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1900
| Indigo; ttm3l.f0.
6addeyt tbe..
s1.F0; gDaie. 75c.: srpiss. 0oMeOc. Lsbrrs,sr-
o = ~: 9nmtnc.; isrf. 90c.; swsei, 81 > nrrsn 1,
Dtet salad. $3.50; castor. tf.z5 y gailon: virxnfs
luniestDg, s1a35cs.; esrCssus, oze.. cssn. B faL
TO-
Kacs otnosr: Sc
Soo's' s'nsens, soc.; sesecz. without TOP, $50
Sodn ? sal;; iksc2c.. 10 kegs; Esxish soda. Sc.
As sssss;s r sssSts; AZ,
gsyetgp rrr,,s ..S &c..
-. ,a,s1a's '" H"o osnoy'
gasny. iz'f@lst.
tsuso7ssf Asssins: t6@s.b0 g nor.
so''s'"" ''A
~'"'e'NS
eaeo. Cs1 llt@llkc,; rfned.
vi,sn, %1ssrs. 'nynls shoulders &C.;
lIh,.; mall nc. ssssr-c.,sa 1870 1sc. p'sis
has l2c;; csnvssed hams. 13fai4s.: buE sides :,
Bsessis FsIs'e, i NO sssos si.soasr.7o
'hE ssod aooD'' s;7'Gs2 .
sl.50@s2 80; four strings. az .z5Gss.
o. .osss e.. hIo-Connon. IO9iIc.. fsir. ZIG
ioe.: Java. 259Isc.
yai'sss' A1ain@nrns candles. l2F9 l3c. asst
yG9ssa1sc. ~: AlI-noses' &c: tailoH, fee
"a 49,. 80 Iane out .e, l5hnItHc.; Pofth1n
o. &c r Wsiu, Slttn9, lz1lz5c.: common.
R,es: Carolina. so Tic.
>-s herrilRr- No. i'sron-s grcss. $3.50,
N9r.s snrolina ca, herrinss se@te IS; essterr.
$500 No. z. IN barJels. IS 80 No. mackereL
81 OK Ne' - :" AiS' Va VI NJ Z'ih Ein.
'Jorf. pr,m. ,..ra,s ana $780,, ,a,,xa,a,>
a.. harreis' "a tuhs' IIIStoa, '1s ". sSc.:
yors 7 e. Tor eno,cs I,sit, mo-, '-@'' io' Ne"
yo,,assss1 ,onTo, o's Nn1,.'.to,aDs.a. 90.
t,errcs o. hsyasIs 1S, genu,ns so,sar 800 12s.
SSS4hc = 1.Jio.. Eaw Orleans nr,yn. soas net
1870 , Wv w 'es , p,u,' o"~ que.
.ln,n from .,ora 20 savs ''"'e' 'i'fV 'rOuho
S,,, .V'u r s.oie y. s" :, (; y 49, ,
~ ~. e. isr.. sI~1-
eiEe q o.. Sa ~ ~, ,.u. -
o0sp: Iomnon. 0tsfL., Dest waning, 9e<1ss
TSGs: R;aek' 25SShoe' no'neys., ST.. snn.
powner 35c : Al '" ~~V'" 49,
tFoa' steel. MATHS. kc.
IRON: american renned, Old Dominion bar,
"a ts< o,iVS " 10 Ior stshSaIu slzes Enzihn
5n nc !: hoon az h2c w '"'"~' "~i's'0s'
NaiIs: old dominion az for standard sire
for 200 ke9s
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FANCY GOODS. &c.

