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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

MARVELLOUS CHANGES ABOUT THIS FAVoRIrh
gEsORT-A DESCRIPTION IL BRIEF OF THE
CHANGES LATELY MADE AND OF THE Coon
TINE THE GUESTS ARE HAVING.
(Correspondei ce OF the Richmond Dspatch.l
WHrE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w. VA,
July II. 1880.
At last the oft-repeated taunt that at the
White sulphur Springs God had done every
thing aud man nothing seems in fair way
OF being sileDced not that the beauties OF
the landscape are In any way diminished.
Far from it. The noble old oaks studding
the lawn spread their giant arms more
grandiy and east their broad shadows more
lovingly than ever over the bright green
swaId at their feet and the merry groups
that seek tbeir shelter. The grim ever
greens, with their dark foliage and quaiatly-
cOlored trunks present THOUSAND ever va
eying lights and shadows and contrast pic
tafesquely With the eXuberant growth OF
the ar-maple--the queen OF these re-
gsens. Buteven these charms are enhanced
~ the skilful hsGoof man the varied out
hines OF the grounds have been cunnsngiy
used 60 form here stately terraces. and there
gentle slopes, SO that tight and shadow play
all dsy long on the carefully kept turf aud
please the eye with their every varying
changes. And above the long rows OF trim
cottages, behind the tall terraces and length
sning Lawns. there rise, az OF old, the noble
mountains OF AIleglpnies, giving 10 the
whole background such as few OF the
nost favored places Of this kind can boast
u on Gods earth.
Old visitors may well doubt what most to
Nmire In the marvellous changes which
hsfr fayorite resort has undergope--the en-
efy or the good taste OF the new propfie.
tors. For not only has the vast hotel,
which sits ss entbroned upon the very Gen.
Ire Of the beautiful domain, been renewed
and besutlded from top 10 bottom, but the
whole enormous number OF cottages has
Deen restored. and restored In admirable
kste. II isa pleasure to see the workDsp,
who ssem 10 be counted By the hundreds, |
20 to work and strip one OF the old familiar |
bouses tilI nothing but shell, mere frame |
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

July l2.-The following are the quotation:
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
Lu0s-Common to good Sf.59G%6.
LeGC-CommOn, fG.5uMf1; mediuir, $500 {;
good $40 sll fine, Sl2@sl4; extra foe, 500
$40. , .ea
Nemmfpg.-CommOr, 1904 mcdi m, f6G
$3.50: COCO, .SaS9: fine, sl0@siO.7o.
DARK TOBACCO-NANUFAC1UR
Lu1 FTHerS.-COmmon. S3.50@S4; medium,
f450G$j: good, $1,000 80.
Lerf FfilerS.-Commrn 5000 30; medium,
s6mS65O: good, 81 So; fine. f0@Sl0.
WrdUperS-C ommou, S7.50dss.5O; medium
,s5OGS9: good. S950@Sl0; tine, $Io@sll ;
extra sun-cnred, sl2@l5.
BRIGHT -MANUFAcTURING
C,nokers-CommOn, SS0Sl0; medium, Sl0ge
sl2; good $l2@sl6; ine. sl6@S20
FtNerS.-t'ommOn StMsS; medium, SIMt3
good, slgm!l2; hne, nominal.
WrnDDfrs.-C Common. 81 Ga Slo medium. I5ti
$40: good. $20Gi30; tive, s4O@f6C iAney t6'
@s75. .e.,.
WTdDpers. HahO9Gpg.-COmmon, tl2msl5
medium. l5mG20; good. s22@s21: hue, 5000
$40; extra. S3jMf0O.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class Of goods Is confined
principally 20 good old hsavy-bodied lugs aud Ken
lucky River leaf. We quote: zoe
Old lugs, <40f5; Kentucky River lug, slO9
$l2; Kentucky River Leaf, fl3dslo'
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Illness of Mar. COrcOrau.
HIS PHYSICIAN SUDDENLY SUMMONED TO
GKEENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
National Republican, yesterday

