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NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET

AUGUST 19-Tobocco-For western leaf the
market Is without much activity, the business In
small lots and chiefly on home-tradc account, but
inaDh ind shows steady prices. Sales of 400 hogs
heads Kentucky lear at 24G slsc.: 125 cases 1877
New England At 15G2l c.: ITS cases 1877 Penn
on private terms: 6 cases 1878 Ohio at 1Uc.:
800 oalcs Havana nj 82c.@ sl.U0. The following
are the quotations Tor Virginia leaf: bright wrnp-
25M45c.; line TO extra fine, 5Oa75r. smokers,
l5M2oc.: capplt wrapDrrs, 10000: lugs, com.
mon TO good. 2Ml3c good TO line, 3Gl4c.: leaf,
common 10 good, 50sc.: good to iine. SGa1Oc.;
fine extra. lnGNl3e. aud black wrappers, l20
l5c.-JonrRdl Of C"mmfrce.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
RICIIMGND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

AUGUST 2O.-Prices this week ranged az follows
Beef CuttL..-Vrry hest. &C.: goo'i, 3iaM SAC:
medium or good fair quality, 3@3ac.: bulls. 2IGl
3sc.; rough oxen, thin steers, &c, 2SGE2ac q d.,
gross.
Hogs.-very hest, 5AGt5I!c.; common grass hogs,
4sGt4lc. 4 10. net.
iMseD.-3Nl3Ac. p b.. gross.
Lnntb8.-S1.5OGGS3 per head.
Tedis-$3mSS DER head.
Mich CoDS.-Sl S@$4O = hcrC. and dull.
Receipts ahCut 274 head OF beef cattle, 300 hogs,
anil $50 sheep and tamls.
About rs head OF beetcattle rcshipped. Best
prices Obtained this week were for hctfcrs and
Steers. weighing from 500 10 900 pounds. No top
grades on the market.
She eD market very ,!hll.
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The BI.METAL1IC MONEY STANDARD
Washlngton, August 19.-Advices at the
State Department from the diplomatic rep
tscnlntiyes and special agents OF the United
states in Europe continue TO favor The opin-
ION that the efforts Of this Government to
oflng about a joint reconsideration by
america and the leading European Powers
ol The bl.metallic standard question will
prove successful. No positive official as
snrances have been received, but the indi-
cations all point to a willingness on the part
" ta, Tue principal European States to at least
+ ot an IN a full and unprecedented discussion
Hss sut subject Telegram to NeW Yorlc
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
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NuNIATIRE AI.MANAE-AUGES ~, 1879.
PORT OF RICHMOND. AUGUST II, 1879.


Port OF RICHMOND. AUGUST II, 1879.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Wyan0kc, Couch, New YORK, mcrchah-
disc and passengers G.. W. Allen Y Co.
Steamer j. w. Evcrman. Carr. Phi'ahclphia.
merchandise aud passengers, D. ". McCarTic"'
agent.
Steamer Ariel. Clifford. Norfolk United States
mail, merchandise. and passengers, l.. Ii. Tut'im'
agent.
schooner she CnIlcus, InsIey, Norfolk, truck bar
schooner caroline Knight, Dyer, New York, rail-
roat material, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner 4. Il T.. Benton, Budd, New Haven, coal
and lumber, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner f.. &. Winsdor, Lord, Boston, slaves
Curtis Il Parker. $500
Srhooncr A. f. Crammer, Bragg, Philadelphia,
ties Curtis K Parker. 49,
yia New York, coal and lumber. Curtis Sc Parker.
Schooner II. T.. Barnes, Baltimore iron Orc Il.
StOrrs. agcnl n,,..o , ,o
Schooner Lazy Ol Inc LAKE, b''tihoic, 'i" oi''
q. Storrs, agent.
CUSToM-uoCSE REPORT.
Cleared: American schooner Manuel IL. oun''
BayIcs. with $500 barrels III iloilr. Vailed ~ -
lO4. for Rio dc Janc!ro, BriLi'' shPpca ny D"''op
Il McCancc.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Philadelphia, August l9:h, schooner D. d.
johnson, Masec.
Schooner George =. Reppl!er, from Phila'icil,hii
for Richmond, Va cOIIided with steamer Isaac Eeil
and foundcred of White ShoaI light, Va, August
1Sth.
aFORT MONROE, August 2l.-Pa5ach In for Rich
mOnd: Brig Florence May, from Windsor, "ifh
boom and some sails gone: In the Roads for bar
I9r Schooner Arthr beri9a n, from ,,, chnonec
W. iazc. from Baltimore, i2r WiiminSt"MnC1ioiSL
boat aud other damage. Arrived: Bark Minnie
BOSTON. August 81 Arrived: Bark Eenry -.
May. from Richmond.
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NEW YORK WOOL MASKET.

