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[rnnckeref se.cG No. i. In kits. sz25 sas 81 M
Kits. F1.S7k: No. 4, VI ~ ~
pltrs. ttereefs atsl ~

AgEg s;,ess a1se sisssss sksa y
b sf0iasssa. common syrup ffoGsheaa. 22s.;
tisrcess 23c sbafrals. 2Ac. esntGne soissn syfnp,
z5@5gs sallon;s New 0rleslis. mir. 4s,da6
alum. from store. abe. d sack. Ss,s5
Sugar. Crushed. 4 Ike. powdered. 10. e.: enpu-
i ts 9 z, sas g. essrs e,
Rico. nefierara. I6@10 zc. 80 80 S
- Soap Conmon- 6fa7c. spsst washinx. 7xase.:
os saes asa s, ps as
Imperial, sI.lo@$1.6o ganpowder. s1.4S@1.7s
Forcien Fruits nnd eahas Il
f fsass A Mssslss 30
RI Hides. Leather. nc y:
Hfdes !. Green. 4 a5c.: dry saited. 12d13c.: dr5
ain.. IS sl1c: wen sailed. 7k8sc.: Wet saited csh
A Lsnfssg Sole leather. oak oc.: sole leather
hemIock.. 1Stn25c.: country npner. 3O6o1ac.: cry
e ssas rs@ ssss tses s a0a III ss
ssna French sl.15Gt2.23 g 10. roas st5 sS1rt'he.
8. 377;,sy { from. Steel. Nails. &c. -.
irn7s: american, renned. Old tpomi8t9n. Y %
az 2-10c. n To-; English and American sheet 3iS
&C.: Swedes. kamnerei, SIC: hoop. 4aae Pig,
wsrm-hlast charcoal. S24as2s; Pennsyisanla NM
thracits. s20@S22: Wess Virginia cosa. f. SSS23.
S,ts ,nsz ez ser Kss Tor
;, PIongh- Castings wholesale. 4faAh''' feta,'
i Tope: = Manila. oes,. I4al &c.: t;te. 500.
Bags: MixetrottoIs. lic. white, 2ils".: ~ooeu
1umoer. slaves. Ne.
Lumber: Whtte OAK. s12Ms1 z, LOCO: Wrs:er
VIRGINIA poDlar.7 Sl2.50GS2:5 p l.0Q1: white, rne
S2Q@SG5 . 1000 yellow. PING boards, sl0Gfl4 :
eis sl2@sls 70 lengths; pss
$1,000. Laths-Spit: 81 80 sawed, S2.z6 6sS2.5'
.iXapes: whIskey- barrel tho green. s1s@s2sa
LOCO: seasoned. S20GlS25 Z, 1000, EiOur-bHrIe
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SAIL.
ICE,CREAM.

TIC E-CRE A N.
Most putricious and healthy when pure and
fresh. .--Journdl Of Health.
{. Best quality at 4 reasonable prize" cheaper than
poor quality at no price"
PRICES REDUCED, STANDARD UNCHANGED
ANDREW PizzINI, JB.,
the renowned manufacture OF
PIJRE ICE-CREAMS AND WATER-lCEs,
\ r~1 e07 EAST BROAD STREET,
whose reputation has been gained and maintainea
io iss Using best quality OF milk and cream the
nroduct Of one GARY, from cows OF rue most APP
proyed breed; stalled, well attended 70, and fed on
"a Its,nv FOR aavorng fruits or fruit juices or tho
snest ousftv Mexican yanilla beans, winch come ~
nriSinal packsgcs, aud which have not been tain-
e az fystn. the most approved patent freezess
S1n Eeentng all utensils esesn and syeet soa
Kin MtSUFICTURISG PExSH sCffLlEspAaL :.
These reasons cause the anfivaileo unnv ~ tsas
" which, when added 10 prSmp,uen s - f,e ener.
and fh. low prices always anSeu, saase wy ,hts
nous demand from families III e'e'1 49, - -
and surrounding cities. -. oxcor.tsn.-
Nearly every church fair, picnic os ~ as,ssr
has been supplied snolly orn part from .ns aT
Ifshrsenr, and IL low prices can eSerccS az! '"A
euce this patronage Will continue ,yrS,,S
The best physicians recommend iS. S,sl,6
IsREAsf and many persons now in gopo nsym,i'
We're kept alive on ii and enabled by It's nu.Inm @
qualities to Withstand and overcome dahsefo1''
deadly disease. .,.,,,,r,v pfzzTSI Js..
ie 7-si2m 8 SGT ''''sa st's''
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nights .I.ELIGIlAl
80 sssss9 s Z
no THE DIaPATCH FRGM ALL POINTS.

