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The Mary stannard Murder.
DISCOVERY OF A sPECK OF STEEL FROM IA
DENIS KNIFE IN THE FATAL WOUND.

DISCOVERY OF SPECK OF STEEL FROM HAY
DENIS KNIFE IN THE FATAL WOUND.
More than q year has the Rev. Mr.. Hay
den lain in Jail in New Haven, Conn.,,
awaiting trial on the charge OF numbering
Mary Stannard, and it is now probable that
be cannot be placed before the bar OF justice
before October. Two criminal terms OF the
court have been passed by with postpone
ments for one cause and another, and now
it is found that the chief justice cannot
preside. The present district attorney,
the Hon. Tilton e. Dool,ttle, believes be
cannot act rs prosecutor, because prior to
bis appointment he was consulted by
some OF Hayden's friends on minol
point. The prosecution will, therefore
be placed in the bands OF Major Ton
Waller, OF New London, who acted so pro
minent part in the exciting coalition o.
Democrats and boiling Republicans tina
defeated General Hawley's election to TIT
Senate. As he will he opposed to the Hon
Sam Jones and Postmaster Hubbard for the
defence. spirited trial is expected. Thu
brethren OF Dir. Hayden have contributed
literally for his defence.
There is some important newly discovercC
evidence that will place the defendant in {
critical position. Professor White, witt
his microscope, discovered blood upon Mr.
Hayden's knife, but this went for naughl
with the justice at the preliminary hearing.
But science has since pursued the matter
further. The muscles and flesh Of the muir
dered woman's neck have been resolved into
their original elements and subjected to eX-
animation under the microscope.
To the naked eye there appeared to be
nothing but a speck that breath could
blow away. Under the glass appeared a
rusty piece OF steel that must have come
from the murderous knife. Under the
glass the knife has several notches; two OF
them are too large for the tiny speck, but
at another PLACE there is defect. and into
that the piece found in the wound fits en-
actly. Such is the story that the prisoners
counsel will have to consider in the APP
preaching trial. Mr.. Hayden has become
heshY since his confinement. He keeps
himself occupied with reading and writing.
1t is understood that Mr.. Hayden's former
neighbors on Cape Cod will rebut favorable
testimony as to character with evidence
that his reputation there was none OF the
hpcf
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ny Telegraph.
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK. August 23.-Cotton nominal; sales.
Is bales: uplands, l2c.; Orleans. Ike. Flour
home-trade Inquiry. Wheat-Wintsr more active;
spring firm with demand; ungraded winter red,
sl.0l@sl.09s: No. 3 winter red, sl.0Sasl.1sx.
48Ac. southern yellow. 47Xc. Oats lower and
more active. Hops dull aud scarcely go arin;
active: Rio cargoes, lls@l4hc:; lob lots, il,i@
l &c. Sugar steady and IN fair demand: ,enned
G 9y' Sna Kse aSS ds ra
81 27SG0sI 80. TurpenIine, 26h426ac. Wool in
e af aat1e Ss Mas.
quiet and weak; long clear. &C.: short clear, 5sc.;
SnE and @ sa .o s wn RI. eSe aa
$l.U6H bid; sl.07 asked. Ercixhts tcady.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, August 23.-Fi-ur firm, active, anf
unchanged. southern wheat steady: western s,ea,
winter rel, spot, Ausust. 81 osH@s 81. osk septem-
Southern corn nominal in absence Of receipts;
western quiet and easier; southern white 3Sc.;
yellow, Soc. Oats steadv: southern and Penusyl-
yania. 32(a33c. Provisions coffee, whiskey, &C.,
| unchanged. Sugar steady; a soft, St(gShc.
CINCINNATI.
| CINCINNATI. August 23.-flo,I quiet and un-
changed Wheat dull, weak and lower; red. $50
| demand Mt 2562Sc. PORK custer at fS.25G$8.5p.
Lard in fair deman current. make, $500. bulk
meats dnl: shoulders npIn NJ $500 ciear riDss
ase SSsF sSes ' ooar an" RIB:
| !5.20@$5.23; clear sides, 1870. Whiskey strong
er and in fair demand: sales at ~ ;O3; gencraliy
held at ii .O6. Susar steady and unchanged. Hogs
| dull: common, 81 a0GS3.40: hkht. f3 6u643.75;
| packing, S3.43@S3.65; butchers, s3.60@i3.70.
LOUISVILLE.
| LoUIsyILLE, August 23.-Four quiet and IN
changed Wheat dull: red and amber. 93@96c.
Corn trmer: white. 45c.: mixed. 3Shs. Oats st,a-
dy: white. 26c. mixed; 25hc. Po,k quiet s sn
R uIS heats Quiet shoulders. $3.50 clear ribs,
4.s0 slear sides So. O5. Bacon quiet; shoulders,
a clear ribs, IS. 1871 clear sides. $3.50; sugar.
held ut t1.06.
| ST. LOUIS, August 23.-Flour quiet aud un-
| hanged. Wheat active and lower: M. red fall,
| ber 94hiM95,c. October: No. red fail, e6S0
SIC cash. S74c. september. Corn inactive ana low
er; No. 2 mixed, 30Hc. cash, 30kg30'6e: Septem-
Der 3la43lHc. October, 3ls@3ltc. November
X2XG23c. cash, 90 4G23ac. October, 23M23Hc:
NOVEMBER. Whiskey higher al tl.07. Pork dull
and lower at $3.50 Lard dull at S5:67'1 asked ana
$685. bid. Bus-mess nominally unchapg &c
Bacon Inactive and easier: clear ribs, r5
clear sides, S5.40@$545.
| CHICAGO.
| CHICAGO. August 23.-Flsur quiet and weak.
Wheat unsettled but generally lower and irregular
No: Chicago spring, 9ie: Oh ;.n En,sso
s6Yc October; No. 3 Chicago spring, s0hc: Corn
dull, weak and lower 33e. cash, $40. September,
| 334c. October: rejected, 32c. nals dui, "eah'
| BAKE October. PORK active and lower: SGD SASH.
| Ss32h@$s25 september. sS.27!i@ss:3O oct2-
| ber Lard I'm fair dcmnni and lower: % 623 casn
and September s5.Gj@s5.67h October: bnis: meats
e,.ier: shoultiers S3 so: Gear ribs, $3.50: clear
Sizes. $3.50 Whiskey active anu silauc h'Shef ~
| 81 OF.
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Tna IrraUkltn iEearoa .


