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BRIGHT
RICHMOND MARKETS.

SATuHDAY,Iul 13, 1878.
Country Produce.
Beespan: csc. r b..
Batter: Prime 10 choice yellow, 13@15c.; fair
" corr cora Isal: COO. p bushcl for country.
Drted Fruit: Apples. 3M4c. {, d.: peaches
peeled, 1@Sc.: nnDceied 3@4c.; cherries, 10(d
12c. p To-. blacbbcrries, &c.
EgaS: In barrels, SC. p dozen in crates. &c.
Esathers Prime y, live, ,ye.soose' 4oc; common 2oc'
Hav: Virginia timothy 7oc.-yery dull; clover. 50
@60c.
oats: Balea. 5O@55c.
Potatoes: irish p barrel, new, sl@$1.25; old
IgTd: Country. 7@7Hc.
Rye: 53c. "a bushe
sSmac: 75c.Glsl %. according to quality.
I Wool: Washed i so@s2c.: unwashea, 2o@2sc.
BURY wool will bring from 10 sc. q lb less than
above rates.
Cement, Lime. Plaster. sc.
Cement: RoseAd ale, 5O@sl.6o q barrel; James
Linn Lime: Agricultural, loc q bushel Rocklapd
l Piaste ~ Lump, s4@s2ss sroand, s75o@ss
delivered: cacined plaster. So.
Tar Large size, S3.23@S3.5O.
Dry Goods.
Bro,5n SheettnaS and Shtrttngs: IA Manches.
ter, &C.; 4 Manchester. 5.c.:4 Manchester. 4Ac.
james River. 4Ac. IA Graniteviie. re; Granite
vile. 7c. "A Rockhrdge 61Sc.: z Rockhrite. 51c.
IA w. Conesloga. TIC: I, G. Cones,oga. exc: D
Conestoga. exc. 1O-4 reperill, 25c.; lO-4 City,
225c.: COtton-yarns, 81.
Bieoehed Shirttnos and sheetiags:. A. VAN
sutt 1lhc; "A MasonriIle; sGc.: A R Re-
Avondale,! 7c.; A Social; 7c.; A Amosksag
0kc.; Whitestone. 9Hc.; 4 Barnsley, 59s.: z Rec
Dog, &c.; u. 4 Scituate. 7c.: Methuan, &C.: Pc
Peterborough, &C.; 1O-4 Waltham, 25c.; lU-4 City
Mills. 22kc.
Brelo1a Drills: Petersburg. exc; Graniteville
&c.; kockbrIdge, A, Sc; AA, SC.
Corset Jeans: Payonia, &c.; Amoskeas. 10c.;
Denims: Harlem. 2k4c.: Boston Steam Mills. skc
Prints: American, 5Hc.: Aliens. Sc: Rich
m0ud Sc; Sprague. &C.: Manchester, 54c.; Wash.
inaton 5&c. Hamilton. 5&c.: Merrimacx. 5Hc; NAL
ierv &c; oriental, Pacific 51ac. Arnold, 5c; Har
| mony &c.; Wanlsutta. 44c.
Cumbrics: Rice. 5hc.; English, DC.
Drugs, Dyestuffs, Oils, &c.
alum: OF.
Gonee aa LIE: ss.5o@s4 . case Of fou
| dozen.
CopperaS: 2kc.
/ -1 Goehineat: 90c. "A n.
/ Extract NJ LogDood: 1ec.
| Indigo: Sl.10.
i Nader: 12kc.
i osIs: Linseed. &C.,; machine, $l@sl.71; sperm
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Association of Virginia.
Reported fer the Dispatch.I
IAMrI0N July IL 1873

