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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
French Festivities.

CELEBRATION OF THE NATIONAL FETH DAY
UNWILLING OF THE STATUE OF THE REPtB-
Lie.
PARIS, July 14.-EytenSiye preparations
were made for the celebration to-day OF
the National FGte Day. A heavy gale pre-
vailed last night, which to a great extent
DESTROYED the decorations throughout the
city. The unwilling in the Place Chateau
D'Eau OF the great statue OF the Republic,
which was one OF the chief features of the
DAYS festivities, took place this morning
with appropriate ceremonies in the pres
ence OF the senator's, members Of the Cham
Der, deputies. aunicIpal councillors, and 4
vast concourse OF people. The weather
during the ceremony was cloudy.
The Pretect Of the Seine in his address,
pointing TO the statue, in the right hand OF
which Is an emblem OF peace, said: The
"Rerublic holds in her hand an olive
branch, showing that the period OF yio-
lence has passed, and that universal suf-
frage has'replaced revolution. France, he
said. is unwilling to impose her own Will
upon other nations, but wishes to 1--we al
home, free and respected.
The President OF the Municipality also
spoke. He said he should have been happy
had all act Of clemency marked the cere.
mony. This remark referred to the refusal
OF the Government to grant amnesty to An
archists.
There was a grand review OF troops this
afternoon by President Greyy and Minis
tiers. On the arrival Of the President and
his Cabinet at the reyiewing-ground they
were greeted with shouts OF - Vire Ia Re
publiqW :"
Tne vatican and the Irish Question.
ROME, July 14.-An article, written with
the consent OF the Pope. which has APP
neared in the RdSSeqnd, reviews the Irish
question with the object OF showing that
the policy OF the Vatican has been consist
emit throughout the present pontiflcate and
for period long anterior thereto. The
article is an emphatic reassertion OF the
principles contained in the recent letter oil
The Pope to the Irish bishops.
End or Another south American
Revolution.
rv,a Central and South American eable.l
p.y,x. vid GALVESTON, July 14.--Ad
vices 10 the Panama Star and Herald cio
Colombia state that the resistance OF Gen
eral yientimilla was generally feeble
elthoueb the main fort held out vigorously
The townspeople received General AHA
ro,s troops with delirious enthusiasm. Th'
greatest order prevailed. General Aliaro
while Disappointing at the Colombian con
sulate, was fired at by q colored man, tn
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ny Telegraph.

NEW YORK, July IA Nooa.--Sioeks weak and
lower. Money, 2gZ9 per cent. Exchangc-Long,
asa; short, 4s7h. Governments quiet. state bonds
Erenfng. EXCHANGE. 4slX Money, 2@2y per
cent. Sub-TreusuIy balances Gold. rll5,649.-
new SIS, l0I I'D AZ per cents. II2X: 4 per
cents. 11sa: per cents. 1885, state bonds quiet.
Stocks have been heavy and depressed to-day.
In the early dealings Canada southern broke "a
per cent, TO 60, and the whole market declined
rapidly. Speculation was feyerish throughout on
reports of yellow-feyer at the south ami ON the
tors. The bears were not slow 10 take advantage
Of the prevailing distrust aud hammered the en-
tire list severely. They succeeded IN shaking out
considerable long stock. Toward the close "a rally
OF i 10 IL took place. but q portion Of this I'M
proycment was subsequently lost. As compared
!. to "a lower. In specIaltlcs. Alton and Terrc
iiaute fell of 2, TO 10; Atchison, Topeka and
santa Fe IL, to s34: East Tennessee preferred 10
15$; Indiana, Bloomington and Western IL, to
2-a: Manhattan Beach l. 10 IS; New York and
New England ~, % 81; Norfolk and Western
preferred 2, to 80; Oregon and Transcontinenial
tur and Evansville ~, 90 10: Pullman Palace
l5 20 1891; Richmond and West Point Terminal
|, to 20; and East st. Louis and san Francisco
81 to 30 New York Central lent at LAO 80;
New Jersey Central fiat, and other active stocks &C
l@2. Towards The close money was bid up TO D,
but later returned % 2 and closed at 3. Transac
lions aggregated $4,000 shares.
BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK. July I4.-The weekly statement
OF the associated banks shows the following
changes: Loans increase, sl,1S6,l00: specie In
crease, s2,Ol7,7OO; lcgal-tenders increase, sl,-
lation decrease, s55,l00; reserve increase, si,-
The banks now hold ss,5l7.905 in excess Of
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, July 14.-virglns 6's, deferred, D;
consols. 50; past-due coupons, As; new l0-4U's,
336g34; new 3's, 524. Bid.
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Telegraphic Rreyities.