sAreTY 4SD uooD HEALTn or fHR AMERICAN
ExrgDrfroN--LlFIIHTfi THE ARCTIC REoI0Hs---
& AN AccouNrgoE The WORK ACCOMPLISHED.
IByteaesrsph TO the Mex Y6fk HeraldI
Sr. JoRNs, M. r., August 22.--The Frank
lin search party landed from the ship
Eothen, on the north. shore OF Hudson's
bay. near Depot Island, on August 8, 1873,
ali hands, consisting Of Lieutenant Schwat-
ka. United States army; w. b. Glider, New
York Herald; Henry Kltetchak, Frank
Me,ius. and Esquimau Joe, were in excel
lent health after the voyage north. The
marty started on sledge Journey for King
william Land on April /, 1879, with four
additional lnnuits and their families. the
marty making up in all sixteen souls. They
| took four sledges and about sixty dogs.
THE PARTY AT WORK.
Since landing the time Of the party has
been employed in making careful surveys OF
the adjacent coast. from Cape Fullerton to
Marble Island. Lieutenant Schwatka has
made special sledge journey by way Of
Conuery river TO Wager river, 10 order to
see IL that route would be feasible in the
spring. He decided to continue further on
Connery river. owing to its westerly ten.
aency, it being more directly on our course.
DISCOVERED WATERWAYS.
BE discovered and named the Lorillard
river while on Journey up the Connery
river, which was discovered and named by
Colonel Glider when onSa land journey last
August. The general course OF the last
mentioned river Ia northwest for distance
of about ninetv-fre to one hundred miles.
| This was calculated, however, BY dead reck-
onng. It was found to empty with the Lo-
ri.lard river into Winchester Inlet, near De-
not Island. The mouth OF the river was To-
| Gated by astronomical observation.
PERILoUs EXPERIENCES.
While on a surveying trip last fall Lieu
| tenant Schwatka, Kletchak. and Mellus
we're cast away on Barren Island, near the
month OF Winchester Inlet, where they re-
maiued tor three days without food. Du-
ring the same gale the brig 81. j. Ross,
New Bedford whaler, went ashore near
Cape Kendall Romes and became total
wreck. Captain Sinclair and crew were
safely landed after eight days OF exposure
on the shore, where there was neither smell
ter nor food They started again in whale
boats. and were picked up by the Aoby
Bradford, Captain Fisher. and the crew
was subsequently divided up among Tour
other whalers. Near HuGson's bay, Bree-
WORT lake, which is about fifty miles long,
was discovered by Colonel Glider while on
a special sledge Journey in February and
March to the Kinnepatoo Esquimaux settle
ment to buy dogs for the party.
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LonS-BrancI, Races.

