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.sr-p.sTrSG AND PRAYER--FUNE.
FIN a. I,yes CRADLES ILLNESS OF cfTI-
RAJ " OK rEPog'rs--NEW CHURCH TO BE
HsS scrsp-- pgoTRAcTED MEETINGS, .ac'
Ehhe .,.,,,osence OF the Richmond pispatch.]
iooFsesii'''''> July %, 1879.
rs,ns to-day are reported TO have
1ne .,;te general. They extended as far
SesS S4,sit's depot. in Sussex county, where
IS 1s.ss fine fall OF water, and out
tF,sb Prince George, Dinwiddie, and
t1i'.sssrseld counties. Here we had several
ts showers, OF course, nothing like the
e "u needed has fallen, but what we
aaahcs will do 8 great deal Of good, and
ns' IT, the hearts OF the people. No amount
Is!"'; viii save the tobacco and corn in
snme localities.
soa's Adv has been observed by many OF the
y5.Sndists Of the city as a day OF fasting
Ae J ,ravcr for rain. and tonight speclai
"n sue; p ri PRAYER will be held at the Market
street church. c,.,. ,n,,o =, : :
,,,,a =" yesterday by the falling OF scatiold
A. ~'" mo Academy OF Music, took place tnis
~ W. from the O,d.Street Presbyterian
S,,..n Mr.. Charles's son and Edward
S C.ant who were injured by the same, ac-
c,Ssn,. are improving to-day, and Will soon
: recover: W. ;ao. ., Tho lotto
r;mn,bv Duane, OF Dinwiddie county, is
Icing extremely i'll at the residence OF her
IN in this cts. She IS seventy-eight years
~ age, and her illness came very suddenly
Mr. Pompcy Gosee, an engineer on the
Wilmington and Weldon railroad, is also
,r;,r critically III, at bis home In this city
t,vrhhjd.fcyer.
Absurd reports have gone abroad about
.osn ~ yeIlow.fcrer in Petersburg. The
snrosdcpi OF the Board OF Health authorizes
!hs statement that these reports are totally
without ioupdailoh.
,,ndist Episcopal church building on Hall
sav street was commenced to-day. The
.hnrcb will be OF brick, and larger, hand
4 soncr. and more convenient than the build
;nr 81 present used by the congregation.
The forest fires in Dinwiddie and Prince
crorr. counties were still burning This
8 corning, but It is hoped they have been eX
n ,inalished by the rains of to-day.
& il is thought that good many of oul
B En;obts Tcmplar and other citizens viii
lain the pilgrimage OF Richmond Com
= ipandery to Old Point.
y The Council Of Friends OF Temperance
~ in Matoaca are to have 4 pubic meeting or
sunday afternoon, at which addresses viii
10 delivered. The Council numbers about
3 sichtv members. and is one OF the most &C
d ,v, in the State. They have nearly OF
s quite suppressed liquor traffic in their sec
81 ton.
n Arrangements are being made to hold
u rrorac.ed meetings at various points in the
81 rnuntics around. Some OF them will begin
81 next Sunday. and will be kept up as long
d a the public shows an interest in them.
q ROBIN ADAIR.
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R0CKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, !

Fall July 10, lot3. } ~
ss.ss s9rS Dispatch: A communication
Ton me- Gssaa days ago appeared in the Washing.
the p,aH's, and another more recently in
BY so ,,nata sand Dispatch, written evidently
10 serve serve f., ShIpsnny-a-liner," who, in his zeal
sta,emssot.lnte Jordan Alum Springs, makes
Alum ah s 10 reference to the Rockbridge
We're onI noiy Untrue. He states that there
eoa mnn;y iorty visitors at this place in his
truth L ,son dated 2lst instant, The
lime . s .aere were twice that number at the
hailed M s 70 the charge that ssFrazier,
he ladisps .ae gate to the disgruntlement OF
% state i ~ "a beth Sides" I am compelled
s5ciaI Qua, ,aaI ~ long as the visits were Of
When nv staeter the gate was left open, but
IN sunni.s privilege was used TO my injury,
Jsr6sap TO some extent the guests OF the
A!. detea ALUM with water from my springs.
Than ~ nee left me no other alternative
lon h 70 shul up the avenue OF eommnnica-.
nv , a,,es. tle places. with the approval
a'ss o. JAMES A, FRAZIER.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

