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smIoc.: English dairy, .ls@2oc.; ,p,ue.p,,,e,

s@1oc.; English dairy. ..ls@soc.; ap,u@vs,e,
Sss csrsI,na 7ss carolina Cos, sssos
%. North Carolins cut hsritnss1new, sSIoe
1913: eastern s4ssst25: Masscr Id sa mnY:
No. mackereI: s7@s7.50; No. j. In kits siSo
Iayd. Prime. SSrrels and t.erccs. 14@14sc.;
" half-barrcis, 14g@ I4kc.; tubs, l3Glsse. f~
Iolassss: Common. syrup-Hogshesds, 2se-
5o@s5sc. q gallon; New Orleans, prime, 65e70c:
SAT-; Liverpool, from store, sl.eo. Gr'sss
loSc.; grsnuIaIed, $50 loc.: 4, esqe.tc:; "Ox
Soap Common, bes 7c.; best washing, 7'Asse.:
Teas: Black, 25S5os.; Imperial, 2sa1se.:
Hides. Leather. nc.
Hides: Green, 5C26c. wet salted, 7sSc. dry
salted, To- l4c.: dry Mint, iygl5e. a..
harness, 29@36]sc.; country finish harness. $50
32c.: wax upper, 30G4Oc.; henloek sole i38
24c.; oak sole, 30eE4Oc.
Iron. Steel. Nails. &c.
iron: American refined, Old Dominion Thar,
7-1Oc. q n. for standard sizes In large lots 70
dealers. Sc. In small lots; English and Americas
sheet. 4@5Hc. swedes, hammered, 4s@5c.; hoop {,
Nails; Old Dominion, $3.50 for standard sfss.
Plough Castings: Wholesale, s'ac.; retail, 4Se-
70 ae: ManIlla best, 15c.; jute, 7K9sc-
Lumber. Slaves. &c.
Lumber: The market is well stocked and lltile
demand. White OAK, cut 60 order; ~ 7%;sy .,.
Virginia poplar, Sl5Gs26 g 1000; West VIZ
ginia white pine, 81 sss35 q 900: yellow pinc
Rough boards. SSns9; dry clear. sl4atlS.So
joist. SlO@fl5, according 60 sizes and lengtns.
sS%ss ( 1000 SGS saps' 5000. Haths-spii' 81;
Sares: Whlskcy-barrel timber, green, slSo4
500 Z 1000; seasoned. s20@25 e 1000 Flour
barrel timber, S4eo97 4 1000. Machine slaves,
ss.50MSa; tilrned heading, Sc. {, set. FlouT-bsr-
rel poles, sf9 20. Hogshead-hoops, zoe. 9 bandie
Liquors, Wines. &c.
Ale; scotch, best brands, pints s2@s2.25 y
dozen gold.
Byaniies: Domestic, sl.1Oas2: fruit, 9oe-2
1928: apple, new, sl.S5Ms2. old, s2.2Joes3
Virginia peach, $1,000 SO.
Rye WhislcVs: Medium, Sl.j0@S2 pure ODD.
s3ds4; Virginia mountan new sl.75ess2; old,
S2HS3 and upwards
Gin: Domestic, sl.l0@s2; imported, IS y
case.
Nelc England Rum sl.bo@s1.65.
Rtctffod WhiSkeBS: slllMsliO.
Powder, Shot. &c.
Fuse: Toys mining 37hHf 10 = 100 feet.
Polcier: 1925 by the i've kegs-loSs than i've
kegs, $3.50; blasting, s290Mf3.65.
Shot: Northern, =. SO Z bag Of 20 lbs
GrfadstonsS: l2G2c. Z n.
Seed.
Clorer: i5d&5.5O.
TimOthv: S3.25aS3.5O.
Orchar1 Grass: sl.5OmAl.75.
German Miiii Seci; s2.75@ss.
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A Tribal Outbreak i'm the Indian Ter
rifOrN.