Reported fer the Dspach.J
HAMPTON, July II, 1878.
This has been a grand tield-day in the
Educational Association, and l only regret
that cannot send you full report This
morning we had ENGLISH in its combined
purity. fullneSs, and power.
Professor Blackwell, OF Randolp Macon,
read very valuable paper, in which he
gave the details OF the excellent four-ycars'
course in English which Professor T. II.
Price organized, and this gifted young
teacher is so successfully carrying ont.
Prof. j. NJ. Garnet, OF st. Johns Col
iege, Md, read au able paper on - Methods
and Textbooks in English %; and Major
Robert Bing ham, OF North Carolina. made
Il very fine address on "The English Speak
ing Man." in which he ably argued that the
Anglo-SaXon eycels all other races ms Il navi-
gator, as conqueror, as soldier, in his
language, in his literature, in his inventive
and utilitaraE genius, in his love for free
dom, and in his Christian activity.
In the absence OF the writer Mr.. W. 0.
English read a paper, by Professor j. S.
blackburn, OF Alexandria, on 'sTeacher's
Life Assurance; and the whole matter
was referred to q committee to report at the
next meeting OF the Association.
In the afternoon there were excellent
papers from Professor w. w. Valentine, OF
Richmond, on 'Speling Reform; DR..
John L. Page, Of the University, on "Na-
tural History"; and Professor Brooks, of
Johns Hopkins University, on "Biology"
and the method OF teaching it in Johns
Hopkins University.
Tonight we bad a very fine address-sen-
siblc, sharp, and practical-by Rev. Frank
Woodward, of Murrreesboro', n. c., on
1.-The Relations OF the Colleges to the Pro-
iessional Tendencies of our People"
Then followed two excellent papers on
"Latin," by Captain Gordon McCabe, OF
Petersburg, and W. 0. English, OF Rich
mond SIAIoR.
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Bold Tra:nf,s in iowa.
FIFTY or THEM BOARD A FRBIGHT-TRAlN AND
ARE CARRIED INTO CAPTIVITY.

ARE CARRIED INTO CAPTIVITY.
Especial dispatch to the New York Times.J
OMAHA, NEB., July 1I.-An organized
company OF tramps, fifty in number, boarded
q Rock Island ireight-train at Nicola, Iowa,
this morning, and declared that they would
ride into Council Bluffs. The train-men
were powerless to put such large number
of. The conductor telccraphed to Council
Bluffs, and when the train arrived it was
met by the mayor, marshal, police, and 200
citizens sworn in as special policemen.
On the train they captured forty tramps,
ten OF them escaping. The worst ones
were punished and the rest were ordered
out OF town. Several shots were fired by
the officers but no one was hurt. The tramps
say that $50 more were to follow them
from Des Moines to Omaha. This is the
first public demonstration in Western Iowa
OF the tramps who have so sorely infested
Eastern and Central Iowa for weeks past,
and against whom Governor Gear was COM
PEELED to issue a proclamation. Captain
Bainbridge arrived here to-day from Fort
Hall with three Bannock Indians-a father
and two sons-of very desperate character.
They were ordered to Omaha Barracks for
safe-kceping. y strong guard was neces-
sary to bring them to Omaha. The old man
made desperate effort to get free from his
manacles on the way here.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JULY -, 1878.


