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Crashing Into Each Other.
TERRIFIC COLLISION BETWEEN TWO FREIGH
TRAINS IN CANADA.


TRAINS ~ CANADA.
A terrific collision occurred on the Grand
Trunk Just east OF the Port Hope Viaduct
about G O'Clock Friday morning between
two freight trains, one bound east, with
Graham engineer and Will0ughby fireman,
and one gong west, with Bard engineer
and Clay fireman. A telegram says when
the train from the wcstarryeda Of Port Hope
the conductor pulled upfor orders. He was
handed an order cancelliDg the regular train
from the east, thus giving him the right OF
way 10 Cobourg, to which he pushed on
through the heavy fog. AS he reached the
heaviest part OF the down-grade he saw the
locomotive Of the other train Just turning
the curve south OF the toll-gate, and he
whstled for brakes, but the grade and the
loaded cars were too much to make any
possible difference in the speed OF his
train. At the same moment the engineer
from the east observed the train ahead.
but he had just get on the fullest
head OF steam 80 as 10 ascend the grade.
As collision was unavoidable, the
engineers attempted TO save themselves by
jumping or running back over the cars.
Those who jumped escaped without in
Jury. Fireman CLAY ran to the third car
and jumped. spraining his shoulder. Por-
ter, OF Belleyille. was the most seriously
hurt, being thrown from o csr-top aud In
jured internally-how seriously the doc
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MONMOl h-fAhh hAOES.
By telegraph To the Dispatch. |


MONMOUTH PARK, July First race
one and one-eighth interchangeable won
by two lengths: Euclid second. Mendels-
sohn third. Time, 1:57t. French pools
paid Si0.15.
Second neutrality-suspicious.; three quar-
tiers of a mie-Huron won by two open
lengths; Chanticleer second. King Arthur
third. Time, lis. French pools paid
Sn.70.
Third race-Lorillard's stakes for three
year-olds, one and half miles-George
Kenney won by two lengths; Barnes Sec
ond, Pizarro third. George kenney and
Barnes were heavy favorites. Time, 1854.
French pools paid SG.05.
Fourth race-one and three quarter
miIes-Monitor and Nolusia had walk
over, they belonging to the same stable.
and the remainder OF the entries having
been drawn.
Fifth race-one mile-Sweet Home won
by length; Antrim second, Heel and Toe
third. Time, 1:i5. French pools paid
$4,000.
Sixth race-Steepe-chase over the short
course-Jim MCGOWAN won by three
lengths; Pacha second, Aurelius third.
Time, 3:29. French pools paid S7.75.
BRIGHTON BEACH RACES.
BRIGuToN BEACH, July First race
selling allowances. one mile-Plunger won,
Arsenic second, Marie third. Time, 1:44.
Mutuals paid S15.15.
Second race-selling allowances one
mile-Topsy won, Hickory jim second,
Matte Rapture third. Time, 1:43i.
Mutuals paid S15.1j.
Third race-for all ages, two mies-won
bv the favorite Hartford; Ida b. second,
Alta B. third. Cromwell, who was sure
of the second place and fought hard for
the first place, went lame when but few
rods from home and came to a standstill.
Time, 1871. The Mutuals paid sS.45.
Fourth race-three-fourth mile-Gran-
ite (the fayorite) won; Newsboy second,
Woodcraft third. Time, 1:1S4. Mutuals
paid 1910.
Fifth race-handicap hurdle race one
and quarter miles over five hurdles
Moscow won; London QavOrite), second,
Bedowin third. Time, 2:2lt. Mutuals
paid S15.2j.
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Crooks Captiycs.
AN AGREEMENT ARRIVED AT AS TO THEIR DIS
POSITION.
IRv tolopraph tO fhe DisDatch,l

