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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-01-09
Adm; nistratOr's Notice

Estate Of Ciaas. Simmons, Deceased.
NOTICE Is hereby given. by the under.
N signed, Administrator of the estate of
Charles SinR""s. deceased, to the credit
ors Of and all Persons having claims
against sail deceas,sl. to ex hibit the same.
with the necessary vouchers, within one
wear from tho date hereof to the under.
sig,ic,i M f.lna. Chuhalis county. Wash
inet,n T. Trii,ry
NJ LIAM ID. BAKER,
Administrator.
November 4. 1879. to
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-01-09
The Green Grass Under tho Saw.
AIxIB A. PRESTON.

A1Nlb \. Il .SiONs
The work Of the sun is SOW.
But, as sure ns heayo:,, we knows
So we'll not FORGET,
When the skies are vet.
There's green grass under the snow.
When the winds CT winter blow
Wailing like voices Il wee.
There are April siowerS
And buds AMI Lovers.
And green grass III Ter the snow.
We find that it's ever so,
In this lifes uneven Cow;
We've chi, 20 wai..
In the face q! ia.
For green grass under the snow.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-01-09

OPOON HOOKS, Metallic and Gutta
y Purcha Bats, at
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THE TURF.
Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA. July 27.-The weather Is
warm, with soulherly Why'd and light
clouds. The track Is dusty but last, ana
the attendance good.
In the first race-One mile-Luke Black
burn was such fayOrite over thurman
that no pools could be sold. Luxe Black
burn won easily; THURMAN second. 1ime'
1:434.
The second raee-one and a half miles
was won bv Colonel Sprague; Franklin
second; Mary Anderson third. Tine,
2:43i.
The third raee--Saratoga stakes Tor two
year-olds. three quarters OF mile-wa'
won by Crickmore Brambletta second
By-the-Way third. Time, 1:l14.
The fourth race-selling race mile an'
one furIong-was won by Warneld; DaI
X. second; Governor Hampton third
Time, 1:5S.
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Elevator Accident.
FIVE MEN BADLY HURT n A BALTIMORE TO-
BACCO WAREHOUSE.

BACCO WAREHOUSE.
BALTIMORE, July 26.-An exciting acct
dent happened to-day at State tobacco Ware
house No. 2, O'DOnnclrs wharf, foot OF
Frederick street, by which five men were
badly hurt and six made narrow escapes
from losing their lives. six labOrers en-
poyed about the warehouse, OF which
Alexander SOmervlle is superintendent,
were engaged transferring a hogs
head of tobacco from the fourth TO the
second floor. Their names are James
+. kerShaW, No. 20J Cough street; John
w. Denton, North Gilmor street; Carl
We,man, Thomas Alton, James Trott, and
john Fowler, all four Of Calvert county,
and boardin,; on Sharp street. The dis
lance between the second and fourth floors
is about twenty feet
The men. after eltcting the hogshead on
the fourth floor, rolled II on to the elevator
to lower it TO the second floor. They also
rot on the elevator in order 10 reach that
floor ut the same time With the hOg>held.
and began lowering. After loOsenng the
brake or check the elevator began 10 de-
Scend very rapidly and the brake was ar-
pied.
The combined weight on the elevator Of
the hog>head and six men was over 1000
pounds, and the check refused 10 act. The
elevator descended with frightful rapidity
TO the ground floor, distance OF over forty
feet, striking with great force. Weisman
Jumped of as the elevator neared the
ground, and escaped with shaking up.
The others were badly hurt. Denton's in
inries were the most serious. He was
bruised about The body, and his upper teeth
were driven into the roof OF the mouth.
The other men were cut. bruised, and badly
shaken. Dr.. James Z. Wilhelm was sum-
moned. and did all that was possible for the
men. Those who were incapacitated Tor
duty were aiterward removed to their
homes in conveyanceS. Strange to say, no
bones were broken.
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THE LATEST NEWS.


