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ny Telegraph.
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK. July 13.-COttOn qu'et upands,
/ l%c. orleans, l2c.; sales. 269 bales. Flour
Southern steady: common 10 fair extra, s5.25M
50 20; good To choice extra. <6.25MS7 Wheat
heavy and lG3c. lower, with light export and tar
speculative trade; uDgraded red sl.l2@s1 20.
Corn AGkc. lower and active closing stronger
migrated, 46(d 49c. Oats heavy and hGlc. lower (:
No. g., 34G34kc Hops dull and unsettled. Coffee
refining, ll-l6d7 l3-l6c.; prime, &C.: renr ed
less active and weak; standard "A" 0Ac 9kc.
Molasses unchanged and quiet. Rice in fair demand
and unchanged. ROsin dull and unchanged. Tur-
pentine firm at 27@27kc. Wool unchanged Pork
opened weak closed higher and strong with more
active trade at sl3.25Gsl3.40. Middes quiet and
short. 7Ac. lard shade easier; trade very mode
rate at s7l2a s7.22H. Whiskey nominal. frelghts
steady.
BALTIMORE. July l3.-Flour steady and an ad.
vance of 25c. on Howard-street aud city Mills
family. Wheat-soulhern easier western active
and lower for spot; dun and lower for futures
southern red, Al .05mSl. o amber, sl.l26SIl6;
No. Maryland. sll6@sl.l7; No. 2 western
winter red. spot, Sl.1lh@tI1lk; july. sl.l0t 10
@sl. l0h; August and september. 81 07's@ 81 .0s.
lower: southern white, 56c. yellow nominal
Oats steady and unchanged. Provisions unchanged.
Coffee firm: Rio carg0es, ordinary 10 prime, l36n
l6c, Sugar srm; - =" son, l0Sc. whiskey duh aud
unchanged. freshis unchanged.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, July 13.-Flour strong; family
old, s5.l0as5.90; new easier at - s0@s4. 80.
Wheat dull and lower: No. 2 amber, e9Ge5c. No.
red winter. 96d 9Sc. Corn sfeady aud unchanged.
Oats nrmer; No. mixed, soc. Pork quiet at $l3.
Lard quet at $3.50. Bulk. meats quiet; shoulders,
t4.70: rihs, " 10. Bacon In good demand; shout
ders. .s5.62k RIB, s7.s7k; sides. rs, l2%. Wills
key firm at &1.O6. Suear casier hards, tOAm
aud . shade higher: common. t3.5o@s4 20 light,
ti,7o@t4,90,
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
1I'HE LIFE-INSURANCE COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA,
UNDER THE DIRECTION or us STOCKHOLDERS,
HAS
REMOVED TO THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
AND FIXED ITS
PRINCIPAL OFFICE At No. Tenth STREET.

Established under the auspices Of such men "a the
late A. G. Mcllwaine, its first president: darcy
Paul, ITS first president, and ID. Il. Tennent
who has neen continuously one Of its vIce-presi-
Gents, and member OF It's Finance Committee
since Its foundation, II has aimed always TO main
tain the high character with which such men
moulded all their enterprises.
No man has ever had 10 enforce claim against IL
by the judgment OF a court.
IL has always kept an ample reserve In cash.
Its policies have always been ncontestable after
three years except for actnal fraud.
Its assets are larger In proportion 10 liabilities
than those Of any company In the United states.
Ii invites mn examination Into It's modes OF in-
vestment, Its strength, and its rates.
IL issues policies OF insurance In amounts not ex-
ceeding a.. OOO-for single year, term OF years
lat rates quite rs low as cooperative aSsessmenisl
or for life, and endewments for any period. Pre-
miums payable annually. semi annually, quarterly,
or monthly. SAMUEL d. PAUL, President.
JAMES w. PEGRAM, Secretary. " 7.lm
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r,,r rorAcco-xAsrrAcrunISo.