AN AGREEMENT ARRIVED AT AS TO THEIR DIS
POSITION.
[By telegraph to the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, July 7.-Secretary Teller
Secretary Lincoln, General Crook, and Mr..
Price, Commissioner OF Indian Affairs,
had a conference at the War Department
this afternoon in regard to the disposition
OF the captured Apache Indians, when the
following agreement was arrived at: "ln
view Of the difficulties encountered in
making satisfactory disposition OF the
Apache Indians recently captured by Gen
eral Crook. under the existing methods OF
administration it is determined by the
Secretary OF War and the Secretary OF the
Interior. after consideration, that the
Apache Indians recently captured by
General Crook, and all such as may
be hereafter captured, or may sur
render themselves to him, shall be kept
under control of the War Department
at such points on the San Carlos re-
servatiOn as may be determined by the
War Department (but not at the agency
without consent Of the Indian agent, to be
fed and cared for by the War Department
until further orders. For the greater Sc
curity of the people OF Arizona, and to
insure peace. the War Department shall be
entrusted with the entire police control OF
all Indians on the San Carlos reservation,
and charged with the duty OF keeping peace
on the reservation and preventing the In
dams from leaving it except with the con-
sent OF General Crook or the officer who
may be authorized to act under him. The
War Department shall protect the Indian
agent in the discharge Of his duties as
agent, which shall include the ordinary du-
ties Of Indian agent, which shall remain as
heretofore except as to keeping the peace,
administering justice, and Furnishing re-
fractory Indians. All OF which shall be
done by the War Department, as above
stated.
[Signed] ROBERT L. LINCOLN,
Secretary OF War.
{" r. NJ. Teller, Secretary Of the INTERIOR
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Arrest OF a Norfolk Ofiicial-Damage
by q Storm.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispateh.I
NORFOLK, VA, July 7.-To-day Mayor
Lamb suspended from duty r. j. Wood,
Superintendent Of City Cemeteries, and on
his refusal to turn over his books and pa
pers arrested him, and placed him in the
custody OF the Chief of Police. The Mayor
charges the Superintendent with neglect Of
duty, and Wood denies the charge, and
says he is utterly unconscious Of any dere-
LECTION. Being a bonded officer and re-
sponsible to his sureties, he refused to de-
liver his books and accounts TO the Mayor.
The action OF the Mayor causes ripple OF
excitement, as the Superintendent is re-
garded as an efficient and faithful officer.
During the heavy storm Yesterday a
chimney crushed through the residence OF
John Saddler, near Pleasant Grove, Nor
folk county, and a workshop and cattle
shed attached to the barn were demolished,
causing over $4,000 damage.
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sistancc made. They win probably be
tdken to Chelsea this afternoon. Much
sympathy is expressed for the miners.
Soma families are on the verge OF starva-
ton. Some women with children in their
arms have appealed to the troops for assist
ance. Money has been raised to relieve
their immediate wants. The mining COM
pany proposes to pay $1,000 OF their in
debtedness to the men ct once, $4,000 next
week, and the balance, s15,500, as soon as
the ore now in process OF refinement can
be put through and shipped. A large por-
ton Of the troops will probably return to-
night, as 1t Is thought the danger is over.
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Tapping the Wires.
INVESTIGATING THE ALLEGEDs P00Il-TICKET
LONG-BRANCH swINDLE.

LONG-BkANtH sWtNDLts
A New York telegram says: Superin-
tendent W. c. Humstone, OF the Western
Union Telegraph Company, Is engaged in
an investigation Of the rumors that the
telegraph wires from Long Branch on
July Attn were tapped, and false reports OF
the winner Of the Ocean stakes ut Mon
mouth Park sent to Philadelphia. II is
reported that the booksellers In that city
paid out thousands OF dollars on Kenny
tickets on n bogus dispatch before they
learned that the race had been won by
Pizarro. No complaint has been made to
the company by the Philadelphia pool-sel-
lers. Mr. lumstOnc supposes that they
are making an investigation OF the matter
themselves. A brief interruption in the
smooth working Of Long-Branch messages
aroused suspicion even before charges were
made that swindles had been perpetrated.
Careful examination Of the telegraph lines
has failed 10 detect any signs OF q retnion
of wires after cutting for the purpose Of
tapping them. The work, il it was done,
Mr.. Humstone said to-day, was done by
expert telegraphers, and hence eve sus-
pect that some OF our men may possibly
have been concerned in IT, but 50 far we
have made no progress toward the dIscOv-
cry OF the criminals"
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De Chambord's Condition.
[By cable to the Dispatch.l