CHICAGO, August "A special dispatch
from Indian Territory says tribal outbreak
among the Creeks, bordering on civil war,
has occurred. The two factions are the
"Chicota " and Islands parties. Captain
Scott, Of the Chicota party, and several OF
his followers were killed lately by the Sands
party. The chief of the Chicotas thereupon
ordered all the able-boded men in the ma
ton to turn out and capture the murderers,
and 400 responded and are seeking the
Sands rendezvous, in the interior near
Euiaula. The reports OF the result may
come to-day or tomorrow. During the
rebellion the Sands were loyal and the
Chcotas were Confederates.
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Democratic Convention i'm South Car.
nlfnn.

COLUMBIA, s. c., August &C. II. Miles,
OF Charleston, was nominated for Attor-
ney-General, and W. f. Strong, OF Berke-
ley, for Comptroler-General. The Con-
vention then adjourned until A. VI. to-
day.
COLUMBIA, s. G., August d. =. Rich
ardson, State Treasurer, was renominated
when the Convention reassembled ut o
O'Clock this morning. Rev. Ellison CaperS,
OF Greenville, was nominated for Superin-
tendent OF Education. and General \. NJ.
Manigault, Adiutant and Inspector-Gen-
eral, was renominated by acclamation.
The platform is now under considera-
ton.
The ticket is conceded to he strong one.
and the nominee for Governor will poll Il
heavy colOred vote. The Convention con-
sisted OF 3lG members, nearly all Of whom
are men fresh from the people, and the Sc
lection OF candidates is considered equaN
satisfactory by Democrats.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

Proceedings Yesterday Other
washington News and Gossip-The River
and Harbor Appropriation Bill Passed by
Both Houses Over the Presidents yeto-Po-
litical Conventions in South Carolina, Geor-
aia, and Indiana-The Yellow-Fever on the
Mexican Border; One Fatal Case Reported
In New Observation-Disclosures and Care
Iessncss Cause the Loss or 100000 and Six
Lives-Fatal Shooting Affair at an Eman-
cipation Celebration I'm Kansas-A New
Provisional Ministry Forming In Paris
Egyptian News. &c.
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rorty.scyenth COngre ss--Ffrst Session
WASHINGTON, August 2, 1852.


Mr. George introduced bill appropriate
mo s2O. 900 to be expended under the d.
rection OF the Mississippi River Commission
+, the nreseryation and improvement OF the
harhor of Vicksburg. He explained that
the Mississippi river was daily recedlng
from tbe clty westward, and in view OF the
nroencv Of the case urged that the bill be
ronorted back either iayorably or uniavor,
bly not later than tomorrow. The Dill
won't 10 the Commerce Committee.
Mr. Morgan called up his resolution Tor
the appointmcnt OF n select committee Oh
I've 70 consist of the chairman OF the Mill
tary and Naval Committees and three othei
,"aubcrs of those committees. to be APP
nointed by the Chair to consider the sub
iect of heavy ordnance and proiectilcs Tor
The armament OF the navy and sea-coast de-
fences the committee to sit during vaca.
ton 10 send for persons and papers, and
| 70 report ut the next session. Adopted
without debate. =.
Thc consideration Of the supdry civil
bill was resumed.
AZ Las =. NJ. message was received
from the House informing the Senate OF tn,
action of that body in passing the river ant
borbor bill over the Presidents veto. TIL,
Vending business was suspended and tn
Veto message was read. A vote was imme
diately taken upon the question: Shall tn
Iill mass. the objections OF the President :
he contrary Notwithstanding The FOL
lowing is the vote in detail Mt, An,
Yeas.-Messrs. Aldrich, Allison, Anthc
nv. Brown, Butler, Call, Camden, Camera
OF wisconsin, Cockrell, Coke, Conger, Di
wis OF West Virginia, Dawes, Farley, FER,
George, German, Grover, Hampton, Hoal
Jackson, Jonas Of Louisiana, Jones OF FL,
rida, Jones Of Nevada, Kellogg, McDii
Mcmillan, Maxey, Miller Of California, MI
Ter Of New York, Pugh, Ransom, saunaer
SAWYER, Sherman, Slater, Vest, Voornee
II walker, Williams, and Windom-H.
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by Associated l'rcss.J
SUDDEN AND FATAL FLOOD IN KENTUCE
a DfStinguisItcd Visitor.