D 1,,, n. s3.50@s4; medium,
A.56@t5: good, to.o s,son s5NA5 so; medium,
.s Ls% ~ d,ii cod. t7sS ans; sesa0 .,,u
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ss .,o. s ane' sI0@sii :
ss.5o@{9: good. eg5oesio' ""''
extra sun-cured. 4l2Mlo' .r,.n,v,
pniouT roBAcco-MAsUFAcTch
r.,,nop Asafl0; medium, slOp
ar s".c s"od ii acssis lns. ie@a2m s7@so
good. sla@slz; Dnu sIOep Al medium, 81 5@
spe good st2oSSso; dne. s40asoo; fancy s8c
@fao. nsbognny.-Common, s12msl5
rsg,,,n Isa 400 good. s92@s25; fine, 5000
$40; extra. f46ms0o.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for ibi. class Of go9ds 10 conRned
PRINCIPALLY TO good old hesv!-po"''" '"s' ""' nv
'u ns h Inys saat5: Kentucky River Tugs, 500
sl2: Kentucky Kiyer Leaf, tl3dsle'
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a
~ TAKING EFFECT JANUARY 9, 1885,
PASSENGER TRAINS.
800 Z. VI. Leave Richmond daily except sun
dayl connecting AZ West Point on
Tuesday. TIL r. DAY. ana SAT-
URDAY with steamers Tor all land
ings on the York river and for B4lti-
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
$40 4. M Leave Richmond daily except sum
1000 \. VI. day., connecting AT West Point with
steamers for baltimore ON MONDAY,
TUESDAY, WEDNE SDAl,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY ;
with steamers for New York on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. and
FRIDAY; with steamers for PrONl-
dence aud Boston on TUESDAY and
FRIDAY.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
1000 \. NJ. Arrive at Richmond daily texcep,
sunday, connecting at West Point
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT-
URDAY with steamers from Bait-
more
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
9:55P Ma Arrive at Richmond daily except
s:UOP. NJ sunday, connecting AT West ioiui
with steamers from Baltimore, New
York. Providence, aud Boston.
No transfer OF freight At Richmond 10 - ron
southern points. Cars run through between ALBANIA
Careful handling and dispatch, with lowest rates,
guaranteed.
Tnrough bills OF lading, with guaranteed rates,
Issued 10 all northern AID western points.
For In formation, Apply At Office OF the company
Twenty-third aud Dock streets, Richmond. Va.
Qsa ii. I. DOUGLAS, superintendent
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY w. Goddin,
Real Estate Auciioneer,
corner Eleventh snd Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LARGE GUAM
HOUSES IN ROCKETS ON NICHOLSON,
HAGUE. LrWls. STATE, AND CENTRE
STREETS. NEAR TO WILLIAMSBURG AVE-
NUE. AND THE FULTON BAPTIST CHURCH.
nv virtue OF d. ed OF rnst given for the pad pur-
chase money txecuted TO the subscriber bv Rev. DIR.
A. r. dickinson barring date Octo0er |. 1872, duly
recorded rs well In Richmond Chanccry Court a. In
Henrico County Court, shalt In execution thereof,
proceed 10 sell at public auction on the premises re-
spectively, in The ORDER advertised, on MONDAY
riir oh Of July, 1880. commencing ut O'Clock
pm ~ far M not, on The first fair day hereafter),
the following REAL ESTATE. on n part Of which
fhe,e are len 10 TWELVE SMALL FRAME
DWELLTNGS-yiz $40 FEET on the north .ide
of Nicholson street between Lester street and WI.
IIsmshurg avenue running back 100 2 ct; also, 90
FEET In OF the above fronting 400 feet on the
south side Of Hague str' 81 ana running back 100
feet: also. that BEAUTlFUL sou SIZE or LAND
~ cws's plan, aoj"iDiug The Fu on Baptist church.
fronting 2l4 1912 feet The north SIDE Of Mich
olson street between Fulton and Wiltshire streets,
running back 1872 feet TO Centre street, with neat
new FRAME DWELLING thereon: also. lots Nos.
10 rs. Inclusive, on the north side of Lewis street
running back Of irregular depth. having thereon
about TEN SMALL FRAME COTTAGES; also
LOTS Nos. | 70 81. inclusive, on The north side OF
Lewis street east OF wiltshire street. rnnnng back
III feet e. an alley. having thereon an xceeni
DOUBLE-FRAME TENEMENT; also. LOTS Nos
TO II. Inclusive, on the south side Of 'iily street
Tin OF the abovel. running bach III feet 10 aid
alley: Also LOTS Nos. tO21. inclusive, fronting
ON The north side Of Gilly street and running back
III feet.
PIats of the foregoing lots can be at my office
and viii be exhibited az the sales.
7 n, special attention of persOns wishing 10 invest
in cheap property is particularly called TO this large
sale.
TERMS: Although the deed qulres a cash sale
am authorized 10y the creditor tO accept one third
cash balance 1T Xix ana twelve months for nego
liable notes, interest added, secured by deed o.
trust. W. OODDlN,
iVS Trustee.
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BALTINORE.
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. July ID. 1880.


OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 100 bushels. Red, 4,9ls bush.
els
CORN White 1900 bushels. Mred, 800 BUSH
els
OATs.-500 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 8 bushels common at Sl.O6;
90 bushels very gO0u on private ierms-tOia 100
bushels. Red, 100 bushels very good Lancaster on
private terms; 1,34s bushels good Lancaster At
sl.iS; % bushels common Lancaster at sl.0S;
592 bushels PRIME Lancaster ~ sl.20; 10 bushels
very good Lancaster AZ Sl.l9; 81 bushels good
fuliz atsl.ll: "A bushels fair Fnl'z al $l.06; 20
bushels common fuhz at Csc; Al bushels common
fultI at soc. o bushels common fullz Mt 81 so
bushels prime fuiiz at sll3: bushels fair FnItz
at Sl.O3; 422 bushels very good Fuliz al &I.lO:
SO bushels fair tuliz at sl.0S; 79s bushels prime
tuliz at u IA; l,020 bushels very good Fuliz at
sll2; 23S bushels good Fultz at Sl.09-,otaI,
6,034 bushels.
CoRN.- White, 200 bushels on private terms.
OATs.-oO bushels prime winter at SOC.
Flour.
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MANCHESTER. July ., 1850.
ITO THE PUBLIC.-THE REAL ES-
L TATE. AUCTlON EERING. AND RENTAL
BUSINESS, formerly conducted m the city OF Man
chester bv our Father the late FRANK j. SAMPSON,
will hereafter be continued by in all its branches
under the firm name OF JOHN l.. SAMPSON X
BROTHER.
by strict personal attention TO all business en-
trusted 10 our care. hone 10 merit continuance
Of the liberal patronage heretofore extended {" our
father. JOHN T.. SAMPSON.
~ lO-lOt WILLIS \. SAMPSON.
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Auction sALES-This Dav.
~ Robert II. Lyme,
Real Estate AuctlOncer,
1912 Main street.


VALUABLE AND WELL-LOCATED
Y LARGE BRICK STABLE AND STORE
PROPERTY. WELL KNOWN AS ~.
"THF WALL-STREET HOTEL PROPERTY"
BUT LATELY OCCUPIED BY Tue
MFSSRS. ODENHtINER A. A SALE AND LlN-
cry BUSINESS. LOCATED ON THE EAST
LINE OF FIFTEENTH COR WALi)
STREET BETWEEN MAIN AND
FRANKLIN STREETS.
FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION.
Nv request OF the owners. MesSrs Odenheimer K
Son, who contemplate change, will offer for ale
upon the premises. by pubic suction. on WE'D
NFSDAY NEXT, the 14ih day of july. 1880, at
GEO T. NJ. the ABOVE DESIRABLE STABLE-
STORE, and WELLING-PROPtRTY. The
building frons Fifteenth street 81 feet inches,
and runs back i'm Irregular shape about loo feet
on the north line OF IN alley feet wide The stable
has large capacity for stock and vehicles. splendid
mne-sheds, &C. &c. The store under the dwelling
rents regularly, and the dwelling over stable and
store has some thirteen rooms, mostly occupied by
paving tenants. Water, gas, and cuyerlS on The
premises. Good entrance to dwelling. This offers
an unexcrptionable opportunity 20 parties 10 pur-
chase good stable property right In the centre OF all
the business.
TERMS will be one fourth cash balance upon a
credit OF six, twelve. and eighteen months notes.
interest. aud deed OF trust.
Special and particular attention Is invited TO thls
sale, the owners having determined 70 sell.
ROBERT u. LYME.
" Th.S.M.TukW5t Anct oneer.
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Bv W. GOddiH,
Real Estate AuctiOneer,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF THAT LARGE
- THRFE-STORY BRICK TtNFMkNT On
THE SOUTH SIDE OF BRO Nd BETWEEN Fol -
SHEE AND ADAMS STREkTS.-At the request of
the owner will offer for sale AZ publc auction on
the premises. on THURSDAY The l5ih July. ESQ,
az G O'Clock +. NJ. That LARGE AND VERY Dr.
SIKABLE THREE-STOR BRICK TENEMENT
located as above, the store part OF wic isnow TN 'he
occupancy Of Mr.. Philips. and he upper prrt by the
owner, The Lot has a front Of 24Xl3O feet 10 an
alley The tenement IS I'm good ordcr IN addition,
there Is an excellent brick Kitchen. ard large new
brick stable. containing six To eIghi stalls.
As nroporry on Broad street is daily improving,
now is a rare chance to secure Erst-r1te Invest
ment.
hour Of safe. W. Gpi)DlN,
iyl2 Auctpneer.
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BY Telegraph.