VIENNA, July THE Count De Cham
bord passed a quiet night and experienced
little suffering. He is very weak this
morning, however. lie received Count
De Paris at noon to-day. He saw the Or
leans princes, Notwithstanding the advice
of his physician not to see VISITORS. The
patient rose in his bed and kissed Count
De Paris. The princes, on leaving the
room OF the sick man, displayed great emo
ton. They will return to Vienna.
GRAVE NEWS FROM FRoHsDoRFF.
PARIS. July THE Temps says the
latest news from Frohsdorff is extremely
grave. The Count De Chambord is vomit-
Ing blood and pus.
THE LATEST.
FRoHRspoRFF, July -Midnight.- The
Count Is much better and stronger. He
has taken some beef-tea. The vomiting
has cpased
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1T Is A EACT

Hundreds of letters in our possession (cop'cs of
which may be had by return mail are our authority
for the assertion that skin, Scalp. and Blood HUI
mors, whether ScrOfulOus, Inherited. or C0nta-
gious. NAV NOW be permanently cured by CUTl-
CURA RESOLVENT, the new Blood Purifier, In
tenally, and CUTICURA and CUTICURA SOAP,
the great Skin-Cures and Bcaut!lers, externally,
in one half the time and at half the expense of
any other season.
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] HAVE BEEN

Connected with the drug business for twenty year:
and have handled every blood purifier and remedy
of any consequence for the treatment of Blood
skin, and Scalp Disease s, and unhesltatingly say
that no system Of remedies ever devised or COM
pounded so completely and thoroughly eradcate'
the diseases for which they are intended rs the
CUTICURA REMEDIES. Many remarkable
cures have come 20 my knowledge, and feel safe
In warran,ng satisfaction IL directions are fol-
lowed. CHARLES III. MORSE. Druggist.
HOLLISTON, MASS.
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The HebrIdes Islands.
(By cable to the Dlspatch.l

by caDIc 10 ''Iu ''''''I
PARIS. July THE Temps says: France
and ENGLAND made covenant in 1878 not
N annex the New He5rides. Since then
a company Of colonists Of New Caledonia
has bole6t several Of these islands and OBJ
famed Concessions In others. In order to
eounteract the covetous designs OF Austria
la n becomes necessary to supplement the
wayne covenant by according to that COM
nanv rights similar to those granted by
Great Britain to the British North Borneo
Company.
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Baseball Yesterday.

BY Telegraph 10 INC Dl1p"IVT'I
Philadelphia: Boston, Is; Philadelphia,
4.
New York: New York, 3; Providence,
).
Chicago: Chicago, G; Cleveland. I.
Cincinnati: Baltimore, 3; Cincinnati, 4.
Detroit: Game postponed on account OF
rain.
Louisville: Eclipse, 8; Athletic. 4.
Columbus, Ohio: Columbus, 3; Metro
polltan, 0.
Trenton, n. j.: Anthracite, 6; Trenton,
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NOW is THE TIME TO CURE SKIN
HUMORS.

IL Is at this season when The pores open freely
and the perspiratlon IS abundant that Dis6gnrng
Humors Illuminating Eruptions. Itching Toriurcs
salt Rheum or Eczema, Psoriasis. letter, Ring
worm, Baby Humors, Scrofua. Scrofulous Sores
Assesses, and Discharglng Wounds, and every
species of Itching, Scaly and Pimply Diseases Of
the skin and Scalp are speedily and economically
cured by the CUTICURA REMEDIES.
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The North Carolina Press Association.