Affairs In Crete, owing to the resistance
" sne people to the payment Of taxes, are
very grave. Committees arc being formed
throughout the island to resist the Illegal
measures Of the Porte. An outbreak is
expected.
Cardinal Howard has left Rome for Eng.
land. 1t is said bis mission is to ascertain
the tendency Of views Of the English Gov.
eminent In regard TO the founding OF di-
plomatic relations between England and the
Vatican.
1t is reported that the Marquis Ripon
has resigned the VIceroyship OF India.
Apollo Commandery. No. /, knights
Templar, OF Chicago, embarked on the City
Of Rome at New York yesterday for Eu-
rope.
A slight shock OF an earthquake was felt
at Cairo, ILL.,, yesterday morning at about.
O'Clock.
A fire yesterday morning destroyed half
the business part OF BelIeville, Nevada.
Losses, $4,000; insurance, 100000.
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-ats 20 aid -. 4.

peal TO oil Deinot. obiects hsra,r she ~.
complishment Of thu 1850 ~ ''' '''
set forth. .,,o
The following delegates an. ai'erna'es
were then elected: &,
JeffersonvilIe Dlstrict-Major n. ~
Henry, Captain s. c. Painter. and A. a.
Buchanan, Esqs.; AIternafes. Grat Crock.
ott, Judge j. +. Kelly, and j n. Stnart
Clear-Fork District n n
Moore and James Moss; Alternates. II. a.
Crockett and Samuel L. Graham. Fsas'
ma.oen-Sprlng Observation-Disclosures, Cap
tam a. u. ward and James NJ. Mcclure;
M "a , Dr. James Perry and George
W. Higginbotham, Esq. gF
II. s. Bowen, Chairman.
y. H. Stuart, Secretary.
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ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION AT NEW ORLEANS
lBy telegraph ~ the Dispach.l
NEW ORLEANS. July 1.-THE French
population of this city To- day celebrated
the anniversary OF the fall OF the Bastile
(the French national holiday by the firing
Of salutes, display Of flags throughout the
city, the erection of triumplial arch on
Canal street, which was richly embellished
and decorated, and by grand festival at
the west end for the benefit OF the Charity
Hospital. There were also tournaments,
music. balls, and fireworks. Many places
OF business were closed this afternoon in
honor OF the occasion.
THE DAY IN NEW YORK.
New YORK, July 14.-The French M
tional festival concentrating the capture
and destruction OF the Bastile was cele-
brated to-day by the French residents OF
the city. Delegates representing all the
French associations met early this morn
ing, and with the Gardes Lafayette march,
ed under the command Of VI. Bergeret,
formerly general OF the Commune at Paris,
to the Office Of VI. Albert Lefaivre, French
Consul-General. They were accompanied
by a band, and carried with them
French and American flags. There
felicltous speeches were made, and
NJ. LIE Faiyre expressed his qualification
at seeing the union OF the French and
American national banners, adding that
the name OF Lafayette would always be
pledge to close friendship between the two
nations. An informal reception was then
held, and the societies went to an uptown
park, where the day was celebrated with
games, dancing, and an address by the
Consul-General OF France.
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COwhidod by the (Which of Wall
Street.,
fBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

MILWAUKEE,, WIS, July 14.-blrs. Grace
Courtland. Of Chicago, known in New
York as the switch OF Wall Street." last
night cowhided William G. Jones, OF this
city, whom she accuses Of having seduced
her daughter Maggie. Jones. who il
twenty-five years Of age, was struck across
the face, neck, and shoulders, and severely
hurt. The assault occurred at the corner
OF Wisconsin street and Broadway, the
most public point in the city. Mrs. Court
land was accompanied by her daughter.
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Naval Intelligence.
rBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.