AN. ATRocIoHs MBRDEETHEs POTTER
Observation-Disclosures INDIANS 1N
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF THE YELLOW
FEVER ATiav4RIoUs PBACEs-QUARAN-
!. TINE REsULATf0Ns--THE SARATOGA
RACEs-DAHAaEs FROM FLOODS IN YER
MoET-ARREsTED FOR coMfLIcITY, IN A
MURDER COMMITTED. fErGHTEEN YEARS
AGo-No STRIKES ExPEeTEDSIHT THE MI
MING REGIONS CUBAN AFFAIRS CEr-
DENT TO The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AT
LONDON. de- &c. - ( - ~
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SALES REPORTED no sECRETARY.

: wnEAT.-TVhf "a bushels common at CSC
100 bushels common at $780,; so bushels common
1T 9O-total, j "a bushels. Red, 400 bushels prime
Fultz at 81. 05 200 bushels very good Lancaster at
Sl.lO; 100 bushels good FutZ at 93c.; 1S bushels
common FultZ al 70c.; $50 bushels very good FultZ
at Sls "a bushels good Lancaster at S1.05; 80
bushels prime mixed ut SLOT: STA bushels prime
FuItz ut S1.03; 2S bushels common Fultz at 85c.;
"a b heels good Fultz 1T 95c; 80 bushels very good
Fultz at 81; 60 bushels good Fultz at 95c.: 244
bushels Fultz ut S5c.; 20 bushels FuliZ at s5c. 80
bushels very good Lancaster AZ S1.0S: IA BUSH
els mixed at &C.; 160 bushels common Lancaster
at S5c.; So bushels good Fnl;Z at 90c.: 3S Bushels
fair Lancaster 1T 95c.; $50 bushels prime mixed on
private terms; 10S bushels prime mixed or private
Terms: 40 bushels common FutZ at S5c.: IL bush
els good Lancaster at 81; "a bushels Fultz at 70c
40 bushels Futz Mt 95c. 100 bushels Fuz at S5c. ::
so bushels Fuliz at 52c.: SO bushels very good
Fultz at 95c.; 100 bushels good Fnltz at 90c.: 26
bushels very good FultZ ut CSC: bushels at 75c
lOO bushels very good FultZ at Csc: 1u2 bushels
fair Fultz at S5c. TO bushels fair Fnltz at S2c.:
2l6 bushels fair Fuliz ut S5c; So bushels very good
Lancaster ut 81 LOG; 800 bushels prime FullZ at
SLOT: "a bushels common Fultz at roc: Sc BUSH
els very good Fultz at 90c.; $50 bushels good Lam
caster at Sl.lO: 102 bushels good Fultz at 81: go
bushels very good Scott at S1.05: so bushels Futz
at 9Oc.: log bushels very good Fultz at &1-toal
1895 bushels. ...
CORN White, ia bushels prime at 5Sc.
OATs.-200 bushels old spring on private terms
254 bushels very good winter ut 2Sc.; % bushels
good winter ut 2Sc. 90 bushels very coed spring at
30c.-total, 572 bushels. , .....
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Quarantine Regulations.

SHREVEPORT, July 27.-In addition to the
river quarantine the Board Of Health to-day
quarantined against all through passenger
and freight traffic from infected cities uia
railroad and stages. This cuts them of from
Vicksburg over the Pacific road. The quar-
antine will be rigidly enforced.
MEMPHIS, July 27.-In consequence OF the
yellow-feVer at New Orleans the Board OF
Health to-day determined to establish a
quarantine for boats from that city at the
foot Of Presidents Island, twelve miles
below this city.
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Washington Items.

