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GRANT on THE BoNAPARTEs.-A Herald
telegram from Paris states that much eX
element has been created by the publica
ton in the Temps OF an interview with
General Grant in Norway. The eX-Presi
dent, In the course OF the conversation, de
nounced Napoleon as "the enemy OF France
the betrayer OF the Republic, and the au-
thor Of useless and fatal wars" He also
said that he did not care to see the Prince
Imperial or any Of the Bonaparte family.
The Republicans are naturally delighted
ut General Grants declaration, the more sc
because an impression derived from some
American papers obtained that the Union
General favored the Boaapartes. This con.
yersaton removes that impression etlec
tuallH.
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CHICAGO LUMBER MARnET.

July 29-At The Tnrds.-Latc copiouS rams
have brought Il good many logs on he Black An"
Chippewa rivers to the mills. but there Is stili 4
heavy deficit In the MissisSppi-vaey supply OF logs
that cannot be made good this selsoI. The ina-or-
ders for iumte- from thar section OF the country
continue large and trade NJ The local yards Is quite
active. prices remaining steady although Tie stocks
much heavier than year ago. We quote:
First anu second clear. la92-inc:. S32&*34;
third clear 1S0t2-inch. S2S6lS30: siding, Grst aud
second clear. dressed Sl65o@3l7: siding FIRST conf
mon. dressed, sl4.50@:l5: A flooring, dressed.
$3.50: Il flooring, dressed, $3.50: & flooring.
dressed. $3.50; box boards, A. - inches and up
ward s32: box boards, T. iuches and upward. SO
box boards, G. 81; A stock boards, 10@l2,insh,
$25@s30; i stock boards. l0ell pinch, $20@s28:
c stock boards. l0@l2-iuch, SIT: common stock
boards, ID. s149sl4.50; Gull boards. $9.50@$1I :;
fepcug, No /. 1G feet. S11l*12.5C: fencing. No.
i, IL 70 FEE, s1l@sl2.59: fencing, I s te z, 20
common boards 10, IL. / @, and 90 feet. slT.5o@
s13; dimension STUFF; S1o@sl2; ;. Gimensioa
TO sxs, sl0.5o@s 10; round cedar posts. 10@l0c. ;
rough and couoInon. ssMsl0.
Ltrths.-Dry 1ath, sl.9o@*3.
MinatsS.-"A" standard to extra. s2.33p
$3.50 No. l, :l.25GSl.30.
Inside prices for common lumber are realized for
sreen.-TimeS.
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July 3O.-Western leaf is showing 4 fair degree
Of activity. 4 good portion of the business Is from
The Reggie BUYERS. Some grades are so plenty that
stock shows regular prices The advices from tho
West are decidedly unfavorable IN regard to the
growing CROP ana This tends 10 make holders rather
indifferent unless they c3n get steady price,. Viz
ginia leaf shows good assortment: there Is less III
qiry for supplies. Seedleaf Is heins taken TOT fair
extent, alike for export and home trade, and prices
@l2c.: 594 cases Ohio, crop 1877. at 74Ns 9!:c.;
40 cases Wisconsin, crop 1877. ut TIC: SO cuses
New England. crop 1876, 1t 1S@30c.: 80 cases
New England. crop 1877. on private terms; %
cases PENNSYLVANIA, crop 1875, en- private terms !:
~. IN The follnwns are The limitations. Vir
ginia leaf, bright wrappers. common TO medium,
l562Oc.: good 10 fine 25p35c. line TO extra line,
l6@2Oc.; ugs common TO good, 2!aIs5c. very good
TO fuc. 5Gl6':c.; Leaf, common to good, G@74c. (;
black wrappers Ga i4c.-JournnL Of Commerce.
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eintssa sSa7gc wei esausas 7kasss salsp6 caIs

Eiistt1a ~ 1eSsS We es0ss 1
Is Esafnsrs Sole oa /. l..tsps
fenloek. sa25e. ct,liitrt irtDsr. l !: gig;
country. ssasS :citr finish. s2G3Bc q ID: salt.
