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SWARTHMORE COLLEGE.

~ RE0PENEDl RESTORED BUILDING.
Both sexes admitted College aud PrepsratOry
school. Under care Of members of The society q
Friends The main building, destroyed by Gre
ninth month last. has been com pietsy rebuilt. en-
lsrged, and ftted up with all cOnyenisners- Thor
Ough Instruction In Languages. Litersfuc. Mithe-
mates, and the Sciences. New Scientific Building,
containing Laboratories. Drafting Rooms. Ma
chine-shops- and all appliances Tor pursuing .
thorough course in Chemistry. Mechanical aud
Civil Engineering. The next term opens NINTH
MONTH t>eptemberl 18TH. Apply early. a..
other things being equal place. ~ln be given tho
earliest applicants. For full particulars address
EDWARD IL. NAcffI.,
President Swarthmore COLLEGE,
te23-7et Del.yarr rOuutv IA
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SPLENDID CHoR.-In the near hurnh ,utSs' MI
T. aid 81. Paul's Episcopal ea1ren ,Il. p,",x mn
have among others in is sholr' s,,S snd pHTS HON
and Messrs. Grant, Reinharl, anu nav @ h
TT" Ths most delightful sacred music may u
expected.
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RENOVA

I-IVE HAVE REMOVED TO Ny MN
residence corner rankin ana sis,s f,a,sssn lie
Shsre ~ =" 40 o. 10 A. NJ, and 70 r. N: Mass
,,asIe snd delay 10 my paitents a. N.n :. srs
Seenee . me win ss ayS,'sa ,S sar,,,sx ~ snas..
eAis " '"' GEORGE BEN JohNsIoS' NJ a.
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MRS. WINsLOW'S SCOT HING
vi SYRUP.

pcv. Svlvauus cobb Jlu, write In the Boston
Christian Freeman. We would by no means r.
commend any Kind II medicine which w an not
know I, De- eD0d-partculariy for inian's. hui o'
\Cr@. WfN-LOW'~ SOOTHING SYRUP We ean
.,,,l from Lro,gielye: m our own family % has
rroved a blessing indeed by giving IN infant
tr,ubl,d vith collie pains, quiet Sleep and TIE
uar..u-. unbroken rest AZ nixht. Most parents can
,u,.-cciatc thc-e bie.-inxs. Here s an article
which work. to perfection. and which l. hAria-
less: for ibe sleep which it ahord- TIE iniaht Is
rcrfe-tly natural, and TIE h.t.c chernb a"Akes ~
..brigh q, u but.ou." And during the pr"'e-. 81
te.thiag. !ts value is .ncalculibie. We have re
aac1tIy hearl mothers -ay tint they would noi De
without 10 from thc b.rth of he chiii uli u "''
finished with tie ,eething siege on any consli'fA-
ton whatever. sold by al druggists. 20 cents
t-,.,o au lI-codlw
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING
EDUCATIONAL

MADEMOISELLE TARDIyEL, 2J W.
NI &6th T., New YORK. Boarding and Day
School for young ladies and children. Reopen
sept. ~. Thorough English course. Daily lee
tures- French ans, other languages spoken within
six months. Drawing and musical Advantages un-
surpassed au l6 tlrl
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I'm, Rr-rcVyRs' BASE-BALL.- ne sanie ins
IhE uto "a PoI, hetween the butchers Of the
OF base-9asl SaconS 1S Markets came of at Base
F;' Fir paTt and Sesfgp Tsserday according
previous aanou, no witnes~ the novel spectacle,
was present 70 rrna,d ",,i by the sport the oeca-
and all were were r'T' r. wa. real lively game,
sion anorueui. IA in favor OF the Second
and was s;Ur uefls bv score Of % to Is. e,,,,
Market nlhe ~ the second Market Club,
present, ted, .to1e naoa'2iSs Of either nine
The proceeds Of ora,tioh ,4t on Of pavilion 70
the accommodation oi l'" A"H when this /
TO witness the game, n,,,.b ~" 70 the comfor
built il will add very HUSH
OF those who attend
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Rlehmonds. The new pitcher will proba-
bly, be here on Friday, but will positively
play next week against the Wayerleys, OF
Washington.
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------ ----- ------- .Am
ron THE WHEAT cho:

