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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-03-22

DEF STEAK TOMATOES the best in the
ian Is ~ McRURNEY SON.
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9 HHDS SHOULDER BACON. purchased
n at the recent decline, for sale low by
ian % w. A. JOHNSON.
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nON'T FAIL TO GET McBURNEY'S
~ REVISED PRICE CURRENT, showing
great reduction in Groceries, You can save
money. We want every body to have one.
NH ii GEO. McBURNEY s. SON.
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Washingt.on....le
Alexandria --.
Gordonsville.....
Charlottesville.
Lynch burg lar
Uanville.
Dundee.....-.....
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CHAMPAGNE CIDER-A primo article
~ received and for sale by
jan 25 K. w. AVERY, 226 King st.
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IN FAIRFAX CIRCUIT COURT,
Mnrn,r, hnr ior1,,
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

UMMIHSIUN EKS DFFIUE,
~ Fairfax Z. H., March II. ISIS
Ali psrtc; interested in tue above decrnn ara
hereby notified that have appointed FRIDAY,
the 18th day OF April, rs the TINA and my Ollie,
at Fairfax Court House, ~ tho place. when aad
where will proceed to execute the same ii.
which time and place they are repaired to y!
tend. Given under my hand the day and year
above written. u. Nj. CHICHESTER
Colnm'r. in Ch'y. Circuit Court.
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A FULL LINE OF HARDWARE, for
IA sale chesp, PEAKE s. MALLS,
feb25 cor King and Columbus sts.
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RAILROADS..

Mail daily
Express Express. except
Dsily. Daily. Snndsv
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nRIED SUGAR CORN-One barrel Dried
IL Sugar Corn, choice quality, just reed. by
feb B j. c. & e. MILBURN,
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WINDOW GLASS, Putty, Varnishes. Dye
w Woods, Grass Seeds, CASTLE Soap, Toilet
Soaps, Cold Cream, Camphor Ice, Rose Lip
Sslve and Seaman's Prepared Dyes, for sale by
feb 20 IS. LEADBEATER s. BRO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-13
STAuNTON.

ADJOURNMENT OF THE SuNDAH-SCHOGL CON
yENTIoN-pEATH CT 4 VIRGINIA RACE
uoESE-PLoUE INSPECTIONS, &C.
ICorrcspoudcnce oil tie Richmond D!spalch.l
July y, 1873.
This morning ut 10 O'Clock the Sunday
School Convention OF the Baltimore Confer
encc adjourned. The proceedings or the
farewell meeting were very affecting, ana
among the speakers were two ladles-MrS.
J. n. Spangler, OF Washington. and Miss
sally Fulton. OF Staunton. 1t meets next
year in Lexington.
Intelligence has been received here or tue
death by sun-stroke, near Carlisle, Pa, OF
Little Fellow, Il trotting-horse owned
by Mr.. J. Ii. Snapp, OF this city. The horse
had Just been to the llagerstown races, and
was on his way TO the races at Carlisle. lie
was valued at $4,000, and was very fast
horse.
The inspections Of flour here for the
quarter ending June 30th were only 4,1S2
barrels. The low prices keep flour back.
The American Hotel has been again sold
at auction, brin@in" this time only $4,000.
The interest OF the town, since the Sum
day-School Convention adjourned, centres
in new apparatus for driving the Pindica-
tor presses by water, which has been wit
messed by crowds ali day. The machine Is
little larger than Il hat-boX, and stream Of
water not larger than lead pencil drives
two presses. one OF them 4 cylinder, at full
Spced. Penn.
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EEtsETENE.
" T G L 7 \ E
WILL CURE CANCER.
PROOF! PROOF. PROOF!