SKINS French. u ~: rough sstr'iss
lrcn. steel. Nails. Sc.
rom. American refined. Old dominion 2es
az 2-10c. a d.; English and American sIr.et. 81
s DC: swsdes; hnmmerg ssc.; hoop 4 90 P ya
tllraeita. s20@s22: West yirrfufa coke. sZ1Gaaa
Edi.s: Old Dominion, s2.40 per kes for .ta'.''
psoaga- Casttags:: wholesale. 4ds4kc.; retiit
Reas Mixed cotton. lie: white. 2lss: sosr~n
Lumber, slaves. &c.
Litmoer: White oak. Il 2i@i1 5 z, ! 600: Tesur
y,Fms pon =, az So12:5o@s2a 1000: Will .;ne
Jolst. st2@Sls.. according TO legths. shlnrIes-
PINE. s2.50M*5: cypres. six-inch. A7.3pa*lt
1000. LaIhs-Spiit; *l.5C sawed. s2.259SS2a,
: Stores Whiskcy barrel ti,nber.creer. s1sas2aE
fnSe sss2as os 1853 rhoeQ,
as: hogsllead-hoops. no demand; HETEROGENEOUS.
Liauors. Wines. &c.
ite: seeteh. oest brands. .pints S2egsS.a5
Brnadies: Domestic s1.256s2 'frur: -. 10
sl.4n; apple. new. sl.75@s2: old. s..2aMfs,
virginia peach. s2fas 80.
Rue Thiskeus: Medium. { .50G.s2: purs Cll.. =
1s4: Virginia mountain. new. s2GsS2.sh. Id
81 SOC 1880 AMI UPWARDS. II 80
Gin: domestic. 81 .25GS2: imIGr;a,- IS Z. cas-
Eet1 England Rum S1.50MS1.60.
RsctNsd WhtsT.ys: Market quiet: prof. s1.2O
LicorIce.
LiCDrfce .onsft: }. C.S Co.. 3Ic.: T. g.. Z3..
a. q. c.. 23c.; X. 4 Co.. 24c.: P. - x5r: AncncI
27c.: 4. G. g.. 26c.: g. e.. Csc: G. G. Eagle
29c.: C. c. W.. 1Gc.: no brand. lie.
Mill.Fecd.
.htDstuE: 35I4Oc. p bushel; i2O = ton.
Br0tcnstuf: 27M30c. y .b,iSile,; $50 q ton
Wheat Bran 20@25c. a hnshcI: 800 q ron.
Cnr,a ETun: Tic. per bashel; Sl5MS1S q ton
Powder, Shot, &c.
Fuse: TOYS mining. 35c.@s1.25 2 100 '.-t
Poicder: 1915 by the tive kegs-le:s thar I,
Kegs. 1925; blasting, s3.25GS3.50.
Shot: Northern. so. 106pS2.25 ? bag o. "a n,
GrindSt0neS: lkGL2Ic. p ID.
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rus STRUGGLES ENDED N MILWAukEE.

sIE STRUGGLE ENDED is sMisMAohSn' s
,,s,.,rrer. WIS, July 31.--The corner
!. 1nir wheat eliminated amid great excite
IL HI at go this afternoon. a rev minutes
n mI noon the Board closed. Mcaeocn
n,'.sa,,,ncfed his brokers to bid lou Genus ioI
an tho July wheat offered, thus establishing
~. -, nr,ee at which delinquents must settle;
ts ~, were made for all but 34.0eo
S,,Sbels. This amount is due from promi.
"nnt members OF the Board, VINO claim tnelr
i ns.Is are margined TO higher inquire tnan
w. dosing price; but they were forpianen
~, ~. ,leir customers to settle. Ihe matter
IN he thrown into the hands OF commit.
w. an arbitration. McGeoch q CO.'S proIits
nr ,hc corner are variously estimated NJ
,.nr, s,oo. 900 to 100000. 1t is certainly
.so most successful manipulation ever at
~. a.,.,.nd in the Northwest. II is now thought
,mgrst wheat is cornered.
