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DANVILLE.

DEATH OF REV. MR.. kUCkER-KILLED IN
wELL-cOSGREssIoNAL PROsPgcTs--0THER
ITEMS.
TCorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.J
AUGUST 2S, 1880.
Rev. Reuben ID. Rucker died at his resi-
deDce, near RiceyIlle, In this county. on the
2lst instant, in bis seyeuty.niDtb year. lie
was buried with due Donors on the 22d by
Poik Lodge OF Masons. OF which he was a
me9ber. Mr.. Rucker was, think, a ma
tive Of Amherst county, aud there are many
relatives OF his Ia that county In the region
Just vest Of the Tobacco-R0w mountain.
lie had been for about tweaty years dis
abIed for ministerial laboTs by Illness, and
for the last several years greatly affected In
mind and almost totally prostrated In body
by paralysis.
A negro man named Anthony Hightower
was killed 10 a we'll In North Danviile yes
terday morning. He had been down, 1t ap-
pears, and cleaned out the well, and ia COM
log out had been drawn nearly up 10 the top
when the ,ope broke and he fell back 70 the
bottom, distance OF about forty feet. The
party who went down after the body found
u lIfeIess, and when II hsd been gotten out
II appeared much bruIsed and battered.
" bias been announced officially that Q
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.


OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. $40 bushels. Red, 7196 bush
els: of which 35S bushels were re-eXhibited
CORN White, 1000 bushels; re.exhibited
MTed, 1876 bushels.
OATs-l72 bushels; of which lO4 bushels were
re.eXhlbited.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 35S bushels fair At Sl.07: 262
bushels good al sl.10- total, $50 bushels Red, &C
bushels common Lancaster at S1.03; 200 bushel:
common Lancaster at 81; AZ bushels common
Lancaster at Sl.05; 100 bushels common Lancas-
ter at 9Oc.; So bushels very good Lancaster at
al.12; 1924 bushels very good mixed on private
terms; 80 bushels good mixed at Sl.10; lie
bushels very good mixed al 81 co. A bush
els fair mixed at s1.06; ca bushels common mixed
at Al. 03 20 bushels prime FultZ at Sl.l0; 3l4
bushels prime FullZ on private terms; 500 bush
els very good FutZ on private terms; go bushels
good FultZ at S1.06; ATS bushels good Fuliz Al
81 .O5; 242 bushels fair Fultz at kl.03 2s6 bush
els fair Fuliz at tl.02; "a bushels common Fulii
at 4I.01: 270 bushels common FultZ at 81 sc
bushels common Fultz at 96c.; 20 bushels csmmo
Fnllz at 95c.; 100 bushels cOmmOH fuliz A. zoe.
bushels common Fultz at SSc /; 102 bushels com
mon Fulfzst S5c.: 8 bushels common Fultz at 75c.-
total. $3.50 bushels.
CORN White, 1880 bushels very good at 56c
Aixed, 1875 bushels good at SIC.
OATs.-l64 bushels good spring at SIC: bu:h
els prime winler al 60c.-toial, l72 bushels.
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Nolle Proseuui Entered.

HARRISBURG, Pa, August 2S.-At the as
sembIy OF the court this morning the dis
trict attorney asked for and obtained the
consent OF the Court to have nolle proSequl
entered I'm the cases OF ID. G. Clarke and
DR.. d. X. Shoemaker, charged with corrupt
solicitation OF members of the Legislature
in the matter OF the riot-claims bill. The
request was based on the ground OF INSULT
cient evidence TO convict.
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Two weu Rurued 10 Death.

LAWRENCE, MASS, August 2S.-A fire oc-
CURED this morning at The Pacific Mills, In
the flock washing-roQm, small one-story
building, having neither door nor window,
the entrance to the building being through
the skylight. Michael Lanergan and Pat
rick Moriarty were in the building at The
time of the fire, and being unable to get out
were burned TO death.
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Increased Cable Facilities.

BosToN, August 2S.-A special from Ban
gor states that important changes in the
overland lines connecting with the Anglo
American cable have been completed by
Superintendent Duxbury. BY the new ar
engagements cable facilities between this
country and the Old World are fully
doubled and the danger OF error In trans
mission also greatly reduced.
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Exciting Scene I'm a Kentucky Court.

