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, 1880-05-16

and fosters individual jnt1ependence rop,3ah
gIeoP.e naTe been startled at the strange inci-
1 aent oL Iory Peer undergoing murtyrfiom for
hts religious opinions. But Lord Queensberry
himself knew that this was not the case with the
representative Peers Ut Scotland. Nor. than II
yc,.r ago he told mt that this event would pruu.
ably OCCUR: There wus, indeed, no prcceicnt
tor It: Ever: since the Union tho Scotch Peers
have met in what WIS supposed purely formal
why to clcat' representatives, in new Pariia
ments; every time the sitting Peers have been
chosen again unless they retired voluntarily
is, physical death, for some old Scotch Lords have
been long dead othcrwisc}; and 1t ws.s supposed
here tn that not even Lord Qucensbcrry's public
reputation OF Christianity and connection with
the South Place Society could break th4 h4prece-
dent But the DUKE Of buccleugh, who had lust
lost the heart Of Midlothian. which he has long
TO be In bis pocket,-this Duke wanted somebody
to kill Besides he represents the old Protestant
paRaey Of Scotland SEQ The Mnrqgis Of Lothian
, TWO made friends and Joined hands, Herod-and-
Plate wise, as the dny approached when the list
hG',t Mns 70 ~. Se % made gut. For, though there Is
however. Meanwhile the Scotch pufpits and
berry, and commanded the Scotch Lords not tore
elect him. This stung some Of them; they
didnt id wish to aRpear as II acting under popular
berry suggesting that he had better resign his
seat on account Of. ill-health. OF course,
%nas %ana | H., am saying is not known over
t1t1Ee oat IOEu 4uEeu30eTTy showed me
the Dukes ptous sta10cstto fulsi. Lord Queens
perry per replied as a man Of honor should, though
ha knew his seat WAS lost. He met the assem-
hled Scotch Peers and made very powerful
speech. The Marquis Of Lothian, Ronan Catho-
nc though ne Is, was spokesman. He did not
seem able to distinguish between a denial Of
Christianity and Atheism until Lord Queens
perry explained to him that there were Jews in
Parliament who were not Christians. and yet NOT
Atheists. Throughout the discussion it was
round that the only person present who seemed
to have any acquaintance with theological ques-
tons and philosophical distinctions was the her
etical Lord. Up Il, the time when he became |
Int IN religious questions the Marquis Of
fnx. and fondness for sports which even Included
pugilism, aud some described him as fast. The !
Scotch Lords were none the less devoted to him. |
But since he has paid more attention to South |
Place than TO the meet" and has turned To
books Of philosophy oftener than to thosp Of |
Tattersall: since in short, this young nobleman |
1as become u really religious man. and one stu |
dious OF great moral and sociAl questions their |
pous old Lordships and all the parsons have |
poured their fury upon him But he told them
they ould not hurt or harm him; and, In TRUTH |
! more cheerful martyr never saw or read Of.
, 1880-05-16
RELIGIOUS.
Ernest Remains Lecture on
Marcus :Aurelius, the
Roman Emperor. -:
An Interesting Account Of the
Most Pions Of Pa
gans.
The Aoneonformist Strength in the ENGLISH
Parliament-B -Bradlaugh and -.
Queensbuty.
Adams First Wife-The Predecessor
and Destroyer Of Mother
Eve.
Science and TheoIogy-A Reply to a Re-
cent Article in the "PopuIar
Science Monthly"
General Notes-Personals-Su
day Small Talk-Serv-
ices To-Day. /
General Notes-Persona1s-Sun-
day Small Talk-Serv-
= ices To-Day.
JESUS WEPT.