H. II. SterenS, Esq:
Dear Sir.-About two years ago i Cancer maze
It's appe arance OH my face, left side OF my nose.
When first noticed 1t twas about the Size OF PIN
head VERY smal). 1t Increased in Sig" ana spread on
nv face until 1t became as large asa common cent.
tried all kinds of remedies. and advice from ply
siciau. II was spreading and eating into my hcsll
very fast. was very much alarmed. wens TO see
pbysician who cured Cancers; he did not give
me much encouragement II raincd me very much :;
suffered night and day. 1t would bleed at times
very profusey. Everything was done that could be
to trvt cure the ca#ccr. Ny brother had cancer
on his liD he submitted 10 an operation. being well
discouraged. | WAS one day i'll Mr.. Woodbury. >
apothecary s!ere. Of this town. He gave me your
pamphlet containing many cures by the use OF EGt.
TINE. l found OH page 10 where NEGETlNE hah
cured cancer OIL n ladys nose. then bought Il
bottle Of your VEGETINE. and it proved great
blessing TO me. could see good effects from IL
right away. After taking three bottles 1t stopped
the spreading of the cancer about tile edges; IL
checked the eating into my fesh could see IL was
gradually healing. kept on taking VEGETINE the
cancer slowly disappearing, until had taken sin
teen ottlcs, and it completely cured II. 1t has left
a large scar on one side Of my nose; and feel 1t
my duty to recommend VEGETINE TO all Ike sur
fcrcrs as 1t is certainly great Blood Puriiier
am now sixty-three years OF age, and VEGETINE
has greatly improved my general health.
Yours, most respectfully,
WILLIAM Z. CLEAFES
81 Federal street, Beverly, Mass.
We whose names arc annexed, can testify 10 the
above. as Mr. Cleaves Is old resident OF TINS FOWL
G. WOODBERRY. Apotl'y, RICHARD PEDRICk,
HERBERT S. SMITH, ANDREW l.. EhIOS,
A. GLIDDEN, GEO. ;. MlLLEII.
VEGETINE.-Fer eradicating all impurities OF the
blood from The system it has no equal. IL has never
failed to effect cure giving tore and strength 10 The
sy.tem dcb'lita;cd by disease.
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MECKLENBURG COUNTY.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.

Correspondence OF the ltichmond Dlspatch,l
BoYDT0N, VA, July 10, 1878.
Mecklcnburg is ut last famous. Owing
TO the heavy negro majority against us we
have been heretofore completely ignored in
the politics OF the State; but now, thanks
to the patriots who have taken the lead in
organizing the Great National Greenback
Party, with readjusting plank thrown III,
we are at last receiving our full measure OF
attention from the press in this State as
well as out of it. But it will probably be 4
matter of surprise TO some OF you gentlemen
OF the uul! who have lately devoted so
much OF your valuable space to our famous
resolutions Of 1878 to learn that they were
adopted in meeting called without any
previous notice, and composed OF some
twenty or thirty persons: Such. your cor
respondent is informed by participants in
the meeting, is the fact. lie was not HIM
self present, and heard nothing Of it until it
was all over. Il is said that an adjourned
meeting is to be held next Monday at court,
and will then inform you OF the result.
1t is impossible TO say how our people
stand upon these questions, as they have
not been publicly discussed at all. The re-
ad!usters claim to have an overwhelming
majority, and it may be true. | do not be-
lieve there is q sensible man in the county
who is not in favor OF an honorable adjust
ment OF the debt, or one not opposed to a
contraction OF the currency, but that after
full and free discussion aud reflection they
will be in favor OF such wildcat notions us
putting millions OF men to work, doing no.
thing, and paying them billions OF worth
less paper money for it, or Of butting their
heads against rock walls by attempting
forcibly to repudiate their State debt, which
would not be practicable If it were right, |
cannot and will not believe.
But little interest has been manifested rs
yet in the congressional canvass this fall.
Cameron and Hinton, OF Petersburg, and
Mckinney, OF Farmyille, are mostly spoken
OF as candidates for the Conservative nomi-
nation. Yankee Allan and Jorgensen. the
rival candidates for the Radical nomination,
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M A Mccall.
RIcIMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
FnfDAr, Jn'y -, 1875

