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OF LIE present year Gave increased By E2S.
900, as compared with the same contributed
during the same period Of 1878.
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE,

WEDNESDAY, July 8, 1879.
sALEs-1.000 Virginia consoIs sold ut b5X;
600 Virginia consoIs, new, sold at 32H; $40
Richmond city bonds, 6's sold at los; 1900
Fredericksburg city rs sold at 1U3: and 900 At
lanta and Charlotte AIRLINE first mortgage bonds,
rs, sold at 50A.
gorernmsnt sscurities.-uniied States 4h's,
105h lid: United States AZ, 10lk bid.
asked; Virginia conso!s, b5K n,n, 55x asked: fir-
Interest certificates, i6 bid. is asked: Virginia
:a1-receiyuble coupons, 764 bid, TN asked; North
Carolina I bonds rs bid. 2sh asked: o.,
l204 lid. 1872 asked: Richmond city 6's. J: aud d.
100 bid; Petersburg city 6's, F. and A. lO4 asked
PETERSBURG city s's fspecial taxi and j. los bid
asked. . t.-...,. =.
Railroad Bonds.-virginia Central Railroad
third morgsss 6's J. and j.. 100 asked: South,
side Railroad third mortgage preferred e's j. aud
j., 50 bid; Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad Sc
snna mortgage s's; and j. lO2 bill; Atlantic,
RichmonJ. fredericksburg and potomac Rallrosd
mortgage SIS, j. and j., 1os bid; Richmond and
l,anyille Raj road consolidated 6's. NJ ami ", 92as
A. and o.. lOS bid; G. C. and a. RailroaJ, 1st,
9SS asked; c. c. and A. Railroad, cd, IS bid, 76
Railroad Stoeks.-Chesapeak and Ohio Railway,
100 par, > bid: Richmond and Petersburg Railroad.
100 par. ~ bid: Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad common, 100 par, 40 bid, so
Kiehnona and DaaSIe Ralirosd 90 Pal par II is 3D.
BanE &ocks.-Firss National, 90 par. ZIG bid:
asked; Union nank of RichT end, 50 par, q bid :;
City Eank, 25 par, 20 bid, 25 asked.
ins~rancs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fire and Ma.
rine 2a par. 35S bid, 35k asked Virginia State rs
par 27h bid: Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par,
Mcellnncoms.-Uld Dominion Steamship Com.
pany, loo par, e2H bid
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DANvTLLE.
--,<,,ondeacc Of the Richmond Dtspafch.l
CorNsi'", 1r.1r q 1870

a-c<,,ondepcc Of the Richmond ptspaien'i
lCor''s' ,JrLY 8. 1879.
49,. panyillc, Leasburg and RoSboro'
tue Company has been organized by
Tus a,esc,i,n of Archer e. Walters president.
the "nro,ectols OF this scheme indulge IN
Tue pnxnec,ations Of good from the open:
sfe'., this road, and their expectations are
moi sS un ro,orrd people seem to have recovered
INV, .y, srrm the consequences OF celebrating
:! Cow. '.S, ,,.y an which all men were born free
:" ~, ,. m There have been twcnty-nine
ana 'H VI assault and disturbance by the CO.
s ,a.,-s people reported by the police IN the
!s.s TWO DAYS. But his Honor, Mayor Ayres,
~, ,o, been hard upoa them.
~ In fine Hastings Cour,-Judge AIKEN pre-.
.sit,r--p. r: Lacy has been sentenced 10
six months Imprisonment an4 q une o. WY
s AN for an assault; Louis Robinson tcol-
or.dy TO i've wears in the penitentlarS ZOE
rrand larceny Albert Roberts 10 hVe wears
= ,%c neni,cntiary for burglary: Amy VIII
&c con fcolorcd) TO g fine Of fifteen dollars Tor
" !. Il. Pace. Of Richmond, is now pre-
nrto have a factory built at the corner
~ ~ Crachcad and Loyal streets. This fac
law i 10 be IS Ivy 100 feet, four stories
n;ob. .nd with sheds 90 feet wide running
lax tie whole length on each side.
There were several showers OF rain yes
fcr,iay passing around. ALfhA.
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Aquatic Sports.

