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ECZEMA RODENT.
THE CUTICU REMEDIES SUCCEED
WHERE A CONSULTATION OF
PHYSICIANS FAILS
ECZEMA RODENT.

MesSrS. Weeks Potter Gentlemen,-I have
suffered over irtcen years with skin-dsease In my
hands and limbs, causing constant irritation, denri-
wing Inc OF rest and attention TO bus incss.
] sought many remedies here and elsewhere, also
use Of sulphur baths, without permanent cure.
Last May 4 physician called my disease Eczema
Rodent. Spots appeared on my hands, head, and
face: eyes became much inflameu and granulsted
causing at length impaired sight.
Internal and external remedies were prescribed
by q leading physician for six months; WAS then
introduced 10 another, and consultation of several
leading physicians was had, when definite plan
was decided upon, but at to no Datrpo>e.
After following advice for four months without
any permanent cure, bought TWO bottles Of CUTI.
CrRt REsoLVEST, TWO boxes of CUTICURA, and
some SO AP, and eau testify with great pleasure 10
the effect they have had in my case, In eight days
being nearly cured. -
The physicians pronounced nv case the most az
rrayatcd one that has ever come under their e2pe-
ripnce and practice. ,,.-,
rec omlnend aud highly endorse the CGTIcURA
REMEDIES. Yours truly, r. II: 1,IhMh o,s
Clifford street and Woodward avenue
DETROIT, MICIi., january "a, 1879.
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Great Damage Around Pittsburgh ana
In The GIL Re.iOn or SaturGny.

PITTSBURGH. Pa, July 21.-Tte storm OF
Yesterday. though not so severe in the city
or Immediate vicinity, was fearful in its cf-
fccts in surrounding villages and country.
The principal DAMAGE here was in the wash.
ing ont OF streets and sidewalks. The storm
throughout the lower oil country was very
damaging. The oil towns OF Pctrolia and
Karn>'s City suffered terribly. Twenty
five houses in the former place were swept
away and DESTROYED, and the line OF rail-
road between Parker and karnS's City was
submerged, bridges washed out, culverts
destroyed. and the road-Ded ruined in many
places. The people OF that section, in many
instances, barely escaped with their lives.
The rainfall uD the Monnngahela Valley and
along the line OF the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, which skirts the Ioughiogbcnny,
was the heaviest known for years. Houses,
fences. Ou-buildings, lumber, and other
property were swept away, and many OF
Tie coal-Tincs flooded. The miners in
some Of them narrowly escaped drowning.
At Shroder'S Mines, near Elizabeth, the
men wadcd through water TO their chlns.
Nearing all the railroad lines crntrin@ here,
with the exception OF the Pennsylvania
Central, report more or less damage, and
consequent delay Of traffic. The only
hHoN u loS> VI llie 81 III IcpOTlcu Is IuaL Oi
Mrs. Daily, vino was drowned in attempt
iDg 10 cross creek near Shauer's station,
on the Baltimore and Ohio road. The
damage 10 growing crops has been very
great. but the loss cannot be estimated. At
Irwin's station the rainfall is reported to
have reached seven inches, and the Youghi-
o"hcnny Branch railroad was damaged in
