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The Case of Hiram HI. KiInpton.

BosroN; August 10.-Colonel j. F. Trot-
ter, chief constable OF South Carolina, ar
rived at the Executive chamber to-day with
the requisition for Hiram Fl. kimpton. A
telegram from Governor Rice, now at Sara
toga, directs full hearing to be had. The
indictment upon Which the rcquisition will
be based charges John Patterson, Niles G.
Parker, and Hiram II. Kimpton with con-
spiracy to bride the South Carolina LeSlsIa-
ture. kimpton's counsel say the matter
will be fought at every point; that the case
is purely OF political nature; that the pre-
sent State government is DESTROYS Of repu-
dating certain bonds issued in 1872, which
bonds have already been scaled down fifty
Der cent; that Kimpton is desired as Wit
ness to alleged irregularities in the issue in
order that the State may repudiate the bal
ance; and that he has refused to compro-
mise the matter 10 accordance with neSotia-
tions to that effect which the State authorl-
ties have been making with kimpton for the
past two months.
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CnrnfOo.n RnapS.

SARATOGA, August 10.-The first race to-
ay-KentuckY stakes, three quarters OF a
mile-was won by Uncas; Harold second;
Idler third. Time, f:203.
In the second race-summer handicap,
for all ages, one and three-quarter miles
Loulanier was the winner; Busbwhacker
(DoswelPs) second; Virginius third. Time,
3:14. Susquehanna was scratched.
The third race-free handicap, one and
one eighth mies-was won by Bonnie
Wood; Belmont's tilly second; Hattie r.
third. Time, 2:029.
The fourth race-Hree handicap, steeple-
chase, fractional course-was won by Prob
lem; Trouble second; Deadhead third.
Time, 4:525.
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Reported Mining Strikes Contra
uictod.

PHILADELPHIA, August 10.-Inquiries
have resulted in ascertaining that there is no
truth in the report from Dunnellen, N. j.,
in reference to the strike at the Mineral
Railroad and Mining Company's and the
Lyken's Valley Coal Company's mines at
MllIersburg and Shamokin. On the con-
trary, the officers Of these companies state
that everything is quiet at their mines; that
the men are apparently well satisfied, and
they have no reason TO apprehend any trou-
BILE from strikes among their employees.
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Fatal Railroad Collision.