LONG BRANCH, August 23.-The third
race-August stakeS-was won by Sensa-
ton; Grenada second, Beata third. Time,
1:1S4
The fourth race-handicap sweepstakes,
Ia mies-was won by Invermore; Zoozoo
second, Loulanicr third. Time, 2:l5.
The fifth race-selling race, three-quarter
mIle-was won by Charlie Gorham; Milan
second. Pomeroy third. Time, 1:l73.
The sixth was hurdle race, II miles,
over five hurdles, with only two contest
ants. Judith won in common canter.
Coronet led on suffrance to the last hurdle.
Time 2:27.
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SAT URDAY NIGHTS 4 NEWS.
BIZ TELEGRAPH no THE DTsPArCr,
FROM LIPARTs OF THE WORLD.

THE YELLow-rEvER scouRGE IN THE
ssoUTH-ALARMNG STATE OF AFFAIRS
IN MEMPHrs-UNsUC CEssFUL EXPORTS no
PULL THE UNITED STATES RRIGATE
FRANKLIN OUT OF THE MUD AT NOR
FoLK-vARIoUs ITEMS CONCERNING THE
LATE sToRM-FATAL SHOOTING Of 4 SAN
FRANCISCO POLITICAL CLERGYMAN By
AN ASSASSIN; THE OFFENDER ARREST
ED-sALE OF A ST. LOUIS NEWSPAPER
LONG BRANCH RACEs-THE,Lh LATEST PoR-
EIGN NEWS; FRANCES FINAECEs-vARI-
Gus FOREIGN ITEMS, &C., DC.
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bfoo1ey fNs ssr,hse, Sf.z0
t1.6oAt2. four striu1- 81 lsaf3

