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a Duel a Ia Mode.

The dctqils Of the duel between NJ. Lalou,
Of Ia France. and N. NeiI-Picard, Of the
Paris. are given by Figaro. II seems that
there were present at the combat many
friends of The principals and their seconds.
The friends, whether they came through
sympathy or out Of curiosity. looked upon
the affair as picnic. some, indeed,
brought their lady friends. IL WAS very
pleasant. Every one knows that behind
the stands at LOngchamps runs the seine.
Already tie comnatants were in their
places. Suddenly MYSTERIOUS person ap-
nears, rod i'm hand. He Is an carly fisher
man. lie announces that his wife l. behind
him, that she is very nervous, and that this
tragic scene will cause her to faint. lie
/. argued with. lie begins 10 Ike the
thing. 80 does his wife. Thus there are
two more spectators. A cab goes by.
Seeing such company. it, puzzled occu-
papts tell the driver to approach. Total,
SIX vehicles and quite forty people. The
principals fight. There Is m exciting mo.
meut. n. Lalou Is wounded. The seconds
sheath the swords. Then there rush for
ward two policemen OF the bois de
Roulopne, who seize some OF the Spocta-
tors, CRYING, You shall not hght.' Tney
were about 20 laugh. when thc policemen
demanded their names. They vanish. The
combaiants and their seconds alone remain
and refuse their names. They were
brought TO the Police Court and fined.
That was paying dear for little pleasure.
AS TO the swords, they are 10 he brought
10 the museum OF Cluuy. Besides they are
VERY handsome and they are weapons witho
history. They belonged 10 Nj. Emmanuc
Arene. and originally did service i'll The
Judet duel.
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PITTSTLF1NiA.
Serious Shooting AGray-Thc Cause or the
DiIIcuty.

Serious Shooting AGray-rhc Canse or the
Difficulty.
Especial telegram T. the Dispatch.l
DANvILLE, VA, July II, 1854.
Near Mount Airy, Pittsylvania county.
shooting ARRAY occurred between j.. j. VIII
kinson and George w. White, last Tues
dav, resulting in serious injuries 10 the lai-
ter. Wilkinson rented his farm 10 White.
but afterwards, concluding 70 live on it him
self, rented q ,house and kitchen from
White. Wilkinson. finding these two houses
not sufficient for the accOmm odatlOn OF his
hands, tried to rent another cabin. White
refused 10 rent the house. which brought
on angry words. CuIsing each other. White
drew his pistol and snapped it az Wiikin-
son. The latter ran TO hi, house for his
pistol. but his wife, hearing the fuss, hid
il from him; whercwith Wilkinson sought
his rifle. ordered his llttle girl to get tho
cartridges, which she did. White in the
mean time had followed hun TO his house.
and was standing in the yard, cursing.
Wilkinson came out and fired. The ball
entered the left breast and followed the rib
around, and was taken out IN the back.
White again attempted 10 shoot. Wilkin-
sor reloaded his rifle. fired a second time.
and struck him in the arm.
The parties were taken TO Mount AIRY
for preliminary examination. AT last &C
counts White was IN critical condition.
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women I'm the London University.

tffhin lht iaii- Aaii hdSSAttsl
For the first time in this country lady
has Just attained the degree Of Master OF
Arts. The lady in question, Miss Mary
Clara Dawes, passed the matriculation ex-
animation in January, 1879, gaining the
forty-seyenth place in the donors division.
Last year, at the II. \. examination, having
obtained place in the first division at the
pass examination, she gained also honors
In classics, with the GIst place Ia the sec
ond class. al the examination just con-
cluded she is placed fourth in the listof the
masters OF arts Of the year who have taken
the degree in the first branch OF examine
tion--ihat Is, In classics with ancient and
modern history. The tSO other branches
are mathematics with natural philosophy
and mental snG moral philosophy with
political economy. Although the ladles
have as yet only one ". A. fifty OF them
have obtained the degree OF bachelor OF
arts, three that Of bachelor OF medicine. and
eight the degree OF bachelor Of science.
No lady has yet attained 10 the decorate.
The ladies who have passed The matricua-
lion examination amount already 20 several
hundreds.
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HAMPTON.
The Methodist District Conference.