AUGUST 49, Wsol.-'rhe improved condition OF
The marSer ut the close OF last is carried along
and for this earfy period or the week there has bern
more interest shown by manufacturers than noted
for SOME titric time. The advanced scasos and the
necessity fcv supplies after the inll ONLY recently
ers are unwilling 10 part with supplies uHsess
1urthtr decided improvement. All fcirattnc> more
favorabis goods market 10 stImssfate wants. Yhe
confceneennd disposition to operate prevail at all
marketable nOiNs-L0ny1tnk Of CnRnlsrce.
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ROANOKE COUNTY.

AUGUST 20, 1879.
Editors Dispatch: Colonel Fulkcrson
.ra Dr, Cnrrv had public discussion in
salem on Tuesday (court-day). A large
r~o<yd was in attendance. DR.. CurryIs
snerch did good. 1t was bold. fair. manly
dr.scussion OF the debt question. Colonel
TIlkerson is ready debater and we'll
nnsted, but is TO match for DR.. Curry be-
lore popular audience. There should be
sreskiDg in Roanoke every couI,-day.
ROANOKE.
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UNBROkE MILES.
GENERAL MARKETS.
ALEXANDRIA MARKETS.

AUGUST 2D-The market remain about The same
as Yesterday. Flour Is qnies and easy. Wheatts In
light receipt and prices UNCHANGED: we nNe saies
and III .05, as to quality. Coru Is \ shade trner,
With sales OF s5s bushels Of whs at b Sas ss
C1mntry nroduce particularly butter, Is sc'rce.
Bacon is quleL Fruit is cheap, but receipts ar TAU
tpu off IN zetts.
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ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKET.

tie. very hest, 4hte 4kc.: good. +h.I1c.: medium or
fair quality, 81 @4c; ordinary, $40 S%c.: II, TIM
sheep 4M4Lc: lambs. l2.5OMS4 = head, or 5ol
SIC. hogs, live, 54g55.c COWS and calves, $50 20
$40.
The market this week waa well supplied with cat
tie, and prizes remain about the as last week
good many being sold II or about lie. Calves III
fair request quotations. Sheen and lambs Ill go0d
supply and moderate demand. Hogs in very little
inquiry, and hut few coming ill., Cows and CALVES
i'll good supply and fair cemand. all the offerings be-
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jo,a.r . HEWITT SANGU1SE.-(From recent
tssiss'ew.]-There is no doubt that we are
Nns,,.aining an era OF healthful prosperity.
for ulng can check it. We are the granary
,non we world. Our crop this year is enor-
nous. Industries thrive. Last wear we
put down over 8, 900 miles OF railroad. This
w Nat u viii be 1000 The only question is
;"Iether the prosperity will continue. It
hs Dophd to continue, I think, but we shall
bsa ss no era OF high prices-simply
ra.u femuneratiye business, with mode-
on .s prices. that will enable consumers to 90
n nuo. sNn their enterprises. Phisa lsr true
prosperity. High prices check progress
We nave got1ogahat aase,w hen aeyervfts1S .
'"h' soon wIsbeutsaassss o.Ahienpffcea.
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The Great Storm.
REPORTS OF DISASTERS CONTINUE.