NIcHOLAsvILLE, KY, August 2S.-At the
trial of Arnold for the murder Of Little a
verbal alteration occurred yesterday be-
tween counsel; whereupon Ike Arnold,
brother OF the accused leaped over the rail-
ing with cooked revolver in his hand, and
was going towards Bronston, the opposing
counsel. Intense excitement prevailed.
Mrs. Little tainted. A half dozen revolt
yers were drawn, and some one shouted,
" They're going to shoot" Mrs. Arnold
pulled her husband, the accused, under the
table, and shielded his body with her own.
Before any shots were fired young Arnold
was arrested, and Bronston concluded his
speech with closed doors. There is much
feeling among the friends OF the two parties.
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Tried for Libel and Acquitted.

HARRISBURG, Pa, August 2S.-E. II.
Wallower, proprietor OF the Harrisburg IN
dependent, was tried last night at Carlisle
in the Criminal Court for defaming the CHAR
acter OF Mrs. Catherine Eel, at the time she
was under sentence OF death for the muir
der of Mrs. Elizabeth Kiehl, by .repubIish-
ing an article in reference to her, which was
taken from the New York Herald. The
Jury this morning rendered a verdict OF not
guilty, and ordered the prosecutor to pay
costs. Mrs. ZelPs husband, the prOsecu-
tor, now lies IN jail, awaiting sentence for
larceny committed at the jail while he was
visiting his wife.
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The Colorado Republican Platform.

LEADvILLE, COL, August 2S.-The plat
form adopted by the State Republican Con-
vention endorses the State administration
and the national and State nominations, de.
clares opposition to monometalism, in favor
OF the establishment Of silver on an equal
basis with gold, and IN favor OF the free
coinage Of silver. 1t also declares that the
Democratic Congress in its treatment OF the
Indian question has failed to discharge a
public duty. Adjourned.
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J0urs,alfstfc.

Troy, N. Y, August 2S.-The Troy
Whig newspaper, with its franchises, to-
day passed into the control OF Benjamin f.
Judson, who will conduct the business
management, and Haynes ID. Cunningham,
who takes editorial charge. The name OF
the paper will be changed to the Morning
Telegram. 1t will remain Republican in
poIifics
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A possIbIe Cnse or YalIow.Feyer.

New YORK, August 2S,-Francs lie Foy,
passenger by the steamer Clyde from As
pinwall, was found suffering from malig.
nant or possibly yellow.fever at No. 1888
Wooster street yesterday. He has been
sent TO quarantine for treatment. The
Board.o f-IIealth officials are investigating
the case.
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The Union Pacific Railroad Damaged.

CHICAGO, August 2S.-h special from
Omaha says Ono railroad trains arrived
Yesterday nor to-day. The Union Pacific
railroad is broken by q wash-out thirty
miles east OF North Platte. Twenty or
thirty trains are delayed. The damage was
caused by rise in the Platte river.
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COURT ORDERS.

VTIRGINIA.-IN THE CLERKS Of
Y FICE OF TIE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
CITY OF RICHMOND, AUGUST Y, 1880, IN Va
A. y. Harvey and Thomas N. Jones, partners under
the Grm-nsIne OF Harvey s.......Painfins'
against
The object OF this suit is to recover OF the defend
ants the sum or 81 ,I5A.12 due by two notes.
Aud affidavit having been made and MED that me
defendant, ID. r. Earnes a. Is president or this
State, he II required 10 appear here within one
month AFTER due publications hereof and 90 what N
necessary 70 protect his interest In this suit.
A copy--tests.
wtLLIAN ELLysos, no. al srsu4t
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

oAItHUAIs Auku't Ncs HuVVs
sALEs.-4o0 10-40 coupons at 9ik; 700 Rich
mond city SIS at 1881: 1000 Manchester iax-re-
ceivable at 65; 10 shares Of A. and q. X. r. stock
n, 30 Is shares OF A. ana c. X. X. stock at 80; IL
shares virginia Home Insurance Company's stock
at 26k; 10 shares of Union Savings Bank stock al
IS. IS shares OF X. and ID. X. X. stock ut 7ekc.
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0wEssBoRo', Ky., August 2s.--The to-
bacco-factory OF l.. j. CottreIl and five
dwellings near by were burned yesterday.
Loss, $4,000, mostly covered by insurance.
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ROCKS. STATIONERY. dc.