HIS PHYSICIAN SUDDENLY SUMMONED TO
GEEENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
National Republican, yesterday
News was received yesterday from Green
brer White Sulphur Springs OF the serious
illness OF w. w. COrcoran, Ed, the vene-
rable philantbrOpist and millionaire. Mr..
Corcoran's indispOsition dates back several
DAYS, and there might now be no seriou,
cause for alarm were it not for his advanced
age, he being in bis eighty-second year.
About week ago DIR. Grafton Tyler, who
has been Mr.. COrcoran's family physician
for thirty years, was sent for In great haste
TO come TO Mr.. CorcoraU's residence on
LAFAYETTE suusre. DR.. Tyler found Mr..
Corcorar quite unwell, though the illness
did not appear serious, and advised him TO
leave town Immediately and seek health In
some cooler region.
Obeying the iDiunctions OF his physician.
Mr.. CorcoraD left on the Sd instant Tor
Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs, Va,
unattended by any one except his servant.
Yesterday dispatches were received here
announcing that he was threatened with
paraysis and in a critical condition. Mr..
Corcoran's private secretary, Mr.. Anthony
HYDE. and DR.. Grafton Tyler left last night
for the Springs.
Through the courtesy of Major John
King the Republican is able TO reproduce
the text OF the dispatches received yester-
day. The first was received by Mr. HYDE
at IL o'clock A. NJ, and stated Mr.. Cor
coran seems threatened with paralysis.
Come immediately and bring DR.. Grafton
TyIer.v AT 3 O'Clock DR.. Grafton Tyler
received the following impOrtunate mes
sage: "Come Immediately; Mr.. Corco-
ran is in critical condition" Mr..
HYDE upon this took steps imme'
dately to secure transportation for
himself and DR.. Tyler TO Greenbrier, as
owing to the interruption OF trains on sun
them. The officers Of the Virginia Midland
road, when apprised OF the nature OF MIR.
| Hyde's business, at once informed him that
every facility would be afforded him and
Or. Tyler. and a splendid car was placed at
their service. Meanwhile, at 6 O'Clock, Mr..
HYDE received another dispatch saying
"Mr. C0rcoran seems better. Wait until
further action.'
An bour later, however, another dispatch
came to Mr.. Hyde, saying briefly, Bring
DR.. Tyler Immediately" The arrange
ments having been completed, Mr.. HYDE
and DR.. Tyler left at 10 O'Clock last evening
on a special train, consisting OF locOmo
tive and a car. They will reach their destina'
ton, it is expected, at 8 O'Clock this morn
ing. DR.. Tyler, before leaving, stated that
from bis knowledge OF Mr.. Corcorau, as bis
physician, be had hopes that his condition
was not so critical as the dispatches indl.
Gated
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THE LATEST NEWS.