YESTERDAYS REGATTA AT SARATOGA.
SARATOGA LAKE, n. Y, July 9.-The lake
and the weather to-day were all that could
be desired for racing. Promptly at 10
O'Clock the boats for the pair.oared race
started. The Zephyr pair did not start, and
the other Zephyr crew (Clegg aud McGresor)
gave out before the end of the race. The
Oympics, of Albany, led at the hai-mile
and the Wahwahsums ut the mile-Stake.
The Olympics won in 9:4l}; the Wahwah-
sums second, in 9:5772.
At 1890 O'Clock the Cornel-Collcee four
started alone for the mile-and-a-haIf race,
and made the distance in 9:15.
at II O'Clock, ]. Lewis, OF Cornell, rowed
in the College single class alone, making q
mile and hall in 11:j43.
The next r2ce was the first trial heat for
senior singles. Five started-namcly Will
mouth, Va; W. J. Gear, Of Montreal;
Long, OF Allegheny City, Pa; and r. S.
ut the half-mIe stake, with Long next and
Gear third. At the mile stake Murray still
led, with Pilkington second and Musgrove
third. Murray won in 11:31d ,.wlth Mus
grove second in 1i:4t5, Long third in
11:544:
The second heat for singles followed.
Six started-viz.: II. w. Rathbone. of New
York; L. L. Phillips, OF Newark, \. j.;
Thomas Higgins, Jr.. OF Cohncs, n. y; w.
Fl. Rogers. OF New York; Robert Larmoi,
OF Union Springs, n. Y; and John Bren-
nan, Of Allegheny City, Pa. Rathbonc won
in 11:13t. with Phillips second in 1l:2455
and Higgins third in 11:214.
In the third heat six started-viZ. John
Crotty, of Galveston, Texas: T. J. Mum
ford, of New Orleans; J. y. LYON, OF New
York; W. n. Hindman, of ST. Paul, Mimi. /:
J. S. G.. Wills, Of New York and Frank
E. Holmes, of Pawtucket, R. 1. Holmes
won in 1O:53s, with Mumford second in
1O5S4. and Crotty third in Ills.
In the six-oared shell-race the, Shawmut
Club Of Boston, Mutual Club Of Albany, and
Dauntless Club Of New York started, the
latter boat carrying a boy as coXswain. At
the half-mile stake the Shawmuts led. The
race was won by the Nlutuals in 500, with
the DauntIess crew second in 9:034, and the
Shawmuts third in 9:114.
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ECZEMA ON THE SCALP, BREAST, AND
LIMBS CURED. 49,.

Messrs. Weeks & Potter: GcntIemen.77I caunot
refrain from adding my debt of gratitude to You
for having placed within my reach The wonderful
CUTICURA REMEDIES. which have rendered unnc-
csssary all further experiment of physicaEs. aud In
remarkably short space of time have RID me OF a
loaihsomc disease / dispensed with all physicians
two years ago, believing they did me good. The
CUTICURA has stopped this unsatisfactory expense,
even if II were necessary and had the courage any
longer follow heir advice and brought the long
looked. for cure and happiness
have been afflicted with Eczema or Salt Rheum
on my scalp. breast. and limbs for five years during
which time nave been under the treatment Of ply
sicians. Or at mineral springs, or taking some Find
of medicine. have been treated by Drs. -, Of
-; DR.. -, of -, and visited sulphur springs,
and taken numbers OF patent medicines, all without
the faincst appreach to Il cure.
April 1St last began the use OF CUTICURA, which
was Immediately successful III my case, entirely
curing me. i have not had clean scalp for fifteen
years until the use OF the CUTICURA entirely healed
IT, aud Jeff It clean and healthy. The other parts of
my body were affected In more uggra, ated form,
but are now completely healed. believe myself
completely cured. | shull coa'luuc the CUTICURA
KESOLyENT rs directed. for It's wonderful action
on the stomach and bowels ami cooling Influence
The blood. 1t will afford me pleasure, as have done
in many eases to urge the afflicted to these
derful remedies.
Yours &c, - STEPHEN CROWELL.
NEW BEDFORD, September so. 1878.
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Lynched.
A NEGRO F1ESD HUNG IN WEST VIRGINIA.