ARRIVED.
Steamship Isaac Bell. Lawrence, New YORK.
merchandise and passengers, &. W. Allen y CO..
agents. ,,,,,,, .rob,,
Steamer Alliance. Carr, Philadelphia. ilcfchau-
disc and passengers, j. W. Mci:arrlck, agent.
schooner Mary Augusta, Wroten. alcHlnufi''
grain. GaIlegn Mills Manufacturing Company.
Schooner John McGinDis, Colbnrn, petersburg,
light. Curtis Il Parker.
Schooner Mary Price, Candy, Georgetown, coal,
Writ Roberts.
Steamer Art' Mayo, Norfolk. United states
mail. merchandise and passengers, l.. b. Iatnin,
Steamer Alliance, Carr, Philadelphia, merehan-
di.e and passengers J. W. McCarlcS, agent
srnomskiD Isaac Bell, Lawrence, New 1OrR, iner-
chaudse aud passengers, Ola dominion ota'tniship
Schnoner Char,es p. Sinnicksin, Blizzard, New
York coal, Curtis Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From New York July 11th, John Campbell tbr.),
From Philadelphia July 10th, schooner H. H.
Grant, Larder o.,o,
Schooner t. p. Pharo, Anderson, hence III Ne"
Schooner Eurotas, Pharo, hence, ut New fofh
July l. It'll. ,.o M tvcr.
Bark Knudsvig tNor.l, Evansen, hence ~ Liver
Schooner b. Bradley, Bradley, hence, I'll r.hiaaet
p'''' BY Telegraph. :.
| FORTRESS MONROE, July r1S.-Passeu ~ psc on
! Richmond; parKeutine Joe. Passed cat ite'n "AS1
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rrrc,1 pIscvssIoS--EDGAE ALLAN AND DR.
roo ,nrosSsEN BEFORE THE pEofLE---PERsoNAL
"~rorps-TRE CONSERVATIVE coAVEN-
~,ny-FEIIGiovs NoTEs--BAfTIsf SUNDAY
sn,,nor rSIoS--sUSpAY-SCn ASSIFER-
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lNIGHT'll .IIBLEGIlHS,
FROM ALLPARrs OF THE COUNTRY

FOR NEW TRIAL. OF a WIFE-MUR-
DERER oyERRuLED- sCULL RACE AT
WATERFOWL, NJ. " NOYES'S Casa
MURDERER HANGED At WATERFORD, s.
c.-WAsHIEGToN IrEMs-THE POTTER IN
vEsTiGATIoN-TwO OFFICERS DROWNED
AT CAMP SUPPLY. ARIzoNA-NEw YORK
BANK TgouRL Es-MEET1NG OF THE
AMERICAN SANITARY CoNMIssION-PER-
soNAL SUPPLEMENTAL CONFER
ENCE OF THE POWERS PROPOSED FOR
NEXT AUTUNN-CLOsING OF THE BER-
LIN CONGRESS.
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Fraudulent Trustees.

NEW YORK, July 13.-On complaint Of
James D. Fish, receiver of the Teutonia
Savings Bank, orders Of arrest were issued
against the trustees OF the bank, in civil
proceeding, to recover $29,344, moneys OF
the bank alleged to have been fraudulently
converted to their own use while acting as
trustees. The former secretary confessed
that he purchased various securities below
par, but charged par value OH the books.
The difference was divided among the trus-
tees with their knowledge and consent.
Four OF the trustees gave bail in the sum OF
$4,000.
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T ard for deposits. They have been Inahleto
|empIoy their fnnda probably. but the dis
count houses put down their deposit rites
to 2 and III per cent. and for a time
short 1oans were obtainabIe upon even @oW-
er terms. Money wasrather less abundant
to-day, our latest Quotations for three
months bills being 81 @2a per cent. dis
count. The available supply of bar-siIYer
is small, but owing to the limited demand
the price is fraction Iower.'
MINCISG.LASE MARKETS.
Transactions in the Mincing- Lane mar
kets have been limited this week and prices
easier. -Four steamers have arrived from
China with new seasons tea. The trade has
taken fair supplies OF Congo, but OCCASION
ally at lower rates for fair grades OF Foo
chow. The finest teas are selling under the
opening quotations. Common to fair
grades OF the old import stock still meet
some demand from exporters. The public
sales have been numerous. Ordinary
qualities of foreign coffee are depressed,
and these are still sold under valuations.
In the Dutch Trading, Company's sale We'd
fiesday good ordinary Java went lower than
for someyears the better sorts went dearer.
Colory plantation has advanced; pale and
gray kinds are nnaltered. Rice-Cargoes
are now 10 fair demand at further decline
on the last quotations. Sugar is steady but
markedly devoid OF animation; fine French
loayes sold at some reduction. Spice is I'M
altered beyond slight Improvement in
black pepper. Saltpetre is lower, but more
in demand.
Closing of the Berlin Congress.
BERLIN. July 13.-The Berlin congress
had its last sitting to-day. All the plenipo-
tentiaries and other members in full-dress
were present at the opening of the congress.
The proceedings opened at q and extended
TO O'Clock. The treaty was signed by all
the plenipotentiaries alphabetically. The
secretary attended to fix the pleuipoten-
tiaries' seal to each copy after the signature.
Andrassy warmly eulogized Bismarck's
presidency. Bismarck thanked the plenl-
potentiaries for their indulgence. The
proceedings terminated with grand court
dinner this evening at the White Hall pal
ace.
Defeat of the Supplementary Confer
ence.
LONDON, July 13.-At yesterdays sitting
OF the congress Prince Bismarck moved the
Supplementary Conference for next autumn
either at Constantinople or Berlin, but Lord
Salisbury declared his inability to accede to
any proposal interfering with. the immediate
submission CT the papers to the English
Parliament, and the motion was thrown out.
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WASHINGTON, July 13.-W. I. Ledyard
has been recognized by the President as
Consul OF the Netherlands at Mobile.
Collector Clarke, Of the Third Georgia
district. reports that during the past fiscal
wear he seized 169 distilleries, over 1000
gallons OF illicit spirits, 100000 gallons OF
mash, and $4,000 gallons OF wine.
w. Fl. Chapman, postal clerk under Su-
perintendent Vail, to-day resigned that po-
sition, having been appointed to a place in
the internal-reyenue service in Virginia.
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T the supplementary Confer
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

