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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-07

fearoiirx rc.. Ia half .sarreIs 1zsSsdes
o.t tssy. sl ~ 70 z, m No.3
Iara rinle. stssrreis mn f,srees q ii half.
.aSss.asss common syrup iossjssads. 22c.:
derces. use :harrtls. 14ce: seiiurre CO. syrups
sS sats 4 ssIs f ssm oss sIs | sssad
alum. from store. S5c. n Eack. 8 ~ 81
Sugar Crushed. 4 1c !. powdered: arsnr.s
sN@ 9e.: seiicv. !. cur ioal. II -. Porto
Rico SDemerura. 10d81 0fc III 2, .. z. = u
tofie Soe and p maey p rice coirs. sase.
Teas: Black. 55c.aSl.-tlle last : PRIME article:
Imperial, si.lo @sLs0 giiapowaer. : !, 4sfa1.76
Hides. Leather. Sc.
Hidss: Green -4id5c.: drv sailed I2aa13c.: dry
aini: dSg1 81; wei sal.ed WEI sted calf.
Leather: Sole leather oak. De-: sote tsa.her
liemloek. lS@25c.: country agner. 3ns:,oc city
e sgs 1885 ssss s, sasse
SKINS, French. $1.l59S2.23 . D.: rough skirring,
siron. Steel. Nasis.s &c.
IRON !: American refined. Old lomiaion "a
az 2-lOc. n d.: English and American sheet, so
&C.: Sweles, hammered, &c: hoop, a &C: Pig
iron: Vir1inia eoa-hlast charcoal. S2S1S32
tiraci,S. sSoassa West Tirsinta COKE ssiassas.
Naits: Old Dominion, s2.40 per Reg Tor stand
srd-that Is feN-Denuv: other sizes extra.
Plough casttnas. wholesale, 4s4ky. !: retail.
RoDe: Manila best. l4GGl5c.: Jufe. $685.. &
Rags: Mixed cotton, Ike: white. 21ff..: ~oollra
AnmDer. Stnyrs. AZ.
| Lumber: White oak. 81 2GnSl q l.0Ot,: N.sterc
Virginia poplar. S12.50Ms25 p 1000: W,iirp pipe
*200l$65 p 1000 yellow piue boards. 81 0IsI4;
1ost. Sl2GS1S. according 10 lengths S.linales-s
Pine S2.hO6RS5: cypress six-incn. S75d6aS10
1000. Liths-Split; $50; sawed. S2.25GlS2.6e
Stdpes: Whiskey-barrel tim Der xr.en. s s@s2eF
1000: seasoned. $20MS25 p 1000. Flour-barres
timber, a6@$7.50 q 1000. FiOur-barrel poles, 81
as: hOgshead-hoops, no demand; bcSory-ho0ps,
$3.50.
LIQUORS. Wines. sc.
| Ale: scotch. BEST brands. piDts szas22o
Brnndies: Domestic. Sl.25Gs2: !rnil. sI.loA
$40: aDDe. new. Sl.750eSz: old. 1928 Gs3;
Virginia peach. S2Ml$2.60.
| Rue WhiskeuS: Medium, Sl.5OtGS2: pure cid. t2
@S4; Virginia mountain, new, $zGsS2.Eu. I'D.
| s2.50@S3.50 and upwards.
Gin: Domestic. Sl.25@S2: imnorted. IS q Case.
Ne1o England Rum: 81 8 MS1.6O.
Rectifed WhfSkeyS: Market quiet: 7roe'. Sl.2O
Lscoricc.
Ltc0rtce Paste: >. q. & Co.. 3lc.: Il. T.. &c;
4. o. G.. 23c.; X. K Co., 2ic., Z. s.. 25n: Anchor
&c: A. G. c.. &c.: G. g.. 2Sc.; e. {. Eagle
29c.: c. c. W.. &c.,: no brand, tic.
MiIl.Feed.
| ShtDstuF: 35@40c p busheI; $50 p ton.
BTDtCnStHF: 27(l30c. p Dlshei; $50 q ton.
Wheat Bran 20@25c. bilshei: $50 a ton
Corn Bran tic. per bushel; s15MslS q ton.
Powder. Shot. &c.
Fuse: Toys mining, 35c.GS1.25 a 100 ieet.
P0ioder: 1915 by the five kegs-iess than bU
EGGS, 1928; blasting, s3.25@&390;
Gt; Sorthe i e l9@$2 = bag 20 rs
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ny Telegraph.

