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SHREVEPORT. La, July 13.-Squire Cole
man, well-known colofed man, was klileu
about two miles from here on Monday eve
ming by Charles johnson, also colored,
paramour OF CoIeman's wife. johnson es-
capped.
Twenty.seyer Deaths from sunstroke
I'm Cincinnati.
WASHINGTON, July I3.-Intense beat is
reported from many points in the West.
AT Cincinnati twenty.seven deaths from
sunsiroke occurred yesterday.
A Disastrous waierspout.
MARsHALLTOwN, Iowa. July 13-BY
food on Sunday night, caused by water
spout, the loss in bridges alone TO this
county will be one hundred and fifty thou
sand dollars, and property OF other kinds
quarter Of million dollars.
Lynched at Des Are, Ark.
LITTLE Rock, July 3.-Henry Smith
(coloredl. VINO confessed to having rayished
and murdered Matte Webb, an orphan
fourteen years old, was taken from Jail at
Des Arc by a mob and hanged TIL dead.
The body was then thrown into the river.
One Hundred Cases OF SunstrOke I'm
Dayton.
DAYTON, o., July 13.-The intense heat
continued in this city with slight reduc-
ton OF temperature last evening from a
thunder-sbower. Out Of one hundred cases
OF sunstrOke nearly Thirty have proved
fatal.
A Fall OF 200 Feet.
LEADvILLE. COL, July 13.-John ID.
Jones, miner, yesterday fell into SHAFT
200 feet deep in Denver City mine, and
was instantly Killed.
Missing Whaiers Heard From.
SAN Francisco. July 13.-Tbe wbaler
Thomas Pope, Captain Mlllard, arrived
here last evening from the Arctic. She
left the straits June Dist. The day before
leaving she spoke the whaler Progress,
Captain Barker, and from her learned that
the Indians near the East Cape had found
the two missing whaIers Vigilant and
Mount Woilaslon The Indians found three
corpses only on board the Vigilant, and
from their appearance 1t was e"ident
that they bad died in the first year OF their
captivity in the ice. The Indians brought
away from the Vigilant some money, spy
glass, bomb-gup, and fOwling.piece. NO
one, dead or alive, was found on the Mount
W0Ilaston. The revenue. cutter Corwin has
sent a sledge-pariy in search OF the Indians,
to recover the articles named and obtain
further infOl nation.
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x.us from a Washington Standpoint.

"Spowdcn," in his Washington letter,
avs:
The senatorial committee on the TiYer'fiat
business may have another meeting to-day
ar to.morrow. Senator Ransom, its chair
msn. told the G0zette'S correspondent to-
dly that it would certainly adjourn to'mor-
row. and that all it intended to do was to
eoeage the services OF engineers aud physi-
clans. who will examine into the matter and
renortf othe committee when it reaSsembles
next October, 50 that il shall be ready to
MAKE recommendation to Congress as soon
a, The next session Of that body stall com
mcnCe.
The SYMPATHY OF THE UNFORTUNATE.
The superintendent Of the insane asylum
lere saws The inmates there seem to be as
much interested in the fate of the President
0, any other people, and that the bulletins
from The White House are posted there as
soon as issued, and are read as eagerly as
anywhere else. He also says that no man
who is crazy on one subject can be per-
ieetg sane on all others. and that he mas nos
vet hgd an opportunity OF determining
whether Guiteau is crazy on one subject or
bot
WHO SHALL BIZ GOVERNOR.
Virginilns here from Fauquier county say
that on at empt will be made to instruct the
delegates from that county to the Demo
ualic Convention, and also 10 adopt resolu-
lions respecting the debt, but that both at
hmpls will fail. Gentlemen from other
portions Of the State say that from what
they see ard hear the nomination for Gov
GuOr will probably fall to either Goode,
Dlnel, or Staples.
ILLNESS OF TTORNEY-GENERAL M'vEAGB.
Attorney. General MacVeagh was com
pellSd TO leave the Department OF Justice
by sudden illness. A physician was called
bi> residence 10 attend bin. The Attor-
1y-General has been Frustrated by the IN
tense beat Of the past few days, following
20 closely upon the long spell OF watching
q The White House, when the Presidents
llle was IN imminent peril.
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NOTICE TO INVESTORS.

