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The YclloK.CcYer Scnre.

NO NEW CASES AT MEMPHIS FOR THE PAST
TWO DAYS-INSPECTIONS OF TRAINS AND
PASSENGERS, &C.
MEMPHIS, July l2.-No new cases OF vel
low.fevcr have been reported within the
past two days. Judge Rays condition is
unimproved, and but faint hopes are enter
tanned Of his recovery. His son also lies in
critical condition.
The State Board Of Health this morning
established inspectors OF trans and passen-
gers. Hereafter all persons and trains leay-
ing Memphis will be required to have GER
tticates from the inspecting officers. All
trains arriving and departing will transfer
passengers and baggage at a point five miles
distant from the city.
At joint meeting Of the Chamber OF
Commerce and Cotton Exchance held this
afternoon the following resolution was
adopted:
Whereas the city Of Memphis has in all
regulations prescribed by the National
Board OF Health
Resolved. That Arkansas and New Or.
leans and other cities that have quarantined
against US be requested to observe and re-
spect the rules and regulations suggested
by the National Board OF Health and adopt
ed by the Sanitary Council Of the Missis-
slppi Valley.
A. D. Larestaf, president of the Mem
phis Howard Association, telcgraphs from
Milan, Tenn, as follows:
Have visited every town between here
and Memphis on the Louisville road, and
conferred with mayors, physicians, and
prominent citizens. All Sympathize with
us, and will not quarantine against us IN.
less we have an epidemic"
Everything regarding the fever remains
in statue quo, and the general impression
is that The fever will not spread, hut be
confined to families where it is ut present
located.
TIE LATEST FROM MEMPHIS.
WASHINGTON, July 12.-Acting-Assistant-
Surgeon George 3. Thornton, of the Marine
Hospital service, who is also president OF
the Memphis Board of Health, telegraph,
Sur9eonGeneral Hamilton, under date oil
Memphis, July 18Th, 1:40 =. NJ: "SiN
eases OF fever have occurred 10 date. Three
deaths"
No FEVER AT NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, July 12.-The Auxiliary
Sanitary Association officially reports tina
Hi; city is now in Il perfectly healthy con
dltlon. and that there has not been Il single
case OF ycl'Ow-fcYer in the city during TIT
present summer. The absence OF fever
which USUALLY prccedc the yeliow-fcycr III
spires the belief that we shall escape scri
Gus sickness. The country will be oiiciuII,
notified should the yeliowicyer appear.
SANITARY MEASURES IN CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, July 12.-Thc Common Coun
Gil last evening. at the suggestion of tn,
health officer, appropriated $4,000 FOL
placing the city in the best possible sani
tary condition, and to fill up all optlYin!
ponds liable to breed miasn;a and disease
It was also ordered that the streets ant
alleys be flushed by the Fire Department.
QUARANTINE AT CAIRO, ILL.
CAIRO, ILL.,, July 12.-Thc steamer Cit,
OF Helena, from Vicksbnrg. was not allowct
to land here last night. Quarantine rcgula
tions have been enforced against all steam
ers and trains from Memphis, in accordanc
with resolution adopted by the Board O
Health.
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Obituary.

WASHINGTON, july 12.-Judgc David c.
Humphreys, Of the District OF Columbia
Supreme Court, died at his residence near
Franconia, Fairfax county, to-day. His re-
mains will be taken to Huntsville, Ala.
SAN FRANCISCO, july II j. A. Moesen-
bout, Vicc-Consul OF France at Los An
gclos, and in the consular service OF France
for tifty-two years, died at Los Angeles
yesterday; aged seventy-four years.
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one WORD COVERS THE ADVICE