NEW YORK
NEW YORK, August 6.-Cotton steady. sales.
little more active: southern unchanged. Wheat
ter and fairly aetiye; 81 ooa@sIi 10 for So. 3 Mi
Corn a shade lower anc fairly active; 44@4s9c. for
ungraded. Coffee quiet and firm. Sugar quiet and
pp%e ram sDG s crusid
s$s$ aIS $sss Ssrs rs:
Beef steady. Cut-meats dull and nnchangef. Lard
firm and active: prime steam. s7.s5@$s. Whis-
key nominal at $l.0GA. Frcghts steady.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, August 6.-FlOur steady and AN
Southern wheat active and firm; western firm and
sher Offerings SG G s N red prime wi Ala
October. s1.06. Southern corn steady; western
quiet and steady: southern white, 54@55c. yell
Rio, carsoes, 1s@i7c. Whlskey dull at sl.0e;
Sugar quiet and unchanged. Guttcr scarce and
firm choice western, l3@l5c.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, August e-Flour heavy; Offering
at lower prices; family. Sf.l0. Wheat In good de-
| mand for choice; lower qualities dull and heavy:
higher. PORK held iirnly at $40. IarG- Current
make. 49,; prime steam nonlnaily INC. Bulk X
Ss d sSe 55S or Bacon 'r r sssG
ders. 5A@5Sc.: clear rib, 6hY6'ic.:. clear sides,
7(G7nc. Whiskcy active and higher. sugar steady
Live hogs quiet ami shade easier heavy packing,
81 25@sl.50.
| LOUISVILLE, August 6.-Flonr firm and UNI
changed Wheat quiet: red, s5c.: amber and
white, So@s2c G?rn steady mixed 4Ge; 0aIs
Ss PoTk erc sm q Kegs
higher: shoulders, SIC; clear rib, G!!c.; clear
sides. exc. Bacon active. frmer. aud higher;
seraered Pa ham, rie 1i2c whkey nomlnS at
$l.03. Tobacco unchanged.
ST. LOUIS.
ST.. LOUIS, August G:-Flour steady. Wheat
higher No. red fall ssi@90e Corn inaS give
kew steady at $1.O4 Pork, -Sl0.75@slQ;s7Hc.
Lard nominaily unchanged. BuIk-meats-Winter
clear clear l lbs clear Sizes s7es7i2
| CHICAGO, August 6.-Flonr In good demand at
| fut prices. Wheat in good demand and shade
higher but unsettled Corn se na a Iover sh oa
| 23Sc.; new, CSC. Pork closed strong ut 5000.
Lard aIm at s7.72x@s7.75. Buk.meats steady
and unchanged. Whissey, S1.O5.
ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK MARKET.
sT.LogIs. August G.-Cattle dull and little doing;
Hogs hrner and active: fair to choice light, s41o@
fancy. "a .4O@i4 so; receipts. 2 100 head Sheep
Supply mostly OF common, which are not wanted;
good muttons would sell nj $2.6O@$3.6O; receipts
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
| CHICAGO, August 6.-Thc Droper's Journa! re-
ports Hogs-Receipts, 1900 head; shipments,
| Phadelphia's, s4.4o@*4.6O; Boston's, $4,000
s4S gaI sgSSs Sed az 9csd
butchers quiet cows, 1925 @ss.50: rough steers
Sa: sStr w ss 4 sss ssssS seans
400 head market quiet and weak at s3@S4.70.
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PURr OF RICHMOND, AUGUST 6, 1873.

