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MARINE INTELLIGENCh.
PORT OF RICHMOND. July 20, 1881.


Steamer Ariel. Clifford, Norfolk, United Ststes
mail, merchandise and passengers, L.. u. Tstum,
agent.
Schooner Laura Bridgeman, Hart, Norfolk, light,
turrie K Co.
Schooner Fila, Guptill, Boston. merchandise Cur
RE 4 Co.
schooner Ella II. Barnes, Rose. Philadelphia coal,
schooner Wake, Budd New York, iron, Richmond
and Danvllle railroad.
schooner ADbe Bursley, Parker, Boston, Ice, J. c..
Smith.
Schooner star Spangled Banner, Mullen. Phila.
delpbia, coal. X. q. Gary.
Schooner John McGinnlss. COlbourn, Phiadel-
phia. COAL Mcdowell.
schooner Glenwood, Bush, Albany, lumber, c. E.
Whtlock.
Schooner l.. A. Rose, Rose, New York, salt, Da-
venport Il Morris.
Schooner Yankee Doodle, Rose, New York, ce-
ment, X. Wendenburg.
Schooner John Mcdonnell, McAndTews, New
York, iron, Tredegar Company,
Schooner Lucy Jones, Nsrlhugh, New York, salt /,
Davenport q Morris.
Schooner George 4. Bowdoln, Phillips, Alexan-
dria, grain, GallegO Mills.
SAILED.
Schooner Benjamin r. Bggs, Quian, New IIa-
ven, lumber, CuItis & Parker.
Schooner Amelia Hearn, Phillips, Philadelphia,
ties. Curtis q Parker.
Schooner d. II. Dever;y. Williams. Philadelphia
eta OsbOrne's, wood, Curtis 4 Parser.
Schssner Eugene B0rda, Osborne, New York,
merchandise. Curtis Parker.
Schooner Maggie ID. Marston. BlackiBgton, Bos-
ton, coal, Chesapeake aud Ohio railroad.
ARRIVED AT osBoRNE's.
Schooner T. W. II. White, smith, light, t. j.
Woodbridge.
Schooner Moonlight, Lemon, light, T. J. WOOL
bridge.
Schooner Rhoda Holmes, Van Cleaf, light, T. j.
Woodbridge.
SAILED FROM OsBoRSE's.
Schooner 7. W. II. White, Smith. wood, New
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sss s2s ss'ss fa sspsiass g Wv s VIZ
~ % s5ss Rc Sy soSs&Se S2 81 fs'sp.
SEQ family. e725. Wbest--sougbsrp higher aud
e iys ysssrn higher ,n y7 asons sgstors red
sLs7 t&si ~; Aesa.i, u gsSssi .aes sspssas.
scarce and srw western 6isher and strong: soatis-
era . s.s,,t ei@ r . sse os ss ana
Proys.ions tiesdy and am Ness @sAs scvi s' 1s%
tIs.60 Baik. msats-shouIdtrs and cesr rib siss1
9oee hsre: PACKED, ~ and Toe gscon--shouidsrs,
LNd-Rt1ped. l2kc. Coffee stesoy; Bio careoes,
ordinary TO fsir, 94@1lkc. sugar quiet A." soft.
l0c Wniskey nrm O, tiifh@3i.f2. fseights
CINcINSATI.i
CINCINNATI, july 20.-Fi0tr strong; fancy,
G Wheat .sns Ne 5sa r",s
81 Age. Porx firm At SIC Lard duil: held al
saa, e1n z, s@; sssssd s se:1S I'D,
1Ic.; sides, l0xc. whiskey erm at sos sugar
da'land unchanged Hogs steady and sFm. COM
mo- snd fEhi, so@S66o; packing ana butchsrs'.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. July 90 -Fiopr quiet ana steady:
lair deman Sat II o7Gtiio. Corn steady Z, satc.
Oats steady u Ale. Pork nominal. Bulk. meats
srOas :noS ss .s ss' ss ssse
cured hams, l2Nl4c. Whisky steady at sl.Os.
ST. LOUIS
ST. Louis. July 20,--Flour higher; choice to
fancy, e61s6.7O. Wheat opened firm ana higher,
closing weak and lower No red fan. sIlehea
sl29 cash. sf.19s@si.20A August. Corn higher
and clos d weak; 474c. bid cash, 47Dfdf7kc. Au-
gust Oats higher but slow at 39k1G40kc. Pork
firm and slow: jobbing. slS Bulk-aeRss hrm
shoulders. s6.40 sides, 1880. Bacon nr1n; Shout
ders. ~ 27Y; sides, s10.30@f10.35. Lard quiet
at Sl2. Wbskey steady at st.0S.
MILWAUKEE,.
,MILwauKEE, July 2o-Flour In good sem,nd
Wheat trm; No. Milwaukee. cash. sl.13; July,
Sl13; August, " IA. Corn stronger; No. 4. 4Sc.
Oats inactive; No. 2, 39Hc. Provisions STEADY
Mess pork, sl7.S5 cash. August. aud september.
Lard-PriIne steam, .95 cash aud Angust, 81 IS
September. Hogs steady at s6l0@t6.3o.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Jnly 20.-Flour in good demand and
tending upward: common to choice western ship
ping extras, s4646. Wheat In active demand. ana
prices advanced No. 2 chicago spring. SL13Afa
tl.l4 cash. s1.15kGf115s August Corn active,
1rm, and higher; 1910. cash and July, 4efc.
August and September; oats steady sad IN good
demand ut 43Ac. Pork fairly active and . shade
higher at 8l7e0. Lard Ia good demand. and prices
shade higher nj &l2. Buik Observation-Disclosures,
s6.26; clear, 80 80. Whisky drmer at Sl.l0.
NEW YORK COTrON FUTURES.
NEW YORK. July 20.-Cotton-Net receipts. 90
bales gross, 2,002 bales; futures closed steady;
sales, 10000 bales; July, s11.67@S11 6S; August,
sll.7l; September, fl1.22@sll 1873; october,
10 62dSI0 90; November, $40 aga $40 as lbe-
cember, sl0.42@tl0 AZ; Jaruarv. sl0.53lA
sl0 "a February. $40 65@si0 81 March, tl0.77
@slO.79; April, $40. s3@s10.9l.
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R1CHMoNDToBACCo MARKET.