JULY Observation-Disclosures To-day, 600 head
$50 for expectation direct and $50 for this market.
No buyers 10 speak Of were In the market place aud
the business was unimpor,ant. Dressed beef ap-
pcared To- be plenty In and about Washington Mar
ket, with but slow sale at low prices, or 4.@6hc.
Shipments To-day include 200 live cattle and 800
quarters OF beef.
Catuss.-Eeceipts were 100 head. Market fair,
with an upward tendency. Sales OF grassers and
buttermk calves were at 2s@ SIC. q 3D., and OF
veas 1T 4el6c q ID.
Sheep and Lnm6S.-Rccepts to-day ~ car
loads, or 2.4g3 head. Market Il shade hrmer, aud
sheep were trihc higher. Lambs sold ut 4A@6ac.
q TO-, exclusive of few choice Jersey lambs ut 7c,
carload OF choice Ohio sheep, 1l9 lbs. average,
taken by an exporter.
Sloine-ArriYals TO. day, 1865 hogs, all con-
signed direc, to importing slaughterers- None for
sale alive. Dressed hogs reported shade stronger
TT 5itG5ac. 2 tb.-JOurndL Of Commerce.
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LONDON, July 24.-Lees & Brothers, cot
ton-spinners, OF Manchester, have failed.
Liabilities, 100000.
DISCUSSING THE INDIAN GOVERNMENT.
LONDON, July 24.-At a meeting yester-
day to discuss the state Of IIdian affairs,
John Bright said il it were really neces-
Indian revenue on the. army, it would
and say that the government OF the great
empire in Asia by rulers sent from England
is impossible and ought never 10 have eX-
listed. The speech has excited much hostile
comment. -..s
THE PROPOSED STATUE TO THE LATE PRINCE
IMPERIAL.
LONDON. July 24.-In the House of Com
mons to-day, Edward Jenkins Liberal)
asked il the Government, considering their
friendly relations with the. present Govern
ment Of France, would not prohibit the
erection OF statue to the late Prince I'M
perial in Westminster Abbey. Sir Stafford
Northcote replied that the matter rested
solely with Dean Stanley. The Goyern-
ment attached no political significance to it.
France.
THE DARIEN- CANAL PROJECT.
m. BORDEAUX, July 24.-At crowded meet
ing here to-day NJ. de Lesseps said Ameri-
can support had already been secured for
the Darien-canal project. Nine OF the prln-
cipal financial establishments in Paris, he
said, had promised aid.
SPECIE IN TIE BANK OF FRANCE.
PARIS, July 24.-The Bank of France
statement shows the increase of specie for
the week to be II $4,000 francs.
Russia.
COURT-MARTIAL OF NIUILISTS.
ODESSA, July 24.-The trial OF 200 Mill
lists by court-martial will commence here in
August.
The Zulu War.
THE LATEST CONCERNING THE RECENT VICTORY
OVER THE ZULUS.
LONDON, July 24.-Special dispatches from
South Africa show that Sir Garnet Wolse-
ley ordered Lord Chelmsford to fall back on
Kambamasa, so as to unite with General
Crealock's column. Sir Garnet WolseeY is
at Port Dumford, in the neigh5orhood oil
Crealock's command. When the troops en-.
tered Alundi they found that everything oil
value bad been removed to a new kraa
built by King Cetegayo when the war broke
out, fifteen miles north OF Alupdi, and an
preached only through long aud narrow
ravine. Cetewayo has some OF his chief
regiments with him as body-guard. Cor
respondents az the seat Of war, though al
agreeing that the victory over the Zulu:
was decisive, express some doubts as tt
whether King Cetewayo will Immediately
come to terms.
LONDON, July 24.-The Times's South
African correspondent says il CeteWayt
proves stubborn the British will not pursue
him further into the interior, where thu
difficulties OF transportation would be al
most insurmountable, but will put his bro
Their Cham in possession Of the lower ant
more fertile part OF Zululand, and supper
him there as a bulWark against the hostile
zulus beyond.
The highest estimate Of the Zulu loss il
the recent battle is 1900. Their bodies To-.
thickly oil around the British square.
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siderable excitement to-day, owing to the
appearances OF yelIoW-Keyer &c Opelika, Ala.
It is discovered that The two. cases there
were imported; that there Is no sign of any
other cases. Opelika has never had native
case an d. is In fine condition.
Montg emery. bias acted hostile in quaran-
,tfning against Opelfka, although 1T is said
that Columbus aud Macon will probably
follow suit. The excitement in Opelika is
dying out. Mrs. Ficbet, who died. was
buried Immediately Atlanta has not quar-
antined against any point, and probably
will not. Crowds OF Memphis refugees ar
summer homes along the Piedmont range in
North Georgia. Atlanta Ind several inn
ported cases last year and had no native
cases, which fact has turned the drift OF
refugee travel sharply this way.
QUARANTINE LINES EXTENDED.
ATHENS. ALA, July 24.-This city has
extended its quarantine line two miles be-
yond its corporate limits.
RULES OF THE NATIONAL BOARD OF HEALTH
ACCEPTED AT JACKSONVILLE, PLA. ~,
J JACKSONVILLE, July 24-The following
resolution was adopted to-day:
iReSotUed, That the Board Of Health OF
the city OF Jacksonville hereby accents the
rules aud regulations OF the National Board
OF Health, and that the same be adopted for
its goYernance.
STRICT QUARANTINE REGULATIONS.
BROWNSVILLE, Tenn, July 24.-This city
has been placed under strict quarantine.
No trains are allowed to stop here, and in
consequence we have received no mails for
several days. The main roads leading into
the city are picketed tonight. Persons
who have left Memphis during the past ten
days are required to 80 before the Board OF
Health, be examined, and receive certiti.
Gates. II the examinations do not prove
satisfactory they are required Immediately
TO leave the city. Families continue daily
to leave here, and others are preparing to
leave on the first appearance of fever. The
publication Of the Brownsville Bee and
Democrat has been suspended. The States
Will appear on half sheet. Business is al
most as dead as if We really had fever.
CERTIFICATES OF DIsINFECTION REQUIRED.
MCK1Nz1E. TENN, July 24.-The Board
OF Health to-day adopted resolutions not
allowing passengers holding tickets UlG any
other route than Uia McKinzie, or their
baggage, to be brought into the corporate
limits, and left over only to be returned by
the same route by which they arrived, and
that railroad and express agents be in
structed to keep the matter under their con-
troll and isolated, removing it as nearly as
possible to point where it will not come
in contact with our citizens; that while we
do not refuse an asylum for refugees from
infected regions, we absolutely require the
proper certificate relative to persons and
baggage that they have been thoroughly
disinfected before they can be received in
the corporate limits.
ANOTHER SUSPICIOUS CASE IN NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, July 24.-Another suspicious
case, thought to be yellow-feyer. was dis
covered here to-day at 266 West street in
the person Of Charles Morris, who has Just
arrived from Panama. 1t will be closely
watched.
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4 NEWS
PROM ALL PARTS or THE WORLD.