PURr OF RICHMOND, AUGUST 6, 1878.
Schooner w. +. Garrison, - Kennenec, aia.,
ice, Mrs. Jane King.
Schooner Sarah Cullen, Anderson, Horse Island,
Mo- ice A. G. Blbc0cB.
Schooner Lottie, Speed, New York, light, Chesa-
pcakc and Ohio Railroad.
Schooner Mary and Frances. McAntrew:, Phila-
Schooner Paul Lcary, wentworth, Boston, salt,
Schooner SallIc Conrscy. Robinson, New York.
salt, Cringan, Morris & Co.
CLEARED.
Brig Amor tGer.l. Brunm0nd. Rio dc Janero,
-four, Haxall-C renshaw Company.
SAILED.
Steamship Old Dominion. Walker, New York,
merchandise and passengers. q. w. Allen x Co..
agents.
disc amt passengers. j. W. AcCarrtck agent.
Steamer Ariel. Mayo, Norfolk. United States
mail, merchan 1I.e. and passengers. l.. Il. Tatuin'
agent. r
Schooner Hamburg, Dunn, Philaleiphia, es,
Curtis i Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schooner William Layton, Layton, Baltimore,
August 9th.
BARK st. Olaf, Lund, hence. at Lisbon July l0tli.
Schooner Antlea Godfrey, Price, hence. at Phila-
deIpba August 4ih. ,,
Schooners Moonlight, Lyman. and Lupette, Hines.
hence. ut New York August Alb.
Schooner II. II. Grant, Larder. hence, n Prorl-
dence, X. l., Augu-t 30: ,,,,
Schooner Roxanna, Mitchell, hence, AT Baltimore
August 9th.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YoR:., August 6.-Arrived: steamer isaac
NEW YORK. August 6.-Arriyed ont; Victoria,
Yedao Donan, Hanover, Sicily, American, Euclid.
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VEGETINE.
AL T Z II a Il I V f.
SAFE AND SURE.
Nr. II. Z. SterenS:

IulsT2 your vEGETINE was recommended to
me, and yielding 10 the persuasions OF friend, !
consented to try 1t. At the time was suffering from
general debility and nervous prostration superin-
derful Strengthening and curative properties seemed
to affect my deblIitated system from the first dose
and, under its persistent use rapidly recovered,
eaIning more than usual health and good feeling.
Since then have not hesitated TO give VEGETINE
my:most unqualified endorsement rs being safe,
restoring the wasted system to new life and energy.
VEGRTiNE is the only medicine use and as long
as live never expect to find 6etter: ours,
truly. w. III. CLARK, 1
100 Monterey street, Allegheny, Ia
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Desperafe ARRAY at a Barbecue.

CINCINNATI, August Cat barbecue at
Sandy Riffs, KY, Saturday evening, John
Thompson and William Gordon began quar-
relling and firing upon each other. Their
respective friends and followers immedi-
ateiy drew pistols and Joined in the ARRAY.
Thirty shots were fired. Gordon was
wounded in the face, Thompson's horse
was killed under him, Leonidas Howard
was shot in the hip, Doan Roach received a
shot in the lungs and will probably die,
Walter Roach had his horse killed.
The deputy sheriff is raising force, and
will endeayor to arrest all the participants.
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Picked Up at Sea in Distress.

WASHINGTON, August 6.-The signal-ser-
vice station at Cape Henry reports to the
chief signal officer at P. NJ: ''The British
steamship Nova Scotian is now passing in.
She has in tow brigantine with both masts
gone, evidently picked up at sea in dis
trees ,,
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strike of shoemakers fn Chicago.

CHICAGO, August 6.-Six hundred jour.
neymen shoemakers of this city struck this
morning for an advance of wages from 80
to s12. They refused an offer OF the en-
ployers to compromise at $1,000 per week.
The employers declare it is the best they
can offer, and II not accepted they will get
the work done in the East at less prices
The strike includes all the leading whole.
sale houses.
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The Failure of II. M. Bishop & Co., OF
- , Cincinnati.

NEW YORK, August 6.--At a meeting of
the. creditors OF T.. NJ. Bishop & Co., gro-
GERS, of Cincinnati, the assets We're stated
ut 1856, 1928. A committee Of six was APP
pointed 10 investigate the affairs Of the firm.
The failure is attributed to heavy deprecia-
ton OF real estate. In referring to the rl-
morthat Governor Bishop s eiectio neering
EXPENSES in the last campaign had some
thing to do with the, failure OF bis sou, it
is said, it was stated to the creditors yester-
day that Governor Bishops campaign ex-
.penses did not exceed $4,000, and that be
lad not drawn over $3.50, from the firm
since he has occupied the gubernatorial
chair. g.3 80
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BATON ROUGE, August 5.-Hon. j. g..
Acklin, the Democratic member implicated
in the late washington scandal, has been
renominated by reclamation to represent
the Third district in the Forty-sixth Con-
GROSS d.
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Eeeretnry Sherman.

|s NEWPORT, Il. T., August 8.--secretary
fisherman has accepted I'M invitation from the
EbHsiness-mea OF Providence to attend their
weekly meeting at Squantum, on Proyl-
|I4dence river tom orrow. 80
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ROOTS. SHOES. &c.