REPORTS OF DISASTERS CONTINUE.
NEW YORK, August 21.--Arrived,
schooner Annie Lewis, from Savannah,
August 18th. She reports that the steward,
James Hall, had died and was buried at
sea. On the same day, in strong south
east gale, she lost her main boom and gaff,
with rigging attached, and mainSail.
Arrived, schooner Ellie Bodinc, from
Virginia. August 18th. During the gale
she lost her iib and dcck-oad.
VESSELS AT SEA IN A HELPLESS CONDITION.
NORFOLK, August 21.-Thc brig Mason
reports having passed on the 10Th, about
200 miles east Of the Capes, the bIigs Adele
Mcclure and Mary E. Thayer, with every
thing gone, and rolling helpessly in the sea-
At the same time she saw another brig, I'M
known, in the same condition.
OTHER DISASTERS IN THE BAY.
BALTIMORE, August 21.-The tug Anna
Bell, from the lower Chesapeake, arrived
to-day and brought up Captain William
Donnclly and two OF the crew OF the
schooner John c. Henry, OF Philadelphia,
wrecked i'll Mondays gale. They We're
rescued by the German ship Agra, after
having clung to the rigging all night. Mrs.
Donnelly died in the rigging, where she was
dashed, and from which her body was re-
covered and buried on Gwynn's island.
Among the wrecks III the gale in the
Chesapeake bay was the three-masted
schooner Jennie A. Sheppard, hence. with
coal for New Bayen. Jacob a. EdSell.
brother OF the cuptain, was washed over
board and drowned. John r. Harrington,
the first mate, was twice washed overheard,
but was rescued.
wATER-LoGGED AND ABANDONED.
SAVANNAH, August 21.-The steamship
Wyoming, which arrived today, passed
the schooner Marion Gage, OF Philadelphia,
lumber-laden. water-logged, aud aban-
doned, on the 10Th instant, thirty miles east
northeast of the Frying-Pan light.
IN THE HURRICANE.
NEW YORK. August 21.-The schooner
Vesper, from Nuevitas, Cuba, met with a
hurricane on August 18th, and scudded be-.
fore it for six hours. Next day she en-
the schooner Campbell, OF Deer
Isle, from Providence for Baltimore, in the
act OF being abandoned. The Vesper took
of the officers, while the crew was rescued
by French bark, name unreported. Cap
tain johnson, OF the Campbell, reports that
he encountered the hurricane on the 18TH
instant. His vessel was knocked on her
beam.ends, and could not be righted with
out cutting away her spars, and even then
las her scuppers were still under watcr) ii
was thought best to abandon her.
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NANUFACTCRED TOBACCO
MARKET.
AUGUST 1S.-NdnutuctUred Tobacco.
oil


Virginia bright extra and fine pounds, 75M Soc;
Virginia liue and extra fig, 75M sue; Virginia fine
6-;nch and l2-nch twist. b0MG2c.: Virginia me
dunn 6-inc:r and l2.inch twiSl. 4GG4Sc. /: Virginia
medium l0'S ana 16s. 400 iSc.: Virginia medium
l2-!nch pounds. 15m50c.; Virginia common L.
inchpomds, 400 Virginia GOOD bright Linen.
35c.; Virginia common 11-n"h. 32m33c. fir-
gina mahogany and bright navy. IS and Is. A
a. I5c.; Virginia black navy. IS and Is. +2GBi5c.
VIRGINIA SMOKING TOBACCO.
Virginia fine smoking, Sl.2OMS 81. 20: Virginia
assorted, 45Nl 60c.: NOrlb Carolina and others, 10
660c.
LOUISVILLE CHEWING TOBACCO.
Fine bright. 3's, rs. and lbs i4E1 54r.: mahogany,
1907. lbs .43G45c.; mahogany double thick 5's. 44
(G4Jc.: mahogany single thick 81. 4iELi5c.; Sc.
and 10c plugs and fancy STYLES. 46M4Sc.: bright
1902. lbs. 44M4jc.. bright double thick 5's, 41M
4Sc.: bright single thick 3s, 44GG4Sc. bright SC.
and Zoe. pings aud fancy siyes. 4fM4sc.: plain
wrapper. 49,, 15-, and 16-oz.. 3Sc.: plain small
WORK, 40c: second grade tbS. as. anu rs, 3S@40c.
LOUISVILLE SMOKING TOBACCO.
Mixed plug, smoking, SIC: stem smoking, in pa
per. Csc: cut and dry smoking, 22M!3Oc.: bright
and granulard ~. A's. and as. 27Gp3nc.: bright
grlnulnicd IN bugs. 29M7or.: ppe smoking, Ill pa
per, 2S{g30c.-C0 journal.
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rr,1r yosEI poN MARKET.