EIRSr CENTURY
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
$50 pages, large, clear type, on rch eream-iiuled'
heavy paper, elegantly bound. Frontispiece he
liotype print Of the church edhce.
Subscription price, $3.50. Ready October 1st'
LIMITED EDITION ONLY WILL BE
PRINTED. subscise now and secure copy.
CARLTON MCCARTHY, Publisher,
MI 22. dsuS W4w&w4t $40 Broad street.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. AUGUST 2s, 1850.

PORT or RICHMOND. AUGUST 2s, 1850.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Manhattan, Kelly, New York, mer.
ehandise and passengers. q. W. Allen CO., agents
steamer Ariel, clifford, Norfolk, United SLslet
mali merchandise, and passengers, l.. Is. Iatsin
agent.
SAILED.
Steamer City Of Richmond, Clifford, Norfolk,
l. Il. Tatum, agent.
By telegraph.
VESSEL FROM RICHMOND DAMAGED.
ST. JOHN, ". b., August 2S.-The three masted
schooner Aldytha. which arrived from Richmond.
Va, on Thursday with coal, while lying at the Low
or Cove Market wharf, suddenly listed Yesterday
morning and fell on her st3rboard side. the weight
OF The coal breaking In her bige aud sirainng and
twisting her hull. Her miZzenmast was also broken,
and leaned over.
SCHOONER SUNK.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. August 2S.-The Signal
Corps observer at New River NJ G., reports that the
schooner Lorenzo. Captain Russell. while going out
New-Rlver bar this morning. struck and bilged,
damaging the vessel badly and Il e cargo slightly.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, August 2s.-Cotton quiet; sales
1000 bales; uplands, l2c.; Orleans, 1919. South
S4.756$5.50: good 10 choice extra. S5.60dk6.75
Wheat heavy and kp5.c. lower, with moderate
business ungraded red, zoe .@Sl 0Sa. Corn "a
&C. lower and fairly active; ungraded, 50657Ac
Oats heavy and fully kc. lower; No. 3. 35G 1860
Hops dull and nominal yeastiDgs, 7Ql4c. Coffee
active and higher; Rio. l4@l7c Sugar steady anC
fairy active; fair 10 good refining, 7Ad TIC.
prime, l5-l loose: refined very firm standard
10h6 QAc. Molasses dull and unchanged. Rice IN
45GSl.5e. Turpentine dull at 381c. asked Woo
dull aud weak domestic fleece. 3S@50e.: pulled
22d47c.: unwashed, l5@37c.; Texas. 1Sd35c
Pork heavy and rather easier with moderate de
mand at s15s7H@Sl625. Mlddles quiet and m
changed. Lard opened shade lower aud closed
firm with the decline recovered at s6.15@ sS.l7h
Freights ii
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
France.

France.
DEGREES AGAINST ILLEGAL CONGREGATIONS.
PARIS, August 2S.-M. Lepere, ex. Minis
ter OF the Interior and intimate friend OF
VI. Gambetta, speaking at Avalon, in the
Department OF Yonne, referred to M. de
Frey cinct, Premier, and his new religious
bill. and said "The DEGREES against illegal
congregations will not remain dead letter.
The Chamber Of Deputies is DESTROYS that
the existing laws shall be enforced, and
pursuant to that will the DEGREES will be
carried out to the very letter against all the
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Tunr NOTES.