bsseses I've carnage. t:zo -. slrlass,
ass . ~ ,2 Rsf Iss
1saiss g. sa fss: t Ill., ss.s
9tsossef: Prime, cuttirx. &c. .norrnerp and
ss ssR I Hss sss1Ts aa ss.en
Rfcs: Csrslins, 7xase.: Hanaoen- &C., gr
North careina srss sisasss 20 &c.
iina roe: IN halt-1arreis. 436s3.s0. .Mackefel-
No. Bay SIS: Nc: 2. In barrels, -; NO. 8
No. 2. 10 ktss. 81. sss: No. s, sl:so. 40 '"'
Lard :, Prime, parren and aerees. 74c.; IN hail.
| aoIassss: Common syrup-Hoesbeads, lBc.
1srses: l6c. barrels. I7s.; senaine xoisep syrU
sa hiverpoo SRI irons s store. PITS si.so SIosaa
alum from srorr. s6e. a sack. 80 :. -
SUGAR: Crashsd sHc.: powdered. exc: sr.as-
ysasr S re- ers loaf Zoe Porto Rico D.
sa~a: Gonmcn, b@7c; pex washing. 7kass
toiiet l5@20c:: and fancy pr,ces: conntry,4aoc
T1as: Blscs. 65c.@Sl.-ths isst . prime article
,ssrsr.,,, s sa sunpowaer' sl46al.7s
Hides. Leather. &c.
. B<des: Green. 4@5c.: DRY szlted. 06l1c.: dyy
ART: TO e; wet ssited 6Ha7c.; wes ssited car
Leaste,: Sole leather. oak. sGasse.: sole leather
ne msecS; lSssG23s.: country uppsr. 30Mb0c.; city
soa ,a lsa ss sS s sn; ao@Sss n
SKIM French. sl@sl.so ~; rough skirunk
2O9S3S.
IRON. Steel. Nails. &c.
Iron: American reined. Old DOMINATION. 2-l0A
G2 4-l0c. y b; English and American sheeS. 10
Sc; Swcdes. hammered, SIC; hoop, 4S8s Pug
!ron Virginia coai-blast charcoal S2S@4S2
warm blast charcoal. e24@42S; Penneylvania An.
thracfte. s2OGs22: West virgfn,s coxa. s21@a2s
.,, Ms.ts; Old bOn'n'on, s2.s'sss.so per kes.
IL, rsesyn- Castings: Wholesale &c.; retail 40
koDs: Manila best, l4@l5c.: tute. s@sc.
Eggs: Mixed cotton. 1ac.: white, 2sc.; woolcz,
Llonors. Wines. &c.
AIS: Scotch best brands, pints s2@s2.25 .
Brandies: Domestic. 8l.25MA2: fruit. Al.loA
sl.49; apple. new. sl.75@s2; old, $2.25@sS:
Virginia peach. 92a$2.5O. :" =
Rps Whiskeps: Medium. $l.50@s2: pure old. -
Ga; Virginia mountain, new. $2@s2.50, old
S2.50fR*350 and upwards.
GIN: domestic. Sl.25Ms2: imnorted. 20 q case.
Ns1 ESgl6nd Rum: S1.50GSl.60.
RecttTed Whiskevs: Market quiet: proof. $3.50.
Lumber. Slaves. &c.
Lumber: White oak, $l3@Sl5 . 1000: Western
VIRGINIA u0Dlar. S140S25 p 1000: white nine
$l4GIf&2. so q 1000: yellow pine boards. &7606
Sill: jost A9G&l l. according 10 lengths. Shingles
Pine. &l.730S2.50; cypress siN-nch. s88S9
2 1000. Laths-Split, 81; sawed, *1.75@Sl.90
21.00o.
Marss: Whskey-barrel tmber.green, 81 s@s2s7
1000: seasoned. $20MS25 =, 1000. flour-Darre
timber. S3a$5 n 1000. FlOur-barrei poles, sc /.
hogsheac-hoopc, Toe. u bundle.
Powder. Shot. &c.
Fuse: Toys mining, 3ac.@Sl.23 2 100 fest.
Popdsr: 1915 by the five kexs-less than ave
kegs, 1928: blasting: s3.25Rs350.
snot: Northern, ~ .65 = i'ax OF rs TBS.
Grindst0ncs: 1R@2hc. "A n.
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General Grant.

ENTERTAINMENTS IN HONOR OF GENERAL
GRANT, &C.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 23,-Tbe steamer
China arrived to-day. AdyiceS from Yoko-
hama, July Goth, report that entertainments
in honor OF General Grant continue to occu-
ply public attention.
Great excitement was caused by the
breaking Of the quarantine by the German
merchandising Hesperia. acting under an
order of the German Minister and con-
suIs. An epidemic is raging in southern
ports which majority Of physicians pro-
nounce Asiatic cholera. OF its fatal effects
none doubt. The quarantine at Yokohama
is fully respected only by the United States
navy
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Collision OH the sFudson.

NEwBURGH, n. Y, August 23.-The steam
yacht Nooya, belonging to Mr.. Henry Say,
came in collision with the sIoop Mary War
ner, OF New Windsor, last night, Off Yer
planks Point, on the Hudson river. The
sloop sunk ut once, the crew escaping in a
boat The Nooya's iibboom was carried
away and her bow stove. Her forward COM
partment was filled, but the yacht was
beucbed before she could sink.
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Journalistic.