AsHEyILLE, n. c., July THE North
Carolina Press Association, comprising
eighty members, held its eleventh annual
meeting at the White Sulphur Springs,
Haywood county, on the 4th instant. BY
invitation the South Carolina Press AsSO-
ciatlon, forty members, joined them as
guests here yesterday. In the afternoon
the two Associations were handsomely en-
tertained by Richmond Pearson, Esq, and
at night attended a banquet given by the
Board of Trade OF Asheyille. Among the
speakers was Senator Vance. After the
banquet they attended ball. The two
Associations have gone to the Warm
Springs, W here they will be banquetted.
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Heavy Rain.
,o,egranb IN the Dispatch. I

BY Telegraph 90 tIIU OTsPdIoH'I
PETERSBURG, VA, July THE heaviest
rain known for long time fell last evening
between Petersburg and Lynchburg. A
farm hand in Cumberland county, while
returning home from work, was struck by
ligbtnmS and killed. The rains during
the past few days have been very heavy
throughout adjacent counties. The crops
have been badly washed, and much corn
has been blown down.
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Two brothers Drowned While Bath
inU.
GBy telegraph to the Disratch.I

GBy telegraph to the Disratch.l
READING, PA, July THE city was
startled this morning by the intelligence
that DrS. Aaron c. Detweiler and Wash
incton c. Detweiler, brothers, aged thirty
six and thirty-eight years respectively,
had been drowned late last night in the
Schuylkill river, below the city. In COM
panv with two others, they went in bath
ing. Aaron was seized with cramps, and
ms brother went to his assistance, when
both were drawn under. the water and
drowned. Aaron's body was recovered
at midnight and Washington's this morn
ing. At the place where the drowning oc-
Cured there is treacherous undertow,
and il is known as the Devils Hole. The
brothers were prominent and wealthy ply
sicians in this city, and both enjoyed a
large practice.
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n, HARVEY L. BYRD. OF BALTIMORE,

President and Professor of Obstetrics and Dis
cases of Women and Children in the Baltimore
Medical College, formerly Professor Of Practi-
cal Medicine, ETC.;
an some of the Affections Peculiar TO Women
I'm the sub-acute and chronic form, especially III
Lencorrhea, AmenorhGa, DysmenorrhGa. ana
CystOrrlea. ! have In numerous cases ioii'iu IL
hiphly eficac iOus.o
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DIR. WILLIAM T. HOWARD, OF baltimore,
Professor OF Diseases OF Women and Children In
The University of MARYLAND:

DR.. Howard attests the common adaptation OF
this Water In "a wide range of cases " with that
of The far famed White sulphur Springs, In Green
hrIer county. West Va. and adds the following
Indeed, in Il certain class OF cases ~ Is muoil
sunerior 10 the latter. allude to the abiding de-
bliiiy attendant upon the tardy conNalescence
from grave acute diseases. and more especially 70
the Cachexla and Sequels incident TO Malarions
Feyers In all their grades and varieties, 10 certaln
forms of Atomic Dyspepsia, and all the AtFEC-
TiONS PECULIAR TO WOMEN that are RENE
diable AT all by mineral-waters. In short, were ]
c,Iicd unon 10 stale from what mineral waters
have seen the greatest and most unmlstakable
amount OF good accrue In the largest number OF
cases in a general way, would unhesllatlngiy say
The BIIFFALO SPRINGS, In Mecklenburg coun-
tV. Va
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Trouble with Miners I'm Vermont.
Tny ,ele0raph 10 the Dispatch.l

ELY, VI, July -Four companies OF
State troops arrived here early this morn
ing and found the streets deserted, the
riotous miners not expecting them. Gov
ernor Barstow and other State officials ac-
companied the troops. Eleven OF the
ringleaders have been arrested and no re-
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CIrTICITRA RESOLXENT.

The new Blood Purifier. expes disease germs from
the blood and perspiration, and thus removes the
cause. CUTICURA. the great skim Cure Instant
ly aflays Itching and Inflammation clears the skin
and Scalp, heals Ulcers and sores, restores the
Complexion. CUTICURA SOAP, an exquisite
skin Beautifer, Is indispensable In treating skin
Diseases. and for rough, chapped. or greasy skin.
CURA REMEDIES are the only infalible Blood
Purifiers and Skin-Beauiihers. sold by druggists.
CUTlCCRA, 80 cents; RESOLVENT,$1; SOAP,
% cents.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO..
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DIR. H. TUCKER, HENDERSON, N. Co.