AUGUST 19-The market genetalis contin tts, 20
ordsrs nrompiiy. American pig OF standard Drands
are available only IN small lots for prompt delivery
and as they have been to sx.eat con
,aiv.i Notwithstanding the output Is Mrsr. tneJe
is no aecumulasioR probable In me near ta'uss'
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MnriiererRaiIed.

YAzoo Cry, MISS, August Eli. A.
Barksdale, who shot and killed Henry b..
Dixon on Wednesday, was released to-day
on SIS, 1000 bond, the prosecution agreeing !;
and an examination was waived.
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yOUNC MEMS CHRISTIAN Assn.

nvHF ROOMS OF THE YOUNG MEMS
n,Hs,IaE ASSOCIATION. Main street
- I'i Nin1h Street. are OPEN TO THE PUbhtS.
and especially Joans ms Sasrt,y Srsd es
residents Oh IA. ~ ihsm. They Will hnd 1here the
n 1asst Nos. Of seribnsrs Aagaasse hapf
Monthly and lyssksy, psao1TedftIs aadoa Tssss.
a., 1eWtuyy aud, othsrs beside
5,aud JaiiY papers, t6es New YORK Herald, VS.
su l1-eodlY
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Tobacco Factory Seized I'm North Ca.
rOlIna. -e.'s-i& ~ go ~

WASHINGTON, D. G.. August 21.-Col-
lector Young, of the Fourth North Carolina
district, reports the seizure, for violation
OF the internaI-revenue laws, OF tobacco
factory, together with span OF mules, har-
ness, wagon, and other factory appurte-
nanceS. .... -..
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r,oca, msil.DeiIvery Contracts

I, y / AsHIsGTos,, August 2l.--The contract
for the delivery OF mail matter between the
.,ost-office and 'der6ts in New Orleans is
awarded 10 w. b. James at %, $780, Rich
msnh, w., eoi james sweeny AZ sl, l78,s,s,3 {
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, August 81 Noon.-ssocks Arm.
Money, SAG per cent. ExcfanRe-Long, 4s14:
short. 4s3H. State bonds dull. Governments quiet.
Euening.-Money firm at 5@6 per cent, closing
at 6. Exchange steady At 4S14@4S1k. Govern
ments quiet; new SIS, 102S; Az per cents, lO54;
per cents, 1913. States frfns u fhl"J !
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, August 21.-Virginia 6's. old 20 ;
deferred. 6 consos. 5Sx: second series, PSI: new
lO-4O's. 491: past-due coupons, S1S. North Caro-
lima 6's, old, 80; new, 10. Bid To-day.
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lumber. slaves. &C. 7. Z

Gan: ltJiIt-stiL. al 40 9Er "a
Ntto England Rum. 81 .50nS1 80. S1s-l--s-s
Il 3Rscstdsd Whf9fsuss Market Quiet; proof. Sa.21
fsif 1nmDer. staves. &C.
Z Ltsnesrs White oak. s13taa15 . 900: Westsrv
h14Gs42.5O a 1.aU0: veiow pine boards s7.60a
sI1. oist 9&1 /. according TO cnettls. Shinsis
Pine. 81 5Gls ESQ: cypress si1-fncb. S6f1s
81. 900. sit4{T9
Skaues: Whsksy-sarrel timber 2reen, 81 s@s2s7
I.gof: seasoned. f20f1S25 d Loco. tfour-narre
timber. S2(dS5 p l.G0b. FIonr-barre7 ,polek, 81 I
bogsHead-hooIe. Zoe. q bundle. 4af ~. :.
t Powder, Shot. &c.
EsiSe. Toys nm,nz. 35csAsl.a5 q 100 feel
I. PotoSeTi 1915 sy the five keSs-less .sxn TN
kegs. 1925 bastfnF- s3.25Is3.50.
Ssct: Northern, 81 90 = h:l2 Of rs Es. !, ~.
Gri1sdSteaes 1afa24c. "A D.. .-ss E, ....,.sg. /
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Insurance Funds to be Distributed.

