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Fatal ARRAY In Nashville.

TWU MEN hlLLED AMI a ttHL HOeSbcO'
NASHVILLE, July 24.-Ii an ARRAY this
morning between Samuel Hycks and Ed
win, Nathaniel, Jere, and Jones Baxter,
sons OF Judge Nathaniel Baxter. Demo-
cratic nominee for reelection as Judge Of
tue Circuit Court, Hycks and Jones Baxter
were fatally shot, and the former received
several shots from the Baxters ard his skull
was fractured in two places By blows from
the muzzIe OF pistol in the hands OF one
Of them. jones Baxter. received only one
shot, near the heart, and from some party
unknown. Hycks expired in few min
utes. Jones Baxter lived scarcely an hour.
Jere Baxter received slight woun d in
the hand, and Nat. Baxter in the foot.
A negro gill thirteent years OF age was
struck in the thigh by stray shot, In flict-
ing a painful but not fatal wound. The
affray grew out OF remark derogato ry to
the character Of the fatherof the Baxters by
Hycks in speech at a meeting OF candi-
dates for county offices on an independent
ticket the evening previous. The Baxters
gave bond in 100000 for their appearance
Monday week, ri 20 - 81. a37tE 3,.sf
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ouREsT TRANQUILLIZER OF TIE

CUREST TRANQUILL1zER OF TIE
NERyES.-The surest tranquillizer of the nerves
,s n medicine which remedies their supersensitiye-
ness by invigorating them. Over-tension OF the
nerves always aeakens them. What they need
then. is tonic, not sedative. The latter Is only
useful when there is intense mental excitement and
an tmmed late necessity exists for producing quiet
uGe of the brain. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters re-
stsres tranquility Of the by endowing them
with the vigor requisite to bear, without being
Jared or disturbed unhealthfully, the ordinary I'M
pressions produced through the media Of sight,
hearing, and reflection. Nay, 1t does more than
this, It enables them to sustain degree of tension
from mental application which they would be to-
tally unable TO endure without lis assistance sucn
MT least IS the Irresistible conclusion to be drawn
from the testimony of business and professional
men, litera,curS, clergymen, and others, who have
tested the forIfyng and reparative influence
celebrated tonic and nervine. jy 23-Tu,Th,s&w
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Texas Politics.

NEW ORLEANS, July PA. Galveston
Ne,ns special from Austin says that the
Democratic Convention at O'Clock this
morning nominated Treasurer F. r. Lub-
book for State Treasurer. This morning
was spent in balloting for Land Commits
sioner. -a@ t.1.- = -
GALVESTON, July 24.-The Nens's special
from Austin says that the Democratic Con-
vention nominated William Walsh for Com
missioner-General OF the Land Office, thus
completing the State ticket, and adopted
resolutions endorsing Governor Hubbard,
and adjourned sine die. Perfect harmony
existed during the closing hours OF the
Convention. ------- - I
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PETERSBURG.