The RACES AT sARATOGA-UNPR0v0K
MURDER IN TENNEssEE-A MURDERER
LYNCHED IN STEWART COUNTY, TENN
DIR. TANNER WAS ~ IMPROVED SPIRITS
YEsTERDAY-DEA1H FROM HYDRopHO-
BiA IN TEHSEssEE-ANorHER MINE HOR-
RoR IN PESNsYLvANIA; THREE VICTIMS
OF BLACK DAMP-FRIGHrFUL TRAGEDY
IN BROoKLYS-0RDERs FOR GENERAL
HANCOCK-A LADY LYING SICK ABED
NEAR WILMINGTON, y. G., STRUCK BY
LIGHTNING AND KILL Ed - CoNGREs-
SIGNAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AT GOOD
wOoD-THE BOLTON COTTON OPERA
TlvEs DECLINE TO sTRIKE-PROCEED-
INGs IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONs-THE
EUROPEAN COMPLICATIONS.
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The Late Cnptnln prllchn rd.
TUE USE OF RAIR-DYE VERY PROBABLY TIL
cAraK OF MS III.NEsa AND DEATH.


The funeral OF Captain Richard Pritch-
ard. the veteran steamboat captain OF the
Chesapeake, late commander OF The steamer
Louise, OF the Clyde Line, plying on the
York river, took place from his late resi-
dence. 70 east Pratt street. Baltimore, at
1:30 o'clock Monday, and was largely nt-
tended. The services were conducted by
the Hiram Lodge OF Masons. OF which
body the deceased was a member. Many
OF the captains OF the port were also pres
emf, among them being Captains Linden
aud Cannon (who acted as pal-bearers).
Captain Gaut, and many others. The
funeral coriege was very large one. The
remains were deposited in Mount Carmel
Cemetery.
The american says:
CAPTAIN Pritchard was one Of the oldest,
most popular, and undoubtedly one Of the
most skiliul steamboat commanders in
southern waters. He climbed the ladder
OF hard. learned promoiion-from deck-hapd
TO fireman. wheelsman, mate. and captain.
Singular TO say, in a lifetime service he
never met with an accident, and manage d his
boats always so well as TO escape all dangers
and disasters. lie was once captain OF the old
Beividere. and whilst absent one week the
boat was smashed up by collision. Again,
when the steamer Express was Iost-being
capszed In storm-he commanded the
steamer Ide, and although in plain sight OF
the Express, he saved bis own boat and aid
ed in saving the passengers OF the Express.
The steamer Z Duse, which be commanded,
Is bard 10 handle, but no accident ever be-
fell her under his guidance.
He was seized in Richmond two weeks
ago with fever. which developed into pa
raysis Of the brain, and during bis illness
he was almost entirely unconscious. Pro-
iesSor Miles, one Of his attending physi-
clans, gave it as his opinion that brain
paralysis was caused in part by the long
continued Use Of poisonous bair. dye-a fact
which the widow desires to make known as
warning to others. Captain Prtchdrd
was SiXty-two years Of age, and leaves a
widow and six daughters.
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RICHMOND M ARKETS
country z fsducg.