NoRFOLK, Va. July 1.-THE United
States steamer Pinta left the hayward for
New York this afternoon. After short
stay there she will proceed to Alaska. At
San Francisco she will take on draft OF
marines, and on her arrival at Alaska will
establish barracks. Many important and
necessary changes have been made in the
vessel, upon the recommendation OF seve-
raj naval officers. Her commander says 1t
will take seven months to make the voyage.
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Hunting Down Murderer.

10y eItKFdph 20 INC DIsDatch.J
DIES MONIES, Iowa, July 14.-News has
Just been received that one OF the muir
derers OF Clingan mt Polk City has been
killed at Elkhorn Grove, Shelby county,
and that the other murderer is so closely
pressed that he cannot escape. The man
killed confessed he killed Clingan, and also
Mayor Stubs year ago.
Later.-The other man has been cap
tured, and is in charge Of Sheriff Littleton,
OF Polk county.
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bullet grazing him and striking looker-on.
The would-be assassin was seized. court
martiatd, and shot. He had been bribed
to kill the victorious leader. When Gene
raj Veintimilia, in the steamer Santa LuIc::s.
was slowly steaming down the rive. the
ilbcrators wanted to charter or buy the
steamer Casma from the Paciie Navigation
Company In order 10 start In pursuit, but
their negotiations fni'...a
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10y telegraph to the Dispatch.J
NEW YORK, July IA prize-fGht oc-
Cured ut Fort Hamilton this morning be-
tween Harry Streets, OF New York, and
Morris Murphy, OF England, two feather
weights. Seven hard rounds were fought,
when Streets was declared the victor. The
fight was with hard gloves, for purse Of
5000.
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ITCHING AND BURNING 4!
ITCHING AND BURNING

Eczema, or Salt Rheum, with its agOnzing Itch
ing and burning. Instantly relieved by warm
bath with CUTICURA SOAP and single appli-
cation Of CUTlCURA, the great Skin-Cure. This
repeated daily, with two or three doses of CIITl-
CURA RESOLVENT, the New BlOod-Prrifer, To
keep the blood cool, the Precipitation pure and I'M
irritating. the bowels open, the liver and kidneys
active, Will speedily cure Fczema, letter, Ring
worm, Psoriasis, Lichen Pruritus, Scald Head,
Dandruff. and every species of Itching Scaly. and
Pimply Humors of the Scalp and skin. when the
hest physicians and all known remedies fail.
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uo,a for Criminal Carelessness.

BY telegraph 70 tue D'spa'vn'i
NEW HAVEN, CT, July H.-Teiegraph-
generator WeIch, whose negligence caused
The recent collision on the New York and
New ENGLAND road ut Plainyille. by which
several persons were killed, has been cap
tnred and Is now under arrest at South
incton Conn. He has been held in a., 800
for ira, for criminal carelessness.
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~ l4-tAu1
RICHMOND. VA, June 30, 1883.

rTHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO
i FORE existing between the undersigned. un-
der the hrm-name Of :. VI. x NJ ROSENBAUM.
has this day been dissolved by mutual consent
Either of the partners Is authorized to collect and
discharge any outstanding claims, and TO sign the
name of the firm in liquidation.
All persons indebted TO the firm are requested TO
make prompt payment as their bills mature, and
those owing bills past due are urged 70 make set
Element at once :. VI. ROSENBAUM,
VI. ROSENBAUM.
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ITCHING MINORS.