NEWPORT TIES AND GEN 1
~ TI EMES,S LOW-CUT SH0ESsassse..s..
REDUCED IN PRICE-LADlES SEMP10aRI
TIES French Kid 4.buton redaSsd TON 9i iISs -
sseJaced IRON $3.50, to sl.so: GENTLEMES,ss
FRENCH CALF PRINCE ALBEkTs . or S lrS;s5
SHOES reduced from s3 TO 50 At 81. GoLDES's.
1929 Main street. Goods sent by mail VIII COZ! cost
about / Be. per pair extra. " Zo-taan :,
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-strEINGs REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-White, 742 bushels. RED, 9,272 busll-
els.
ConN.-White, 200 bushels. li1ed, so bushels.
OATS-25S bushels.
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delaware Democratic Convention.

DOVER, August 6.-Tbe Democratic State
Convention was organized to-day with Dr..
E. w. Cooper as president. There is no
opposition to John w. Hall for Governor.
[Second Dispatch.]
DOVER, August 6:-John W. Hall was
nominated for Governor, and +. l.. Martin,
OF Sussex county, for Congress.
/. The resolutions hold that the only lawful
money is gold and silver, or paper cur
rency convertible at the will OF the holder.
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A Suspected Muriert

A Suspected Murderer Remanded.
NEW YORK, August 8.-Coye Bennett,
arraigned in the Jersey City Police Court
to- day, charged with suspicion OF the MUIR
der OF Officer Smith, pleaded not guilty,
and was remanded to await the action Of
the Coroner's Jury. X IS. "a Z. 4. t5
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Three Women Killed by Falling
y

CINCINNATI, August Ga special from
Anna, ILL.,, states that three women-Mrs.
Smith, Miss Miller, and Miss Matthias
while seeking shelter from storm on Sum
day evening, were instantly killed by the
top Of large oak tree which was blown off
and buried upon them.
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Louisiana.


RESOLUTIONS AND PLATFORM OF THE DEMO-
CRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
BATON ROUGE, August 6.-The State Con-
vention platform recommends the leyee sys-
TEN; calls for aid to the Southern Pacific
railroad and the Brazilian steamship lines
endorses the Nichols government and
funding laws; approves the fraud inveStl-
cation by the Federal House Of Representa-
tiyes.
The resolutions are in favor Of the next
Legislature calling constitutional conyen-
ton, and assert that the welfare OF the in
dustrial and weaIth-producing classes is OF
paramount interest to the people, OF the
United States; those whose labor and
enterprise produce wealth should be
secured in its enjoyment; express
sympathy for the laboring classes
who have been thrown out OF en-
ployment by the ruinous financial policy
and unjust legislation OF the Republican
party, and pledge the Democratic party to
reform those wrongs upon its ascendancy to
power; declare that the misunderstanding
system should be abolished and the national
bank notes retired, and in lieu thereof that
the Government should issue an equal
amount OF greenbacks also, demand the
unconditional repeal Of the laws imposing q
tax. upon the circulation of State banks !;
also, the Immediate and unconditional repeal
Of the redemption act; and are unalterably
opposed to the ruinous policy pursued by
the Republican party whereby the volume
OF currency has been contracted far below
the business requirements OF the country.
The resolutions also assert that the bonds
and obligations OF the National Govern
ment should be paid in legal-tender green
back notes, except where it is otherwise
provided for in the original law under which
they were issued. They. further demand
the repeal of all laws passed subsequent to
the original law creating the public, debt,
by which obligations OF contract have been
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The Chinese Embassy.