tsfeSss Petersen tS1.E{-S, st.S III
,,rox.rrox.alvEa 1MpEovENEST-D EATS
or COUNTRY YOUNG MAN---THS PETERs-
n,nc DELEGATES TO THE DISTRICT eoSvENs
,IoS-IUNATIcs IN JMI.--THE METHODIST
CONFERENCE. ssf
fr,o~rcanoudcnec of the Richmond Dispatch.J
July "a, 1878.
rho Government has resumed the work
~ the Improvement Of the Appomatsox
river under the $40, 900 appropriation maoe
;or that purpose at the last session Oh Son-
rress. The operations by the government;
however, will be confined TO the cbahnei
outside OF the harbor, anu the city IL eA'
nected to make sufficient appropriation 20
keen the harbort clear OIL, obstructions. Tue
nanr In his late annual report to the Coun-
Ill recommended that all fees collected
srn,s wharfage be devoted TO this purpose.
Mr. IRVING Jones. whose illness was men
,;nnnd In n recent letter, died this morning.
IIe had been sick but a few days. The de.
ceased Was about twenty years OF age, ana
had but recently graduated at College. ne
,v,s one OF the most popular and promising
Young men in Petersburg.
Petersburg elects Its delegates to the Con-
e,ressional Nominating Convention to-nor-
row night. The city IS entitled to twenty
three delegates Much interest has been
manifested to-day in political circles as to
the wurd-meetings, as it seems certain That
in some, il not all, OF the wards warm con-
ties, will be made for delegates as between
Hinton and Coleman. The people VIII
doubtless turn out In large numbers.
The barque lenry Norvell Is loading with
tobacco at City Point for Genoa. The to-
bacco is shipped exclusively from Peters
burg. ,.,, :,
dozen or more parties held for lunacy. Sew
cral Of them have been passed upon by ma
pisierial commissions, and are awaiting ad-
mission into one or the other OF the aSy-
inns OF the State. Among those confined
Is Young man from New7Jersey, Wliilam
Hoes by name, who claims to have Deen
called to preach the gospel. He is nne-
looking fellow, but is very wild. His pa,
rents have been written to to come on anu
look after his welfare. +,
The Petersburg District Conference OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church commenced
lis annual session Mt City Point to-day. Inc
openinc sermon was preached by Rev. W.
G. Lumpkin. There il quite full attend.
ance of delegates. No business or I'M
nortance was transacted during the morn
ING session besides the appointment OF COM
mittecs. ROBIN ADAIR.
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N..w York Items.

NEW YoRY, July 24.-8lr. John II.
Cheever, the president OF the New York
Betting and Packing Company, which was
compelled to suspend yesterday, said to-day
that the business OF his company would go
on as usual on the basis Of cash payments.
A statement OF the condition OF the COM
pany would not, he said, be ready before
the beginning OF next week. He SAID that
no money would be paid except what was
absolutely necessary to keep the work OF
the establishment going. The company, has
issued a circular calling for meeting OF
their creditors for July Slst, when state
ment will be submitted
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Washington Items,

w July Ex-senator Sherman ne nj 2
leaves Washington in a day or two. to COM
mence political campaign 10 Ohio.n't =: :.
The President and Attorney General have
returned. Secretary .Evarts has also re-
turned. tUt%.sy x f:5'
There is no Information at the War De-
partment OF Colonel Mckenzie having again
crossed the Rio Grande. ....,-v
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E13ls f;t1 Dominion. yo.40 NJ kss FOR ssant;.
Eays--tIut IL. Ieti.tpen,ts sks1TesIr@.
ponyh- Cssstigs1a, syps'es1ess. 46sfSc.s retail
ssa,s isnsi,a. ~. &C.: iGs
Rdqs 1ixesi White. 80 Zen
w y g 81 Lum6er. StaTss.ses. S a3s
sI sf sa ) I dY s,. s ZEE
s2O6se6 ID 1000 yetJoy pine boards. SloaSI4f
D loco. Ls;f;s1 Split. sased. sz.ss
steses: whiskey barrel green. s. sasasz
timber, sGlS7. 80 3 1000: fIonr-fsrreI p9lss, ,.
@s: hogsbeadhoons no dsfDaad: hickory hoops
Liauorp. Mines. Re- rs
Aie::s Scotch. best brsrds. piits s2sasa.sa
IF. ssssdiss: Domestic !, .asssss :lfaa. s1.loa
yI;sni. a Agass s ss; sioss old
RE Wlgfsksys: Medium. Oh .S0as2 !: rtirs CHI. s2
ga !. Virginia MOUNTAIN. new, tze9S2.hts 10.
On Domestic, si.25 as2 :impor.st, .s p cs,s.
lseac England Rum: 1.50l&1.60. "a
.Rectised WatsxeyS.: Market quiet proof. al.20@
~ s. btcorice.
.Licorfcs Paste. D. G. & CO. &c.: 4. e.. 2Sc.;
A. y. c., 2Sc.; X. Z Co, Fac. T. s. 25s: Anchor
geo.: c. {. W., 19c.: no brand. 17c.
itat g. y ]. a1iIi.Feed.
Shtpstng: 35sa.4Oc. a bushe1; $50 p toH.
Br0tonstuF: 27a30c. p pashet; $50 q ton.
Wheat Bran: 2O@26c, q D,rshei: $50 2 ton.
Corn Bran: tic. per bishei: l5Gal 8 u f0ih
.5;s,N.fEs Powder, Shot. &c. ..
Fttss Toys mining, 35c. @S1. 25 q 100 fset
se se sss5 SassInss, ss 81 as s l
Shot: Northern, So. 10@S225 q bag NJ 2S ia
Griadaioass: la62Kc. y b. Is gfs
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Indiana Nationals.