RACE TRACK, SARATOGA, n. l." August
9s.--Tbe weather to-day Is clear but warm
the attendance Is large and fashionable.
The track Is In fine condition.
First race-purse s400 for beaten horses,
OF which s75 to the second and go TO the
third horse. Entrance free. Weights eight
pounds below the scale. Maidens allowed
in three years old, five pounds; II foui
years, ten pounds; II five years or upward,
twenty pounds. One mile ana iurlong
Pools sold as follows: Florence b., $3.50
Ella Warfield, 1925; feld-Dawn, May
flower. and Mamie Fields, s55. Ella War
field won the first race, with Mayfiower sec
ond. and Florence b. third. Tine, 1:5st.
For The second race the pools sold as fol.
lows: Elias Lawrence and Jericho, s400;
Irish King. a3i0; Chimney Sweep, $3.50;
Cammie f., sl35; Franklin, Sl10; Clyde
Hampton, $50. Elhas Lawrence won Irish
King second, and Chimney sweep third
Time, 5:2sl.
The third race was for purse OF 1900
the winner TO be sold at auction for 81 800
three quarters OF a mile. The pools sold q;
follows Warehouses, 800; Susquehanna,
sS5; Suannanoa, $50; Rodman, $40; Ha'
MADAM, as. Marchioness won the race
Susquehanna second, and Mark l.. third
Time, 1:tGi
Fourth race-free handicap steeple-chase,
purse S5O0-about two and quarter miles
Pools sold: Disturbance, $3.50; Derby,
$50; Wayfarer. 800. Derby won; Way.
farer second ! Disturbances rider fell of.
Time, 4:29
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congregations will not remain dead letter.
The Chamber Of Deputies is DESTROYS that
the existing laws shall be enforced, and
pursuant to that will the DEGREES Will be
carried out to the very letter against all the
congregations"
The Greek Frontier Complications.
LONDON, August ga dispatch 10 the
Times from Copstantinople says: "The
collective note Of the Powers in regard to
the Greek frontier question is firm, but not
threatening in its tone"
A dispatch from Vienna TO the Times
SAYS: "a dispatch from Janina, dated
August 10th, states that the advance guard
OF the Albanian iTrcgulars, which the
league decided TO send to the frontier, has
still much TO do, for trustworthy news
has reached Janina that three bodies OF
Greek volunteers were only waiting for a
proptious moment to invade the Turkish
territory. The Porte continues its arma-
ment i'm Tbessaly and Eprus. In Turkish
circles nc Vienna it is affirmed that $4,000
men are already concentrated in the Thes-
sally and the Epirate Vilayet. They have
more arms than they require, and have &C.
cumulated much ammunition. There are
large magazines OF provisions, &c, at Alta,
Preyisa, MetzgOyO, and Larissa. The forth
Gcations OF the latter place are almost COM
pIeted."
Peaceful Relations between Russia
and China.
LONDON, August 2S.-A dispatch from ST..
Petersburg to the Times says: The Chinese
legation is now believed TO be permanently
established here, and Marquis Tseng, the
ambassador, contemplates along stay. Much
more peaceful advices have just been re-
celved from the Russo.C Chinese frontier. No
hostile intentions on the part OF the Chinese
are apparent. The Chinese authorities have
even ordered the nomads OF the frontier to
withdraw farther from the border, in order
to avoid encounters with the Russian posts.
Booths Hamlet I'm London.
| LONDON, August 2S.-The Manchester
| Guardians London correspondent says :
..The east OF Hamlet for Mr.. Booths open
| ing In London includes the following actors /:
Hamlet, Edwin Booth; King, Il. Swim
burne; Ghost, J. Ryder; Laertes, Kyrle Bel
lew Poonius, W. Farrar HoraiiO, Charles
Hai court First Graye-Digger, Harry jack
son; Queen, Mrs. Herman Vein; Opbelia,
Miss Gerard. The piece is being lavishly
mounted"
Alleged Fenian Plot.
LONDON, August 2S.-The Cork ConStitu'
ton says: "Some time ago the cOnstabu-
larry received information OF Fenian plot
TO attack the powder-mills and barracks at
Ballngcollg. five miles southwest OF Cork.
Extra precautions were taken and are still
continued against surprise" The ConStt
tuition alleges that men in positions OF trust
at the mills are Fenan officers.
Government Measures Under COnsid
| Grafton.
LONDON, August 2S.-The House OF Com
mons went into Committee OF Supply last
night without opposition, and discussed thu
details of the Irish votes. At this morn
ing the House adjourned. 1t meets to-day
at 70 O'Clock TO proceed with the commit
Tee on the burial bill and other Government
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81. InIien Not Sold.

SAN FRANcIsco, August % Robert Nor
row, owner Of 81. julien, denies the report
telegraphed from the East that that horse
had been sold TO William Ii. Vanderbilt,
but he expresses his Willingness to sell him
for $4,000. This was before receiving the
news OF the horses performance yesterday.
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Alleged Fenian Plot.
Measures Under Consid
nrnfiOn.