JULY 20 The following are the quotations:
DARK TOBACCO PoR EXPORT.
Lrgs.11Commen, s3.5O@sI; medium, $4,000
Ledf.-Common, s5.5O@t6: medium, s6.5O@
~; good: *s@t1e; fine, e11@sl2; extra fine,
&emuiR 9.-CommOn, s4.5Oms5: medium.
so.0O@s6 good, $3.50 ds5.50; use, s9@t9.50.
DARK roBACCo-MAnUFAcTUR
Lug FuisTs.-tommoB, 93.50@s4; medium,
f4.50@s5: good, s5.5O6s6.
Leaf FtheTs.-Common, S56s5 SO; medium,
s6@s6.50 good, S1a 80; fine, s99$l0; extra fine
MISREPRESENTATION, s7.5O@ss.5O: medium,
Ss.50@s9: good s9.5O@$l0; fine, SlO@SIl I;
extra, s12@&13.
BRIGHT ToBAcCo-AANUFACTURI
SmOk s.-COmmon, S61S7.50; medium,
4Sapt9; good. &9.50@sl O.50; fine, Sl31tls.
FtHers.--CommOn, S6@ST; medium, S76tS
good, S9@$Ie; hne, nominal.
VIZ dDDeT S.-COinmon, SSGkl2; medium,
sl3@sl5; good, S20@t25 fine, s40@s50; fancy,
&5l @t60.
WrGDpers, MahogGny.-CommOn, t12@sl5
medium, $l5@@S20i good, s22@s25; fine,
S30@t40; extra. t45@S50.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class Of goods Is confined
principally 10 good old beavY-bOdied lugs and Ken
lucky River leaf We quote:
Old Jugs, &48S5; Kentucky River Tugs,
$lO@Sl2; Kentucky River leaf, $l3GSlS.
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A PETITION FOR GREATER MAIL FAclLI-
TIEs.-A petition TO the postmaster at Staun-
ton, gotten up and signed By over nity
OF the business and commerclai-meh oi
Richmond, Washington, BALTIMORE fhIla-
Idelphia, aud New York, requests lhat, on
account OF their business relations win lhe
merchants and businessmen OF Staunton'
greater mail facilities be granted oy ex.en i
ing the hours OF closing the malls uutlI ~
O'Clock p. NJ, and also that mail be made
nm and sent on Sunday nights. This petit
tIon has also been seconded by large num-
her Of the leading merchants and business
men OF stanton. -~Spectator, reEs
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Murdered by Illicit DistiIIers.
The New York Senatorial Contest.