:. WASHINGTON, July ga. telegram re-
ceived at the War Department from the
San Carlos (Arizona) agency says: "The
Indians here are in a starving condition.
IF not relieved Immediately they will leave
the agency. Owing to the absence of troops
much trouble Is ,feared.'
Men to-day resumed work at the scene OF
Yesterdays labor troubles under the pro-
lection OF the police. A crowd gathered,
but were dispersed by the police.
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tho visitors were llr. III. II. ElIsson. PRO.
lessor Curry, Professor Ayetett, md Rev.
Matsfa. Jones oi gorths tarniina, keuapert
Petty, Reid. HafdaNay BAlttst ann
BraNA. TIVE BerTaons each day were
preached to large aud attentive audiences.
Messrs. zones, Keupelss CurTy, HaFdaNny,
and Williams did the preaching. State,
home, and foreign missions, Stinday schools,
education, and n,fnieters' relief fund, were
the subjects discussed by Messrs. Slate,
Falkner, Ellyson, Rel, Curry. AYerett,
Brown, Sutherlin, Barksdale, and others.
Collections were taken for State and foreign
The Association is seeking to cndow In
Richmond College !" Poindexter Scholar
ship Satisfactory progress hes been made.
and the commit ee, Rev. William Slate and
Rey. John b. Turpin. In asking to be con-
tinued; expressed confid ence IA the success
Of their agency. Rev. A. III. ,ofndesteI.
D. D., laborefa much In the churches Of TINS 20,
Association, and for logical power rare
eioquence, deep piety. and useful iabor1s,
deserves this honorable testimo niai. ,'a ~ 4
The congregations were large and or
derly, containing number Of North Caro-.
linians. The provision for man and beast
was abundant. and the reputation OF old
Halifax for liberal hospitality more than
sustained. ...s,st,- .,...-,.y Il.
Crops are not promising. There has been
but little rain for over four weeks.
Candidates for clerkships are plentiful.
and their labors in electioneering are album
dant. Messrs. ;Cabell, Flournoy, Witcher,
and Sims, candidates for Congress, address
ed the people ut the Courthouse on last
Monday. The two former seem to be the
fsvorites. Whether there will be district
convention has not been decided. / hear
there, are in the field, already an independ-
emit Democratic and Republican candidate.
,lls-I,. .,sl5 ,..., rs. K.
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On Tuesday last Judge Stump, OF the
Second judicial Circuit, at Easton, decided
a point OF great interest to national banks.
In 1872 the Easton National Bank discount
ed a note for 81, 900 Of James S. Flanagan,
with two Joint makers, who signed the note
for Flannagan's accommodation. The same
day, and by an understanding made before
the Board OF Directors passed the note for
discount, james S. Flanagan, as attorney
in fact for bis wife, NJ. NJ. Flanagan, as
signed o. bond and the mortgage securing it,
due to her, to the bank, as collateral secu-
ritz for the note so discounted. The note
was renewed a number Of times, and hnally
the bank was notified to look to its collate-
raj. There was a prior mortgage on the
land covered by the Flanagan mortgage:
and number subsequent 10 lt-ln oil
amounting to perhaps $4,000. The first
MORTGAGE filed bill to sell the land to pay
his debt, making all the mortgages and their
ossipnees parties defendants. The mortgagor
in the mean time sold his equity of redemp-
ton 10 his sister. ALI the defendants an
swered, admitting the allegations OF the
bill. and consented to decree us prayed,
except the mortgagor and bis assignee,
against whom an interlocutory decree was
taken, and afterwards made final. The pro-
perty was sold, and the Easton National
Bank became the purchaser at $4,000. The
assignee of the equity of redemption cx-
cepted to the ratification OF the sale, and,
among other points, objected that-first. the
bank had not the legal capacity to purchase
the real estate; and second, that the assign
ment OF the mortgage to the bank as colate-
raj security was void for the same reason.
The cause was heard in evidence and argu-
ment, and the court held that the assignee
OF the mortgagor had no standing in court
to attach the purchase Of the land by OF as
signment of the mortgage to the bank, and
ratified the sale. The point was new, and
was urged upon the ground that both OF the
above acts were void.-Baltimore Ameri-
can, 27M. KY +. t..ya---t; IT 81 ..l# ,e,f'
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Ne Strike Appreciated In Peunsyl-
~ rnuSa