CID PHOSPHATE o
"A 70. DoN phosphate dissolved ~ ~
1ss ..,ss.e q sSsp ssla y 10 %
nsss aud :; :. our sost. 10 Kiehm0Hs anu
2, @ sass a. the isvss %sIsifs %.isIhis5s AppIs9x;
Manufacturers Of the s'A'
81 i0-Im
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
clear in the morning, cloudy and rainy in
the evening.
TERMoNETER YESTERDAY 6 4. NJ. 13 ::
2 y. NJ, 81; noon, 81; 3 r. NJ, Sc; 6 i.
NJ, 81; midnight. 7G.
Mean temperature. S9s.
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IrNIYERsITY SCHOOL- pETERs

- BURG, vA-The eighteenth annual session
begins OCTOBER %. Thorough preparation for
University OF Virginia and United states Military
and Naval Academies. Highly recommended ~
Faculty Of the University of Virginia Pull staH II
Instructors. Pupils uniformly successfal. Situation
heaithfui. Early application advised. a. number
II hoarderS T. strictly hmiIsd. Fnr catalogue adj
dress ". GORDON NCCABE. Master. au 3-2m
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L sr.Nn No lOll Canal street. 20 No. 10
5oiSTII = FiGiiTEENTH between MIN aud @ Saay
have lpS ZAP PoRR isfR SD aSa RasrS 70
anME aiupE CEMENT, CALsfNED rLhsi,EExx
pfHkksrEaERs' HAIR, L.,Tts. fiRs,bsi,SSh'
ts. Iaa Ia.e,l JACKSON IVhfis'
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,x.TRAxCE COMPANIES
NINE PER G. cENT; Saa S0Nr2GuNp ToSr2, "
~ TEkEfSSii EEtkfSi1 Rance Ran THROWN IN

:. ,vyu., 1851, rhe N9RTHMWSkksSrYfHcff R;TdHMSkSY q %is-
TUAI Iife pesI S fSF iSF
.gn;ia GS Issued de- orhS iee u Mr. ABAA LEVY 'o'
te9y Hroihef. Ssrs Ns the policy has es1
psf es .1es ei o h. nsi SsSn he
y = so rsssDss =: or
os,Ss IN event u " L.. .s1,s95 70
Se'srt cf nollcy aud additlohs;; '',yl 80 90
AnSupso M,.s tme J, ,yepss-,sorteIa dividends ''aN
WIZ u, ....sl,425 70
-, hn!n,s during the entire pst,,," ~ Al 33s IS
ne eesosIsroanded Al per cent ai'i''H' - =
Leaving an excess f-.........,,+ =, a uer cent.
over all his premium, ,xeSay- sen1yosa years
besldsi nYS las sine, taken oqi R,ss s,1TTAL.
pqlielss s. .ls S,SeIniaaSn SSnnlaaS - ssddrsss ,.sn.
jOhN ~ Richm0nd,Na
MIS- ID. CULLEN Sio ~ z6-eodtseA
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AyCrIoN SALES THIS DAY.

aaron ~ sales If Real Estate made between ID,
Ii II January aud list oi june He 1At'' i.' ~
rr,.eut wear nv, g. he paid Ply tre iur''1f' -,
An .,i,, maze between the 1t ~ 1dy Ahu lt'' ~
,h. ,,tr thc take, have o. Dee pal1 by TIE seller.
mi, custom wa- adopted about hluech III az.
bv AT the real estate agcut, in ElehH'"u' S"N ~
niles 10 Richmond and y.cni3I
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 \. VI. Al It,7 anu
II4u Franklin street. mules vehicles &c
mo. r. LAUHGTON, JR- 10 \. M.' sew1hg-ihA
chfno. furuitUre. &c.
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DANTOPS ACADEMY,
NEAR CHARLOTTESVILLE,