CINCINNATI, August 10.-An eastward
bound freight-train on the Ohio and Missis-
sippi railroad collided with special west
ward train near North Vernon, Ind, last
night, and man named Bewley, riding on
the special train, was killed. The fremen
and engineers jumped from their engines
and escaped with slight injuries.
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POIiSical.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, August 10.-Tbe vote
for the Democratic State ticket last Monday
was about 1000. There was no opposition.
The Legislature will be almost entirely
Democratic.
William Fl. Forney has been renominated
for Congress in the Seventh district.
CINCINNATI, August 10.-The Democrats
of the First district have renominated Hon.
Milton Sayer. and the Democrats OF the
Second district have nominated L. W. Goss.
The latter district is now represented by
Banning.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW xOnhs 4. (
ss ss oRK august steady sse
less active and firm; 4.sS@ss;s5 for common to-
eh Wbss e ,c ssy S for gosd 10
for No. Chicago. In store; 81. 16 for No. Mime
sofa; sl@S1.10 for ungraded winner red. Corn
quiet. lei. PORK irm, with moderate trade at s16.7s5
sll. Lard closed heavy; $3.50 for prime steam
heavy. Rice quiet and steady. Moiasses dull and
heavy At sl.s7s@si.2as. Freishts to Liverpool
steady.
BALTIMORE. August 1o.--Flour firm and un-
shanged. Southern wheat quiet and lower western
slO6; amber. slos@si.os 40. Western st wntes
red. spot and August, 3 .osh; September. 81 0sS
&he 55e ssom ap s d
I9iet; southern; $2@35c.: western white. 800
Nys ,es %1t q $685. as ,na
Provisions firm and unchanged. Coffee strong and
unchanged Whiskey quiet at i 1906 Sugar steady
and unchanged. FrciEhs unchanged.
CINCINNATI.
LIN, GINcN n, august Io-Fonr in light demand;
81; amber, 97c.: No. 2 red winter. 94G95c. Corn
firm and unchanged: Oats quiet; old. 29@31c.;
strong: No. fall held ~ ii 25:$I.i o bid. Whis.
key IN good demand at fnll prices at SlO4. Proyi-
SSns strcng and held higher; little done: Fork
:a.69@Sa 62h; prime steam out of market; kettle,
sS:2oHSS.5o. Bulk-ineats In active demand and
neld higher: shoulders held at S5.75 short ribs
wanted ut So: GO aud hell higher; short clear held
at $685.. Hogs steady and firm: common. 1926
GIS4.20; fair 10 good light. S4.25@S4.5O: heavy
pacRing. 81 35Mf 81 .65 selects. S4.65@S4S5; re-
ceipts, 035 head; shipments. none.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, August l0.-Flour firm and higher |:
s * ~ S:a g family s375@s4; No;
red, 9Uc.; amber ana white. 95c. Corn firmer and
In fair demand: white, 45c.; mixed. Ale. Oas
firm: white, 32c. mixed. 25c. Rye quiet at 55c.
Provisions excited and higher Pork higher nc
Sll.25M$l1.5r. Lard firm: choice leaf. tlerces,
&C.: In kegs. o.. Buk-ipeats strong and higher !;
shoulders. S5.62Stas5.7J; clear ri,, 1915; Gear
sides ST for loose. Bacon strong and higher Shout
ders, $780, clear rib. 1928: clear sides, $3.50 for
loose; hams. Sugar-cured, S12MSl3. Whiskey hrm
at S1.04. Manufacture d obacco unchanged.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. August lO.-Flour firm and unchanged.
Wheat active and lower: No. 2 red fall. 93@93kc {.
22i4c. Rye quiet at 494c. Whskey steady ut ! lG5.
Pork stronger ut Si1.20. Lard nominay UNI
changed Bulk-mcats higher; short clear up.coun-
try, 6k064c.: clear ribs here. S6,B7g. Bacon
higher: Sc, 81 30. and SS.4O@S7.5o for shoulders,
clear 10, ana clear sides.
Chicago.
CHICAGO. August l0.-Flour In good demand at
full prices. Wheat unsettled. lower, and active: No.
red winter, 99@99!Ec.; No. 2 red winter. 99c;
Chicago spriug, 97c.; No. 8. new. SAC. Corn dull,
weak, and lower 1t 39c. Oa'S-Demandfair: mar
kpt firm mt 22hc. Rye easier at 5lE852c. Barley
quiet and weak at s04c.. cash: sl:16 September.
cash s1O.6 2H September 5000 October. Lard
Demand fair: market firm s7.7O cash; S7.75 Sep
TENDER and October. Buk-nieats steady and firm.
Whiskey steady 1T 81 .05. ~
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washington Items.

WASHINGTON, August 10.-The Treasury
has issued call for $5,O00,OO0 in $50
bonds.
Five masked burglars attempted to rob
the office OF the Metropolitan Street Railway
in Georgetown last night. The officers had
notice OF the attempt, and concealing them
selves in the office, nred upon the burglars
and shot two-one fatally. The others
pScanpd
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Adile Hanun, the heroine OF the late war
in Turkey, is native Of Basdad and Mo-
hammedan by religion. She is rich, and
enthusiastically devoted to her country and
faith, wears the yasmak (veiD, and is as
brave as she is fair. She gave numerous in
stances Of her bravery and endurance dur
ing the battles in Armenia.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY. August o, 1879.
The Stock Board was not IN session to-day.
By Telegraph.

NEW York, August 1o.-GoId oYened at l00k.
Noon.-Stocks strong. Money, per cent. Gold,
l00H. Exchange-Long, 4S3h: short, 467k. Stale
bends quiet. Governments quiet.
change, 4S3k. Gold, I001s. New 5's, 106H. States
quiet. -.
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
the associated tants Shows The foIIow,na cbanreS.
Loans increase. s2,l23,90O: specie increase 3D.
416,SOO; legal tenders decrease. 80 323, 600:
deposits increase, $3.454,3O0; circulation de-
crease. sS3.S0O: reserve decrease, $770.350. The
banks hold s20,S35,925 in excess of legal require
BALTIMORE.
(. BALTIMORE, August 10.-ylrginia S's. old, 20:
deferred, 81; consols, 53H: second series. 2Sk;
past. due coupons, 7S3. North Carolina 6's, old,
To- new, s; special tax. /. Bid to-day.
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sudden Illness of an Actor.