several places, the force OF the water being
50 crest as TO break the steel rails The
railroad people arc hard at work In all di-
Icrtions. and will have the damage repair
cd in the shortest possble'tilne.
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q
FIRST DAY. s.
mir Association met at 10 O'Clock a. M.
-, ,'",noderator and the clerk both being abb
tW tSe Rev. J. r. Garlick, ID. D., Of Rich
sea-" SsA vas called to the chair, and Carter
, !, Isres appointed clerk pro tenn.
Harse Rev. \. T.. Owen, Of Portsmouth.
,r.. requested to assist in reading the let
tfTS r, r..r, - ~har,..,. ~
G.. offered prayer.
TIN letters being read and the names Of
sn!rrotcs enrolled, the Association was per-
,n,npnily organized by the election OF FRO
ta".,r Edmund Harrison. OF Richmond,
moderator. Carter H.Jonfs clerk, ana D. r.
Coltrcll treasurer. n,a, a.
..,.rodrc,ory sermon from HI. Corinthians,
Viii, s. TOOK an iniernisSloh.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Moderator Harrison in the chair. Prayer
by DR.. Warren. ,s
Tnc constitution and bylaws were read
by tic cicrk. ;,,,;,od
70 seats we're the following viz: Rev. Il. IL.
Gr;fi,b. OF North Carolina; DR.. Vaughan,
y Frazier. Rev. A. L. Owen, Rev. Reuben
Jc,cs < 3. Carney. Brother Stroud, Kew.
! 2. uartweii. aud Rev. W. J. David, re-
tu;ucd missionary from Africa.
In The absence Of any report OF the sun
dAy.Sclool and Bible Beard the wants ana
claim. Of that Board we're brought up by
4 resolution offered by DR.. Garlick. After
remarks by Or. A. Z. Dickinson, DR.. J.
L. iiarlick, F. Il. Boston, DR.. w. K.
Vaughan, and Rev. S. G. Clopton, the reso
luton was adopted. a collection was taken
10 for the Board.
The subject of foreign missions being
called I'LL. Rev. Mr.. David. on motion, was
rrcrlsted n address the Association on the
General subject. He gave some interesting
facts. illustrating the intellectual and moral
character oil the Africans, especially OF the
ynruh, trihc-. He was followed by Rev.
nr, Warren in some interesting remarks.
The subject of foreign missions was further
discussed 10y thrilling speech by Rev. a.
T.. Owen.
Or. Warren made some interesting rc-
marks on the importance Of collecting Old
minutes Of the ASSOCIATION.
Adjourned with prayer by Rev. X. II.
Griffith
SECOND HAY--M0ENING SESSION.
Religious exercises were conducted By
NV. ItuhCH o't!'>' i'hi iIhip.iNa III ~ ~,
i. Is. IIuts0n, Rev. W. W. Wood, and W,
X. Vaughn.
The educational report was read by Or
Dickinson. Remarks were made by Rev
Reuben Jones. Rev. \. L. Owen, Rev. Il
ii. Griffith, aud DR.. A. L. Dickinson.
The report Of the Committee on Stat
Missions was read by Dr.. Garick. Ate
remarks by Rev. J. j. ilutSon, Rev. :. {
Copton, Rev. J. II. Barnes, Rev. f. Ii
Boston, Dr.. j. X. Garick, and DR.. DicklL
son. The report was adopted.
The report on home missions was rea
ly Rev. J. 3. llu,son, which was dscussc
by Rev. J. l.. Hartwell, missionary undo
appointment TO the Chinese in CaIilorni;
Mr.. Hartwel had Just finished spcakin
when your correspondent lcft.-AorJoA
Lundmdrh.
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Stabbed TO the Heart.