NEW YoRK. July l3.- NoGn.-StOcks strong and
active aud higher. Money on call, 2d3 per eent
rxonange--Long, 4S3: short, 4S4H. state bonds
dull. Governments nominal
fSuentnq.-AiOney. 2a3 per cent. Exchange.
4s3. Governments firm; new SIS. l034 a. per
cents, l09b; per cents, lOSA. States Gull.
BALTINOhE.
BALTIMORE, July I3.-Vrginia 6's, old, 81
asked: defer red, 6i5 consols, So; second seri,s
20; psst-due coupons. S4 new 10-40's, 40s
0-40's, coupon. SO. Bid to-day.
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RUAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

nor SALE PRIVATELY. OR EX. a.
L CHANGE FOR CITYOF RICHMOND Or Iii
MANCHESTER PROPERTY, \ GOOD FARM
"A splendid location for 4 physician. IL OF solo
within the next Thirty days, 10 viii then be FOR
RENT or LEASE. Distance from Manchester TWEEN
tY-twO miles, within one mile or POwhatan station,
Richmond and Danvle railroad.
+. J.SAMPSON. AucliOneer,
10 0S.eoJIO' Manchester. Va.
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JULY l3.-The following are the quotations:
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
Lugs.-common to good. a. .5olGf6
Leaf.-Common, &6.SOa47; meiium, tsaka.
good, $40 atll; fine, sl2@tl4; extra hne, sl53
Stemmtng.-common k3@s4: medirm. sea
$500 good, tS9tsi ane, tlQGslQ.7a.
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qarlntt,s-