We offer for sale limited amount OF RICHMOND
AND DANVILLE RAILROAD PER CENT
Coz, % RONDS due in 1918 al 104 and accrued IN
ttrest. These bonds are secured by a consolidated
mortgage on the Richmond and Danville aud Ped
mont railroads and the lease of the North Caroline
railroad. .,., 81.
We can confidently recommend these bonds, as
The annual report Of the company for the year end
Ing 3Oth September 1880, showed that tue com
Dany had reduced its debt over t40O,OOO curing
he two preceding years, besides adding largely to
It's rolling stock and machinery, ana purchasing
q 400 tons of new steel rails For the stven months
ending April 80. 1881 the net receipts OF lhe COM
many exceeded $4,000, which IS equal 10 % per
cent ON the capital STOCK OF The company aiter me
pavment Of Interest, rents, ana all DINER nAeo
charges. and eXpendDg large amount Tor eIulp-
mept seel rails, and additional WORKSHOPS. 40
i"'"'' THOMAS BRANCH co.
The receipts of this company for carrying l ne
mails FOR last April show an increase OF over 100
ner cent. over same month Of last year. ana Ior
freight of 80 per cent. Previous 10 Isl oI nay ~
neT cent, of The ALBANIA and Charlotte trelgni
business went Uta the Carolina Central rsiiroau
Now ali It's through business goes by the Kchlnohu
and Danyie railroad, which win add largely TO Its
s auu &c" NV my II
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IEA.-lD 1878 the East India Company
commenced importing tea into Eogland as
I Dew branch Of trade. The quantity i'm.
ported was 4,713 pounds. 10 CromweIPs
u'le tea sold IN London at sixteen TO fifty
1illlngs per pound. la 1926 Bohea tea
Sld Tor thirteen shillings per pound. Tue
S'S OF that period were undoubtedly the
'slaoulteraled leaf, and not the mixture OF
~, sDe raves, eurraEt leaves, and other imita'
aous now sold for the genuine article. nor
"eo "CaDton made" which is largely
.smposed Of leaves once used by the Chi
sse' fedrled and colOred with a solution OF
,~stetgfis or Prusslan blue. Bur little UNI
,, ~ tea, 1t is said, reaches this coun-
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o,,o namocrn,ie convention.

COLUMBUS, OHIO, July l3.-Tne Demo
cratic state Convention met here at ii
O'Clock to-day, and was called to order by
John G. Thompson, chairman OF the state
Central Committee. james Edwin Spear,
OF Cincinnati, was summoned as Temporary
chairman. on taking the chair Mr.. Spear
made short speech on the purposes OF the
Convention, the issues OF the campaign
and the mission OF Democracy.
Committees were appointed and the Con
yenlion adjourned until z z. NJ.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY, July IS, 1881.
DPodurs

