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BY g'esegraDn.
NEW YORK.


.vw YnpE. july l.-Co,ton dull ur'anis.
7-lGc. O.lcans. II 0.lGc. FIonr-ilieh arLdrs
Gull AMI II buyers favor: medium an! tow sra'ci
.rcsy aUd IN moderate dr lnamd southern quiet ara
unchtnge.i. Wheat without decided chhSc. Win
moderate business. Corn ol,rncd i shad. lrilrr
AMI closed s'isiy In n"yr y % o m%s rnl ~
:,gr 3 &c for No. 2: 31i.H37ic. tor No: wnt.r:
.-9ac. for No. - 3Si,@39r; for 80. whlir. ''HS
changed Sug n firm wi Ii moderate demand a; VA
changed prizes: refined in goo,t j"rnlmd an,' H..
M"las,"s mnrhsngsG ana IN IN i.m.nn l!.:
Norfolk aud Maryland. :3Gli q 30: >o"'hTr !: }Hf
%3o. Turnrnlnr ,taI ana ggchnnFgd' - ~
81" me- s,o 50 80: ncw sln.25 MtIdrs ,".
ana nnrh.,i-ch. Lard firm but quiet: prime stem
spot IS $3.50 sG.37E. En,trr DAN and unchanged.
Wb.kcy firm nj !: o5h. FrriSt + dun.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. July l.-Flonr dull unchanged. and
weak. Souihrrf wheat firm; western quiet: south
crn rcd. 81 l5Myll6: ~. :. Pcnn,y l'an:u red
sllsmSi.isS: No. 2 wcst,rn winter red. sGot.
sl.liq: Ju!y- s!.lO~ 81 o.; AUGUST 3l.cIN
*.07,:: September. slGG'1. Southern c"r .,,,
rrn white 52c.: yellow. H. a's~rong ard TAR
Is actve: southern. 37ts40c.: western white. 300
3G&37c. Rycqaict at 5GG5Sc. Hay steady and
unchanged. Provisions unchanged. But!cr dull
a ""fhrd En- WILL . a. JUL ana
lights unchanged. sugar film; A., s1:t, {.
@.s4r. ,,x.,,xr,n,
-, ~ ~, ~ : ~ ro ,nd ,nI.r Il uLGSsI OoE
Nh'"t sfona :" ~ an. ~ ~ -, S,.,r nj
Corn hu ~ ssh 80 az, 'a'I III -'t ~, ~,
i sha!" higher: "ltG &c. ror" Ini'a r,sD
Lard "u ;'li aro"hs,:, cuFfpii "a ~ AZ a.; nn
meats roESrr: ShonmrrS h,,h ~ T';Jn IaHI
los t!d seller august sh",t rip. hfsu a ~
- tad buyer Ansnst: 'aort t't n.u =, ~ c ~
li,con ar!' dctiYr aug Stn' ILL., , go
! ,t.is.r: c'r;'i rio 5ssa 3Tc; c'cTr side 90
81. Mi" Give AUG NH ~ ~. ~" ,.
ca,"r: fah"F T:.'n''Ly. ~ ,i ii'to 0lSiTc
Sugar e!'id' am h..hsm."'i la, H.. 49,. -.
| tiriI: min' II. H'?% 80 ~ -. "a n6ntI
! lacking. s3.1pHsS w: pntrii,Ts. S''3o"tff
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BUFFALO LlTEIA SPRINGS.