one WORD COVERS THE ADVICE
~ which should he given 10 nervous. seG der, and
dchtatcd pcrSons-Inriyorntc SedatIvcs, opiatcs.
appctizcrs, are comparatively useless. The system
must he built ~ with genuine tonic IN order TO
the recovery Of vzor aud tranquility by the nerves
course. systematically pursued of The lclllng IN
vig"rant. Hoscler's Stomach BterS. should I've re-
sorted TO By those who suffer from weak nerves and
general DEBILITY. The stomach. ways more or less
Gyspcpc in cases OF nervousness and loss OF vital
iy is toned and regulated by this ncdcin until the
organ acts with precision akin TO tha! o. steady
assimilation are, through the Influence OF the !;it-
,crs, followed bya gain Of rig7r and flesh, and The
disappearance Of hiiiouness and rrcguiar.ly of the
bowels. where such exist, aS they usually do Arpc-
! lite AMI sleep then recainci. ~ 9-Wtw)FHM
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The Monument nt Washin.san's
EirthDInce.

FREDERICKSBURG, July 12.-The Masonic
Lodge, No. 4, of this city, in which George
Washington was entered, raised, and passed,
has determined to take part in the dedlc:,-
ton Of the monument ordered by Congress
to mark Washington's birthplace, and has
addressed resolutions sisnifying their de-
sire TO the Secretary OF State.
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Tragedy iH Knoxville. Tenn.
DESPERATE ARRAY BETWEEN PROMINE.


CITIZENS.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, July 12.-Hugh NJ
Bonham, prominent young lawyer, depu.
~ Circuit Court clerk, superintendent OIL
public instruction for Anderson county,
and principal Of CLIFTON Academy,
was attacked this morning by Jack
Queener, County Court clerk, and John
i. Shpe and his son Sam, both prom
inent citizens or Clinton. Borham was
struck over the head with club in the
hands OF Sam Shipc, and when he attempt
ed TO defend himself, Qucencr and the two
Shipes fired on him with pistols, live balls
taking efect-three in the breast and two
in the head. Bonbam fought desperately,
and before he was overpowered had stabbed
Queener in the arm and face, shot Sam
Shipe fatally in the abdomen, and seriously
If not fatally stabbed John L. Shipc. The
trouble occurred about slanderous language
used by some OF The parties about Miss Ed
monson, daughter OF cX-TaX-Collector T.
W, Edmousop
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rti ENC IN THE CHICAGO PROVISION TRADE
q y, ~ July l1.-ForemaD g. Friedander,
so,h, apash avenue, wholesale dealers in
LjIi ,is and trimmings, huye failed, with liza.
rb",s sa OF between $4,000 ana $40, 900.
o,s ''i - assets are about $4,000. The credit
T, TO- 81 me brm arc mostly in New York.
tu VIC I.'plu decline ia provisions in the past
m.., uas mas almost caused q panic in the
ps;Ias', ana commission men have been
To. eo upon Tor heavy margins. 1t is re-
d ss,e That the demand on t. j. Morton,
seo enn 10 provisions, has been not less than
r ris,yoV' lie has been doing large com-
"'>sion business with the South.
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Cattle on tho Rampasc.

TEXAN STEERS CREATE A PANIC IN NEW YORK.
New YORK, July IA drove OF Texas
steers were being driven through Central
Park to-day when some Of the animals be-
came unmunaseable and broke from the
main heard. They rushed down the streets,
pursued by the police and crowds of people.
Several persons were tossed on their horns,
but none are reported seriously hurt.
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The New Jury Law I'm South Carolina

WASHINGTON, July 12.-The Attorney
General to-day forwarded by telegraph to
the Judge OF the United States District
Court OF Charleston, S. c., a copy of the
new law making provisions for iudcial ex-
penses and prescribing the mode Of drawing
juries. The jurors had been selected under
the old law, but upon receipt Of the new act
they were dismissed and commissioner
appointed under the existing law to act with
the clerk OF the court in drawing jurors
from q new list. That court will be the first
to proceed with business under the new law.
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THE MANUFACTURERS GETTING THE BEST
STRIKERS.