m. FnIDAf Jniy lZf lofc.ai
State Setnr,tfss.yir Virginia consols, SO Did,
nsketi Virginia consols new, 20 bid. 90 asaea
Virginia deferred, bid; Virginia tnterest-ceItl
Cit9 Securities-Richmond city es. j. and j.,
ioo bic, 1of asked Petersbarg city &c, f. and
A. 50 h,d asked: LynchSnrg city ss, I. and
gu bd M MAP s's tta1-receyable 81 and 81
road 6's gold. If. and N, % bid; ytrginis Central
Kailroad frst mortgage 81, y. and j., Jos bid |;
J- SO bio: Virginia Ceutrai Rairoad fourth mort
rad non.mor,gage 81, and J., % bid Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad second mortgage 6's, j. and
j., o. bid: Virginia and Tennessee Railroad third
mortgage 8s, j. and j., 100 bid: southside Railroad
southsida Railroad second mortgage preferred 6.s,
j. and j., 76 bid; Snuthsife Railroad third mort
gage preferred 6's, J. and J., &C bid; Petersburg
Railroad second mortgage S's j. and j., 23k bid,
20 asked; Atlantic, hIssissippi and Ohio Railroad
certificate: o7,s bid; Richmond aud Petersburg
Richmond. Frederieks5uTg and Potomac Railroad
lnortsage SIS. j. and j., 100 bid Richmond, Fred
crcksburg and Potomac Railroad MORTGAGE rs. j.
and D., 50 bid; Richmond and DanyilIe Railroad
consolidated G's, NJ. and N, 71ls bid. 70 asked:
Piedmont Railroad first mortgage Ss. a. and o., SO
Canal Bonds.-James River and Kanawha Canal
first mortgage G'$, NJ. and N. 52A asked.
RdtfT0ad St0ckS.-Richmoud, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad common, 100 par, rs asked ;
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
seven per cent guaranteed. 100 par. 90 asked;
Richmond and Dluville RAILROAD. 100 par, Q bid.
Bunk Stocks.-First National, 100 par. II bid ;
National Bank Of Virginia 100 par, SO asked;
STATE Bank Of Virginia: 100 par: 72a bid Mer-
City Bank, 25 par, 20 bid.
Insurance. Com NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fire and NH
rine 25 par. SO hid, BIZ asked: Virginia State. 25
par, 27iG bid: Virginia Home, 100 par, 90 asked
Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par 81 asked !;
CITY, 100 par, 70 bid.
MtscsIianeous-Old Dominion Steamship Com.
pany, 400 pur, go asked.
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been tnen IN existence, one such as the Ipf-
ida screamed would hare brought him TO
his pins. butt was tifiaya tling TO arouse the
Secretary OF the Navy, whose soinnolency
was deep-deep down In the caves OF Nep-
tune, as Il should have been; for the Secre-
tary was upon an excursion to examine the
shores and bays aud notifications under
the Joint supervision OF Neptune and Lin-
| self.
The Baltimore boat did her best; but
finally gave It up.and went off to Norfolk
with u lot Of cussing passengers and q pray
ing crew. Perhaps there was more GUESSING
here on the occasion than there has been at
any other time since the war. The wharf
| is Government work. but passengers to
the hotel and Hampton, as well as to the
Fort, have always been permitted to land.
The officers OF the TaIlapoosa did not fee!
authorized to move her until Mr.. Thomp-
son walked, and SO they would not make
room for the steamers. Now that gentle
man, am sure, when he heard what had hap
pened, was even grieyed, because heis most
kind and obliging gentleman, and would
not have permitted the interruption OF the
movement OF the boats on any account. The
officers of the boat ought to have known as
much, and certainly must have had very
poor discretion.
I have Just read the speech OF the gall
liant Phlegar. He Sc everlastingly faxed"
Fulkerson. That Vulgar and impudent
denasogue has not bit OF ground left to
stand upon. ! was much amused this morn
ing by conflict between martin and
crow, which forcibly reminded me OF the
meeting between Phlegar and Fulkerson.
Phlegar, you know, isra small. lithe-looklng
gentleman, while Fulkerson is much above
his physical stature and is as sawkey as
