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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-27
BREvTrIEs.

The Arlington Glee Club give their second
complimentary summer nights reception at
Baltzs Pavilion, New Lake End, on Saturday
night the second of August next. The DEM
oCRAT acknowledges invitations.
The Merry Gents, q social organization;
give d grand soiree dnnsante ct Oakland
Grove this evening. Tho steamer Henry
Frank will carry the guests OF the club to
and from the grove, leaving Canal street at
33D p. III.
The Pic, relating the performance Of the
play OF Merchant Of Venice" at the com
mencement exercises OF the Jesuits' College.
says, concerning the "tableanx:: J" "Rossa,io,
with bosom barred, stood before Shylock, who
with uplifted knife was ready to satisfy his
bloody desired" We forbear comment. Let
the curtain drop.
One Of the fairest In the land, endowed with
q rich and rather strong voice, is in the habit
of practicing every morning with some reck-
lessness concerning the commotion she creates
In the neighborhood. Some days ago an Irish
woman who was passing before the house
while the young lady was taking her usual
musical acrobatic exercises, was heard to
excIaim in terrified tones: "Mereiful Jasns
and is 1t this same awful faver returned again
this year to murther The last mothers son OF
us2 and the Board Of Hilth, bad luck to tt, do
ing nothing anent It
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-27

A butcher at Dos Moines, Ia, has a list OF
regular customers vino come periodically to
drink blood for their health.
The new Moscow Journal, Russian Courier,
has been suspended for two months for urging
the complete liberty Of the press.
The Logansport, Ind, postmaster has been
longs for keeping his office open one hour on
Sunday mornings.
A beheaded Kansas rooster still lives, after
throat, and Is In good health. The head was
cut off at the base OF the brain WitOut iniur-
lag the spinal colump. ~,
The Parfsfaf1g Nave already discovered q
fresh name for the party headed by Prince
Napoleon. Considering that he processes to
have given up Bonapartisrn, they allege that
he Is now simply the leader OF "Jeromism."
August II is the day set apart by The Adj
ventsts for the grand upward soar and eter-
nal spintering OF things. Those who have
notes due on the twelfth can make their col
leetions just the same.--Ne1D Uaven Register.
Rochester, N. Y, has thirteen breweries
which sold, between May 1. 1878. and May /,
1879 q total Of 157,363 barrels, or 6.294, $50
gallons Of lager beer. In view OF this the
Rochester Herald thinks the name Of that
city should be changed from the "Flour" to
the "Beer City,"
The sanitary situation In the city Of New
York is graphically expressed by the follow
ing headlines to q recent article In the Her
atd: "The City's Shame Mounds or Fes-
tering Refuse REMEMBERING POpulous Thor
oughfares"- "Inviting q Pestilence'-
g1lsting Smells Salnting the Wayfarer"-
"Stenching Iephyrs," etc.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-27
TILE STATE REGATTA.
The Pools Sold Last Night.