county. came to this city WILLIAMSBURG
on yesterday on the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad. She was last here in 1906. She
was then aged twelve years, and her father,
Mr.. William LightfOot, was one OF the two
members OF the Legislature from James
City. and continued as such until his death,
1909. Her route was then by stage ria
Burnt Ordinary, Aliens Tavern. Barhams-
willie, New Kent Courthouse. and Ratclfle's
Tavern journey of day-now, OF an
hour and half.
At the two taverns there was a change Of
horses. Aliens was distant from Williams
burg eighteen miles, and Ratcliilc's about
the same distance from Aliens and also
from Richmond. Aliens was given a
worldwide reputation by the Rev. Seer
want Jones, Of the Baptist Churcli-him
whom the New York Times once called
eccentric" because he advertised q hun
dred negroes for sale in order to raise
funds to carry him as missionary to China.
This tavern was then kept by man named
Howl, pronounced Olrl. Mr.. Jones did not
get seat at the first table. The condition
OF things can be best imagined by his grace {:
Lord Of love.
Look from above
Upon the owl
That eat the fowl,
And left the bones
For Sccry ant Jones'"
The spot once<occupied by this tavern is
now covered with pines large enough for
cord-wood, and marked only by brickbats
and the scions Of the old yard trees.
Mrs. Hcnley's husband, Mr.. Richardson
Henley, also represented his county in the
Legislature. She is the mother OF Il. H..
Henley, the popular successor OF b. W.
Lacy a. circuit Judge. She stood the trip
admirably, but would not have been salts
fed had She not taken a seat in "Seventh-
Street Christian church." She was the first
one from the world in her county. to join
the Disciples. The few that preceded her
went from the Baptist Church.
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LOS at La Crosse, lis at Champaieu.
ILL.,, and LA at st. Louis. In july.
1880, when the wheat harvest was unprece-
dentcdly good over the country. torrential
rains fell at different dates In the month IN
many districts: but they We're OF local
nature, and hence did not affect the gene
raj crop prospects. Some OF these falls, rs
then given by The Signal Service, were as
much In single day as 900 inches at
New Corydon. Ind; $50 inches at Fort
Randall, ID. T.; 1884 at Fort Wallace, Kan. /;
400 at Ruggles, Ohio; and 4.C0 inches at
Des Moines, Iowa. The recent western
rains have been general, but apparently the
heavy falls have occurred over small and
separated areas. While 1t Is possible some
considerable local damage has been done to
the wheat, other less forward crops will be
greatly benefited by the copious precipita-
tons. The northwestern corn crop. for
which the greatest concern was felt, was in
need OF Just such rains as ii has received.
and the estimates made Of It's probable
yield before the late hot spell and the sub
sequent rains Will now have to be revised
and enlarged. The condensation ensuing
upon the passage Of the "cold wavev was
timely for the country, and will 60 far to
avert the drought which by midsummer
usually sets in over the Northwest.
TIE RAIN AND TIE CROPS.
fLynchburg News.I
For three days IL has been raining pretty
steadily. The earth must be well soaked.
Ia the crops were in need OF rain before,
the want has been well supplied. They
may drink TO their hearts content and wax
green and strong. Surely there has never
been finer season in this section Of the
country. The rains have come Just as
needed. The wheat and grass had all they
wanted, and now the corn and tobacco
are getting copious supplies. From the
prospect now the latter two crops will
be abundantly successful, and, added TO
the two already gathered, and TO the fruit
and vegetable, we shall have plenty and
prosperity abounding In the State. We
cannot be too thankful for the glorious
rain. 1t has made the Masterpieces TO
bloom and blossom; has banishcd the
gaunt figure OF want, and made plenty TO
stalk abroad. Ii has given us fat things in
the place Of lean things and smiles in the
place OF frowns. Ii has spread carpet OF
luxurious green over the earth instead Of
parched and arid surface. 1t has done for
us the things we most needed, and he is
indeed hardened wretch who is not crate
full to a gracious Providence for the former
and the latter rains.
By Associated Press.
SUDDEN AND FATAL FLOOD IN KENTUCKY.
CINCINNATI, August 1.-The details from
the sudden flood in Mason county, KY.
chronicle some loss OF life. A negro cabin
on the bank Of Limestone creek was wash
ed into the Ohio river, and two women oc-
cupants drowned. On Lawrence creek,
near Maysville, a family comprising three
adults and five children were engulfed, the
house was torn to pieces, and all but one
man drowned. Near Chester, Ohio, the
house OF a man named Barnes was washed
away. Barnes escaped, but his entire fami-
ly were drowned
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Cucunnbers.