New YORK, August 21.-The court has
ordered that the reserve fund Of the now in
solvent National Liie-1nsurance Company
in the hands Of the Superintendent OF 1nsu.
rance, amounting to S130,000, be distributed
to the policy-hoders of that institution.
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BALTIMORE.
COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, August 81. 1879.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, $50 bushels. Red, 2s29 BUSH
els
els.
OATs.-924 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. 1OS bushels very good At 81. 06 !;
GO bushels very good at SLOT; Is bushels common
AT 90c.-total, 1s4 bushels. Red; GIG bushels Ian,
caster on private terms: 1872 bushels very good
at S1.O8; 90 bushels prime ut Sl.0S; rs bushels
common ut 81; $50 bushels mixed on private
terms: PA bushels mixed 1T 81 .06: 800 bushels
prime mixed at al.os: 96 bushels. good Fultz at
93c; 9S bushels fair FultZ ut 93c. IL bushels COM
mon Fultz at Soc: % bushels common Fulz ut
90c.: bushels common FulIz at 75c.; 1856 bushels
common Fut7 ct S5c.: 80 bushels common Fultz
NJ s7c. 1876 bushels very good Fnlz ut 9Sc;: SO
bushels very good Fnliz at 97c.: 140 bushels fair
Fultz ut 92c total. 2.5G6 bushels.
CORN White. 164 bushels very good at 55c.;
100 bushels good at 54c.-tOIal, 264 bushels. MiI-
ed. 500 bushels prime at 53c.
OATS.-50 bushels winter ri SOC: % bu.hcls very
good spring at sac: 1853 bushels good winter at
4ec.-tota 30G bushels.
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LOUISVILLE LEAF-TUBACCO MARKET.

AUGUST 1s.-The sales aggregated 1l9 hogs
heads.
The Enterrrsn Tobacco Warehouse sold 1G hogs
heads: 5 hngsbcars common Davies County leaf at
a 80. sl.75, $3.50, $500. $40: h0Ssheahs
Mon com-ry COUNT lngs aud leaf NJ 1875. Si15.
$500, is IS, S6.40, SO 65 2 hctshead Hart Coun-
ty common leaf ut $3.50. $500; hogsheatis
Weake County (rcun.) common l"af Ut sc. 80. 81;
l hozsh"nd Sampson County common leaf 1t
S5.25.-COurier- Journal
(Olher houses had sales at like priceS.l
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C0RTssF ORDERS.


yT(RGINIA-IN THE CLERKS OF
Y FICE OF TIE CIRCUIT COURT OF Han
OVER COUNTY, JULY 30, lST9-lS VACA
TON
r. NJ. Toler and Fannie W. Toler his wife,
~ ''' plaintiffs,
against
Jo.e,,h Y. Tulcr and - Toler his wife. John w.
Toirr Annie f.. Tolcr. Robert T. J.. folcr ana FL
len his WIFE, Charles lIughsoD, and Mary /. Hugh
son his wIc................ Defendants,
~ CHAScEEY.
The object of this suit Is tn obtain 4 decree for
the sale Of 4 tract oI land of which ". W. iOicr
died seized and possessed. situated In Ashland div
trici. hanover county. and containing l72 acres,
more or less. for partition amnnE Bic hrirs-n,Ihm
nj inc s,Id w W. Tol.r. dcceasrd. And affidavit
having been made and died that the Defendants DO
scph y. TOlcr and vile, are n0n-rcaldcnth OF thiS
state. IL Is ordered that they appear here "lihin ohe
month after due publication hereof. ana do "hht Is
necessary u project their Interest, htrch
4 copy-Tehtc: a.,
j. A. BROWN, Clerk.
n n C.RDwEIr n a. au l-Fiw
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| NEN YORK SUNIAC NJ aI,KET.
AUG Usr l3.-Quotea at ST. 5O6sS0 for Sriiy:
S26GS3Gfor low grades do. and Virginia as 2tGf0
S45.-Josrnat Of Commerce. .,s. 49,
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FLOUR.
CaNHECTIONERIEs, &c.