THE gEsrLT IN CHICAGO.
cu,c,co. July 3l.--The corner i'll wheat
.,,In,;no,ed to-day. and the highest price for
s"'h yoS 40 cents. At the close llo4 cents
s ','os noid for July. There was less excite
, wan than anticipated. the price only having
ln," I'm about two cents during the entire
e. and the corner showing much less
u S,r,a,g,h here than in milwaukee,. There IS
s,,rh discussion rs to whether the rule OF
.be state Warehouse Board, rs interpreted
hv the directors, regarding the right OF
,,.ro.ors 10 deliver winter wheat IN corr
,racis in place Of spring. will stand In court;
,css, eases will Immediately be tired, ana
Ihor,. who offered winter wheat mixed
with spring in settlement VIII INSIST shae the
r,,,e obich makes such wheat grade as
s,ri,,r i in force. and that they have set
led Other suits will be brought on the
,,ronnd tina, this whole operation is cor
nor contrary 10 law and to the regulations
# ,hc Board Of Trade, which must now 1lN
= settlement price.
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TOBACCO MARK ETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY, August l, 1878.
TIE breaks To-day comprised 500 hsesheads and
10 terces. The offerings at auction On Change
6S packages; OF Which number 20 were taken IN,
and the remainder sold ii prices ranging from
sl.70 to s16.7s. ..
There has been no material change In prices. Low
grades continue to Slow but bids for much The
larger part of offerings were accepted, Desirable
shipping grades Of full weight, and medium to good,
smooth, leafy filters have been and are quite scarce
and when put on the breaks cause pretty spirited
competition between buyers, and always command
full prices. The few packages OF medium 10 fine
bright wrapping leaf up since our last mostly failed
in obtaining satisfactory prices. and remained I'M
sold.
we continue TO quote:
NEW DARK.
LeGf-C0lnnon. S4Ms5; medium. S5GlG; good,
sSMS10; fine, S11G1S14.
BRIGHT.
Lugs.-Common colory, $3@S4.
FIterS.-COmm0n. SiMSo: meiiilIln, :J6YS1:
good, $7@s10: fine. $l0MSl3.
Suloktrs.-CommoD. S7GiSS.50; medium. 500
81 good, s1O@sl3; tine, sl5@S1S fancy SIC
Trnppers-Connon. Sl2Ms15: medium. SIS
GrS25: good, S30Ms4J; fine, SGoMsIc; fancy.
$75@S90.
The following is comparative statement OF The
inspections and deliveries Of tobacco. together with
stock on hand, at the different warehouses in the
city of Richmond from 1st October to 1st August.
1877 and 1873.
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SIXTY YEARS i MAsoS.-Mr. Alexander
i. Newman, OF this county, is doubtless
one OF the oldest Masons living. He has
shown Us certificate granted him by Front
Royal Lodge, No. 102, dated on the 2lst
day OF June. 1921, commencing him as o
worthy member OF said Lodge, and in
which it is stated that he was initiated on
the 10th OF October, 1918, The certificate
is signed by William NJ. Robertson, Master;
William 7. Brown. S. W.; Newton Head
ley. j. w., and Samuel Simpson, Secretary.
Mr.. Newman served in the war 1912, ant
in the Confederate cavalry during the late
war. He is yet hale and hearty, and appa
rently has many years Of life before him.
Winchester Times.
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FFIN aANeyI ];
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
TrtnspAr August 1, 1879.

dnlerisnt 0if--1D0 .f bids5 80 - ...
State observation-disclosures cGIsols, Do bid. lG
asked: Virginia cpnsDls. ntw, ~ bid, 80 asked;
Virginia deferred, 8 bid: Virginia tax-receisnh!
coupons, 7Sk bid, 10 asked.