irorrSspondence OF the Richmond Dispalchl
july 1, 1879.
Although Ibis is not exactly the plac"
where the "wickeG cease froGl troubling"
still there are few who could not find here
~ their full salts faction recreation and free
dom from the anXleticS and perplcXitieS Of
lie. Here The heat and hustle Incident to
populous cities and The dependency and
troubles OF those afflicted will be super
sedcd by that sweet tranquility and enjoy
ment and improved hcattbMand vgor
which shady groves, pure air. eNnilaratlng
waters. aud pleasant surroundings lnyarla-
by produce.
Thcs" springs have opened under the
most favorable auspices, and the number OF
the visitors here now at'cstS The superiority
and celebrity OF tie waters. There are now
here nearly fifty persons. and daily arrivals.
Attracted hitler by tie unqucs'ioned virtue
OF the Notwithstanding properties Of the far
famed luhld, they COME. far and near"
early in the season, 10 take the cnlivening
ana invi2orutng draugGt fresh from the
fountain head. The proprietor, with etH7
rcnt assistants. has everything in readiness
for the accommodation Of his guests. 4
band of Music i here. and at night the gay
aud Young indulge in the pleasures OF the
dance
among The recent arrivals notice from
North Carolina superintendent John &.
Ninder and family. Raleigh; Mrs. 7. NJ.
Holt and daughter, Uaw River; Z. j. Par
rlsn and family. Durham; Washington
Bryan and wife, NcWbernc; Colonel l.. Is.
Holt and family. Alamance; Colonel c. l..
WINSTON, RnXbor0'; J. \. Long and vile,
Person; J. Ii. Bryce, Spartansbur@, S. c.;
3. 81. VI. lie Breton, New Orleans, La.
Rev. l.. b. Turnbuli and family, Loudoun
county, Va; ". CaDeI Bruce, Charlotte
county: Judge Asa D. Dickinson, Prince
Edward: Captain J. 4. Coke, Richmond;
Dr.. +. c. Laird, Boydton, Va, and j. NJ.
Nicholson, Middleburg.
Our accomplished resident physician, Dr..
W. i. FOwIc>, left on Sunday, surprising
liis friends with the announcement that he
would return in few days. bringing with
him one OF the fair daughters of South
Carolina as bis bride. His predecessor, DR..
II. /. Byrd, who was resident before him,
caused the same agreeable surprise TO the
visitors during the season Of ~. There
must be some particular potency or charm
about the lithla to successfully cause the
disciples OF I.culaWuS TO yield 10 The do
hinIons Of and join hands and hearts with
he fair voarirS OF Hymen
lhc recent discovery here OF Spring No.
, and is analysis by DR.. w. Ii. Taylor,
hows it TO be Il valuable addition to this
'roup OF mineral waters.
A delightful rain has favored us, and |
verifying locks fresh and IuXuriant. j.
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The monthly comparative statements OF
the gross receipts Of the Philadelphia and
Reading railroad and the Coal and Iron
Company for May shows an increase Of
S37S,000 over the return for the same period
last year. GOOD sign.
The Massachusetts Prohibitory State
Committee met Monday and adopted an adj
dress to the voters of Massachusetts. de-
nouncing all laws that favor the liquor traf-
tic and urging thorough organization in
support OF absolute prohibition.
Anephew Of General Phil. Sheridan, aged
three years, was killed at South Natlrk,
Massachusetts, on Monday. He and anoth.
er lad were on coach, when the horses, De-
coming frightened, ran, throwing of and
killing the Sheridan lad.
The French Protestants, with popula.
ton OF 700,000 souls, contribute 1,0CO,0GO
francs year for domestic and foreign mis-
sionS, sustaining missionaries III tue south
OF Africa, in Senegal, and in Tahiti.
1t is stated that one OF the pledges taken
by the members OF the new g Protestant
Union" England. is to the effect that they
will never wear the surplice in the pulpits,
or countcnance surpiced choir.
On account OF a decision against the
Louisiana Savings Bank in favor OF the
State in suit for tax on capital, the dlrec-
tors have concluded to liquidate the affairs
OF the institution.
DR.. Jctcr's account Of the "iriohtful
oaths" Of the MasonS must afford fun 10
Dr.. Dickinson, Dr.. Curry, and Professor
Harris; whom we would not suspect OF
having taken such oaths.
At meeting of the Wheeling nail-manu-
facturers Monday the price OF nails was adj
vanced to 2lOc. card rates, which is equiva-
lent to an advance OF ten cents per keg on
the present card.
Senator Gordon's shecp-ranch in Georgia
comprises 10000 acres. 1t is to be enclosed
with Il stone wall, seven miles of which
have been Completed Washington Post.
A report comes from Iowa that Colonel
FL. H. TrimbIe, tue Democratic candidate
for Governor, will withdraw unless Jason
Is effected with the GreenbackerS.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