country frO0Htcs
Apples: Green-From 1925 to 81 80 per barrel.
BsssDo1 2l@Z3C. u U.
BtItter: Prime 70 choice yellow, 15@loss fair 10
sO Corn MeaG: 55@6oc. p bushel for country Toe
Dyfsd Fraft. Apples, 4c. blackberFies. Sc;
cherries l26l4c.; raspberries, 2Oc.; peaches
pe pogjt iVIi Chickens, i5@3ce; ducks, ESQ
35c.
FssSthtrS: Prime nye-goose, $780,: common.
IFiarsssd: sl@sl.O5 = nus9sI. .,o,., ,o,re,
Hq,y: VirNna timornv 70G6O1' ;IoVeH-hllAe'''
65@70c. clover, Goa 65c.
oars: None In market. - go. n.
less 40 5OmS2.75 - barrel.
Roots: Ginseng, s1.l0@$l.s0 d. Seneca iree
Lord: Country, HAZE.
Rye: s0Gs2c. @ ousnei
Sttndc. Prime. IDc.
ShuckS 7O975e.
Taiio,ss h@51c. "A N.
MOOT: Washed, 35G9ec. unpashec, 2o@2Se.
BURY wool will bring from . 70 &C. y H. less
tpan above rates
Cement. Lka,e. Plaster. &c.
csnent, Roe,dale, SI.460BI.50 q hxrre'.
Lime: Agricultural. S9lOe. . busael, Rosk ana,
sI.1 5asI.Z0, according . q9snutyi SoiAsSi
sh ng), *l2A Gsn 5s F sIs 81. ss oacines
nlaster, al.6OGsk.75:
| Tar. LaIge s1e. s4.oO'
| Dry Goods.
TrInts: Merrimsck. 64s MerrirHseS se ,l,ac
gc: ssne1ne. 55c.; sprague SAirting, oyc.
| Dnnneisa 6Ec.; Aliens. &c. MANCHESTER. 1e.
| WASH oston. 6Se.; Mallory PINK, &c. M2nory tut
pie. lie: simpson Mourning 7e.; simpson Grey
7c.'; simpson Black, 6Ac.; HARMONY oSc-' Ash
BroIon cations Manchester A. oe.; MAP
cnsstsr "A A. A., 6Ac.; kockDrloge A
y. 6Sc.: james River \ o. o. okc' james XIV
64e. .-...,. o.t. ~.
| Alum: a., -,
d1owesrtrstsd Eye; saas4 v case OF I0l
. dozen.
OoppfraS; 20.
OockiRedl. 90c. u ID.
Erf-act Of L6gooOd: lTcs
Indi0o. siatl.i0.
' Nader; loe.
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Observation-Disclosures.
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY RAILROAD CO.,l
NEW YORK, July /, 1881.
mo THE STOCKHO l. ID L X 5 AND

TO THE STOCKHO ID Frs AND
HOLDERS OF STOCK TRUST CERTIFI-
GATES OF THE RICHMOND AND ALLIE
GHANY RAILROAD COMPANY
Notice Is hereby given that subscriptions for
As 600 600 for the construction OF RIVER d.
VISION =" from Corning. ONO, 10 Central Division,
al Chesapeake and ohio railroad crossing. ONO:
river bridge, and her purposes, have been allotted
as follows:
To stockholders Of Ohio Central Rail-
road Company .SZ'4OOiUOU
To stockholders and holders OF trust
certificates Of Richmond ana Ale 49,.
gbany Railroad Company......,.,..... 2,O00,OOO
To stockholders Of AtlaDnc and North o,
western Railroad Company. bUO'' w
HOlsers of the Richmond and Allegheny railroad
stock and stock trHst.ceriihcaes upon asserting 10
consolidation and authorizing exchange of securi'
lies will be entitled TO subscribe for FOUR THOU
SAND DOLLARS for each one hundred shares II
privilege Is taken on or before July 10, ISL, bV
ireseniation OF their certificates 10 T.. X. LELAND
secretary Richmond aud Allegheny Railroad Com
pany. No. 2 Wall street. Room 80, that such certlh-
Gates NAV be stamped transfer unnecessary J, ac-
com panied by check for first call Cf 10 per cent.
pAyable 10 the order of the Metropolitan NatlOnal
Bank Remainder Of subscription viii be subject %
the call Of syndicate Committee 80,
subscription certificates will be issued euliihng
Subscribers 10 pro rata share Of such securities as
may be isSuea by subsequent agTer meat Oh lne
cor mittee and railroad company; and also the
right 10 DrO rata share OF the sus cripon for the
construction of The Central Division when ohered
Rigaf TO subscribe Will expire July 10, 1881, as
tie balance Of suOscIp ion not then taken has been
Transfer-books will BE- closed on 9th July, TO re-
main closed until the 10Th. -...,,
Pr order r. y. fhENtH'
" 10 f for Committee.
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THE NEWS.