WASHINGTON, August 6.-Secretary
Eyarts mentioned In the Cabinet meeting
to-day that the adyices to the State Depart
ment were that the Chinese Embassy would
reach Washington in the early part of Sep
tember Soon after their arrival the usual
ceremonial visit to the President will be
made, when the presentation Of credentials
win be attended with more than the usual
interest belonging to such occasions.
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Miners Strike In Pennsylvania.
louisville, August 6.-The miners EN-
pioyed at Big Mountain olltery., sharnokin,
struck to-day for an advance OF ten cents,
nearly I'VE hundred men and boys idle OF
Shame kin.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY, August 6, 1878.
The breaks To-day comprised 345 hegsheads and
% tierce. The offerings at auction on Change were
SO packages: Of which number 81 were taken IN,
and the remainder sold at prices ranging from
$3.50 to S35.
We continue 70 quote:
NEW DARK.
Lugs.-Commou TO medium, $l.50@$2; medium
to good. S3M$4.
EeaE-Common. s4as5 medium $5016; good,
sS@Sl0: fine, $l1@!S14.
BRIGHT.
LugS.-Common colory, S3MSI.
FTIers.-Common. $4@S5; medium, $5@$7;
good, S7@S10: fne, $10MS13.
Smokers-Common. &7@Ss.5O: medium. S9M
Sill good, sl0@sl3: fine, sl5as1s: fancy. S1s
1892. $50
Ms25: good, $30@$45; fine, s60@$7c; fancy,
S756&90,
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ENGINEERING.

TIVIL AND MECHANICAL a.
ENGINEERING
az the RENSSELAER, POLYTECHNIC lNsTl.
TuTE, Troy n. Next term Gse1as sepemiees
list OF ftic graduates for the past years,
with their ,sItonS, also coarse OF ssndy. require
mems for admission, expsnseS; Ks. aoIrcsa
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FROM Washang,ton j

WAsHINGToS, August Information has
been received ut the Indian Office that O
number Of Sitting Bulbs men are crossing
the border into the United States, not with
hostile intentions but because they are des-
titute.
A meeting was held tonight by Green
hackers representing various States OF the
Union to organize a central national COM
mittee. Ex-senator Fowler, OF Tennessee,
presided. A declaration OF principles, pre-
sented by Colonel M. r. Jeferds, OF Texas,
was discussed and received general appro-
val. :.
"A correspondence between this Govern
ment and Great Britain upon the subject OF
the payment OF the $4,000, 900 Canadian fish
cry award will soon be opened by Secretary
Eyarts e,i@E
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Application for Communication Of Sen.
teDce Continued ... 81

/ HARRISBURG, Pa, August 6.-The appli.
cation before the Board Of Pardons for the
commutation Of death-sentence OF Blasius
Pistorius, the eX-CathoIic priest, to impris-
onment for life, has been continued until
September Sd. ssll.Etl -ft.'
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VTE MAKE NO PRETENSIONSn

WTE MAKE NO PRETENSIUNSM
w TO he selling out at cost in order to close "a
or change business; but we will guarantee TO ~
sell FURNITURE OF all kinds Mt prices rs low
as any house In the city, stock being full and
COMPLETE in Parlor. Chamber, and Dining-Room
Furniture OF all kinds. We will offer special bar
gains i'm fine suits paror and chamber) for the next
thirty days. Parties In want OF Furniture OF any
kind should not fail to examine stock before pur-
Chasing = -. T.. CARTWRIGHT & SON.
Nv dom Is Governor street.
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Sudden Termination Of q Honeymoon

SuuueH IeFHfIHHtfUHC Oh tOHey 1HUUn'
OCEAN GROVE, N. j., August 6.-Thomp-
son A. Godfrey. aged sixty, last evening
married a lady aged twenty-threc, and died
suddenly this mori ing. He YVES was for
merly real-estate agent at Pottsvlle, Pa,
but had lived here four years. His first
wife died last winter.
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! VEG gTINE is SOLD 81; ALI pRU GETS.
81 i 4 rs Iaa 7-W&s2tll s.a.s
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The wnlte salphuir sprinsa.

ISpeclHI IeleKfuh1 20 Tue UIsputEI.I
s. WHITE sULFHun, w. " A., August 1.-THE
sale Of The White Sulphur Springs properly
was postponed until tom borrow. The highest
bid was s3Qo, 1000, by:Mr. w. 81. Stuart, who,
/ think, will be the man.
There are over eight hundred visitors
here, and the weather Is cool and pleasant.
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BOARDING.

sNyEW YORK BOARDING.
siN 80 saS,1gSt sff 80 FIFTH AVENUE.
lernnt residence In the fashionable avenue. StV
peF 3Mses . - - - my S-W16t
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FURNITURE.