-
TUESDAY july l, 1879.
SALTs-7,500 Virginia cossois new, cx. all past
due coupons of, sold at 34E and 500a sold AZ 3+T.
Gnrsr:sm>-, y,Guritfes.-I'ni,cd States .t2s
10ja bid: United Stat es "A, OH bid l02H asked
rtu5. observation-disclosures l0-iL' :. 434 bid 50
asked; Virginia 1onsns. 5:3 Oh, SO a.kcd: sir-
cnia consols. new. 3i!s BIZ. 34a asked: Virginia
defer cd, 81 bid. e. akc,. Virginia interest c2rtii
Gates. 81 bid. IL asked; Virginia Iax-receyable
coupons, 7G bid, rs asked.
CltI >tchritieS.-li Richmond city GO. j. and j.,
l2O hid. l22ts asked: Richmond city 6s. j. arh j.,
ln4i bid. 0G aske;: re ersb:rS cry O.. J an: j.,
10l bid 1Oi asked; Lyncbbur. city IS. }. and D.,
S bid. 100 asked: Lynchbnry city IS. ). aud j.
100 bid; Manchester bridge S., NJ. and T., %
asked.
RdiirOdd BOnds.-Chesapeakc and Ohio Ea!l-
way g.. 1908. 81. and ". 80 as,ed: Virginia Cen
trail Railroad third mortgage G's, j. aud j., 99H
asked: Snu Inside Railroad third mortgage preferred
6's j. aud j.. 81 biz: Petersburg R,ilr0ad first
mortgage SIS. j. and j . LIZ BID; Richmond and
bill. 81 a.ked: Piedmont Ralircnd nrst mortgage Ss
A. and D.. los bt.
Ruurcdd StOckS.-Ciesapcake aud Ohio Rail-
way. 100 par. bid: Eichrponh and Petersburg
Railroad, 90 par. 4S a.scd: Richmond tr &C.
rickshurg and Potomac Railroad co:n;non. 100 par
40 bid. 10 a-ke: Richuond aud Da.,il,e Railroad,
l0a par. Is bid, IL, asked.
Rnpk &ockS.-First Ea'1nal. 60 par, Id bid
Ma ioual Bank oi virginia. 100 par. 80 ktd
insurance COMMUNICATE Virginia Fire and SIR
rine - lGir. 81 bid &c. asked Virginia State 20
par 10y bid: Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par,
so b',I, ga asked: Granite. 100 na'. 13 askel.
UiceiLJne0uS.-tli Dominion Steamship Conf
pauy, 100 par, e.. Bit.
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[ rMRERLANu. June 90

AtMBEHIASD, June ou, 1917.
EdttorS Dispatch Enclosed I send you
copy Of tue verdict rendered by the coro-
hers lurr IN the case Of Mary Catherine
Coleman, held at the house OF Samuel Cor
mus, ID The county OF Cumberland, on the
2s'h Of May and 9ih and 10th Of June, 1870.
winch you will please publish. I make this
it9lest OF you As notice of this inYestiga-
ilon frs; appeared in Your columns, and in
justice 10 X. /. Coleman and all the parties
VINO attended Tie deceased during her sick
NESS. desire to say that this investigation
"as long and tedious one, taking three
ua's 10 complete it, and that nothing was
G Ei' uhdone on The part OF Mr.. 3. +. Coleman,
.onHlohweailh'sa attorney; tue jury, or coro.
mei, 10 BRING TO light all the facts connected
" ln IT, AND after hearing all of the CYL
~ .nTe ana considering the report OF DR..
''ior' OF your city, who stated that be
aaa gwen Tue stomach thorough analysis,
usu 'hat IN bis opinion she died from no
un,natufal Cause, We could arrive ut nothing
,,1. 10 cause the slightest suspicion to
teaa upon X. 1. Coleman or any of the at
n ~ OF bis wife during her sickness.
yra. tue contrary. the evidence showed
fos es, attachment on the part OF Coleman
,iana NV wife, and that he was kind, afiec-
eo unsr, and careful in attending TO her
, n,'s And il her life had not been In
caa ,ea you would not have heard OF this
Yours, &C..
JoHs B. PHILLIP.
ss''ersaad GoaEfy--to aoit - IS, . ...,
sacuo, naqnisition taken ut the house OF
nofsnus' 10 Tue county OF Cumber-
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The Reformed Episcopal Church.
.yoeere Ed;fors of the american:

