206l25c. y n,shc,: $50 I. Ton.
Cora Bran: lie. per bashel; Sl5GSlS 3 ton
Powder. Shot, &c.
Fuse: Toys mining. 35c.Gtsl.2j = lri :ss!
POtcGer: 1913 by t:le five s":S-.'t,.- iaS': ~,
kegs. 1925 blasting, s3.25@s3.50.
Shot: Northeil,, S2.10G*2.23 :. lag ii - W
GriDdStones: lAa2sc. p III.
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DIsCoRDAST GREENBACKERs.-The meet
ing OF the Committee OF Organization o.
the Greenback party OF New York city,
held Saturday night, was disgusting eX-
hibitiop. Biasphemy, profanity, and every
kind OF foul language, resounded through
the hall. They made threats against each
other, insulted each other, and one OF them
made an assault upon another.
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The INDIAN Outbrcak.

San Francisco, July 9.-Telegrams from
Portland say that great excitement prevails
there over the alarming condition OF az
fairs. Volunteer companies are organizing.
Plenty Of men >are obtainable, but there is
great need Of arms and means. The steamer
Northwest will he armed and manned,
under the command OF Captain Wilkinson,
and will endeavor to intercept the hostiles
as they attempt to cross the Columbia river.
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nARIsIE IrTEg.L3t.ESCE.
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MINIATURE ALMaSaEI-JULY 10. 1878.

sun rises ............ 4:j2 HIGH TIDE.
sun T:1S l2:45
Mo"n sets......... LOG Eren'ng............ 1:lS
PORT OF RICHMOND, july ., 1879.
ARRIVED.
Schooner NJ. II. Cuza. Bayiiss. New York. In bal
last 20 loud flour for Bahia, Ilaxall -Crcusaw COM
pany.
SAILED.
steamer Ariel, Mayo, Norfolk. United STATES
mail, merchandise and passengers, j.. e. Tatum,
agent.
steamship Old Dominion. Walker, New York.
merchandise and passengers, Il. w. Allen & Co.,
agents.
Steamer Ashland, Carr. Philadelphia. mcrchan-
disc and passengers. j. w. McCarrick, agent.
Schooner Is. G. Terry. Harris, New York, coal,
Curtis & Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Philadelphia July 7,h, schooner Grace
Gushing, Mosier.
BY Telegraph.
FORT MONROE. July 9.-ArrIycd: Eark Joan
rrahry, seeking. Passed ont fIom Richmond: BARK
Brazilian, for Rio.
DISABLED MACIlISEEY.
LONDON, July S.-Thc arrival ut Liverpool OF tic
steamship Cordovia. which left New Orleans jane
9th, Is delayed by disabled machinery.
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PHTNTING-EIGUSES.
nISPATCH PRINTING-HOUSE.
GOOD WORK. Low PRICES.

GOOD WORK. Low PRICES.
lfay,ng ono OF the LARG EST AND BEST
EQUIPPED JOB OFFICES IN TILE SOUTH. com-
b.ncd with skillui mechanical talent, we are pre-
pared 10 execute promptly, in the very best s!yie
and AT Low PRICES, every description Of
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
SUCH AS
DUSINESS-CARDS.
gISITING-CARDs.
r'kOFESSIOSAL-CARDS.
wEDDISG-CARDS.
sIIOW-ChRDS,
CIRCULARS.
GiLLS LADISG.
RECEIPTS,
LErTER-HEADs.
NOTEHEADS.
ACCOUNTS SALE.
STATEMENTS.
S''' CHECKS, x,rrs
DRUG-LABELs.
i"'s' ENVELOPES.
PAMPHLETS ARGUMENTS.
tc., &c.
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORN a
SPECIALITY.
*. have all tia NEWEST STYLES OF Tlfh
an, s,ecptc work In a manner that cannot be sur
passed. ,,,,,vc
We also do all kinds Of BINDING and hoAiN"'
Orders from the country promptly ME" anu 1e-
,,,....., n - n press ar mail,
We viii, cheerfaliy furnish estimates ana ssaa
sample when REQUIRED. mn
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Con0orr.tiom I'm Rufr,lo.

BUFFALO, n. Y, July GA fire occurred
this evening in Holiness barrel-factory, on
Chicago street. Many private dwellings
were destroyed. 1t Is thought the whole
block will go. During the fire Superin-
tendent Rogers was Frustrated by sun
stroke. The fire is thought to be OF incer-
diary origin
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V SALE or Posq al. g Postal.cais1s
were introduced in our postal system in
May, 1879, an d the public may be said to
have become cqGalnied with their use by
the beginning OF the following fiscal year.
The following table shows the annual con-
sumption and percentage or increase over
the preceding Y ear since observation-disclosures:
Increase.
: IT,. H. ~ rnas a
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Potter subcommittee.

NEW ORLEANS, July 9.--Collector Smith
testified before the Potter subcommittee as
to the employees in the custom-house ana
and the warehouses. The object of the CON-
mittee is to get the name OF Simpsons friend
who witnessed the bribery OF the members
Of the Returning Board.
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NERVOUSNESS. aud all arrangements Of the ncr-
vous system, are usually connected with diseased
condition of the blood. Debility is Il frequent ac-
compartment. The first hing to be Gone Is to i'm
prove the condition Of the blood. This Is accom-
plIshed by taking VEGETISE. 1t is ancrrc-mcdi-
cine, and possesses controlling power over the
nervous system.