STEVENS
recognizing the beauty OF the philanthropie move
now on foot to give the people Of Rlchmcnd and VI
ciniiy the benefit Of wholesale prices on
CHINA AND GLASS,
and wishing to Offer substantial aid to the Audable
ENTERPRISE, offers IA the best makes
Selected DINNER PLATES, extra hin, al Soc. per
dozen;
Selected c. c. PLATES At soc. per dozen;
Selected HANDLED TEAS, extra thin At DC. per
set;
Selected ENGLISH CHINA, HANDLED TEAS,
extra thin, at SOe- per set;
Good IRONSTUNE CHINA, HANDLED TEAS, At
45c. per set;
LAMP CHIMNEYS al Ace. per dozea
Fine PLAIN GOBLETs (beautie3) at 5Oe. per
dozen;
TIJMBI. Frs, three styles, at zoe. per dozen;
In ROGERS TEA and TABLESPOONS and
FORKS;
In CAKF-sTANDs. CAsTORS, &c, &C, yoa will
and large assortment, a. bottom prizes, at
STEVENS,
teQ4 sos Broad street.
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Northumberland.

NEWPORT, r. l., July 29-Tbe United
States steamship Powha arrived here at
3 O'Clock this morning from Boston, and
sailed again At 10 o'clock for Norfolk, Va,
having taken on board at this place eighty
five officers and sailors from the training
fleet, for the purpose Of conveying them to
Norfolk to bring the New Hampshire, at
that place, to Coasters Larb0r island.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Atheists In Parliament.

LONDON, July 80. The total number OF
petitions presented in the Honse of Com
mons during the present session OF Parlia-
ment praying the House TO reject any
change 10 the law which may be proposed
for admitting atheists to Parliament is
1892, with 23O.575 signatures, and the
number Of petitions praying Cor the Aliera'
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THE LATEST NEWS.
sY TELEGRAPH TO THE DISPATCH.
The Presidents Condition Yesterday
Stfif Favorable.

Enc ourasing Reports from the sick-Ro0m;
the Patient Progressing Satisfactorily
Funeral OF the Late Secretary Of the United
states e-YeIIow-Fever nj Havana
and Elsewhere Pursuit. with Blood
fernal-1achine Mandatory at Peoria,
lila White Man Murdered by Negroes in
Tennessee - Naval Intelligence Petitions
Against and In Favor or the Admission OF
Atheists 10 Parliament-nieeting OF the
Peruvian Congress; the Presidential Mes
sage-The French Crown Diamonds.
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FuneraI or,he Laae colonel Barch.

WASHINGTON, d. c., July 29.-The fune-
raj services OF the late Colonel Burcb, Secre-
tary Of the United state. Senate, were held
at The residence at ) O'Clock this afternoon,
and his remains left here at $50 p. NJ. for
Nashville, Tenn. The pal-bearers were
Senators Blair Of New Hampshire, Jones
Of Nevada, PUgh Of Alabama, Butler OF
South Carolina, Johnston Of Virginia, Colo
mel Bright. Sereeant-at-Arm Colonel Pey-
ton, Executive clerk. and Captain Bassett,
Assistant Sergeant-at Arms.
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The Pursuit ofthc williams Brothers

n
CHICAGO. July ga dispatch from Ma
pie Springs, Clair county, Wis, says /: New
life has been infused into the pursuit OF the
williams brothers by the arrival OF eight
Indian scouts with thirty bIoodhonnds,
employed out West by tde United States
Government. The scouts are headed by
Buffalo Charley and Yellowstone Kelly.
With these names the public were made
familiar during Clusters and Miles's cam
plign in 1876 and 1877. Buffalo Charley's
parents, brothers, and sisters were killed
by Indians over six years ago, since which
time he has given his whole heart 10 the
work Of tracking redskins and fugitiyes
from justice. The trail OF the outlaws will
be taken up in the vicinity OF DoOIittle'S
camp, and the scouts will 90 ahead with the
entire pack Of boOdhounds, making such &
scout as was never witnessed in the big
woods before.
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PERRY DAVIS PATN-KTLLER
GUNNER COMPLAINTS.
At this season various diseases Of the bowels are
prevalent, AND MANY LIVES ARE LOST through
lack Of knowledge Of a safe and sure remedy.
PERRY DAVIS PAIN-KILLER
Is A SURE CURE FOR
DIARRHGA. DYsENTTRY, SUMNER COM
PLANT, CHOLERA, CHOLERA
MORBUS. ETC,
AND is PERFECTLY SAFE
HUMMER COMPLAINTS.
PERRY DAVIS PAIN-KLLER
READ TIE FOLLOWING:


