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BOWLING Green ACADEMY.

preparatory school Of the highest reputation and sue
css. Health r.coe tnerfcct Charges iow. No having.
address John Hart, NJ Al. of Va. Bowling orcsn.va.
Oy 3-WF&Su2 i-sm)
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Eczema Isn't
A Nice Disease.

1t is painful, irritating,
Observation-Disclosures alike to the
sufferer and his friends. The little
watery, blistery eruptions itch and
Jingle. Scratching doesn't help.
You may scratch to the bone and
only make it worse, but 1t can be
cured by using
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NORFOLK.
SCORE BY INNINGS.

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petersburg ..........-.....l o 0o02 p
Summary: Earned runs-Petersburg. O.;
Norfolk. ]. Home-runs-Turner and
Thornton. Bases on balls-Off Foreman,
5; of Weeks, Z. Struck-out-By Fore
man, 5; by Weeks, g. Bases from being
Initiate C9. OHagdn. Double plays
Fender. Turner. and Breen. Stolen bases
Lippert. 4: Sanford. 2. Passed ball-Cote
!. Time OF game--2 hours. Umpire, Mr.
Mitchell.
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LYNCHBJRG DOWNED.

The HiII-Climbers Become Easy Prey
to Roanoke.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Rain:
Petersburg. u; Norfolk. =;
WonnoLc, 10; Lynchburg, y.
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COURT ORDERS.

United States District Court.
Eastern District OF Virginia,
Richmond, Va, July Z 1850.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
Take notice that by virtue OF a wit II
attachment issued nut OF the tD.tfd
States District Court Clerks Office. az
Richmond. Va, In the suit OF "P. u.
Eyicls VS. steamtug Glendale" In canse
OF collision. civil and maritime, ] have
attached the said steamtug Glendale. ana
on the 18th DAY or jolly. 1895. said
cause will be tried nj the United states
Courtroom at Richmond. Va. when and
where ali persons interested are cited to
appear and interpose their claims.
j. NJ HUDGINS
United States Marshal
Per A. j. Peasants, Deputy Mnrsh1l.
W 7-lit
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HoLL!Ms !NSTlI!uTE

For ia voans Lady Roarders. The oldest
and most extensively sGaipped 10 Virginia. Eclectic
courses in Ancient and Modern l.nnsuaKcs,
Literature, sciences, Music, Art aud Ele-
cation. - officers and teachers Si.usted 10 Vslry
u Va, near Roanoke. Mountain -cencyy. 10
feet above sea level. Mineral Waters. SD session
opens Sept nth, 1870 For illus Cstslofne address
CiIAs. l.. COOKE, Supt., ftotiins, Va.
Oy 3-W. F& SuisD
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ROANOKE. VA, July 9.--(Special) >
Lynchburgs aspirants for pennant honors
were the easiest kind of victims TO the
home team to-day. After the first inning
the visitors were not in the game at any
Ytage. Their fielding was not up to the
standard several ragged edges showing
Np i'm their playing which do not show in
the score. Ferguson. in right field. mis-
5udged two or three flies. which yielded
extra bases. Late in the game Smith
shifted into right field. sending Ferguson
~ centre, but the manager ala little bet
ter McKenna did the twirling for the
visitors and was hammered throughout
the game Captain Dick Padden led his
cohorts with the stick. having double
a triple. and home run to his credit
f'ultZ came next with a home run ana
two singles. while Stahl made good
third with two doubles.
DID NOT LAST.
Fry started In to pitch for Roanoke,
but did not last out the first inning.
plOck. the first man mp. knocked the
first ball pitched him out Of the lot. smith
drew base on balls. but was forced
al second by BerIyhill McIntyre's sin
ale and ThompsOns base on balls filed
the corners, and then Ferguson's single
scored two more runs. AT this stage Fry
hit TO Cavanaugh resulted in a pretty
double play. The visitors got another in
the second on Leahy's hit and stolen base,
an out at first ana a wild pitch. After
that they only got one man as far as the
second bag.
Roanoke's runs were the result Of hard
and timely hitting, six of them being
clearly earned The locals were frisky as
e IS and went for everything. the result
l. aC an exhibition that was refreshing
hfter the listless games played during
hen, Cavanaugh. and viox carried of the
heldng hOnOrs.
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RICHMOND RAILWAY
AND
ELECTRIC COMPANY.