ALBANY, July 20.-The joint convention
met at noon and proceeded to vote, with the
following result: Combined yote-Lapham,
~; Potter, 40; Conkliug, %; Woodiord,
/; necessary to a choice, rs. Speaker
Sharpe, in voting, noticed a newspaper
statement that be had been ungratefui 70
Mr.. COnkliug, and said that he bad never
held any Office by the assistance OF any one
who has been a candidate for the United
states Senate here. or that of any one else.
The Chair declared that no choice had
been made, and another vote was taken,
with the following result: Lapham, q
Potter, 40; Conking. %; Woodiord, i;
necessary TO a choice, 76.
The Chair declared that no choice hau
been made, and Senator Straham moved an
adjournment which was carried.
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Thanksglylng.Day for the President

ST.. LOUIS, July 20.-A Dallas special
SAYS: A mass meeting composed OF men OF
ali political parties and creeds was held last
night 10 protest against the attitude OF Gov
ernor Roberts regarding his telegram TO
Governor Foster, OF Ohio, about the day oil
thanksgiving for the recovery OF President
Garfield. Speeches were made by promi-
nent citizens. and the following resolution
adopted: ae
RESOLVED, That the citizens OF Dallas will
spend the day set apart by other States os q
day Of Jubilee and Thanksgiving at the re.
coyery OF our President. Other cities OF
Texas are invited TO do likewise,
The Herald, Times, and Gazette are Sc
we're In their criticisms on the action o.
Governor Roberts. &.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
sY TELEGRAPH rorHE DISPATCH.
The Progress OF the President Towards
Recovery Continues uninterrupted.

for the Presidents Re-
covery; Governor Roberts and Governor
Foster-A United states Government Officer
Murdered by Illicit Distiliers-The Big
Sandy Railroad Constructors Interfered
With in Their Operations-The Body OF a
Beautiful Woman Found Floating In the
Hudson Other Crimes-The Irish Land
BiII-NihiIists Holding a Congress in ~.
Petersburg-what Would Have Termi-
mated the Pope's Imprisonment in the van-
ean-Other Foreign Events, &C.
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WILLIAMSBURG.

correspondence OF the Richmond Oispaichl
- ufsuanl TO call by the chairman OF the
- M,A,euliye Committee, there was a meeting
Me Conservatives OF the city Of VIII
Az n'ouig held at the courthouse on Satur-
ess, 10Th Of July, 1881, for the purpose OF
ceeIng delegate TO the Gubernatorial
Invention. Dir. Sydney Smith was called
s y .ae chair, and DIR. Van. f. Garrett APP
yO.nfd secretary. After the transaction Of
mn local business the following resolution
vas unanimously passed:
,lVSosoed, That II IL the sentiment OF this
- -'rung that Hon. John Goode Is our choice
esndidate for Governor, aud we COM
S ,ssea hlIn 10 the favorable consideration OF
Oyf Convention.
az. ine following gentlemen were chosen
ssEgale aud alternate: IL. ID. Cole, dele
sa'si Robert Barlow, alternate.
SYDNEY SMITH, Chairman.
'oa. r. Garrett, Secretary.
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PRINCE EDWARD.
Correspondence of the Richmond Di'pptch.l