MeSSrS. Editors OF Tie American:
In a speca! dispatch to the New York
World from Philade!phia, June 17h, it is
stated that s.the death OF Thomas II. Pow
ers left his Church benefac-
tons in condition that causes great ann
eiy on the part OF the leaders OF The Re-
formed Episcopal Church, and many do not
hesitate to say that his loss to the Church
threatens most serious consequences to tue
existence OF the reformed body OF Eplsco-
palians."
. You may imagine my surprise at readinS
the above broad and baseless assertion. L
have lust returned from the General Coun-
eli! OF the Reformed Episcopal Church, held
in Chicago, where l met the representa-
tiycs OF the entire Church, and, though re-
heated references were made in pubic ana
private to the death OF Mr.. Powers, and to
the loss sustained by the Church, dld not
hear one single word suggesting the thought
that that event would imperii IN the least the
existence OF fle Church, or in any way anect
IFS continued prosperity. On tue other band,
it seemed the universal Judgments ana feeling
of the BODY and OF indiyldul members oil the
Council that, though certain churches had
suffered and would suffer temporarily from
the failure Of those interested to carry OUT
mfr. Powers's WeliknoWn plans and pur-
noses concerning the Church, vet thai, upon
ibe whole, the trial would be oyerruied Tor
the GOOD OF The Church, and its growth Tor
IIe future be more healihful. because OF the
churches being thrown upon tneIr
own resources. But s.ili greater was my
when read this statement: /" or.
powers. advanced money 10 build every
church the denomination OWNS whereas
he fact is that more than four 6fths OF Tue
setormed Episcopal churches were Oul''l
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without his assistance, and against these

without his assistance, and against these
the estate has no claim whatever.
Is not the whole statement absurd, Mr..
Editor. when the denomination now owns
property in the aggregate OF over million
dollars, and contributed last year for Der. ey.
client objects s127,s2s, when, according to
the dispatch, the several congregations owe
the estate only about 100000? And does
not the whole article SAVIOR OF malice on the
part OF him who furnished the assertions
and figures which form the basis OK that
article: And still more surprising is the
statement with which that artsnlly-con-
coctcd dispatch concludes :" The executors
have no disposition to press for the money,
but they must and will, OF course, take such
measures Us are necessary to fuli the re-
quirements OF the will"
Is 1t possible that the prime mover in this
whole business himself believes or hopes to
make others believe that in the course he is
pursuing toward that Church which Mr..
Powers so loved, and for which he so Ia
bored, he Is carrying out the will OF that
noble and generous man OF God? Why, Just
consider for one moment that in November,
1873. one man came out OF the Protestant
Episcopal Church and raised the banner OF
reform and called to that standard any who
suffered in their conscience from the Ronish
practices which were allowed to be intro
duced and CROWN that Church; that on De-
ccmber I'd OF that sa,ne year George d. Cum
Minis met with only seventeen presbyters
and nineteen laymen in general council;
and that now, after only tive years. exist
cnce. the Reformed Episcopal Church has
100 clcrgymcn-viz., six bishops, seventy
preSbytcrs, twcntv-four deacons, and nearly
10000 COMMITMENTS; Sl,000,00D OF pro-
pcrty, two Church newspapers, and has con-
| tributcd during the last year for missionary
aud benevolent purposes S127,S2S.
May we not from the above facts believe
| that the Reformed Episcopal Church is des-
| tined 10 do great work for the cause OF
religion in this country, and is not de-
pendent upon either the life or death Of in
dividual men? Tours truly,
w. NJ. POSTLETIIwAITE.
Baltimore, June 81. 1879.
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ELECTED TO TIE CHAIR OF NATURAL HISTORY
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, July 1.-WilIian.
Minis Fontane, n. a.. has been elected "a
the chair OF Natural History and Botany IL
The University of Virginia, recently en-
dowed by William w. Corcoran, OF Wash
ington City. Professor Fontaine was stu
dent at this institution during the sessions
OF 1856, 81, and '5S, graduating with the
degree OF NJ. A. He afterwards studied in
Germany. he is now professor in the Uni
TersiIy OF West Virginia at Morgantown.
CLOSING EXERCISES.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, July 1.-The attend
ance upon the closing exercises Of the Uni
versity Of Virginia was not so large this
year az usual. Tonight the joint ceIcbra-
tion OF the literary societies took place, and
an address was delivered by Hon. Samuel
F. Hunt, Of Ohio. Waller S. Lefeyre, Of
Baltimore, was awarded the medal for the
best article written for the University Nag
dzine during the session. The contribu.
ton which secured the medal is entitled
"Queen Nab" q study in Shelly, and ap.
peared in the April No. Of the magazine.
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Tro..img Races ut Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, July 1.-The opening of the
trotting meeting ut Che>ter-Park course TO-
day drew large attendance. Weather
fine; track excellent; sport fine.
Tue first race-2:40-cllss. for purse OF
$1,000 divided. twelve StartGrs-"as won
by Caslicton; Bonner Boy second, Russell
lis third. Time, 2:2.3! 2:234, 2:25i.
The second race-2:2l-ca>s, same purse,
divided, seven stalters-was won in three
straight heats by Lucille. Time, 2:224, 2:234,
. 23!j
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ST. STEPHENS, VA, June 81. 1879.