Mr.. Garfield is Declared TO be Decidedly Bet
ter-Yesterday's Bulletins All Favorable
The New York senatOrship-The Effect Of
the Heated Term az Cincinnati and Else
where Friendly Relations Between Vet
Grams Of the North and sOuth-Two Missing
Whaiing-yessels Found by Indians-Tse-
signatIon OF baltimore and Ohio Railroad
OffIcers-Ohio Democracy in council-GOOd
Crops in the Dominion Orange Riots in
ireland, NC.
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NERVOUS HEADACHE,
NERVOUS CHlLLS.
THEIR DANGER AND SAD RESULTS.
SICK HEADACHE,

All headaches are nervous, whether called so or
not: hut there is certain class of headaches that
are known as aud called nervous headaches because
they are attended by other nervous symptoms, and
what the patient calls nervous feelings or nervous
ness. Headaches are more dangerous than they are
generally supposed to be because few people die In
1T of headache, but they head to the most serious
state Of things nay often end in death or insanity,
and are always the forerunner of nervous chills.
Nervous chills are extremely dangerous and are not
only attended by distressing nervous symptoms,
hut by congestion Of the nervous centres, and often
prove fatal very suddenly and should receive
prompt and immediate treatment, but the test and
safest way is to take IL In time; and If you suffer
from nervous OF sick headache, treat that and be
cpred Of II, and there viii be no danger of nervous
ebills. Yon may say, s. have tried, aud nothing
cures me-" No, tonics or those commos purgative
mills or strong medicines will never cure you. The
reason YOU suffer from nervous headache or chills Is
because your nervous system Is run down; TIE
nerve fn'd has become poor and weak, and needs
feeding an restoring 10 It's natural conditions and
/ can tell you what will DO II In any case, aud
sneak from experience, and that Is DIR. BENsoN's
CELERY AND CHAMOMILE PILLS. They have
and will cure any case no matter how long standing
or obstinate, Of either nervous headache, nervous
chls, sick headache neuralgia nervousness, paraly-
az. sleeplessness, or indigestion. Price 90 cents
box, or six boxes for $3.50, postage free TO any ad
dress. Sold by all druggists Depot LOG north
ru.aw street, Baltimore, nd. Prompt attention
given W ae p'""' 1ys-eodIw
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senator Harrison, OF Indiana, who has
49,. an 10 Washington, says that during the
81 - four or Eve days after the shooting OF
A. 49, PRESIDENT the position OF Vice-Presi-
,o ~ Arthur was the most trying in the bis
- Of The republic. Senator Harrison
i w .oI there are persons who still absurd
osaeFe that President Harrison was poi.
bsmul. ne also says that majority OF
R.efasle senators would favor Senator
am, o. Tennessee, as presiding officer
!, ''e senate because 81 hts executive abii-
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
EngIand's Industries.

LONDON, july 13.-In the House OF Com
mons yesterday Mr.. Stuart WOrtley tCona
servatiye), member for Sheffield, presented
petition from that borough, with 5000
signatures, expressing alarm at the injury
likely to ensue to Sheffield industries by
unfair competition with foreign countries
under the present oue.sided system OF free
trade. 1t is understood that the cOmmunl-
cations between England and Spain will
probably result In satisfactory commercial
treaty.
The Dominion Crops.
TORONTO, July 13.-The GLOBE to-day
publishes crop reports from all parts OF the
Dominion, which it sums up as follows:
The general result obtained from the re-
ports is that the harvest as whole will not
equal the splendid harvesls OF 1877, 1878,
1879. and 1880, but will be superior to that
Of 1876.
Ireland.
ORANGE RIOTS.
LONDON, July 13 Orange demonstra-
tions took place at various places in Ireland
Yesterday. Riots occurred at some OF them,
in which several men and women were
hurt.
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baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
nany.