The State regatta opens tomorrow at The
New Lake End, and promises to be the great
est event Of the kind which has ever taker
place on Southern waters. The interest man
Tested In tho sport Is great and there Is little
If any, doubt that II the weather Is at al
agreeable, the attendance will be immense
Last night pools were sold at Joe Walkers
Crescent Hall, onfthe several races fixed FOL
tomorrow. The betting was lively, and q
large number OF pools were made.
Theprices brought by the representatives 81
the different clubs averaged as follows:
FIRST RACE, FOR SINGLE sCUIL SHELLS, ALL
WEIGHTS.
Hope Rowing Club--James O'Donnell; j
Redmond, substitute-S60.
Atlantic Rowing Club. Foley; J. J. Bur
tiss, 5ub6titute-S25
Perseverance, Rowing Club-F. J. Mumford
boat Tootsey-$75.
SECOND RACE, FOR WORKING BOATS.
Neptune Rowing Club-Anthony. Roig
Frank Roig, substitute; boat Carrie McDon-
nell-$4.
Chas. + Howard Rowing Club-W. Raffer-
ty; j.. McCloskey, suhstitute-S2.
Eclipse Rowing Club-E. Billhardt; G.
Rubin, substitute-S1.
r. e. Lee Rowing Club--W. Ii. Brooks; r
d
ST.
Perseverance, Rowing Club. Sullivan
boat Fred PSI.
Riverside Rowing Club4-P. Gallagher; boat
Parole-S12
Hope Rowing Club. Young; Joseph
Lusk, substitute; boat Christian Sporl-$3D.
THIRD RACE FOR FOUR DARED GIas.
Neptune Rowing Club-eJohn Roig No 1, ID
Grace No. 2, ]. Fulton No 8, N. Tnrke stroke
james Armstrong and George Boydis, sub.
sttutes; boat Joseph Cooper, Jr.-S3
Chas. I. Howard Rowing Club--Chas. Fitz-
simmons No. |, r. Barrett No. q G. Stein No.
8, T. Burke stroke; j. Finley and j. Eagan
substitutes; boat Pat Mealey-$15.
Hope Rowing Cnb-M. Brennan No. l. J
Jolly No. o w. Tanzley No. 8, James TulIey
stroke; G. Wilson and G. Powers, substitutes
boat Nettie Norton-$25.
Perseverance Rowing Club. M. McCIos-
key bow, i. Woulte No. 2, r. McCloskey No.
st,tn1s Ersen stroke; !. J. stubblefield sub
FOURTH RACE, FOR SINGLE sGCTn~ SHELLS.
LIGHT WEIGHTS. N~>>--s
Orleans Rowing Club-B G. Shields-S5.
Individual entry--Wm. LeMonnier, of the
st. John Rowing Club; boat Noellie-S15.
Individual entry--Charles Fouton, III the
st. John Rowing Club; boat Jeannie-$2.
Hope Rowing Club-John MouIin-S9.
Perseverance, Rowing Club-R. III. Keen: j.
keegan, substitute; boat Johnny F.-$G
Pools will be again sold at Walkers at noon
to-day
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-27
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, SUNDAY, JULY 27 1879.
vannah. Ca. az commander on che port Of One

vannah, Ga, as commander on the part OF the
navy at that port. :.
While there, the old naval spirit showed IT.
self, and he organized On attaek on, the
=. s. steamer Water Witch He had, as
ninety per cent OF the true old Georgia
aCrackefH," and after q hand-tQ-hand fight.
the Water Witch gave in, and tho boys took
possession OF her.
There were only two men In the Confeder-
ate navy who ranked Com. Hunter, and they
were Admirals Semmes and Buchanan.
It would be pleasant, ifspace and time were,
allowed us, to dwell upon the many Escapes.
our old friend has had, and upon his brilliant
friendship. Suffice Il to say, when you shake
him by the hand, you have q brave, yalorous
and courtly gentleman III tow. Would there
were more like him.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-27

piece Of rubber hose, such as Ia used to water
q garden Or sprinkle streets, the length OF
which should be a little more than twice the
height OF the clstern to be cleansed. One end
ct the hose is placed under the cistern tap and
filled with water while holding Its two ends tn
hand. That done, a ladder Is placed against
the cistern and the two ends Of the hose
brought to the top, when one ID allowed to fall
the other end being allowed to drop to the
ground, thus forming Q syphon, which should
be- allowed to flow as long as the water run
Ming out % filthy. During this flow the hose IN
The cistern should be moved oil over the bot
tom 80 az to remove all deposits, and the work
Will DO completed in less than an hour.
Hoping the above may be Of use to our
citizens, / remain, etc.
"tiusTAyE DEvRoN, M. D.,
'631 Royal street"
Respectfully submitted
G. b. WHITE, M. D.,
Sanitary Inspector.
The following amendment, offered by Mr..
Bowling. was adopted:
Whereas, the corporation Is unable from
want OF funds to clean the streets and cutters
In the thorough manner demanded by the as
socfation; and
Whereas, the said streets and CUTTERS are
owned BY the property holders to the extent
that If payments we're desired and made, II
would have to be- paid for by said properly
owners; and
Whereas, the duties devolved upon this
association are extremely arduous and costly,
and great relief would be rendered by gu
equal and equitable distribution Of this labor,
which would fall lightly upon each Individual
| therefore belt
Iiesolued That we earnestly recommend to
his honor the Mayor and Administrators to
enforce promptly ordinances No. 1883, so that
| 1t shall DO the duty of occupants OF houses
and stores within the limits OF the city to keep
the pavement and cutters III front OF their re-
spective houses and stores clean and free from
offensive matter In such manner Us to prevent
danger to public health (also cut the grass
from the pavement); and that the penalty Ior
violations OF this section OF this ordinance
shall be rigidy enforced.
/ Mr.. Bowling was granted leave OF absence.
The committee adjourned.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-27
MISSISSIPPI CITY.

