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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-05
Rumorcd DuoI La mississippi Bet"cen
CONGREGATIONAL Candidates.

CINcINNATI, ONO, September ~ So
ci9l TO the TmeS-Stdr from Memphis says !:
a duel is imminent. General Chalmers
and Van II. Manning. candidates for Con-
oress. both spoke at Holly Springs, Miss,
tn q Joint debate. Manning spoke last and
made a scathing review OF Chalmers =
rccord. Both remained 1t Holly Springs
over sunday. with messengers passing
Lari, and forth; Chalmers demanding "A
f"u rrtr,ction. Thoma, Harris repre-
srnted Chalmers and Edward Watson was
Naming, friend. Rumor Of duel gains
credit from the fact that both failed to ap-
bear at the place appointed for to-day s
debate
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The british Rine.Te.m,
THEIR ARRIVAL IN NEW YoRK-prscRIprIo
OF THE MEN.


NEW YORK, September 1.-The steamer
Alaska, which arrived here to-day. had on
BOARD the British team Of ri1cmen who are
10 compete with our national gtiardsmen at
Creedmoor on the 14th and 18th OF this
month. The steamer was met at lower
quarantine by the steamer Hopkins, bear
ing General Molineaux, ex-Judge STAN
Ton, Colonel John Bodine, and nearly
all inc members OF the American Rife As
sociation, number OF invited guests, and
large detail OF newspaper men. Sir Henry
Halford was first on the Hopkins. and
heartily shook hands with Colonel Bodine.
The Englisbmen were transferred to the
Hopkins, which sailed up the East river as
lar az Blackwel's Island, thence returning
to the Long Island railroad pier at Hun
ter's Point, where the British team took
the train for Garden City, putting upat the
Garden City Hotel, quite near the Creed
moor range, where they will begin practice.
at once. They have brought over innumer-
able rifles and 600 rounds 81 ammunition TO
each man. The visitors are
TALL-BUILT ASD KEEN-EYED MEN,
and look as II, in case victory is ours. our
team will have considerable hard work to
do. The team are Sir Henry IIaIford, cap
tain OF the team and Northumberland Of
the Leicester Rifle Volunteers. He is too
well known TO need description. lie has
been an ardent ri1eman all his life, and has
led teams against American riflcmcn be-
fore. Colonel W. II. Walroud, VI. =. for
Devonshire; Major A. z. Humphrey,
accompanied by his wife and cousin;
Private Henry Smith, Private G.. Bolter,
OF the Second Cheshire Rifles; Cor
pOraI William Caldwell. The latter is
member OF the First Ronircwshire Rifle
Volunteers. Of Greenock, Scotland. He
was Tor three months memberof Company
f, Twelfth regiment, New York. Of which
company \. j. Nanhcusen, Of the Ameri-
can team, i also n member, and served
during the late rebellion as a captain in the
Fifty-lirst volunteers for three years. He
is forty-thrcc years old. He was . member
OF the Scotch team Of twenty for the inter-
national trophy from 1870 to 1882; men,
Der Of the Scotch eight for the Elcho
shield in 1879, holding the championship
OF the west OF Scotland during the same
year; and was in the grand aggregate
and Canadian trophy team OK 1881 and the
United service and kalaporc cup teams OF
1881; Sergeant John W. Dods, Capt lin L.
T. Godsal, Private }. GOodcar, Lieutenant
John Heap, Private Robert McVittic, Cap
tain II. Molli-h, (agcd twenty-five, the
youngest Of the team,) Sergeant =. Oliver,
Corporal G. }. Pany. Major George Pcarcc,
and Corporal II. Bates. When the team
came aboard the Hopkins, Judge Stanton
introduced Sir Henry to General Moi-
ncaux, and was in turn presented to the
other members Of the team. General
Molneaux made n neat little speech OF
welcome, which was pleasantly responded
to by Sir Henry.
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s,olan Goods Recovered In Phiiade.-
DhEa.

pnnApELrHIA, sepicmbcr 4.-As The re-
.uit II = renewed search this afternoon Of
the dwelling No. $40 Walnut street, oceu-
ped by Major Phypg', the ,d a1sc ono no5
,rnr,b Of al kinds Of goods were found,
inendng groceries. cotton and linen goods;
sutips. household utensils. md in Tact: all
sorts 'it Of supplies furnished the institution.
Phvpps is still minus.
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Two PhysicIans Drowned.