Mr.. ENGLISH IN NEW yoRX-TuE RE'h-
NuEcUTTEe coRwIS's ARCTIC CRUISE
DEMOCRATS IN COUNCIL IN NEW fohh-
THE NARRAGANspTT DISASTER TO bE IN
vEsTfG ATED THURsDAY-A FLOOD in An
IOWA CITY-DEATH or Dr. JOHN q. BULL
THE NOTED pEAF.mUTs INSTRUCTOR
SUPPOSED MURDER IN PRINCE eEoR9E
CuUNTY-TH BLUES At OLD PoiNT-THE
FRENCH RELIGIOUS oRDERs-aR. GLAD
STONE SUPPORTED IN THE HOUSE of
coMMoSs-FoRTY PERSONS LOST BY A
RAFT DISASTER IN R3ssIA-THE ITCH
BORNE CASE. AGAIN-THE NATIONAL
F'ETE BEGUs-FRENCH JESUiTs IN QUE
BEG.
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The Wyiheyille Enterprise, OF Saturday.
under the beading Horrible Discovery"
has the following: "Tbis morning the
horrible discovery OF five infant skulls was
made i'm the house Of white woman who
died in this place Thursday. The skulls,
with other bones, had been deposited in a
key, which is said TO have been strictly
guarded By the woman when alive. We
will perhaps be able to give additional par
ticulars in our next"
The champion berry. pickers surely live
in Wythevilie, and are the three little
daughters Of Alex. Meyers. They picked,
says the Enterprise, during the cherry sea-
son, as published a couple OF weeks since,
1914 gallons OF that fruit in five days. de-
voting couple of hours each day to the
gathering. Now they have gathered 81
cations OF dewberries in three days, walk
ing two miles into the country TO get TO the
fields in which the berries grew.
The Huntington Advertiser states that on
Monday last Captain Rice, conductor on
train west. received a telegram TO have Ed
ward C0lley, son OF Mrs.. Colley who keeps
the Jordan Alum Springs, arrested for bur
glariously entering the safe ut the Springs
and carrying off some money. According
90 M OluctT WIS iOuuu feany at SnUuttuus
aed the young man secured and returned to
Virginia for trial.
IL. T.. Heide, OF Wilmington, N. c.. who
is now travelling in Norwsy, Wriics TO bis
A. 8. Heide, that be has just been
10 see the old Vikings ship recently 'un-
earthed by workmen engaged In isveIing
large mound.
Judge Burks, OF the Court OF Appeals,
has been quite sick for two weeks past, and
will not be able 10 attend the court ut
Wytheyille, which commences on the 18th
Instant.
John C. Stephens, OF Christiansburg, was
painfully wounded q few days ago by the
bursting OF the barrel OF his gun. The
was driven into bis face.
Several camp-meetines are being held In
lie Valley and Southwest.
1t Is conceded that Coiquitt will be nomi-
mated Tor reelection as Governor Of Georgia.
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.la aa' from store. soc. y sack
e. yeno~. sEaeK. !. est icsf IiK-.
~ .osp: Counon. oes7c.. ces' w.snirg. 7t1srs
o is ssss sSs aspcv ss'f T.. sG~s1 80:
!nperiAL el.lo@tl.se; sunpowoss' slAsoa'5s
Hides. Leather. &c.
Hfdss. Wet ssIted. e69c.. dry saisec. I2@I5c.
Dry s1as ssasb es.Sea s asssc so.bea nsr
ness leather, 30a40c. flushed ng per s".. AJg.s
flushed kips, 4o&5oc.; ael'iocs so'es, 2o@21c'
iron. steel. Naiis. &C.
y~sn: American rsnneo. Oid Dezipinr bar
6-l0e v b. for standard sizes; English nd
Aniericsn sheet. Az g. sweaes. sammsssd. Ok.
Ssiis: Oa DOMINION. 80 per kes for standard
Plough Cassfsgs: wholesale. 80. re,Ai, Az.
Rcps: Manila. best, lsx;.: Jnte, sx3s
Lumber. saves. nc.
Lumber: White oak. sI3asIa a 1000:
" rs.sIn virsinia poplar. sI494z5 y 1000:
~e.fs u.rs A14la&42.50 - 1000: yellow n,ns
eos'cs -, make: stia; dry clear. slSs 20 -
lsnsras. smnrles- pine. sI.75@s2.50;. cypress
5i!,.aen. ss@ts D 1000. Laths-sphh 81; sawed
Starss. Whissey barrel timber green. VI eat2ey
1000: seasoned. sz0GGs23 y LOCO. Flour-os-rs
timber, s44et7 a Loo. Flour-barreI poles, t4A
&c: hogshead-hooIs. zoe. y bundle.
Giduors. Wines. sc.
AIe. scotch, best brands, pins f2ets2xS
dozen, gold.
BrGndfss. Domestic. Al 25Gt2: fruit. A1.1oz
tl.4o; apple. new, i55@tz; old, s2.zS&ts
Virginia peach. f2Ht2.Ao.
gve WhisksvS: Medium. sI.50de2: pure Old. 90
ga; Virginia mountain, new, t1@sz.oo, ia
t2.50@s3 so and upwards.
Gin Domestic. 81 g5as2: imported, IS p ess..
Nslo England Rgng: sI.50asi,60.
RectUeed WhfskeUs: Market auiet.
Powder. shot. &c.
Fuse TOYS mining. S5A7Sc. = LOG c.s'
poiodsr. 1878 by the Ave kegs-,ess han 5T1
Kegs, 80. rs blasting. 80 Zj@t3.jO.
baot: Northern 2 = ,as OF ~ 10.
GrinistsBes: Ike. a N.
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LATES FOREIGN NEWS.
France.
THE RELIGIOUS ORDERS.