Jesus weptl Q sacred tears
Glfsten1nx thro' the mist of vears.
Not for thoaa whom wa call daod
-. . S.'.-'.ea - :, ~an Ieae
Not for those now passed away
TO the realms Of endless day,
But for us who lfuger here.
pan,,;nr o.ar a n.1f..1,d h,or,
80. ~ ,, w ~, .,,..
by the hearthstOne desoIate;
Ft,r the feet that nc'er will coma
rho, rho woarv anv Ina dona
'
,ee,,s ,,o,+, rbo I,rd ~ c,,-
aa VIZ. e1s 80 y, o'o1S
ac, ueuuuelileu, 1ue uHIy-
, 1880-05-16

His valuable Miscellaneous and A.chitec-
tural Library was sold yesterday to H. D.
Chapln, corner Madison and Dea1born-sts,
He is closing it out at half the original cost.
, 1880-05-16
OF the Stock of
Messrs. Simpson, CraW.
ford { Simpson,
Saved from the late Fire in their
Store, corner Sixth-ay. and Nine
teenth-st., New York.

$4,000 worth Of Ladies' Suits, Walking
Jackets, Dolmans, in Silk, Satin De
Lyon, Ulsters, Beaded Capes. Also,
1000 Children's Suits and Walking
Jackets, at one-half their Original
Value. These Goods are not DAM
aged, either by fire or water.
Slnm0 worth of Dress Goods and Hlnck Goods Of all
kinds und qualities. from lowest to highest cost
goods. slightly damaged by water at Immense
sacrihcc-
LOO dozen Kid Gloves, in 2, a4AGza g. and 10 BUTTON
sfEhtly damaged by smoke. at less than half
price,
$1,000 yds. HAMBURG EDG1NGs AND INSERTIONS.
damaged by water. will be. offered Monday ut
half original value. Among arc some Of the tn
est and highest cost goods imported.
5000 worth Of REAL TORCiION. BRETON LAM
GUEDoC. VALENC1ENSES BLACK SILK
SPANISH Laces and Mudc-up lnco Goods And
Novelties, slightly damaged by wator III half
price.
lm Parasols, slightly damaged by water, very high
cost goods Mt less than half price.
500 pieces Black and Colored Lyons Dress Silks, no
damage except edges slightly burned, ut halt
regular prices. Immense Bargains.
10000 worth Of Millinery. French Flowers, REAL
OSTRICH TIPS. ORNAMENTS, and Strnw
Goods Of all kinds. slightly damaged BY water, at
loss thnn half price.
5000 worth OF elegant SILK and BEADED Fringes,
and finest and highest cost Buttons. Trimming
and Fancy Goods Imported ut about one-
quarter to one-half their original vnlue
Will oner during the coming week large lines Of
Hosiery, Cotton and Merino Underwear, Corsets,
Cloths, and Woolens slightly damaged By water only,
at half their original value.
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and that the wsrld would be DESTROYED
by fire on the following Friday. TIE
come. came. and had 81 extraordinary
effect More than a hundred clergy
men were reported 70 have waited On
the prImste on the wednesday after
nooa TO request that proper prayers
might be prepared, while Thousands 81
men who believed that the end Of the
world was coming married on the
Thursday the women with whom they
had been living. Many people em
bsrked on the water, thinking that they
would be safer when tie fire came, and
Sir Gilbert Heathcote. Chief Director
Of the Bank Of England. issued instruct.
ions TO the fire officers 10 keep sharp
lookout On the Bank OF Englar :, on
which there va, . prodigious run. pre-
sumably by those who thought that al,
belt they brought nothing into the
world. they might be able TO take some-
thing out. The captain of Dutch
ship IN the Thames thre~ all bis pow
der into the river. Winston ia only
remembered now by bis translation Of
Jossphus
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-28
"ALTA" SHIPPING NoTkS.