HANOVER, n. H.. September 4.-Dr. A.
o. Dickey, OF Worcester, Mass, and DR..
John Marshall, Of Lyme, n. H.. were
drowned in Fairlee lake yesterday after
tQon. They were driving in a buggy on
the shore OF the lake, when the team took
fright and dashed into the lake. The
horses and men were drowned. The bodies
OF the physicians were soon recovered.
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Attempt tolBiow MP q spanish Min

MADETD, September 4.-sehor Camacho,
Minister Of Finance, received a large
packet on Sunday from Barcelona. On
proceeding to open il personally his suspI-
cions were aroused regarding the contents
OF the packet, which was subsequently cau-
tiously examined. and was found TO con-
tain dynamite. The authors OF the Mt
tempted outrage ale unknown.
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POnsacOla's Plague.

WASHINGTON, d. c., September hi. C.
whiting, secretary OF the Board OF Health
at Pensacola. Fla, telegraphed the Surgeon
General OF the Marine Hospital Service
yesterday rs follows: " A hopeful feeling
exists; no new cases in the past two DAYS ;
seven now sick; two are likely to die; the
balance are improving. The total mortality
FOR the week is seven from yellow-ieyer.
Acting ssiStant-Surgeon White reports
there were no new cases or deaths reported
Yesterday"
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TCleCranhic N0fna

Hon. G. c. Reaves, late Speaker OF the
Texas House OF Delegates, Is dying OF ny
drophobia.
New Orleans is entirely free from yellow
August 18th.
At Brownsville, Texas, for two days
past. 1iS cases Of yellow-fcyer have been
reported. The disease Is raging in that
vicinity.
In the star-routc cases in Washington.
d. c., arguments OF counsel are being
heard.
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An Old Nan Accidentally Killed.

TWUAUELpHIA, September .-ThiS mOrn-
ing John Briggs. aged cighty-iour years. a
retired cotton manufacturer Of Frankiord.
was struck and killed 10y a train on the
New York division Of the Pennsylvania
railroad at Andalusia. lie was in feeble
health and partially dcmcntod, and had
wandered from his home.
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Tho Dublin Riot.


DuBLly, September 4.-Eighty persons
who were injured in the street rows here
since the trouble occurred amon- the po-
lice force are being treated in yariou, hos
Dital-. Nearly a score Of patients have
bavonet-wounds.
Among those attacked by the mob last
night were Mr.. Mofiett u The Emergency
Committee, Mr.. Goddard, OF the Properly
Defence Association, and Colonel NM
Hartman. The mob wrecked the premises
besides the runner, Office belonging 10 Inc
National Bank on SUFFOLK street.
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Rnmpant IiOue ils.
gIoTING AND BLooDsHED AT ELIzADETH1owN,
y, J.

EL1ZABETHTowN. y. j., september r.
The SINGER Riile and Literary Association
ave an excursion on yesterday, ana on
returning ut $3.50 p. ". row tooA place
b,twccn the dcck-hands 81 the barge~
Vanderbilt. Warren, and Curry and some
rouehs on the dock. The dcck-hand> fred
fifteen or twenty shots, instantly killing
Thomas McKcon, AGED sixty, hystander,
and fatally woundine Richard Burke, aged
twcnty-tWo. who had been on the cNcnr-
sion. Burke had no disturbance with any
ore. The cause Of the riot WAS srudgc
Of 4 bartender on one OF the barec,. whose
lar had been robbed and himself beaten ON
4 former excursion by roughs from this
city. Burke died thi, morning.
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Drowned I'm Morrfmac Rirer.