LONDON, August 2s.-The House OF Com
mons went into Committee OF Supply last
night without opposition, and discussed the
details OF the Irish votes. AT this morn
Ing the House adjourned. 1t meets to-day
at - O'Clock to proceed with the commit
tee on the burial bill and other Government
measures.
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c,PLENDID STOCK OF STATIONERY

CPLENDID STOCK OF STATIONERY,
embracing
WRITING PAPERS Of every description, from the
cheapest made 10 the highest class;
ENVELOPES OF all sizes;
BLANK BOOKS, suitable for every purpose
STEEL PENS In great variety;
GOLD PENs--ihe finest stock we have ever offered
LEAD PENCILS-Black, Coiored, and Copying;
The best INKS and FLUIDS;
Indeed. all kinds OF STATIONERY. at Wholesale
and retail. W0ODHOUsE & PARHAM.
au 20 booksellers and stationeIs.
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP I'm
~ COMPANY. S43oM
FOR NEW YORK.

This company win dispateh one Of sneiy spseutid
stezmen-0LD DOMINION, WYANokE, NAN
HAITIAN, ISAAC Belle. and RianaVND-..
'T These sSis are entirely ss~, ana w@s bur ez.
Tnsy 1--WE sS.ssdid saloons. sssse-roeas. end bah
Tie fare, aeeomnoas:isas. and attentions Are ~ !
sSips going norm land st Pier 81, North river
foot Of beach street. ships coming soutn sAl tfom
per a. NOrsh river, foot OF Christopher street /,
Cabin Dare - Hsw YorA' VA ssssssk" " ~
Ivrs,xhs received untii g o'clock ?: y; &tly:
HTsaesW fQr pe1nb beyond NJ 1orS 49, ~
Uenscs incurred.
GEORGE w. ALLEN ~. SSzcSs,{x.
ny 10 eoes ConpanSs w2ssvs's ss~
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LOVISVILLE.

louisville, August 2e-Flour In fsir demand az /;
choice TO fancy, s6at6.2o. Wheai stssny !" soI
steady and in GOOD demand at 81 $50: Lard steady al
sSs. bulk meats in fair demand and nrm shoulders:
$685. rib $3.50; slae 40 500 s: sides Sio sugar,
cured hams, i2Eal2hs. whiskey steady si'oe
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edmond, YORK RlVEResTM.I
hAND CHESAPEAKE RAILROAD.
MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANsPoETA'
TION COMPANY, &C.. -.
an Boston, Providence. and all New England eities.
steamers leave NEST POINT, VA. on eech
WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY a. ~ aeon tOa-
secting with trains from RICHMOND .u.
steamers arrive a, WEST POINT ON each TUES
DAY and FRIDAY.
Direct shipments from Boston ca Boston aaa
Providence Railroad ella West Poini,Va.
II. T. DOUGLAS, superintendent.
V.D. GRONKR. General Agent aOt
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MERCHANT TAILORING.

EIGHTY-THIRD
sEMI-ANNUAL OPENING.
GRAND DISPLAY OF NOBBY STYLES.
+. b. SPENCE & son,
MERCHANT TAILORs AND CLoTHlRRs,
9os MAIN STREET,
grateful for past favors from generous public re-
spectfully ask an inspection Of their
NEW FALL STOCK,
embracing
ALL THE NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON.
OUR TAILORING DEPARTMENT
is repete with
HANDSOME STYLES
FRENCH AND ENGLISH COATINGs AND
SUITINGS
of the
BEST MAKES,
which will be
MADE TO ORDER IN THE BEST STYLE.
and at
PRICES AS Low AS THE LOWEST.
GIVE THE OLD HOUSE A TRIAL.
E.B. SPENCE & son,
Merchant TailOrs,
au2Q 903 Main street.
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EDUCATIONAL.