Tho barkentine Constitution is under
going thorough overhauling.
Barkentine G l. Taylor has been
taken ut san Francisco for q cargo 10
Guaymas.
Ship Kendrick Fish. built at Thorn,
aston, Maine, ia 1887, has been cold TO
Bremen for $50. 500
Ship Glendon. now under Captain
Thatcher, and now also at San Fran
cisco. laaeing for Liverpool. has been
sold to Howes AMI Crowell of Boston,
for $50. 900.
The steamer City of Columbia was
launched at Greenpoint. Long Islard,
on November 9th. She is q voosIen
screw steamer Of 5000 tons burthen. and
many are under the impression that
she will be the last wooden vessel Of
the kind that will be built When COM
pleted the estimated coat will bs about
$3.50 900. She is intended for. the
Charleston and New York Steamship
Company.
Que Of the finest looking aud bes.
flashed vessels We have seen lately Is
the State of Sonora. which arrived yes
terday from Seabeck. where she was
built under the supervision OF Mar,in
Balger She will have her machinery
in position soon, whom more exteu-
sive description may b. given. The Sta 10
OF Sonora was ordered for Mexico, and
will make fine and able steamer.
A good sample Of square dealing be-
tween holders of grain and carriers, is
the following; The PAcsko Coast Steam.
ship Company are now transporting
gram from Point SAL 10 this port on
their steamers .. - 90 per ton, and a.
the season has beeu 90 exceeSiinglv
late one, aud the crops very large. the
farmers are DESTROYS OF movisg tue
grain as speedily as possib,s, saa Cor
that purpose the Steamship Compan,
are nos chsrtering sailing vessels. Civ.
Ing then So per ton. This is no, CON.
paisoty ON their part 1t is s.nply
done 10 accommodate aud guard the
grain producers against loss by bad
weather, which cAnno, be FAR distant.
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PnhskPs bzuner is still preserved in
tbs room of the Maryland Historical
Society, and it will be 1sed during the
coming one hundred and 6ftie'h ami.
yersaIy Of the founding Of Baltimore.
The Asg wa. made by the Morsvian
Sisters at Bethlehem. aud by them
preen,ed:to Pulaski when he vas or
CARVING ms independent corps in 1776.
The banner is twenty inches square.
made TO be carried on q lance.
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DIR. SPINNEY,

NO. - kEARNY STREET
Treats all Chronic d Special Diseases
YOUNG MEN
UTHo MAY BE SUFFERING FROM THE
w effects Of youthful foliies or indiserction.
Will do wen 70 avail therasel e. Of this. the
greatest boon ever laid Ut the altar OF sufsring
humanity. DIR. sPINHEY will guarantee 70 for.
felt S5oOfor every case Of Seminal Weakness or
private disease OF any Kind or character which be
undertakes and fails 70 cure.
MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
There IRE many al ths age OF thirty 60 sixty
Who are troubled With too frequent eyscustlons
OF the bladder. often accompanied By sigh
s1arting OF burning sensation and weskenine
OF the system IN . manner the patient cannot &c.
count for. On examining ths urinary deposits
roPy sediment will often be found. and some
times small particles Of albumen will appear. OF
the color viii be Of q thin milkish hue, again
changing 10 . dark and torpid appearance. ihers
are many men who die OF this 1ficulty Ignorant
% me cause, which Is tie second stage Of semi.
sai weakness pr. 3. VIII guarantee psrfsei
cure In all such cases. and healthy restoration OF
she Renito-urinary orgnns.
once Hsurs-a0 10 and to g. Sundays ffom
10 TO ii A. ~. Consultation free Thorough o.
a1s IN, =. .s .ss savies, IS.
DR. sPTNNEY q co.
e9idkviy No. II KesEny st.. San Ersssisee-
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TO the UNFORTUNATE
DR.. GIBBONS
DISPENSARY,

goo KRARyEY sT.
OAO corner Of CON-
mercisl street. San
Francisco. Established
In 1854, for the treat
me nj Of 3exualknd Sem
iinai Diseases. such -
IGonorFhes- elect.
iStvfcture, Syphilis
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-28