THE RELIGIOUS ORDERS.
LONDON, July IA Paris dispatch says:
"The idea OF immediate seventies against
the Dominicans have been abandoned.
Therefore everybody except Jesuits may
share in the fste OF July 14th."
The Senate accepted grant OF half 4
million OF francs for the .tete Of July 14th
by a vote OF les to "a.
Another Paris dispatch says that Jules
Wales has arrived, and that Henri Roche
fort was expected to-day.
THE NATIONAL FRTE VIRTUALLY BEGUN.
PARIS. July 12.-The national Jste bias
virtually begun. The extreme quarters OF
Paris are already prOfusely decorated with
banners and devices Of various kinds. The
pleasure fairs, organized in all open spaces,
were in full swing even last night. Many
thousands OF persons from the provinces
have already arrived, and the railways are
bringing large accessions. The weather Is
magnificent.
Supporting Gladstone.
LONDoN, July 12.-The London CORE
spoudent OF the Edinburg Scotsman says
he has the best authority for saying that Il
movement il afoot below the gaUgway in
the House of Commons 10 present an adj
dress TO Premier Gladstone. assuring him
of the willingness OF large number OF
members to support him in continuing the
session of Parliament as long as he may
deem it necessary to sit to carry out the
Government programme.
The American kthe Team I'm Camp at
Wimbledon.
LONDON, July l2.-Messrs. Scott, Farrow,
Rockwell, Brown, Fisher, and Clarke,
American ri1emen, are now In camp at
Wimbledon, The whole team will proba-
Div participate in the open competition for
sIHall bores to-day.
Marine Disaster.
LONDON. July 12.-Tbe German bark Mar
gsretbe. from Darien May 4th for Connah's
QUAY. Ireland, is ashore at West Hoyle.
Hel cargo will probably be saved.
Lafer.-The bark has her back broken,
and is a total wreck.
French Jesuits Arriving ia Canada.
QUEBEC, July ia number OF French
Jesuits have arrived here by the steamship
Peruvian. They are said TO be The advance
guard OF q host OF others who are seeking
an asylum in Canada.
The Tfcnborme Claimant Case, Again.
LONDON, July IA dat has been applied
for 10. carry the appeal In the Tichborne'
claimant case TO the House OF LORDS.
Disaster ON the River Dneiper.
,.rr n,surp TO PIECES AND FORTY LIVES
LOST.
ODESSA, July 12.-Lsst week a timpei
raft with forty persons on board was dasneo
TO pieces in therapids OF the river Dneiper'
and all persisted.
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CIII,PEPER.