CONSERVATIVE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. = sU'
PERINTENDENT AND EXECUTIVE COMMIT
TEE.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatchl
FARNvILLE. July 10, 1881.
The Conservatives OF Prince Edward held
a full meeting to-day. r. =. Berkeley, f.
w. Southall, ID. Kemper. and T. IL. Glenn
were appointed delegates to the August
Convention. K. A. Booker was appointed
county superintendent, with J. V. Rice, X.
NJ. Burton, A. II. Porter, w. ?. Dupuy,
d. Kemper, J. II. Booker, f. W. Southall,
5. w. Watkins, e. G. Weaver, II. w. Scott,
w. S. Dave, r. A. Miller, II. II. Glenn,
w. p. Gillian, and George HINT an EXecu-
tive Committee.
Resolutions unanimously endorsing Cap
tain p. w. Mckinney for the nomination
for Governor were adopted.
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HANOVER.
For the dispatch
T " w TT" F7'EEE'1 7
HANOVER COURTIOUs VA, !

HAMMER NOUhI1OOSb, NAv
July 30, 1891.
At meeting Of the Democratic County
Convention held to-day at this place the
meeting was called TO order by W. IL.
Campbell, Esq, and the following delegates
and alternates were appointed: Delegate at
large, Il. II. Cardwell; alternate, j. ii.
Timberake. Delegates, w. J. Leake, L.
}. Woodbridge, George p. Haw, Julian
Rufin, w. II. Campbell, and e. II. Carter
AllernateS, Edwin Vaughan, Hill Carter,
w. Newton, Walter Sydnor, S. c. Reid,
and c. ID. Taylor. I.
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by Telegraph
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, July 20.-Cotton easy; sales, 20
bales; uplands, 1 ll.l6c.; Orleans, II Io-hee.s
consolI.isted net receipts 2,467 haes: exports-to
Great Britain, 6,235 bales. soulheTa -four nrn and
fairly active; common 20 fair extra. $3.50
Sb'7S. good TO choice extra, t5.Sod 81 GA.
Wheat ka2c. better, the improvement maals Ia
flIaTes: ungTaded spring, 8Oc.@tll6; No.
spring. SI17@sl.le; upgraded red, sl;O39
sf.SIK; mixed winter, tl.25@$l 25f; NO z rsd,
IaIy, al ,29H6tl.90; August, sl.21$tssl .zst
sepiember, Sl.27xdsl2S 9.1B. Corn HeAo
higher and more active; ungraded. 45%@ols.l
No. 2 July, 66kG5Tc.; August, 5I%G ooe.; SEP
tefnber, 6sk@594e. Oats opened shade STRONGER
closed dull aud weak; No. 3, 43A843Se. Hop
unchanged and In mo crate demand. Coneo Seao,
and auiet. Sugar quiet aud unchanged. hoiass.s
lower and In better demand; 90 test reanlng, ~ ~
695c. Rice quiet and steady. Rosin nrin az sS.Vs
Qs2.O7k. Turpentige firm. Wool In buyers iSsv
aud dull: domestic deeee, aA@Aoc.i 1exa:- ~ NJ
| zoe. Pork duh Ind rather easier; ner, tif;s s
| sIe. Middles arm and quiet; long eiear, ~,
short, 9xc. Lard opened higher: anerws,S a.
vance losi; closing heavy al Va 1o~si@r''
| trelghv iOwer. ..t..
\ ~ BALTIMORE. ...
BALTIMORE, July 20.-Fl0ur steady h'NaE'
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COMMEROIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. Jrff 90, 1881.