LOWELL, MASS, September "A boat
containing three men was cnpsized on the
Merrimac river last night. a. Stockwell,
shoe manufacturer, recently from England,
and one-armcd man, name unknown,
were drowned. The accident was due to
the latter being intoxicated. Lewis King
escaped by swimming ashore.
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n,sso.yrroNs 4 ptRTNEwsUIrp.

CHARLES SAEL/ER WOULD RE-
Y SPFCTFULIN inform his friend. and pa
from, that thc firm Of ilch"l x rt'iZer. COR
Nor Of Broad md seventh -Tcct'. has b'tn as
s,lyrd by mutual consent, ana not INC business
VIII De continued a, heretofore ny hm "i We ain'.
place, where hc j. now prepared 10 serve u'' III"
he public generally win tie
CHOICEST MEATS. VEGETABLES, fKl IFS,
CANNED GOODS.
and al other articles usually found In q FlRsI-
CIA ASS MkAT-SIALi. and GREEN bhOtfh1-
\ call Is respectfully solicited, Win Inc A--i-
rance 81 prompt aud polite attention.
-e J-IuIh&~a3t
vl1uE FIRM OF EICIIEL a SAELIEE
I, THIS DAY DISSOLVED by mutual con-
ont Flthcr partner /, auIh, rI.d {" I'y An" r.
cci,c an debts Duo aud owing from """ !" 81"
4. EiCilEL can be- found hereafter At Nos, . 10
and BI7 Ncw-iilrkI square, were .' wiz 10
lad o. .ore his former patrons ana nc Pu""o
generally. ,,..,,,. ,.,.,,,.. a.
HfTCiiFH AND Provision DEALER II tic
'll sand. corner seventh and Broad stlooIr-
5. IL ilrI. ..
elliot CHARLES SAEL|th.
NOTICE or PARTNERSHIP RiciI-
y HoND. VA. August 10, lSe2.-Me- the W.
d, r.dTct haze tui, day associated onrrite.,
rl,i,r thr 4f.ir and hrn-naue u ~hlNh tH q
ARC III u f,r .hc purpose ul cNn3n'thf 80 ~
nv COMMISSION BI'-lNf -, and solicit cos
.iyur,ui. ~ LEAF TOBACCO. GRAIN, AMI ~
CDt-NIftY PIDDt.Cf ONCE. no. . ana y,
fr,ushaw'. Planter, warehouse cap -iaf'' nup'-
-ite Tie robocco ENchnuge. .,.,,
'' ''' enables T.. -kINktR.
ou20-lm WILLIAM r. ARCHER,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMAEAt-sEPTEMbER .. lse2.
sum ri,cs....... S:5S uorn,o iilen TIDE ion,
Moon rlsc........ 1900 Evcning......."..ll:25
FORT OF RICHMOND. SErTEMBsR 4, 1852
ARRIVED.
steamer Ariel, clifford. Norfolk, United states
mil. merchandiso. aud passengers l.. i. 1atum,
superintendent,
Steamer Roanoke, Couch, New >orb' merchan-
dee srd passengers, q. ". Alien < Co.. agents.
steamer \ ,hlni. ----. Philadelphia metchan-
disc. =. W. Nee arrici, aErnt.
~caoouor John \. Parker, Ims'y' New York,
mcrchnCif c.
steamer Lucille, Bennett, Baltimore mcrchan-
"a 81. -. q. knight ascnt.
schooner kochcko. Jasper BOSTON, coal 'h.'a-
uo,ke and OHIO Railway Company.
schooner Lizzie lleycr. Harrington boel"h coat
Chesapeake and ohio hallway company. .
Schooner r.. u. Endic'tf' 3JWtn' New h"h y
coal, Gcry3s -torrs
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. sLPr'n l. les2.
10y telegraph
AERyFD
STEINER Lurav. Schormorhorn. Old Point aud
Hamilton. merchandise and passengers. hesa-
J.. aht aud ohio Railway Company land sailed on
slclmer northampton, McCarrick' norfolk,
morrhaudi-, aud pas. enecr-. hc-1pr'At ahd ONO
r,il,y,.. { o.nuauy iaud -tiird ON rcturnl.
steamer Accomac. Delk, mcrchsndi-e ana pa
.cngor3 Smithncld. Chesapeake tnd ohi" Halfway
Company (ind stilcd ON rclurnl.
Steamship Wyauokc, Ilulphcrs, Sew YORK NOR
ch.ndiie aud Passengers. Old Dominion steamship
Company
steamship Wyanokc, Hulphcrs, norfolk, met-
! chpndi.c and passengers, old Dominion SlcahsmP
~rnoon,r =. r. Wiley, Chndwick, Boston, COAL
| chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company.
WEST POINT. SEPTEMBER 4, lee2-
lBy TcloeraphI
ARRIVED.
steamer Rapldan. Janucy, New YORK merchaH-
as p,rdmont AIRLINE (and sailed on returD).
SAILED.
STEAMER Louise, Bilups. Baltimore, merchandise
and passengers.
schooner y. II. BurrOw,, Taylor
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Narrow Escape Of the Emperor an"
Empress OF Russia.