A letter, received by gentleman of this
city from friend OF Mississippi City, states
that O great number of persons from New
Orleans had left tho fUtef at that place. he
cause Of this exodus Is attributed to the fear
OF yellow fever, which the fugtives think ex-
ist IL the Creel family. The scare has not
extended to places contiguous to or III the
neighborhood of Mississippi City.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-27
THE NEW CANAL.

In the case of the State Of Louisiana VS.. the
succession of Richard Taylor, the court fixed
the amount Of bond to release the seizure Of
the New canal made by the State at 100000.
The State moved to have the amount Of the
bond increased. The court refused the mo-
ton. The State then asked for suspensive
appeal, which the court refused
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-27
CITY ECHOES.

Ellen sisco charged with the larceny of 49,
was incarcerated In the Third Station.
Estela Thornton, charged with larceny,
was arrested on q warrant and locked up.
Edward Thomas dangerous and suapf-
cious character, was lodged In the Sixth Sta
tion.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-27
Fire.

At4 o'clock Saturday morning fire, the
cause of which is unknown, was discovered In
Mrs. Smiths residence, No. 80 Perdido street.
The flames were promptly extinguished with
slight damage. An alarm, which was un-
necessary, was sounded from the box at Per-
severance No. 1873 house.
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There i. perfect safety

In taking the Jackson Route. as there is nc
fever anywhere on the line and no connection
with any infected point. all trains to and from
Memphis with which this route connected hav-
ing been discontinued. The train for Louis.
vile connecting with the Jackson Route runs
from and to Milan only. a perfectly healthy
place. and so strictly Guarantined against
Memphis that no trains from Or to that city are
allowed to stop there at all. To Cairo. for St
Louis and Chicago there Is equal freedom
from detention and danger to health. The
many friends Of this route are assured that
they need have no fears In taking 1t, and will
enjoy every comfort Of travelling.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-27

Major. what makes you look so pleased r
have Just had some delicious OYSTERS
what! bivalves from Barataria already 2" mo
sir! Tho King Of Oysters informs me that
Barataria oysters will not be healthy until after
August ~ Pray. what kind had you ?" Little
beauties received this morning direct from
biloxi. at the Borges House, No. 100 Custom
house street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-27
e Reward or Merit.

The United Stntes government hns given net
only to DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder but
to his Special TlayorIng Extracts, the prefer-
ence, and large quantities are shipped to Its
military posts.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-27

We direct attention OF our readers to tho
advertisement of III. Dudley Coleman & Bro,
manufacturers of corn mills saw mills and cot
ton presses. etc. They have removed their
stock into O large and eommodious new ware-
house. and are now prepared with greater
facilities to offer Inducements to purchasers.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-27

The REGATTA.-On Monday and Tuesday
July ss and %. the Louisiana State Association
regatta takes place at the New Lake End. The
first race will start at 4:so b. a.. second race at
b. NJ: third race at $50 b. m. aud the fourth
race at b. m. Pools for the race will be sold
at Crescent Hall. Monday morning at II o'clock.
minutes.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-27

curious divorce case has recently been filed.
me lady is the petitioner. and alleges uncon-
gentality as the grounds for the divorce. The
only specification she makes to sustain her AL
legation Is that her husband has continually
dtsregarded her requests to get for her from
Staub at Golathwaite's bookstore. III Exchange
Alley. some OF the latest periodicals and maya
zines which he has constantly ON hand
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-27
A Tribute to tho President or the COnsti-
tutfUnal Convention.

tutiUnal Convention.
Delegate j. Stewart, of Terrebonne, sends
us the following communication, with the re-
quest that 1t be published:
To the Hon. L. A. Witt President OF the Constf-
tntional Convention OF the State of Louis
lana:
deem 1T proper to tender you my most sincere
thanks for your kind courtesy and impartial
ruling toward me. believe that there shall
lie Ia the bottom OF my heart token of es-
TEEN for such plimentary act.
]. STEWART, of Terrebonne.
also concur In the above card.
H. GRIMES, of Lafourche.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-27

large mass Of papers to the Khediye "My
dear Khedjve, It Is absolutely necessary that
you should learn to pay your debts. Here are
some OF mine upon which you can try your
hand"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-27