country PrsdUce.
BsesnGr: 2Oc. q D.
Bnttsr: Prime TO choi. e yellow, 5000 fan
% G Togs hsel SIC. . ba e for country; zoe. for
civ mills.
bSisd Ffu~. The diied fruits have no sae at
EscibsyS Prne u 5e-coose. 45a4 - cowrro''
25as turkey tail, l5c. q b.; turAey wing IOe'
St11rss,d. Sl@sl .O5 > bushel.
Hay: virginia Il nOthy, 95c@h; cover 500
Sa;s: Baled s5c ~ 9Oc.
oetaioes: IRISH Peach blow. 7lushel' OLD, 1oc'
AL. oo--,n.s....., ,oso, ,o,.
Iar'd: Country 7a@sc;;
S,sIadc. Prln>- f5c.
Balsd Nrdf0s S5M4Oc.
WIZ WoopD wasisd. 4oc.; unwssted, Acc. Berry
wool will orins nOm 10 So. = ID less Inan ABOVE
cemsnt. Lime. Plaster. &c.
Csmsnt. Hwe,dale, $3.50 q barrel James
R Efns s''2 As,,dt"Ta saioc busael Rsessoa,
,l5asL55. according 10 ayanuty: Joinier
tdnisninsb SIS; Gier.a's fslls, soce9oc.
Drx Goods.
Prints: Merrimaek. 7c. Merrimask snlr,ing
re. richmond. &C.; south Bridge. 7c.; Pacinc'
ote. sprague, 6le. sprague shitins' &C.
| Dun,ssls, 7c.; AMens. 6kc.; Manchester, H.
Wasr ington &c. Mallsry Ptnk. &c. Mallory Fur
| ME yc.: simpson Mourning, 7Ac.; Simpson Grey
| 7le.; simpson Black, 74c.; Harmony o'1e'' A'"'
Bro1en Coffons: Manchester \, 5Ac.; Mar
c1es,er A A. A., 6Ac.; Rockeffgs ~ o., ~ ~,
r. 6hc.; James River 40. o., oS.: asiies 49,
TX. X sac; James River "A II ii. dc. 9sine
| PiGster: Lump. "A 70; gso1n', - '"ie'n''
plaster, II 60@Sl.75. .,.o
Tar LARGE size. s3.25aS3 ~. I'm. = u
py.r standard "A ID. D.. Tse.: DrshreSlu,e y II
r. 7c.: GranipYille "A Z. y, Ia r9eaeohsa
nna 81 =: COnestoga D., 7c.: Uonestoga W., o..
''" R,o1o Shsstiags: Pepperell lo.4. soc. Andro'
| eoggln l0-4, SAC. -, ch..,,.,s. New Yorl
Hndroscossin. L., 9c. Fr,dtof The ieom' tvs'
fcrrc.tdale, ee.; Hero ( o.; ff rSii"se o =.
S e.; security Z, 6Xe. Pepperen lQ-i' $685.
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July 27.-The following are the quotations.
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
Luqs.-ConmOn to good. S4:00@s6.
LeGE-COmmon, &6.50GS7; medium, 60 50 {;
good, $40 d SIS line, sl2@Sl4; extra iine, $3.50
$40. .oo
NCmmiag.-C Omm0n, S3mTl; mtdiuhA 500
$3.50; good, SeMS9; fine, SlO@SIO.7o.
DARK TODACCO-MANUFAcTUR
Lug FiHers.--Common. s3.5O@$4; aedium,
$4.500S5; good, S5.50a SO.
LenT FtUers.-COmm $3.50 30; medium,
$50 $3.50; good, S7M SO; fine, S9MSl0..
JCFnDperS.-CommOn,S $500 $500: medium
Ss.j0aS9 good, S9.50@Sl0; Gne, sdO@sll
extra sun-cured, Sl2Gl3.
BRIGHT -MANUFACTt BNG.
SmOkerS-Common, s@$l0; me Iun, slO9
tl2: good, Sl2mSl6; hne. sl60$20. -.o.
Fiffers.-t ommOn, S6NrN; meul IN F'~F'
good. Sl0msl2; hns, nominal. Han, as.
Wr1DDerS.-C Common. l0gd 81 f-tdlum, : . "a
80 good, s2O@S30; hne, slOcsoO' nancy :"
winners. M~hog0nV-Common, $40 81 =
medium I5M ago; good, s228 se1; bne, . d@
$40; extra, SiJ0SJO.
WESTERN TOBAC -.
The demand for This class Of FOODS Il COZ ,thed
urlncipally 10 good old heayybc.es lugs and .Aen-
lucky River leaf. We quote: 800
Old lays, $fNs5: Kentucky RIVER lu2s, SLUG
sl2; Keo.ucky hiyer leaf, sl3kslc.
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CgTICURA.
.CUTIcURA
BLOOD AND SKIN REMEDIES.