Main Office and Light Department,
foot OF Seventh street. Telephone 657.
City Division. Office Nam and Vine
streets. Telephone sl4.
Union Division. Office Twenty.ninth
and p streets. Telephone SO.
Manchester Office, Semmes avenue.
Telephone 1921.
Arc and Incandescent Lights and
Electric Power at reasonable rates.
EIectric-L Light Wiring specially.
Parties desiring Electric Lights or
Power by notifying tho main Office by
mail or telephone will he waited upoI
by a representative OF the company.
rlah.,
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BOYS AND CHILDREN'S SUITS are also included
in this Clearing Sale Bear in mind the choice OF any
in the stock at ONE HALF THE ORIGINAL PRICE
We're determined to clear out large quantity OF goods
within the next few days. and feel satisfied that at the
prices we are offering them they're bound to 60 It's the
next thing giving them away You'd better look here be-
fore buying 'Twont you anything and we'll be glad
to show you how easily we can save you money
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LYNCHBURG.
SCORE BY INNINGS
aA667Sa

l234567S9
sEoanoke ..................2 02002l--l0
(BYnchbufS. ................3 o o y o o o o.
Summary: Earned runs Roanoke. 6:
EJynchburg. 2. Bases on balls-Of Fry. .;
Ion Lloyd, /: of McKenna. ? Struck out
|liy Lloyd. &; by McKenna. ). Two-base
hits-Sherer. Stahl %. Padden. and Clark.
Three-base hit-Padden Home runs
nv, rsuu,n u WI i -, Donnie plays
fXioX TO little. McKenna TO Mcintyre to
RPlock. Wild pitches-M oKenna. /: lloyd.
q. Hit 10y pitched all-Cavanaugb 2
I6tolen hases--Niox. Berryhin McIntyre
and Lcahy Time Of game hours I'm,
-6ire-Mr Hoggins.
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Here You'll Not Be Restricted.

nUR CLEARING.OUT SALE does not con6ne you to any
particular kind color quality, but embraces every
thing stock Blue Gray Black, Brown can be your Sc
lection. Just so it's Suit, it's yours at
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National League Gnmes.
A. Cincinnati: RHE.
Cincinnati 10000 o-5 7 2
Batteries: Dryer and Murphy; Stein
and Daley
Second game: r. H. T..
Cincinnati ........".2 c0S0Sl 10 !
Batteries: Rhines and Vaughan; Daub
and Grim
Called on account OF darkness
At Pittsburg-First game: RHE.
Pittsburg 80 o6oooOO2-S 2
Boston ............0 100000 Sd 3 0
Batteries: Hart and Sugden; Dolan.
Nichols. and Ryan.
Second game: u. II. T..
Pittsburg .......010Of0O1O II 3
Boston ..........0 0O00O201 %
Batteries: IIawley and Sugden: Mich
OILS and Ryan.
At Cleveland: RH.E
G &C. a;'.''...J22Io62d 70 z
Batteries: Wallace and O'Connor: Tay-
Tor and Buckley.
A. Chicago: RH.E.
Chicago ,...........0oQ 90
Batteries: Griffith and Kittridge: Rusie
and Farrell.
At St Louis: r. IT, f.
st. Louis IL 12oo00 00O001-5 -
Baltimore ..O2o1 O0o0l00o o-t 10
Ter; Clarkson and Robinson
Note: No game scheduled between
Louisville and Washington.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
At Nashville: r. II. f.
Nashville go. 0010002
Atlanta .... ......3 0 002 000'-5
Batteries: Daniels and frost; Homer
and Wilson.
At Evansville: X. II. f.
Evansville .... 80 o o o % 3 % IL |
Chattanooga zee. .. % 00O2 1-5 ii D
Batteries: Blackburn and Fields; Hill
and Fischer.
At Little Rock: Il. II. f..
Little Rock .... % | ! 10000 % 10
New Orleans .....1 0 0001 00'-S
Batteries: Crinnion and Wyle: Sechrist,
Braun. and Gonding.
At Memphis II. II. r..
Memphis 80. 40 q u o 6-l2 ii
Montgomery as 0210214 '-l6 II
Batteries: Gillen. Burrell. and O'Meara;
Neal and Rappold.
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FOSTERS GERMAN ARMY AND NAVY
cATARRh CURE will relieve al AL, innan'I M.
ION OF the nasal passages and vii, cure .ns
worst cases of catarrh. rs SO Gents Al H'ss
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The Y. VI. &. A. Boys Won.