BALTIMORE, July 13.-At the regular
monthly meeting Of directors OF The Bait
more and Ohio railroad to-day the reslgna-
tions of several officers OF the road were
read, accepted, and their successors e'ecteu.
During the course OF the meeting rresiaent
Garrett spoke OF the large interest," heid ny
the company in the virginia MlG'ahu Lal''
way, and detailed at some lensIn Inc lle y,
sures and operations now 10 progress ~
connect that road with RAILROADS I'D HoILn
and south Carolina and Georgia and the
South generally.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

WEDNE8DAYs JuIy To, TBbI.
eALKs.- 2,000 Richmond and DanvIlie gold 0s
1T 102ls; 500 Richmon city 5's at lf2K, 400 do.
n 112k; SO shares Richmond and Dahyflie Rail
road at 106, 10 do. at 105; 60 shares Columbia
aud GreenvilIe Rairo I'd preferred q. 6oJ 40 65 !.
5000 North Carolina So at so, 5000 DO. at SO !:
10 shares Richmond and Allegheny Railroad at
5sk 8 do. at 6s4, 10 do. al 6sk. 10 do at 6sk.
10 do. at 6Sk.
EVENING sALEs-20 shares Petersburg and
Weldon Railroad at 80, 20 DO. at 80 10 shares
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Railroad AT 81.
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neftADik0 MONEY IN VAIy.--M. V. b.
Es s,on' Esq, lof Pinkham Il Hersom.l
h. sgn' mass, reports: After yainly spend
k ,sse hundred dollars for other remedies
t,ss'sssfe my wife, have no hesitation In
ND mat s.. Jacobs OIL will cure neu-
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Flour--We quote: Fine, s3@s3.5O; extra,
k5.75: superfne, $3.75d$4.50; common family
S6Gs625; choice or patent family, S7bO9*e;
stanton inspection, extra, $0.75; supernne' 3d.
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ICE-CREAm, CONTEMPORARIES, &e.

DCRE ICE-CREAM.
Families, managers Of pc-nlcs, fairs, Festivals
excursions &C., will hnd 1t to uher interest 10 III
my ,.,,
PURE, UNADULTERATED ICE-CREAM'
prepared from cream of the best mountain dairies
Oreers for sunday must he left exclusively on sat-
urday.
Always on band, OF my own manufacture, a good
su,nlv OF CAKES. II. w. MOEsTA,
INV l2.sm No. 100 east Main street.
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RICHMOND, Va,
80 49,.

RICHMOND, Va. November "a, 1850.
NyDTICE.-I have this day appointed
~ FRANK W. DAVIS my aren't 70 soedust Tor
me IA lae cs \ Of Riehlaoad SESnkSi5 rNps "a
psylo 4 authi Ife, 10 buy aud sell for cAs oShf,
N7 avs - hASRarAs
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gg lIMoND, YORK RIvEH AND s'hEsrxAkzf
9 CHEDULE OF TRAINS,
IN EFFECT April. IL, 1881
,AssFN0ER TRAINS.

PAsSESaER TRAINS.
Arrive daily Except Sunday at IL A. VI. Leave
daily iexcept sun,iayl at z r.. connect TUESDAY
THURSDAY, aud SATURDAY with passeng1
steamers 10 and ON Baltimore.
FREIGHT TRAINS.
A :. also. TUESDAY, THURSDAY. ana SATUh.
DAY al 1l45 A. NJ, Connect AZ West rom, Wiz
steamers Tor Baltimore. philadelphia, Ne" tofA'
n, sion. aud all eastern aud western points;
Through tickets and bills Of ladiag Win guar
antsed rates, issuee. y, a..,n., v."'st
Apl2 sspetass%Sss%"
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Associated Press reports by telegraph to the Dis
patch.l