II. PETERsBuEG, september f.--fI VHV
.orrIusion Of the army manguvrcs at
I.bora bridge constructed by the military
across a rayine fell directly after the I'm
neror and Empress had passed over H.
The Minister OF War WIS slightly injured
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p.,,g,ous Disturbances in France.

pans, September 4.-Anti-religious . ul'i
,rrhances similar TO those which occurred
,t Nontceau les Mines recently have broken
ont near the towns OF Moc,lucou ana Coh'
mentry. in the department OF Allls sI
Eight crosses haTe been torn GOWN III" Wv
stroyed,
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T0bacco-lfouso Burnod Down.

Special telcgrsm u Inc DispatchI
DINyILLE, VA, September f.-The to-
bacco-houSe OF McDearman & Langhom
was burned down tonight. The estimated
loss is about $4,000, and is covered by in
surancc.
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FOR TIE WHEAT CROP.

CID PHOSPHATE, OR DISSOLVED
\ BONE,
- II soptb CaroIin, pho-f,hats dissolved IN
.tInhliric acid. containing "a 70 70 pr cent. %
.0lahle and reduced bone phosphate 81 lime IL
ten.iscly aud surcc-sfuly u-cl "a We ".'" -;
Ne manufacture u - oar WORKS m hich'''""' ''"
'"' ''''' ~ Wv AILl,,jN & ADDISON.
Manufactures a the star bfah9 Z 1'''@Ni~
an IO-im
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Death Of a Bank President.

BoRDENTowN, n. j., September i.-Ro-
lort L. Hutchinson. president Of the Bor-
dcutown Bank, died at his residence. at
Yardyillc, this morning. lie was at one
time Republican State senator from hcr-
Ger county. He was eighty-two years old.
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uo.,o, strike Abandoned.

Bosros. september l.-,L ',hIs %EenSaa
to-day abandoned ,r the .irike and asked 70
be taken back 1t the old Ta'e''
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An Electric Railway ON tho Edison
Plan.

GryEvA, September II syh0IcaT0 OF
London capitalists have entered into q CON
troct for the construction OF IN electric
railway upon the Edison system between
Geneva and Fernex and Geneva and ~
Julien.
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BY Telegraph.