The Methodist District Conference.
fCorresS oudence Of the Richmond Dspatch.l
July 10, 1884.
Among the woll-known diylncs attend
ant upon the District Conference in session
here are Dr. Sledd, Of Norfolk: DR.. Black
well, Or. Bennett, Rev. j. j. Laurens (ot
the AduOcdte). and Rev. II. saunders (pre-
sident OF the Norfolk College,.
The reports from the different charges in
TIE district show generally healthy and
encouraging condition.
DR.. Bennett procured about Sl,1O0 in
subscriptions for Randolph-Macon College,
Ne. Tilcy, Of Berkeley, subscribing $1,000
OF that amount.
Wesley Chapel, on the Norfolk circuit.
was selected as the place for holding the
next session Of the Conference.
George ". Balm, Jr., OF Portsmouth. and
j. Il. West, OF Norfolk county. were eject
ed lay delegates to the annual Conference.
HAYPTON.
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himself irA q most Extraordinary fashion.
Tn the hurl}g-burly the Doctor and another
man grasped stick aud began to wrestle
over the stage. trhe performers whom the
people had PAID to see prepared TO 90
home. Finally tfNe Doctor was persuaded
10 take his seat \among the spectators,
and the stage wak pretty well cleared.
The pbenomenon came out again brim-
ming over with good nature, and went
on with her entertainment. The ex,,
citement had mafe her more hysterical
than ever. She laughed and chuckled like
TAT man over good Joke. She muttered
Iot OF incoherent STUFF TO the men she was
hanging around. and constantly passed her
hands in front OF her eyes, as though sba-
ding them from q strong light. She per-
spired like an iron.puddler. The peculiar
force she exerts seemed TO become more
nowerful as her emotion increased. She
,,sed her left hand almost exclusively, and
kept the night one near to her face. Her
usually pale face was flushed. Her eyes
sparkied with excitement. Her mother
watched Der with anxiety.
All went well until the last part OF the
performances was reached, when the phe-
nomenon lifts men twice as heavy as she Is
from a chair by simply placing her hands
ageinst the side bars. DR.. Robert Taylor,
WHO Wdr tWhtta Vut w Hts STAT r1ius
weigh two hundred and fifty pounds.
There are not many men In the audience
who could lift me. II they think they can
let them come up here and try Il. This girl
doesn't exert her muscle" The old gen.
fleman who called for Captain Williams got
ND again. 81 would like 10 see Miss Hurst
nut her hand In front Of the chair instead
n ~ the back Of it, lac said "that would
ropyfnec me.v Mr.. Atkinson shook ais
head. and the opposition BOWED again.
The phenomenon got Disguised. "weil,p
she taid, ~ have never tried IT, but !
wilLv !.
She did, and the effect was precisely the
,Que. The storm OF applause that followed
slowed The girl that she sill had the SYM
nsaby az majority OF the audience.
.Wbere's lhe Doctor now 7" called oui
come one. DR.. Forrest came forward ass.n'
ana the confusion began. hr. Hurst mf'
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The wife OF Judge Stanton, who a6an-
doned her home, in Kansas City, while
insane, not long since, was traced by her
husband to Decatur, ILL.,, where she was
found In a hotel suffering from a severe
attack of nervousness, and incoherent IN
her speech. Her depression was caused
by letters sent to her from Scranton. Pa,
in which II was asserted that her husband
was about to procure divorce from her
TO clear the way for his marriage 10 another
woman. Other yillalnous insinuations
were also made against him. These letters
were in woman's handwriting. The
prosecuted wife. being reunited to her
husband and four children, has become
calm and rational. and win undoubtedly
soon be restored TO health.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-12