NessrS. II eekS a. Potter:
Gentlemen.-I have suffered over thirteen years
with skin disease In my hands and limbs, causing
constant irritation. uep:yng me OF resi- ana alien
ZION no I'm ,iness. / songht many remedies here ana
elsewhere also use Of sulphur baths. without perml-
heni cure. Last May physiclai called my disease
Fcyem1 Eodent: spots app earcd on my hands. head,
and face, ewes became much Unframed and granu-
lated causing at length impaired sight. Internal
and external remedies were prescribed bV a leading
uhvsician for six months. was then Introduced 10
apoIher and q consultation of seteral leading ply
sicians WAS had, WHEN definite Dian was Ctclueu
mon mt an 10 no purpose. After following adj
vice for four months without any permanent cure
| bought TWO bottles of CUTICURA RESOLNENT'
TWO boxes of CUTICURA, and some SOAP; ana can
testify win great pleasure To The elect they nave
had lin my ease In eight days being nearly cured.
The phvsicians pronounced my case the most agra
veted one that has ever come under their experience
and practice. ! recommend and highly indorse the
CUTICURA REMEDIES. - , ,>,.,
Yours truly. +. H. DtNhr.
CLIFFORD STREET AND WOODWARD AVENUE,
DETROIT, MICH., January "a, 1879.
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THE CUTICURA SYST EN-
OF TREATING HUMJRS OF THE BLOOD
SKIN AND SCALP, WITH LOSS
OF HAIR,

Is first the publication Of the blood through an en-
ergetic action of the bowels, liver. Kidney, ana
sEin-tbc natural purifiers Of tie body. Next 10
heal every external evidence of ,ease and restore
IN. beauty whilehcss, and freshness OF The SKIN ana
onaptiiy and quality Of the Hair. CUTICURA BE
SoTVENT IS cathartic diureiic. resOlyent, and ADJ
sorbent II purihes the blood. liver. Kidneys ana
skin OF every trace of blood poi invigoraies me
brain and nervous forces, and throws Oh ulSedsc'
CTTICTRAa Medicinal Jelly, arrests external DIS
ease removes neess flesh aud skin, renders nealtny
ucers sores, and dischaasng wounds a,layS innah
nation 1tching and irritation and heals IL IS the
,ynetrsf ceanest and best Hair RcstOTer AND Beau
tIfer i'm he world. CUTICURA SOAP, Tor cleanslhg'
resioring and identifying The SKIN, ana Tor me to
ie, hath and nursery Is uprivaled. II AID the W
TtcITRA SHAVING SOAR, the first and only lnedic'-
nal SOAP prepared expressly for shaving, are pre-
pared from CUTICURA.
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The yorktown Centennial Committee.

Fort MONROE, July 27.-Tbe Yorktown
Centennial Committee, OF which Senator
Johnston, Of Virginia, is chairman, arrived
here this evening, accompanied by Gov
ernor Holiday and Representative Go0de,
OF Virginia. They leave tomorrow for
Yorktown to select a site for the monument
and perfect arrangements for the approach
ing celebration,
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The sudden death Of Charles Barlow, OF
the mercatle agency firms OF Dun, Bar.
low 4 Co., New York, and X. q. Dun ~
Co., OF this and other cities, Is reported as
having occurred at Long Branch, New Jer-
sey, on the 25lh instant. Mr.. Barlow was
about fifty-five years OF age at the tinie OF
his death. He has been identified with the
agency business since 1874, and has been a
member OF these firms about twenty years.
He was man OF sterling business quallii-
cations, and his counsel was sought by
many OF the leading businessmen.
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In Improved spirits ON Hts Thirfiefh

New YORK, July 27.--Dr. Tanner is in
improved spirits to-day, and none OF yes
terday's unfayorable symptoms are mani
tested. From midnight until noon he drank
only half pint OF water. He enters cont
IDENTIFY upon the thirtieih day OF bis fast.
AT baIi-past O'Clock DR.. Tanner fell into
sleep and the physicians declined 10 make
the usual daily examination as 10 pulse, &C.,
until late in The afternoon.
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General Hancock I'm Command or the
Department Of the south.