BAINBRIDGE y. Y, March ~, 1881.
PERRY DAVIS PAiN-kILLER "trtr yduS Ia ~
stomach. JOSEPH BURDlT1.
NIcHoLvILLE, y. Y, February ., 1881.
The ueru best medicine know 81 for dystnlery,
cholera. merbus, and cramps IN The stomach. Have
"''' - ~ JULIUS W. DEE.
MOrNGoNA. Iowa. Marcn II, 1881.
have used Your PAIN-KILLER IN severe cases Of
crImp.sconc and chOltra-morbus' end u gave al
most instant relief l.. r CALDWELL.
GAINESVILLE, GA . February %. 1881.
For twenty years nave usCd your PAIN KILLER
g. my family. Have used II many time; for sowel
complaints. and Il ARRAYS cures. Would not feel
safe without q bottle IN The bOuse. D. IL. WE.
SACo, Me. January ~. 1881.
Pave used PERRY DAVIS PAiN-hILLER for
twelve wears. II Is SAFE, sure dHd rtHdOte. NO
mother sh Juld allow II 10 De OUT OF The family:
II. /. NAYES.
ONEIDA. y. Y. February @, 1881.
We begyn using a. over thirty years $50, aud II
always gives Immediate rtifl. NVu'u haiuiS udIe
to 20 TO bed without bottle In me house;
CoSwAYBoRo', 5. C.. February %, 1881.
In the mouse. DIR. +. NORTON.
UNITED STATES COSsULATE.l
CREFIELD, RHENIsH PRUSSIA. FEB. 8, 1881.
| have known PERRY DAVIS PAIN-hlLLEk
almost from the day IL WAS Introduced, and after
ears of observation and regard Us presence In
my household as an fndtspensdbte neeetstty.
|. $. Potter, Uniltd states onsuL
BURTON. on. TRENT. ENGLAND.
| had been several days suffering severely from
llarrhCea accOmDanied wi b intense PAIN, when
Lried Your PAIN. KILLER, aud found almost instant
relief H. Do NOONh'
2l MONTAGUE STREET. ONDON, ENGLAND.
During a residence OF twenly-hree years IN India
have given II In many cases OF dtarrh9a, dYsen-
ery and cholera, aud never knew Il 10 fail 10 give
.ehef X. CLAkIDGE.
NO FAMILY CAN SAFELY BE WITHOUT
THIS INVALUABLE REMEDY. It's price brings
L within the reach OF ALI. For sale by all druggists
AZ 25c., Soc. ana 81 a hottie.
~ -'' pFKpY 'pAVtS q SON Proprietors
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iy23 eod6t
TO INVESTORS.

We offer for sale a limited amount of RICHMOND
AND DANVILLE RAILROAD PER CENT
GOLD BONDS due I'm 1915 al l04 aud accrued in
terest These bonds are secured by consolidated
mort gage on the Richmond and Danyie and Pied
mont railroads aud the lease OF the North Carons
railroad.
We can confidently recommend these bonds, as
the annual report Of the company fOt the year d.
log 3Oth september, 1880, showed that The COM
pany had reduced IT'S debt over k45O,OCO during
The two preceding years, besides adding largely to
it. rolling stock and machinery, and purchasing
800 tons Of new steel rails. For ht seven months
ending April 80, 1881. the net receipts Of the com
pany exceeded $4,000, which Is equal 10 Ga per
cent on the capital stock OF the company AFTER the
payment Of interest, rents, and all other fixed
charges. ana expeDdiug a large amount for equip
meut, Steel rails, and additional workshops.
THOMAS BRANCH < co.
The receipts OF this company for carrying the
mails for last April show an increase OF over 100
per cent over same month Of last year, and for
freight Of 80 per cent. Previous TO lst If May 40
per cent. of the Ataua and Charlotte freighl
business went ria the Carolina Central railroad.
Now all IT'S through business goes by The Richmond
and Dauville railroad, which viii add largely 10 ltf
Income my IL
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A Tennessee Murder.