THE MANUFACTURERS GETTING THE BEST OF
STRIKERS.
FALL RIVER, Mass, July 12.-'rhc mills
have been filling up rapidly with srlnners
this week, and quite large delegations AZ
rive daily. Some Of the newcomers arc
bought OIL or persuaded by The striking
spinners to leave town, but there is no de-
nying the fact that the manufacturers are
getting the best of the strike so far rs run
ming the mills is concerned. It is probable
that next week quite 4 number of mills will
be running full.
The members OF the union are quite
hopeful. and say they are con tident of sue
cess. They have considerable money in the
treasury and are constantly receiving out.
side aid, but the grounds on which they
expect to succeed finally are hard to lie seen
by outsiders.
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FOrgcr Indicted.

BosToN, july 12.-The grand jury OF Snt-
folk county to-day Indicted James F. Ed
wards, arrested two weeks ago ON the
charge OF forgery. The indictment Coz
tains three counts for forging tho name OF
Sands. Il FernaId TO three notes aggrs-
gating s.. $50, and for uttering the same.
He was remandcd for trial.
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Fire Record.

WORK OF AN INCENDIARY NEAR NORFOLK.
Especial telegram to the Disratch.l
NORFOLK, July 12.-An incendiarv fire
last night on the premises OK William Il.
Savage, farmer residing near Bowcrs's
Hill, destroyed property valued at $1,000
LNo insurance.
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Lynch Law IL, Georgia.

ATLANTA, July 12.-Ncil Wimbush (col-
ored), who attempted rape on young
lady in Clayton county last week, was taken
from the guard night before last and hung
20 tree.
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The Fredericksburg Rowing Regatta.

FREDERICKSBURG, July l2.-Thc first aE-
nual regatta Of the Virginia Amateur Oars
men will take place in the Rappahannock
river, at this city, on Tuesday the 18th in
staut. All the clubs OF Virginia will take
part. and also the Potomacs, of Washington,
and Hirondelles, Of Baltimore, by special
invitation.
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Fly EeiGSTa gn.
INV TaEE.