The cucumber is peaceful-lookine veg,
a,ahIe. but has been the cause OF vast
omaunt OF intestinal horror. The man
Who lies awake at night writhing in PAIN
WITH VII a stomach full Of undigested cucum.
VIZ, VIZ" ,S;shesthis Misunderstanding enemy OF
. yea human race had never been invented.
tnv even for the collie and cramps which
t p"' mischieyous cucumber brings on
.no = and certain relief is found in PERRY
s bp.v,s's PaIS.KnLER. Mr.. w. IL. Abbott
ane Of the best-known men in saco, Name e.
que oaws y that he has tried many remedies II
s cass ~ sudden cramps and bowel di sol,
ders. but that he never found anything 'n''
compares with PAIN-kILLER'
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY, August ?. 1882.
Country Produce.

ADpies: Grccn-From 50 to IS & barrel.
Bsfsiear: 23@24c. r n.
B,,iter. Prime to choice yellow, 2o@2 Ic.: Jar
10 good. I2H@ l6c fresh yellow luter sells readiiy.
CORN Neal: sl.05 per buahel Tor country sI'Io
for city mills.
BennS: Nominal.
Drfed Fruit: Nominal.
Lire FOiols: Hens, 3Oc.; chickens loo ZZc.
E00s: lfc. In crates: receipts are e'lhil !" thc
Fsafbers: Prime Iiye-goose, 45c.: common 25c
FlnIseed: Sl.lO@Sl.l5 & bushcl.
mi: Virginia tmothy, 90c.@sl; clover
mixed. 500 sjc.: clover, GO47Cc.
BaIed outs: 75@ 90c.
P0tGfOes: Irish. s3.50Ms3.75 e barrel.
Roots: Ginseng, sl.50@sl.65 2 IN. Seneca, iTee
of tops 100000. e NJ
Lard: Country i2dl3c
Rue: s5M90c. r bushel
S97nac: Prime, Use.
SSmcks: 75@ soc.
BaIed StrdU: 30WfOc.
iTs5P washed S7c.; unwashed. 2sc. BURY
wool win bring from 70 sc. q u. less Inan above
r""'' Cement. Lime. Plaster. Sc.
cs,osn,. Rosendale s1.5Odsl60 q barrel
fine: Agricultural, sm lOc. & bushei K2ck-
land, ; .2O@Sl.30, according 70 quantity WIFI
nf P,Gs a Lump, s475; ground, SO; ealcined
plaster. sl.9O@s2.
Tar: Large size, 81.
Dry Goods.
Prints: Merrimack. 6s.c.; Merrimack Shlrtlng'
53c.; Richmond &C.. south Br1gs osi ra INN,
YcI.. cue: NIlen's 55c.; Manchester, &C Wash
ington. &c.; Mallory PINK, &C.; Mallory Iudle.
6Sr. simpson Mourning. &c.; simpson Grey o.;
o,mnson Black, exc; Harmony, &C.; Ashland
so nn,toc JGe, Sbiyffnqs amt Sheetings: is Sc
cnP,fy. Be-: rs Jack Horncr. 5Ac.; 7-s Edward
! IIarris, exc: "A fairmont, 6fc;; IA rs man,