RICHMOND DIsPATcH.-This splendid pa
per has been enlarged 10 nearly double It's
former size, aud is now the largest and
handscmes, daily published in the State.
Although differing with lin in politics. we
have always admired il for It's high-mind-
ed. liberal. and conservative views. Not
withstanding its increased size, the price
60 per annum--will remain unchanged.
we wish IL much success Bristol NeIoS.,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-12

BrRxgTT's COCAINE. THE Best OF ALL
HAa.DREssINGs. ailays irritation, re-
moves all tendency to dandrud, and inylg-
crates the action OF the capillaries In the
highest degree, thus promoting a vigorous
and healthy Qrosoth Of hair. Its effect
nron the gIossiness and richness OF the
ha,r Is such as cannot be surpassed.
nutnttvs Fisyoring Extracts arc The
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-12
Tho Nudge and the Peaeh

West Virginia is In need OF new Con-
stitution. A large amount Of Difference
NAV be due 10 a Judge, but he should no;
he go walled aboJt that common people
csnuot get near enough to him to put q
peach IN his hand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-12

dsy: July, 5la62lc. Oats firm; July. ga
2esc. Pork dun; Jniy, s22.5l. Lard
fjrmer and ioal5c. higher; July. s7.2oa
n. 2aaae7. s24. Bulk-meats--F Fair demlnd /;
Shoulders. $500; short rib. s7.s5; short
clear. $50. whiskey. SL10.
MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE,, July Ii.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat steady: No. Milwaukee. cash and
July. sole. Corn stronger; No. entirely
nominal; rejected, 47c. Oats dull and
firm: No. 2, 3a9c. Provisions higher.
Mess pork, 1880 cash and July. Llrd--
Prime steam, g. IS cash and July.
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DttIercntiu Ohio.

IStlUVnNlIe bH1etI-.I
The contempt was charging the Court
with mcddling in politics, charge made
in Ohio by the press every day aud no at
tcntion is paid to it.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, VA, July IL, 1894.



RICHMOND, VA, July IL, 1894.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-White, 1000 bushels. Mixed,
800 bushels. Red. 3,6tS bushels.
CORS.-White, 1896 bushels. Mixed,
1000 bushels.
OATs.-1,S03 bushels.
Rye bushels.
MILL OFTAL.-l9 tons.
SALES REPORTED 10 SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-White, l,430 bushels good to
prime at 95c .a2l .05. Mixed. l2t bushels at
q2c. to e1.O3. Red. 030 bushels common TO
good L0ugberry at IS to 9jc.; LAP BUSH
els common to prime Shortberry at Ijc. TO
81.
CoRN.-Wmte, &c bushels prime at 70c.;
300 bushels very good on private terms.
OATs.-340 bushels prime mixed ut 4Oc.
EYB.-25 bushels very good on private
terms.
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srocKs AYp BONDS.
A Favorable Day IN Wall street.-The Rich
mond Markets

NEW YouK, July 1I.-Tbe stock m1rket
to-day was strong on favorable crop reports
from the West, aud on further ady'ces from
Eurone that the crops there had been
damaged by unfavorsble weather. At the
oncnjnp there was brisk demand Tor Cen
iral Pacific, Grangers, Union Pscifc; and
on tl,cre was A rekctIon OF laiic. on the
failure Of a banking firm in Cleveland aud
a lumber firm In this city. Near the close
the market was strong once more. ana
many shares touched the highest point oil
the day. Compared with last nights closing
prices are t42lc. higher. Sales, 22j,oco
sh1res.
Noon.-stocks firm. Money, 2a3 per
cent. Exchange-Long. 4S3!ais3t; short,
4S55a4S5i. Governments firm. states du'l:
Evening. 1881. Money l
per cent. sub-Treasury balances Gold,
sl1s.40 currency, s9,S3i. Governments
strong; per cents. 1l9}; 3 per cents,
1901. State bonds dull.
.tta W.. 4. - IN X IQf
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To Restore Trial by Jury.