City Observation-Disclosures city SIS, j.. and j.
II asked; Richmond City 6,s, j. and j., OIL asked
Manchester s's, 81. and NJ. 80 asked.
Railroad BoHds.-vfrgtnta Central Railroad first
mortgages e's, J. and j., 81 bid Virginia Central
yirrinia C.gtrai Railrnad fourth mortgage e's'
j. and j.. 80 bid: Virgins Central Raflraad nom
mortgage Sis, }. and j., 92 bid Virginia and Ten
nesscc Railroad second mortgage Bfs. J. and j.. 05
bid (; Virginia and Tennessee Railroad third mort
gage S's, j. and D.. 100 bid; Petersburg Railroad
second mortgage 6's. j. and j.: so asked; Richmond
and Danvtile Railroad consolidated 6's, NJ and n,
7lis bid: Piedmont Railroad first mortgage s's, A.
and o., 90 bid.
Ratlroad Stocks Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad, 100 par. 40 asked Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad seven per cent guaran-
teed, 90 par, 90 bid, 95 asked.
hunk Siocks.--NationaI Bank OF Virginia, 100
par, go asked: State Bank OF Virginia, 100 par,
Tx bid; Merchants and Planters Savings, rs par.
1Sk bid Richmond Banking and Insurance Conn
pany. rs par, 27k bid; Citizens Bank, 25 rar, 224
asked. Il
ins,yanee Compantes.-yirrinia Fire and , Ma
rine. 25 par, SO asked: Virginia State, 20 par,
bid 2S4 asked Virginia Home. 100 par, 90 asked 4;
CITY. 100 par, 70 BID 81 asked; Granite, loo par
80 asked. - >st-t '-.5.l''
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South Carolina Democracy.

COLUMBIA, August 1.-The State Demo-
cratic Convention met here to-day. General
John d. Kennedy was unanimously elected
president. The usual committees were APP
pointed, and q recess taken till P. M.
Upon rtasSemblinS the Committee on
Platform submitted n report, which re-
aftirms the platform OF 1876. Its provisions
are in harmony with the pledges and per-
formances of Governor Hampton, &c.
Accompanying the platform is Sc
RIGS of resolutions which urge party
unity, denounce fusion with Republic
cans, deprecate the presence OF indepen-
dent candidates also urge fostering OF i'm
migration, direct attention to the revenue
troubles in the upper counties, request the
President to grant amnesty to Illicit disti!-
lers.
The platform and resolutions were adopt
ed.
\ resolution endorsing Governor LAMP
ton and the entire State ticket, and nomina-
ting them for reelection, vas unanimously
adopted by rising vote amid great enthu-
siasm.
Governor Hampton and Others made
speeches. Convention adiourns tonight.
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TO CERTAIN CREDITORS OF THE STATE OF
SOUTH CAROLINA.

The following persons appear ~ creditors on Tue
books that represent In the Treasury Office the sGt
If this state known Is Revolutionary War claiIps,
issued Under the act of 1874. bearing Interest ~
three per ccntum. rcdeemablc 1T pleasure. and have
not called for the interest due the stock standing
I'm their names for such period al time rs TO give
rise 10 The presumption that their heirs. II any
there be now living. having no knowledge OF the cX
istence of said stock. and all Of which vii! appear
more fully by the following s!atamcnt-:o wit:
81 Johns Berkeley church. certificates Nos. 047
for S3l and 1873 for @Zu.23, inttres. unclaimed
for two hundred and thirteen quarters. and amount
ing 10 SSl.S4. William McCiuncy, certificate No.