Editors Dispatch: In your semi-wcckly
issue OF Tuesday. June 24fh, is statement
10 regard to the Reformed Episcopal Church
and the probable effect on it OF the death OF
Mr. Thomas II. Powers, Of Philadelphia,
which entirely misrepreSents the matter.
As similar statements have been most in
dustriousIy circulated in the last two weeks
through the entire country, respectfully
ask OF you. as simple act OF truth and jus.
tice. that you will find place IN your next
weeks Seml-weekly issue for the enclosed
extract from the Baltimore American OF the
ed instant. Very respectfully,
j. A. LATANE.
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BANGOR, July 1.-THE Democratic State
Convention met here to-day. and was called
20 order By Edmund Dana, chairman Of the
State Committee. The baIloting for candi-
date for Governor resulted in the unani-
nous denomination OF Governor Garceon.
The Committee on Resolutions reported
a platform denouncng tie Interference With
elections by means Of deputy marshals hired
by fraudulent Executive 10 pcrpcfuate its
own power; approving the eIolts made by
the Democrats in Congress to repeal out
ruScous and obnoxious laws, and condemn
ing the Republican leaders for Keeping alive
sectional interests and hatred. The plat
form also fayors currency OF gold, silver,
and paper, the paper to be kept at all tines
at par with gold, and approves free and mr.
limited coinage OF silver.
\ minority report favoring local options
| license was offered, and rieated great con-
fusion. 1t was finally rejected, and the MAJ
jority report adopted.
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The Louisiana State DCbt.

NEW ORLEANS, July 1.-The Constitu-
tional Convention adopted substitute for
the minority report recognizing the princi
pal OF the State debt as constituted under
the reminding act, but reducing the interest
TO three per cent. for fifteen years, and four
per cent. thereafter.
The substitute for the second section OF
the ordinance, offered by the minority, 4:
previously telegraphed, was finally adopt.
ed. Article /, which declares the whole
debt valid obligation, which shall not be
violated, was stricken out. The article pro-
yiding that money Tor interest tax collected
UP 10 january /, 1880, goes TO the general
fund coupons for that date, having been re-
mutcd, was adopted.
The Convention voted OH the question OF
making Baton Rouge the capital OF the
State, and it was carried-yeas, 81; nays, a.
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C!HCISNATI. July 1.-The business por-
ton al Arthur. H., was burned yesterday.
The loss Is estimated at $4,000; insurance,
$4,000.
ATLANTA, GA, July .--Clarkc's cotton
fac tory and mill. sixteen miles east OF At
ianta, has been burned. The property was
valued at $4,000; insurance, $4,000.
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Wrecked Mariners.

New YORK. July 1.-The steamer City OF
Vera Cruz. from Havana yesterday, brought
the crews and captains OF three wrecked
vesses-uameIy, bark Viking, schooner
MaIyina. from Bremen, and the LORI Pan
YEN, from stralsulnd-all wrecked on the
Mexican coast in the same gale. two were
loaded With mahogany. No lives lost.
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Tho Roported General Strike.

BcsTcN, July 1.-Prominent representa-
tiyes Of the Labor Reform cause OF this
city say there is no good foundation Tor
the reports OF the general strike 10 occur
on the 4th instant. The opinion Is eS-
pressed that the report originated in the
fact that agitation meetings by trades
unions in many parts OF the West have been
fixed for the 4th Of July.
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CLARKE COUNTY.

correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
BERRYvILLE. Va. June 80. 1879.
On Friday last Mrs. Thompson, wife OF
- Thompson. living three miles south
east OF Berryyille. was struck and Instantly
killed by lightning, She left six children
the youngest an infant three months old.
Wheat generally cut; crop good. Corn
is looking well. With continuation OF the
present favorable season the yield OF Germ
will be greatly beyond the average in this
county. -. T.. NJ. L.
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Aquatic Sports.

BosT0S. july 1.-The Siugle-scnll race for
500 side between Warren Smith, oi Hall.
fax, and Evan Morris Of Pittsburgh, took
place oil Silver lake to day; distance, one
and half miles and return. After Il close
contest Smith won by bali length in II
minutes and ) secondS-lhe fastest time on
record
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CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RiC!;::. 50, July |. 1879.