bales; uplsn;<, II slice; ORE, ms, II size.
Flour firm with fair export and homc-lrad" de-
mani: southern UI"!IauGcd and autt. Wittrr
wheat firm rug wheat dull nngridCd "inhr
old. :l.l3G$l.lS: 30. . wincr OLD, Sl.leGg
coreT sGade cs I and I Us i fir S" ar,i.c
and without decided chance. Hops In roo'l 'cmanG
1T full prices ycaslings IS e!Srn and western.
rcinand and firm: Rio cargocs. l4hai11ic.; jobs,
llEM 6!ac. S.ar firm: fair 10 eood refining $50
6l,e. prime, GaMG7ac. refined quiet and hrin.
AInIasc' steady and quiel Cu9a refining SOC. test,
23c. Rice firm aud III go'd demand I" l'ow na-
changed; trade tar. Rosin steady and quiet at
M anS WR as! t. u.s. M":!
pulled 2G@40c.; T n he 9M3Ee: Texas, i2G
$50: short clear s585; long aud short cirar,
500 Lard cIscd strong ant: moderately active;
at 81 OF. Frcights firm.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. July 12.-Flonr quic, AMI steady.
Southern wheat lower and steady ut Il de-
cline; western steady: southern red, 81 l2@
$l.l4; am6rr, ;Sll.il5@$l.l7:, No. 2 Penn
ir r4d sp pS i ia ,S Sy'H S;"
sI12a 1GTns' san,ln scr ,,S Srp m b
changed: western quiet. Oats iiim: southern. 80
MIic.: western white. 4lm i2c.: wcs tern mi zc,l.
changed. Provisions Jnict, AMI mHchansc:., Coffee
firm and unchanged. Whiskeyqne. and ne Hanged.
Frcights unchanged. Sugar firm; 'A,' >"f', s4EG
BIC.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, July l2.-Fnur Ter hiIt not quota
bly, lower. Wheat active, firm. anu higher II 91c.h
s1.03. Corn In good demand ami 81 tic Eighcr al
4O441e Oats weaker ut 1885, Pork dali antt nnIll-
MAJ. LARD guitt; currcnt-maSe held 1T rs. Bulk
meals qte>; shoulders held Ut 1850; short rib
S4.50 cash. 81 80 6nler August Goth; short clear
$4.1o: Bacon steady and In fair demand; shnu
GcrS. Sf20 clear ribs. S5.25 clear side 1850
Mhi Key active aud firm ut $l.04. Buffer duh and
unchanged. Sugar firm and unchanged. Hogs dUi
a a1I unchanged; receipts 1855 head; shipments
LOUISVILLE.
,LoulsVItLE. July 12.-FIour Steady anu TN
cnanetd. Wheat firm: red and amber, 97c o Il
Corn sscady and In fair demand; white 43c
mixed, 3oc. Oats quiet; white. 34c: mixed
33c. Pork quiet at 5000. Lard Tuiet; ch0lc,
leaf, fierce, &c: choice leaf key, SIC. Bulk
meats quiet; shoulders. SIC !; clear rib &c: ellen,
sides. 0ac Bacon quiet shoulders 4yc cI.ar rib
5ic clear sides 5hc.; sugar. cured hafns IO61 @
Whlskey firm At 81. "a. wy
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, July 12.-F1our unchanged yuh..,
HIGHER ana fuctua.ing; No. 2 red FAM 0n,.1su1nc
cash. 96G97e. July, 954l97kc. closing mt as1sc
September: No 3 red fall 92ha O2hc Corn too,
ter and slow: 344c cash, 35c. August S51maaaecs
September. oats quiet: soc. cash, 3O@30bc. JAIN
254c. August. WhiSkry steady at SIO5. PORT
higher; jobhing, $0.S7x. Buk. meais-Eetter feel
ing: hing done. Ba, on higher: clear rib. IN Or
@:5.37a; sle.r sides, $3.6o@$5.65. Lard-NG
market.
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.t, .ae baltimore and Ohio railroad has made
gh;nEs with the Signal Bureau by
yrsn ran weather indications will be tele.
a a,i"n along their lines and buIlefined at
sLsnta lor The benefit OF farmers, ner-
idyans,ea ~ Others. six to twelve hours in
=" WIG nalis. Ii
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Trial of Judge Eiliott's Murderer.

OwENT0N, KY, July 12.-The court TO-
day, in the Buford trial, was occupied in
examining witnesses for the prosecution.
The defence will not offer any testimony
before Tuesday, -
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

SATURDAY. July II, 1879.
The Eumhe" o. breaks to-day comprised DC hcgs-
heads and 4 ticrccS. Tie offerings at arciiOn on
Change were 70 packages; Of whi"h nIlnb,r l6
were sold al prices rlngn. from 3 III S2l.
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7 IUU NAH Street ana KOckttts.
!. W. MCCARRICK. Agent. Norfolk. SEA
LILLIAN LINE OF ROYAL lcsSss

"A MAI. STEAMSHIPS FOR EU-ssasszEEssaas ~
ROPE, sailing from Baltimore, Nd, every AL
TERNATE WEDNESDAY for Liverpool via
Queenstown. superb cabin acc0lnm od1ilon. Rates
OF pu sase: Cabin, &75: s,eprage. $2s: intrrme-
diate, $40. Also WEEKLY NAIL SERVICE oe-
tween Quebec. Canada, and Liverpool Via London
derry-'he shortest possible SEA route. Steamships
WIN excellent passenger accommodation sal
IRON quebec EVERY SATURDAY. This rorie
oncrs LOCO miles OF inland navigation and tile
charming scenery Of the Gulf Of 81. Lawr, nee and
cross GRO tne ocean an 1--WE days Cabin TICKETS include
r "a Iarc 10 Qae,DSG: A; W CARRIER. Agent. s26
AgrLtS 27l Broadway. Ne,Y York - 10 Q I'm
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REMOVAL.