WASHINGTON, July 27-By direction Of
the President, Major-GeneraI W. $. Han
Geek, United States army, in addition to his
present duties, has been assigned 10 the
command OF the Department OF The South
during the temporary absence OF Brigadicr-
General G.. C.. Augur on detached service
In this city.
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RICHMOND, July 81 1850.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. 1902 bushels. Red, 1878
OATs.-4OO bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 2SS bushels good at sl.l3; %
bushels very good AT Sl.l4; 30 bushels good ~
bushels good al Sl.l0-'otal, $50 bushels. Red
asa bushels very good Lancaster nj Sl.l4; 1876
bushels common Lancaster ~ Sl.O7; IL bushels
very good Lancaster AZ SLID; 90 bushels good
Lancaster at Sl.l5: 80 bushels good Lancaster at
+ll4: 90 bushel, good Lancaster AZ sl.l5; 206
bushels prime Lancaster on private terms; 30
tu,hels very good Lancaster at Sl.l0: oOi busht IS
good Lancaster on private terms; 9u0 bushels
common F1tZ AT Il: 81 bushels very good tnliz
a, II 90 bushels good FultZ NJ Sl.O7; 80 bushels
fair Fuz Al : 05; IL bushels common Fulz at
81; 1870 bushels very GOOD Fniz ut : LOS 2s bush
els good Fultz at 1907; 222 bushels fair Fuiz al
sa nna 200 GOOD O Fail SLOT 81 oahc,
10 bushels fair Fuiz AT S1.O5; ~ bushels common
Fuliz at 800; 20 bushels very good FuliZ az
$lOS; 100 bushels good Fultz at Sl.o7;2 bushels
good Ful'z at sl.06; SO bushels common fuliz at
o5c.: II bushels common FuliZ ut 81; lis bushels
very good FaltZ at Sl0S 1914 bushels good Full Eat
sl07: ISIS bushels fair FutZ At Sl.05: 30 bushels
damp fuliz at 9Oc.; 20 bushels damp Fntz NJ II !;
42O bushels fair Ful;Z at sl.Ol bushels common
Fnfz al 90c; "a bushels very good Fullz at il {;
100 bushels very good FultZ AT slOS; 90 bushels
verv good Fultz III Sl0S: 1870 bushels good Ful;Z
At 81 90; 800 bushels choice Fultz on private
terms: $50 bushels coed FultZ at Il 06; 100 bush
els good Fultz at SlO5: 30 bushels very good FnltL
AT Sl.0S; l40 bushels prime Fuliz al SlOs: 81
bushel, good FulZ al $l.03 "a bushels good Full z
at S1.0j: 100 bushels fair Fuliz at Sl.O3-lotal,
6.49G bushels.
OATS $50 bu,hels spring on urlvite terms; 80
busbe;s old ,pring a. 4Or.; 200 bulhols winter on
private terms-t0ial, 400 bushels.
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4 Fifty ThOusand.D Dollar Fire I'm
Oregon.

SAN Francisco, July PA dispach
from Empire City, Oregon, says nearly the
entire upper portion Of that town was burn
ed yesterday. Loss, over $4,000
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CUTICURA REMEDIES
FOR BLOOD, SKIN, AND SCALf hoMohs'

,re prepared by WEEKS & POTTER, Chemists and
Druggists, $50 Washington street, Boston ~
Front street, Toronto. Ont anu snow L;lli, ION on
TGcIyRA, small boxes, so cents; large boxes, con-
taining two and one half times the quantity OF
small. 81. REsoLvENT, II per bottle. CuIiC.Ba a
WEDICISAL SHAVING SOAP, o cents III bars Tor
BARRIERS and large consumers, 80 cents.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
An Unproyoked Murder In Mont
gomery County, Tcnn.-A Murderer