WHEAT White, 70 bushels good at a. rs !. f76
bushels very good st 81 % 10 81 80. Aixed. 47f
Bushels yery rood At tl.2S; 20 bushels very rood
al s1.27. Fulfz, 90 bushels prime at &1 29: 3sf
bushels very go-d and prime at 81 81: 4g6 bmheb
very g0od at tl.26: sos bushels very good at
81 .23 70 sl.2b; 402 b0shels fair TO good a. $1,2O
70 81 ~ 264 busbe's common at s1.15 10 t1.ls.
CoRN.--White, 2e4 bu. hels very rood at &C;
Mixed, 90 bushels prime az &c.; 10 bushels very
good al Gle. so bushels very good at 60c.
OATs.-5e bushels new winter az 45c.
RYE.-4 bushels OF soc -Il-F rfn
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY, July 90, 1881.
SALES Ill 600 Richmond and Danviile gold 6's
M lO2S; 10 shares Richmond and Allegheny stock
aI56B, 10 do. at So, 0 do. at 54k; so shares Pc
tersburg Railroad stock at 29H; 30 shares Norfolk
and Western referred stock at j54, 10 do. at t4,
20 do. at 54&.
EVENING SALEs.-lO shares Richmond and Al
leehany at SAX, 20 do. at 54A, 80 do. at 54 so do
at 81, so do. at 54's 100 do az 55, 10 do at SAX
10 shares Columbia and Greenyie preferred at 80 {;
90 shares Atlanta and Charlotte at 70; 20 shares
petersb rig and Weldon al 80, 20 do at 80.
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WHITE GOODS.

Our stocks 10 this department are very full and
include all the latest novelties and standard goods.
SPECIAL BARGAINS:
FRENCH ORGANDY, very fine and sheer, at Zoe.
BEAUTIFUL STRIPED MUSLIN at l2kc.;
WHITE and CREAM Don TED, FIGURED, and
BROCADED MUSLINS;
NAINsOOK, LINON DE DACCA, CHECK MUS
Inns, CAMBRlC, MAZALIA, sc.
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SILK DEPARTMENT.

During the present season We are prepared 10 meet
any dc nands as we never allow our stock IA stand
ard goods 10 Tan low.
SATlSS, 75c. 10 ~;
SILKS, soc. TO %;
SATINS DE LYON and DE MERVEiLLtEUN
LINING SILKS, &c;
Look at our $50 BLACK SILK-best ever on red
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Fieur.

1910: supernne. s3.756s4.5O; common family.
t6@46.25; choice or patent family. s7.b0easS
Staunton inspection, extra, 1915 superfne, 50.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
The Assassination OF Collector Bray
ION I'm south Carolina.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., July 20.-In reply to
a telegram received to-day announcing the
killing OF Deputy. Collector Brayton at
Central, S. c., Commissioner Raum tee-
graphed Collector L. NJ. Brayton, at Column
bia. as follows:
81 deeply deplOre the assassination OF
Deputy-Collector Brayton. have instruct
ed Depuly-MarshaI Kennedy TO call upon
all the deputy collectors for assistance to
to arrest Mellow and his coBfederates. Ar
range for furnishing a strong posse we'll
armed Immediately. The Attorney-General
has instructed Depuiy-Marshall Kennedy"
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The POpe's imprisonment Ina the Vati-

The able fal,iter OF the northern frontier
slipped on a banana peel some time ago,
but, having recovered, he hastenls to say
that Sitting Bull is coming in.
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LATEST romEIes NEWS.
The Wharfage OF rerss Colin t,nmpbeII