PARIS, TENN, July 20.-At picnic near
here Wednesday, man named Stubblefield
and his brother-ln-hw, both white, got into
a quarrel with some negroes. Two Of the
negroes seized Stubble6eld by the arms and
held him while another blew out his brains.
The negroes were arrested.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
FRIDAY, JHly 20, 1881.

FRIDAY, JHy 20, 1881.
Csantry Produce
ApDIes Green-From 1928 % 81 so per barrel.
Bessi0CE 2l@2Sc. = v. 1000
B,ltttr: Prime ~ choice yellow, lSg2uc iAr 0
NV GSrI, Rsai: $4,000. . oushei for country; roc
B ~ Frau: Apples, &C.. blackberries, &c.;
cherries i29l4c.; raspberries, zoe; peaches,
peeled. lO0ZOc.; al nominal.
POgitry.-Liye chickens, I5T93te.; dnchs, 209
o. g3qs: Dullat Il@12c.
Ftate.rI. grla, loose, 4SGso'.; eoionon.
yFiazseed: sl@sLO5 > eusbeL
HrV' ViYT.nls u"O'n. 75MS0e.; loser-m xei,
65R zoe. clover. 600 SOC.
P5fGioes: irisi-Early aose, se.759s3; Peer
less 81 .5Od PTS = rgrrei.
RDots:. Glusens, 81 25Gsl.5o , n. Seneca fsss
V XII ri = Coaitry. ll@l2c.
ays: sOa s2c y busovi
StiusGc: Prime: &C.
ShUckS: 10M7Jc
Tdiiot9 5e55ic. = d. ,....,.,,a, o.lao,.
BURY MOOT viii BRING from 10 DC. y II less
tGan shove rates.
cement. Lime. Plaster. &C.
0s,a,nt. Rose daIe, Sl.t51s1.50 = barrel.
Lims: Agricultural, 99lOc. . oGsaee aosA,sso,
IA ,shtr FL SI25: Glenn's Falls, 81.
Ptasisv: Lump. "A as; grcnHJ, az; csemsd
',laster, sl.60Asl.73.
Tar: Large size. b4.5D.
ury 8oOdl.
PrGnss: Merrmsck. 64c.: III .Frlmsck shifting
&c: Richmond. &C., South kr~ige. sc. Pacific
7c; Sprague 5Sc.: spraguA shifting, 5fe.
Dannel's, 6kc.; Ailsa's. oe. Aauonss.eE, e.
washington, b. &C.; Mallory Piph, &c. Mallory Pur
Die, 7c.; simpson Mourning 7c.; simnson Grey
| 7e.; simpson Black, 6lsc.; Harmony, oAe.' Ash
| land Solid, DC.
BTopn CoffOns Manchester A., Sci Wan
chester IA A. A., 64a; koekbriage AZ !
q. 6sc.; james River \ q. o.. bse. james HlVei
| GAc.
Drugs, Dysstuffs. OILS, kss
Alan. &C.
| AieoAO; 42.b0 q gallon.
Concentrated Lys; tS&sf case Of fos
dozen.
. C0Dpsrdss &c.
] CochiRSal. 90e, y %
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Texas Railroad items.

GALVESTON, July ga special from Aus
tin says: 1.-THE Paris and Great Northern
Railroad Company flied their charter here
Yesterday. providing for a standard gauge
railroad from Paris to Red river, distance
OF thirty miles. The capital stock is $780,
onn
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Associated Press reports by telegraph 10 the Dis
I