FEUD SETTLED WITH THE KNIFE IN TEXAs.
GALVESTON, July 2S.-A special to the
Ne1rs from San Antonio gives the following
particulars OF the killing OF Thomas f.
Devices by Charles Temple: "CharIes
Temple and james Ord, son OF General
Ord, department commander, were riding
from the town of Pleasantor. when they
were hailed by Thomas +. Devices, between
whom and Temrlca ieud existed. Temple
asked Devices what was wanted, when the
latter knocked him from his horse with his
fist. Temple rctreated, but was followed
by Devices, who continued striking him.
Finally Temple drew knife aud plunged
it into DewecS's heart, causing instant
death Temple and Ord were arrested, but
the latter has since been released.'
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fro,, bic at Fall River.
FIGHTING BETwEEN THE STRIKING SPINNER
>.r, .r1rrs ry0s3R rNfi N Nna

AND THE Wu1hlNGs hhNDSs t5ssS:g tsa
FALL RIVER, Mass. July 27.--A serious
ARRAY occurred at the S|ade mill about 5
O'Clock this AFTERNOON. Some striking spin
ners, who allege that while passing the mill
they were shouted at by working spin
ners. created disturbance, and crowd.
numbering from i've hundred to thousand
persons, soon gathered Deputy-Sherif
Burlington, who was on duty at the mill, Or
dered the crowd TO disperse in the name OF
the Commonwealth. but this they failed to
do, and one big fellow handled Burlington
rather roughly. The mob then began TO
throw stones and fire shots, one OF which
crazed the head OF " working spinner within
the ward. BY order OF the deputy sheriff
the fire was returned. md n striking spin,
ner was struck 10 the bip and band. The
police were telegraphed for, but the crowd
scattered before their arrival.
The strikers assert that the first fire came
from the yard. The whole affair took place
upon the private property OF the corpora
ton. Another crowd OF about seventy-tiVe
strikers tonight collected in front Of Me
chanics' Hall, which is about TWO miles from
the scene OF this afternoons disturbance,
and made loud threats against the splnners
at work there. A constable says, seVeral
slllpgshots were carried by the strikers, but
that none Of them were used. The police
were Immediately telegraphed for. where
upon the crowd scattered. This afternoon
working spinner was assaulted on the
street, roNghiy handled, and forced TO flee
TO the station-house for protection. Hugh
Knowles and Jeremiah Delaney were last
night arrested by the police on a warrant
charging them with having last week at
tempted to intimidate spinner who is
working in the eastern part OF the city.
They were released on bail.
Lct Boston subscribe to tue fund for
these poor working people.]
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Observation-Disclosures NOT TO BE PrE-
L1sHEp.-[From the San Francisco BaNeten,
July 18th. Judge Wright, OF the County
Court, has made an order forbidding Couh-
tv-Clcrk Reynolds from granting persons
access to his marriage-!icenSe book from Gu
riosity or for the purpose OF copying the
names for publication, on the ground tilat
such is against public policy, the license De-
ing only a preliminary step toward mar
riagc, the record Of which is not complete
uutil the marriage ceremony is legally per.
formed and the license is placed on record
in the county recorders office. The copy
ing OF marriage lcenses for publication was
never permitted by any former county
clerk. and the privilege granted by County
Clerk Reynolds has been source OF much
annoyance to interested persons.
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Ie"n., July PA report has reached here
f Ti terrible tragedy at Or near Dover,
1enn., Yesterday. William Burchel, for
mer citizen OF GAINESVILLE, and carpenter
ny trade, was married not long since to
MIS-. Yates. widow OF j. Il. Yates, formerly
policeman and sexton Of the City Gene
very at GAINESVILLE. Mrs. Yates bad a
j.; laughter by her former husband. Bnrchel,
-, ,m VI OF frenzy, shot his wife, step.daugh-
.oI, S"ho was growr), and then shot HIM
- EEL. Burchel died almost Immediately, but
=. 'ast accounts Mrs. Burchcl and Miss
d as;es Were alive. but III very critical con-
pu NO cause ~ assigned Tor the: act.
,nan mad the reputation OF being quiet
1asn. IL Is believed that he must have been
'"'otlhg under tit Of temporary insanity.
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q UFECURA.
TUTICURA.
BLOOD AND SKIN uUMORS.

CUTIcURA REMEDIES for the Treatment of
Bleod- aud skin and calp-Ilumors. When of Scrof-
uOus Cancerous.or Syphili.ic origin. the CUJICURA
RESoLvBNT is The principal remedy, and II there
are ut The time Ulcers. Sores. or other Exer-
CUTICuGA SOAP, must be used externally. If the
disease is Of the Skin and Scalp. The principal rem
cdy will then be the CUTlCURA, with the CUTICURA
SOAP, and such use of The RESOLYEST as Is sug-
gested by the following conditions: In all skin and
when the skin Is hot and n.y. lie
blood feyerish, the liver torpid. the bowels consi-
mated or when the virus Of Scrofula or poison OF
Mercury is known TO lurk in the system, or when
the constitution has been shattered ny Maara ana
Anti Periodic Frvcrs and Dtbllitating diseases.
always take The REsoLvEST while using the CuTI-
CUHA. a cure thus made will be permanent and
satisfactory.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
FROM AL PARTS >sF THE WORLD.