SAS Francisco, August 10.-H. j. Mon
tague, while playing at the California Thea
ire last night, was taken with excessive
hemorrhage OF the lungs, This morning he
is reported better, with hopes OF early re-
coyery.
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Pine. s2.soas5 cypres. six-ineh, J. soass9
% 1000. Lasks--s Spit; s1.5G; 4 swed. $220G SSssS
Ssarss ygf,fskey-barreI timber zreen. s1e@3z8B
i .tSfsn: scasonesi s10@sz5 p I.6O0, fioar-baxra
timber. S6ax7.50 . 10OGs flonr-barreI potess1f
Ms: hogshead-ho0ps. no dc11a1I;; hickory -noopss
Lidnors. Wines. &c.
Ate: Scotch, best brands. pints s2@s2.25 p
Bran aas Domestic. d esas2 nruit q .lo@
sl.4o: appie. new. S175@$2; old. @Z.Z5gy3S
virginia A. peach s2@sZ.5O. .o>, 10 ,,,a Al
Rue WhiskeUs: Medium. $l.5Udyz: puIe Uic. "
@e4: Virginia mountain. now &2@3z.SU, %id.
f250@sS3.50 and upwards. -. :.
Gsa: Domestic. s1.25GS2 imported, 80 p case
FeD England Rum s1.50ta&1.60.
: Recfued HhIskeus: Market quiet: proof $A.zu
Licorice.
Lfcorfce Paste: j. C.. & Co.. Sic: r. r.. 23c.s
A. y. G., CSC; f. Co, 24c.; p. g. 2Sc.: Anchor
PIC: A. G: c.. 26c.: g.. g.: 2sc.; 6. c. Eagle
29c.: c. C. W.. &c.,: no brand. Tic.
Mill.Feed. ~
.shtDstssS: .3564Oc. y busheI; 500 = tom. =
BS0lo71SkuR: 27It30c. a uustlei: $50 - ton.
4 Wheat Bran: 20@25c. . hushei: $50 q ron.
Corn ByGn: l7c. per bushel: Sl5@$1S ton.
Powder. Shot. &C.
Fuse: Toys mining, s5c.as1.25 q 100 .fee4.
Petodsr: 1915 by the five kezs-less than I've
kegs, a6.25; blasting, s3.25@S3.50.
Shot: Northern. S2. l0@s2.25 . bag Of 25 Dss
Grtsdstones: 1at@2%c. p ID.
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SAFES REpnRrEn rn srcprn.pu

oALEs REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WnEAT.-iphtte 81 bushels ut 9Oc.: 80 bushels
at 95c; LOO bushels very good on private terms-
total, 1922 bushels. Red, gro bushels very good
Fullz at 81 so bushels good Fultz ut 97c: 20
bushels good Lancaster ut SI.O3: lis bushels
Fultz on private terms "a bushels common Lancas-
ter at &c.: 40S bushels Fultz at 93c; 32s bushels
common Fulz Mt &C.. Sc bushels seed Lancaster ut
$l:l0; 100 bushels Futz at 95c.; SO bushels Fultz
at 90c.; 90 bushels FutZ at 90c.: 62 bushels Fultz
NJ Soc; 266 bushels Futz at 9Sc.; 100 bushels
Fuitz at Soc: 21S bushels at ST. 1O2 bushels ut
soc; 400 bushels mixed on private terms; 700
bushels very good Fultz on private terms; ITO
bushels prime Fultz ats 05 so bushels good Emit
at 92c :; 90 bushels good Futz ut 81: A bushels
fair Fuz ut 9sc.: 36 bushels very good Futz ut
S1.O2: 80 bushels Futz at 81 OF IS bushels mixed
ut Sl.0l:. 40 bushels common Fultz at 75c.; &c
bushels prime FutZ ut 81 .O3; "a bushels common
Eultz at 7Oc: 80 bushels FuiIz At Csc 326 bushels
Fnltz on private terms 80 bushels Fullz at CSC;
142 bushels at 97c.; 1916 bushels mixed on prl-
vate terms; 26 bushels FultZ ut Soc: 40 bushels
Fullz Il: S5c.; 274 bushels prime FullZ at 81; 40
bushels FultZ Ii 90c.. 80 bushels FuliZ at S5c.: SO
bushels common Futz at 60c.: A bushels mixed
ut 81 .05: 80 bushels common Fullz 1t Soc; $50
bushels good Lancaster nj 81: LAG bushels prime
Fultz at & OF: 6S bushels FuliZ 1t 9Jc. 40 bush
els prime Lancaster at $1.0S; SO bushels FullZ 1T
94c.: 224 bushels mixed ar $I.05; 80 bushels mix
ed at &l-t0ial, 1882 bus els.
CO3N.-White. 80 bushels prime ut Sc.
OATS.-90 bushels common spring at Soc; 40
bushels sDrpg At 3Cc.-total, $50 bushels.
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The syhfnexe E.,v,I,a..ax..