NEAR CHARL0TTEsyILLE,y VA.
PREPARES FOR COLLEGE, UNIVERSITY, 90
BUSINESS. Healthy location. full course of study
thorough teaching, wholesome moral influence.
sor catalogue address
~ l5-2m REV. EDGAR WOODS. Principal
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NoRTrARY REPORT FOR THE WEEK End
,xG SATURDAY, AUGUST II, lss2.-Cg+seS aus, y
De- 6sotb. Abscess, l white; apoplexy' l
1ybite. l colored; Bright's disease, l cor
o,ed. cerebro-splnal menengitis, ! coloreu ;
cholera,infantum, white con'gmptIon,d dpaiorsd .
wbite. . colored; diarrhGa, l colored
dysrnterv. / white; empyema, l coloreu ;
tcve, 0yphoid), colored; gaStriil., l COZ
rcd castro-enteritis, white; niar1NuluS'
! WI y,hite' colored; murder, l coIored
Oil ace. white, l colored; premature m
Iirth / colored; scrofula, colored; tuOer'
cuIo.is, / white; unknown, "nIe, -
coiored. Whole number OF deaths ID th' IN!
cirv % exclusive Of still-birihs, 29TW y,IS Wnlls
10: ' 'coIored. l6. Locality: Marshal Wara
a. 4. Monroe Ward, ); Clay Ward, ; J"cA
ON Ward, 10; almshouse, b. Iii.
s'i1 Rate OF mortality Of whole popunuol y
v.as - 81 per 1000 per annum; rate .
w,o,toiity wo Of white population was III
n"r % 900 per annum; rate OF mortalit! .
rpoiored population was 30.14 per LOO pc
@ colonro J. G. CABELL, NJ. d..
AMI ''i"' President Board OF Health.
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,,,xrR.l WATERS, &c
,CII,tnXD NuNERAL-WA ATER SPA,
| " ioi-,',, IL, Nf,rX ANp ELEVESTH STREETS.
,,DN-,VICFST SODA FOUNTAINS.

IMU MNE. -
Ih,ve thi. season added another eiaDrss 'i- a..
.,Ir s,1s Fosnlain, which gives ne sh,'spTt. spTi
eill,ies Tor dispeln!;,iin,g my ~ trsHs GINGER
sPHTS PeoT BEERS: sho. the p"tl,i.ar ~. a..
n6SATED sOnA LEMu>Apn =, oS,s.e-5i = s,.ectei ar ar
tro.iuced ~ Ia. season. Stt,.S- IN wh0-e
rsSSnsa ran restore have placed one - Ins, e,d S had
statue soda Aplaratrs ana ~lS, sisstensei At
The soda and Minerl 49, "a c,r.,nating estAb-
@ @,asnt SSS sa- as5 een aIle ap w iiSp1gI,ys sim
Saraias, which enibe, me- TO ss IsT NV wsli.knowr
e, ant tHe M. tE Al =. SODA TO>it Bhkk
snd snLI I'd @ Dopaiar nj ir'awater beverages A. ''"''
/ priet-. GEORGE SHCEN
l s-taOt
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Entered at the Post-ofiee at Richmond. Va. A.
secOnd-ciass matterI
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic states. partly cloudy weather
and light local rains, southeast 10 south
west winds, stationary or slight fall in tenn
perat'ire, and slight changes in barometer.
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4. SAKs & CO..

SOLOMON HIMSELF WOULD BIZ PUZZLED
If called upon o. decide which & the more eNlui
slte-the Violet. Wcs;-End Bouquet. or >tephlno-
tis Il J. { r. ATKISSOS. London.
OFFICE or BETHESDA MINERAL SPRING Co..l
WArkESllN. NI>.. May J. ls-2.
NorICE.-We would rc,pcc cctfully inform all con-
.umer, u BETHESDA WATER that Mr.. GEORGE
SCHdN Is the sole AMI only Authorized agent for
this water in TIE CITY Of Richmond.
BETHESDA SPRING COMPANY.
II. /. STERLING. Manager.
ASroyr has il.,rccbel 5,o00ic,h imported
WEST INpIA LINES for max Lg carhonatcd lem
made .oda 1T Sc. per glass.
An LINES fur sale % the trade.
ANroN's MIVEHAL-WATER EMPORIUM.
CAE8oSArED J-SIrER WArEH from the j.
ulper springs # North Carroll ., on drlughi and
bottled. at SgHGN'S.
"RouGH oy RATS" Clear ou, rati. mice. fies'
reaches. htd-oug-, ants, yermin, chipmunks. lJc.
LOOK At TIE NEW SUMNER DRINKS At
ANrOSTs
ANrONI's CELEBRATED icE CREAM SOFA
ASToSI's CARBoSATED-LENoNAD SODA
ASroNt's NRw CAKBoNATED COLD-TEA SODA
all 1T sc. per glass,
from the
FOSTAISE De LAFAYETTE,
Main street.
sr1SGG~G irritation. Inflammation. All Kidne'
Colnplaint- cured by " Buchupaiba.' Il per bottle
SAVE MONEY by having YOUR printing done a
the DISPATCH PHlSrINC-llcCsE. Good work
low prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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Gn,1y FOR ErRoFE.-The Italian allan ISlr GanA
7 etizia. Cuomo master, cleared r'. rom ~"
port News Yesterday lot hoI .binped ~ >;
France. with 4 cargo OF W. % this city
We>srs' Thomas Branch Co., ,ai;ty Oh III j.'s y,
Another vessel OF the ,.Ins Iai,' ,ate on CARGO
Newport News preparing 70 taTT for c pbe Vs .o5e
~ rrain for European poi' 'o' '"' ''''-''
IL,
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GREAT CRY
nnu-N WITH DRY GOODS!