CINCINNATI. July "a Nashville tTenn.j
special says: Horace shoemaker, saturday
evening, shot and killed IN the most unpro-
yoked manner w. NJ. riggert in the. Ninth
district, Montgomery county. double
barreled shotgun was the weapon used.
Tlggert had interfered some time ago in
one OF Sboemaker's fights. and this was the
cause OF the murder. Shoemaker has taken
refuge with bis friends, ana detes arrest.
Last Thursday, at Dover, in Stewart
county, a masked mob took George Wash
ington (colored) from jail, where he was
confined for murder committed five week,
ago, and hanged him.
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Conversational Nomination.

CAsrIsE, Me-, July 27.-The Democratic
Convention here to. day nominated Murch'
the present Greenback-L congressman
| by acclamaliQn,
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IIIF u.yT TUIS DAY APPOINTED

w q. SLAUGHTER OUR AGENT TO do business bus, r,
in our name, al sis Bread street, Rcempnn, "
lie win on hand largs r iSIS REEF, ans viii
ToNGJES, sMokED anu p"'~
as o,d customers are requested to ca az MS
,on. as he IS not able 10 yliI them IA i'rmefy, oh
aecoun'O' 'i'N"''M n. oTTESBEisly,R { son,
o.o,. Baltimore, Nd
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
TUEspAY. July 81 1880.

STATE SECURITIES. Bfd. asked.
Virginia i0-40's, Land J ............ AZ Az
virginia console, j. and J:.."ss...."" 57 PA
Virginia pc, lers. J. aud j.. Zl4 20
Virginia deferred. J. and J....."...,.
Virginia interest certincatss......
Va. tax-receisable coupons. ......".... Ssk syf
Virginia lO-sU coHpOns...........,.s.. OZa 9y's
North Carolisa A., j. and J......"... 10y 20
CITY BONDS.
Richmond city SIS, }. and J...."..... 1875
Richmond city So, J. and J........".. lOg
Petersburg city e's. and A.........., 100
Petersburg ely s., specl tax, }. j.. 10? -.
Lyncbburg city 81. J. aud J............ 1Dls
Norfolk cry water 81, J; ana y,....... id9
Manchester 5-s. tax. ree'ble, u. & So. so 20
RAILROAD BONDS.
C.. aud o. II. X. D. IN. en- 1857, }. & J. 100
Va. Cen. X. X. Sd mort. o., }. J.... l0Qs
Va aud r. II. Il. 20 mort. 6's, J. n j. 1Oi -.
South $. II. II. ~ mort. pref 6's, J. ~. 80
Nor and z. 4. x. LIST mort. S., j. & }. 100 -.
Petersburg L. z. lst mort. SIS ). j.. l2s 80
X. and p. r. r. irSt mort s.. AS o. 1I0 49,
R..F. and p. X. Y. mort. s's. }. & J..... ll2k
r.. Y. r. and G. Y. y. s's, ). SJ.; 49,. 10
o.. 4. aud N: Il; Il. fst mort. 7s,J:&J. ~
Piea%oat T. :, 2. - mort. S., 4; & o. III T.
C.. c. and 4. r. 4. ist mort Is. J. j. l0S l07
g.. C: and A. u. y. ~ mort; rs. A.&O. % 9as
Western y. {. X. Y. Is, VI. q N...... 100
RAILROAD STOCKS. Par.
G. and o. Railway cOmmon..... 100 1S 20
A., VI. and o. H. R................. 100
Richmond and Petersburg X. H.. 100 20 80
H.. +. and T.. X. X. tOmmOn....". 100 46
H.. +. and T.. X. n. per c. guar. 100 1919
x. y. aud L. r. X. per c. guar. 100 -. lIS
Richmond aud DaDyille Railroad. 100 VA 7lE
s. and n. II. II. common .......... 100 1Ol
=. and Il. X. X. gtfaranieed.... 100 100
G.. G.. and A. Railroad. leo 334 80
A. and Char. Airline Railway. 100 u 2is
BANK STOCKS.
NaiionaI Bank Of Virginia......... 100 90 %
Merchants NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100 100
State Bank Of Virginia............. 100 lOl
Citizens Bank. 20 IA
Union Bank OF RichmOnd......... 30 % =:
City Bank................... 70 Zos 20
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Virginia Fire and Marine.......... % ~ 33
Virginia State.... ................. 20 ~
Virginia HOme.,........ .........s 70 Zo74 2o's
Thy Flfe...... ,.......'ss.s's'''s.'' - -
Merchants and Mechanics. 100 30
MISCELLANEOUS.
Old Dominion steamship Co...... 100 81 100
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u.RINrINTELLIGENCk.
PASTE RAGE.
ASSURE