INDIANAPOLIS. July 24.-The Nationals
had congressional conventions in the Sew
enth and Eighth districts to-day. In the
former Rev. Gilbert de la Matyr. OF this
city, and in the latter Henry A. White, OF
Vermillion county, were nominated.
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RoBbcr Recognized.

CINCINNATI, July 24.-Dr. Cornell and
Colonel Austin, OF New York, this morning
obtained an interview with John Doe, who
was recently convicted Of presenting forged
checks on the Commercial Bank, OF this city,
and, the party identified him as one OF the.
parties concerned in the $4,000 forgery on
the New York Trust Company some time
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CINCINNATI, ONO, July 24.-A dispatch
from Batavia saws that j. II. Sharp, trea-
surer of Williamsburg township, has been
detected in forgery, and has disappeared.
It is stated also that nc Is short in his trea-
sury accounts. sf. f......~ +.
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Inccndiary TraInps Killed by u
Eu e,ps,er

ST. PAUL, MINI, July ga report was
received here last night that farmer living
near Faribault had shot and instantly killed
two tramps whom he caught in the act Of
setting fire to the Harrisburg machine in his
wheat-teId. He gave himself up and was
instantly released. !. o. --.-. I.
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Texas Dcmocra tic Nominations.

GALVESTON, July 24.-Judge o. NJ. Rob-
erts was nominated for Governor by accla-
nation by the Democratic Convention yes
terday; also Joseph D. Sayres for Lieuten-
ant Governor, and George Mccormack for
Acknowledgement. .-.sc.
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II A.NCIAll.
RlnHMoNp sg q! Ex az a Ne

- sWKBNBsDAY. 5uly "a, 1875
IL snssrfeasa Hpis.-.IQ cif bdd4sssr.p
State Securttfess-Vtrg1ni consols. 654 bid. 66A
asked. ayfrafnia cgsfsaak new, 20 hid, 80 asked !;
Virginia deferred, bid asked; Virginia interest
certificates, 7s4 bio, 40 asked. Is IS
| sCtss Eecnrffi .-Kichm0nd city 90, J. aad j.,
iIB bid III asked: Richmond city 6's. u. and Do
IOOx bid, l01x asked: Petersburg city 6s, Il. and
AZ, p8 asked, petersburg city s's, 106 asked;
Lynchhurg city 6,s,sJ. and j.. SO asked Frede-
| Railroad BoRds-Yirginta Central Railroad
first mortgage 6's, D.. and il 30 bid yirEfnia
Central Railroad third mortgage 80, =. and - ~
ss's j. and J., so bid virginia Central Railroad
inor-nortgage ss, y. and j, 90 bid virgihis and
i93 bid; Richmond and Danytlle Railroad cousoii.
dated SIS, sf. and N, 71H bid, 10 asked PIEDMONT
zIngurance Compdnies.-Gfanite,lI 100 par, 81
asked. h. "a -s..F ....,s
Niseellaneous.- old Dominion Steamship Cone
ipany, 100 par, go asked. sfala E,4 f3etsirs ~
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! Eat1s and his a1ississippf Jetttes.

St. Louis, July 24.-some ugly statements
were published this morning regarding
Captain James b. Eads. and the disposition
made OF the last instalment OF the money
received by him from the Government on
account OF the jett:es at the mouth cf the
Mississippi river.
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,Yellcw.Fever I'm New Orlea MS.