NEW YORK. september i-NJon.-Siocks mode
rnfeIr active ana weak. Money per cent tA
c;,ange-Ionr, 4s5; short, 4S9. state BOND
generally unchanged. Governments gcherAiiy ''-
Eremtag.- Exchange. 4s5. Goyornments
O.. morally unchanged. new -, loI new - -
II3,: new -, 1913. Money. )wlV PER C,nl'
et,tes yery DUH without important change. ire1-
NM, tnl,f,rcs Coin. e--.3N7: currency oo.oHu'
Stock dull and weak. aud prices in the main l.
e., H. lower fl IN SATURDAYS close.
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FERE.I.EZftiS. &c.
t.,,rsc TtS,lEY. I.DAyFSrOEr. JF.
u PURE RAW BONE NAL.

Analysis by Or. ". -. Taylor. state Chcmii
Moisture q, ternned Al ~ E..'..''.. '.'''-
IfhDrrlDric aci ff+'ff- 80
t'''
our BOSE MEAL &. ground IRON nig ".s' 80,
,1 mat have NOT been SUITE = g. !ft ~ IT, ia,
n. Ule small amount 81 moisture anu ur I'D. N
amount II fhosT horic acid ana y."" ~,
-, r.t,t,.arf-ou ~ ti.e above auhi.7ir VIZ,
il,c tualv,., - Other fertilizer, pGt cnf ~ "a
liza, our BONE NJ ~ b, - ,Is.''is 80 Va
tf,.i Ilans OF Richmond. W. ~ write . ht.o
- riN~IEY < co. Huuslet l-,'t-o4Dc"' iie.ii''"
county "a ,,., ,,, ca.h. ara l7-lm -
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LIME, CEMENT, de-

DOCKLAND LIME. ROCkLAND
Il LIdE.
schooner Jennie Groenbs'k, with cargo u lrsh
pOCNIAND LlMs, FROM the crockett iiine--iiNa
d,tly expected. For sale LOW from lloek,
Lime Cement, Lump and Ground fh.'tri
epot seventeenth street. south side Of b"SA
/ au9I-lS
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lME. CEMENT. PLAsrER.

Ia JACKSON TURIN, ..,.
~ IA eOIrru EiGRr,ENTn STHkEr, BEtNhhs
MAN AND CARY, -.
GENERAL COMMISSION MkRChANl
and dealer In Lime, Portland ana hos.na"J ,e-
msn,s 1ntrined Plaster, piastercrs' Hair flre-
Brick, &c. sole agent l0r Perry bso'heFs kNss-
J .a..G ..ll.e, "SsA
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BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET ,

BALTIMORE, September 4.-Bccf-cattle-Marka
slow tops Re. lower: others &c on very best. $40
exc; first quality, D 10 6sc; medium, 4Scsosc.i
ordinary, 3sW4c.: most of sales were from ~
10 &C.; receipts. 2.U39 ioad, sales, l'626 bCai.
swine IN sirsupply and moderate 10 good demand,
receipts, a,23l head; quotations, ln@l2Ac. The
receipts OF sheep and lambs were e,31 held'
quotalions-shecp. "C5i.c.; lsmhs, 3stt5ac.
he predominant sentiment among dealers. IN
Guiding those having the most extensive Interest
In the cattle trade. As The linn determination 10
maintain The m.rkc'-day ms heretofore, on VI lhdhy
IL nIc,l week. n lha Nllfp .cAln..
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HOSES BURNED AND CITY OFFICIALS AS.
sArLTED.
CINCINNATI. o.. September Ant. Yer
non. Ind, has been threatened by a mob in
consequence Of an effort to close the sd
looms on Sunday and at II o'clock every
night. About O'Clock yesterday morning
the residence Of John Paul, city marshal,
was fired by a mob and burned to the
ground. A deputy city marshal was ter
ribly beaten by n gang Of roughs. The
telegraph and telephone were guarded by
the mob to prevent communication with
the neichboring towns.
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Iour.