Sir Bartle Frere. who is great fs-
vorits ct court. and in spite Of his
strong self-will, of Mr. Gladstone and
bis family. has been appointed mem
Der Of her Mgesty's Indian Council in
London. an appointment much more
agreeable in every way than that he
held ia South Africa. The salary Is
S30. 900 year.
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In TIA Mr whislea. IN. epsass,e
Millsnar,an divine and astronomer. who
served at deputy 10 Sir Isaac Newton
when professor Of mathematics Mt Cam.
bridge. predicted that comet woala
appear at noon on Wednesday, Oct IA,
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inai Weakness, Iinpotoney. right Losses BY
Dreams. ptmples on the face. and lest manhood
can positively be cured. The sick and afflicted
should no: fsil to call upon him. The Doctor
has travelled extensively In Europe. ana inspected
thoroughly the various hospitals there. obtaining
. great deal Of valuable information. which be
ID competent 10 impart to those in need Of his
sernoes- DR.. GIBBoN viii make no charge
1nlees be eject cure. Persons Of distance
MAY BE CURED AT HOME. AL CON-
mnnie.tions strfctly confdential. Yon see no
enc but the Doctor. Persons writing 70 the Doc
Dor viii please stste the rame OF the paper they
We this advertisements tn. Charges reasonable
Call OF write. Address DIR, ]. y. GIBB0N. Bon
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The largest and best stock Of miscel-
lsneous books in Washington Territo'
~ for sale at q Davies book store.
Call and see them. d&wtf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-08
THE LATEST NEWS.
By TELEGRAPH TO THE DISPATCH.

FURTHER DETAILS OF THE LATE DUEL
BETWEEN COLONIES CASH AND SHAN
NON At CAMDEN. $. C.-Two MKN KILLED
ny A BOILER EXPLOSION IN oHIO-MuR.
DER AND SUICIDE NEAR JERSEY CITY-A
HUSBAND KILLED ny HIS WIPES ESCORT
IN LEADVlLLE-FIRE IN NEW YORK.
NEGRO MURDERER ARRESTED IN FLO
RIDA-A COLoRED PRISONER IN GEORGIA
OPPOSED TO BRING TRIED BY A NEGRO
REGATTAs At PHILADELPHIA AND NEW
LONDON - THE RESIGNATION or CARDI.
NAL NlNO NOT 10 he ACCEPTED BY THE
POPE-FAVOBABLE WEATHER AND FINE
CROPS IN IRELAND AND FKANCE-wAR
BETWEEN TURKEY AND GREECE DEEMED
INEVITABLE - BRITISH CABINET COUN-
CII.-THE DISSOLUTION OF TURKEY AT
HAND.
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PoLIrfcAL FrGHr on rue Ono.
10 the Cincinnati Commercial l. Madison,
Ind, July 5.-The steamer Shallcross
brought up an excursion Yesterday from
Louisville to this city. When near Hano-
yer Landing, six miles below this city. a
vote was taken on the presidential qufs-
ton, which resulted as follows: Hancock.
ll2; Garfield, IL. The vote for Hancock
not having been unanimous. some Of the
Kentucky bloods became indignant and re.
solved that the kentuckians who dared vote
for Garfield should not so UNPUBLISHED.
They iuaugurated an atrray and general
row, using chairs and other articles OF cabin
furniture. and some using knives. No one
was seriously injured, though some parties
received severe cuts aud bruises, and one
man was so seriously injured by chair be-
ing broken over his back that he was I'M
able TO leave The steamboat when she landed
here, No arrests were made.
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SALES REPnRTFD TO SECRETARY.