Associated Press reports by telegraph 10 the Dis
psich.l
Executive MANSION, July 29-11:50 A.
M.-fUnofficial.)- 1.-The President Is having
another quiet, comfortable day. Since the
morning bulletin his temperature and res.
piratiOn have remained normal. and BIS
pulse is below 100. His nOUrisbment to-
day has consisted chiefly OF Juice Of freshly
roasted beef, milk, aud prepared meat ex-
tract. As an experiment the surgeons
have also given him TO day small
quantity Of Tartar beverage known
as Koumiss," which is in great re-
pute among the CalmUcks Ct south
eastern Russia as nutritious and
slightly stimulating drink. Koumiss, as
prepared BIZ the Tartars. Is thin
whitish fluid, with milky taste and
slightly pungent favor. and Is made by dis
tIlling mares milk while it is undergoing
The process Of fermentation. IL has great
reputation in southeastern Europe and
western Asia, not only as an inyigoratiDg
stimulant, but as a nouriShing food, and
large establishment popularity known as
"Koumiss Cure" was founded on Volga
near Samara few years since, and was
visited by invalids from all parts OF Russia.
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, July 29-l2:3O L. VI.
The President bore the dressing OF his
wound well this morning, and exhibited
very little fatigue after its completion. The
appearance Of the wound, the character and
quantity OF the discharge, and the general
condition OF the patient are satisfactory.
He rests well and takes an adequ tequanlty
OF nourishment. At present bis pulse is
9S temperature, 0S.4; respiration, 10.
ID. W. X. Bliss,
j. BARNES,
j. j. WOODWARD,
Robert RtYBURN,
FRANK II. HAMILTON.
WASHINGTON. July 29.-LOueH, Minister
London: Att =. NJ. the Presidents con-
dition is reported as entirely satisfactory.
A slight return OF fever is expected later in
the afternoon, and will probably for some
time be a daily accompaniment at this stage
of his progress. BLAINE, Secretary.
COMFORTABLE AND CHEERFUL.
WASHINGTON, July 29-7 p. M-(Oflicial.
The President has been comfortable and
cheerful during the day, and has had quite
\ nan since the noon bulletin was issued.
The afternoon febrile rise came on later, and
was not 20 marked as yesterday. The
wound has been di,chargng freely, and
looks well AT present. lis pulse is 9S;
temperature, 100; respiration, 20.
ID. W. BLISS,
j. X. BARNES,
j. J. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBURN,
FRANK Ii. HAMILTON.
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GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE
~ OF TURNI?-sEED at SCOTS drugstore,
corner OF Franklin and Seventeenth streets; RUIA-
BAGA, 40c.; WHITE FLAT DUTCH, 40e.i AN
Der GLOBE, 4oe.; WRITE NORFOLK AUG, /,
WHITE GLOBE, 4Oc. sEvEE-TQP 40c.i RED
TOP, 40e, V2o'e"d'Vs
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Arrested.

WATERFOWL, n. Y, July 20.-Charles
Parker. the guide who attempted an indie
cent assault on Mrs. George Bull while
conveying her from Forked Lake 10 Long
Lake on Tuesday last, has been arrested in
Kingston, Ont.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, July 90 1881.
SALES,


WHEAT White 80 bushels seed az 81 80; $50
bushels prime and very good at 81 20 IL 4 bushels
very good at Sl.27: 272 bushels good at fl.25 aud
&I.26 IS bushels fair AT 1922. Lancaster, l.0lQ
bushels prime and very good at SIPS; 164 bushels
very good al 1927; 3S4 BASKETS good at 81 20
and tl.26: 1872 bushels fair al Sl.22 10 ~ "a:
bushels prime at 1927; 400 bushels very good
at Sl.26; 30s bushels good at sl.22: 3S2 bushels
common at 81 RUIZ 400 oi,sh eis prime ana
Al "a; I.O7S bushels good to very good at Sl.22
and 81 %: 622 bu, hel, fair AZ 81 20 and Sl.2l
354 bu. nes common at tl.07 10 Sis.
CORN.-White, 1874 bushels prime AM very good
at 65e.; 7G bu-hels very good az Csc; 400 bushels
western at 62c. Mixed, SO bushels very good Al
62c aud 63c.
EYE-l bushels very good az SOC,
MEAL.-30 bushels very good AT b7c
OATS.-l0 bushels very good new spring at 0Oc.;
40 bushels very good new spring at 4Sc.; IL bush
els very good new winter ~ 5Oc.
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Flour.

Flour-We quote: Fine, s30k3.50; extra,
SO superfne, S3.75GS4.50; common family,
1925; choice or patent family. s7.6n@96; staun-
ton inspection, extra, 50 supfrfne, 50.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
FRIpAY. July 20. 1881.