NEW ORLEANS, July 24.-The Picay.as
publishes,a statement Of fourteen cases Of
sellow.fever which have occurred, seven OF
which were fatal aThe Board OF Health
hope4tn check the spread OF the disease.
Two fatal stInstrokes occlsrred o-dayt The
iae9ring have raised tue price from S25 to
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Miss MARIE RozE's MIRACULOUS ESCAPE.
Especial dispatch to the Baltimore Ameri-
can. T. Richfeld Springs, N. r, July o.
Marie Roze had a most miraculous escape
to-day. She was riding on horseback with
a large party OF ladies aud gentlemen, and
while her horse was at. full gallop the sad
dle-girth broke aud she was thrown Violent
ly to the ground. mfr. Carleton, who was
riding behind her, aud unable to get out OF
the:way, caused his horse to Jump over her
PROSTATE body, and SO she escaped the hoofs
OF two horses 4 All the company were
almost paraiyzed with fright but Miss Roze,
although her arm was cut and body badly
bruised, insisted on riding four miles to the
hotel. g.
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LONDON, uly24.-A dispatch from, Rome
reports that the Vatican is celebrating the
project with relation to the Church in the
United States, and will make it similar TO
that In regard to the churches in the British
Isles, placing 1t under the immediate uu-
thority Of the Pope.f
It takes one hundred md twenty.three
trunks, packages, and parcels to contain the
travelling outfit OF James Gordon Bennett
and sister. "A family Of eight persons out
West can travel from place to place with no
more luggage than tobacco-box and dog.
Free Press. s,If s, IS i 4 Z. ,4, =
Qswego's old woman has reached the age
CT one hundred and two without having
made Q hed.quilt With 10, coo pieces in II.
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Second Illinois Compassionate istr

Second Illinois Congressional District.
CHICAGO, July 24.-It has been discovered
from certified returns in the Office OF the
Secretary of State that on the last election
for congressman in the Second district
George r. Davis had majority over Carter
Harrison, the present incumbent, and Davis
now intends to contest. .stjsr.> ;itt@
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ny Telegraph.

lEEft EaEg. .,f NEW YORK f-Cki
s fenk snY orssss s sass
shade flrmer; southern unchanged. Whes t-Spring
without decided chanRe; winter i@2c. better. Corn
Nc. better and fairly active; ungraded 40G4o4c.
Coffee and sugar quiet and steady. Rice steady;
Turpentinc firm at 2s4@2ekc: Pork dImer and
quiet; quoted ct sln2s@s!oS0; ,d ao,es h an
Tssa lr@ 0ef'1 pr1 S Steam. ss7% WHISKY
$1.o6k. Freights shade easier. e1
-s=a 4. BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. July 24.-Flour steady, firm, and un-
changed. Southern wheat active and strong. west
ern steady and frm southern red. prime. Si,o34'
SLOT; amber, S1.0S@Sl.1o; NO. 2 western Winter
red. spot; July, and August slO2a: SEPTEMBER,
steady; southern white. CSC. Oats quiet and firm;
southern, so@s5c western Thlts $50: western pAay
Rio cargoes, I2X@I 6tc. Whiskey dull at sl.07.
CINCINNATI.
clNcINN 1TI, July 24.-Flour firm; family. s4S5
Whest end INF WS Corn gUs
mixed 4s@aSSe WhIsSey so4 pr9y,sleTs
s ass IS rs sss5 Short clear
held at $6.l2A. Bacon drmsr shoulders, $40 Pc;
ssnr D GD hsaS; e nsef fss s sa F 02
..4. 4,.l.s- LOUISVILLE.
4 louisville, July 24-F1our steady and rn.
changed. Wheat firm; red. s0@S5c.; amber and
white, 9Oc. Corn in fair demand; white, 45c.;
mixed. CSC. Rye nominal. Pork stronger at SIOe.
-S1O.25. Lard firm; choice leaf, In tierces, esc;;
choice leaf. In kegs. &C. Buk:lncats stronger ha.
vancing tendency: shoulders, 5sc: clear RIO, &C.;
clear sides, 6Ac. Bacon stronger with an advancing
tendency; shoulders, $50; clear RIB, 6'.c.; clear
sides, 6,ic. Whiskcy firm.
ST. LOUIS.
ST Louis, July 24.-Four steady and prices
unchanged. Wheat higher: No. 2 red iall, s9@
coo. Corn higher: No. 2 mixed, 354@36sc. Whis-
KEY dull at S1.O5. Pork irmer; jobbns. 1888.
Lard nominally unchanged. Bn&.meats nominaly
unchanged. Bacon qule, ut S5.37H, !5.40. and
S6.62X for shoulders clear rib. and clear sides.
CHlCAGU.
CHICAGO. July 24.-Flour steady and firm. Whsa
excited uDo higher: No. l Chicago spring, S1.Ql:
Corn higher at 4O9c: Oats. 26!zc, Pork In demand
nc fair prices and higher AZ S9.45. Lard shade
higher at 81. Bulk-neais active and prices ao-
vnnced: shoulders &c.; short rib, &C.; short c!eaT
6se. Whiskey. $l.O5.
ST LOUIS LIVE. STOCK MARKET.
ST. Louis, July 24.-Caitle quieg an! un-
changed; common to choice shipping steers, $3.50
AIS: common to choice shipping COWS aild helferS
S2.25@sS so: grass Texans steers. $2.25@$3,S0;
receipts. 5000 head. Hogs higher: mixed PACK
iuy, So .90@S420. Sheep unchanged.
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s:rcepbe cx.I.sbor Part;