TStubenViIle HcraId.I
II would seem that some additional legis-
lation were needed in order 20 restore trial
BY Jury III West Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-12
BY George 5. Vashon & SON,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 7 Teath street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF BRICK
u STORE, WITH DWELLING ABOVE, LO-
GATED on THE LINE Or THE RlCilhoNp
AND ALLFGHANY RAIROAD, ON CkNAh
STKFFTS.-In pursuance Of decree OF the Rich
mond Chancery Court catered on the 4th 81 May.
tho undersigned special commissioner tlereDy APP
pointed, win sell by auction. on the premises, On
THURSDAY, July II, 1854,
a G O'Clock P. NJ, the property above described.
The lot Fronts twenty feet on the old towpath, run
ming back good dep.h.
TERMS: One third in cash, balance In two
e,;n.l payments al sir and twelve months, Tor
whole purchase money l. fully paid sna "A con-
yeyance ordered by the Court. h. II. NASH
iyI2 Npclh '"mGH~-l'Wf.
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BY Frank u. Hin * Cos
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers'
HOS Main street.

by Frank ~. mn - NO.'
Real Estate Agents and Auctonecrs,
HOS Main street.
rTRUSTEE'S SALE OF NICE FRAME
/ DWELLING No. 314 SOUTH PINE
STREET, BETWEEN BEVERLY AND ALBE.
NARLE. At hUCTiON.-By virtue OF Il d'Ssi 81
tritst fgOin VI A. OBrcn W the undersigned, dnl@i
Sth June. So, duly recorded In the clerk once
81 Richmond ChanceTy Court. ID Is. III A. pee
o. dsfault having been made iii the payment
81 csr'aiu note, thereia secured, and h2ing r.
one,led 80 90 do 10y the beneficiary In SAID dosl,
WI offer f0r sale On
FRIDAY, JULY Is, 1854
AT G O'Clock y. NJ, on the premises, the PRO.
pFRTN described I'm ssid deed, as follows; All
ihat certain LOT OF LAND. Win the Improve
mems thereon, lying aud being In te clty or
Richmopd. on the west side Of Pine street be-
tween beverly aud AIbemArle. aud fronting -
feet on said Pine street ana running haca Pc
tween parallel lines l45 feet b an alley 20 feet
wide. a., - .
TERMS: Cash enough 10 pay the expenses or
This sale. and t724.5u, with interest due from
june 5, l. "a the balance upon such terms aS
saId A. 4. O'Brien may direc; On day or sale.
Tvs fNA IN w. VIVA ' ''-''"''
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MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. July 11.-Cotton quiet.
sales, GA bales; upiands, lie; Orleans,
He: consolidated net receipts to-day. l,925
bales: cXports-tO Great Britain. l0,5lS
baes 70 the continent, $3.50 bales week
Is net receipts, $50 bales; gross, 2.S99
LaIes: cXports-to Great Britain, 1902
bales; 20 France, 100 bales: 90 the con;i-
nent. CISCO bales: sales, 1896 bales; stock,
206. 40 bales. FlouI-SOuthern steadily
held. Wheat-NO. red. 915a9Slc.;
July nominal. COrn-Spot tale. higher;