DANVILLE. VA, July 9.-(Special)-
The Lynchburg Young Mems Christian
Association team and the Danville team
was a good crowd In attendance. Both
teams batted WELL but Danvile was
rather weak In the field. Craddock
pitched well for the home team, but lack
OF support lost the game to the visitors
Score:
Lynchburg ...... ........42040O20' IL
Danville .......... ......2 90 | 04O0 o.
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NOT A MOUSE,
INT Snake. and IL BIT Ills
Wife.

SALEM, VA, July e.-tSpecialD-A rev
nights ago T. W. Broomileld, OF Clover
lale, was awakened by what ne thouSht
o be mouse running over his race. Inc
next morning as his wife was making the
cd she was bitten in the hand. and dis
sovered between the sheets spread
oead moccasin. Almost instantly she
.,Ipped her hand in a bucket Of water
md then bound common soda upon II,
md I'm a few hours, with the exception
= n Slight swelling, she experienced no
q rouhIe from the bite.
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LExINGToN's LOOTED hank.
The Jury I'm IrVine's Case bring In Il
verdict OF Not Guilty.

LEXINGTON. VA. July 9.--(Special)-
The Rockingham jury. in the case of
the Commonwealth VS.. G. w. Irvine
charged with implication In looting the
Bank Of Lexington. brought in verdict
OF not guilty at 2i5 o'clock this after
noon The argument for defence was
resumed this morning 10y Hon. John W.
Daniel who made one OF the most elp-
Quent appeals for his client ever listened
10 in the court house here. lie spoke Tor
with rapt attention by one OF the iafssst
gatherings ever assembled In and around
the building He was followed by Cap
tain James BumRardner, OF stanton iof
the Commonwealth. VINO presented the
case In most logical and fOrclble man,
ner. and whose speech was CONSIDERED
BY all who heard IL as the eiiort OF MS
life. 80
4 CommOnwealth's-Atto Catlett gave
the Court notice that he would reserve
until the second day OF next month his
the case further under the three other
indictments of similar character. MT. IT.
vine was admitted TO bail for his appear
ance then in the sum Of 5000. The jury
In the case were: Foreman. Nj. Linden
school teacher. Mt Crawford; IA. {.
Minor. clerk, Bridcewater. \. NJ. Thomas,
hotel man, Harrisonburg; q. III. or. drug
eist. Harrisonburg, Calvin Miller farmer
Harrisonburg: Dr. j. q. Cootcs, physician
Uarrisonburg; T.. l.. Hensil. farmer All.
crawford; c. ". Showalter farmer Mt.
Crawford: W. +. Tutwiler. farmer, Mt.
Crawford: :. II. W. Byrd, banker. Bridge
water. L. G. Tutwiler shoemaker, Rock
ingham: w. s. Siusser, school teacher,
lNffeaeug
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ACCoMAC COUNTY.
The Reasnessment, An Increase
Rain and Crops.

ONANCOCK. July 9.-tSpecial)-The re-
assessment of lands In Accomac has been
completed by Assessors Blackstone and
Wise. with the following result: Assessed
value Of lands I'm St Georges Parish.
s.. III, 600; Accomac Parish, sl.5ls.00. Total.
s., Isl ro-an Increase OF SiZI.UD over the
previous assessment.
RAIN AND CROPS.
Rain Is badly needed In the central and
southern parts of Accomac. and crops are
beginning to suffer considerably. In the
northern part of the county there has
been an abundance OF rain. In the region
around Oak Hall the heaviest rain in the
memory OF the Oldest inhabtant fell sew
eraI days ago. Fields were deluged and
bridges swept away. \ colored funeral
proce ssion was passing at the time. and
In crossing small stream persons had
10 hold the coffin in the wagon 10 keep IL
from floating out.
Reports from all parts OF the Eastern
shore indicate that not more than one
half the usual crop of Irish potatoes will
he marketed. \ large crop OF sweet-pO-
tatoes has been planted, and the prospect
PERSONAL.
Misses Patte and Mildred Myers. OF
Lexington. and Miss Hattie Bib. Of
Charlottesville are visiting Mrs. James
n. Fletcher, Jr., at Accomac Courthouse.
Mrs. Dawson, OF Northumberland, is
visiting Rev. A. J. Reamy's family.
Miss Franklin. of Lynchburg, is a guest
at the home OF Mr.. Upshur b. Quinby. in
OuancOck.
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COLONY OF FARMERS
TO DE TAKEN FROM OHIO TO
NORTH CAROLINA.
Fatal Boiler ExpIOsiOn-A Long
Chase After Escaped Convicts-
Another Legislative BIundcr Dis
covered.
covered.