SATURDAY, July IL, 1878.
dmerfcnn GoId.-1OOk bid.
SY0te Securities Virginia consols. 80 bid: Nlr-
pinia contos, new. 2SA hid. 80 asked virginia
fundable. 20 bid: Virginia deferred, blu; lir-
cinia rax-receivable coupons. 7S bid 7SI ASKED.
Cify observation-disclosures city e's. }. and j.,
II So bid: Richmond city G's: J. and j.; ln0I hld;
third mortgage is. j. ana j., so bid: Virginia ana
Tennessee Railroad second mortgage Us, j. and D.,
81 bid. 1.,
first mortgage 6's. N. and N. So bid james River
and Kanawha Canal second mortgage Us, NJ. ana
insurnnce OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fire and Ma
rine 25 par. 80 mid, 81! asked: Virginia Home
100 par, 100 asked: Merchants and Mechanics,
100 par, S71s asked: City. 100 par, S7G bid.
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COMMERCIAL.
oRN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

Nv
RICHMOND, July ID, 1878.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Ehite, ga bushels Red 1926 BUSH
els.
CORN White, 760 bushels.
OATS.-374 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WuEAT-Hhite, 80 bushels very good at : LILO.
Red, 80 bushels good Frlltz at Sl.lQ; l,o24 bush,
els very good FulTz ut Sl.07 o. bushels very good
Lancaster nj Sl.10: 76 bushels Lancastcrat Sl.O
so bushels good FutZ at 81; 26 bushels ro0u
Fultz at 81 % bushels common FlitZ 1T sue; DO
bushels common Fultz ut zoe; 20 bushels very
good FutZ at .03; PA bushels far tnltZ ut 93c
4 0 bushels very good FullZ III S1.O6; 24Q bushels
very good FIltZ on private terms; lS2 bushels
common Fultz at 95c.: l44 bushels very good
Fullz ut Los: CO bushels common FullZ at DOC;
800 bushels prime Lancaster At ) l.15; % bushels
prime Futz III SLOT: PA bushels good fiiltZ al
al ST CO bushels good Fultz al Csc: 30 bushels
good FutZ nj 81; 5S bushels common FutZ
mt s5c.: $50 bushels common FultZ ut soc; ~
bushels very good FuZ at Sl.QJ: rs bushels goo1
Frliz at O2: $50 bushels fair FullZ ut 93c.; 100
bushels good mixed at .05 100 bushels common
Fultz at 9oc.: Al bushels common FutZ at soc:
good Lancaster mt Sl.l0: 172 bushels Fultz 1T
Sl.U3-to'al, 4.1i6 bushels.
CORN White, 200 bushels very good at 5Sc.;
40 bushels OF private terms-total. 24O Bushels.
OATs.-5Q0 bushels on private terms; do bushels
new winter IL &c.; 20 bushels new winter 1T 3Oc.-
total, $50 bushels
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A yyife.ssurs,erer Sentenced.