AFT for s29.i5, interest unclaimed for tw0 hun
dred and ihirfy-cglit quarters. AID amounting 10
S52J7: estate JACOB 5iiDus, certificate No. 1863
for S20.l2. interest unclaimed for Two hundred
and slXtv-thrcc quarters. and amounting 10 5000:
Samuel Paxton. certificates kOs. lO6 for sil and
$50 for SG2.S2, Interest unclaimed for two hun
drcd aud sXty-Sevcn quarters. AMI amounting 10
S2O7.9O: Charles C.. Pinckney. Trustee OF Mary
Pnckney, certificate No. 33S for .S2.J2. Interest
unclaimed for one hundred aud sixty quarters. anu
amounting TO 5000; Arnoldus Nanderhost. lii
trust for the estate of James Wall. or Eir2lnil.
ccrtlticate No 81 for S2OO.5s, iutcrcat unclaimed
for three hundred ana sixteen quarters, and
amounting to si75.37.
Should the heirs mt law or legal representative o!
any OF said stockholders ilil To establish their
rights In laid stock OH or before the first day ol
November next the State Treasurer is authoiize',
and required 10 carry the principal ana iltsre,. or
said stock 10 the credit OF the state AMI close lie
accounts.
GCnder act 1st Of March, 1881
:. l.. LEAPHt4T.
State Treasurer OF South Carolina.
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made q mad convent Ion, ylolatcd existing
Itreatics, brought Into question nm import,
/ ant ISferogatiFe OF the Grown, discredited
us abroad and weakened ms at home. But
who are these pIenipoientiar whom he
denounces with ,inmitignted, unre'leved
censnre They are not merely Lords Bea-
cousleld and SaIisbury-they are repre-
sentatiyes OF England before Europe and
1.-THE world. Their work, when ratified, Is
the work or England. They have not
usurped power over an unwilling people.
Gladstone himself admits that they COM
| mand the approval OF the mass OF their
countrymen. There are persons In the
world besides Beaconsfield, and larger ques-
tions at stake. than tbas OF the conduct OF
the Ministry in the details ola prolonged
negotiation. We regret to say 1t, but the
whole tenor OF Mr.. Gladstone's speech, nv
what 1t omitted, was inconsistent with
craftsmanship or generous patriotism, and
he must proportionately forfeit his claim to
the attention Of his countrymen on this
| greut Issue.
RoSoRs TO BEACoNsF1ELD AND SALISBURY.
LONDON, August 1.-Great preparations
are making in London for civic honors to
Lords Beaconsteld and Salisbury on Satur-
day; when they will receive the freedom Of
tue uHO Uc Cutcl az ~ bob4aSp
given by the Lord Mayor at the Mansion
house. a dais has been erected on the
southern side OF Guild Hall, upon which
stands canopied throne; whereon viii be
seated the Lord Mayor, the British plenipo-
tentiaries, and the chief officers OF the cor
poration OF London. There will be ac-
commodations in this room for LOO per-
sons, including 400 members of Parliament.
The dais and seats will be covered with
scarlet cloth.
ANOTHER ATTACK on BEAcoNsFIELD.
LONDON, August LIN the House OF
Lords to-day Lord Carnaroon, vehemently
attacking Lord Beaconsfeld, asked for an
explanation OF certain remarks recently
made by Lord Beaconstield regarding Lord
Carnaroon's secession from the Cabinet.
He said if Lord Beaconsield meant TO say
that he (Carnaroon). at the moment OF diff
Guilty and danger, finched from what he
had pledged himself to do, he must abso-
lutely deny such q statement.
Germany.
LONDON, August Ia dispatch from Ber-
lin to the PaN-AaH Gazette says Count
Bismarck, son Of the Chancellor, who was
q candidate for Parliament, has been de-
feated in the election at Lunenburg.
Austrian Occupation of Herzegovina.
VIENNA, August 1.-The Eighteenth di-
vision OF the Austrian army crossed the
Damatian frontier and occupied Herzego-
yina fo-day.'
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Cuba

uoNoRs TO GENERAL CAMPOS-HEAyY STORM
AND NUMEROUS DISASTERS, &C.
HAVANA, August 1.-The Provincial Gu
ban Committee, composed OF prominent
Cubans, gave grand banquet last night at
the Tacon Theatre, in honor OF General
Martinez Campos, and i'll celebration OF
peace.