BosT0s, July 20.--The Advertiser says
Reports Of the approaching marriage Of
Lord Colin Campbell, son OF the Duke OF
Argyll. and daughter Of Victoria Wood.
hull, are wholly erroneous. The lady 10
whom Lord Campbell IS to be married Is n
daughter Of Mr. Edward Blood. a gentle.
man OF large wealth and high standing In
English society.
Amending the Land Btu.
LONDON, July 20.-In the House OF Com
mons last night in the Committee OF the
Land Bill, the amendment OF Right Hon.
Hugh Law, Attorney.General for ireland,
enabling the Land Court 10 qnash all leases
concluded since 1870 which II finds 10 con.
tain unfair terms and to have been forced
on The tenant by threat OF eviction or by
undue influence, was carried by vote OF
POI 10 100.
Nihiiist Congress In ST. Petersburg.
LONDON, July 20.-A Berlin dispatch to
the 81. james Gazette this evening says:
Nihilists are holding a congress in st. Pc
tersburg, under the very eyes Of the Gov
eminent, which, although fully warned Of
the fact, are unable to discover the place OF
meeting.
The Trouble In Algeria.
PARIS, july 2U.-Ine Oran correspondent
Of the Temps says in connection with the
troubles IN Algeria, that letters were sent
from Mecca In 1880 t. Mohammedan coun-
tries vigorously appealing TO the sentiment
Of the brother hood, uniting all Mu>sul-
mans declaring that Islam was threatened
with complete destruction that England
was mistress Of India, France OF Algeria,
and Russia Of Turkestan, and it therefore
behOoved MOhammedans 10 awake and eve.
ry where throw off the Christian dominion.
The POpe's Imprisonment Ira the Vati-
can.
LONDON, July 20.-The Times prints with
prominence, which indicates Tvs aatbOrita-
tive source, a letter signed "A Resident in
Rome" us follows: 81 have sufficient
grounds for believing that had all gone
quietly the Pope would have taken the Oc-
casion he desires for terminating bis impri-
sonment, and that the ch.beariDg process
sion was organized by the old zealots in
distinct opposition to the representations OF
the Cardinal Vicar, in the hope Of provoking
what In fact happened, and so etfectually
preventing the Pope from passing the doors
OF the Vatican"
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PARASOLS

will be sold at greatly reduced rates as we are deter
mined To dispose OF the entire stock. Great bargains
eau ba found.
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DRY GOODS. NOTIONS. &c.

EOURQUREAN, PRICE, TEMPLE Il
COMPANY,
429 EAST BROAD STREET,
CARDOZO, ALSOP. MOsBY & CO.,
1908 EAST MAIN STREET,
during the present month offer special inducements
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Railroad. Builders interrupted by
LawIess Characters.

LOUISVILLE, July 20.-A special dispatch
from Maysville to the Courier journal says
The Big Sandy Railroad Company. now
constructing their line through Carter
county, are having trouble with an Organi-
cation known as The Natives The con-
tractors and their operatives have been
threatened for some time past, and last
week one OF the men was robbed and after
wards shot to prevent his appearing as
witness against bis assailanis. On Monday
an attempt was made on Sinking creek to
wreck a construction train, and the men
building the bridges were driven of from
their work. The county authorities seem
poWeTless to restrain these Outrages, and
the State is asked to remedy the matter.
The road is rapidly approaching compile
ton, and cars would be running through
from the Ohio river in a few weeks II the
builders were allowed to go on with the
work peaceabIy."
Murdered by Illicit Distillers.
CHARLESTON, 5. c., July 2O.-A special
from Central. in Pickens county, says
Thomas L. Brayton, United States deputy
collector OF internal revenue at that place.
was murdered this morning by Illicit dlstil'
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p' @arke county has organized a volunteer
military company.
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LADIES' MOHAIR and LINEN ULsrERs In
great variety. ranging In cost from 81 TO %. Our
stock Is full IN these goods and the price very low.
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Held TO Answer for Shooting Her
ParamOur.

NEW YORK, July 2O.-Mrs. Elizabeth B.
Coleman, wife Of Captain Coleman, OF 81
Catherine street. who Is under arrest for
shooting her paramour, George b. Coles,
treasurer OF Miners Theatre, last night,
was arraigned in the Police Court to-day,
and was committed to'await the result OF
Coles's injuries. She was cool ADD uncon-
cerned looking. Coles lies at the hospital
in a dying condition. His ante-mortem
statement was taken by the Coroner to-day,
in which he said he visited the woman II
number of times, but did not know she was
married. She represented herself to him
nc n single woman.
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LACEs AID EMBROIDERY.