PHILADELPHIA, July 13.-The motion for
q new trial in the case OF Alex. B. Sayres,
convicted Of the murder OF his wife in the
Church of the Ascension in November last
was ovcrruled to-day and sentence Of death
pronounced.
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CASNEuToN, KANAwHA COUNTY, W. VA, :
J,ly 10 1878

Editors Dispatch: The weather here for
the past several weeks has been very warm:
The thermometer has stood daily at w ana
80 in the afternoons, and on SUNDAY iast
at 97o. This morning at o'clock 1t STOOD at
7eo, with the promise OF another not Gay.
The weather is dry.
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New Jersey.

NEWARK, July 13.-Judge Dupuc on We'd
nesday will decide upon the application for
a stay OF proceedings in the case OF Benia-
min Vollansbee Noyes. The expense OF the
trial to the State and county has been $500,
OF which Noyes must pay 1915.
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CHICAGO, July 13.-Lieutenant John An
thony Rucker was drowned yesterday in
White Canon river, at Camp Supply, Ari-
IONA, in an unsuccessful attempt to rescue
Lieutenant Austin Henley from the water.
Both were known as among the best and
braycst Indian fighters in the Sixth cavalry.
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The Galiows i'm South Carolina.

CHARLESTON, S. c., July 13.-Henry
Wise, young white man, was hanged mt
WATERFORD yesterday for the murder OF
Mercer Brown (whitc) who was his rival IN
a love affair. The execution was private,
the witnesses only prescribed by law being
present
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. July l3.-Gold opened ut 100H
N0en.-Stocks Irregular. Money, Lag per cent.
Cold. 1907 Exchanpe-Long. 4S4 short, 4S7.
State bonds quiet. Governments steady.
Ereu,ng.-MOney easy at 2 per cent Exchange
steady at asa. Gold dull at 1G0G. Governments
firm ; new 5's, 107. State bonds quiet
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. July l3.-Frginia G's. 90: deferred,
d.: consolidated. 55%: second series. IS: pasI-duc
coupons, rs. North Carolina 6'S. old, 10; new, s.
Rid to-day
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RICHMOND TOBACCOiEXCHANGE.