uncraded, 4ga6lc.; No. ., July. soc. Oats
la5 higher; No. ., 3G.a3Sc. Hops dull
and heavy. CofFee-Spot fair; Rio quiet at
a.. 75aS10; 10. ! Rio, spot. SS.2j; August,
$3.50. Sugar in fair demand; fair TO good
refining. dc; refined firm. holasseS hrm;
5O-test refining. 1G4al7c. Rice unchanged.
Cotton-seod oil, sic. for crude, 3Ga4lc. for
refined. Rosin steady. Turpentine steady
at Sic. Hides dull and easy. Wool weak.
Pork irm: new mess, $3.50; old mess,
el5.J0. Middles nominal; long clear. 1873.
Lard advanced lSa20 points early, ana
closed with a reaction OF Gas points; west
eru steam. spot, $3.50; August, sI.43a$I.S.
FTei4hts dull.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, July il.-Flour easy aud
slow: Uoward-street and western superiine,
20. 75as3.25; extra, S3.3jaS4; family,
"a. 25as5.5O; City Mills superfne, q. 1ja
a3.25; extra, S3.35as4; Rio brands,
S5.37as5.62. Wheat-Southern lower !;
western higher and quiet; southern red,
Ok. AL 90: amber, 9Sc. ael .03; No. Mary
land. 81; No. 9 western winter red spot,
94ta95.c. Corn-Southcrn nominal; west
ern trmer and dull southern white. fla
73c.: yellow, 65a6Se- Oats steady; south
ern, 3Ga40c.; western white, 3Sa40c. ;
mixed, 35asSc. Pennsylvania, 36af9c. Pro-
visions dull aud heGvy; mess pork, Sl725.
Bulk me1ts-ShOulders and clear-rib sides,
hacked, u and 9tc. Bacon-ShOulders
Sc; clear-rib sides, 10lc.; hams, lila
I5Ac. Lard-RefHed, gsc. Coffee dull !;
Eio cargoes, ordinary to fair, S4a9ic. SUI
car steady: "a" soft. Gee. Whisky
frrner at S1.15. Freights firm.
CINCINNATI
CFsCISNATI, July 11.-FlOHr unchanged.
Wheat i'm fair demand; No. : red, 91a9lc.
Corn steady; No. , mixed. 54c. Oats
strong; No. . mixed. sac. Pork quiet
at Sl6.25. Lard irmer at $40. Bulk
meats urn, SuOuiuCIs, J%cs Shole IlD, J4'.
Whiskey steady at Sl.07. Hogs firm; cont
mon and light, S4.25as5.5o; packing and
butchers, S5.l0as5.50.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, July 1l.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat opened hrmer, but closed below
Yesterday No. red, S6aS6lc. cash; S5ta
see. July. Corn firm aud higher; 4Sai6le.
cash. 45ia46lc. july. Oats higher and
slow; sic. cash. Whiskey steady at Sl.0S.
Provisions dull.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, july 11.-Grain dull.
Wheat-red. S0aS5c. Corn-No. 2 mix
cd. 5Gc. Oats-No. 2 mixed, 33ic.
Provisions firm. Mess pork 5000. Bulk
meats-Shoulders SIC; clear rib stc.; clear
sides sc. Bacon-Shoulders &C.; clear
rib, 9lc.; sides, eic. Lard-Steam leaf, $3.50.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, July i1.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat opened &c. higher; closed about the
same as yesterday, July, s0tasllc. Corn
unsettled; closed &c. higher than yester-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-12