ST. LOUIS, August 23.-The sale Of the
Times Journal, OF this city, advertised to
take place to-day, was stopped by Trustee
B. NJ. Chambers having paid into court the
defaulted interest on certain notes involved
in the case. 1t is reported that A. S. Mitch
ell, an old St. Louis editor and recently con.
nected with the New York Times, will be-
come the managing editor Of the Times
Journal, but nothing definite is known.
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Norfolk.
FUTILE EFFORTS TO GET THE UNITED STATES
FRIGATE FRANKLIN OFF-BoDIES RECOVER
ED-MARINE DISASTERS. --t ~. ri

FUTILE EFFORTS TO GET THE UNITED STATES
FR1GATE FRANKLIN OFF-BoDIES RECOVER
ED-MARTNE DISASTERS. ~.~..t
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.1 :
NORFOLK. Va, August 23.-The large
ocean steamer TalIapoosa, belonging to the
Government, and several powerful naval
tugs, attempted to haul the irigate Frank.
lin off St. Helena Point to-day, where she
was driven during the late storm, and lies
Embedded in eight feet OF mud. Every
effort failed, Notwithstanding her battery of
forty-six nine-inch guns was taken off to
tighten the ship. The Tallapoosa parted a
twenty-one-inch hawser.
r The bodies Of Captain Plat and son, Of
the sloop Wallhower, and Captain James
Rocks, OF the sloop j. E. Carhart, were re-
covered yesterday near the mouth OF Old
Plantation creek, on the Eastern Shore.
The two negro boys who were on the Car
hart have not yet been found.
A number OF wrecked crews from the sea
and from the coast arrived in the city to- day
in distress.
The wrecking-schooner Mary Emily has
commenced work on the schooners Alexan.
der and George S. Repplier. loaded with
paving-stone and sunk near the mouth oil
James river.
Messrs. Power & Co. have contracted to
save both vessels and cargoes and deliver
them in Norfolk.
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DIR. TUFTS PILLS.
T,UTT'S PILLS.
SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER

Loss OF Appetite, Bowels Costive; Pain IN the
Head with dull sevsation in the back part: rair
UHder the Shoulder Blade; Funess After Eating
with disnoltnation to exsrtion OF body or NJ nd
Irrirabiliiy of Temper; Low Spirits, WITH fselne
of having neglected some duty: Wearine-s, ulzkt'
ness Flulterng at the Heart, Dots Before tne Eye,
Yellow Skin; Headach, generally over the rieh'
.vn. Re,tessness. with htfu dreams; Highly
Colored Urine. .--...
1E THESE WARNINGS ARE UNHEEDED Sc.
R1oUs DISEASES WILL SOON
BE DEVELOPED.
TUFTS PILLS are especially adapted to such
cases. One dose effects such change of feeling AZ
to astonish the sufferer.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, August .-Noon.-St0cks firm.
Money, On call. 6@l7 per cent. Exchange-Long,
4s1: short, 4S3. State bonds dull. Governments
weak.
Euening.-Money active at 5@7 per cent FIX
change, 4S1 @4S1k. Governments weak: new SIS,
1O2; AZ per cents, l05S; per cents, 1OOT.
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK, August 23.-The weekly statement OF
the associated banks shows the following changes !:
Loans decreased $l0,740.900; specie increased
$1,000: legal tenders decreased S2,l35,4O0 de-
posts decreased 2,520,7O circulation increased
$l0S.00o: reserve increased $l.172.675.
The banks now hold s2,479,222 IN excess Of le-
ga requirements.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, August 23.-Virginia 6's, old, go
deferred. 6 consOS. ssh: second series, 2SH: new
10. 40's, 49S; past-due coupons, 81. Bid to-day.
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The Fever ScOurge.