HARTFORD, cow, August 10.-The Chi
nese embassy arrived here at noon to-day
by speciul ear, and were escorted to the
building owned by their Government in
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY, August 10, 1878.
The breaks to-day comprised OF hegsheads, The
offerings at auction on 'Change were so packages;
of which number 80 were taken in, and the re-
mainder sold at prices ranging from 80 to :6.75.
We continue to quote:
NEW DARK.
Luys.-Common TO medium, $1.50@s2; medium
to good, s3GIS4.
LeaE-Conimon, s4@$5; medium, 1906; good,
SS@S10; tine, $11@Sl4.
BRIGHT.
Lugs.-Commnn colory, S3@S4.
Fifters-Common. S46S5: medium, S5@S7; ;
good, S7GN$10: fine. s10@$l3.
Smoktrs.-Common. s76lSS.50; medium. 800
81 l {: good, S10@Si3; fine, Sl50S1S; fancy. 81 8
@S22.
WrdDperS.-Common S126$15; medium. S1s
ma25: good, $30@s45; fine, $60@$7e; fancy,
ST5MSg0.
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The YeIIau.Fexer

New ORLEANS, August 10.--Thirty- five
new cases OF yellow-feyer were reported
to-day, and eight deaths.
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nnwa.,.s, Rnrnred.

NEW YORK, August 10.-The Atlantic Oil.
Works at Brooklyn were burned this morn
! ing. Loss, $4,000; no insurance.
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arrival of the Victorious Columbians.