SATURDAY, July 10, 1878.
The breaks to-day comprised l49 hegsheads
and tierccs. The offerings 1T auction on Change
were At packages; of which number 21 were
taken in. and the remainder sold At prices ranging
from 81 10 S22.
We continue TO quote:
NEW DARK.
Lugs.-Common to medium, S1.5O@$2 medium
to good, S3GES4.
EeGf.-ComInon, $4@s5; medium, IS as; good,
ss@$lO; fine, S11@S14.
BRIGHT.
Lugs.-Common colory. :3MS4.
Fiiters.-Common. S4GIS5; medium, So1.7:
good. S76lS10: fine. S10GrSl3.
sll: good, Sl0@$l3; fine, sl5@SlS; fancy, SIS
@hS22. a,, 30
6rs25 good, $3o@S45; line, sG0@$7e; fancy
S75@S90.
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TIE LANCET.-s' IIunyadl Janos.-Earon Lcbig
ailrns that It's richness in apericnt salts sur
passes that Of I'LL other known walcrs.''
THE BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNALS Hun
yadi Janos.--Thc most agreeable, safest, and
most eflicacious aperient water
PROFESSOR yIRCHOW, BERLIN. "Invariably
good and prompt success; most valuable"
PROFESSOR BAMBERGER, VIENNA. ~ have
prescribed these waters with remarkable sue
cess,
PROFESSOR sCASzoNI, WURzBURG. "I pre-
scribe none but this
PROFESSOR LAUDER BRUNTON, NJ. d., F. r..
S., LONDON. More pleasant than It's rivals,
and surpasscs them in efficacy"
PROFESSOR AITKEN, NJ. D., +. r. s., ROYAL
MILITARY HOSPITAL, SETLEY. Preferred to
Pullna and Friedrichshall."
A WINEGLASSFUL A DOSE.
INDISPENSABLE TO THE TRAVELLING
PUBLIC.
Every genuine bottle bears the name Of TIE
ApoLLISAR1s COMPANY (Limited), London.
FREDERICK DE barry & CO.,
Al aud 43 Warren street, New York.
Sole Agents for United States and Canadas.
FOR SALE BY
DEALERS. GROCERS. AND DRUGGISTS.
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Richmond,
General Agents for Virginia.
The label Oh every bottle is printed on BLUE
paper. ia 2S-ar.W&F&eowtAu27
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP ~ f#sa
~ COJPANY. a.aaa1aso
FOR NEW YORK.

This company will dispatch one or tneir splendie
stp;llncrs-tJLD DDAlINIGN, WIANOkE. iS;SAt
BELL, and RICHNOND-every TUESDAY, fEt
DAY. and SUNDAY a; Eirh wate..
These ships entirely new, anu were bu!lt eA-
pressly for ths rOnte.
They have splendid saloons, siate-rooms, ana path'
rooms. 49,. - 49,
The fare, accommodations, and attentions are IN
surpassed. ,,, :,
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly Al
New York OH the company'5 covered pier, 81 Soru
river. ., -,
FreISnts for points beyond New YORK ior"aTdeH
with Dispatch ana no charge made except actual eI.
penSeS incurred.
Freight received until p. VI. daily.
Cabin fare TO New York, $12. Storage, 80 anu
IS.
For further information apply to
GEORGE w. ALLEN & CO., Agents.
my19 Office IJmpanvS wharves. Rockets,
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Rowing Match.

WATERTowN, n. T., July ia match
has been arranged between Courtney and
Hanlon, five miles, for $4,000, to come of
about September, probably on Owasgo Lake.
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From the Grcenbricr White Sulphur
SPRINGS.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. VA, July
13.-The meeting Of the American Sanitary
Commission, which was to have been held
this month at the Warm Springs, has for
the present been indefinitely postponed.
The Military Commission will meet here
on the 22d OF July.
Judge Wayne McYeagh is here.
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Naval.

Boston, July 1S.-Spoken July I'd. lati.
tude 400 39>, longitude, $50 15, United
States sloop-of-war Wyoming, from Havre
for Washington, D. c., under sail only.
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FRrEDRIcRsraAIL BITTER WATER.
-----~>~--'--~--~-------
ERIEDRICHSHALL
BITTER WATER,
THE ONLY PURE AND RELIABLE,

owes its great reputation TO the happy proportions
of Its ingredients, which have constituted 1t
approachable and Indispensable remedy for consti-
patton, Indigestion, Distractions, Piles, Chronic
Disorders of the Stomach, Liver, ana Bowels, Gout
Plethora and Rush of Blood 10 the Head, Hypo-
ehondria, Melancholy, Lassitude. lmPurtty Of the
Blood and Skin, Eruptions, or Blotches.
Sir HENRY THOMPSON and Baron Won LIEBIG
certify 10 Its incontestioe merits.
DOSE: One or two wine-glasses fun every MORN
ing Particularly appropriate for the spring Of the
year.
Sold everywhere and by the agents,
BOUCHE FILLS & CO.,
No. 81 Beaver street, New York.
FOR SALE by ALL DRUGGISTS.
my27-M,W&F2m 3,
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Potter subcommittee at New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, July 1S.-Charles Gecks
testified before the Potter subcommittee
that L. e. Weber stopped : few days ago at
his (witness's) home and said he was going
to Washington, and that he had the Sher-
man letter in his pocket.
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IvIcHMoND FEMALE INSTITUTE.