THE SITUATION AT MEMPHIS-SEYEN NEW
CASEs-NINE DEATHS. ..
MEMPHIS, August % Seven new cases
were reported 10 the Board of Health this
morning-Ellis McDougall and siX colored.
Nine deaths have occurred-four colored.
The whites are Mrs. Fannie 3. Moores. Will
lie Stein, w. N. Dettart, John Kearney,
Patrick Mcmahon; the last named died at
Camp Father Matthew. The wife Of DR.. S.
II. Coils, who returned from La Grange,
Tenn. last Tuesday, was Frustrated with
the fever this forenoon. She had typical
case last year. ....-..
The weather continues damp and stormy.
LATEST FROM MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS, August 23.-There were II
cases in all reported to the Board OF Health
to-day whites and 10 colored. Two adj
ditional deaths occurred since noon, both
colored. -..
The total number OF cases for the week
is 1860 whites and 70 colored. The total
number OF deaths from yellow-fever for
the week was 81 total to date, 1T.
1t has been raining steadily all the after
noon. The, thermometer to-day ranged
from y to 76o. ..-.....
REPORT C0NTRADICTED.
MERIDIAN, MISS, August 23.-The report
OF yeIlow-fever being al Starksville, Miss,
is authoritatively contradicted.
| SUSPICIOUS" CASE IN JERSEY CITY,
NEW YORK, August 23.-Mrs. Van Buren,,
Memphis refugee, was found suffering
from what is supposed to be an attack 81
yellow-iever in the Pennsylvania railroad
depot in Jesey City last night, and was
taken to the Jersey City Charity Hospital
and placed in the ward formerly used for
smallpox patients. DR.. Folman made a
diagnosis OF the case this morning, but re-
fused to make known his conclusions. DR..
Vanderpool has been telegraphed to send
up Mt the earliest possible moment and have
the patient removed to the hospital on
SWinburne Island as a suspicious case.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

SATURDAY, August 20, 1879.
Country Produce.
AppLes: s1@sl.5o 3 barrel.
! Bees1oGr: 20@21c. p %.
Butter: Prime TO choice yellow, 14@18c.; fail
| Corn Neal: Coo. q bushel for country; Csc. 70,
/ city mills. .."E
Dried Fruit: Apples. 2@sHc: neaches. peeled
| berries 4@4Hc.
| Egos: In oarrels. 10c.; In crates, lie.
o5 Esethers: Prime uTe-goose' 35G4Oc.; common,
FlaTsssd: sl@sl o5 p bnsnel.
tx: virginia timothy; 7o@774s ., clover and
| oats: BaIed. 50@60c.
Potatoe2$ e., irish. barrel, $l@s2.25.
Rye: G5@7Oc. p busheI.
Snmac: Prime. I5c.
g 5S. Str rsn3 35@4oc.
1 Woop: washed f'' 2sSsoe.: unw.shes. ao@s2c.
BURY wool will bring from 70 SC. u ID less tnan
above rates.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. &c.
Cement: Rose.dale, $3.50 p barrel.
| Lime: Agricultural, 80 Loo. a Dlshel: Rockand,
$l.lQMSI.Z5. according TO quantity; JDifter ttI-
ishngj, sl.l5; Glenn,s Falls $4,000:
| ,Ptast.r: Lump. $3.50; ground, $s; calcined
Tar Large size. s3.25as3.5o.
Drugs, Dyestuffs. Oils, sc.
1teonol: $3.50 = Gallon.
Concentrated Lgs: $275G$4 2 case OF four
oo Genosrns. DC.
Corhissnt: gTjc. "a n.
f faasgs: & sI xSgg.Ioe' '''
M M:,o lS1c: r,.,,,re s,cs, Ok. sne-,,
sl.ZH: whale. zoe: straits. a3m43c: Labrador
coo Oil. 50M60c-; lard, 65c.; sweet, 80 = acH.n:
best salad. $3.50: castor $3.50 = gallon: Virgins
inerhathS' ooeDaoc.' KEROSENE Ioe.' cash. y Sa'-
Race Ginaer: SC.
Roots 3inseng, 9Oc,; seReca wathoHt tor. S5A
| 45c
Soda: Sal. lsCs2c., in kegs; English soda, sc.
| American, 3Aa4c- 49,"
Spirits TurDsatfne: Aac-
$50 D,r coodu
.,1-.,-
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Results or the Political Wax In that
City. s-t. ...