A NEGRO F1ESD HUNG IN WEST VIRGINIA.
Especial telegram to the Disratch.I
CHARLESTON, W. VA, July 9.-Mirt. Lee.
the Richmond negro who attempted rape
on Mrs. J. ]. Settle on July I'd near Ka-
nav ha Falls, was captured at Parkersburg,
W. Va, last Saturday, and brought to Hunt
ington by the boat, where lie was met by
the sheriff of Fayette county and about
two hundred citizens, who brought him up
o the 10 P. N. train last night to Coal Val
ley, arriving there at II O'Clock, where sew
eral thousand more citizens joined the
crowd. They took him from the sheriff
and proceeded at cree to mete out justice
to him by swinging him to tree near the
station, completing their work about 1880
A. NJ. to-day. He acknowledged having
a tempted the act, but was prevented by
he alarm given by the children. He so in
jured the woman in his attempt that her
life is despaired OF. There was no mob
demonstration, but an earnest determination
to aycnge the horrible crime attempted by
the black fend. They considered it duty
to society and their families. THUS Ka-
ma wha Valley records another lynching.
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Arrest of a MafI.Robber.

WASHINGTON, July "a special agent Of
the Post-Ofice Department has Just arrest.
ed in New Mexico mail.robber belonging
to gang OF Texas highwaymen. The
Judge granted an order Of removal to Texas
for trial, but the United States marshal had
no money to. pay the necessary expenses.
He'telegrapbed the marshal OF Texas, but
post. office agent tbereupon started for
Texas with the prisoner, the stage compa-
MES carry ing him on trust, and the agent
providing provisions for the eight hundred
miles journey, and gual ding the Desperate
night and day himself.
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Investigation iu1s. Ine a ffaGrs az the
Erie Railway.

! GEw YoRK, July 9.-George T. Balcb, OF
me Erie railway, testified before the Assem-.
bly, Railroad Investigating Committee to.
duy that the reports made by him, under
direction OF, President Jewett, Of the con-
,dition Of the Erie Railway Company, were
misleading and incorrect. The floating
debt OF the Erie road, for instance, was pnt
down in the reports at S2,552, 209.64. In
the witnesses judgment the actual floating
debt was S5,2l6,s9o 81, as there were So
664, 1918 OF bills audited which were not
included in 1t. Witness gave several other
illustrations OF the alleged misleading char
acter OF the Erie reports, and said, in his
opinion, the total value Of that railroad, in
Guiding construction, equipment, and all
other property, was $65,0G0,000. :1
Judge Shipman here said he wished it
understood that Balch was a discharged
employe OF the Erie railway, and that since
his discharge he had done all in his power
to iniure the company.
Raich, indignantly denied the truth Of
the statement. Resuming, be said the total
funded Indebtedness Of the road was at
present 500, S1S.203 90. and the honored in
debtedness SS5, ,400-totaI, Sl52,G72-,
603.69. The committee then adjourned
until tomorrow.
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The 0Uiniue.nufyE ycnntior,

WASHINGTON, July 9.-The Secretary Of
the Treasury yesterday instructed the col
lector at New York that the act exempting
quiDlne from duty, which took effect July.
1st, did notsafect importations made before
that date. Three previous tariff acts con-
tanned provisions that the duties therein
specified were to be imposed on hll goods
covered thereby which were in public or
store or bonded warehouse when such acts
took effect. There was, however, no such
provision in the new law about quinine,
and hence it is held not to affect importa.
tons made before July 1st. This will occa-
sion embarrassment to many holders OF qui-
nine in bonded warehouses July LIST. NJ.
merous inquiries have been made at the
Treasury Department by parties so situated,
but no power exists to give relief.
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New York.
ORGANIZED DEPREDATIONs BY TRAMPs.