DEATH OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE ALA
BARfA sENATE-CoLL1sIoN ON A PENN.
SYLVAN1A RAILROAD-TH he YELLOW.
FEVER sCoUKGE; TEN NEW CASES IN
MEMPHIS; A FATAL CASE IN NEW
oRLEANs-A FEvER-DEATH IN NEW
YogK-A DEFAUETING CASHIER AR
RESTED IN, yERMONT-FATAL SHOOT
ING IN TExAs-s ARATOGA RkCEs-
A MAN SHOT AND KILLED BY HIS
WIFE AT ANT1ETAM-L LOSSES BY
FLOOD IN PENNsYLvANA-DESTK c.
TON OF THE THEATRE IN THE KRE3ILIN,
MOSCOW, BY AN INCENDIARY FIRE-ylO-
LENT STORM IN THE ADRIATIC SEA, &C.
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An EIGHT Hour MEETING.-Ne,c York.,
July pa laroely-atended meeting Of
workingmen, among whom were piano
makers, cabinct-yarnisEers. wood-turncrs,
caryers, molders, and woodworkers, was
held to-day for the purpose Of discussing
the cight-hour labor movement. Resolu-
tons were adopted iavorng the shorten
iny OF the time Of labor to eight hours a
day, pledgiug Themselves to use their efforts
TO bring about this result and drop entirely
the question OF wages, and to organize
eirht-hour labor associations in different
shops. Spirited addresses in behalf Of this
measure were made in both German and
| English
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DEATH OF EX-SENATOR JOHNSON. OF AR
KASsAs.-Liulc Roch, Ark., July 27.-Ro.
bert w. johnson, representative from Ar
kansas from 1871 to 1858, and senator IN
Congress from that time to 1861, When he
withdrew to join the rebellion, died last
night at hali-past IL, at his residence, in this
city, after an illness Of two weeks. Prior
TO the war he was man OF unparalleled
popularity in Arkansas. Through his per:
sonal influence the grant O.! lands in aid OF
building tie Cairo and Fulton and Mem
phis, Little Rock and Fort Smith railroads
were passed by Congress. He was born IN
Kentucky in 1914.
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.OLLINS'S VOLTAIGr
ELECTRIC PLASTERS.

4 No other remedy in the world Gun so quickly as
susge the most violent paroxysm of Pain. They
distribute throughout the nervous system gentle
and continuous current tof Electricity, which in-
st.n,ly aunihilates Pain yitalizes Weak ana Para
lYzed Parts, cures Sore Lungs, Palpitation OF the
Hssr, Painful Kidneys, Liver Complaint, RAehna-
ti,m, Neuralgia, Al ID sctatica. Get the genu,ps.
II ~: fS'a,5 { I, AZ lny To- Tu, THIS ],
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sALT-RHEUM ON FACE, HEAD, AND PARTS
OF BODI-HEAD COVERED WITH
SCABS AND SORES.

MesSrS. Weeks g. Potter commenced to use
yo,,r CUTIcURa last July Have only used one
large and one small box, and one bottle OF the RE-
SOLVENT. Ny face and head, and some narls OF my
scnhs and sores. and my suffering was fearful.
had Tried everything had heard OF in he East
and Wesl My ctse was considered very had one.
One very sklrul physician said he would rather NOT
treat IT, and some OF them think now | am only
cured temporarily. think not for have mo not q, a
con Sidered wonderful. My case has been the means
of selling great many OF your CU1ICURA REME'
DIES in This part of The country. ,,,,r
DECATUR; MICH, November II, 1878.
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Fell into a Well, dc.

PETERSBURG, July 2S.-On Saturday last
n child OF John j. Cooke, COMMUNICATIVE
attorney OF Prince George county. aged
four years, fell into Il wei distance OF thirty
feet, narrowly escaping drowning. The boy
was rescued by means OF Il rope, having sus-
tanned painful bruises.
For days past refugees from Memphis
have passed through here for different sec
tons OF the State.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE


MONDAY. July %, 1879.
Government Iecurities.-Uniled States AS,
1Oj3 bid; United State; H., lnl1. bid.
STATE ACCOMPLISHMENTS 1G-10'S. 493i bid, J04
asked Virginia consoi. Str nI'i, Is asked: fir-
gna consos. new. 30H bid, 3 II asked; Virginia in
er,st certificates l4H bid; Virginia 'ax-rccevnbie
coupons. 79A bid S0H asked: North Carolina bonds,
254 asked; North Carroll 4's. 60 bid, 63a asked.
Citr seraLrtttsx.-- Richmond city S.. j. and j.,
l21 bid, 1927 asked Richmond city g.. j. and j..
ln5 bin: Lvuchhur@ city g.. j. ana d.. 100la bid
Manchester SIS. taX-rcccivane. n. and So 81 asked.
Rdiirond BondS.-Virginiz Central Railroad
nom-lnorrgasc S's, j. and j.. 1O4: hid :
Southslde Railroad third mortgage pr ferrcd
G'S, }. and j., s2i: hid; Petersburg Eairoah sec
ond mortgage S.. J. ana L., 46 asked: Orange.
Alexandria and Manass Is Railroad first mortgage
Is. j. and j.. 81 ask~d; Richmond and lIanyiIlc
Railroad consolidated 6's. VI. and ", 9GH asked;
Piedmont Rarcal first MORTGAGE S's, A. and q :,
los IBID: G.. &. and y. Railroad first mortgage rs.
% bid; e., c.ald y. Railroad second mortgage rs,
&c asncd.
Bdnk HockS,-Natlonal Bank of Virginia, 90
par. IS bid. 90 asked: Richmond Banking and III
s,tr:lncc Company. - par, 81 asked
Insurance GUnt U'Lni u.s. virginia. Fire ana Md
rinc. - nar, 80. asked; Merchants and Me-
clanlcs. 100 bar. so bid, So asked; Granite,
100 tar. 74a asked.
.WcciIuncDNS.-Dli Dominion steamship Com
pany, 100 par. c3 oi.
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TIC Eizrz.