BEAUTIFUL MEADOW PAsIUon mn
ID ON TUX CRArGTO> ROAD lntss NJ" .,nIy
Richmond. near MIR. William InI.esi'. IN and
"a p.r month for hOe pasture. 5000 MAJ "a Mairr
careful slteniioa. genr. by psfm,s r"n' so7 west
c.rW street, eisy, or II w, +, bAtpW..N,SSnw|~
farm, Craixtoa read
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SKIN HUNOR FOR TWENTY YEARS
ENTIRELY CURED.

MesSrS. Weeks d Potter:
GentIemen,-I have suffered from Skn-Humor
for twenty years, without finding any remedy or
treatment that would cure il. until began the use
nr The ,'I-TIC IRA REMEDIES, which. In a short
time and at small expense, have entirely eradi-
cqted every trace Of the disease so that now am
entirely free from 1t. therefore believe they VIII
d. ali you advertise them 20 do.
Respectfully yours, -. ,.,,,.nnco,-
BOSTON, July 2, 1879.
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PROPOSALS..
OFFICE or SECRETARY OF SCHOOL bOAho'
IA. sO5 EAST MARSHALL STREET,
RICHMOND, VA, July IN 1850.
,Ast DIrkyEES
TO COAL.DEALEkS.

l. ,---;,, - ..oa,,aa =, ,h,s
oatse no 10 Y O'clock Y. NJ. THUESDAN, duy ~,
1851 Tor furnishing the school Board WIN y FIVE
HUNDRED TONS tmOre or less ot ht,,I VuAsEL-
ny. MEL. SCREENED ANTHRACITE CoAL'
RFI or WHITE ASH, as may be chosen. A.,
Coal To be delivered from the yaf1 1uI,ns 'n1 &c
ronths of August and september Tree OF crlaks' ~
snoh pIaccs within tie corporate hihiis ~ may w
ssnarate bids viii be required for She EGti- ana
sT0VE-COAL. per ton OF TWO thousahI pos ne, ),
The school Board reserves tbe fignt 70 fyss d"
or all bids. AZ, 49,, isroncytv
jy 2s-2t SnpsrNlsoIoi SN"'V' --
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Flsur.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Fine. S3.JQMS4: extrs. 1915 sdperfne, Slf2
$3.50; common tarCilv. :GdS6.50.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, July &c Noen.-Stocks strong.
Money on cali 202H per cent. EXchange-L0ng'
4S2; short, Asa. state bonds dun. Governments
quiet. -
Ereaiag.-M Money, 2@2E per cent. Exchange
4Slh. Governments strong and higher; new 9s,
1899; a. per cents, l11s; per cents, 1923.
States unchanged.
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sCALD HEAD FOR FOUR YEARS CURED
Mrs. 4. SWIFT. Everett, Mass. writes: ne GU
TlCURA REMEDIES cured my chlld OF Scaid-ileal,
covering the .calp and lower part Of he neck OF
TOUR wears Guraiion and which had resisted all Inc
usual remedies