Mary leads her little lamb
Around by silken tether.
She calls the little lampkiE Hot
Because II Ia q nether L
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-27

Nen York Tribune: A well known local
preacher in suburban town, while instruct
ing O class Of urchins In the catechisrn. told
them that God could do everything; where
upon one of them asked: s'Can God make a
rock SO big that He can't lift it?'' The boys
question remains unanswered.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-27

Why don't you take the comfortable sleepers
Of the Lookout Mountain Line. via Jackson
Route. to the Virginia spriDgs2 No upper
berths in them and ventilation perfect. All who
try them are delighted. Berths secured to des-
tination and excursion tickets on sale at lowest
rates Mt the Jackson Railroad office, % Camp
street. corner of Common. This Is the quickest
rOnte.
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CURRENT EVENTS.

Q ng.EoR OTHER CITY NEWS SEE FIFTH
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New Haven Register: "This, dear chill
dren, is the shoe OF q Chinese lady; see how
little it Is; what q narrow sole 1t has" ..I'lI
bet 1t isn't as narrow as Deacon -s
Father says his soul will fall through crack
in the floor some day and get lost was the
ehrfll comment OF a boy given to sharp listen
ing. The superintendent put the Chinese shoe
In his pocket, and requested the school to
sing sPull for the Shore"
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Refuses to be Buried.
ISt. Louis Post Dispatch]
The Greenback party is dead. It only re-
fuses to be buried.
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STEEL BARB FENCE WIRE.

With the Invention manufacture Of BARRED WIRE das
ING Previously all fences of wire wood had to mad
resist the brute force Of the animal to be restrained
strength and activity Of the animal to whether
broken down scaled; hence. fencing had becor
and, in cases. almost impossible to /
thus making great drawback to the aette
some Of the finest pQrtiQns Of our QQnttI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-15

AUGUST l.-MOst or The lumber arriving goes at
once she. yard docks, having been purchased by
yard dealers from manufacturers. There were only
seven carrpes ut the sales docks on yesterday morn-
Ing. and they were all sold by noon at an advance
Of fully 25c Tl.O00 feet over previous quotations.
White Lake piecc-stuf brought 1915, and Mauis-
tee carroes were firm al H. Some Grand. River
dry boards and strips brought s1l so, and Ocon,o
dry boards were sold for 1915. We quote ! ~
and strips, *S6ls13: hath. s1l561SI1O: choice
shingles. $l.SeoDsi 80; No. shingles, csc: dat
pic kets. Sc. -. .. 49,. -,r..t, = ' =
At the Yards.-Tradc con, irues active on local
and shipping account, prices remaining rs follows
for dry lumber: '#.'
First ana second clear. II. ~ and 2-ncl, 5000
&3l first and second clear. 1-incb- S2S@30: third
clear, 1-nch. S26ds427; third clear IL, TX, and
2-inch. S27m82S: siding. first and second clear,
dressed. S15@S15. 50: Siding, FIRST common. dressed
SlAmSI4.50; s,dt1u>. second common, dressed
$l1.5O: first common AoOrnc, dressed. S24
second common goetiBg. dressed, S2l .5O@A22:
third common flooring. dressed, 81 66lt $50: box
b0art.s, A. 10 inches and upward 1870; box boards
Is. 10 inches and upwnyd. 526; hpx boards G., SIG:
A stock boards 12-fnsb. s2sGRss; stock boards,
12-incn. S24 e stock boards. 12-incb. 81 Ct COM
mon stock boards, SlU.50; min Gull boards. s.,
fencing. No. l. all cns,is, $s50GSl0: fencing,
No. 2, SSGySS.50: common boards. $9.506$l0;
dimension stulr, SS.75sra9: diiucnsion stuff. 20
$9@$9.50: round cedar posts, $10RSl5: pickets,
dressed and headed fat - g.; pick-ts. dressed and
beaded square. Sl4: fiat pickcts, rough, $40.
.MinyteS.-Ch0lce 4 shingles ~: standard a
dry shingles. Sl.SJ: shaded 4 shingles, 1880
$40: No. shingles, 75c:@sl; cedar shingles,
$50.
Laths.-Dry lath, sl.5O-Trnsss.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
THURSDAY, August IA, 1879.
Government Sscuritfss.-United States AZ.