DEMOVAL.-I wish 10 inform my Gus
IN toners and the nubc generally that have
REMOVED MY DEVASTATING ROOMS from
429 Broad street. to b0S WEST CLAY STREET.;
where I an. pre pared 10 do FIRST GLASS WORK
Ia the iatest sfyle.. MISS III. BRIGGS,
! 81 q. u rs, -, sos west; Clay street.
~ 3-cod6t between Henry aud Smith,
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The Seymour Homicide.


OF IN
- KNOWN PARTIES.
NEW YORK, July 12.-The coroner's Jury
in the case OF John +. Seymour, killed in
the grounds of the Theological Seminary
on the night OF the Sd OF July, to- day rem
dered verdict that Mr.. Seymour came to
his death from pistol-shot wound in the
left breast accidentally received at the
hands OF some persons unknown to the
iUrv- N--@''@- -
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PAY or LETT Err c ARRIEEs.-Th order in
crcasing the pay OF lcttcr-carricrs. under
the act OF February 81, 1879. was made by
the PostmaSter-General Friday. The fol-
lowing arc increased in Richmond: j. &.
! Baugh, o. 7. Conner, J. 3. Christian, K.
G. Forester. ". j. johnson, b. Krause.
II. Knuckstadl, &. 3. Hall, J.. N. Lee, j.
3, Newell. s. T. Turner, G.. W. Winsfeld,
W. II. Wells, {. Thompson, aud W. I.
| Narhrouun.
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Orvill Grant, the eH.Presidcnt's brother,
is here, and in sad plight. He is seedy-
looking, aud with pants frazzled around the
feet, and soiled handkerchief rs the sub
stitute for collar, lounges about WIZARDS.
striking example Of the evil effects or
American high life. He has no hesitancy in
asking his friends for the loan OF dollar, and
will not refuse the twentieth part OF that
amount, which is about the usual portion OF
such request that is granted. His mind
must he deransed, aud his friends should
not allow him to continue making the spec
taclc OF himself he now does Washington
ietter-1lerdndrid Gazette.
The San Francisco alta says: "About the
funniest thing in this campaign is the pro-
posed fusioa between Republicans and Dc
mocrats in Nevada county. But this is
funny campaign, anyhow"
In New York city gas is low furnished
at - per 1000 feet; in Lancaster. Pa, it i
supplied by a private company at $3.50; ii
other towns at equally moderate rates.
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..
WHEAT White, l, 81 bushels. Rel, 9 go bush
els.
CORN White. 1888 bushels
OATS-55U bushels
SALES aEgOKTED To SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. 3 "a bushels good at 81 .IS:372
bushels very good AT 81 10; 246 bushels good ut
Sl.lS: 50 bushels very good at Sl.lS; 100 busiie Is
prime on private terms 20 bushels common at : L.
total. l54 bushels. Red. ID bushels FultZat$l
FL leo bushels mixed at Sl.l3; LOOP bushels prime
Ful'zatsl .10:752 bushels very good Fuaa 90:
90 Bushels prime LancaStcrat s 20: 21 bushels fair
Fultz AZ Sl.03: $50 bushels mixed % private
terms: 90 bushels fair FuiZ at 81 .U5 $50 bushels
coed FIJI T. on private terms: 492 bushels good
amber on private terms: 40 bushels prime NJ
Sl.0I: 200 bushels very good Fuzat siO7: So
bushels very good Lancaster III Liz: 100 brshcS
pTluic Lancaster ut 80: ITO h;s!IclS prime Lam
caster ~ &l.20: Els bushels Ful,z At 81 .0S: ~
bushels ru!z i; Sos; 80 bushels amber At Sl.l0;
1GO bushels prime l.anraste~at 1920: 10 bushels
very good Fuz 1T 300; % bn hcs fair FutZ at
St.O5: 90 bushels common FnltZ 1T 9ac.; 234
bil.ie;s prime Lancaster on private terms; 37S
bushels very good Lancaster 1T Sl.lS; 20 bushels
common FultZ N 7 .03: SO bushels common FultZ
al < Los: 1S bushels common amber ut !: | Is: So
bu hcls COMMON Fmtz ut 81 .05-total, G,127 bnsli-
els.
CORN White. Sc Bushels very FOOD At 5'c.: 50
bushels prime priva'c rnl>-!oiaI. 1913 bushc
OATS 80 bushels rev at 4Oc. {; 100 b,ishcis good
1T 43C.- totai, $50 basicS.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMASAC-JcLY II, 1879.
Sun rtses.......,,, 4:5i HIGH TIDE.
Moon IA . 1n.33 Evpn,ng.... :. .12:46