WHEAT White. 3s bushels at SlOs: bushels
NJ 81: 81 bushels very good al Sl.lj-t0ial. -
bushels. Red. 1889 bushels very good Lancaster
SI.I6: So bushels common Lancaster al sl.0j /:
Is bushels tough Lancaster al @llO: lO1 bushels
mixed white a. Sl.O7 20 bushels mixed white at
.sI1O: II bu.hes mixed whitcat II; Isl BUSH
els very good Fultzar loo 2.3i0 bushels very good
thZ az 81 .OS: - bushels good fuliz nj : 0G; 81
bushels good FuliZ a. sl.OS: 90 bushels Futz az
Sl.O5 81 bushels very 20 Il FultZ ~ Sl.1O: 81
bushels common L III al 60c.; 10 bushels common
Futzat 9Oc.: 30 bushels Fun AZ Sll0; I46 bush
els prime FuliI on private terms: 10 bushels COM
mon FuliZ II SI--fotal, 4.GSt bushels.
CoRN.-NiEed. 80 bushels prime al jJc
RYE.-s bushels at 90.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY, July 1850.
Country Produce.


Country Produce.
BsesDdr: 20G. e. n.
Butter: Prime TO choice yellow, l4GI6e. fair
corn Ieal. 6ac. p bushe for country; zoe. for
- Bried Fruit: Apples. 5aGl4c.; peaches. peeled
sGl2c.; unpeeled, AGE; cherries, l2'.c. q p.
blackDerries. Ga So.
EgQS: 14@l5c.
Fs0therS: PRIME live-eoose 45G47c.: COMMON.
25a35c. turkey tail. l5c. Z 10; turkey wing l0c.
p n.
Flarseed: Sl.1OGtl.lj = hushel.
Hay: Virgins rlnotny, fl.O7a; cover, s5@90c.
oats. Baled. 95c 81.
Potatoes: lrish-Peach blow. r. bushel. old, 75c
qsl.
Roots.-6inseng, 90c. 4 d.; Seneca free Of tops,
40c. z N.
Lard: Country. 7l!Gsc.
Rye: 75@s5c 2 Ousnel.
Sttndc: Prime. 1Jc.
B~led Sr0io: S5M40c.
T1fIOtD. 5d5sc. r n.
Wool: Washed. 4OG45c.; unwashed. 2762sc.
BURY wool will bring from 10 Sc. = ID less tnan
above rates.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. &C.
Cement. Rose .dale, sl.50 q barrel; james
~" Inn: Agricultural, s@IOc. p busue; Rock and,
tll5GSl.25, according 10 quantity; Jointer
inuisnincl, $l.1J; Genn's Falls s5G90c
Plaster: Lmnp. - IS; grouno, -; calcined
Tar: LaIge size. s3.2jd $3.50.
Dry GOODS.
Prints: MerrwscE. t.: Merrlmack Shiring.
exc: Richmond 69'.; south Bridge. 7c. Pacific.