No. 1 leaves Richmond daily except SUNNY.
No. 3 leaves Richmond dallf.
No. ; leaves Richmond DAY except sunday. O1
Saturdays only viii run o. stanton, arriving A.
lp:lj Z. n.
No u leaves Charlottesville dn|t except SIM itF.
Ss- Nos. / aud 3 run through from ~ 0nl 30
Huntington.
Lyucbhurg aud Danyille.
No. 3 connects at Huntington vita -t'tuer, f'r
al rOLnts Wesi.
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by Robert u. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOneer,
No. 1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE
L BRICK STORE AM DWELLING on THE
WEST SIDE OF SEVENTEENTH NEAR CLAY
STREET, AND NOW OCCUPIED BY MR. JOHN
MANONNI, AT AUCTIuN.-ln execution OF a
certain deed Of trust from John ManJnni. dated
10Th October, 1879, ard recorded In Richmond
Chancery Court (p. g. l1j y. Pare 1921, 10 the un-
dersigned as trustee. wi offer Tor sale, npon the
premises, On THURSDAY. 18Th July, 1850, al
& o'clock =. M.-beiug required so 10 DO by the
holder of one Of The notes secured thereby default
having been made i'm The aymeut Of The SAM AL
the PROPERTY conveyed Dy laid deed. the lot
fronts - feet Sevenu enth street aud runs Dach
l23 teet. The Improvements consist OF TWO
STORY S1OCK-BRICK STORE. win dwelling
overhead and has for long time been uSeh as
bakery. Any one wishing 10 purchase GOOD store
properly will 90 wei 10 attend the sale, AS THIS is
one OF rhc best I'm that part 81 the Y.
TERMS: Cash a to cost and expenses of SAFE and
70 pay of note Of Sl703l, pSs-due, Win an IN
teroxt that may he due thereon. upon crenlt on
Sl7O.3I tin September |. 1850. on S257.6O ana
S0ls.43 ul October %. 1850. and balance upon
such terms as will be given at time of sale.
ROBERT Il. LYME,
~ 9 trustee.
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By George II. PoiudgXicr,
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOneer,
No. 1900 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO NEAT
i TWO.STORY FRAME TENFMENlS ON
WEST CLAY STREET. Nos. 1910 AND 1872
BFTWFFN KINNEY AND NORTON >TEEJS,
ONE SQUARE BEYOND ELBA PARk.-By viz
of The provisions OF certain deed Of irn> exec
cu,ed 10 me on the l In day OF January ~ ~ re.
corded i'm n clerk, Office OF the ChanCefy Court Of
the city of Richmond. ID. 3. ne l.. uage Il, de-
fault having been made in the payment of the note
therein secured. viii sell hy auction. on The prem
ICES. on TUESDAY. july 20th, ~ 6N o'clock Z. NJ,
the aboye-de.cribed VALUABLE PROPERTY .
fronting 40 feet on Clay street AMI extending back
300 feet 10 an iilcy.
TERMS: sufficient I'm cash 10 pay expenses of
sale and note Of $1,000; b,lance AZ six and
twelve months. \. y. AEkf.N. trustee.
GEORGE n. POIHDEXrER. Auc ionG,r. j. y
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By Furman Upper,
Real Estate Agent and Auctoneer,
OIOl6 Main street. corner Of Eleventh.
TRUSTEES SALE OF AN ATTRAC-
i TIVE TWO-STORY FRAMED DWELLING
ON HILL STREET BETWEEN FIRST AND 81
JAMES STREETS In execution Il deea OF lruSi
from John W. Bnsh and wife To the undersigned,
as trustee. aud duly recorded I'm Richmond Cham
Gerry Court. Deed Book / IL {. page 296, being re-
quired so To DO by the holder OF certain notes se'
cured theren-defiult having been made i'm the
payment of one Of the nOies-I will sell on The pre-
mt.es. on NEDNEcDAY the IAN day OF July
1850. at =. VI the property above described
The house Is comparatively new ana the lot fronts
25 feet and runs back 80 feet, wish side allev.
TRHstS: Atsnie. W. GODDIN, Trustee.
IL y0l2l3&li
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY, July 10, 1850.
SALEs.-30 shares of Virginia Fire and Marine
Insurance Compaly's stock at 300; 10 shares of
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Company 5
tccka
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connects for Farmyille Lwcaourg. and Al
points IN the Southwest.
n connects for Milton. ~.
connects for Ashesiiie aud al point, in W.st
North Carolina.
ID connects for Macon and all points IL south yes,
Georgia.
f connects for ia k'onville and all points in Flo.
rida.
+ connects for Macon and an points IN S-uthua,
Georgia ana Chattanooga. Nashville, Memphis and
all Texas points.
e connect: for Selma, Meridian. Jackson. and
Nirksburg.
III cOnnet Is for Galveston and all Texas polnts.
Trains from the ahnye-nlmpi points arm. On
Elchmond 1t 4i3 p. W.. $50 \. M.sndG:SqPN
IRAN, b"iween Greensboro and salem run daily
except SUNDAY.
Trans on North Carolina division make conucc-
! ton 81 6Oll-bOrO with the ". & ". H. f. 10 aud
from Weldon snd Wilmington
Pullman Palace DrdHiug-roJM aud Sleeping Cars
run through on Tram No. ~ from New YORK and
Richmond 70 Atlanta, Ga, ON Train No. AZ from
Richmond 10 D4nyillc.
Bon Air passenger train leaves Richmond ~ :
l.. NJ; arrives AZ Bon Ar az 7:2O J.. VI. fr-.l.s
AZ toalield IT 1880 +. VI. RruuIug. leave. f.t'-
field At : A. VI Ron AR ~ $40 4. NJ. and 4l.tes
az Richmond AT $50 \. VI.
Tickets sold 10 all points -Oufh. southeast and
southwest and baggags chtck'd through.
No lsy-Over checks given ON local tickets.
JOHN Il. NACMI GDO,
General Passenger AzenL
L. VI. X. TALCOrr. General Superintendent.
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FOR RENT.