FRIDAY. July 20. 1851.
SALES 100 shares Richmond and DasyilIe Rail.
road al 1858; 10 shares Richmond and Allegheny
Railroad az So, 10 DO. at So 10 DO at 3d. 20 do. at
30; 90 shares Atlanta and Chsrlot'e Railroad
stock at 70, do. At TO- 30 DO nj ~ 10 do OF 10.
EvEsfHG sALEs-s5,C0O North Carolina az At
SO: 100 shares Columbia and GreenviIle Railroad
preferred at So 100 shares Richmond and Ais
RhanY Railroad llofsl a 56k
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"pon Goes ,ne weasel."

This part of tue old popular song by this
name was somewhat siDgularly enacted re-
Gently at Mr.. Elijah Wood's, near the
Hawks Nest, in Fayette county, w. Va. A
very large eagle was seen soaring high up
above the premises, when suddenly he came
TO a stand, popped down on top OF the barn.
took a weasel in his talOns, popped mp, and
was soon soaring aloft again. Suddenly 4
change took place. The eagles wings lost
their hold on the air he popped over and
over and came tumbling headIOng down to
the earth. Upon examination it was found
that the weasel In his 'quirmings bad gotten
hold OF the eagles throat, popped in its
teeth, the life blood Of the eagle popped out,
and he came falling back to The ground,
leaving only mangled carcass OF what was
only few moments before one Of the proud
est (and hungrieS) Of birds. The weasel
was uDhurt, and Immediately popped up
and ran back to The BAN and began again
his favoTite employment Of popping about
catching rats Greenbrier independent.
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where the Internal Machines are
Made.

PEORIA. ILL, july 20.-J. j. Van Martir,
city editor Of the National Democrat, told
the Associated Press reporter yesterday he
had discovered that the internal machines
recently received in Liverpool were manu-
featured in this city. A director OF the
association lives here and is supposed to
know all about them. The mandatory is
on south Washington street.
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ACCIDENTAL DEATH.-Mr. "DOc." Ro-
gers, an ebelnetr Of the Shenandoah Valley
railroad, fell from a thrd-Story window 81
the Botetourt House, at Buchanan, last Fri
day night, and was instantly killed. Mr..
Rogers retired about 10 O'clock, his ROOM
mate having preceded him; and later in the
night be got up, it is supposed in his sleep,
and instead OF returning to ted he threw
himself out OF the window, mistasing it for
bis bed. In his descent he broke several
panes OF glass in the lower windows, and
was horribly crushed in the head by the
fill ncnSLe Uer0n
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY MONEY MONEY !
w ether you wish to LEND or BORROW on
city or country real estate, write to or call on
II. l.. STAPLES & CO.,
iy % eOd6t ll03 Main street.
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MAXINE INTELLIGEsCE

MAXINE INrELLIGEsCs.
MINIATURE ALMASAc-JuLY 80, 1891.
Ss0 rises ,...,.., sos HIGH TlDK.
sam ssts'.......,... 100 Morning ..,....... 7.02
Noon seis......... 9:l5i evening. .......... I.21
PORT OF RICHMOND. July 20. 1851.
ARHfYED.
steamer Ariel Clifford norfolk, lI1itsd sisas
maiL merchandise end Uassengers, J.. Is. Ta'up'
schooner G. C. A. Trayers, Milcsai, Baltimore,
plg.ir0R.
SAILED.
steamship Wyanoke, Couch. NON YORK, mer-
chandlse AND passengers, George w. Alien 90,
agents.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
Is THE MIDSUMMER HOLD AY
NUMBER OF
SCRiB NER

IS the book for the season. and tie individual who
starts for seaside, mountain, or watering-place
without IT, or being at either place fails to send for
T. will not only be out Of fashion but miss one Of
the pleasan,est publications Of the year and fund
Of entertainment that will lend an additional charm
to lei ure." Richly illustrated, and containing the
first CHI piers OF two capital noyeetes. Sold every
where 35 cents.
THE CENTURY COMPANY,
iv colt FORMERLY Scribner & co. New Yorh.
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NO FAMILY CAN SAFELY BE WITHOUT
IL within the reach OF all. For sale by all druggists
at 25c., Soc, ana 81 hottie.
PERRY DAVIS 4 SON, PropretOrs,
~ 21-eOdiSel Providence, X. J..
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WOOD AND COAa.