On the night Of the 30th OF July heavy
northeast storm prevailed at Batabona. in
the southwestern part OF the island. Nine
vessels are reported lost and six ashore.
These are undoubtedly coasters.
The steamer City 81 New York, from
New York, has arrived.
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xCW YORK IRON MARKET.

July 3o.-Scurch Pig-Therc is Il life!eS, market
vet ONLY occasional small los taken. which show We
Fable prices. American p:-Therc are 40 indica-
tons OF better order OF affairs in this connections
steadily diminished production lattcry does not have
The effect intended of stcadying prices there being
good deal of surplus stock vet on offer, which can
ONLY be marketed ut sacrifice With the Indifference
among buyers. The Lehigh companies practically
rei.se the low rates offered by most buyers
and when their brands ARE required relatively bet
ter rarge OF prices has 10 be met. For steel rail
there are orders constantly received by the mills.
which are kept busy, and ih"y do not enter into
fresh contracts except a, they may get satisfactory
prices. G.en:arnock quoted 1T S23.2J@ S23: 80;
pig. Sl6.jCW$lS for 40. l. Sl5.50M317 for
20. 2. S14.5O@SlG for forge. Rails. S32@ls3G for
American IL works. AMI steel rails ut S436s44.
Old rails duo:cd u0minaily ~ $l7m$1S. Wrought
SCRAP 0M:ol.-JOurndL Of Commerce..
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AND ONO RAILWAY
COMPANY.
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

rY VIRTUE OF a DECREE OF THE CIRCUIT
COURT oft.Ie city OF Richmond. catered on TIC 9ti
day OF JGlr. 1878, III the suit o. Duncan aud Cal
houn trustees. against The Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad Company AMI oilers. the ChrsaIraa" and
Ohio Railway COMPANY win lay A. It t., once y,
Jaly, 1878. and thc1ccfJr.h from time 10 rim. tu
aud including the 30sh day OF September ls7s:a o.
the same may BE- nropeiY demanded Of them me
Central Railroad Company:
T. All the interest pa>I due. Including Iii" Install
meut which fell due Isl July, 1878. upon oiit-
hupdred-thousaud-dolia bonds secured by me nrs.
mortgage OF The sand railroad company 10 The
Board OF Public Works OF virginia..
II. Ailthe interest past due, including iA& hS:a!-
mcnt which fell due lst July, 1878, uron sixteen
thousand dollars OF registered bonds sfcilr by The
and Macfarland, trustees, dated 20 JnDe, 1854.
ILL., All OF the interest coupons pact due upon ths
residue OF the bonds tnine hundred and ~" ,hou-
Ind dollars secured by stid las. named mortgage
TO and including the coupons whch ieil que Isl jar
uary. $40, with interest on said coupons from the
lime Of their maturity respectively l" Isl july
TIE Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company VII!
nlso is,lr on application, and after the said ga
july, 1875. at its Office in Richmond. Va 70 lnc
nariies entitled 10 receive the same: It's ob!!2alons
dated July /, 1878. and PAYABLE In one. imn ana
three years after date respectively WIN in,efes, ~
the rate of six per cent. per annufD, rtFaoe SEM;
annually on the first days OF JaLury aod aS4'i -:
settlement OF the balance OF interest," paS, o0s M
bonds and other indebtedness VI the 'irsinla cen
trail Railroad Company up to and lnciudins i.as
which fell due July l. 1878. not Included ID te sa,t
distribution provided Tor as abofe. auu 'h ~ ~,
which, b. The terms OF sale or me pr2isfs .. ~,
late Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company, Wy
purchasers were allowed q credit or one, t"o aii'
ibree years, In equal annual ins'alnenis en- were
reauircl 10 Issue such obligations therefor
The pay ment Of the abcyetcscribed obll ions -
secured by the lea Of .he trust deed cxeealei oS H
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company " o.Svt "
the Court to Joseph BRYAN and II. T. N.ehna'H;;
trustees for the purpose OF securing the
that part OF the pnrchase.moaey FOR whlsa tFsa a
wns given as provided IN the several judgments aha
DEGREES undcr which The said property was sold.