THE DEATH OF JUDGE HENRY sHACKkLFoRp
c,SCEnous AFFECTION OF THE EYES THE
CAUSE.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispa'ch.I
July 10. 1880.
Judge Henry Shackelford Qate Judge OF
the sixth circui) died this morning at 3
o'clock, at his late residence. For many
months the Judge bad been sufferer from
a cancerous affection OF his eyes, which
finally proved the cause OF his death. Du-
ring bis late Illness he was surrounded by
his children, and every comfort, COVE
nience. and attention loving hearts and
hands could give were his.
Judge Shackelford wal born in 1902. and
was therefore about seyenty.eight years old.
His remains will be inferred at Bellevue,
near Brandy station, tomorrow evening.
u
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EACHANGE.
RICHMOND, July ~, 1880.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 32s bushels. Red o'234 ou>h'
els an, -oo 49,, HI,
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, SO bushels very 1000 at Sill
90 bushels good at $l.17: 1870 bushels 1000 Nv
AIl5: 90 bushels common at slO7-'oal, 3zc
bushels. Red. 500 bushels prime Lancaster on pr.
waite terms: $50 bushels damp Lancaster .. Sill
$50 bushels very good Lancaster a. siis; 40
In shels very good Lancaster az SLID; l60 bushels
very good Lancaster a. $1.17: l2S bushels prime
Lancaster At sl.2o; 2l2 bushels common F1nz a,
QOc: zoo bushels common Fulz at 81 OF; 80
bushels common Fuliz at 95c.: l6S bushels prime
Fully az .I19: l42 bushels fair Fultz al ~ O2
ia bushels fair Fulz at Sl.OS; 42O bushels damn
Ful,z AZ t1lI: $50 bushels good Fnliz at Sl.Os
52s bushels very good FaEz at si.12-total, 1904
bushels.
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The Arctic Cruise.
CRUISE OF THE CORwIN TO THE ARCTIC RI
GIONS.

GI0NS.
SAN Francisco, July IA Port Town.
send dispatch says the bark Henry Buck,
fifteen DAYS from Ounalaska, arrived there
to-day with the revenue-cutter Corwin's
mail. The Corwin lift Ounalaska on the
9Th of June, after taking seventy tons OF
coal from the Henry Buck. She was well
furnished with provisions from the Alaska
Commercial Company. Everybody on board
was well and sangune Of the ultimate sue
cess OF the expedition. The Corwin was
bound irst for ST. BuIes Island, thence to
Michaelsfsky. TO await a chance to enter
Behring Straits, as Captain Erskine. OF the
steamer st. Paul. reported that the ice was
not.yet open. The winter has been very
mild, with a late spring.
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Strike Of IrOn.WOrk ers.

READING, PA. july 12.-The heaters,
rollers, and squeezers, numbering fifty
men, employed at the Sheet mill, GA" de-
partment OF the Reading IRONY Works,
struck this morning against reduction OF
10 per cent. Two hundred and fifty men
are thrown out OF work by the strike, and
the mill has stopped.
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POLITICAL.
The Democratic Congressional Com
millec I'm Session. Y.

NEW YORK, July 12.-The Democratic
Congressional Committee met az noon TO-
day at The Hoffman House. Its members
arc Senator Wallace. OF Pennsylvania. char
man; j. s. c. Blackburn, OF Kentucky, wee
chairman II. b. Banning, Of Cincinnati,
secretary w. II. BarDum. OF Connecticut;
G.. w. Gill, Of Massachusetts,; August
scheII, OF New York; w. Pinckney Whyie,
OF MARYLAND; j. Il. Mcdonald. OF Indiana
w. II. Morrison, Of Illinois; J. I. Farley,
OF California; J. Il. Clarke, Jr.. OF
Missouri; Il. +. Jones. OF Louisiana
:. Pasco. OF Florida; NJ. c. Butler,
OF South Carolina; Eppa Hunton,
of Virginia; J. &. Gould, OF Delaware; 5.
Huchins, OF District OF Columbia; ii. q.
Davis, Of West Virginia; and Frank Jones,
OF New Hampshire. Campaign business IS
under discussion. Senator Wallace called
the meeting to order. and Duncan ;. Wal
ker, OF Washington, ID. G., acted as secre-
tary.
After some informal discussion. The COM
mittee adjourned until tomorrow afternoon
at the same place.
The members OF the committee present
were Messrs. Wallace, Barnum, Schell. Ban
ming, Whyie, Mcdonald. Farley, Jones,
Pa>co, Butler. Hunton, Gould, Hutchins'
and Davis. There are two vacancies yet on
the committee. which will probably be illled
at the uresent session.
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Formal Letter Of the Republican Can
didate Accepting the Chicago
nominations