q 3 i :
PORT OF RICHMOND. JULY l2, 1879.
ARRIVED.
|. Steamship Isaac Bell Lawrence, New York mer.
cllapdlse and passengers. q. w. Allen Co.. agents
Steamer Everman, Carr, Philadelphia, merchan.
disc aud passengers, j. w. MeClrrick, agent.
SAILED.
Steamship Isaac Bell, Lawrence, New York, mer-
chnndse and passengers G. w. Allen & Co.. agents
Steamer Everman, Carr, Philadelphia. rnercnan.
disc and passengers, j. w. McCarrick. ngeut.
Schooner A. F. Cohn. Framburg, Perth Amboy
ralIroad-ties, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Seventy-six, Robinson, Salem, coal, Cur.
It's j. Parker. q
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Fortress Monroe July lth, schooner Cathe-
riua Maria.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK. July 12-Arrived: Arraaon: Ar
rived out Vettic, lnia. HomewaId bound AL
ph0nse Fort Marie, No. 2. for New Orleans.
FORT MONROE, July 12.-Passed In for Rich
mond: Barkentiue Icarus, from the Breakwatsr.
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Ey 'EeEegrapR.
NEW YORK

New YORK. July Toon.-Stocks stronr
Money Oh call. 3GE3is per cent. FxChanae-i .upg,
1898: SNORT, iS7s. Sa.e bonds hu !. Governments
steady.
hrentng.-Money easy at 2tm3h per cent. Gov
rrnn !1 Sleadv; new 5s. 1898; ~ ger cents,
looS; per GEMS. lOl.. States Lu.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, July 12.-Virgfn'a consols, 555;
second seiics, 32H paSt-tse coupons, 77a. Bid to-
dly.
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICEMCNp, July IL. 1879.
uEE'EPlNGs REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 1,lS4 bushels. Rel, 9 go bush
als
CoRN.-Hhite 1888 bushels
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BnIDGEPoRT BRASS IONrAHY.I
20 MURRAY STREET. NEW YORK. :
February q, 1879.
MIR. GEORGE GIBSON, JR., is appoint
4VI ed oiir SOLE AGENT for the sale OF the
LEADER BURNER AND CHIMNEY,
with all improvements appertaiBing thereto. for he
city OF Richmond State OF Virginia.
BRIDGEPORT BRASS COMPANY;
fe1O SAMUEL. HOLMES. Trea,ur.r
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tcHtriI Ehsscnger AgcuL
r. NJ. T.. TALCOTr. General SUPERINTENDENT