CREsC9N SPRINGS, PA, July ~24.-The
National Greenback- Labor State Central
Committee areiin session here with closed
doors. =, ~ ar H., :..g,t... ..,~.@r.s
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pxayTING-EOESES.
nISPATCH PRINTING-HOUsE.
GOOD WORK. Low PRICES.

GOOD WORK. Low PRICES.
Having one Of the LAR EST ANp BESl :
EQUIPPED JOB OFFICES IN THE SOUTH, COR
biued with skllful mechanical talent. we are ore
parcd TO execute promptly, IN the very best S'y'c
and AT LOW PRICES, every description OF
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
SUCH AS
BUsiNESs-CARDs.
ViSITING-CARDS.
,.s ROFESSIONAL-CARDS.
WEDD1NG-CARDS.
SHOW-CARD5,
CIRCULARS.
MANIFESTS. n.-.
ellis LADING.
= -..~.% RECEIPTS
BIIL-HEADs. -
800 NETHERLANDS.
NOTE HEADS. @s
ACCOUNTS SALE. p
STATEMENTS,
S'i.eA CHECKS. onrs
...,.." 49, 80, ~. 49, DRAFTS
DRCG-LABELs. s +.
:. .a1s ea,-'0 ENVELOPES,
"a M i'i''' ARGUMENTS. g.
BRIEFS,
s 49, &C., &c.
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lsafe of'HfFYe.r;,.

| SAN FRANCISCO, July 2I-The Nerada
Bank iias sold 1000. 900 ounces fine silver to
fthe Government, payable In standard dol
liars, I'd be delivered Immediately in equal
quantities at the San Francisco and Carson
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BY Telegraph.

I NEW YORK, July ,24.-Gold opened at ] 00H-
Gold, TOOK. Exchange-Long, 1929; short, 4S6Y
State bonds quiet. Governments strong ~ X
tEreHlng.-Mouey easy at l!1dS2 per cent. Golc,
1908. Governments strong: new SIS, 107x. States
quiet. rp.l,rnpRs. 90
BALTIMORE. July 24.--Yirgfnia G,s, deferred. 4;
Virginia cousols, 5$ second series, 2Sx; past-doe
coupons, 7S4. North Carolina 6's, old, Is; new,
g; special tax. /. Bid to-day.
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RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK A
SPECIALITY. ai