Flour-,ge quote: Fine. "a $3.50; .np'iinr
- 5OnH5: extra. f5.3udtf5.jO; common IAN
~ 75D Go. Patent illnib. F'9rc.
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LOUISVILLE, September f.-Flon In fair de-
mard; estrs family. A.5Qmsf.7y; fancy 70
No. g red winter. g2c Com unsettled and lover |;
No. white, 75c.: No. mixed. lac. Provisions
IN fair demand hu: lever. Mess pork, sy3.zo.o
t23.5c. Bulk mears-Shoulders, sO.75: RIB, SIS
clear, si4.50. Bacon fairly active and shade
higher; shoulders, si0.s74; RIB, sl5.25; e'ear'
sl5.75.
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rUILApNLPnIA LTVE-srOCK MARKET.

WEST PmILADFIruGA, ~Cptenhtr f.-Cittlc-
Market dull; sAlc.. 3.s00 .se. prime. &c.;
good. 0Sa1sc.; medium, ~ sExc.; common,
inlsc.; FAT cows. $40 +tc. Shee Market dun,
ealrs. $4,000 head: extra iot-prnnd wcthere. 90
, &C.; good So To 9O-Iound w''hers. f.tpfAc' :
fit ewes. 4bi.c.: stock ewes, 3e.tc.; cnn,, no
Sc Caivc.. 71a 80. Lambs, in1.c. Hog
Market a. tive sales, $500 he'd; .cliiug rate, llh
r
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ST. LOIns.

~. Louis, September i.--Flonr st,ady aud an;
,rsnged' Wheat unsettled aud lower; No. req
GIi' e6ga0 7Sc. cash, 954e. september vUte. os
icccr, Coz. unsettled ia ..Wg.i W. ~ Ss'.'
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INilEtlY.AsAERS.

IOSEPH ". LAT BE, c3
y sTENl-IllNG-tND FRrAkLR,
CORNER FirST ANp biDAD NiH"LIo'
EICIuONp, Va.
WOOD AND MkIlILit ~ HlAi-'A''''
ROLES. UEAR>E, HAth>,
and ALI ttlngs requisite At i9WE-t IA iEa-
Tsl,.,r,,r,Iilc and country orders solicited. ~,
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NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.

NEW YORK, September 4.-The Posts cotton
report says September and october deliveries AZ
trst call were sold 1T i-l0um2-lOO lower. All
later months remained without change after the
call september advanced art TO sl2.33, Tell
again to St2.2s, and rose - $3.50, At which
price the market became steady: October To ne
end of the line followed in about the same proper
tou. At the third call September brought l22g !,
october. fl2.76MTl2.T7: December, rll.oI
January, ii .65; February. ~ l.7C--namcly. SEP
tember 4-lOO less l-IO0 more than last saturday
nj closing.
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A true strengthening medicine nii,srs anu
Mediterranean Is Browns iron Billers'
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Z r.. CHRISTIAN.

T.. CHRISTIAN. ID
4. FI-RNISIIING GSDEKThEIE.
No, 1918 kAsT BROAD STREET,
RICHMOND, VA ,,
.t,., l,r..c ,.sortfncut II WOOD and METALLIC
TNSF% CtSKEI-. sHROCDS, CLOTH CAS-
KITS. &C.. al low pri' gs. ,.....,.
C6unt~y and telegraph orders promptly a,p'A'eh
ID lay or night.
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CINCINNATI.

ctNctsSArl september 4.-riour duii family
81 toIfstT5. Wheat lower; Ne. red vi 'ser'
oa.,o-c .Uot .uOi October. Corn drleFs No.
et,,d zoe spot. Ole. october Clts n-tNf I,
10 2mix,d. SOC. pot and september. PORK gi2rl
A. ~. Lard dal al si2.2u, Q,A-m, =, arm
't.osIler. inc. Bacon hrin; shoulders, L.; r.h,
-. ci.sr l5hc. Mi.akey steady gnn "a goo.
demand AZ -I.iB; combination '9les q, Aui.n.d
looI.. oj5 barrels, "a a basis OF SIZE, Sut ~
1877, harry hi. lOlVtc. New orleans, hheAe.
49, arm. common and light, s6o0wfo oVi
ntcklnW aud butcher, $3.50 ~.
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MILWAUKEE.