Parties presenting their coupons or claims Tor ~.
teresI for participation In the cash distrioa.,E arr
rr,u strd 10 prescnt Ut the, same time all a.aliooat
counons or claims FOR interest held by them and re-
cciYe the obligations to which they are emitted IN
of that part OF the Interest que them no.
embraced In the cash payment; and all other ep.'
ers OF bonds OF the Virginia Central Rairoaa a.
pany are requested to maze carry pfessn'a~a -
their Interest -claiIng for adjustment
THE CHESAPEAKE AND OH 10 RSiLN Al f, W. =
80 ''. by j. CARRETi. Cashier.
1,,x,. 1878. ~ l5'FtS
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Bl0GdleSS Duel.

AUGUSTA. GA. August 1.-R. S. Sau's-
bury and ]. S. Iverson, of Macon. met at a
point near here, but on the Carolina side OF
the river, this morning. Shots were eX-
changed. There was no damage. The affair
was settled, but the parties refused to give
| the cause OF the trouble.
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FATAL SWINGING ACCIDENT-A YOUNG
LApY's NECK BRoKEH.--C Cumberland. Nd,
July 3l.-At Homecoming, Md. about dusk
Tuesday evening, Mary Pritchard, AGED
nineteen. and Atram Lynch and Robert
Dick. aged abou! twenty years each. were
swinging on swing made OF pole fastened
to tree BIZ ioI k cut in the end. when the
forkcd piece broke, throwing the swlnSerS
distance CT about fifty feet. Miss prltcll.
ards neck was broken and her skull frac'
iured. Death WIS instantaneous. DICK
sustained severe conclusion oi the BRAIN,
bat is in az improved condition. Lynch
escaped wiki few bruiSeS.-Speci0t DIS
match 10 the Baltimore San.
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LOUISVILLE LEAF.ToBACCO MARKET.

July 29-The sales aggregated 1916 hogsheadS.
The Farmers House sold 20 hogsheads: hogs
heads Simpson County leaf at 1910, $40, $6.4O
$3.50, $3.50; hogshcad Warren County leaf al
Sc: hogshcads Hart County leaf at S7.S0. so.3o,
1855: hogshead Meade County Tugs al So: 10:
hogs head Simpson County common leaf at s425
2 hogshca,s Allen County common leaf ut S4.so.
$3.50 8 hogsheadS Green County common leaf at
M "a 80. S4.55; hogsheli Logan County leaf at
$500; J. hogshead Robertson County (Tenn. com
mon leaf at 1895: hogsliead Barren county Tugs
at So. Co. C0urier-Journdt.
lOther houses had sales 1t like pricesl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-02
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NEWS AND Gossrl'-p oLITI-
CAL NOTES &C NC HEssIoNAL NoMrNA,--
TONS SOUTH CAROLINA DEMOCRATIC
CoNyESTIoS-GOFE HAMPTON AND
THE ENTIRE STATE TICKET RENoMI-
.NATED-TwENTY-FOu NEW CASES OF
YELLow-FEvER At. NEW ORLEANs-1cE
DESTROYED BY fIRE-AN ELEVATOR AND
THIRTY THOUSAND BUSHELS OF GRAIN
DESTROYED By Observation-Disclosures
VIVA OCCUPIED BY AUsTRIANs-L1vELY
SCENE IN THE BRITISH HOUSE OF COM
MoNs-TnE LONDON TIMES MAKES A
FIERCE ATTACK on GLADsTtNE-CivIC
MoNORs TO THE; BRITISH PLf:NIPoTEN-
TIARiEs-.LoRD CARNAROON EXPLAINs-
A son OF BISMARCK DEFEATED FOR PAR
LAMENT, &C., &C.