THURSDAY, August Il, 1879.
Government Securitfss.-Uni.ed States AZ.
101 bid, 10i1s, asked. ..I al Es95
Stote Secar ttes.-vfrgin!a 1o-4O,s, so bid. COY
new, 294 BID, 29h asked; VIRGINIA Interest ceriG.
ssei carans
70 asked; North Carolina per cent. bonds, 63d
City Observation-Disclosures city SIS. }. and j.,
III bid; Richmond city 6's. J. afro j.. los bid;
petersburg city 6's, F. and A.: 162k asked Peters
- sad ana 5d ely g.
100 bid: Up asked Manchester bridge s's, II. and
3, RAILROAD Bonds -chcsapeake and oLso Railway
e., gold 1908. 81. and N, AZ bid; Virginia
zen Hairoad 6rst mortgage esd. auhJ.. LOO
j. and j.. les bid; virginia ' Central Knroai
nInon,morsgnee s's, 5. aud De- l051s bid; sozthside
K 1aa frs. mortgage preferred ss, J. and j.,
ferred 6's J. and ), 81 bid; .southslde Rairoad
t alI morSage preferred e. J; and j.. s5s bid;
bid Rchn9Dnd qe @ and Poo.s
,nd alexandra Railroad first mortgage IS, H. asd
eond mortgage 6's, j. and +. 95 BID. 100 asked
Orange, A.ezandria md Manassas Railroad frss
Danvlle Railroad consolidated g.. VI. and n, 95
eid' W asked; Piedmont Railroad first mortgage
s r; "A and O.; 1855 bid; Richmond. York River
and chesapeake RmIread first mortgage SIS j. and
first mortgage rs: e6 bid; e., g. aud A. Raiiioad
sSSoLu LlOTRI2e S, "a OlQ.
RdttTodd Tocks.-Chcsapeake and Ohio Rail-
way 100 par, 81 bid: Ricamond. Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad common, 100 par. 40 bid.
30 asked Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad per cent. guaranteed, 100 par, 80 bid
Connection Railroad stock, 70 par, COZ bid: Rich
mono ana Danyie Railroad. 100 par. ] 8 bid, ! 81
ASKED; Sea6oard and Roanoke Railroad guaranteed,
100 par. 95 bid. II.
Bunk Hocks.-Naiional Bank Of Virginia, 100
par. So bid 90 a.ksd State Bank or Virginia.
100 par: go bid: Union Bank Of Richmond, so
par, AK bid; Citizens Bank. IS par. 22l. asked.
Insurance ComDGnies.-Virginia Fire and Ma
rine rs par, 343 bid, 36A askedi Virginia State,
20 par, 20 bid: Vir<inia Home, 100 par. 95 bid,
1O5 asked; Merchants aud Mechanics loo par, SO
Did, So asked; Granite. 90 par, rs asked
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LATEST NEWS. I
BY TELEanApRToTHE DrspATcH.

= Il Z r q
THE YELLOW-FEvERA AT MEMPHIS; FORTY
NEW CASES AND NINE INTERVIEWS YES
STERDAY-DEATH OF BISHOP ODESHElM-
Err, OF vERMONT-EBEeT1o OF OFFICERS
OF THE NATIONAL COTTON EXCHANGE
SOCIAL RIGHTS IN GEORGIA; THE FUNE-
RAJ OF AcoLoRED PERSON PREACHED
IN A WHITE CHURCH-sARATOGA TURF
NOTEs-PROPOsED VISIT, OF COLoRED
MILITARY TO PHILADELPHIA AND CAPE
MAY-EFFORTs TO COUNTERPART THE NE
GRO EXODUS FROM THE soUTH-AN OIL
TANK STRUCK By LIGHTNING IN PENN
SAVANNAH FATAL RAILROAD COLLI-
sIoN-THE NEW AUSTRIAN MINISTRY AN
NoUNcED--M. DE LESSEPs's ,PANAMA-CA-.
NAL PRoJECT-FURTHER REDUCTION, OF
WAGES IN THE SPINNING DIsTHICT-THE;
WAR IN SOUTH AMERICA; THE CHILThNs
SUFFER HEAVY LossEs-oTHER FOREIGN
NEWS. &C.. s.-.r
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Z ALMAEAC-AUGUsT 10, 1879.
TopT OF RICHMOND. AUGUST H. 1879