MILWAUKEE,, September 4.-FiOur quiet ana
unchanged. Wheat unsettled and lower; No.
ilwaukee. orc. cash and September; Ne. . MIL
waukee, s5c. Corn weaker: No. 2.12c.; selected,
69sc Oats In fair demand but lower No. z. Soc.
white, SIC. Provisions weak. Mess pork, s2l.55
cash and september, s2l.75 october. Lard. VI 90
cash and september, sl2O5 october. Hogs steady
ts7S0GkTst
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-05
BALTIMORE.

u,rTMoRE september i.-Elour teady a!4I
.'t.t. UoWafd-~ticD. and western 'nperhnt $40
I, sTf5: extra. S4M-t.1J; family. DW7gf tNt
M -tr.rHra. 40 1913 extra. - 5000 liL'
hr.ud.. 20. Wueat-,ouhcru higher ana 'cuNc'
.9ntaern red, sl.uj0SLll; western lO~,r IN
all. amber. Sl.l2NsIl7; 80. = western VIM
Ter red. spot, sllOa@s Coin-s"' ,.,.itt
tc.dy: western easier and active "nte4 ~,
-. ,.ll9w zoe. oats steady aud t"t NI'ilust "
Inv grgd,, lower: southern. 900 zoe. i''!, Iu'l-
"roof 37m3sc; western white ~ iog,' ~ ,,,.
3oM40c: Pennsylvania 20 Toe. IID "'a1,,'r.
and clelr-rib .ides. utchcd. ana e.. b4,yH-
slender, I2sc. ee.rh9 sde, 10 Dice h s@ii
10 a. 10 ,,,lIual-y ~ fiir. 3. tf9ac. fgti
a I'm :. 4 " sofi. g.c. Whisky hrm at sl'@ '
.l22. Freight, qmet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-05

SENATOR RIDDLEBERGER AT DANyuIp-
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE-pIRR-rS-
TgRNAL REVENUE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-05

CHICAGO, September 4.-Flour steady and I'M
changed. Wheat active and lower ezusr. psc.;
September. Ode: October. 97Ac.; No. chicago
spring. pr.c cash. Csc. september, e6c. October.
Corn active. weak. aud lower: 7Ukc. cash. 70t9g
7Ctc. SEPTEMBER. Csc. october. oats unsettled
and lower: 33kc cash, 33,c. september, 33e. Oe-
tobcr. Pork sctive aud lower: s2i.fo@s2l 80
cash, i2lA0 September, y2l.50 October. Lard
ali. g5 October and November Bulk-meats irmer;
shoulders. slO25; short rib, 1880; short clear,
sl4.25. Whiskcy steady and unchanged nc sl.l-.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1882-08-24
Our Sidewalks.

NlR. EDtroR: When walking about
the streets I have frequently heard
calculations that were not in perfect &C
cord with the prscepts of the decalogue,
and the expressions have been uttered in
reference 10 the paVements, the side
walks Of tho streets, and especially in
regard to those of Broad street, and |
think there has been, anG that there still
is, good grounds for any seeming
impropriety if phrascology on Tie
part of tho pedestrian. Beyond all
controversy, Camden does possess the
most execrablo pavements to bo found
in any town claiming so large a.share
of respcctability. From DeKalb street
down to Bull, there are but a few
sections of the pavemeuts on either side
that approach decency, while the baf
is too q utterly utter to be called pavf'
meuts. Why is this, Mr.. Editos?
If there are any laws of the town IN
the point, (aud 1 have heard there ah)
might it not be advisable to publ sh
them for the guidance of the Wnfrs
of property, that they may act accordf be
to them, ortbe made to suffer the pcuas y
for neglect. AS the matter now STANDS
it is truly very shocking to psrambulaf
the streets, besides lis'ening to th|
naughty WORDS.