MINISTER AND ,woRkIEGMEN's, CANDIDATE
DEFENDS HIMSELF, AGAINST CHARGES OF
IMMORTALITY AND IS SHOT DOWN BY One OF
HIS MAL1GNERs-THE CITY IN AN UPRoAR-
THE woRKINGMEN DETERMINED TO AyENGE
THE ASSASSINATION OF THEIR CANDIDATE,
&C., &C.
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recs i. Bcenm, associate Royal Academy, has
ths ~ instructions to1execute statue Of
tin, !; frince Imperial Of France. for cree
vii, ~ IN :, westminster Abbey. The statue
viii y y l4e SIZE, and the figure of the Prince
fem presented in an attitude ssoi ds.
warG ~ VIII. . Drawn sword, and looking for
NV. ~ u 10 anticipation Of the coming enc
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. AUGUST %, 1879.

l. PORT OF RICHMOND. AUGUST 20, Ao'S'
ARRIVED.
Steamship Isaac Bell. Lawrence. New York. mer-
chandise and passengers &. w. Allen < Co., agents
Steamer Norfolk, TunniIl. Philadelphia, m"r.
chan disc and passengers. j. w. AcCarrick, agont
Schooner Star-SpanxIed Banner, Mullen, Phil2-
dclphia, coal. s. II. Halves.
Brig Enith Hail. Dewinter. Norfolk, light, Haxal-
Crcnshaw Company.
Schooner james II. Riley. -, Norfolk, light,
Gailego Mills.
Steamship Isanc Bell, Lawrence New York. ner-
Steamer Ariel, Clifford. Norfolk, UDitedF States
mail, merchandise, and passengers, L. Is. Tatum,
agent. = t.rs
Steamer Norfolk. Tunni.I. Philadelphia, merchan-
disc and passengers. j. w McCarrcS, agent.
Schooner Sedina, Holbrook, Providence, coal,
Curtis Parker.
MEMORANDA.
PROVIDENCE. August 2l.-Arriycd: Schooner
Silver Spray, Hall. from Richmond.
PHILADELPHIA. August 22.-Arrtyed: schooner
George IL. Mills, Iilotscn. from Richmond, -.
DISASTERS.
ErIy Florence May (Br.l. from Windsor. =. s.. for
Rfchmond passed Fortress Monroe August 2lst,
with loss OF boom and some sails.
Schooner Rhoda Holmes, Van Clear. R1chm0nd,
with coal for Boston, August 9Th, In gale on AD~
secum lost mainsail and spaEEer.
by Telegraph.
RosroN, August 23.-Arrived: Grace, Bradley
NEW YORK. August 23-Arrived: cry or Brus-
sells, tiadji. Arrived out: Adde h D.on. Repsohc,
Pere!ere Jl0neward bound islabel. for Bull rivers
lydia. for Wiimlnrton; Anna, for wilmington.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-25
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

RICHMOND. August %, 1879.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY
WHEAT White, AS bushels. Bed, 3,94S BUSH
els.
CoIN.-Ivhite, SIS bushels.
OATS.-516 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. so bushels very good at Sl.O5;
SO bushels very good AT Sl0S; 1856 bu' hels ut
Sl.05; 60 bushels prime ~ $l.10; so bushels at
Sl.O7-tOtal, 426 bushels. Red, 20 bushels good
Lancaster at S1.0S: Is bushels good Lancaster at
Sl.05; 20 bushels prime Lancaster AZ $40; 400
bushels very good Lancaster al S1.10: 1,2GG
bushels prime Lancaster at Sl.l2; So bushels
prime Lancaster on private terms: 392 bushels
very good Fultz at 81; 70 bushels very good Fultz
at &C.; l22 bushels good Fuliz AT 81: 80 bushels
common Full at S5c.; $40 bushels good FutZ at
9Sc.; ~ bushels fair at 95c.; 104 bushels prime
at Sl.03: 70 bushels prime at l.02: II bushels ut
9Sc.; $50 bushels prime Fultz ut 81; 10 bushels
common FultZat S7c.-totaI. 1888 bushels
CoRN.-W White, 200 bushels good II 55c.; so
bushels prime 1T sc !; 2uS bushels very good nj
56c.-tOtal, 4. bushels.
OATs-90 bushels spring ut 35c.: IL bushels
spring at 3Sc.: SO bushels wimler ut Zoe: 16
bushels prime winter At 45e.-,otal, 1913 bushels.