O. re; IA Gladiator, s3c.; a. Barker ye. a.
/ Farewell, &c.; Al WaurCRan. llc.; lO-4 hVhan-
mock, 25c.: lO-i Pequot, 81 e. g., ~,
/ Rcoiga Cottons: Manchester A., 59c.; Man
chester A 4. A.. Gt.c.; Roekbrdge "a Z; H.
] &c: James River = o. o., 1<c.i james RIVER
Ne, james River ID. d.. IKE.
Drugs ,Dyestufs, Oils, &e.
e'o1SaSet Dt Lye sSGsi z case Of fonr dozen
eCodctinsaI: Csc. q n.
Extract II LOgw0Od: Ice.
Indigo: 90c.@sl.
ok: Lmseed. 5saGlc. machine: si@si.I ;
sperm l.5O whale, Use. straits 4o@ "a ~
erador-eod oil 59@Sose; IaTI, SiiD gallon
! Virginia mbricating 3V%oOc'i Aei''o"'' "
cash, e gallon.
S%is "s"fG' liS2c. In kegs English soda, DC.
Spirits T3rpentine: is@5Oc'
Foreign Fruits and Candy.
Candy: I2K@ i3c. e u.
JS,aogs. si.5OMss.50 Pbox.
Oranges, .6.50As7.5O 2 box.
Groceries. &c.
gacon: Clear-rih sides, l5@l5sc: shoulders
likmIl.c.: Virginia shou ders, -; ElIglhlH NJ
round. l4c. Virginia hsms large, l5es o.e.; small
, tGM Isc: sugar-cure6. i5@l5ke.; PLAN l.ahs
itM lac. canvised mans. i6kH &c; bniA siaes
. i3tGl4e.; bulk shoulders, luA@lle' s'Oe'
buckets: Painted two hoops, si.o0Gsi'1o
three hoops, sl.75gf2. -
Br0Ops: Two strings. sl.oO; three tulhs'
. ! : Qg6t "a. fDiir sfrng4- HS.ZoMr3.
Z coffee: Rio Common, 90 Ice; fair, i0t le
good to prime. 1 BELLY; Laguayrs' ligrize
\ Java. 20425c. ,,,s ~ .
; rTadIss: Adsmsntine candies, ll4 l4e. q se
a l4@1 81. "a ~: half-boxes. llkc.; islow, lac.
fnffst Prime C-..sag, lrS@.s.,~. hOits.e.
;. and western prime cutting, i.;s1 lSc.; eVlino
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Affairs i'm Egypt.
THE REBEL CAMP MOVED

LONDON, August 1.-The Posts Alexan-
dria correspondent telegraphs a. follows I:
"The rebel camp has moved nye lhiles
nearer to rs, with outposts two miles IN ad-
vance OF the main body
TIE PoRTE's COMPLETELY WITH ARAB PAchA'
The Ne,cs SAYS it is informed that the
Government possesses evidence OF the com
nl;clty of the Porte with Arab Pacha both
before and after the latter's assumption OF
active hostility toward England and the
Khediye, and that documents on the SUD
iect NAV eventually be submitted to Parlla-
mont
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Fatal ARRAY I'm Kansas.