NEW YORK, August 10.-The victorious
Columbia crew arrived to-day. They were
yociferously welcomed by the Columbia
men on the dock. The horses Of an open
carriage, which was waiting to take the
crew to Delmonico's, were taken out and
ropes attached, and the vehicle was drawn
along by large party Of Columbia men.
The procession proceeded to Delmonico's,
being cheered continually along the route.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS..
CITY ALMsHoUSR, RICHMOND, VA.,l
SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE,
August 8, 1873.
NOTICE.-SEALED PROPOSALS
will be received until IL O'Clock sL.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 18TH, 1873,
for furnishing aIrnshouse with supplies Of
FRESH. BEEF,
FLOUR,
SOAP,
HERRINGs,
s coFfEEE,
SALT,
IRISH POTATOES,
for the quarter ending Tuesday, November IL
The Committee for The Relief of the Poor reserve
the right 10 reject any or All bids offered. and OF
giving the contract for each article required to the
lowest bidder therefor
Forms OF proposals can be obtained at this Office.
CHARLES L. BIGGER,
au Std superintendent.
CITY ALMsIIousE. RIt lIMoND, VA"f
SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE,
August 8, 1878.
SEALED PROPOSALS
will be received at this Office until ~ O'Clock II.
TUESDAY, AUGUST Is, 1878.
for furnishing city almshouse with
One hundred and fifty tl5O) tons, more or less
$4,000 pounds "achl. best quality RED ASH
SCREENED ANTHRACITE COAL, egg size
ALSO,
Two hundred aud fifty t250) tons, more or less
COAL,
10 be delivered at city almshousc free Of cost to the
city. at such times and In such quantities US the Su-
ppriutpudput NAV direct.
xii coal furnished under this contract will be.
weighed the city scales and settled for by Weigh
masters statement.
Bond, with approved security; will, be required for
the satisfactory completion OF the contract.
Prupos lis must be adore sed to the undersigned,
endorsed - proposals for Coal for The City Aims
hou.e.'
the right TO reject any and all bids offered, and Oh
awarding The contract for coal in whole or in part.
Further information eah II 21isa GER
aus-td superintendent.
DEPARTMENT OF OUT Door POO8,)
SUpEnIST's OFFICE CITY ALMsuoCSE
RICHMOND, VA August D, 1878.
SEALED PROPOSALS
Will be received at this Office until 2 o'clock N.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 18TH. 1878.
for Furnishing tie Department Of Outdoor Poor
One Thousand Il ,O0O) cords, or less, Of bes4
quality SEASONED PINE WOOD,
n he delivered In this city during the months or De-
rr,uber 1878, and January, February, and March,
1874 free OF cost 10 the city, II SUCH times anu In
such quantities and Ut such places As the superln-
Tho wood furnished will be subject to measure
,ncni whichever deemed necessary by the Superln-
innJcnt the cost OF stacking and measuring the
wood TO bc paid by The contractor.
Bond, with approved security, VIII be required ZOE
,h" satisfactory completion of the contract.
proposaIs must be addressed to the undersigncd.
cndorSrd =. ProlOs,ls for Wood for the Department
"a The Committee for the Relief Of the Poor reserve
,br riabt TO reject any and all bids offered, ana
awarding the contract for WOOD III "no'e VI hA
part. 49,, - =. obtained ~ this office
Fur'hei 'iii'' CHARLES p. BIGGER,
90, Superintendent.
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INC Couant DefaIcatfon I'm boston.

!. BosToN, August 10.-Wbile he has not
completed the investigation, Bank-Exami-
ner Billings finds that Commits deialcation
at the Elliot Bank reaches s6s,000.
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os.CENT STORE.
TO-DAY AT The
99-CENT STORE,

DECEIVED TO-DAY AT THE
99-CEST STORE,
sos BROAD STREET,
The largest and most beautiful line OF Chhoho'
we have ever had; over fifty different s"oyec.ss
in heavy solid black walnut frame; ony si.oo
Call and look At tiicnA and buy yourself resi'S
handsome picture cheap.
large lot OF CLoTHES-lfAMPERS and FLAT
CLOTHES-BASkETS;
LOO pairs OF TIN SPITToNs, with patent iron bot
toms; capuo. turn over, and will aeyer rust outs
selling ut 09c. q pair;
More of those large HEARTH VASES at 99c. a
SHOES or all kinds at the S9-cENT STORE;
MEMS and BOYS HATS at &c.;
Haze iusI received another invoice or USlbhEL-
LAS and pARAS0LS; ,,
Selling out our SILK PARAsoLs al $3.50, worth
pARRIIS Marble BUsTs, MANTEL FIGURES.
X YG1S aIa I tpFss tpffFcHERs TE4.roTs,
| and SiJCiAR-BDWI.S: -.s.,-.,,s $3.50, a. 4,
FLOWER-BAskErSi SMOkiNss, Ssss IrssS,,ssE ~
great variety, at the S9- M i,rssa Street.
/ A new 10. OF BIRD-CAGES just IN. -, az.
| EIGHT.BALL CRQQUEf>ln Nse "oAt - ',~
1 Hu0
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

LONDON, August 10.-The Queen win on
Tuesday review affect OF twenty-iour men,
of-war, including iron-clads and turret-
ships. a grand spectacle is anticipated,
In the House OF Commons to-day the
Sunday-closing bill, which provides for the
closing OF public houses in Ireland on Sum
days, passed its third reading by vote OF
63 to %; and the territorial-waters iurisdic-
ton bill passed its second reading.
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, August 10. 1878.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 1922 bushels. Red, 1890
CORN White, SO bushels,
OATS.-22O bushels
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HUNyADH JANoS WATER.
THE GREAT EUROPEAN NOVELTY
HUNYADI JANOS,
THE BEST NATURAL APERIENT.