{ PoTTsv1LLE, July 27..-Dispatches from
Mahoney City, Shenandoah, and other large
mining towns, report that no meetings have
been held or talked OF to discuss the ques-
tion OF strike OF miners. The prevailing
opinion Is that there will be no strike at
present, the men not being in a condition
to stand out any length of time. .--l ,r...f, !,
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Mr.. GEORGE w. ROBINSON, whose sud.
den death was announced in the Sun Of
Yesterday, will be buried from his late resi-
dence, No. 24S north Charles street, this
morning ut 10 O'Clock. The services will
be held at the house by the Rev. DR.. Ran
,dolph, and the remains inferred at Green
mount. The pallbearers are William Sim
clair, president Baltimore Gas-Light Com
panY; James S. Hagerty, president Citi-
szens' Passenger Railway; George Savage,
secretary to the Mayor; Il. Irving Keyser,
Of Keyser, Brother & Co.; j. A. Dushane;
C.. Ewing Easter, OF Hamilton, Easter d
Sens; Charles u. Lowndes, OF Brown &
Lowndes; and Randolph A. Pendleton.
Thirty clerks and employees OF the firm OF
Lord & Robinson will attend the funeral.
Mr.. Roland A. Robins, the Geo." in the
New York firm of Robinson, Lord d Co.,
OF which Mr.. Robinson was head, was eX-
pected to arrive here last night. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Enders Robinson, OF Richmond,
Va, arrived IN Baltimore yesterday MORN
ing. Mrs. George w. Robinson, who has
been visiting at Parkersburg, w. VA, ar
rived yesterday Observation-Disclosures San,
9th t,s.r+ & e.s -. -, - -.
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Tho YcIloy-Feyer and SMALLPOX.

WASHINGTON, July 27.-Reports to the
Surgeon-General OF the United States Ma
rine Hospital show thirty-seven cases Of
yelow.feYer and seventeen deaths up to
Yesterday al New Orleans; no new cases at
the Brooklyn nayy-yard from the 10th
instant to noon to-day six new cases at
Key West during the week ending July
18th; ninety-seven deaths from yelow-fe-
yer and twenty-five from smallpox at la
yana. At MatanZas the increased number
of cases has increased the ratio Of deaths.
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THE AUGUST PRICE OF Co1L.-Neao York,
July 26.-The Lehigh, Coal Company have
issued their circular OF prices Of coal for
the month Of August, to be delivered on
board OF yessels;at Perth Amboy, New jer-
sery. The prices are as follows: Lehlgh
lump, S4.10; broken, $3.50; egg, $3.50
stove, $4.10; chestnut, $3.50. Wyoming
and Franklin, Wilkesbarre Broken, $3.50
egg, 90. 60;! stove, S4.l0; chestnut, $3.50.
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Onlo.-A reliable 6rm:in Ohio write to a
firm in Richmond ~: e
.tThe weather continues very hot and dry
with us. NosFain OF any consequence for
three or four weeks, and the result is our
corn crop Is ruined. Farmers say no
amount OF rain will save IL now.
t9ls..s$ AZ 5;335 fSs,E. sstSfR "A 20 Cor.
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Congressional Nominations.

+ PITTSBURGH, Pa, July 27.-The Nationals
OF the Eighteenth Ohio district have nomi-
mated George E. Smith, OF Belmont county,
for Congress. ~ ..tgs- 81 .s@
Slemons has been renominated by the Demo
Gratis of the Second Arkansas district
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To Resume Business.