EOR RENT OR LEASE, ASHLAND -
Il HOTEL, WITH Oh WITHOUT FURNI- III
TURE.-It has the patronage OF Randolph Macon
College, good lne OF transient custom, and plea
SAINT accommodations for families. The present
tenant. DIR. Thomas j. Patrick, says: Having ar
ranged to engage 10 commercial pursuits I'm 4 dis
tanI part OF thu State snail retire from the hotel
on the expiration OF my lease. Ny connection WI n
IL has been pleasant and successful. II Is now full
Of bOarders, and | have been compelled 30 decline
MANY applications for want Of room" Possession
given September Ion. For terms applv 70
II. SELDOM TAYLOR,
Real Estate Agent and AuctlOnoer.
~ 14-eOdlw
EOR RENT. THAT NEW BRI' X Nr-.
Il STORE AND DWELLING on Broad III
Street between Graham and Hancock
FOR RENT. hose TWO NEW BRIO X STORES,
with DWELLINGS attached, on louisiana street,
Rockets.
FOR RENT, that detached BRICK DWELLING
corner Tweuty-f0urth and Marshall streets. con-
tainins FIVE rooms.
FOR RENT. that nice BRICK DWELLING cor
ner OF Twenty.thrd ana VI street, containing
seven rooms, and large lot atta he'd.
For terms Amply ~ SUTTON CO.,
is Q F,M&W HOS Main street.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

FiOuS
Zine, &4@H.50, ex..f. $3.50 superhne, San
$500; common family. $5.70Gs6.
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY.
an AND AFTER SUNDAY, july
~ 4TH l~sO, PASSENGER TRAINS RuN
AS FOLLOWS:
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RAILROAD LINES.

RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHEsPeAkEl
RAILROAD. !
OF TRAINS.
~ TAKING EFFECT JANUARY o, 1850,
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EOR SALE. a NEW BRICK HOUSE, q.
Il in hr,t-cia.s neishborhood; cost $4,000 ILL
rented to nromrt tenant ai $3.50 per aunum Pre-.
$4,000 $1,000 cash; balance on time. Address
REAL ESTATE.
f. 3O-eodlOt DisDdtch Office.
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BY JnO. f.. LaughtOn. Jr.. Auctioneer.
9l6 Main street.
CATALOGUE SALE al
LAW AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
At AUCTION.

On WEDNESDAY the l4th instant. nj O'Clock
win sell N nv suction bOuse. 9l6 Main street, The
LAW AND MISCELLANEOUS LIBRARY be-
ceased: together with many additions of VALU-
ABLE BOOKS OF LAW, HISTORY, BIOGRAPHY
POETRY, THEOLOGY. and GENERAL LITtRA-
TURE; an, n0~t which Il a set of AUDI BON'-
BIRDS OF AMERICA and other scarce and desira-
Bile books.
Catalogues now ready.
JNO. f. LAUGHTON. JR,
IN l2.3t AuctiOueer.
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A CAPITAL Dog Story.

THE POINTER. HECTOR, WHO KNEW HIS WAY
HOmE AND COULD NOT BE DECEIVED BY ARTS
OF MN.
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COMMENCING ST y ID AI, june l3.
j 1850, trains ON ihis read viii run as follows:
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-08-17

!he prevailing opinion regarding the
liability of iron to assume a crystalline
structure when employed In construc-
tion exposed TO continuous shock will
have to be somewhat modified, If the
observations recorded in q recent paper
by Prof. Bauschinger are strictly cor
rect. About two years ago the suspen-
sion bridge at Bamberg, erected In 1929
was overhauled, and three Of the chains
were tested for strength elasticity, etc.
The results obtained were compared
with those got from like tests made
upon a reserve chain manufactured by
the same firm, and at the same time
and place as the three chains actually
In uso on the bridge, and also, with the
figures obtained during experiments
conducted on new chain from the
same firm that made the other tour.
There was no ground tor supposing
that there was any change Of structure
or loss of elasticity during the half
century that the three chains had been
In use. These chains were just as good
as tho reserve chain and the new one.
Bridge boltswhich had been carefully
tested in 1852, before being put up, and
again In 1873, after twenty-five years
strain, showed no indication OF struct, =
raj or other alteration.