We have all thc NEWEST STYLES OF TYPE
and execute work In a manner that cannot be sur
passed. Il. ,,,,r ,,c
We also do all kinds OF BINDING and RULING.
Orders from the country promptly flied ana de :
Iivpred by express or mail.
We will cheerfuly furnish estimates hhd seua
samples when required mh
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NEWS FROM THE OLD WORLD
D & d 4 NJ $3.50,
ii III ~ $500 = 81 ID
by TElEGRAPHT8 TILE DISPATCH

soaryAT1ow or JUDGE o. III. RoBERTs
4roR GOVERNOR ANB JOSEPH DasAKERs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4 TExAs-
TWO THAMES shetland KILLED HEAn
sr.,pAUL-pENNsYLyABLA GREENBlACtkE
LABOR STATE cEsTRAIeCo AiMlrrEE-
IA TREASURER DETECTED III FORGERY-
MISUNDERSTANDING OFFICE WITH
OUT BEING ELECTED-THE EADs JET
TIKs-THE SYRACUSE GoNyENTIoS-THE
POTTER INyEsTrGATIoH-co COMMERCIAL
FA1LrEEs FATAL AFFRAY IN NASH ASH
.yILLE-GAMBETTA ON THE BEREiS
TREATy-THE ANNEXATION QUESTION
GAMBETTA,s. INTERVIEW. &C., &C.
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
. .r.t. RICHMOND, July "a. 1878.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-White, 2142 bushels. Red, 1882
bushels; or which 344 bushels were re-eXhlbitcd.
CoRN.-Vhite, 1850 bushels. Mired, 42G bush.
es. = - --t----.- -.-.-L--- -
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HORRIBLE Massacre OF WHOLE FAM

HORRIBLE MASSACRE OF WHOLE FAM
LY-TwELvE VICTIMS PERsH.-Memphts,
July. ga special to the Appeal from
Corinth, Miss, says that intelligence has
lust been received there OF the murder and
robbery of family named Sample, consist
ing OF twelve persons, in Tippah county. IN
that State, on Sunday night. Suspicion
rests strongly on two citizens OF Alcorn
county, and one of Tippah county. No
other names are given than that Of the muir
dered family, and no further particulars
have been received.
[By telegraph
MEMPHIS, July 24.-The report sent by
specials from this place Of the murder OF a
family of eleven persons, named Sample, in
Iippah county, Miss, is hoax.
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The CITY OF Takio Not Overdue. i

NEW YORK, July ,24.-The Pacific Mail
Steamship Company's officials state that
there is no truth in the report that the City
OF Takio is overdue. s-3s
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