LEAvENwORTH, KAN, August 2.-During
an emancipation celebration at Relger's
Grove, near this city, yesterday, by party
OF colored people, Frank Hogan shot ana
wounded two men, and when he resisted
arrest was shot and MORALLY wounded bya
policeman.
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4" Lord Of love.
Look from above
Upon the owl
That eat the fowl,
And left the bones
For Sceryaut Jones.
The Great POkcr-Player.
HE ASKS THE COURT TO PREVENT TIE SHERIFF
FROM CARRYING HIM OFF.

HE ASKS THE COURT TO PREVENT HE Shbhff
FROM CARRYING HIN OFF.
lSpecial chspatch to the Philadelphia Press.l
CHICAGO, August IA petition for hd-
be1S corpus was filed yesterday in the Cir
emit Court by William NJ. Scott, of New
burp. n. Y, who has recently risen into
renown by reason Of some phenomenal
games OF poker which he played with one
Francis y. Weed and DIR. Hedges. Scott
saws he is under arrest on requisition
from Newark charging him with con-
sniracv with Hedges to cheat at cards. lie
claims that since 1877 he has been great
mart OF the time in Chicago, though
he has never had any intention OF estab.
fishing himself there. In the spring OF
1881 he visited Newburg, and remained
there until July, seeing Weed frequently,
and often PLAYING cards with him, but nav
inc no idea or intimatiOn that weed hau
any cause OF complaint against him. lie
vent back to Newburg again In September,
Mying day, still in childlike ignorance
that he had committed any crime against
tbc laws Of New York. Scott claims that he
has been suffering for nearly year from tu-
hercular consumption, and has been In CaIl-
fornia for his health. In June last he start
ed East. and knew nothing OF the Ill,
dictment against him until he reached
this city. For the past six weeks he has Is
been confined to his bed. Scott denies le
is a fugitive from justice, and AYERS his IN
tention of going to Newburg as soon as 1T
i, able to answer the charges against nm
He also denies that he has been guilty o.
Heating weed, or that he conspired witt
Hedges to put up the cards on Weed, an ant
Claims Weed taught him how to play TN
seductive game of draw. SCOTS physician
DIR. Eldridge, forbids him travelling now low.
and Scott therefore asks that the sheri,
NAV bc prevented from carrying nun on o.,
The case will be heard Thursday mornh
before Judge Moran.
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Inconvenience and CareIessness.

CHICAGO, August Ut has been de-
monstratcd that the accident on the Lake
Shore road, near South Bend, was caused
by incompetency and carelessnes, on the
part of its employees on both trains. The
loss will reach 100000. The bodies OF
half a dozen or more tramps are still in
the dSbriS
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Georgia Republican Convention.

ATLANTA, GA, august 2.-The Republic
can State Convention met here to-day. w.
A. Pledger, chairman Of the State Central
Committee, called the Convention to order.
The syndicate declined to come in, and
held a convention in the United states
courtroom, at which some Of the delegates
reDOrted,
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,.ov,s,oual Ministry I'm France.

PARIS. August 1.-The report that new
nroyisional ministry will be formed mercy
70 carry on public business, comprising
several members Of the late Cabinet, Is
Confirmed. The following Ministers retain
their portfolios: NJ, Cochery, Minister Oh
Post Posts and Telegraphs; NJ. Tirard, Minister
81 Commerce; NJ. Maby, Minister OF AZ
Venture: General Billot, Minister OF W Ar;
I'D Admiral Jaureguiberry, Minister Of
War;ne' Nothing has yet been decided IN
regard to the selection OF the rema IN ~.
President Grevy had conference on the
in ,os' th;s aya...n. s..l Ssna.or Ducieie'
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A railroad jubilee is proposed by the cit,,
zens OF Louisville, KY, In COMMENCEMENT
of the formal opening OF the Cnesap,"s,e NJ
and Ohio and Southwestern rallroau ~
Memphis, the completion of the 81. LOUIS
Airline, and the extension OF the hnoA,
vile branch, all Of which combine TO nla ,a,
This a memorable year in the coihiherci"
history Of Louisville.
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Indiana Democratic Convention.