RALEIGH, ". c.. July ?.-tSpeciai.)-
Governor Carr has a letter from isaac r.
Mayer. Of Ohio in which the latter says
that he has arranged to take a large col
ony OF farmers from that State to Pas
quotank county. near Elizabeth city, and
settle them there. a considerable tract oil
good land has been secured.
NJ. c. Holland. who is suspected OF nav
ing given information to revenue officers
was shot by ambushed moonshnerS in
Johnston county last week and may die.
An explosion of o. boiler on the Poweils-
vile railway broke the leg Of one employee,
blew out the eyes of another, and injured
several others.
Governor Carr left this morning for
short visit to his farm. near Tarboro'.
Two escaped conyicts have been recap
tured in Northampton county after
desperate chase by men and hounds. Five
times they swan the river to escape the
dogs. and when taken both were naked.
DRUGGISTS AND SEEDS.
The new law requiring druggists TO pay
tax on all purchases Of seeds went INTO
effect March 18th. 1t contains provision
excepting farm products The druggists
contend that seeds are a farm product.
Another queer thing cone by the Legis-
lature is discovered. An attorney is here
to see about II. The revenue act was not
completely ratified. 1t was treated as
mart of the machinery act, and in signing
the MISUNDERSTANDING and Speaker oil
the House only signed the machinery act.
II is a matter for the courts 70 pass on.
A. c. Mitchell, of BERTHE, was appointed
a clerk i'm the office of the Revenue Col
lectOr here.
A negro woman at Charlotte has nus
band serving a life sentence In the penn
Tertiary here and three sons in Jail she
has married another man. and says her
husbands sentence gives her divorce.
The twenty-sixth annual meeting OF the
Methodist Episcopal Local Ministers Con
ference of North Carolina will be held AZ
Rutherford College August 18th. W. r.
Williams is president and Levi Branson
secretary. l.,
The name Of the Egypt Coal Mines Is
changed to the Cumnock Mines inc
force of miners is increased TO over TWO
hundred.
Last week the copy of the Agricultural
DEPARTMENTS Monthly Bulletin was print
ed boy Raleigh firm. To-day the S'tte
Treasurer is notified By Stewart brotheis'
the State printers. at winston. that they
alone can do State printing. They VIII de-
mand pay for work on the Bulletin
The Attorney-G neral and the Secre-
tary OF State had "a conference to-day re-
garding the revenue act.
BITTEN BY A MOCcASIN.
Willie Upchurch. 6 years old, was pitten
six times by highland moccas'h to-uay az
his home near here. The boys CONDITION
is yet dangerous. -
Several Populists from mere aiiio 'nt
,h.r, treasurer Worth, go TO Newton
Tbursday TO hear Butler, Sibley. iillman,
and other Populists speak at a political
rally.
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THE LUNENBURG MURDER.
THE Prisoners Not Yet Indicted-Ihc
Feeling Against Them.

IIINENBURG COURTHOUSE, VA
1uIy a-(Speclai )--Therc was large
crowd present to-day at the opening OF
the County Court, Judge organ pre-
siding. IL was expected the Pollard muir
der cases would come up to-day, hut The
Commonwealths Attorney, asked Inc
bIIge 20 adjourn the grand Jury 10 Tue
mr. instant as he could not send the
iadictnerts in against the alleged muir
dersrs until that day, Mt Pollard, Pollard b 5hs
uurl",,ed AR w. NJ Bernard. late Com
rmmapo,wSssalth Is Attorney Of Ncltoway eonn-
~ 70 assist the prosecuting attorney,
Mr. W. T. Neblet, Mr, g pJ,aIS n murder
nio'io" 70 the August term, but Judge
SCssS Wnromptly oYerruled the motion.
re prisoners Win probably be indicted Il on
thursday, the mn the i sreat and as"I UNI
w, w pthev are protected by a military ioiee
.tcv tnirht be lynched.
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DEATHS.