The TFustees beg 10 announce TO the friends 1.-THE
Instftste and the public that arrangements have
been made open the school NJ the fall Term under
the Presidency Or The Rev. ROBERT ". FULLER,
D. D., With . fall corps Of able and experiences
teachers. 4
The buildings win be thoroughly renovated and
painted during. vacation. aud every arrangement
made for tie comfort and health Of pupils.
The Trustees feel satisfied that the Institute VIII,
under The new manas einent. rank among the best
schools In fbe land for thorough and refined culture.
A more extended notice will appear in due time.
giving fns particulars Is To teachers, e0nrsc OF
study, pricesof tuition and board, &c.
On behalf os the Board.
ivI5-Im 5. b. JETER. President.
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Fine, $3.50: srper1ine. S4.23; extra. 81 70 ::
common family, $3.50 fancy brands, $3.50. Mar
L-etJ u1
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SPECJAL NOTICE TO TOUR-cII:Ifs.
- ISTS.--The l. \ X + SUPERIOR $780,
TRANSIT COMPANY is running ten splendid
PASSENGER STEAMERS between Buffalo and
Duuh and intermediate ports. Five sallinS5 weekly.
For fun Information apply TO
EFT. EVANS, General Manager.
my 1-cod3m Buffalo, y. Y.
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IInond Barss soriaderen, for Lverpoo1s and Cal
N NV r yoaE. Jiiy 13-ArriTea cornwall, Brtse
toll AfTtrrd teet 65optanas Swift, Maria. Sophie.
Gnlsseppc, Qulnto. Homeward bound Blackwell
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ITtsG INHSNHVtNt 5ICHICTs' DHT1t IN "s'tT=
compartments among the strongest, largest and
fastest on the Atlantic.
The saloons are luxuriously furnished, especially
well lighted aud ventilated. and take up the whole
width Of the ship. The principal stateroons are
n,ships. forward of the engines. where least noise
and motion i felt AMI arc rcllcic with every com.
fort having all latest improvements, double berths.
electric bells. &c.
The cuisine has always been speciality OF this
Line.
Ladies' cabins and bathrooms. gentlcmcn'S smo-
king and bathrooms BARRIERS shops, pianos. libra
reS. &C.. provided.
For rates OF passage and other information apply
10 JOHN G.. DALE, Agent,
81 and 80 Broadway. n. Y: or 10
G. W. ALLEN L CO.,
ro 1e-cod6m Richmond.
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- = =,
sEIEEaT,TitN(AEls

n 6 stsIlIRE's e ssIGAL SCHOOL
II Ia. m sfoHt CeoI and airy rooms on arst
door ~ No. 113 east Gracc street Persons de-
Y rnns ~ n,ffyin9 THIS Class CHARGED ONLY
F Isiy IiA fEOY ADMISSION. ~ 15-1t*
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VSDERTAKEHS.

THANDLER Il SINNOTT, UN.tsssa
" DERTAKERS AND CaBiNET.MA- -,
KEES, No. 722 Main street, between sStsnu LIN
Eighth keep on hand Il large aud bne stosNo NVops
METALLIC and gLOrH.COVERED Bull
CASES and CASkETS. The hne,t Hears9 auv
Hack: In Richmond furnished. All n the nmeSs
prices and most reasonable terms. NV Z.essI5m
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uUNyADI JAgGs WATER.
'THE GREAT EUROPEAN NOVELTY.
HUNYADI JANOS,

THE BEST NATURAL APERIENT.