RICHMOND. FgEo'G & POTOMAC r.. r.. Co i
OFFICE GEN TICKET A1Eyr,
RICHMOND. VA. April 2s, 1879.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, MAY 4, 1878.
" trains on this road viii follows:
NORTlI BOUND.
No. $500 A. NJ, leaves Byri-Str=et s,aI;oa daily
texccpt Sundays); ip. at wasns.
iuyrnn lao =. 81: Balttno sys,
800 4. ~; ph:iadel,hiA, $50
T.. NJ: Ne. York, 1885 +. II.
40. $500 p. NJ, lsaYes Iyrd->tr-et station dzhy
Fl due a. Washington. 9:55 r. u.
Baltimore, 1853 L. A.: PhftS.
defph!a, 3'35 A. "; New Yogz.
Gas 4. VI.
NO. 400 p. NJ, ACCOEMODATlDH TRAlE
for Junction.. leaves jnoa&.
Street atauGA daily (excep: SRns
aaysl.
SOUTH BOUND.
M 2-l0.l5P.M ~, arrives ri Bvrd-Strset stxtfaa
daily iexccpl Sundays). Leaves
Een Icrz. t..iS a. ST.: fhnos
deuhla. Il:iS NJ; BATH
more, $50 i. H.. Waafinsfoss
$50 4. 81
,No4 ll:35 A, H., Arrives q, Byrd-Strec; ssst4So
datis. Leaves New Yors. io:05
+. NJ: philad..phIa. l:to a
NJ; Baltimore, 1853 4. n
Washingr,p u. $50 A. II.
No g 8:4O A. NJ, AtCOtiaiGDATIoA THAfE,
NN'o a-r,yes 81 Eroa.i-Si;ee, s.a;ksa
dYt;y teaesr, SID'-lsi.
C. A. TAYLOR.
tscusrai TtsSes Apsnt
EFT. D. MYERS. Geasrx' straightforward. apSo
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Germ

BERLIN, July l2.-Thc Reicistag finally
passed the protcciive-customs tariff TO-DAY
by vote Of oil against III. Bismarck
then read Il decree closing the session
Seventeen National Liberals announced to-
day their secession from that party.
ODSenItsns O. tic Primo
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A connects for Milton. y. C..
II ctnucct, for sheyilic and all poat, IL Tc'1%I2
North Carolina daily. cNccnt SuliHiy. ,,,,
CrOnaectS for Ailto1 aud all pcIh's ~ s"'.'"nS'
Georgia. ,,,
u connects for ia ksony,e and nil points 10 r's'
rida. - 49,.
f connects fer Macon AID al points IN >"Mth "rH
Georgia and Chattanooga. Naal;i!'c' ae"Tr''' ""A
all TcxIs poIuts. . -,
F counects for Selma, Mcric''in, Jac<z@". @Sa
Vlckabur2.
G connects for Galveston and I'll Texas p'in''. a.,
rains from the above HaII"a point. "' ''e 80
Rlchn07id ut Ia 8 T. n. am $3.50 \. W. 49,
The iruin arriving at Richmond II t:'J y. Oh
makes ose coaucc0n with he Viz lhia - aAiHu.i
ConHny's steamer Ariel for Old l'niat ana y FioiA
leaving Rlchm0nd at 1915 A. VI. tuesday FAar'-
DAYS, and SATURDAYS
trains betweca Greensboro and S.itm ran '1i!7
except sunday.
Pullman Palace Drawin room and Sl,-'piu" C-s:a
rum through Oh Train No. iS from Ncw YORK ARD
Hlchmoa 10 htlaEia- and from GrccI~trro' ID Az.
gu>th andon Ira IN No 42 from New YofG and ..tc..
mnuh 10 GreensbGrC'.
Tickets soa 10 al ,pi ns south. southeast, Ak
southwest. and baggage checker thruuyb
Freight Train No. ., leaving Rtclmnn. n, 5:I5 a.
h..and NO. 10, arriving In Richmond Ut 7:i5 - ri.
will have accommodations for 4 few second. ciaJs
passengers, who must purchase tickets before get
tin. "n The tram: Eo passengers win d. allowed 0v
other irrigut trains.
No l,y-oycr checks given on local Tickets
join X. MAJ GURDO.
. - ticherai Passenger Agent
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LATEST FOnEIGy NEWS.
England.

SHORT TINE IN THE coTToS-FACToRIEs.
OLDHAM, July 12.-The system of short
time working in the cotton-factories here is
spreading. About forty mills are workiL g
on short time or have totally stopped. A
reduction OF wages is also contemplated