WOOD AMI C0aL,
VS. PucHER .. &. OSBORNE.
DnCHER & OSBORNE.
IL Who'll EsALE ASo RapAIl. DEALERS
IN sli kiuds OF
COAL, WOOD, AND COKE.
Tyy Us before gOlng elsewhere TO pure kSs yoar
wiuier supplies, or monthly supplles- -.
I flee, SIT east Main street. Yards, Nnta ahu
Cary, ana zine ana BIoaa ttlba stauone " ~
GOAL AND WO0D-FlRSr CLASS
" FUEL--An KINDS OF ANTHRACITE ,sPLiNps
CLoVkR.hILL. WEST VIRGINIA, kNotSs,
CUMBERLANna nc all Other COAL con, ~ - -
HAND. Also, OAK end PINE WOOD. .s.ssa
at redueed prices. II viii pay Yoe 70 SsN s -,
anime prices before pnrshasina Vpp.S 40 ITO
biDation MY mol y. O1lces, 1900 Gary sh~ Nv
Broad street opposite Theatre. a. "a pAee.
y2 1870. y. y. --------
VUsT RECEIVED BEST ANrhRASir.rE ~.
| 81 COAL for famileS-E6G. sfofh' An"
/ Nut SIZES. .,so
I ruItiu LUMP COAT Tor fOandrisst ,uyoe
1 ror sae al market rates. = 4. LA InaaiJ,e
10Y 2 seYvoleSRlh street o. afs"o''FsNh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-30

The following, which is ssid to be sub
aantlally yeracious, will, | trust, prevent
no rheumatic fellow from prohtiug by a
hot bath:
Aosent.minded man IN hot-baih: Come
mere waiter; come and turn of the steam.
! can't manage It, aud Pm scalding TO
death.
Servant (at the door,: What is the mat
A. N. NJ; Come turn of this internal
steam; Pm scaldlng.
Servant turning otIthe steaml: Boss, why
u'on't you get out dc tub ei you was seald.
- a. N. N. (dreamily)i never thought OF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-30

l judge from the expansive appearance
OF The ladies' skirts that hoops have come
INTO fashion again. Owing TO the large de.
mand for and limited supply OF beauX the
gayely here has not been extreme. At one
Tine It was seriously proposed 10 organize
aconscript bureau with the view OF i'm
pressing recruits. Happily the necessity is
DOl now so great. BrauX are coming IN
quite freely, though there is room for more.
lbe White IS crowded nearly TO ITS full CT
paclty, but daicsiy no eligible young man
VIII be turned of. One Of the great bellies
Oh Richmond who married and went
10 Baltimore TO reside is here, aud in the
general judgment is as pretty as ever.
Richmond this year furnishes here
considerable number OF lovely Young
misses. These rosebuds promise to give 10
our city a reputation for beauty equal to
any she has ever enjoyed. Mons. SibOutg
ana family are here. They have tender
Places 10 their hearts for Richmond people.
Az Ohio lady said last night, " These Rich
lnOnd glr,s are all so wen satisfied with
themselves" Wherefore remark, They
nave the right to be. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Nowlan are always counted in when agreea.
Ole peoples names are discussed. Two OF |
Toe loyeIiest young ladies' to be seen In the |
p'rlor or ballroom are Of the Dry Creeks |
company. One is tall and queenly; the |
Other petite.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-30

NEW YORK, July 20.--COttoD- Net receipts. 2 D.
gross 2l2; faurts ciosed steady sa,ss 24Ooy
july, sII.SqGsll.95: August 81 l.VsMtll B&
September. fII.37LslI.3S. October, slO 300
sIO 10; Noven be-, gro 49o al 80 Dsssipotr.
$40 f9@sl0 b0j January, slOoVasiV % ;dt sg
ANIL. 40 Ns4hll.