PHILADELPHIA, July 27.-The announce.
ment is made that Schepper Brothers, manu-
facturers Of worsted goods IN this city, who
made arrangements with their creditors to
pay forty per cent, will resume business.
They give employment to 1000 men, Wo-
men, and children. EE
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WE MAKE NO PRETENSIONSn
or change business; but we viii guarantee to IA
sell FURNITURE OF all kinds at prices rs low
rs any house In the city, our stock being full and
complete in Parler, Chamber, and Dinlng-R0om
Furniture OF all kinds. We will offer special bar
gains in fine suits lparlor and chamber for the next
thirty DAYS. Parties in want Of Furniture of any
kind should not fall to examine our stock before pur-
chasing. E. CARTWRIGHT son,
Nv l9-2m' 16 Governor street.
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Mr., ROBERT 3. CAsWELL'S HORRIBLE
DEATH UNDER THE WHEELS oFAN ENGINE
Mr.. Robert B. Caswell, ST., proprietor of a
shiplyard at Locust Point, and well-known
citizen Of South Baltimore, was instantly
killed yesterday by an engine OF the Baltl-
more and Ohio railroad, while OH his way
home to dinner. At noon he left bis place
of business, and fifteen minutes afterwards
his brains were dashed about the lailroad
track. His last act was one OF kindness.
He had scarcely ceased speaking words Of
commission to poorwoman who was pick
ing up pieces of coal by the wavside when
he was stricken down by the engine, which
rolled on its way, leaving his disfgured
corpse where Just before he had walked,
proud of such health and strength as is
rarely granted to one OF five and sixty years.
Although so old. bis steps were firm and
steady, and his mind clear and quick to act
He was walking in the left-hand track and
heard the noise Of an approaching engine
from behind. He knew that the left-hand
track, in which he stood, was the one always
taken by trains going in the same direction
as he was himself, and he also knew that
the right-hand track was the one always
taken by trains taking the opposite direc-
ton. There was nothing in front, and he
quickly stepped to one side on the right
hand track.
In this case, however, the engine he had
heard was bound towards Riverside, and
was on the right-hand side, and when he
stepped to one side he stepped into eternity.
II he had remained where he was all would
have been wclI.-BaLtimaore american, 9th.
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!. PORTSMOUTH, n. A., July 27.-John She
han, the, third and last party suspected Of
completely in the murder OF Eugene Sulli-
van in this city over eighteen years ago, was
arrested to-day ,.J.5.fs,r, - .se ytr. -
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By Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

81
Flour-Allnnes9sa hrin ana IN lalr demand: DINERS
unchanSed an1 lulel. Wheat htaVy anu IGgHc.
lower corn sgTc o"er, Dus Iaf,y ac,,YS; g., O aH
ss HOG 9rK dnie d ann nr ~
Lard firm and. odera,ely active at s7.35@s7.424.
Coffee quiet ana STEADY sugar dul anu anchanEea'
Kire quiet and 1irm Mo'asses ani, ana nnenahgeo;
Spirits turpenline slealy at 2Stg2Sac. Rosin nuil
az Sl.fuNSt.f 40. freights ~ithoat important
change. ..-,
~, 80 -. ,n,, , -,
,bALTiMoRE., jury ZI.-fiour Steady ara ul-
cnInseu soutnern "iieat seiiy ncI"m n 100
%eIsr Larry an. un ~ reu,
winter red, spot, July and August ~ .O3 septrm EN-
per- Si.n5.!. southern SGtn sItaay s wesG5n u
Hu ioMer. Squamern WHY .iic Sc,om, oSgy y
Oais hrI allH nsher soulell ooeS2oe; "e' ~
%ite, 3o93oc Iehn c f19@s"oSii Myg
Iue. sooa u p,dnrp pSa oYe' l,naso ,, n,ct
nu uncllesu iIneS uu -. ~ a,Ia asc
uIcHahscu' 9"s"l 'e'i'e '''" a. ~ "' o'9''S|'.
CINCINNATI -..
,.,>,, r,,. o. r,nu. ,,.,.r NJ e1so.a
s4.75. Wheat heavy and 3Il4c. lower: p prime 10 .
rea WIN recc;n.s tf ibe Wei 3si C6
teu WINTER; voc: Teceip,s vi Ire mues h &
i en Eh he M rs aIaEc Oars In
GOOD 'T GansnI and rm mised s7&asc rye in
geod demand at 52Hc. Barey~None here Whis-
key steady and In lair demand II l.04 Provis,
ions easier. Pork neglected ut SlUUSlO.2o. Lafu
1925: Kettle, $725@:S: Bmlk.neats dull Shout
ders, $50; clear rib, $3.50 clear sides. S. ~.
Bacon steady and In fair demand; shoulders, 70 oO
@9S5G2k: clear rib, S6.4O@$6.50: clear sides,
1875. Hogs firm and higher common, 50. 75S
1928: fair to good, "A. a!4.50: heavy packing
tnIrIv1,,,Jp
.-.-.-... LoO - .'''i .o~,
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Il .lNC.IAi.....