INDIANAPOLIS, August 2.-The Indiana
State Democratic Convention met in the
English Opera-IouSe at 10 O'Clock this
morning, and was called TO order by Hon.
W. Ii. English, chairman Of the state Cen
trail Committee. John X. Coflroth was made
permanent chairman.
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Accident 70 the steamship AIbemarie.

FORT MONROE, Va, August 2.-The
steamer Albemarle, OF the Old Dominion
Line. while IN route from West Point Tor
New York. broke her shaft to-day four
miles below Yorktown. and came to llamp-
ton Roads for assistance.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. AUGCsr2. 1882.
ARRIVED.


ARRIVED.
steamer Ariel, Clifford. Norfolk, United sla'et
mall. merchandise, and passcnrers' L. b' ih'ntn'
superintendent. ,,.,. - .
plaster Warner Moore. A. -.
schooner Ada Whitney, -, henheDcc' h''
Richmond lee Company. 49, ,.,-,, 4,
schooner BENJAMIN 7. BlgRs, Quillln' fhiiAus'-
plia. coal, W. j. Mcdowell. 49,.
schooner Josiah Whitehouse. .arnham, hclii'e-
bec Zee, Richmond lee Company. a., go,
Schooncr George X. Grceiani, van 'i'ib
GEORGETOWN, light, Curis Co.
SAILED.
scbooner South shore, Whit1imone, Boston, coal
Chesnus.,kc and ohio Railway company 'e''@'
'srboon.r MAYNARD Sumner, Cousins. Lynn, Mass.
coil Chcsaueike and ohio Railway Company
vessel. Currse & Go.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. AUGUST 2, 1882
[By Telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamer Luray. Sehermerhorn. Old Point ana
Hamilton. merChaniise aud passengers. .isnA-
peaEe and Ohio Railway Company land sale" o"
reiaFn). ,,,,.. No.so,k
steiner Northampton, McCsrfiek, Norf1iks
MOI. handIse and passengers. Chesapeake and ONO
Railway Company land sailed On rcturnl.
steamer Painlico, Bourne. NOtTolk, nierchaniiS
and passengers, Chesapeake aud ONO Railway
| CoIntany and sailed on returnl.
! schooner John X. shaw. Weeks, New YORK, 10
! load coal.
| schooner r.. A. seribner. Wtlietts, New YORK
/ coal, Chesapeake and ohio Railway Company.
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SALES REPnRTED TO sECRETARY.
EInIlr.

Flonr-We quote: Fine, ;46s4.50: supcriiu'.
;5.5Om. 50: common supcrfmc, ti.jO@ 70; extra.
,5.3O1:6: common family s6@r7; choice
family, S7.5CG4:S.25.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. August -NOon.-Stocks generally
etrong, Money, 81 per cent. EXchaugo-L0ng.
is5a: short. Asa. state bonds inactive. Gov
ernlnents irregular ana quiet
Erentn Exchange. 4S5. Governments
irregular: new o.. lO1is; new 49,. ll4T; new
A., 1904. Money, 2k@3 per cent. states IN
active. Treasury balances Coin, sS3,lO3; cur
rcncv, 5000.
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PAINTINGS, ENGRAvINGs. Ae.

HAVE RE0PENED MY GALLERY
WITH A FINE ASSORTMENT Oh
SWELL E>GRANl>6S,
OLEOGRApH>, ana
CoLOREt PHOTOGRAPHS,
which win compare In qualify and prize. WIN any
Lo,..e I'm the country. Also, tnc collection OF
n'''v,S EIyt,r FRAMES, EAsEL :, C0R>lCEs.
nIRTiDAY- CARDS, aud ALhJMs
bv 10 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS spoi'shedfs
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New York Politics.

NEW YORK, August 2.-The Republican
State Convention has been called to meet at
Saratoga September 2Gth.