DOWN WITH DRY GOODS!
SPRING GOODS BELOW COST
SUMNER GOODS BELOW CO>I'
Fall GOODS BELOW COST
WINTER GOODS BELOW COST
ALL GOODS BELOW COST
AT
JOSEPH STR \ L r -
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Bri,!qinq The Apprenticeship sauLua; =,
.~t the commissioners on the part y.
ameIia and Chesterfield counties WIN ihee'
=, ~ the terminus Of the Bright Hope r1li~as,
an a. ~ the = Apponattox river, for receiving
and reporting plan for building eoun,!
bridoe across the river at that point -
heretofore noticed in the D'SPaten' snS', Snen,
neer. and contractors are invited 10 me-, me-,
,he neeis commi,,ioners on that day and suOhl' ah
nIons NJ and specifications for building '"'
! bridge. -
Rriefs.-A majority Of the eoIored I,"p% ~
,.,inr ., this cIty devoted MONDAY 10 AM an e-H
nmrs;on ,S 10 BurkeyilIe ria Danyilie raiito.u ~
The 'inIeasure-seeking crowd met Win VIII u
casualties, and returned consral3u'A,.,;i 3n rai
sacS other that they had Grid on de !, IA, |.
easd sHod " which experience was the hrse
,Ts, line Of some Of them.
Rev. A. Binga. Jr.'s, Sunday ; eno'' =
the African Baptis. church here a;, =
."S Church Polity" is regarded as ,tor creu,'
>, HE e,Tort IN the line Of clerical endeINotx.
T peter O'Neil, q well-known empiTse p,'soa
,hn Richmond and Petersburg railoa
|. with wit many friends in this Guy aa. a,ea
: Monday In Petersburg, after . siskns''
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\JAPLEwooD INSTITUTE.

NAPLEW OOD INSTITUTE,
vi FOR BOTH SEXES,
- tyyenty-tvo mile, west OF new Broat-treet sta
lion. Philadelphia. on Philadelphia and baltimore
Central railroad. .,,
Cour.e- Of study: English. Business. scientific,
aud Classical: thorough Chemical Department.
superior opportunities orrred to young men and
hnys L. prspzre for the hc-t American COLLEGES
Deere. are conferred by authority ~ the fes'fS-
laiure or Penn,ylyania upon young ladies taking
full course. .,..,. . ,,.,,
Heading taught by : hr,t-cia,s elocatlonlsl pm
rurn.htp hy professor r-ma-ter u The bcautl,s Di
e,i,reti,u ha. been neglected. \ homc-likc do
n,rtfurnt fIr Wtflc boy. Twelve instructors'
j. ~UORTIfDGE yale 'olegeh \. W. friheE
PN' al l-eodlm
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9ithmond 1ispatth.

Hs-THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED cIRCr.
LATIoN or ALL TIE OTHER DAILY SEws-
PAPERS OF TUE CITY.
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MOHAIR DUSTEB s.

For either driving or travelling purposes
/ there Is nothing to equal FOR wear and neat
ness the
NOHArR BUSTERS.
We have now on our counters the PLAIN
MOHAIR lgreyl. made into long busters. ul-
,iers- and oiIicc-coats: also, many other styles
and colorings at price, SURE 10 please.
\. SAKs & CO.,
/ ONLY ONE-PRicE &C.. o. d. CLoTHIERs'
1913 MAIN STREET,
OPPOSITE TIE POST-oFFGCE.
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cEIElT .CIIlInI

CELECT SCHOOL
- For YOUNG LADIES AND MISSES,
lO7 EAST tAET >rRfEr.
RICHMOND. "a.
SECOND SESSION BEHiNs StP IEMBER ~,
Modem Languages. Circrlats - book stores.
GEORGE r. MERRILL.
D. 10 D Itriueiuti.
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KILL (N. y MILITARY
ACADEMY.
For circulars addr''
COLONEL e. J. WRIGHT. AN.
iy 3O-drad 1fnfw2m prtneinai.