Bakers, BARRIERS, Grocer's, and Wssherwomsn's
Itch, Itching Piles, and Delicate Itching Humors,
peculiar to both se1cs, which are particularly dis
tresslng at this season, are Instantly relieved and
speedily and permanently cured by the above
treatment. Now is the time, when the pores are
open and the perspration abundant, 10 cleanse
the blood OF impurities, and the skin Of torturlng
and disfp1lring humors.
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Probable Impeachment Of the May or
of 81. Louis.
fBy telegraph to the Dispatch.

BY telegraph 10 INC LIspulCH'I
ST. LOUIS, July 14.-The upper house OF
the Municipal Assembly has adopted a
resolution declaring that the Mayor of this
city. William l.. Ewing, has neglected his
duty and violated his oath OF office in not
making his appointments at the commence
ment Of the third wear OF his term, as pro-
yided by the city charter, and that he will
he heard in the matter by the Council ut
the session on the night of July 9th. This
is REGARDED as a preliminary step in the
proceedings TO impeach the Mayor.
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SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE cleanses
- tho nasal messages Of foul mucus, restores the
senses OF SMELL taste. aud hearing when affected
frees the head, throat and bronchial tubes OF Of
fensive matter; sweetens ana purlnes ths breath
towards Consumption. COMPLETE TREAT
MENT, with INHALER, ". ASK for SAN
FORD'S RADICAL CURE. ~ lo-su&W
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Two Arrests ON suspicion.
ANEGR0 SUSPECTED or MURDER AND A WHITE
NAN SUSPECTED OF FORGERY.

NAN SUSPECTED OF FORGERY.
Especial teleram to the Dispaicb.i
NORFOLK, Va, July 14.--Sam Tyson, q
wel'.known character In police circles, wa:
committed to jail In Portsmouth to-day on
suspicion OF doing away with a..NorioIk.
county farmer named Dozier while on q
fishing-trip to Lake Drummond on Thurs.
day. Dozier Is missing, and had $50 when
he started for the lake. Tyson, habitually
irorss;-u,ous, seemed TO have lots Of money
an his return e. ~" the trip.
a man calling himself DR.. A. e. Calkins
was arrested tonight on suspicion 81 Being
the party who, undey the name Of Dunbar
Hunt, forged draft for $1,000 on the Bank
Of Nashville, at Nashville, Tenn, recently,
md obtained the money.
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baseball Yesterday.

TBy telegraph 70 The Dispatch.I
st. Louis: st. Louis. 8; Columbus, !.
New York: Atlantics, I; Keystones, 8.
Buffalo: New York, II; Buflalos, s.
Chicago Providence, 3; Chicago, 4.
Detroit: Detroits, 8; BostonS, =.
Cleveland: Clevelands, 8; Philadelphia,
Cincinnati: Cincinnati. 8; Eclipse, 3.
Pittsburg Athletics, 3; Allegheny, =.
Baltimore: Baltimore, 8: Metropolitan.
:.
Reading. Active. 10: BROOKLYN, 3,
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THOUSANDS OF LETTERS

in our possession repest this story have been a
terrible sufferer for years with Blood and skim
Humors; have been obliged to shun public places
by reason Of my disfgarirg humors; have had the
best physicians; have spent hundreds Of dollars,
and got no real relief until used the CUTICURA
REMEDIES. which have cured me, aud left my
skin and blood as pure az a cEild's.
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DIssoLUTIONs & PARTNERSHIPS

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO
i FORE existing between 4. j. MILLER and
q. L. HALVES under the firm name OF MILLER
4 HALVES, Is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent, \. J. MILLER having sold To q. u. HAYES
all his interest III the said firm of MILLER
HALVES A. j. MILLER,
e.. Il. HALVES.
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CHINA, GLASSWARE, &c.

V,HE STORE RECENTLY OCCUPIED
/ by me will undergo repairs for sixty days. In
the mean time will be found AT No. 2l3 LAST
BROAD STREET. the store formerly occupied by
Messrs. e. j. Levy Co., where great bargains VIII
be offered In -
ie2O II. n. WALLACE.
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Filled rwenty.Doliar Gold Pieces.