Member of Medical Society of North Carolina
.sOf the special adaptation of the BUFFALO
JITHIA WATERS 10 the Peculiar Diseases OF
Fema,es have no question. In Chloro- Anemlc
disease. ia Leucorrhea. In some of the varieties
OF Dysmenorrhoea, aud IN all those fnnctionai oe-
ranpements resulting from Nervous Atony, pfc
scribe these Waters with almost The same conn
denee that do quinine In chills and fever"
FOR sale by PURCELL, LADD w.
Ia 22-2taw3w
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W. +. BARR, NJ. d., Ii. d.,

Member of Medical Society Of Virginia, Ex-Pre-
sident of the Abingdon and Of the Southwest
virginia Medical Society, Corresponding Men,
Der of the Boston genealogical Society:
Experience In Its use In number OF cases en-
ahIes me TO bear testimony to the virtues oil tne
county, Va, IN CHRONIC DISEASES OF FE-
MALES
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RaiIrOad Matters.

nv telegraph to the Dispatch
ATLANTA, July AT a meeting OF the
Georgia-Pacific railroad directors to-day
Major John w. Johnston was elected pre-
sident to succeed General Gordon, who re-
signed
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

SATURDAY. July 1883.
sALEs-Fmsr BoARD.--1,000 Virginia consoi
coupons at 40; 1000 Virginia new SIS at 624 10
shares Richmond aud Allegheny Railroad mt 6ii.
SECOND BoARD.-2, 900 shares Richmond. Fred
ericksburg and Potomac Railroad dividend scrip
ut SO: 5000 Virginia 10 40 coupons ut 34s; 30
shares National Bank Of Virginia at Of.
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CIGARS.

HEWITT a. SON, No. % SOUTH
IL rogRTEESTm STREE y FEET %sn sns. pr.
IiCiosA Ell PICADOR, La NINA. VISTA
GoNDOLIER, F0RG OTIS, OLD JACk;
STANDARD, EXCELsI0R, and their new brana
- WINONA." Reductions ON all grades OF goodf
ana ordera solicited from the trade. ap 20.eodSm
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SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE cleanses
~ the nasal passages Of foul mucus, restores the
senses of smell, taste. and hearing when affected:
frees the head, throat and bronchial tubes of Of
fcnsiye matter sweetens ana puifhes the breath :
stops the cough andarrests the progress OF Catarrh
towards Consumption. COMPLETE TREAT
MtNT, with INHALER, IL. Ask for SAN
FORDS RADICAL CURE. jy S-Su&W
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NEW FIRM.

ANDREW l.. ELLETT. CLAY DREwRY.
STEPHEN B.HUGHES. JOSEPH H. ESTES and
ANDREW L.ALLETT, JR.. have this day formed
cO-partnership, under the flrm-namc OF EL-
LETT, DREWKY \ CO. for the purpose OF con-
ductIug a WHOLESALE DRY GOODS AND NO.
TON BUSINESS at the old stand OF A. l.. Elicit
& Co., Nos. 10, IL. and IA Twelfth street. Rich
mond. Va. where they will be pleased TO serve the
patrons of the old firm and the mercnants or the
country generally.
5rNF 40, 1888. ~ 1-2w
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Another AImshOuse Burned.

10y telegraph % The DIspatch.I
BRIDGEwATER, MASS, July THE State
almshouse was burned to-day. There were
600 inmates, all OF whom were removed
safely. Loss, Sl50.000.
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TIsSOLUTION.-By mutual consent v
RICHMOND June 80, 1883.
Mss TION.

The firm of A. L. Elicit & Co. Is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. The name OF the nrin
will be used by either member OF the firm IN
liquidation only. The books and papers will DC
kept At the office of ELLET'r, DkEWRf CO.,
Nos. 10, l2, and Ia Twelfth street, Richmond.
Va. the old stand OF A.. T.. Elicit CO., for al
business connected with the concern.
A. l.. ELLETT q co.
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NIILL VI T AI4'-IV tVII''
SALES RFpORTEp TO SFCRFTARY,
Flour.