. .
4 TERRIBLE MURDER IN NORFOLK COuS-
1Ty: AmAN,s WIFE GEDwITHBEING
ACCESSORY TO THE CRIME--THE HOOK
/ MAN MURDER TRIAL.5AT FRONT ROYAL
THE YELLoW-FEvER PLAGUE AT MEM
PMS; EIGHTEEN NEW CAsEs-THE STU
ALTON oUARANrIEE-THR CASES OF
YELLow.FEvER AT BoNAQUA, TENN
MRS. DoRsEYs REQUEST TO MIR. DAVIS
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT SALISBURY, Md
SARATOGA RACEs-MURDER AND ROB-
RERY NEAR JAMESTOWN. NEW YoRK-A
DESPERATE FIGHT IN NEBRASKA; OTHER
cR1MEs-PoLITrCALlN TELL1GENCE-TH
MANHATTAN. BEACH TROUBLES TRoU-
BLEAT FALL RIVER, MAss.-THE DAR1EN-
CANAL PROJECT INDIAN AFFA1Rs-A
F1rTY-THousAND-DO DOLLAR FIRE AT MON
rREAI.-THE ZULU WAR NEWS. &c.
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NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET

JULY 22.-Tobacco.-in Kentucky leaf dealings
are moderate, out trmess prevails among holders,
Seed-leaf has n fair inquiry from manufacturers
AND rules irm In price. Sales of So hogsheads Ken
mcky leaf ut 2h0s1 24c.: $50 cases 1877 Pennsy-
vania, 9@13c.; $50 eases 1877 New England, IL
@2Oc.: ~ eases 1878 Wisconsin at TIC. 80 bales
gnia leaf are: Bright wrappers, common to medium,
15@22c.: good TO fine. 22@45c.; fine to extra
fine, 5O@75r.: smokers, 15@25c.; Gapple wrap
good to fine. 36E4c.: leaf, common 10 good, J@
&c.; good to- fine, S@l0c.: fine extra. 1O@I3c.,
and black wrappers, 12@15c.-Jo,irnalo Of Coma
nLerce.
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MARINE INTELLIGESCE.
MINIATURE ALMASAC-JCLY 25, 1879.