Steamer Wy.nokc. Couch Ne" tol"' "e'
u.a and M srcugers. e.. " nic. n,bt ,,.-chan.
' Sic,tnpr pioneer, PLAT. I'M iahelp'Ap, ~,
Slcah,,'a ..nr"cr. j. ". McCarrick. agent:
Ssno,rr Ami. IJuuu. F"untaln', 81
Ssnoomcr Eumburg. Dunn fhii'"c'p"'s' ~'
t.i,esaueake and ohio Railroad. ,,.or. nine e. C.
Schenucr ". IS Jones, --' bii'''i'''' P'p~'
A. BarRamln. . . , baltimore, grain,
Schooner John y. Parker. Evans, Nc" y" - '
Richmond and Dauyile Railr"on. .h.ua,s- 10
Schooner Delhi, Lyman. Boston, '''i
master.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford. Norfolk, In'te", San,
mail, merchandise, and passengers, Lac Do
agent. ,o, co,I
Schooner II. y. May. -, Boston. Gamer co''
GerYas Storrs, agent. ,,,,,.,,,
Schooner George s. Rfpplier, Wright fhnaue'
phia paying.bIocks. Curtis, II Parker. yu,s
Schooner william McGee. Sheridan, New loi"'
lumber. &C.. Curtis x Parker. x,t
Schooner William III. Kennel, Soper, New foIA'
coal chesapeake aud Ohio Railroad.
below. BOUND OF.
R,rk Ayues tSor.), Foss, New York, TO load ell
for France. .,,>,oy.rn. 49,.
- Iast,h whitehouse, Fsrnbsm. fsean Richmond,
n NJ tn Rich,nonS Va. and DroceeQel same CAV.
~ riu.n at Providence August tSsh. sSuoonef
William A. Leyertng, Smith, from h'cnmono.;s-s r
by Telegraph.
WV YORK, August l4.-ArriVsd; net momswss6
-. rr,y,d out Nova Scoitan. GaiiA; n1 ny, pSi,ss
Soard Crescent City, New oriean'' e a"'
dephia.
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Ka!.s Old DID DOMINION s2.zS per Aes i0r round
Pioaaa-C Castings: Wholesale, &c.,; retail, ~
Rope: Manila best. IA @1 &C.: lutte. s@ac.
Rngs: Mixed cotton, 14e.: white, 2,s4c.; wool!e'
f01tfc. 'Fis5 go tSAaa
Liquors. Wins &c. tF37 f.
Ale: Scotch, best brands, I'tnts s29s2.2b r
dozen, gold. ,-0...s
Brandie,: Domestic. sT.25aF2: fruit. a .Ioh
~ 40; apple. new. gI.I5@$2; fld,ts 2.2o8SS
Virginia peach. S2G$2 So. E..ssIs. ssr1. 49, - :.
fye HhfskeuS: Medium, S1.50M$..: pure old. u
G@4; Virginia mountain, new, S2G ft2.oof eR
f2.bUgS8.50 and upwards. II,
Gin: Domestic. SI.25MS2: imported ~ = css'
Ne,o England Rum. S1.50dS1 80:
EectUasG WhtsSsvs: Market quiet: prc OF Sl.2e
lumber. slaves, &c.
LNptbsr: White ok. 81 3Msl5 q 900: VeftsT1
Vlrz1nia n0Dar. S14h$25 q 1000: whitta rjrs
u fhs $3.50 3 900: yellow pine Boards. : a Boa
Ell: lost *9Gsll according to lengths. SHIN. .ss
Pine. &1.75Gf2.50;' cypress sIx-incb. t6GsS
1000! Latts-Split, 81; sawed, sl.75Gssl sc
Snres WhiskeY- barrel timber Green. slS@s2s9
1000: seasoned. $20tGS2J p 1,nO6. Flcnr-Darre
timber. SZGss5 p 1000. F3our-bsrrei poles, IS
zoe. . bundle.
Powder. Shot, &c.
Fuse: Toys mining, 35c.@S1.25 p 100 0et
Potcder: 1915 by the five kegs--less nian hu'
kegs, 1926 blasting. $3.25d9S3.50. b. :. =
Snot: Northern. 81 65 q nag oil 20 Ds.
GrfndstoneS: 1aG2hc. p b.