crow. The crow came about the haunts,
the favorite aerial diversions OF the martins.
He was sncaking and thieving, and getting
all he could without paying for if, alto
getber upon the principle of ''forciblc adj
iustment." AS soon as the martin dIscov-
cred the trespasser he event for him " in
a style that was irresistible. The crow en-
deavored to dodge. Vain effort. The pur-
suer wheeled and rose, and dived down.
ward with facility that enabled him to keep
up with the pursued. and to punish him
in q way he could not stand. He lighted
upon the wharf, which was no refuge Tor
the lawless ieathered politician. &c took
flight again, and being beaten at every turn
by the brave and unavoidable assallant, he
sWeDt away with awkward Topping and
vulgar lodges, which screened him not, to
other grounds, where he might feed upon
refuse and the glutinolis oozc OF the great
sea that more dainty aDd respectable birds
reject.
Our gallant type for q noble gentleman
soon cleared the air Of that equally fitting
type OF the "otber man." and peace reign
ed. II the loyal and truc-hearted amongst
the rising public men of Virginia will EMU
late the noble example set them b. Phlesar,
those demagogues OF forcible rcadiusters
will soon, like departing Arabs, fold their
fonts ond c.IoI away RAMBLER.
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ts1t58c,: yei,ssz. ef,t Iosfs Pot.
i.1rsr fJsnierara. 16a1 Gssc,
md fev n a a soahssy ss
ySas BLACK. ai.-.hs last prime article:
imperial sIl06a1 .Ge: gunpowder. q. AGILE
for strictly choice.
| Hides. Leather. Sc.
Hfdes: . Green. @jc.: cSY saltsd. 12@1 Be-: ttrJ
fint. 10 Sc. wet salted 7hasc.: Tet sated ca.f.
Lsafisr: Sole leather. sole lsaltns,
hemIock. 1SM25c.: country upTer. 3Qdfbtc : CRY
country, 2S@33: city finish. 3eG36c. 2 d.: sslf.
SKINS, French s1.15@s2.25 a 10. roagh sktr.ns.
from. steel. Nails. &c.
froa: American refined. Oh I,6mia,ons 2@
az 2.10c. y ~; English and American sheet. go
iron: Virgins coal-hlast charcoal. s2a@s32
warm-blast charcoal. s24@S2s: Pennsy,yans, An
sts sss $ es s0 sss sor ssz
arot-that Is. ten-Denlsv: other sizes extra.
Plough sasttngs:; wholesale. 4@e4Ie.; retail
xoDs: Manila best I4al5c.: jut., 5000.
Eggs: Mixed cotton. ZAc.: w.';r' &C. ~"f''sh
Aunlper. Stavrs.&e.
Lumber: White oak. 12@flo q LOCO: H.stef
s20@S65 q 1000 yetfow pine boards, siOa$14:
toist. sl2@S1s: according 10 lengths. Sninsies-
Pine. S2.50(Gso: cypress s.S-nch. 81 .5OdlSls
i,ooGc. 0' 'AN' ''''' 10y '''''' '-'V4'.'''
STAGES: " htSSev-Dafre lin otT.crrtE, II SGps2St
1000: seasoned. S206aS25 3 1000. Flour-sarre
timber. .eGs7.5G IS 1000. Fioar-bar;el po!es. 81
as: bo-sheas!-!loops. ITO demand; hickory -b"nps.
$3.50.
LIQUORS E;Hcs, &c.
4ie: scotch oest brands. PMS 'iEGIf2.2$
dozen. gold.
BTaudisS: I,omss;!.. il.25mi2: ;.i!'. Si.1Dd
sl.i0: apD.e. new. Sl.15E.:2: did r2.25ata:
Virginia peach. S26Gs2.50.
Rae aFhiskeus: Medium. 81 .tGEla3 pare ct,'. ~
T.si: Virginia mculiiaiD. u.G. SlTSy.ht Id
s2.50tGs3.50 and upwards
Tin. Domestic. y l5nS2: rGports... X - arr
.rei1 England Rum: Sl.50t@i1 100.
SsctiEed .hiskeRs: Market quiet; rcoof. s. 90.
Licorice.
Licor1re Pnxr.: J. G. K Co.. 3iy.: r. -. 49,
4. q. g.. 23c. H. { Co.. Gic.. j. \. CSC: hGGt,t!
27c.: 4. G.. G.. 26c.: G.. g.. 2Sc.: c. g. Eagle
29c.: C. c. W.. 19c.: no brand. lie.
Mill-Eecd.
StiDstuf: S5M4Uc. :. oushel: $50 q ton.
Ef'1irnStHf: 27Gl3Oc. r uuShet; $50 6 ton.
Whent trim: 200E25c. = hrisheI; $40 q ton.
Torn BTna lie. ucr btSae!: Sl5BSlS q ton
.cwGer. Shot, sc.
Fuse: TOYS n.inina. 35c.M&1.2j y !In +: l.
P0tcder: 1915 by The five kcps--li = 'iaic D.
seas. sC.25: blasting. s3.2JMS3.5G.
shot. Northern, S2.1 0GNS225 :: i,l,. 81 Il $.
nTindst0RsS: latT2%c. = In.
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syecfSnc. OF the virginia Educational
Association.
fRcported for the Dispatch.l
TRCDOrttU IUT INC lJIsIatVIs'I
HAMPTON. VA july 10,