[By telegraph 10 INC pIsis'cn'I
WAsHIyGroS, July l4.-lnformation has
been received at the Treasury Department
thai 90 flledn twenty-dollar gold pieces
baye appeared in Tennessee and other
parts OF the South.
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WHEAT.-Whte 81 bushels good At el.13 To
81 IA. Red, 80 bushels prime Longberry On
private terms; 400 bushels common 10 prime
LOngberTy AZ 96c. 20 Sl.lS; 2.296 bushels COM
mon 10 choice ShoTtberry at aOc. u sl.l4.
CoRN.-White, very good To prime at "a 10 6Jc.
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Referring 10 the above, hereby notify my GUS
toners and the public generally that will con-
time the business heretofore conducted by Miller
& Halves at the old tand Nos. 1926 and l42S cas-,
cary street under tie style orc. L. HALVES Mr..
\. j. MILLER win remain with me.
G. l.. HALVES.
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Flour.

Flour We quote: t,ne. s3@t3.50: super6ne,
s3.5O6s4; extra, s5GDt5.25: common family,
f5.25dt5.50: Patent family. s0Ms7.
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PORr OF RICHMOND, july IA, 1888.

Steamship Roanoke, Couch, New York, mer.
chandise and passengers, q. W. Allen Co., agents.
steamer Wyoming, Smith, Philadelphia, mer-
chandlse, j. ". McCarrick. agent.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, United States
mail, merchandise, and passengers. l.. Is. Tatnp
Superintendent.
Schooner james II. Gallagher. Lynch, Ph.ladel-
phia, coal Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
pany: vessel. Curtis & Parker.
Schooner kOcheko, Jasper, bermuda Hundreds,
"a load coal for Portland; vessel. Curtis Parker.
Schooner Arthur Burton. Crockett, Boston. coal.
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company; vessel,
Curtis Parker
Schooner Brigadier, Scott, Providence, coal, G..
Storrs; vessel, Currie 60.
Schooner James Young. -, Baltimore. light,
10 repair damages sustained VOYAGE To this port
from Kennebec, during winch she lost foremost
head, fore and main-tOpmasts. &C.
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Referring 10 the above, request my friends TO
continue TO The new firm the patronage heretofore
extended 10 the old firm, assuring them that VIII
give my personal attention to their orders
II A A. MILLER.
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NEW GOODS.

ELEGANT HAND-PAINTED ICE-CREAM,
BERRY, and LEMONADE SETS something
new;
uAvELAND's BREAKFAST, DINNER, and
TEA SETS;
A besptful line OF NEW CHAMBER TOILET
SETS just opened. ~.
Call aud see them. f.B. TAYLOR {,
el0 lQli yain street.
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CIrTICIJRA REMEDIES at all druggists
Price: CUTICCRA, so cents; RESOLVENT,si;
'oA POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO.,
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CUTICURA REMEDIES

are The greatest medlcines on earth:
j. W. ADAMS, Newark, o.
The half has not been told as 20 their curative
powers. CA. "ILLlAhS' Fro'idehce.
They cure In every case.
Franklin, ". III.
NV friends know how l suffered from Salt
Rheum until cured by them.
Mrs. A. X. BROWN, Maiden.
Cured me OF Scrofulous IInmor of thirteen
years. duration. j. l.. RICHARDSON, =. H..
$780, New Orleans.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
OFFERINGS.

WHEAT.-White, SO bushels. Red $3.50 BUSH
els; re-exhibited. 65S bushels.
CORN.-White, 744 bushels. Mixed, 400 bushels.
RYR.-l0 bushels.
OATs,-500 bushels.
PEAs.-lS0 bushels.
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In retiring from the old-established firm OF :.
VI 4 NJ RosENBACSI ! take great pleasure In re
commenting the new firm of VI ROsENBAUM x
CO. and bespeak for them The same liberal pauVn-
age heretofore extended 10 the old brm.
:. NJ. RO>ENBAUM.
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The Taxewell Democratic COnven.
tiOn-An Enthusiastic Meeting.