7Ec: SprsVue. 6.r Sprague Shiring, &c. I;
Dunnel's &C.; Aliens. 6ilc. Manchester. ~. I;
Washington. ~; NlallerN Pink, 7c.; Mallory Pur-
Die. 7c.: simpson Mourning, nc; Smnson Grey,
7i.c.; simpson Black, 7sc.i Harmony, 5Se; ASH
81 Br6en Cotfons: Manchester q A., 5.c.; Man
chester = A. A., De-; MAnch, sur Al 4. A.
exc; ROckbridge X. r., 6sc.: ROckhrlcg Al x.
Il. 6.c. James River asO. o., 54r. James River
!. X. X, &c.: James River a. II H.. 6sc james
Ry r standard A D. D., Hc.; Grani,eyil!e ! Il.
lne. S. COnestoga d., L.: Conesioea W, -.
Broto &eetings: Pepperell l0.4. 30c. Andros-
Bleached Shirtfaos and Shsstfn0s: New York
Mills. l24c.; wAmsuita, l2Hc. Dayol, l0sc.;
Andro,coggin, L.. 9c. Fruit Of the Loom, 0c. /;
Quinebaug, s1c Hope Al, &C.; Eclipse Al
Ginghams.-PIunket, Zoe; White Msnufactur-
Tick .-Conestoga A. A., ice; Conestoga {. c.
A., lac: Conestoga {. T. l5e; Conestoga Pre-
MUM, 7%c.: Conesloga r. r" lsc, Oh,
dan "G,n 91c.
Bro,0n DrIHs: Grsnltevirs, s1c.; stark, s1sc.;
Peppere.le, oc.; ROckbridge "A, &c.
Deaths: Jewett City, lie. Boston, DC.
Cotton Piaids: Ottawa, lOc; Toledo, lOc.
Old Virginia, DC.
Cam6rtes: Flat FJld. &C.: PIPER. &c.
Drugs. Dyestuns. Oiis, &C.
Alcohol: $3.50 p gallon.
Concentrated Lys: sS.25@h y case OF four
ioZen.
Copperds: PFC.
Cochtasdt: 90c. N.
Extract NJ LopvOod: l7c.
Indigo: klTtl.lo.
M0dder: l6c.
OTIS: Linseed. 75c.: machine. VI 6osl.75 sperm,
81 IS; whale. 76c.; straits. 5Od6Oc.: Labrador
cod oil. 5Oa 60c.: lard. zoe: sweet, ~ Dozen
best salad, $500 castor, ALAS p gallon; Virginia
3U(G5UN., Acio,ede, l., cssn, y al
on,
Race Ginger: SC.
l6c.
Soda: sal. lk@2c In kegs; English soda Sc
American. 3aGic.
Spirits TtlrDsntfns: 4oc-
Foreign Fruits and Candy.
Candy: l3Gifc. y no.
Lsu0as . Messina. s5dt6.50 bor.
Oranges Boxes. &6.60Gs7 p box.
Groceries. &c. a.,
Bac0n: Shoulder. 64c.; clear ris-ndes. o,e.
r.bbed, &c.; Virginia shoulders, o@orc'' W.
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shot His Wife and Himself.