UNG ANlIED UETNCUA IUNS B1 INANFS,
NEW YORK, July 9.-The Times gives an
account Of company OF tramps, estimated
as numbering frcm 10 TO $50. who have
taken possession Of piece OF land near
New Windsor. short distance back from
the Hudson, where they make their levies
on the farmers, aud rob and plumber with
impunity. They throw out pickets, defy
"the clod-hoppers who act as village con.
stables, rife orchards, fields. and hen-roosts.
They suDsist on the surrounding country,
and move off in detacbments when they
have stayed theirtime. These idle rutlians
have been drivenNIto this State from adj
joining States, in which there are laws for
their suppression, and are taking advantage
of the absence OF restraining laws in this
State to carry on their work.
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The HuforG-ElIiott Murder Trial.

OwENTON, KY, July 9.-The court mot
to. day at ~ o'clock-Judge McMarna pre-
siding. Nothing was done in the Buford
case except reading the list OF witnesses for
the defence, numbering nearly one hum
dred.
The sheriff, with his prisoner, Thomas
Buford, arrived here by the stage at 1a5
O'Clock, and q few minutes before 2 the
prisoner,was brought into the courtroom,
his brother sitting near him during the pro-
ceedings. He seemed very cool and tran
quill.
After short session the Court adjourned
until tomorrow to give the defence time TO
get the records from Frankfort, which will
be brought by 4 special messenger.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH FROM AL PARTS
-.s.z OF THE WORLD.

A NEGRO LYNCHED by CITIZENS AT. COAL
vALLEYFOR AN ASSAULT UPON A LADY
IN FAYETTE COUNTY, ". vA.-THE SARA
TOGA REPORTS FROM
I VIRGINIA AND NORTH CARoLINA-LARGE
USEBURNEDAT ROCKLANDL LAKE
TIE QUININE IMPORTATION DUTY
FIRE RECORD-THE TRIAL OF BUFORD
FOR THE MURDER OF JUDGE ELLIOTT IN
N u c Il Y-THE MRS. SMITH AND
/" COVE BENNETT CAsE-THE ERIE RAIL-
WAY INvEsTIGATIoE-1HE BODY OF THE
LATE PRINCE IMPERIAL-MAIL-ROD
ARRESTED IN NEW MEXICO-THE AT
CHAN WAR AND THE BERLIN TREATY
VARIOUS FOREIGN ITEMS.
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OLD METHODS OF TREATMENT AND RENE
DIES A FAILURE.

CUTicURA REsoLyENT, the Great BlooG-Puriic,
and LyerStimullnt, Is the most searching. cleans
Ing and purify ing agent of this century. II NAV be
detected in The saliva sweat, milk, BLOOD and urine
in forty minutes after taking the first DOSE
that it has entered The circulation and been carried
to every part of the system. II forever eradcates
the virus Of Syphilis, scrofula, Cancer, and CanKer
those terrible bood-polsons that rot Out the ma
chinery OF life, filing the body with foul corrur-
tions Taken internally IN conjunction with the
external application Of CUTICURA, the Great Skin
Cure 1t speedily cures Serofulous Ulcers and Old
Sores Salt Rheum, Psoriasis, Teller, Ringworm,
Scald Head, Dandruff, and all Itching aud Scaly
Diseases Of the Skin and Scalp.
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The Virginia nnd North Carolina Cot.
ton Crop.

NORFOLK, July .9.-The Cotton-E Exchange
crop report says: "Twenty.eight replies
from twenty counties in Virginia and North
Carolina have been received. Twelve report
the weather in June very Try and cold, and
sixteen say it was favorable. Twenty.four
saw it was more favorable than last year,
and four not so favorable. No increase or
decrease in laads planted since last report.
The stands are very generally good and
forming well, but rather early for bloom.
The condition OF the crop is considered
good, and better than last year. Lice are
reported in three counties" q
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KUMoRED LEGACY TO Mr.. JEFFERSON DA-
visit is rumored that the late Mrs. Sarah
Dorsey, OF mississippi, who died recently
in New Orleans, left will giving her es-
tate. including two large plantations in
Mississippi and fine residence at Beau-
view, on the sea-coaSt, TO Dir. Jefferson Da-
Wis. 1t is furthcr SAID that in making this
bequcst Mrs. Dorsey refers to the services
and sacrifices OF Mr. Davis on behalf of the
South, and rcproyes his countrymen for
what she regards as their failure in graft
tudc and appreciation for such services,
and regrets the small contribution which
she is able to make for his relief.
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK, Jniy 9.-N0on-Stocks strong.
Money on call. 3A4 per cent. Exchange. ony,
4s5A; short, 467a. State bonds Gu.l. Governments
quiet.
Errntng.-hfoney easy Exchange, 4S5A@4S6.
Governments active: new 5's, lU3A; AZ per cents,
LOG; per cents, l013i. States Gull.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, July 9.-Virgtnia G's, old, 39i;
deferred. 65s: cousOs, 55A: second series. 32
ras,-tue coupons: s6a ~. North Carolina 6's, old,
%; new, 10. Bid to-day.
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vOLTAIC
ELECTRIC PLAsTERs.