PORT OF RICHMOND. July "a, 1879.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Wyanoke Walker, New York, merchan-
disc and passengers. G. W. Allen i Co.
Steamer Pioneer, Plat, Philadelphia, merchant
disc and passengers, j. W. MrCarrick, agent.
Schooner ID. ii. Ingransm, Greeley, Windsor,
Schooner Sally, Soloman, Baltimore, grain, Hax-
all-Crenshaw Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel Clifford, Norfolk, United States
mail, merchandise, and passengers l.. u. Tatum,
agent.
Schooner Star-Spangled Banner. Mullen, Phila-
delrllla. railroad ties. Curtis 4 Parker.
Schooner NJ. &. Carroll. Carroll, Philadelphia,
granite and stores. Curtis &Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Philadelphia July 22d, schooner j. B. YAM
duscn, Boyce.
From Providence July 22d, schooner william A.
lowering. Smith.
From Philadelphia July 22d, schooner d. II.
From hamburg July 9Th, bark sorrlderen, Pc
dtrson.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner a. M. Edwards, Snedecor, hence. at
Philadelphia July 23d.
Schooner j. Ii. Conner, Palmer. cleared from
Philadelphia for Petersburg July 22d.
Schooner j. III. Champion, Hes, cleared FROM
Philadelphia July 22d for Petersburg.
Schooner =. II. Diverty, Williams, hence, ut
Philadelphia July 22d.
DaIk lima, Albrelhsen, hence. at Pillan July 9Th.
by Telegraph.
NEW YORK, July 24.-Arrycd: Algiers. France.
Arrived ont OihallO, Glam0ran, Laura, Born, M
jado. Homeward bound: Scioto, for New Orleans.
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The Turf.

SARATOGA, n. Y, July 24.-In the first
race-three-q uarters-of.a-mile dash-Egypt
won; Waltenstern second. Bonnie Wood
third all tapping. Time, 1:204.
The second race for the Saratoga cup was
won by Bramble by six lengths; Wilful
second; Loulanier third. Time, Ala.
The third race-mile dash-was won by
Jericho; Skylark second; Blossom third.
Time, 1:49.
The fourth race was selling race, one
and.a.auarter miles. Won by Nipper, in
2:1Ss, With Nannette second. @
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The Request to JEFF. Davis.

NEW YORK, July pa letter from JET
ferson Davis, received in this city yester-
day by the brother OF Mrs. Sarah A. Dor
sey, who bequeathcd all her property to the
former, eulogizes highly the character OF
the deceased. He does not speak with sur
prise Of the bequest. Tt is nevertheless
positively stated that the will IS to be con-
tested without compromise, upon the
ground Of undue influence or inability to
execute such instrun Able counsel in
this city and New Orleans has already been
engaged. ----
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The Krockman Murder Trial.

Especial telegram 70 Tie Dlsphtcl.I
FRONT ROYAL, VA, July 24.-The testi-
mony for the Commonwealth In the trial OF
Hickman for the murder Of Foster closed
yesterday evening. Witnesses for the de-
fence were examined to-day. Argument
will commence tomorrow. Interest in the
case without abatement.
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NEW YORK IRON MARKET.