BY jas. MaciOugall, Auctioneer,
NO 10 Governor street.
CONSTABLE'S SALE WILL SELL
~ at public auction, ON
MONDAY, July Il, 1854,
At lO. O'Clock A. NJ, at the au"tipu-hOuse % Jas
Trcdougall. No 10 Governor street, ne ioiipflu%
properly. To- satisfy smdry wr.s In ~ hAui5:
/ WARDROBE.
z NARBLE-TOP TABLES.
2 MAHBLE.TOP BUREAUS,
3 Lou NGfS.
BUREAU AND GLASS,
x MARBLE-TOP WASIlSrA\DS,
= CHROMOs, l TABLE, 3 CLOCKS,
DRESS Met ASH.
LOOKING-GLA>S 8 PICTURES,
/ ROCKER. l SMALL TABLE,
2 KITCHEN TABLES,
CANE-SEkT CHAlES
as TOWELS, 30 NAPKINS,
~ pairs BLANKETS.
2 MAHOGANY CARD-TAbLE>,
GOOD COOkINt-RANGE,
and many other articles too numerOu, % mention.
TERMS: Cash. r. uOLLlNbtk.
iyl2 Late II. &. &. II.
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y i'"'
CHFSAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL
K WAY.-sCIEDULE IN EFFECT 'CNh 80
1854 LEAVE RICHMOND:
600 ~. For Newport News, Old Point oun-
f0rt. and Norfolk. Dsiiy except , STU,
dtv only three hours Nnd ior'S
,,tnut,.. Richmond g. Nor70lN' H.
1o.sbA.N. ForaIl stations sud LeNlngv,,l' n.y.
Louisville, md Cincinnati MAJ a.
..qop N C,isrloticsyIiie accommodation d,i-
f''V '' is. EXCEPT SUNDAY. stops at AZ t''-
4I5PM For Ncwp2rts New, t ol5 ss gGs, '
tAor.M FOR Loai:y!'lg Il, 'aG ,o ciay,a Nm 5 g"
,,,.t md Sou'Awt.I f1,i nNi''ft
G9iiv. Doc not ste? FOR local n'i''-
rt,s. Pullman sic'ping-cais ~, -
n,ond % Ciuci Ir8'l and Va ,l.ngpu
",fCb4rlotio,yiffct % ouiefi.lc
s4oP.M FOR NeNpo-s Ns ,'s, f'a , oI . ,.'
d.ty ovcbrt Sl;urlv. Doc NOT
sfc-' iNr,en Richmond and Nt"-
norris Slws. Noc1un.cboh i'' nor
,o.oop.N. trr, .hland. ~. S.pht express cv-
cert sunday. q. and %. sle'plus-r"g
tottnon Fore.
ARRIVE RICHMOND:
eIoA.p. From, ashland. ky.-s''pi ~rul1y
1o.45 4. NJ Trn". N.r oia. on Point. anil N.'-
4o5r.M. From ai.'ie. li. ., AND 81
C:9O =. NJ FROM NorG9lt. eNclpi sunday. IRON
ora Point AMI Newport y, t''i "
ruumaI eBr 'Noo, ON ~ll'i'f ii'.,
s.2op ~. tr'u Louisville auI Ciu'ipn~ti.
Ft.t evur,..s daily.
1r.IOP.N Erom Norfolk. Ot Point. 1ui N""-
pore. News. IaNy except sunday.
sunday FNc.,.-o7 fn SeNnrTt Sow an oll
Potrf wiz cave Richmond = A. ~, ani airNe ih
Richmout $3.50 p. VI. rc'urn'n-., ......
TicLr'. Oicc-. 1000 I9in street 'ud CAc''-
p''Ae ''' ONO '''''"'' '' Il. ". FrfLrR,.
I.lrsA ID a
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, July 11.-Virginia Gs, con-
sohdated, so past-due coupons 70; new
I0-4O's, 81; new 3's, 5lt. Bid to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-12