$3.50 A. n. BULLETIN (oFFIcrAL).
Executive MANSION, July 1880 A. ".
Tue Presid 1t Is doing we'll this morning.
Pulse, 90. temperature, $50; respiration,
20. His gradual progress towards recovery
is manifest, aud thus far without serious
complications. ID. w. BLISS,
j. X. BARNES,
j. J. WOODWARD,
RoBERT REYBURN.
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ICE.
ICE.
EDUCTION IN TIE PRICES Of
IL KENNEBEC. RIVER ICE.

For the benefit Of consumers from the 10Th OF
Inne I have decided 10 furnish the following
prices;
2b pounds for I5e.;
25 10 so, 6Oe per 100 pounds;
90 10 100. 50c.;
100 aud over, Acc. ,,,,s,r 49,. -,
shall siways keep on hand lhe bESi aUALlu,l
I(JE ava hail furnish my patrons all through the
seas, Al the above prices, and II succeed Ia get
tug lower rate of heights M patrons ana 'h'
,nb he shall have The benefit OF the same.
400 JAMES c, SMITH,
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Lynchburg Passenger Train, No ~. Daily.
Leave Richmond .'.....''.''''..''''."-SS;Iia T.. y
Arrive Burkeylle,.. $3.50: DIV -. ~
Train No. Al connects Al BurkeYlAt Win NOR
folk ard Western railroad for faTmVile, Lynch.
burg, and all Southwestern points. go
Train No. 30 fast mall stops only ~ Jttersyile,
Burkeville, bras, Is Branch. RsFssdales, DanNiles
Greensboro salisbury, Charlotte. Spartanhurg,
Grpenville, Seneca TOccOa, Lula, AVID Gainesville,
something's Atlanta for all points SCUM ana SOUTH
west.
tions, con0ec' Ing at Sutherllns WIZ MILTON sno
Salisbury with Western North carolina Falircan tot
all poIpis IN Western North Carolina; &C Atlanta
for all points South and Southwest.
Train No. AZ Through passeneprand mar! Stops
at all stations, connecting az Suthens WIN Mlton
ana Sntherlin Narrow Gauge railroad Tor Mllton,
AZ Atlanta for all points South and Sesthwest; AZ
Charlotte wita Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta
railroad for Columbia, Augsssa, says0naD' ano
Trains from the aboye-nanied points arrive q,
Richmond 4r44 L. NJ, AIS L. b., 717s a. h., ana
1918 L. N.
PiJLMAN-CAR SERVICE;
| ON Train No. 5O-R1chm0 nd 90 At,anta.
On Train No. 4S-New YORK and Auanta utd
| RichmOnG, AND GreeDs2os0 y kehrSs shp"f
| Western SOrlb Carolina railfOsf. -.
ON Train No. 42-Washington, ~ a Riehhona
aE.i DaDy,lle. ard DaDyille aud Augusta.
| ROn-,A.F passenger TRANS leave BFhmo0d az o.jo
A. ~ ana 6:35 +. NJ: ayTfye al $40 ar AZ n:o2 Z.
( 81. and 5.56 +. ~ arrive az C0aissld AZ l;l2 A.
| n and 7:li T. NJ. Re,mning, lave Coalnsld at
!7.4l A A. aud 7:2S U, 81: Leave Bon AIR AZ \.
| II and 7:fO f.. n: arrive al Richmond az eb3 A.
NJ ana T.. NJ. All pa,Sengep tSai IS except ihs las
TiaSets sold TO all points south sosthe4st, an
southwest, aud baggage chsceAd through.
Nshy-oyer checks given on local uckeys,
General Passenger and Ticket Ageg,.
/ u
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COMMERCIAL.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, July ID, 1881.
SALES.
WHEAT Lancaster, 200 bushels prime at 81 30 {;
o e bushels very good al Sl2S Mixed, 356 bush
els very good AT 81 %; 50 bushels good al 81 20?
Fnltz, 400 blshels very good at Sl26 "a bushels
very good at .25; 3S9 bushels very g0od at "a
224 bushels good at Sl,23; 124 bushels ialr at
81 II and 81 90: AZ bushels common al 81 10.
CONSUMING, 500 bushels western at 6Oc.i io4
bushels veIy good 81 62c. Mixed, 100 Ou9hei'
pTime at 62c.; 46 bushels very good at Gle.
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'. T.. DIBRELL