DURE CANDIES.-l am manufacturing
/ daily my inimi,abie paire crushed sugar CLAk-
FLED FLINT CANDIES. ! niass Dt,,ss =, ,h,s
eoun,ry-warranted perfectly pure and no ADULT
rsfious, We don't use any 2ucos yfape-snsar, ~
aIha--uotLing but pure sugars; u IL more uisny
aayor,d whiIer, brighter. hrmer. and Is warfahteo
10 stand nrIn In any climate.
.ao lAl2 Msn street
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

AUGUST 19.-Beeres-Reccpts to-day, 225 head
part for expectation alive None put on to- ca
iIrcsscd beet Uurr!y steady ~ liza &c p b. for
Texas and Colorado sides. aud 6hnS4c. for native
slides. Shipments to-day, a2O gu ,rters OF beef.
Cs,Lres.-Hcccirts number 800. Coih live and
dressed vca's ruled dul-thc former at 4G53ic. &,
b. and the latter at 7Gh9c Live grass calves sold
fairly AZ 2sM2Ar. Il b.; dressed grass calves 1t
4m5c. q b..
Sheen ami Lrmbs Receipts to-day, ca--loads,
or | 7 q head. ami as many NOR" were IN the pens
this morning. from arrivals late yesterday. Market
tame. tut rather better Than 1T the openin2 vcstrr.
day. some poor Colorado sheen So'd ~ S3.3n
100 fbS: some choice welherS $3.50 n 100 fbs.,
out ger cra sales were at 4Efiiic Il b. for sheep,
aud 4AG 5l.c. for lambs.
S,pine.-Rcc, ipts To-day, 1870 hogs. Market a
slace irnrr for good live hog. but weak tor COM
mon Falr To good wester" c0rn-icd nomila'iy
unn.cd al s4n:4.25 n 100 D.. with none sold
Journal Of Commerce..
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Impeachment Proceedings Against
| the General of Georgtn

ATLANTA, GA, August 21.-The impeacll-
ment court organized at II O'Clock this
Observation-Disclosures Warner presiding.
Goldsmith appeared with bis counsel, and
Judge Hopkins in his behalf waived an ar
raishment and asked for ten days in which
to plead, The time was granted, and the
court adjourned to Monday, September 1st.
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.


Fine, $780, sInar;lne, 1926: extra. So: COM
moa family, s5.25@$6: fancy bran9s S6&gf7.50.
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EEocMERY. GLASSWARE, DC.

JUST WHAT YOU WANT BEFORE
GOING TO TIE COUNTRY
HATFIELDS FOLDISG-BED AND LOUNGE
cool aud delightful.
Don't fail TO call aud see t..
DINNER, TEA, DESSERT, and CHAMBER
SETS In all styles. Cat. and see them.
Depot for the LEADER.BURNER and CHM
SrYs. z. X. TAYLOR,
49, lell cas-, Maiu street,
Je24 opposite pos'-oh'ee-
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ST. LOUIS HORSE AND MULE MARKET