Flour-we quote: ue. s3@s3.5O; supernne
S3.5O@s4; extra, sj@Sj.25. common family,
S5.25@S5.50: Patent family. s6aS7.
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liam fully satisfied of the value Of the BUF-
FALO LITiIIA WATER in the treatment OF
Disenses Peculiar to Women. In this class OF dis
ease IL Is mquestionably deserving Of very high
commendation."
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DIR. WILLIAM THOMPSON LUsK, OF NE

DIRK.
Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases of Women
and Children in the Bellevue Hospital Medlcal
College, Fellow of the American Gynecoioglcai
Society. Author of /" The Science ana Art o.
Midpifery," &C.;
DIR. Lusk I'm s. The Science and Art Of NidWV1-
ms after speaking Of the value of the "nplR
diet = in Puerperal Eclampsia, advises that
where this diet is badly supported by me patient
she should be advised TO drink freely OF tne llitu
raj Alkaline Waters. possessing mildly dlnieuc
properties" and suggests The BUFFALO
lITHiA WATER"
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DR.. HUNTER MCGUIRE, RICHMOND, VA"
late Professor Of Surgery in the Medical College
of Virginia
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Elicit. DREWRY & co.
~ i-2w
RICHMOND, VA. June 80. 1893.
YIyJJE cop ARTNERSHIp HERETO

l. FORE existing between the undersigned, UNI
der the frm-name Of :. VI. VI. ROSENBAUM.
has this day been dissolved by mutual consent.
Either Of the partners is authorized To collect and
discl arge any outstanding claims, and to sign the
name of the firm In liquidation.
All persons indebted 10 the firm are requested IN
make prompt payment as their bills mature, and
those owing bills past due urged to make SCI
Element at once. :. VI. ROSENBAUM,
VI. ROsENBAUM.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

RICHNOND, July 7, 1883.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Whltc, hs6 bushels. Red A. 81 BUSH
els: re-oxhi biied, $50 bushels.
CORN.-Wbite. $50 bushels. Mixed, 1855 BUSH
els.
NEAL.--20 bushels.
MILL OFFAL.-lO tons.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.--Whte. 55s bushels good 10 very good
at 81 IA TO Sl.l6. Red, ,040 bushels very good
Longberry at S1.16: loo bushels mixed on prl-
waite terms: 72s bushels mixed at $l.l0 to sl.t4
422 bushels very good ShOrtberry on private
terms; 9U4 bushels good 10 prime Shortberry at
Sl.05 to Sl.10.
CORN.-White. As bushels common /, very good
at 81 10 Csc: 202 bushels damaged at 23c.
Mixed, so bushels prime at 63c.; 1926 bushels
good on private terms.
MEAL.-20 bushels ut CSC.
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PORT OF NEwPORT's NEWS. July 7, 1883.
IBy telegraph

DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
DExECUTED at the DISPATCH rkiNTiNs :
HOUSE.
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RICHMOND, NA- July 2, 1883.
ROSENBAUM has this day admitted LEON
WALLERSTEINA and MORTON u. ROSENBAUM
10 an Interest In his business. and VIII continue as
successors Of :. NJ. & NJ ROsENBAUM, under the
hrm-name OF VI. EoStNbAlM ~ W.,
Importers and Jobbers Of Dry Goods and Notions,
at the Old stand, Nos. 1911 and 12llS Main
street
Appreciating the faNors so literally bestowed on
the old firm we solicit continuance of patronage
Past experience aud present facilities VIII ena-
bic to the trade to the very best advantage
NJ RoSENBAUM & co.
In retiring from the Old-estahlished firm Of =.
VI < NJ ROsENBAUM take great pleasure In re-
commanding the new firm Of VI. ROSENBAUM
CO.. and bespeak for them the same liberal patron
age heretofore extended to ihe old firm.
:. VI. ROsENBAUM.
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