WHAT THE REPUBLICANS wAST - THE EP-
roHTs OF ALL MUST DE DIRECTED TO THE
RESTORATION or PEACE THROUGHOUT THE
LAND RKgDoN AND ToLRRATIoS OF POI
LIrIcAL OPINION IN THE SOUTH AT DIS
couxr-ABsoLuTE SEPARATION or CHURCH
AND srArE-FAvoRABLE CONDITION OF THIS
YArI0y's PINAScEs-THE CUSTOMS LAWS,
RIVER AND HAEB0R IMPROVEMENTS, CIVIL.
SERVICE REFORM DISCUSSED, &C.
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NEW YUM
New YORK. July II -Eoer.-Stocks irregular.
Money on call. 2@3 Der cent. rxciiauHf-i|ug'
aga: Short, ass. state bonds duh. Governments
Erfnfnq.-Money, gas per cent. Fxchange'
4s3, GnSernments steady; new 81. 1854; A Der
cents, lO9l,;'4 per cents, 1855. States Gull.
BALTIMOHE.
BALTIMORE, July IL Virginia g., offered.
So: pas;-due coupons, ga; new lU-4O's, 4lS
ln.IO's. common. SO.
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Death OF q Weii,Known Deaf Mute
V0HfrucfOr.

HARTFORD, COM. July 12.-Professor
John q. Buli. for q quarter OF century in
structor in the Aiaeriean Asylum for deaf
and dumb in this city. died to-day. He
was known 10 all who are connected with
deaf-mu,e instruction throughout the
country.
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The New York Police Commissioners
muddle.

New York. July 12.--General Smith took
possession of his office at police headquar-
tiers this morning without opposition from
the Displaced Commissioner voorbis. The
latter, how ever, IL expected to make some
demonstration during the day.
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Meeting of the Democratic Standard
Bearers.

NEW YORK, July 12-HOn. William II.
English, the Democratic candidate for Vice
President, visited General Hancock on Gov
errors Island to-day, remaining there about
two hours and a half. Among the other
visitors to the General to-day were Blanton
Duncan. Congressman Ellis OF Louisiana,
General BLAIR Of Louisians. General Ewing
OF Ohio, and Joaquin Miller.
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BOARDINC.

MRS. cox, as FIFTH AVENUE, go, cor, !,
Wl ner Tenth rect, New York Elesant roors
superior board. $40 weekly, ~ s asn,'
shis advertisement '0' ia'p'' 10 9.atawews
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FORTRESS MONROE. Jolly 12.-Tbe Rich
mond Light Infantry Blues, Captain John
s. Wise, arrived here to-day and VIII camp
near the fort for ten days. They were met
by the Artillery School band and we're es-
cor.ed to their quarters.
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Flour.
Yy Telegraph.

r'ne. t4nl4.50; eSLs. $3.50 spltrune, s4G
$3.50; common fsDiiv. s5.75MS5.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.