SARATOGA, n. Y, July 2s.-The first
race-thrce quarters OF Il mile-wa> won by
Bonnie Wood; Mark L. second. Bulwark
third. Time, 1:1S4.
The second ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
mile dast-was won by MlniZrr in 1901.
The third race-one mile for thrce-year-
olds-was won by Skylark in l:4G{ Bonnie
Carrie second, and Claudia third.
The fourth race-a selling race one and
quarter miles-was won by Kenny in 2:154,
Clemmic tapping, and Dillon third.
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hiLLED UNDER A TREE Rockville, Ont,
ouIy 2..-rhis afternoon terrific thunder
a epu haii-storm passed over this place. Con-
ss,'ustaoie damage was done to buildings by,
ss,tshinlng. a tree on the American side OF
~ 1ne river, under which the wife and child OF
usgrge Luton had taken refuge, was
fa, by lightning, and the child Instantly
a a. 10 ITS mothers arms. The latter Was,
~. lataiiy injured. 1t Is reported thst, d,
a aa Lsrocque. was killed by lightning On
az 'siand short distance up tho the river.
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p CUT1cURA, CUTICURA REsoLyEET, and GuTI-
cURA SOAR are prepared by Weeks Il Potter, Cneih-
lists and Druggists 500 Washington street, aud are
for sale by all druggists. Price of CUTICURA.
boxes, 81 cents; large boxes Containing Two ana
one .txif times the quantity OF smalil, VI; kksoL
vent, 81 per bottle; CUTICURA SOAP, 70 cents: ny
mail, 80 cents; 8 cakes, rs cents. my III
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New York Items.

r New York. July Psf. Laight's large
brewery, at East Williamsburg was nearly
destroyed by fire to-day. j.,
Policeman GsifEey. OF the Eighteenth
precinct, shot himself dead to-day while
temporarily insane.
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Rird.ShOOtius Match.

DEAL BEACH; n. j., July ga shooting
match here to-day at one hundred birds
each, thirty Yards rise, between Edgar G.
Murhphy, the crack shot OF tue Long
Branch Gun Club, and Donald Swami, the
famous wing-shot OF Maryland, was won
by the latter By score OF S. to 70.
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IIaritimC Disasters.
LOSS OF BRITISH SHIP AID A PACIFIC


LOSS OF BRITISH SHIP And 4 FACIFIC
STEAMER.
LONDON, July 2S.-rhc British ship
River Line, Captain Robson, from San
Francisco December 2Sth which arrived ut
L'Orient, France, June Goth, is ashore on
one of the Sicily islands. 1t is expected
she will become total wreck. The crew
has been rescued.
A dispatch dated Valparaiso, July Goth,
to the LIoyds, says: The Pacific Steam
Navigation Company's steamer IIlmani, Of
1000 tons, has been wrecked. All hands
We're saYcdN
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
rt !. xanoIeonic Sueeession.

LONDON, July ,2s.-The Paris u 0fdre IN
sists on the validity OF the recent resolution
of the Bonapartist leaders declaring Prince
Jerome Napoleon the head OF the Bonaparte
family; says it Is the official declaration OF
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Railroad Accident.

COLLISION OF TRAINS on TIE NORTH PENNsYL-
TAEIA ROAD.
PHILADELPHIA. July 2S.-Saturday night
during Il storm which flooded the tracks OF
the North Pennsylvania road the DoyleSton
accommodation train and the Bethlehem
express collded near Edgchill. Both trains
were badly wrecked. Some passengers mad
limbs fractured, but no lives were lost.
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arrnst of q neruu.iin. Bank Cashier.