sHATTBDl4y Snly 11f kbfoAag
stase secp7,ftesS ifgfuia consols; So, eid; W
WISH af,EsaDs sssss az g's "a
sssssss: q Sd, s. 3 ssssd: asih Bonds
ctr scurfttes<-Rsehmoni city as. j. and j..
lis bid; Richmond city as, j.. and d. 1oan bid |;
burg City s;s,'ios asssa sisnehesssr 81. ii. and
RaiLroad Chesapeake and, 9hie Rail, Rail;
Virrtnia Central Raiiroad third mortgage 8's, j.:
snd aa 5a So Erass
Central Railroad pon-snorfSsee e's, j.. aud u, 90
bid Virginia and Tennessee IaiIroad second mort
aad ss and sna 10
s SSsi Ss,E
j. and j., e7X bid, 40 ASKED: Richmond. Frede-
ana T., los Bid; Richmond, Frcdericksburg and
Potomac Railroad Tortgage. Us. J.Eand 5-sla0
bid Orange and AeTaps NOR Esilsoad first mort
dria Railroad second mortgage 6ss, L.and SO
bid Orange and Alexandria Railroad third mort
sna s r. sns and p S
Canal Bonds-James River and kanawha Canal
first mortgage SIS n. and N. 53 ASKED; James
River and Kanawha Canal second mortgage SIS, NJ.
Raiiroad Stocks Richmond aud DanyilIe Rail
road 100 par, bid, asked; sea6oard and Roam
tBaaR. Srocks.-First Nationai, 100 par, 116 bid !;
National Bank OF Vlrgiuis, 100 par SO asked; state
Richmond; SO par, AZ bid. ~ ~. q. r
ns g Da s ssas 4s ETs s sna Ma
Bid, 100 asked; Merchants and Mechanics, 100
par, IS asked; City; 100 par, SO bid, s7H asked;
59 LOO sc Sd 81 isssa steamship
panv, 100 par, 90 asked. - - .r sEsyf,..E.
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Vermont.

/ RIcHEoRD, July 27.-Recent rains; have
swollen the Missesquisi river and other
streams in this State, and much damage is
reported. as:sgtsass asz4sa. }7r,,ss Si@ 2
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D. GATEWOoD, 1908 EAST a

r D. GATEWOOD, -1203 EASTM
~ MAIN STREET.-Just received a new ~
signs aud finish for PARLOR, CHAMBER, and
DINING-ROOM. Cottage Suits from $l5 to $40 !:
Dresser and Dressing Case Suits $50 10 300; Par
Tor Suits, in Cotelalne Raw SILK, Terry and hair
Cloth, from $40 to 5000; also, all classes Of goods
at prices 10 SHIT the times. am now finishing Par
lor Suits, Lounges, Chairs &C.. stuffed with hair
expressly for this market. Special attention given
hnlstertng and Repsiring. Terms liberal. w. 3
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY, July 81, 1878.
The breaks to-day comprised 139 heesheads and
tierces. The offerings at auction on Change were
&c packages; Of which number 81 were taken H.,
and the remainder sold at prices ranging from So
to S2l. -e.., ...sse.g- : s.nt''
We continue 10 quote: 5. g....-.. Eli: ....
.-.N .s...ea - NEW DARK.
Lugs.-Common to medium, S1.5o@$2; medium
to good, 80 asa.
Leaf-COmmon, s46s5; medium, S5G6: good
SS@$10; fine, Sl1@S14.
BRIGHT.
L,tgs-Conlmon coIory, $39S4.
FiIlers.-Commor. S4@S5: medium, S3@s7;
good, S7@S10: fine, 31061S13.
iSmokers.-Common, S7G$S.50: medium. 500
S1l good, s10@$l3; fine, !l5@S1S; fancy. SIS
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aS25: good, S30@$i5; fine. SGO@SIe; fancy,
S75@S9O.
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ENGINEERING.

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Accident to the chinese Ambassad

Acc1dens 10 the lhInese AmbassadcF.
LONDON, July PA brougham contain
ling the Chinese Ambassador came in COLI
/ sion with an omnibus in Holborn this morn
ling. The Ambassadors right arm was In
liured, his head confused, and his system, se-
lyePely shocked. He was taken ina fainting
condition into the Horseshoe Hotel. t. sss:a