r D. GATEWOOD, 1903 EAST IA
y. MAIN STREET.-Just received new On
signs and finish for PARLOR, CHAMBER, and
DiNING-ROOM. Cottage Suits from S15 to ~ %
Poplar, Marble-Top, S2S to $50: Walnut French
lor Suits, In Cotelaine. Raw Silk, Terry, and Hair.
Cloth, from $40 to $20O also, all classes Of goods
Ior Suits, Lounges, Chairs, &c. stuffed with hair
expressly for this market. Special attention given
10 this branch Of business. Chairs specially. Up
holsfering and Repairing. Terms LIBERAL 1y 26
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TOR sALE.-Desiring to give my@
stock of CHAMBER, PARLOR. and DINING Eff
ROOM FURNITURE Is now for sale At manu-' J..
facturers' prices.
over fifteen per cent. saved by purchasing your
FURNITURE aI ARTHUR RQQSEI'S,
Wnrerooms 1907 Main street
S-PARLOR SUITS OF Coteline and other Fine
Upholstery; CHAMBER SUITS OF French PiaLe
Glass and Best Finish: SIDEBOARDsS, bat.
RACKS, EXTENslON-TABLESi &c.-all OF The
finest make and patterns
Such opportunity is seldom offered to get GOOD
FURNITURE. 80 - " 20
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Flour.

Fine, So: superfne. $3.75MS4; extra. $4,000
s4.75; common family, $3.50 ; fancy brands, So.
Market dull.
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Every genuine bottle bears the registered YELLOW
PICTORIAL label of the
APOLLrSARIS Comply iLIAf1TEDI, LONDON.
rmy 27-M,W&F&eowtAu27l
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CYsCKERY. GLASSWARE. DC
CHINA, CHINA.

THINA, CHINA.
:. RI, SPRING IMPORTATIONS.
DECOR ATED DINNER and TEA-SETS (Frencn)
DINNtR- and porcelain similar
in appearance to China. but cheaper);
DECORATED CHADfBER-SETS-East Lake aho
other new patterns;
NOVEL GOODS:
BRONZE SCONCES;
VENETIAN GLASS;
WOOSTER CHINA;
PLATED WARE:
HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS, &c:
GEORGE GIBSON, JR..
ap2 1907 Main street
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SEWING-MACHINES.

SEWING.MACHINE
THE HOWE SEWING-MACHINE,
9o3 BROAD STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
The HOWE cannot be cNcelled for DURABILITY,
SIMPLICITY, and RANGE OF WORK.
PRICE REDUCED.
LEASED ON SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
No one has authority to contract any debt for
THE HOWE MACHINE COMPANY unless bearing
a written order for contracting such Indebtedness
from and signed by
THE HOWE MACHINE COMPANY.
j. Z. PHIPPS, General Manager,
an 5-MW&F-3t Baltimore, Md
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By Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, August 6.-t;ola onened at lOOS.
NOon.-Stoeks strong. Money, 2 per cent. Gold
1909. Exchanee-Loug, 4S3: short, 1861. State
bonds quiet. Governments firm.
Erentng.-Money easy at per cent. Exchange
strong at 4s3. Gold, 1909 Governments strong:
new SIS, 10GI. States quiet and steady.
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yEGETINE,
nr.reraredby

II. r. STEVENS, BOSTON. MASS.
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APOLLINARTS WATER,
4 POLLINARIS
NATURAL MINERAL WATER.
HIGHLY EFFERyESCENT.

APPROVED by the academic de Medicine OF
France and its sale in France authorized by special
order of The French Government.
Recommended by the highest MEDICAL AU-
THORITIES in New York as
"a delightful beverage"
Far superior to Vichy, Settler, or any other"
Most grateful and refreshing
- Absolutely pure and wholesome; superior to all
for daily use; free from all the objections urged
against Croton and Artiicially-aerated waters"
"Imprc gnated only with its own gas.''
Useful and very agreeable
.Hcalthfr,l and we'll suited for Dyspepsia and
cases OF acute disease"
MILDLY autacid; agrees we'll with dyspcptic' and
whe re there is equity diathesis."
by far the most agreeable, alone or mixed with
wine: useful in Caarrlis of Stomach or Bladder,
and In Gout.'
mot only luxury. but necessity
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BALTIMORE.

deferred, 81; Virginia consols, SAX: second series,
2S;s Dast-dde coupons, 7Sx. North Carolina 6's,
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To be had Of all wine merchants, grocers. drug
gists, and mncral-watcr dealers throughout The
United States, and wholesale OF
EREnERICIS DE. RARY G
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-10-24
VOL. ".
seventeen states.

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 St Louis Journal.