JERSEY CITY, y. j., July jacob KuntZ,
whose residence was at Homestead station,
on the Northern railroad. this morning went
to the house OF bis son John, at Union Hill,
where his wife resided, and forbade her go
ing to n picnic she bad intended attending
to-day. Upon her refusing he drew reyol-
yer and shot her in the abdomen. He then
went into a barn adjoining the house and
shot himself 10 the head, killing himself in
stanty. Mrs. Kuntz, who was taken to ST.
Mays hospital, will not live more than a
few hours, the wound being fatal. Kuntz
several times previously attempted to take
his wife's life and also that Of his son. who
protected her. Both were over sixty years
of age
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ginl, hog-round. 7r7tc. yirrnls MANS. rsrv.
| 5GiVc.' small. l01llc.; sugar-cured. lilo Ikc
| l2d12kc
Snckets; Painted: two hoops, sI.60@sI.7o
| Brg"ms! Two strings. pI25. 'hree striog
h;00Gf2 50: four strings. " .25@4s.
rosee! kio-Common. ll@Ilkc.: fair, 80
49, 49, good 70 prime. lo@l6c. LasuaJfA' 1850
| candles: Adamanune candles. l2Ysl3c. = sci
| LOO l9sc. q D.: hall-boxes. l3r. tsliow. lac.
Nhefss Prime cutting. l3Mi3fc.; northern
ara western prime emitting. l1zGl2c.: commoL
sG TO-: English dairy. lsdZUc.: pineapple. 25t
Zee: Carolina. 7s@sc.: Rangoon. SC
Ftgh: Herrings-S. carolina No. I cut, 1925
North Carolina gross. s5ds5.23; Nortn I.rC
una roe; IN haf:harrels s3@t3.50. Macksr"
NO: / Bay, .l6; No. q in barrels, ts No;
No. z. IN kits sl.s7S: No. 3,fl.60.
Ldrd: Prime. r-r-s'- qnH rercss sli".: - halt
c"rrsls, Be tubs s4@ Sic. for New York; sH6ec.
auot1Sses: common -Hogshesds. 20
tlerces 24c. barrels, 25c. genuine Roi.en -e'uT
55oA5c. = gallon: New Orleans. prime 500 go
alum. from store. soc. = sack.
sugar, Crushed; ~: powdered; l4c: gra..
ss va IaS a, iGa ies,; o, ste' extra G.
J0sp: Common. 0017c.. BEST Washing, 7's6sb.
toilet, l3@20c.; ana fancy onces: country. 1@5C
Tsas: Black. 55c6fl.-the last G prime artiCa
Imperial, sl.1OGsl.6e; gunpowder, sI.45aI.7,
fer strictly choice.
Hides. Leather. sc.
Btfes: We, ss'ted. sa9-. cry salted. 2@l5c.
dry sint. l49lS'.: grsen. 500
ssGfhsr; Rough leather. 2sM33c. finished har.
ness leather. 3Od40c.. finished up ,er. HU, 4 De.
hhished Rips, 4Uq5Oc.; hrmlocE soes, 2O@27c.
Iron. STEEL Nails. AZ.
non: American refned. Olc Dominor bar
6-l0c r n. for standard sizes; English .nd
Aneficsu sheet A. O. swedes' namnere''' ~
Nqtis: Oid DOMINION, SO per keg for standard
sizes
piopgt- Castings: Wholesale, &C.. retail a.,
Rope: Manila. best, 49,; jute, "a nee
Lumber. Saves. Nc.
Lumber: White OAK. sl3aSls = ,Ooc
N-s,,ln Virginia uopar. fI40tzJ "a 1000
white nm Sl40f42.5O = Loon: vri'ow nln.
9osrfs SO. market stiff; dry clear Sl2 Sl4
iengtns. nmngts- Pine. sl7jMf2.30: cypress
siX-inch. *6dts = 1000. L.ltns-Sput, 81 eswed
tl.75@.Sl.s ~ p l,O0c.
St0UeS: Whisxey- rrel timber green. 4 IS@g2-S
u nber, "a GS7 = LOCO, FiOur-barel Uvies, 4d
SO: Eogshead-nOopS. zoe. bundle.
LiGuors. Wines. &C.
Als: Scotch best brands, pints s2@:2.2o
dozen, gold.
Brandies: Domestic sl250t2: fruit, Al.ip~
tl.40; apple. new. fI.7jGSz; ola, B2.Z50t3
Virginia peach. $40 $3.50.
Rue Hhisksus: Medium. 81 .5O6t9: pure oil. 81
Gt4 virginia mountain, new, s2@t2.0o, ID
s2.50@S3.5O and upwards.
Gin domestic. sl.25@ 81; imported, ~ g. east
EsD EHQta1d RUm: Sl.50HSl6
RectUfed Whtsksys. Maraet Gulet.
Powder shOt. &c.
Fuse. TOYS mining, 35@7'c. y 100 -,
Ponder: 1915 by the i've kess--lese thar or
kegs. 1925 blasting. s3 2j@s3.50.
bHot: Northern. - - nag OF 20 lDs
GrtndsteIeS: lie. p n.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-08

The delegates 10 the Democratic Conven-
ton left 100000 in Cincinnati and con-
sumed 100000 glasses of beer. The
brewers returns alone show a sale Of g, 600
kegs. The receipts of The 81. Nicholas Ho-
tel were Sl02,962. The Burnet House had
an average Of 700 guests per day, and the
Grand and Gibson Houses 900 each. the lat
ter reaching a total OF LIS III a single day.
NelC York Gr0pkjc.
Mr.. Alice Thomas is appointed poStmas-
ter az Spanish oaks. Appomat'"X county,
rice 7. !. Stra;ton, resigned; W. III. lay
Tor at Kcut's Mills, Wylhe county, vice ".
B. Brightwel, resigned; j. NJ. Jones al
lronSides, Henry county. rice Il. +. Jones,
resigned; and II. Il. Ailey at Reams's sta
ton, Dnwiddie county. Uice Samuel Davis.
resigned