DOARDING- AND DAI-SCHOOL FOR
- GIRLS TO be educated with my daughter J at
Mcutville, King William county, Va. sixth session,
Miss VIRGINIA ASHTON principal, opens SUP
TENDER Is. 1850.
TERMS English. Latin. French. Music with use
Of pisno), Drawing, board ana Washing st73. No
extras.
Number of bOarders limited. Address.
WILLIAM Il. AILBTT,
au27-4t AVlet;', Post. office. Va.
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FANCY ENGLISH SUITlNGS.
NEW AND NOBBY DESIGNS.
K. Il. SPENCE b son,
au00 903 Main street.
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DHL-HEADS, $3.50 To % per rsau, si
u ~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
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PHILADELPHIA, RICH. .>;fHYS,
Z MoND. AND NORFOLK STEAM ssln1BS
RIVER AND ThE EAST VIA FALL RIVER
T,lREE TINES A WEEK.-uynl fuythes no
lsa tae steamers q this line Will make ir-ws.s ~
TI3URSDAY, and SATURDAY, and hieh nono
every TUESDAY. FRIDAY, snd sINDAl' cor.
meeting at Philadelphia With Clyde's S.N hASiAno
Line for Fall River. $50. $500
QUICK TiME-RREQCENT DEPARTURE
LOWEST RATES.
Freight received daily ltii . O'Clock r. "
JA2ES W. McCARRiCKi
General Sos .ern Agent, Ricamond, Va.
WI LIAM =. CLYDE CO..
General Managers,
.ooo Ma 10 gaoth p'haryeE. Pnsiadslpals.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. August 2s.-Flour more active and
unchanged Wheat-SOuthern dull and lower (;
southern red, sl6tl.05 amber, si.05@tLl0;
No. Maryland, 81 IL bid No. 2 western winter
red spot aud August, 81 .O5S@Sl.06: September,
sGe@s P6S 9gtGe eI sa1 TINSs6e1s oS SS
and easy: western lower and neglected. southern
white, 53c.: yellow, SAC. Oats hIm bu. quiet
higher at 65@9Oe. Hay unchanged. Provisions
steady aud unchanged. Butter quiet; prime TO
choice western packed, 14@2Oc. Eggs nrm at nc.
cargoes. ordinary TO choice, 13@l6fe. Sugar firm
.An soft.l0kc. Whiskey steady at III. "a; Freights
10 Liverpool per steamer unchanged Receipts
moo bushels; oats, $500 bushels; rye, 500 bush.
els. Shipments: Wheat. 23,90O bushels; corn
none sales Wheat, o4e,600 bushels; corn, 3d.
loo hnaheIs.
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LYNCHBURG.

A READJUSTMENT FIAsCO-THREE TAILoRS OF
TOKLEY STREETS MORE CONVERTS CLOSING
EXERCISES OF THE NORMAL INSTITUTE-THE
sTREET-CAR RAILROAD-RICEn0ND AND
SOUTHWEST RAILROAD.
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CINCINNATI, August 2s.-Flour quiet; family
A. 5OGs4.75; fancy, t56s5.7s. Wheat hrm
10. am5er. exc; No: red winter. gag soe
Corn In far demand aud lower; NO. mixed i aoc
sis. Lard dun al t7.75@t7.s7%. Bulk.meati
easier shoulders. s55o rib sse2 Bacon .s SHhis,t s
shoulders. 80 SO; rib. So sides, tyss. mnas
llaIihc; New Orlesns, 94eHc Hoss dull com
mon. al gOGk4 so; hight, t4.65gS4.s0; packing
S4.s5df5.25; butchers, to.2o@so'4o'
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ULGER'S AND +. Il II. BLACK,
BLUE, AND DAHLIA BEAVERS.
h. b. SPENCE & SON,
100 Merchant Tail0rs.
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CHARTER OAK

cooking store. All stoves sold at man
ufacturer's prices with freight added.
Manufacturer Of plain aud fancy Tin
Ware Metallic roofing, ETC., etc
Alarge and select stock Of Tin Ware
and House Furnishing good on hand
GUTTERING. ROOFING, and al man
der OF job, Tin and plumbers work exc.
Guide with dispatch.
Feb. 9 '71.ly.
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Wesleyan
Female College.
MACON. GEORGIA.

VIII begin forty third annual session
September 18th. A full Faculty Of ex.
perioncesl teachers. Advanced course Of
study. The best advantages in Music,
Art, Literature, and Science, Careful
attention to al the wants Of pupils,
SPfices moderate. Apply for Gaia.
logue to Rev. W. @. BASS, D. D.,
President. -