EIrRANK.-Died. July 9th, at n;So T.
aIIcE second daughter OF Charles
and Lima Eubank; aged 10 years ana "a
days.
Funeral notice later.
HAGAN.-Died, Tuesday. ct 12:SO a. NJ
M his mothers residence, NO %, south
Laurel street JOHN T., son OF virginia
and the late Henry Hagan' III the -e'h
year Of his age. ,,..,,.,,.,
rniscopal church THIS "wednesday
EVENING at o'clock. Friends ana re-
latives invited TO attend.
KANE.-Died, at his residence, No. Z6l5
Main street. at 1:35 L. NJ, Tuesday, July
9Th. JAMES. son Of the late Thomas ana
Mary Kane.
Funeral will take place from 81. Pa
tricks church THURSDAY MoRNlNG'
AT 10 O'Clock. Friends and acquaintance
invited to attend.
MAHONEY.-Died, at the residence OF
his brother. w c. Mahoney, No. 1913
west Clay street, at 800 a. NJ, Tuesday,
July 9th, NJ. Il. MAHONEf; aged Il
years. -.
THURSDAY MORNING. at 10 o'clock.
MITNFORD.-Died. suddenly. on Tues
dav the 9th instant. Mrs. WILLIAM i.
NIrNFORD, wife of the late Colonel WIZ
liam Preston Munford. and daughter OF
Horace l.. Kent. deceased.
Funeral from the First Presbyterian
! church corner Madison and Grace streets
THIS wednesday, AFTERNOON at o
O'Clock.
PARKER.-Died. at her home, in Cum
berland county, Mrs. EMILY PARKER;
I'm the e5th year Of her age.
! Dearest mother. thou has left US;
We thy death most deeply feel;
/ But. tits God who has bereft us;
He can all our sorrows heal
NJ. II. w.
WEST.-Died at Old Dominion Hospital.
! Tuesday. July 3. 1876. at IL O'Clock A. NJ,
\ Mrs. HATTIE WEST: aged Il years
Funeral services at lakewood Cemetery
| at 4:30 o. clock TO-DAY, July 10th. Friends
/ and acquaintances are respectfully invited
10 attend.
WERSr.-Died. July sth, at A. NJ.
| MADELEINE, youngest daughter OF
! Alexander and Eliza Werst.
Funeral from 81. Peters cathedral
! WEDNESDAY MORNING at $50 O'Clock.
Friends and acquaintances invited TO
| attend. IT
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az: e. extras ira ssscSs's: family sSe& 53g;
winter wheat. rstent 3 @9A; spsins'
Wheat-very weak: 40: re-! sgt and
ssS s s;ss!o l. .s%SIs. ~ ~;
July, Ei-is: Aasysi, &c; September
n i-!c.; southern. white SS; ys!,ow s, sSc.
50 i-sUs lac: No. mixed, do. % i.sdsic.
HSy--s,eady and nrm, choice timothy.
Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. ILL. July e-wheat suffer.
ed another very serious loss IN prices toe
day. Four minutes after the opening sep
TENDER wheat was &c; under yestsrdays
close. and the total decline Tor ne n GAY
there wac feeble rally Of &C, but as u
was due 10 covering by shorts " was
lost when the demand was withdrawn.
The crowd was not prepared o r2s the s son.
ness. As the final quotations were JUST
above the extreme. IL can be readily seen
that the final moments were the weakest
Of the session. Long wheat Kept press.
holdings that had weathered the storm
gradually came out aud accepted tue
losses
The general belief to-day was that tho
government report. which Will be issued
tomorrow. win be q besrish document.
Liverpool was auiist. lower. and Berlin
3is marks lower.
September wheat opened AT from e1i5
TO 6.Nc.. declined to e2iac.. and closed at
S2Sc.. with the loss mentioned. Cash
wheat was weak and lower.
Corn was surprisingly strong In the
face of a heavy wheat market. Local
operators were the principal buyers, their
purchases being principally 70 cover
shorts. September opened weak at ~ &c.
sold between ,2AN+Shc., and closed at
i2%c.--%c under yesterday.
Oats, while in great measure gov
| erned by the same conditions as corn.
| failed 10 follow In It's downward course.
| There is stubborn long interest. ana
/ big short one also. Cash oats were easy,
| but prices did not decline.
| Provis.ons-A brilliant demand WAS
made on pork and ribs early this MORN
! ing. but In the afternoon, ON account OF
| the excessive weakness OF wheat. they
| closed at and around inside figures. Lard
| did not display the same depression as
| the other articles. but II was far from
strong. At the close September pork was
| seize under yesterday. september lard 81.
lower and September ribs iisdl0c. lower.
| The leading futures ranged as follows:
|
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
IL LII, IAl-