AUGUST .-TOrAcS nnd .Hutes.-RcceiptSa2 again
LARGE and more Than equal 10 the denina bu>lueSs
moderate III the following quotations:
HORSES.
Good Driving II0rses-Few sales .:I21MSl,
Plues-In fair supply; small lclDahd... loD ID
SoutiIcrII-FaIr and good qualities III a..
small supply; demand nodrra'c;:.... 4V@ -
Strcrtcrs-tair aud good New York
streeters in hight supply; demand az
ftir....................... ......... Ioy ~
Strecters-Bo,tun ana Philadelphia in m
scunt supply: light dcnIand. ......,... 100 30
General WoIking-ln light supply; n ,oo
light demand. 1885,. -..... ...-... ooW 1oo
pr ra, in ,n ,narl5ct. ESQ 185
MULES.
Plug Mules-sdpply moderate; demand osa
dull. ~; -''9
PI m.na ,nn, Aa!es-snppy sA.", 45@ 80
Smooth Slu!ea-Fair and EooI qahtic,
from 15 10 l5;. hands high III ilSht ma To-.
supply: demand llshL ...-............. .foD io'
Smooth MuIes-Far and good, from
15G to 16 hands high, IN medium sup oo~, ,,-
ply....... ......' :-.-''1.. ''N'
Smooth NIules-Fair and good. from 10
to lGk hands high. III small supply: 1 ,oo
demand light. ............... IUu'G lou
USBRokE MULES.
Quotations on all grades S10@sl5 8 head less
than those for broke mules. Unhroke mules 20 be
salablc must be fat. Fat mules, four years old and
under, sell at siO@sI5 less than mules or same
grade Those that ARE over four years old TO seven
aarks TiJns
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" THE GIRONDTE,n
TIE MOST EFFECTIVE OF ALL THE DIsINFEcT.
ANTS AND DEoDoRrzERs.

j. ". VANDEcRrPF. President Of the Howard
Association, New Orleans, November 10th, writes,
The GIRoSpIN has been fully tested blythe meu1-
beers of this Association during the last epidemics
and Il Is their general opinion that IL Is the best pre-
iarailon of the kind that ever has been offered to
the public -
Il therefore consider It my duty 20 recommend
its use MOI alone during ep!demcs, but article
that should be kept In every well.resuateG house
hold" .hJ
NEW ORLEANS, November 10, 1878.
"Iaving freely used The GrRoNDIS DIsINFECr-
Ant In my private practice aud for The Howard As
ISOLATION during the past epidemic In this CITY, can
testify 10 its claims d.infecant and dcodorizer
In my opinion 1t is without an equal"
MONTGOMERY BROWN, N. D.
FOR sale In quart bottles or by the dozen at
MEADE & BAKERS Drugstore,
10 9l9 M2in street. Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-22

cPECIAL TICE.-LARGEn
- STOCK on EASY TERMS OF PAY-A
XE\Ts. AT LOW PRICES, FOR THE NEXT r.
Sixty DAYS-We call attention Of all whoS
desire 10 purchase FURNlTURE or any kind to
our large aud select stock, most OF which, DrtnS
bUiiyrt for ga s prepared 10 "ner greater ~.
Juyrmrut, than otherwise both as Ia terms and
prices. ". have sorae fine PARLok AND CHAA-
IN X Sits Which Will eiO.e out at sacrineys
Enli una OF c,enu WALNUT AND POPLAR FUR
NITI;ItE T.. GaTIfkI6Hr SON, -
~ Jam Ii Governor nor street.
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FURNITURE.

WILLIAM DAFFRON. H
w OFFICE AID WAREIcONs, 10
1888 nan street. SfA5
MATTRESS AND UPHOLSTERY ROOMS,
To- 8 ana 20 north Fifteenth street.
FURNITURE Of all descriptions, BEDDING,
&c. Largest assortment Lowest prices. Superior
quality. 4 call solicited Orders by mall Dr0inp:iy
,ttrn,lpd to. w %. In
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-22

LONG BRANCH, August 2l.-The Ccmnait-
tee on Revision of the Rules of the House
OF Representatives. which has been in ses.-;
sion here during the past ten days.. have
nearly completed their labors. Their re-
port will be, printed at the meeting Of Con-
gress in December. The main result OF the
committees work, IL adopted, VIII be to give
to the majority OF The House complete con
troll OF its business at all times, and to faciii-
tate generally the work OF the House. =, ~