IAgES AND ENBROtDEk1'
rhe unprecs iented demand for such goods has In
duced ms 10 make 4 specially Of this department.
In MFCHLIN. MALTESE, MlREC0CRT, RUS
STA, CORDEREsSANT, APPLIQUE, ANTIQUE,
CARDINAL POINT, CORALINE, TORCHON,
DUCHRSS. and other NOVEL and STANDARD
LACEs we exhibit the greatest variety 81 our usual
popular prices.
LADIES' MOHAIR and LINEN ULsrERs In
great variety. ranging In cost from 81 TO %. Our
stock Is full IN these goods and the price very low
GESTLEMEN'S FURNISHINGS In
COLLARS, CUFFS,
SOCKS, sCARFs,
In best goods at lowest rates.
SPECIAL INDICTMENT
For the balance OF the season Offer special terms
on FANCY sUrTINGs aud TRoUskR PAT-
| TERMS. Much money can be saved BY securing
] the materials OF as.
| PERPUMERY, SOAPS, POWDERS, TOOTH
| POWDER and other TOILET GOODS at unusually
| low prices.
| CARBOLIC MJUTH-wAsH al soc.
| GAUZE UNDERWEAR.
GENTLEMEN'S SHIFTS, 25c. 10 $3.50;
LADIES' VESTS, soc. TO $3.50.
Special terms made 70 hotels. boarding houses, or
schools. Direct your orders 10
| CARDOZD, ALsOP, MOsBY CO.,
v0URQUREAS, PRICE, TEMPLE CO.,
~ s-eod Richmond. Va.
|
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ssy geIegrapB.

NkM IOh4hs
NEW YORK july 2O.-No Stocks irregular.
Money on call. 3m3s Der cent Exchange-Long'
4e3I: short. 4S5A. State bonds dnil' dOFerh-
ments quiet aud lrm. ,,,,,,.
Epsntn0.--aouey. 2663k per cent. Exchange,
asa Governments irregular; new o's, lOlA ne"
ANS, Il4K; new As, ll69s. States moderately ac'
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SPECIAL INDICTMENT.

For the balance OF the season Offer special terms
on FANCY sUITINGs aud TkOUsER PAT
TERMS. Much money can be saved By securing
the materials OF as.
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Awoman,s Head Ahoat.

HARRISBURG, PA, July 20.-The head OF
a colored woman, supposed to be that OF
Mary Andrews, who was thought to have
been killed and burned by her husband
near Highspire, was seen floating in the
canal near that eace last evening. A search
is being made for it. This adds new
phase to the case, and the opinion now pre-
walls that Andrews burned only portion
OF bis victims remains, and threw the other
part into the canal.
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BALTIMORE.

RnrrmoRx, July e0,-yirsinia o's; coas y !
az: second series, 81 pASt-due coup)nN 1Aist WV
l0-4O's, 55'S. Bid to-day
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A River Mystery.

LEWISTON, n. Y, July 20.-The body OF
a young lady, aged apparently about twenty
years, was found floating in the river here
last night. The clothing was all gore eX-
cept the waist and one sleeve OF her dress.
which was OF black cashmere trimmed with
black velvet and bead trimmings. She had
on high.buttoned kid shoes. The body is
about five feet five inches in height, with
long brown hair and beautiful evenly'set
teeth. 1t bad evidently been 10 the water
five or six days, and is supposed to have
come over the falls. An inquest will be
held here,
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NEW YORK COTIuN FtJTUREk.

NEW YORK. July 20.-Cotton-Net receipts. 2S
bales gross, 2,002 bales; futures closed steady
slI.7l; September, fl1.22@sI1 .23; october,
I0.62dSl0 90; Novembe-, &c aga $40 43 be-
eember, tl0.42dt10 AZ; Jarnary. sl0,5sA
S10 81: February, $40 66Gti0 81: March, tl0.77
MHlO70: April, 4lO B3Ms10.ol.