HrNRfCO COUNTY-TO WIT:
The special commissioners have given the bond
renuirpd by decree of the Circuit toGrt OF lhe
ronnty aforesaid. entered On the 7th dIy OF July,
1854 I'm the chancery csus. depeuii ~ IA fatd
court under the style of Blunt' &c, against Ford
t;iysn under my hand tins 1lth day ~ July,
1854. SAMUEL L. W hDOiLL'
WIZ p"bu'F ~ 1.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-12
RICHMOND BAZAAR III
Nos. 1888 AsD LAC FRANKLIN STREET.

OK SATURDAY, 18TH INSTANT,
at 10 O'Clock, will sell
l FINE DRAG. with canopy top;
1 TOP FURNITURE-WAGON,i In good order;
I TOP GROCER'S WAGON, in good order;
1 TOP-BUGGY, bet little used:
l soEREi. MULE. reliable, farm animal;
/ pair BLACK HORSES, good workers;
l BLACK HORSE, excellent riding animal;
a No. 1 GRADE COWS. with calves by their sides
jyI2 +. u. COON Aucuon"er.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-12
by George :. Vashon & son,
Real Estate Agents and kuct1on9erA
No. Tenth street

COMMISSIONERS SALE or TWO
4 AND A HALF ACRES. OF LAID, Nnit
oP LESS, WITH SMALL DWELLING
TiiFItFON. II UENRICO COUNll,ON TITO
WFST SIDE or BROOK TUENPlKE. ABOUT
TWO NIL ES NORTH OF THE CITY, ADjOiN-
M TIiE LANDS or JOSEPH BRYAN. A.
l. FoHD AND OTHERS.--ln pursuance 20 d.
crcc entered on the 7th % jay loot ~ the r.
cuff Court Of Hcnrlco IN tie cau3- OF blui T.
&c Ford aud ois We, the undersigned comIlis-
si"ners thereby appointed f1r the pnrp),e, viii
cell by auction, on the premises on
FRIDAY. JULY IS. 1884,
nj q o'clock Z. A., the PROPERTY above -
.cribed. .- -, T.
TERMS: one third in cash; the remainder IA
cnual lnstalmPutE at SIX and twelve innnll.. I'r
natcs with interest added, sud ttIe rettlii~l W.
IN Tho whole purcissr-mpne' Is paid, ana con-
yeyance ordered by the Court.
r. c. MINOR
WILLIAM HANCOCK,
Commission ~
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by Furman Taper,
Ron Estate Agent and Aucdoneer,
lOl6 Main street

FREIGHT DEPoT,D
RICHMOND AND DASvILLE RAILROAD Co."
RiCHMoSD, June IS. 1884. y
NOTICE.-WILL BE SOLD. ON THE
~ PREMISES, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, on
JULY 18Th,
the following UNCLAIMED PACKAGES, FOR
freight and eharges-ytz: -.. ,.
/ bundle and ! barrel LlGlITNlSG-RODSA AND
FIXTrRFS. msrkes l.. g. Iisines,
9 cases HATS, marked l.. ii. Blair GO.
ie2l-law4w J. G. ANGEL, Agent.
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IOITISVIIJE.

LOUISVILLE, JULY 11.-Grain dull.
Wheat-red. S0aS5c. Corn-No. mix
cd, 5Gc. Oats-No. mixed, 333c.
Provisions firm. Mess pork $1,000. Bulk
meats-Shoulders SIC: clear rib sac.; clear
sides sc. Bacon-Shoulders &C.; clear
rib, 9lc.; sides, Ole. Lard-Steam leaf, $3.50.
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CHICAGO

CHICAGO, July i1.-Flom unchanged.
Wheat opened &c. higher; closed about the
sarne as Yesterday, July, S04a8llc. Corn
unsettled; closed &c. higher than yester-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-12

ALLIGATOR, SEAL, and GRAlN-LEATllER
CLUB SACKS;
SHOULDER and GRIP-SACAs;
TRANSCONTISEN STEAMER, snt
sTATE-IooM TRUNKS, and all Other s,yios
Of Trunks;
sATCHELs, vALIsEs, BAGS, STRAPS, &c.
Full and complete lines of LADIES' MISSES,
CRLDREN's, GENTLEmEN's, and BOYS
SUMNER BOOTS, SHOES, TIES, SLIPPERS,
and PUMPS. J. 4. GRIGG,
" Ism Pace BlOck.
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BALTIMORE.
CINCINNATI

CSCISNATI, July 11.-FlOHr unchanged.
Wheat in fair demand; No. red, 9Oa9lc.
Corn steady; No. 2 mixed, dc; Oats
strong; No. 9 mixed. sac. Pork quiet
al si6.25. Lard frmer at $40. Bulk
meats firm; shoulders, jse. short rib, &c.
Whiskey steady at Sl.07. Hogs firm; cont
mon and light, s4.25as5.5O; packing and
butchers, S5.l0aS5.50.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, July ll.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat opened 1rmer, but closed below
yesterday; No. 2 red. S6as6lc. cash; sj!l
see. July. Corn firm aud higher; 4Gai6le.
cash. 45ia46Ic. July. Oats higher and
slow; 3lc. cash. Whiskey steady at Sl.0S.
Provisions dull.