THE LANCET" Hunyadi Janos.-Baron Lieblg
aftrms that Its richness in aperient salts sur
passes that of all other known watcrs.''
THE BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL.-"H Hun
yadi Janos.-The most agreeable, safest, aud
most eflcacous aperient weter.''
PROFESSOR VIRCHOW, BERLIN. "Invariably
good aud prompt success; most valuable"
PROFESSOR BAMBERGER, VIENNA. 81 have
prescribed these waters with remarkable sue
cess"
PROFESSOR sCANZONI, WURzBURG. II pre-
scribe none but this
PROFESSOR LAUDER BRUNTON. NJ. D., F. r.
s., LONDON. More pleasant than its rivals,
and surpasscs them In efficacy"
PROFESSOR AI1KEN, N. D., F. r. s, ROYAL
MILITARY HOSPITAL, NETLEY. Preferred 20
Pulna and Friedrichshall.''
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HurFALO LITREA WATER.

THE BUFFALO L1THIA WATERS
FOR
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PAnAL YsIs, DYSPEPSIA, GAsTRALGIA, ETC
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A W1NEGLAssFUL A DOSE.

INDISPENSABLE TO THE TRAVELLING
PUBLIC.
Every genuine bottle bears the name of THE
ApoLLINARIs COMPANY Limited, London.
FREDERICK DE barry & CO.,
Al aud 43 Warren street, New York,
Sole Agents for United States and Canadas.
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FLOUR.

I 600 BARRELS EXTRA FLOUR;
laOSO ,,arreis FAMILY FL0Uk;
go barrels SUPREME FLouk;
ana a. Y. STOKES s. co.
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Flour.

Flour.
Fine, 50 superine. S3.75Ms4; extra. $4,000
S4.75 : common family, 1850 fancy brauas, sc.
Market dull.
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,usrT1SC gNplNG--THE NUMBER OF con-
~ ..,,,rs = THE CONSERVATIVES CAMPAIGN
s,ru or 4 wELL-KS0wN CrTIZEN--THE
lnnrs WAREHOUSE IMPROVEMENT - - LAYS.
,'r az !, osNEI.sToSE--BoI.D ATTEMPT TO
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LONDON, August lot is reported that
the negotiations at Kisscngen between the
Papal Nunclo and Prince Bismarck were
with the advice and assistance
of Cardinal Nina.
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Lumber: ". hite oak, 81 oasis q / 900: Wester1
Virginia. n, plar 81 2.5o@$25 1000: VINE mits
$2O@sS5 1000 yellow pine boards, *lUosSl4,
joisJ, &l2G$1S, according 10 lengths. sninsiss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-12

FOR SALE BY
DEALERS. GROCERS, AND DRUGGISTS.
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Richmond,
..--.. General Agents for Virginia.
The label OIL every bottle is printed on BLUE
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-09
PROPOSALS FOR LEyEE WORK.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Executive Department |
New Orleans. December G, 1878
Sealed proposals will be received at this office
until SATURDAY December H. 1878, at IA m,
for the construction Of the following lsvees:
Lorio. parish OF Iberville, First District.
Camp, parish OF Ibervlle, First District.
Angelina. parish Of st. John First District.
Ormond. parish OF st. Charles. First District
Cofield. parish Of Ascension, Second District
Delacroix parish Of Orleans. Second District
Plans. proAles and Specifications OF the above
works are now ready for inspection ut the State
Engineers office.
Proposals shall be addressed 10 the under
signed, and each one Endorsed for the particular
Ieyee on which the bid Is made. The sealed
proposals. must contain q deposit, amounting
to one cent for each yard OF the estimated con-
tents no to ten thousand yards, and an addi-
tional quarter OF one cent for every yard over
to be forfeited to the State In case OF the failure
of the contractor or bondsme to qualify within
forty eight hours after adjudication, or else the
bondsmen must be present at the opening OF the
bids. prepared to sign Immediately.
Payment for this work will be made az pei
statement In the office Of the State Board OF En-
gineers.
The board reserves to itself the right to reject
any or all bids.
FRANCIS r. NICHOLAS.
Governor and President OF the Board Of State
Epsjneers DEF st