JULY 22:-Tron.-Scotch pig moves but moderate
ly well, and Is about steady In price. American pig
continues In considerable demand and rules 1T strong
prices: Rails are active and favoring holders The
following are the quotations: Coltness At s22MG
s22.50: .Giengarnock ut $40; Egngton at
$i9.50@s2O: American pig at Sl9@ia0 for
Rails ut $39@S4O for iron at works, and steel 1T
s45G54S At tidewater Old rails quoted no AinalIy
at $24. Wrought scrap at $24 from yard-J0ar-
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, July "a, 1879.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 52s bushels. Red, lO, 66s BUSH
els.
CORN.-Mired. 60 bushels.
OATs-394 bushels
RYE.-26 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. 1872 bushels very good ut 81. i 6 :;
bushels fair al 81 10: bushels good at 81 IA ;
17G bushels very good on private terms: s bushels
fair ut .12-total. 430 bushels Red. 406 bushels
German amber at II. 10: so bushels very good Ger
man amber ut SILT; 60 bushels good German am
Der ut 81 ID : 20 bushels very good German amber
at $1.l6; 22O bushels verv good Lancaster at
&1.17; 1864 bushels good Lancaster at SLIT:
224 bushels Lancaster 81: 10; zoos bushels very
good Fullz at Sl.0S; 572 bushels prime Fultz at
S1.10: so bushels prime Fuz At 81 90; 30 bushels
very good Fultz at Gl.09; GIG bushels FultZ at
$1.07: 916 bushels fair FtiltZ at SlO5; Sd bushels
common Fuz at S l.03; 452 bushels good Fultz at
Sl.O6; SO bushels common FulIZ at 81: 70 bushels
common FItltz at Csc: Is bushels fair Fultz at
S1.O4: 16 bushels common FultZ at 90c.; 522
bushels on private terms: SO bushels mixed at
Sl.l0: e64 bushels mixed Oh private terms-total,
S,l72 bushels.
CoRN.-Mired, SO bushels prime at 53c.
OATS.-6S bushels new at SOC. 20 bushels new
on private terms: IA bushels 1T $50; 80 bushels
common new at 40c.-toial. 1872 bushels.
RYE.-26 bushels on private terms.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
ALEXANDRIA MARKETS.

JULY 23.-Tne receipt, of -four continue light,
and but little is doing. Wheat Is quiet aud easy :
the receipts are good, and We note sales to-day OF
4,74s bushels at 81. sl.06, Sl.07. and sl.08 for
Fullz. and &1.l0 and sl.l for Lancaster. Corn
IS firm and in light receipt, and 400 bushels Of
Whitehall that was offered sold 1T 56c. No rye or
oats reported. Good butter Is scarce and wanted.
Eggs are dull. Chickens, potatoes. and country
produce are lower. Wool has declined, and we re-
wise QuOtat ionS.- Gazette.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

=. NEW YORK, July 24.-Eoon.-Stocks quiet.
Money On call. 394 Der cent. Exchange-Long,
4s3h: short, ASK. State bonds dull Governments
Steady.
EUentng.-Money easy at 2X@s per cent. FIX.
change dull ut 4s3a@4s4. Governments steady; ;
new 5's, 104H; ~ per cents, 1064; 4 per cents,
1929 States dull.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, July 24.-Virginia consols, SIX;
second series, BIZ; new 10-4O's, 5OA; past-due
coupons 80. Bid to-day.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

JULY 23,-PriCes this week ranged rs follows:
Beer CdttL..-Vtry hest. 4ac.; GOOD. 3A(D4c.
medium or good fair quality. 3@3!Sc.: bulls. aga
3Hc.; rough oxen, thin steers, &C., 2SGL24c q b.,
gross.
Hogs:-Very best, SIC; rough grades &C., SO
sic. {, To-. net.
Shfep.-34M4c. p b.. gross.
LGmbs.-S1.50GlS3.25 per head.
VediS.-S3@SS per head
Hitch C0DS.-Sl S0IS4O p head.
Receipts about 1873 head of beef cattle and 25S
hogs. Very few top cattle on the market. a fair
supply OF other grades: medium 10 common grades
isGlAc OFF. Some few hogs sold 1t 5Rr. during The
week, but declined towards the close. Feas adj
vanccd some what and are more active.
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Political

CALL FOR A NEW YORK REPUBLICAN coNVEN-
TON.
NEW YORK, July 24.-The Republican
State Committee met here to-day, and de-
cided to call the State Convention to meet
at Saratoga on the Sd of September.
TIE WISCONSIN DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
MILWAUKEE, July 24.-The Democratic
State Convention will meet at Madison on
the 9th OF August.
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July 29.-Prices to-day ranged as follows: Cat
tic, very best, 4Sa4ac.; od..i4ne4kc.; medium or
fair quality, 31@4Sc. thin steers. oxen. and
cows. 3@3Sc; caves. 34a Az sheep. 4@4Hc;
GI5iIc. cows and calves. S2OMS4O.
The market this week was fairly supplied with
cattle very few sales were made, the demand being
limited. Calves still dull and nominal. Sheep,
lambs, and hogs In fair supply but dull. Cows and
calves in fair demand at quotations Market gen.
~ luli
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NEW YORK WOOL MARKET.

spirit for several days, and with The accommodating
supplies, the advantage Is in fnvar OF buyers. No
very decided concessions admitted but yet there
Is general effort 10 SELL No Improvement Is cx-
peced to trade for two three weeks.--IouYnaE OF
Commerce.
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NEW YORK sUMaC MARKET.
chicago Lra,BEs MARKET.