II Pain and Weakness cannot exist where they are
applied. They yitniye, strengthen, and support
Weak and Painful Parts; cure Chronic Ailments
and Diseases Of fbe Liver and kidneys aosorp foi,
ronss from the Blood, md thus prevent Fever aud
Arue. Malar,al and Contas ious Diseases; stimulate
he siomach and Digestive o. gans when placed over
the rit OF The stomach. and prevent Dyspepsia Bill
Ious Colo, Cramps, and Pains. my7'ThIh&S
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The CuTIcURA REMEDIEs are prepared by
WEEKS Il POTTER, Chemists and Druggists, $50
Washington street, Boston. and are for sale By all
druggists. Price Of CUTICURA: Small boAes, oo
cents large boxes, FL. REsoLysNT, III per bottle.
CUTIcUnA SOAP. 25 cents per cake; by mall, 80
cants !. three cases, rs cents - MY
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Pennsylvania.
STRIKE OF COAL-MINERS.

ALLENTOWN, PA, July 9.-Coal-mincrs at
the Eckcy aud Buck Mountain collieries
struck this morning for an advance in their
wages. 1t is expected that by tomorrow
morning there will be general strike in
the HaZelton region.
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RUNNING SORE CURED IN ONE WEEK.

Ressrs WsshS O. Potter: Some three or four
weeks ago ordered u box of GUTICURA for bad
case Of Salt Rheum. The back of one of my Tife'S
hands was running Sore In one week from the
50 i'm TO 70 day IT. T.. Z. .DAGGETT.
MILFORD, Me-, June 10. 1878,
Note.-Reader, don't you think these cures re-
variable =? -..
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-. sm I'M and Cove Bennett.

TRENTON, N. j., July 9.-The case OF
Mrs, Smith and Cove Bennett, found guilty
recently OF the murder OF the formers bus
band, came up in the Supreme Couri.to.ddy
on writ OF error. The drguE1ent will 0c-
cupy the whole day and perhaps longer.
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CONTEMPORARIES, &c.

DURE CANDIES.-I am manafactur1A5
i daily NV inimitaule pure crushed sugar Lac
mission who,psrla purposes than aEy hlse IL thR>
counry-warranied perfectly pare and no aessso-
rsions. We don't Use sny gucoS gr2ne-SukaT. LIT
alba-nothiny but purr sue..B: J: j. more ntca1x
6ayored. winter. brighter. Grincr. AMI IS "zfSobsSS
20 stuud 'ir,n In any climate.
LOUIS j. BOSSiEgX. Coufectanro
tao l4I2 MYin StresG
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Iee.HOuse Burned.

NYAcK, n. z, July 9.-Tbe largest Ice
house OF the KnickerDocker Ice Company,
at Rockland Lake, was burned this morn
ing. 1t contained $4,000 tons OF ice. The
fire is supposed to have been the work OF
an incendiarv.
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Murderer Hanged In Missouri.