0Er.GyNGa RErORTED 10 SECRETARY.
WnEAT- White. ! 10 bushes new. Ret. : 272
Ju,hc!s; vi w.,icI 3,2j2 bili.u.s we're new aud 40
cd
CORN IlHH". 1,43G hirsh"i'. Nirsd, 74S husi:-
cis, of which .iIs wci" rc-eXt.ii'.ir :.
DATS.-l.D52 UI,llrIr, OF w,;.:', 100 bushels were
r"-' Nhhitcd.
NrAL.--ZO bu-hrlS.
MiIL.-FEEp.-2uQ bu. hels.
BLACK PEAS -3rO bnslcl', which were rc.tN-
III vltcd.
-hIES REPORTER TT SECRETARY.
WHEAT write. ITO bu.lI"s prime ncw at
: 20. Rel. II bushels very cG0i new Fu;'2 1T
IL .OS: 10 bll.hri, very good new FnI'I 81 %:
Is lyr.l,"is crime neg tLrz n sl.I0: Iii bushels
good new fultz At ) 7G ,rasheI- prim. new Ian
caster ut 81 20: 100 bushels 2n1d new Lancaster
III 81 .l2--tDrsl 40f bushels.
CORS.- White. 400 :nshci> prinl" on pirate
lcrni-: 100 huSh"l- common n 52r.-tntai, 900
in. hc.s. Nrad. 400 kIi>ilr'. prime n SOC: 100
bu.Eel, prime Il lc.; is bushels prime III o3c.-
total 5iS hu hCl|.
OArS-32 bushels rery good iicw n 4lc.
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CITY TAXES.
OFFICE OF CITY CnLLmcroHs,


RICHMOND. Va, May 81, 1879.
This OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAILY
| from @ o'coca 4. ~ To q O'Clock +. 81 fror'
the 18Th day OF June 30 The 3o'h in"lus sc. tnr me
n,rno.e Of receiving FROM any ar oG ch,rkcd Win
F iTTY TAXE--EEAL AND PEkSpShL-
t,r the year 1879. the whole or one hall 81 me
amount OF lax charged, and HAT TE \ rex CfHI.
Iii, ~. ,G,i 70 The amount OF tax charS.d In every
rase where the party assessed shall fan 10 lE,S the
whole or Que half within the tune 80 hn,et. ,h,
,vnd crowd au, pre-, sure the Etsi few days OF lns
,iier,,op the collector Respectfully requests All
nartfes 10 cali early In The lime specified ana th.ee
hayinp H. Is aud uiemoranduins 10 ave WIN 90 80.
out. a. - S,,,.,,.r
f. Sim SS
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rs,c SINNERS, Strike at Fall River.

FALL RIVER, Mass, July MANY mills
started this morning with large increase
in amount Of machinery in motion. Some
mills are reported running full, and others
gaining. Several union spin
ners, it is said, have returned to work. A
weaver working in one OF the mills was at.
tackled and seriously beaten by gang OF
Young men to-day. No arrests have been
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-02
BY s'e.e-raEB.
NEW N0i,S.

NEW YORK.. July l--yo"..-stochs quiet Money
on cali. 2GIc3H cent. fAi,ar2"- tong Il S1.;
short, !S7l:. STATE h0nts Oh |. Governments firm.
rpg.-Monev active ii LAB per cent. ~
change nominal at A61.'4is5l.. Governments
firm: new o's, in3i: l.. p"r Gems. lOtS; par
cents. l0lh. cS-cUup0nS. states QUIZ.
BAITiN1HE.
BALTIMORE, July l.-Eir-nn:a Ca. Old. 3Hii
deferred. ); cou,"i&, 5si.: second scrirs. SIS:
pasl-nIc coupons. 7C3i NORTH Carolina g.. old, 20
rev, u. BID To-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-02
Yir-luia Narsman OF Coy sa-atuxn.

NORFOLK. july 1.-The Elizabeth Eoat
Cluh left here this afternoon for saratoga,
where t5ey win participate il the i!a'.cnaI
regatta on Saratoga Lake.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-02
EnyaS .AEiiirH.

NORFOLK, july 1.-Cc."'acdole a. Il.
IIuclr, tins morning took formal charge "a
the Gospert naYy-rard. ;inI WA. sa!.:.td by
the rccciviGg-slip Frankin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-02
Postal Ea.IcrS.

W1LMIyGTo%, \. G.. July La accord
ancr with arrangements with the Post-Oilicc
Department the Atlantic Coast Line COM
mrnccs to-day running new postal-cars.