DOANOkE COLLEGE. SALEM, Va,
IL offers good adv ages in CLASSIC NJ AND
SCIENTIFIC COURSES. Elective, iu-iness, ana
1 arVe library. Beautiful and hCalthtM country.
Five cuurchc~--uD htr-rVOm-. Increasing PATRON
age from fifteen ~tatDs Thrtieih session hrginS
SEPTEMBER 18Th. FNPEN~ES VERY MOD
EKATF- Catalogue with cut of buildings
m .,.,. ar moHai.tl ls.I FREE. Aalrcss ST kf~
TNEY o. FACULTY. ~ 7-eod2m
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DEACH MILITARY ACADEMY. \
ID SELECT BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
NJ. 3.2 EAST FR ANkLIN STREET. RICH
NOND. NA-The eighteenth session commences
THURSDAY. September lith. ant closes 9Th ~
June following. JOHS :. BEACH. Z telrhcf II
long experience. associate. Professor l.. =. Has
sELEFF, Modern Languages.
Circulars n bookstore. or upon application a.
:. T. BEACH.
iy l2-iW,FSSu2m&wi Principal
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IAMpATIKE MALE ACADEMY.

The fifteenth session - this school will COM
nencc on the FIRST MONDAY ~ OCTOBER.
For circulars apply to
CoLOSEL THOMAS H. CARTER,
Manquin ps~t-oiice.
an s-eYdt0cI King william county
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WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIvER-
w SITi.
a.. W. &. LEE. PRESIDENT.

Thorough instruction in LANGUAGES. LITE
RATURF. PHILOSOPHY, and SCIENCE. and I'm
tie professional schools Of LAW and ENGINEER
lNG. Tuition for nine months. $50: all other
fees. $50. session opens SEPTEMBER 2lsr.
For catalogue address
}. T.. CAMPBELL. JR..
CLERK of the Faculty.
81 4 Id Al 4 -.
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Makes the aggregate Of interest aud

The annual interest on this ceit is. .s3O3,l34 43
10 which add per cent. for redemp-
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SAVE MONEY by having YOUR printing done Al
the DISPATCH PEISrING-llctsE. |ood "ofs
low prices. and satisfaction guaranteed
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE

AW SCHOOL OF " A>IIINHIVH
AND LEE UNIVERSITY.
GENERAL e.. ". &. LIE. f1E-ipt -,
Trs,rfi..fau hy p iVt-toDk, AMI iruh"'i io.n','r
,rirh courses of lectures on speriJ rlJ''E y
eminent iuri.t.. Tuition ani - 80 ~ ''i,i
- ,,t.l.yue ami fun Information ad,f'17
cIi,RIF- 4. GRAVES, Prvie'-or - r,S -
inytnn. Va. " D-'
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-02-22

Sales yesterday in this market were
1925 bales, 14OO being to exporters and
Is to spinners, the tone being quiet and
slightly easier at the close. Prices rule
unchanged from yesterday, as follows:
Low ordinary, Ste; ordinary, 9bc; good
ordinary, 10Bc low middling, l0Bc ;
middling, 114c good middling, 11Bc /;
middling fair, 12c; stains and off
%colors, &c less.
Receipts at all United States ports
for thepast 4 days we're 35, 233 bales, and
24,463 bales less than last year for same
time. Totalreceipts since September
3,936,8O8 bales, being 496,23l less than
last year and PIG, 1886 less than the year
before for the same time. Total for
eign shipments this season have been
2,l93,2OO bales against 1888, 491 bales
and 2,383,650 bales. Total stock is
now loss, 3O7 bales, against $50, OH
and 989,4l1 bales last year and the
year before at the same time.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-02-22