WARRENsBURG, Mo-, July 9.-Frank Da-
wilson, who killed William Haggerty in
September, 1878, was to-day hanged here in
The presence OF ten thousand spectators.
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POSTAI-WHAT Is FIEST-CLASs MATTER
AND WHAT THIRD CAUSE.-THE Postmaster
General SAYS: 1t is impossible,
If course, within the limits OF one letter to
designate by name those documents which
are subject to first. class rates or postage
and those subject to third class rates. 1t is
very clear, however, that daily reports
which are private memoranda between 4
local agent and The home company are in
the nature Of personal correspondence. and
hence not admissible rs third-class matter.
l, was not the intention Of the Department
to admit everything in tire nature ~ Il
printed blank filled out in writing
without regard to the character OF
the printed matter. The former law
w which printed mater containing
any writing whatever became subject to
letier-postace was justly complained of
by the public, and was a source OF constant
ANNOYANCE To the Department in its deal
Ings with the people, and il was the inten-
tion of Congress in enacting the law OF
March 3, 1879, TO permit additions TO be
made 10 printed matter not in the nature Of
personal correspondence.
The present law imposes somewhat OF a
task upon pos,masters in drawing the line,
and 10 that extent may at first be more Diff
which left nothing to their discretion but
it Is believed that when the law and the
regulation Hereunder arc thoroughly I'M
dorstood by the 1ostmasters and the peo-
PIE less friction between the Department
and the people will occur. and the rere-
nucS OF the Department will rather be in
creased than diminished by tue law.
In order that the matter may be more
fully understood The Department would in
dictate the following as among the docu-
ments OF insurance companies, which when
partly printed or partly written are admis-
sblc 10 the mails as third.claSs matter: a
policy unsigned. or being signed by local
agent is transmitted by him to the home
Office for additional signatures special sur
Geys when unaccompanied by written
memoranda in the nature of personal cor
reSpondence; cancelled policies when un-
accompanied by receipts; renewal policies
when unaccompanied by new notes.
The following are regarded, however, rs
IN the nature OF personal correspondence,
and hence subject to tirst-claSs rates OF post
age: a policy signed and duly executed,
daily reports, notices OF premium due, as
signmcnts and transfers, promiSsory notes
attached TO policies or unattached, applica-
tlons, receipts. or other kindred matter.
The same rule will apply to other printed
Commercial papers, such rs drafts, checks,
DC. and as TO deeds, bonds, &C., whether
drawn by public funclionaries or private
parties.
A partly printed bill filled out iu writing
may be sent out as t!iSd-class matter, but
when recelpted can only be admitted 10 the
mails at letter rates OF postage.
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ITO REGAIN YOUR SIGHT .GsA@
L FOR 25C. ~ -
call at 1904 Main street aud get pair OF srECTA-
Giles or EYEGLASSES. \ large a,sortncns ca
superior quality ALWAYS on aud. Prices from SOC.
upwar ,ts. Skilrully adjusted 10 the eye by
W. u. CGNARDIS.
Practical Cp,ican, Wa.chnaStr ana JemeIiar.
NH ny-Gm 1894 Jatu styt,1
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MARINE IyTELEdGEECE.
MINIATURE ALMAShC-JrLY 10, 1879.

MINIATURE AIMASAC-JEIf III, 1912.
Stu, rises ............ 4.52 Ii!L!i iirA.
S:fI :riG........,.- 7:lS hDrnHg. W. y
HGrr ris ,s......... ll:0O t""pinG....... g-3s.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JULY Q, 1879
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford. Norfolk, United S'n,ss
mail. merchandise, and passengers, l.. L. Tmurns
agent. go
schooner Annie Shepherd, Rocket, Albany, iusss-
bcr G. f.. Whltlnck
schooner q. II. Pitts, Cavalier, New YGrk. ptS-
iron. Old Dom :nion Iron Work..
Schooner Eugene Borda Os!'orn. New York, ruN'-
road iron, Chesapeake aud Ohio railroad
SAILED.
Schooners North Carnlina. New York, aad Etfks
Baltimore, III, rchandisc, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner 4. e. Eaton. Kemp, Baltimore, naz'-
chandtse, Curtis E Parker.
schooner John McEonaJd, McAndrsws- pe.z1
Amboy. Ties. .
Schooner Laura Frayscr, Crawford, ProvideHrfa-
coal. Curtis & Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From philaGeJphia july 9Th. schooners 4. Req
pli.r U'l)onrclI aud VI. II. Rand, Kinney.
by telegraph.
NEW YORK. July 9-Arrivcd: state OF Georgia
Arrived ou,: Elluor, Sabine.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-10

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