WuEAT.-WAtte. 100 bushels at 90c. ; log BUSH
els at &C.; sos bushels very good on private
II bushels common 1T 95c.-total, CSC bushels. Red,
SO bushels common Lancaster nj 90c. $50 bushels
very good Fuz at .02; 81 bu hels Fultz Mt 1c.
332 bushels mixed at s1.0S: ego bushels prime
Scott at Sill o.; 1872 bushels prime FutZ at 81 90;
"A bushels prime Eultz at slO5 ; ITO bushels fair
Eultz on private terms: 1903 bushels very good
Fultz private tcrms 1,o46 bushels Fultz on pri-
vate terms; 2sS bushels very good Fultz on private
common Fultz at 60c.; l2S bushels good Fultz at
81; SO bushels good Fnitz a. 81: "a bushels fair
Fultz at CSC; so bushels fair Fultz at 90c.; 90
bushels prime Fultz at 81 07; so bushels Fultz W
S5c.; 200 bushels prime Fultz at 81 90; bushels
Fultz at 90c.: IL bushels at CSC; % bushels at
90c.; $50 bushels choice Lancaster at Sl.lO; 162
bushels Fuliz at 95c.; 60 bushels Fultz at Toe. SO
bushes prime Futz at 81 .o5; s2 bushels mixed at
90c.: 100 bushels mixed at IL; 1876 bushels prime
mixed at 1872 Bushels fair Fultz at &c.; 81
bushels fair FtfltZ ut 97c.; SO bushels very good
Fultz at 81 .04: 80 bushels mixed 1T S1.O6; %
bushels good Fuitz at 81; 22 bushels common Fultz
ut $780,; &c bushels common Fultz ut 50c- ITO
bushels common Fultz at 75c.; 446 bushels m xed
at LOG; 3O4 bushels common Fultz ut S6c..: 8
bushels common Fultz at s0c.-total, 1924 bushels.
CoRN.-IVhite, 40 bushels very good Mt SIC.
Nired, 10 bushels 1T SIC. . s.
OATS.-156 bushels private terms: so bushels
good new winter ut 32c.: 126 bushels good new
Water OH private terms; sc bw he's good new will
ter Ut S2c.-tOtal, 42S bushels.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
WEDNESDAY. July "a, 1878.
TIL. rr'aEs tH-t:,r comprised 432 hossGeadS and
25 tierccs. The offerings az auction on Change were
SO packages; of which number 30 were taken In,
and the remainder sold nj prices ranging from $l.2o
to $3.50.
we continue 70 quote: s.' ~. ..r-
NEW DARK. Ia. +.
Lags.-Conmon to medium, $l.5ONs2; medium
to good. 1894. -.
Leaf-Ccmmon, s4mSj; mrGi'r.n, sos good,
ss@Sl0; fine, SllMlsl4.
.F' BRIGHT.
Lugs.-Common cclOry. &3CdS4.
Elners.-Coinmon. $i@s5; medium, 95@$7
good, s7@$10; fine, $1o@$l3.
: SnlokeTs-COmmon. S7G1Ss.60: medium. S9M
Sill: good, s1uGtSt3; Gne, s15@slS: fancy. ) 6
@S22. ..... s.,
6n$25 good, s30MS45: fine. $60m$7e: Fancy
kT5mS9O. s..
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MARINE iNss'a stL.' 80
j,E>;aTIEf al.MaHAr-JULY %. ISIS.
raIs: pr RICHMOND, July .
ARRIVED.


steamer Ariel, Mayo, NORFOLK, United STATES
u,.i merchandise AMI passcl,ger@. l.. ~ laIub'
agent. y, Ut,
schooner II. Z. Havcns Pierce. New York. !ight.
Schooner Moonlight, LcInn3nS. New YORK; my
Schooner }. T.. Maloy, Abdall, New FORK, salt
Davenport & Morris. nu,,,t
Schooner E. A. Bartc, johnson, Philadelphia
coal. G.. II. Page. ,,.,.,,o
schooner Rescue. -, New York, merchandise
Curtis &c Parker.
SAILED.
Schooner Robert IIeaIcy, BROOKS. New YORK, cl.-
mel coal, q. Storrs.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT
Schooner Bertha May, Miller, Baltimore. July
23d. ,, ,,,.,.,r,,,
Schooner N. Z. Byarh Camp. Philadelphia July
Schooner Gersl Banker, Price, Boston, july 2oth.
MEMORANDA.
Bark st. Olaf, Lund, hence. at Lisbon fottrs'''
july 18th. ,. >-,,,,,, harco =.
by Telegraph.
NEW YORK, July 24.-Arired: Guy o. Masa-
inpton Arrived out: Pctru>, Lorraine, JoDrito7'
Evergi. ,,.,,.,, 1ror,n-
ward Theresc, for savannah; Joseph IHonps'H'
for Bull River.
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MINERAL WATERS.

nSINERAL WATERS.-Fresh and just
lvI received
APULLlSARlS.
UUSYADI JASOS,
81. GALNiER. ,..,,,
HATHORN Saratoga Water, "'rec'i'o'n
the Spring.. At ,.,,,r.,.
tc 12-2m CHRISTIAN " -
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Flour.

- Flour. Is: s'. #s...
rTne. $3.50: srrariuc, 1926; extra. S4.75
common family. $3.50: fancy bran2y, s65 o.. Mar
Ltt dull.