Q T l0a10Nc clear, 10Na10xq bacon not
moving; breakfast bacon, lSalsHc;
hams, 12Kal2Nc; mess pork, SO 80 per
Dbl; lard, in %tierces, llNal2S hf bbls and
kegs, Ike pals, 1875 to 12%G dressed
hogs, 6 to Sc per ID; do beef, 4 to &c for
hind and 2 to &c for fore quarters.
SEEDS-German millet, 81 per bu;
timothy, S3a8 Is; Hungarian, 81 %; blue
grass, 81 Is; orchard, 81 90 red top and
herds grass, 81 10; clover, s. 76a6; onion sets
81 60a8; broom corn, $l50a2O0 per ton;
brooms, 81 70 to 4 per doz as per quality.
SUGAR AND M0LASSES-Market
quiet, with jobbers quoting as follows:
w C 9Na9Nc, y c8Za9Hcseconds do TIA
SIC; Q X 7Ka8c; hards 9kal1c, Molas-
ses 46a75c per gal.
HIDES AND WooL-Dry flint
15a16e per ID for No. /, and l2a1Sc for
! No. 2; dry sailed, l0a12c; green, 5a6c;
green sailed, Gale. TalIow, 6a7c;
beeswax, 16a20c. Wool, ~tub-washed, 25a-
36c per ID; do unwashed, 15a25e; bury,
l0a26c. Coon skins 10 to Soc each; mink
do 20a40c each. Skunk sheep and fox 16a
zoe; deer 25aS5c, 'possum 5al0c; wolf and
panther 60caS1, Beaver and bear Mca$4.
BAGGING AND TIES-Bagging
quiet. On orders 9Ha10Ac as in quality;
jute, 9Xal0Nc; twine lac per bundle;
ties, 81 35a1 60 per bundle.
NAILS-Firm at So 60 rates.
COFFEE-Quiet at 9Xal5c for Rio
and 24a26cfor Java.
SALT-Steady at 81 35a1 Go per sack
for coarse and fine Liverpool, and 81 65a
l 60 for Ohio river.
CANNEDG 00DS-Strawberries, ETC.,
81 50 per doz. cans; peaches, 81 q
for 2 ID and 81 75a2 70 for 8 lb cans; toma-
toes. 81 l5al so for 2 and 8 ID cans.
T0BACC0-Common 39a38c fol
1l-inch plug; choice to fancy, 40a60c;
twist, 35a45c; navy, 35a60,; smoking, 30a
&c for common to fancy.
BUILDING MATERIAL-Louisvill
cement, 81 Toe per Dbl; Rosedale, 81 so
Portland, 81 60a5; Plaster, So so. Ala
lime in large bbls, 95caS1; Tenn
do in ~ bu bbls, 85a90c. Brick, 50 and
$40 so per NJ fire do, A and Axe each.
SUNDRIES-Peanuts jobbing at 6XG
TIC for Tenn. red and whites and lie peril
for Vaj pecans, 7a8c for Ark, 12c fol
Texas and Ice for large La; c~ocoanuts
SIC; cider S. for half and 50 for bbls. o.
No, vinegar; l2K to 16c per gal; mincC
meat SIC per ID in hf bbls and 9a9Kc in
pals; grits and hominy SIS Is to5 60per Dbl
RICE-6X to 7c for common and II
for prime La; Carolina s to 91c per lb.
STARCH AND CANDLES-Starcf
firm at 4Kc per lb; full W.T. candles AK
and firm; 8 and 10 box lots lower.
OOAL-Pittsburg per box to river n
to 45c and unsettled; city trade, del, Cox
per Dbl; per hid "a so to s co. Anthra
cite $40 so per ton.
LIVE ST0CK-Cattle are in bette
supply and prices less firm, ranging from
~ to sc per ID gross for good butcher
qualities, and IL TO 27sc for other quail
tiles; yearlings, IS to So; COWS and calves
$l5 to $S5; sheep are in light demand
with few offering at 8 to SIC for goo(
table mutton; hogs scarce and firm at 81
to 7c per ID, as per quality.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-02-22

years with her aunt in ErEarton, and
that the heart of the unhappy
Queen was by her own special request
buried in the parish church. The
undersigned heard the following
curious account Of the partial corrob-
grafton OF this old tradition from the
lips Of the late parish clerk, james
Amner, who died in October, 1873,
aged seventy-thTee years. The said
James Amner asserted that he had
often heard his grandfather (who wa:
also parish clerk and a very old man,
speak Of the strong belief in the parish
that the heart of Queen Anne wa
somewhere in the church."
In 1887 the church was under com
plete restoration, and in taking dowI
part of the north wall which was out
Of the perpendicular, a leaden casket
heart-shaped, was found by the work
men. The casket was opened in the
presence Of the then rector, the Rev
Ralph Berners, the clerk ofthe works
and the aforementioned James Am
ner. There was nothing in the casket
but a handful Of dust, and they who
found it closed it up again and buried
it In the CORVALLIS vault"