HAMPTON, VA, July 10, 1873.
The thirteenth annual meeting OF tue
Virginia Educational Association assembled
in Hampton last night. The meetings nre
held in the beautiful Virginia Hall, one OF
the finest in the State.
The session is more largely attended than
any one held since the meeting in Norfolk
in 1874, there being present about eighty
delegates and large number OF visitors.
The arrangements for the meeting are adj
mirable in every respect, and reflect great
credit upon the local committee, especially
the chairman General S. q. Armstrong;.
Professor It. r. Price, OF the University
OF Virginia, the president OF the Assocll-
ton, made last night an admirable intro
ductory address, in which he sketched the
educational work of the State during the
past year. paid beautiful and feeling tributes
to Rev. Dir. Duncan, OF Randolph-Maeonl
College, and Professor j. A. Turner. OF
Hollins Institute, two members OF the Asso-
citation who had died during the year. He
spoke OF the great importance OF tho
rough study Of The rudifaentS, and protest
ed against that ambition of the teacher
which Would drill his pupils in the orna-
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DANVILLE.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
1919

correspondence OF the Richmond Dispa!ch.l
July II, 1878.
Hon. II. 5. Flournoy announces this
morning that he takes it for granted that
the Conservatives OF this district will nomi-
nqte candidate for Congress, and that If
he should be the nominee lie would cheer
fully accept.
Gentlemen from Henry county report that
Mr.. +. Is. Draper, of that county, living
near Ridgcway, l think, went off from home
some days ago and Was not heard OF Tor
several days. He was at last found lying in
the woods and brought home.
Mr.. Draper says that he does not remen1-
Der leaving home, nor anything that oc.
Cured after he left home, except thunder
storm. During the storm, and, 1t seems,
by one flash Of lightning and peal OF
thunder Immediately following it, he was
awakened to consciousness. After he was
awakened to consciousness he heard noises
made by persons who were passing near
BY, and called them TO him. ALPHA.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. July IL, 1878.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 792 bushels. Red, 5,694 BUSH
els.
CORN White, .O44 bushels. Nired. 400 BUSH
els (rc-sxEbttdl.
0ATS.-lUU bushels.
SALES REPORTED To SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, so bushels common at G0c. :;
252 bushels prime 1t Sl.1J: 2G bushels ut Sl.05:
27O bushels on private terms: &c bushels good 1T
Sl.O2: 100 bushels at GOO: 22 bushels at S5c.-
total, $50 bushels. Ret, LOO bushels prime FurZ
ut 81: 800 bushels good FuZ at 81; SO bushels
prime Lancaster at S1.15; 40 bushels very good
amber at $40; 254 bushels Futz ut 90c.; $50
bushels Lancaster at 92c.: $50 bushels very good
FultZ private terms: 90 bushels very good FurZ
1T SI.05: 80 bushels prime FultZ 1t Sl.07: 40
bushels choice Fuliz 1T S1.0S: 272 bushels Iancas-
Ter at Sl.l3; 2Si bushels amber at s1.09; los
bushels good FultZ ut 81: TIA bushels common
Lancaster ut 95c.; 100 bushels fair new Eutz at
ST.; 800 bushels COMMON new Fultz at a0c.: ~
bushels good FultZ mt ST.: 152 bushels good FultZ at
81; 1O2 bushels fair Falt2 at 95C.; 200 hnshc!s
common Fultz ct Soc; 1870 bushels good Fulz ut
els very good Fultz on private terms ; 1G4 bushels
CORN White, IS bushels common on private
on private terms 90 bushels very good II 6lc.-tc-
til. 314 bushels.
OATs.-lUO bushels very good new winter 3Gr.
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arc g speak q dc II, negroes here nest aEon.