STATE SECURITIES. Bid. Asksd.
yirrinia copsos, ,. and J............. So 664
Virginia petIers, j. aud ........, 49,. 20 -.
Virginia deferred. J. and J............
We. tax-receiyabe coupons............ e4h e4*
Nreiua 1U-4O coupons. 30
North Carolisa As, J. and J...."..... "a
CITY BONDS.
Richmond city S's, J. and J........... 12l
Richmend city IS, j. and J............ 10TH
LyDchbsrg city IS, j. and J............ lOl
Norfolk ciy water s's, j. aud J........ 1lS
Manchester bridge SIS, ". and Man.. ~
RAILROAD BONDS.
Va. Cen. X. X. Sd mort. e., J. a H.. l0ck 10l
Va. and T.. X. X. "a mort. 6s, j. j. 100
X. and ID. X. X. consoi. 6's. NJ. n NJ. lOz
Piedmont Il. X. 1st mort. e's. A. 4 U. ITO -.
Alta alta and Charlotte IS. j. J...... ~
c.. g. and A. X. X. lst mort. rs, j. y. lO2
G., Z. aud A. X. X. % mort. rs, A. -. W
RAILROAD STOCKS. Par.
&. and o. Railway eommon.:..... 100 10 ~
A.. ~. and q. X. R................. IOu 10
H.. Y. aud y. X. x. tommOu..,.. 100 40 -.
Richmond and DaEville Railroad. 100 IN q
g.. G.. and A. Railrosd....."..... 1c0 3ZA S4f
A. aud Char. Air. Line Baliway... lou III 20
BANK STOCKS.
First National. 100 lSo -.
Naiionst Bank OF vir2ina......... 100 - lOi
Planters National .,.......,...... lOo lZo 80
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Virginia Fire aud Narine.......... % ~ 81
Virginia Siate.... ..............-.. 20 % 40
Nirsinia Home. 70 -. 'V
C1ty e..........,.,....s....'.-'' % 80
Merchants and Mechancs..... ltO VI 80
MISCELLANEOUS.
Old Dominion Steamship Con-. 100 eoh 80
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Supposed Murder i'm Prince George
County.

PETERSBURG, VA, July l2.-The body OF
an unknown white man, supposed TO have
been murdered was found to-day on Rush
moore's farm, Prince George county, five
miles from this city. a rope was tied tight
around his neck. The body was found IN a
rude box. which had evidently been thrown
into ditch add left there.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCh.

49, ----~r-~-~-
MINIATURE ALMANAt-JrLY IL, 1850.
Sun rises ~ 4:55I HIGH TIDE.
sun sets. 1:Zl hoIh'hg ''''''''''' go
Moon sets....... 1890 Evening. ........'' $40
PORT OF RICHMOND, July IL, 1850.
ARRIVED.
steamship Old Dominion. Walker, New fors,
merchandise and passengers. q. W. Allen 4 Co.,
agents. .. -,
Writ Roberts.
SAILED.
Steamer ARIEL Clifford, Ori0lk. United STATES
mall merchandise, ami passengers J.. u. Tatsm'
agent.
CLEARED
Rri,ish bark Anna McPhsIl master corn, TO Lynn,
EnglaI Il; vessel from Buck & risttan'
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The Casb-ShannOu Duel.


CHICAGO, July ia portion OF The cFy
of Waterloo, Iowa, was flooded Yesterday
morning by heavy rain-storm. Barns and
small dwellings were moved from their
foundations, and more substantial buildings
partly submerged. Two boys and one girl
were drowned. The damage TO property
is estimated at $4,000.
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MENTOR, ONO. July 12.-General Gar
field has forwarded to Senator Hoar, OF
Massachusetts, the following letter OF ac-
ceptauce Of the nomination rendered by the
Republican National Convention
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Fuse. TOYS mining S5A7'c. = LOG c.s'
poiodsr. 1878 by the Ave kegs--,ess han 5y1
Kegs, 1926 blasting. 81 Zj@t3.jO.
bnot. Northern, ( z a has OF 10 10.
ErfnistsBss. Ike. N.
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IuyestigatiOn into the Narragansett
DiSaSfer.

New LONDON, CONN., July 12.-Inspect-
ors Havery and Beckwith will begin the in
vestigation into the cause OF The Narragan-
sett disaster next Thursday forenoon in the
courthouse in tbs city.