The people of Tazewell, pursuant to the
call OF the county chairman OF the party.
met in convention at the Courthouse on
the 10th Of July. 1888, for the purpose OF
selecting delegates TO the State Democratic
Convention to be held at Lynchburg on
July %, 1888. Such a general Outpouring
OF the people OF this county in Demo-
cratic convention has not been seen since
the times before the Mozart-Hall Conven-
ton.
Hon. s. c. Graham, county chairman,
called the Convention to order, and en-
planned the objects of the meeting in very
neat and appropriate speech OF about ten
minutes, and. on motion, Colonel ii. s.
Bowen was elected chairman OF the Con-
yention. and j. II. Stuart secretary.
On motion OF Captain A. L. Ward, q
Committee on Resolutions was appointed,
consisting OF Captain A. T. Ward. Colonel
A. j. May, and Captain George Gose.
After an interim OF fifteen or twenty
minutes the Committee on Resolutions
came into the Convention and reported the
following resolutions, which were adopted
without dissenting voice.
/. Resolved, That we are now, as in the
past, faithful in our allegiance TO the Ma
tionai Democratic party and its principles
as declared from time To time In It's plat
forms.
2. ReSoived, That the best interests OF
the country imperatively demand the ex-
pulsion Of the Republican party from office
and power. and to this end we wish TO fall
into the ranks Of the National Democratic
party, where we have always stood and
which seems unquestionably destined TO ac-
complish this object throughout this
Union, and In whose hands the Govern
ment would be administered in the intc-
rest OF the people.
3. ResoIUed, That we are in favor OF
sustaining and building up the public
schools OF this State, and that we hold 1t
TO be the duty Of the State to educate all OF
her children. elf
4. Resotued. That we invite al persons
to cooperate with US In carrying out the
foregoing objects, and especially do we ap-
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RICHMOND, VA, July 9, 1883.

b. ROSENBAUM has this day admitted LEON
WALLERSTEINa and MORTON q. ROSENBAIM
% an Interest in his business, and VIII continue as
successors of :. NJ. Il NJ. ROsENDAUN. under the
trm-name of NJ ROSENBAUM & CO.,
Importers and Jobbers OF Dry Goods and Notions,
at the Old stand. Nos. I'LL and l2lI% Main
street. go ,,,.,
Approaching the fayors 30 literally bestowed on
the old firm we solicit a continuance or patronage.
Past experience aud present facilities VIII eia-
ble M IN srye te trade to the very best advantage.
Wv VI. R0SENBAUM Il co.
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'FINANCIAL.I


- SATVnpAY,saIy II. Ie09s
sALEs-FBsr BoARD.-t500 Richmond city
6's at ia: 10 shares Atlanta and Charlotte ~
81; 8 shares Chesapeake and Ohio q 16h.A
SECOND DoARp.-4c0 Virginia 1910 coupons
July, 1888, 1t 40; LOCO North Caroiins 81 ss
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NrOTICE on Dissolution on %.

~ PARTNERSIIIP.-Tic e. firm Of heller X
co. will dissolve on or about August /. 1883. by
mutual consent. MI parties indebted 10 The sid
firm are requested 20 call and settled their ac-
counts without further notice.
HELLER & CO..
" l4-tAu1 5l7 Broad street.
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PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS. July IA. 1883.
by Telegraph
ARRIVED.

Steamer Luray, Schermerhorn, Norfolk, mel
chandise and passengers, Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company land sailed OD returnl.
steamer Accomac, Deik merchandise and pas
sengers, Smthhed, Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company land sailea on returnl.
Steamer Northampton, McCarrick, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, Chesapeake ard ONO
Railway Company land sailed on returnl.
Steamer PamlicO, Brakeman, mlthfeld, mer-
chandise and passengers. Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company land sailed on returnl.
SAILED.
Steamship uniata, Daggett, New York, merchan-
disc, Old Dominion steamship Company