arc TO speak 10 the negroes here next Mon.
day. ySS
Our Circuit Court Judge IA. ID. Dfckin-
son presiding has Just closed, afte,. a ten
days session, at which a great deal OF busi-
ness WINS transacted, the most important
case being that OF stuart, Buchanan y Go.
vs. the county, for salt furnished during
the war. The trial lasted four days, the
jury bringing in verdict in favor OF The
plaintiffs for 81 1875. with interest from the
LIST OF January, 1864. The amount claimed
was about $4,000.
Judge Ould, OF Richmond, representing
the plaintiff, asked for n new trial, which
was oyerruled, and he announced his inten-
ton OF going to the Court OF Appeals.
at the present rates the Moffett register
viii yield about $4,000 per snnum in this
county, nearly three times as much as was
realized from the whiskey tax under the old
system, C. Ell.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
FRIDAY, July ~, 1878.

fElDAA- uNlS 1S'S.
Country produce.
Rtfs,rnr: 23c. p 10.
EpfIer: Prime 10 choice "c.Iow. - q BE-: fa,r
to good. s@l0c.
Drted Fruit: Apples. 3@4c. y H.: n"acli">.
peeled. 7MSc.: mnnecied. 3M4c.: cherries. loo"
12c. = D.. !; blackbcrrlcs. &c. ,-o
Fedthtrs: Prime Iivc-.oose. Soc: common" 2Ot
Fv0rseri: 81 :, l:rshe:.
mn: virginia timothy, 10c.-yery du!t: clover. 80
@G0c.
P"iutoes: irish. p barrel nc", s1GF:l.2o; old
50@GOc
Luld: Country. 7@74:.
Rue: 53c. 3 bushc!
.5nmac: 1Jc.MS1.2 accDr':iiw |" n'rt'l'S'
S~Ied Sr0,c: 35ac4Gc.
Wooi: Washed. So@32c.: nnw;,shcA. 2o@2Sr
BURY wool viii bring from 10 SC. 2 ID less tli;n
above rates
Cement. Lime. Plaster. &c.
Cement: Rose :dale, 4l.50@$l.G Il barrel ;''ames
L;ne. Horticultural, l0c. p hushcl; Roc;and,
81 i unS ]. 25. according to quantity.
Finster: Lump, s4@s4z5; ground f7.'o"O:S
delivered: calcined plaster. ~
Tar: LaIGe size, $3.25Ms3.3O.
Dry Goods.
Bynirn Sh.ettnos amt Shirtings: A Manches-
ter, &C.; u Manchester. &C.: 4 Manchester. 4Ic.
A james River. &C.; = james kiycr; 5sc;;
Vile. &C.: A Rockbridgc. &c: u Kockbrde aSr;
A W. Conestoga ne: :. G. ConeStoga GHc: 7 d.
Gsnestoga 6sc;; 10 reperil'' 2'c'' lo+ cs
Bleached Shirtinos ami htetingS: A VAN
S H'. Il jImup. gHc.: ia Oneida, l0c; A
Sy,ud:e 70: 4 Social. re-: A AmU:keag,
onc: Whit,s:oic. 9I&c.: 4 Barnscy. 5!3s: q Red
Dog. &C.: Il. Sciu;tir. &C.: hcthiiii &c: Ie-
WW ilo 91iir 'N''
m...r,. I..;Jye. pcrrr.lu rr Che Cirauitey ls
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-13
by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, July 12.-tiola opened at 100E.
Noon.-Stocks weaker. Money, per cent. Gold,
1U0H Exchange-Long. 4S4: short, 4S7. State
bonds quiet. Governments steady.
Eren,ng.-Money easy ut per cent. Exchange
4S4. Gold, 100k. Governments frncr; new SIS,
1067s States dull.
BALTIMORE.
bALriMunE, July 12.-Virginia consolidated. Sc !:
second series, 2sH; past-due coupons, 7s9a. Eid
to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-13

as@s=ss= ~ - - - -
mo, 1885

mo. 1890!
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
l. UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN DIS,
TRICT OF yIRGiNIA-1N THE MATTER or
JOHN 7. HICKS, BANkRUPr,INR hShRcfi-
CY. - :,
10 THE CREDITORS or ABOVE BANERpFT;
This Is 10 give you notice iha, have n!ed In sali
court my final accounts rs assignee OF the estate ..
the above bankrupt, and that on the l1Tii DAY os
JULY, 1878, shall apply 10 said court for ihe SCI
Element Of mysaid accounts and FOR s discharse
from all liability as assignee OF said estate IN ac.
cordanee with The provisions OF section 3,os6 OF
The Revised Statutes Of the United StttSs tHe.
bankruptcy. J.. l.. IL
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