RICHMOND, VA, July y, 1879.
Auction offerings on Change to-day. 50
packages. and all sold: highest price,
l0i2c. lowest, 2fac.
Private sales Filters. 81 dark leaf. H.:
Tugs. 10: wrappers. 4; cutters. u. Total
81 hossheads.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigar
cites, -16S9. 81 tobacco, n.S62A. Total,
.3,052T
Loose sales to-day and sales by sample
over the hogshead were larger than for
some days past. Brights were only a
small part OF sales. and the entire sale
was of rather poor quality. but prices
were fully up. There Will be large sales
tomorrow. and tobacco will be of better
quality
Mr.. Silas Shelburne has received the
first package Of the new bright crop to-
day. IL came from Kings Tree. $ c., and
will possibly be offered on tomorrow 5
breaks. The fret shipment last year WAS
received about this time.
j. W. Smith, Durham. N. G.. and C. A.
Lewis, Henderson. were here to-day.
Mr.. Ned Cooper. OF Stonewall Ware
house, attended last Lunenburg Court.
and says the crop In several counties
around is late. needing rain. and looking
badly.
The Southern Warehouse is closed for
awhile. New proprietors viii probably
run IL next efaggu
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nunsytIIc Notes.

DUNSvILLE, July g.;-lspeeiaLlaI,haes
runerai Of Mrs. Frances Scott postmaster
a. mis- place. took place yesterday. De-
ceased Was a son of Rev. A. +. scott
and very popular. $50, ,tts,
Miss Hatch, of Louisiana, and MISS
Martyr, of Alabama, are WISHING bu"'s-
C. Garnett. Esq. Of Front Royal va,
is on a visit TO his father Nj Lewis
IL. Garnett, who is still IN DISTRESSING
condition, produced 10y stroke OF paraly-
SIS in December last.
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State OF thermOm eter:
Mean temperature. -. .................ss
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK STOCK MAhhbi.
NEW YORK. July 9.-Chlcago Gas was
the sensation in the Stock Exchange to-
day, $500 shares changing hands. The
total transactions were 297ioi shares.
Chicago Gas was demoralzed throughout,
and all the unfavorable reports when
have been current ever since the ILLINOIS,
Legislature refused TO pass the CONSOLE
dalton bill were mustered into service.
President Lincoln. it was said, VIII re-
tire, and as for dividends IT was rumored
the chances are decidedly slim. The later
had a most unfavorable effect on small
holders. The stock was absolutely with
out support and at tho close brought
50 81. against 80 last evenius.
The other Industrals held fairly wei
for time. but the breaking mas finally
affected them adversely. Sugar broke
TO 10 IL Tobacco to ~ "a. Dlstilling
from q Is TO p II, General !, El IS g. e
and Guaranteed Leather from o TO -
The railway list was strong until near
the close and even the decline Which
took place was Of small account. Lon
don riirchassd literally all OF its favor
ties. and az the start foreign commission
houses were also In receipt OF Duyins
orders. The report that the uanklhs IN
forests have taken charge Of the Anthih-
cite CcaIers with a View 10 obtaining
better prices for them a. well as for ne
Reading. is making new recruits 20 lls
bull side. The announcement thd. ~.
Pierpont Morgan had placed placed another
g,ne market closed rather weak. Net
changes show losses OF Il 10 l per cent;
outside OF Chicago Gas. which dropped
Ponds were strong. the sales footing up
me sales OF listed stocks agg1'egalte, .i
81 6qg shares, asd OF unlisted stocks 1'4b
S'T1' Treasury balances: Coin. Sio3z25,ooo; cur
rcncy s66Woo0 ...-.,,>,l,r,
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call easy a. IL; closinS,
ofserad ~ Ger cont ; prime mercahlile
paper 3G3 "a per cent, -,
far silver o. Use, silver at the board
quiet ...,,,,. NTH oc,uaI
b,,siness I'm bankers bills ~ <L1WSlSs /
FOR sixty DAYS and AS 3-tnH@ i2r ds.
manl; posted rates ~, a;Ss ~ Si''' ~
c;nvernmont bonds firm; state BONDS
steady: railroad bonds strong.
MN