GARTER W BRANCH. w. +. DIBRELL.
~ w. BRANCH & CO.,
~. No SOUTH TWELFTH STREET,
STOCK. BROKERS.
STOCKS and BONDS BOUGHT AND SOLD ON
COMMISSION and CARRIED On MARGIN
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TBE POPULAR wATERlSG.PLACE,
CAPE MAY,
REACHED By THE
WEST JERSEY RAILROAD IN TWO HOURS
FROM PHILADELPHIA.

East express trains, with PARLoR CARS AZ.
TACHEII. are run curipg TIE season AZ cohNshlsh.
Iours and passengers Wiz hnd on thelr arrival AZ
PhIladelphla Union Transfer coaches and horse
ears ready 70 tFaosler urtc( 10 the station o. tne
WEST JERSEY RAILROAD Al the 1901 OF MAT
kei street -, -, e.,t A.. =
For through tickets, baggage checks. and Igii IN
formation. apply as follows 1000 Main SIRE \, rs
change Hotel, or station Riehmsnd. trsdefirks3urk
sad Potomac railroad, corner Elgbth an1 bJa
sso j. X. WOOD,
General Passenger Asent.
pe.Sx TuouPeoN General Manager. JeI
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DTCHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG

MOND, FREDERlCksBUhe
Ia AEn OTOMAC RAIL ROAD.-Sehed COM
menctng SUNDAY, May lb, 1881:
SihR "a leaves Byrd. street station dsiiys SOP
"a" " only al Milford aud fredereksDnfg.
sl2 A. NJ, leaves Dlrd-sirees station aan' 'sA
k,op N l.ayes yd.street station daily.
S.o0 o. NJ Accommodation for Junction. leavs
Hroaa-Street station daily except sns
daysh -. -,
l1:3O A. NJ, arrives al hyra-SiIess $500 I'D.
800 L. NJ, arrives ~ byrs-ssssss' S'a'''' S~''
9:5s z. NJ, arrives a, Byra's'see' s'~u0a "~'',
$50 A. NJ, Accommodation, a ,ascs,,, sa.ssVI
q. A. TAYLOR,
(ieneral Tieket Areak
f. T. ~ a'A"s' '''N'~' msfA
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RAILROAD LINES.
RICHMOND AND ALLE0uANf
RAILRoAD COMPANY.
RICHMOND, VA, July 5. lsel.

Until ~ rther notice the freight depot or th'
Riehusss,sl and Allegheny Railroad Company a
RichIRes will be kept open WITH OCLoIh 4
NJ. foz y livery OF freight 10 be forwarded on ant
beyc83 us line.
A. - Iw A. l.. WILKINSON, Agent.
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A nisnstrons NYnierspout.

MARsHALLTOwN, Iowa, July l3.-BF a
food on Sunday night, caused by water
spout, the loss in bridges alone to this
county will he one hundred and fifty thou
sand dollars, and property OF other kinds
Quarter Of a million dollars.
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It. NJ. X. TALoorr. General Manager. y rs
GHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
~ Trains from and to Richmond June l2 1901
Mall Mail s. Aeepm; ,s ES6fpps p N
;r-,ye 800 s;i0 p, NJ. 900 A. NJ. 700 AN.
For further details, apply at 1000 MAN street. "
Chesapeake and Ohio railway depot ueeet once.
tn g. l.. and J. AGENT