JULY 22-Business Is confined, to lob lots. Quoted
at SsOMtS2. sc for Sicily. S300i35 for low grades
DO. and Virginia nominally at S40@S45.--Journak
MN
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Dis criminatiOn Against Jews--.Pro.
test Against the Recent Action at
Manhattan Beach.

NEW YORK, July ga conference OF
representatives Of the various Hebrew So
cieties of this city held a secret meeting
Yesterday to consider the recent action OF
the president of the Manhattan Beach rail-
way in excluding Hebrews from the road
and hotel. The members said afterwards
that the matter was considered unworthy
of formal action except in the shape. OF
digni1ied protest, which will shortly be
drawn up.
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AIarbIc-Works Burned.

MONTREAL, CANADA, July 24.-Forsyth's
marble-works here were burned to-day.
Loss, $4,000.
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BY TaieEraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Jniy 24.-~cotton 1r1ner; Gales. iA1
bales; aplands, 11Ea: Orleans. i1Hc. Fleur-Lo c,
grades scarce and wanted at full preea TOT
steady. Whea,-2pring quiet sad without iup0s-
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LUMBER-YARD, AND GRANAR

PLANING.AILL, LUMBER-YARD, AND GRANARf
- st%sS DESTROYED. r.
SALISBURY. Nd, July 24.-The large mllls
siye lumber-yards, have been burning since
noon. The fire has spread into the lower
end OF the town, and fears are entertained
that the whole town will be destroyed.
Calls for assistance have been sent to other
towns. s.g.%t e
tSecoad Dispatcb,l
ALaspgsy ;gan wilmington pel and
the DIRE Ia now under control. The jackson
,planfnp-mili and lumber yard, and q gra-
nary we're The only properly destroyed,
Loss, S5Q, 300. =.
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NEW YORK PETROLEUM, MARKET.

NEW fORh PETROLEUM MARKET.
JULY 22.-Petroeum holds to very steady prices,
but trade Is spriress Quoted at 29c. for crude In
bulk; 5Gl5ac. for crude In shipping order; 4t05c.
for IaplItha. Refined NJ &C. for faa deliveries for
New York, 63c. for Phlladelphls- and SIC. for
or
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sOwg FOB RALE.

nor SALE. "A FINE Cow splen. EN5a
n "a ,ntiker. fresh 10 the pail. Appav n
ala north Twenty-secend street, Se.ws Thssst
and GRACE, - ~ 80 - -
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PRINTING.HOUSES.
DISPATCH PRINTING-HOUSE.


DISPATCH PRINTING-HOUSE.
GOOD WORK. Low PRICES.
H.ving OF the LARGEST AND BEST
EQUIPPED JOB OFFICES IL THE SOUTH, COM
hined with skiiful mechanical talent, we are pre-,
pared to execute promptly, In the very best style
and AT Low PRICES, every description OF
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING. s-.s
SUCH As
BESINESS-CARDS.
VISiTISG-CARDS.
rKOFESSjONAL-CARDS, .s
... WEDDlNG-CARDS. "a
sHow-CARDAs
BILLS LADlNG.
Receipt,
BILL-HEADS.
LETTER-HEADS.
EOTE-HEADS.
ACCOUNTS SALE.
STATEMENTS
Dnoa-LAbE1s' TAGS, .,vr, oprs
PAMPHLETS ApeuMEkrs,
p.upoAp AND STEAMBOAT WORK
| SPECIALITY.
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oyssra from the country promptly hlled and a.:
yer I'd by express or mail or rxpr
w. have ill TIVE NEWEST STYLES OF IT.
and execute work Ia q manner thss cannon % suf.
We also do all kinds OF BINDING and RuhlNa
We will cheerfnllY Furnish estimates ane ssn~
.an n.es when required. mh l1-nSs&
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Flour.

Fine. $3.50; superfne, 54.25@S4.50: extra,
$5.50@S5.75: common family, $5.75@S6; fancy
hranaS. S6GIS7 so.