DERBY LINE, VT, July 2S.-Thomas
Reed. tue dcfauttnS cashier OF the First
National Bank OF Galveston. Texas. was AZ
rested Friday at CRANKY, Quebec. by de-
tective. Reed was $4,000 short in his ac-
counts, and abscorGcd in January last.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. July 2s, 1879.
APnIypn

| Steamer Richmond, Kelly, New YORK, merchan-
| disc and passengers. g. W. Allen q Co.. agents.
! steamer Ariel. Clifford Norfolk. United States
| mail. merchandise, and passengers, L. u. Tatum,
agent. -
| Steamer Norfolk, Tunni,l. Philadelphia mcrcban-
| disc and passengers. j. W.AcCarrick. ayeut
schooner J&an J.f;alwahsr. FInney, New York
light. 10 loa ba'. Curtis q Parker.
Schooner WG@ard n. Johnson, Paul. Havre de
g. Cacc, coal, Chesapeake and ohio railroad.
SAILED. @'
Schooner William Gesner, Cubberly, New York,
csirel coal, GerYas Siorrs. e,r,, s.
scl'ooner Agnes Rippher. Hopkins, Philadelphia,
gra1its. Curtis K Parker. ' ..s1' '
Schooner Sinbad, CHM, New York, grain, Curtis
u Parker.
Sc;snt tler c. p. Sinnickson. Blizzard, Perth AM
boy. rafi roac ties. Curtis & Parker. ..s.-.
schooner Maggie Clarke, -, Baltimore, mer-
caaDdsa, Curtis ( Parker. -
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT
From Baltimore. July 18th. schooner Northum-
herland- Richardson.
From Alexandria. July 2sth. schooner William
From New York, July goth. schooner O. II. Booth :,
Bennett
FAST SAILING.
The three. masiPd fchoOner William Mason
French, owaed by parties IN Taunton, Is noted as
heiug the fsotest tbrrc-maSted schooner afolt In
America. sac lately made the distance between
Vineyard HEscn and Boston, hight, 1870 miles, In
nine hours n S thirty minutes.
BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK. July 2S.-Arrtyed: Louise H. Ar
rived cut: Heinrich LohUlan, MiIauese, 3IarcLf.
Greculeaf, SarZnin. Lord C'leve. Baltic. Home
ward bound J. Fl. Schwen zen, FOR Wilmington.
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Losses by Flood.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, July 2S.-The losses at
Petrolia by Saturdays flood aggregate
5000, 900. The storm was most severe up
the Alonongahela and Allegheny valleys.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
MONDAY. July 2e, 1879
Country f'roancg.

MONDAY July &C, lSio'
Country rroance.
Apptes June, s1@31.5o y barrel.
Es.stDa.c: 2Oc. y %.
Butter: Prime 10 choice yellow, 14S17c.: fair
corn Neal: Coo. y busael for country; Csc. for
Drtea Fruit: Armies. 1492c,; peaches. peeled,
3@6c; unpeeled, 293e; cherrics, 30 l0c. q h
Eos: In barrels. Sc. In crates, &C..
Feathers: Prime nye-goooe, Sot44oc.; common.
2O@3oc.
Flarsssd: 81 p bushel.
Htu: Virginia timothy. 7G@s0c.: clover ana
mixed. 6O170e. In demand. New iork, 65c.
oats: Baed. 509t0c.
PotGtoss. irish. p barrel, s1@Sl.2o.
Lard: Country. 6@l6sc.
Rye: 65@70c. q bushel.
Samac: Prime, 13c.
B1Lsd Etrut1: Acc.
Wooi: Washed. 30@32c.: unwashse. 2o@23c.
BURY wool will bring from 10 &c, q ID less lhah
above rates.
Cement, Lime. Plaster. &c.
Cement. Rose .tIa!e. Rl.5o g parrel.
| Ltre: AGRICULTURAL So loo. p pushei' "cckk.iia'
II nMs rs according TO Quantity; Jointer tuh-
| ishinrI, 81. Is; Glenn's Falls, $4,000:
Pidsier: Lump, $3.50; ground 80 eaiclneo
| Tar Large size, s3.236s3.50.
Drugs. DyessnHs. Oils, &c.
4 4ieasst: $3.50 q gallon.
| Concsatrated Lye: S2.75@sA p case OF fea'
dozen.
| Copperas; &c,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-29
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