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COMMODORE VANDERBILT's BRIDE.--A
correspondent Of the New York S"n
writing from Saratoga on the Gath instant
says:
1.-THE doughty Commodore looked sml,
ling and happy, and was attired in ms
usual black dress, with immaculate neck,
cloth, and his wcll-oiled locks surmounted
by I new white title" Of the latest style
His bride is TALL slim, middle-aged lady;
Of fair complexion, with black hair and
eyes. She is cousin twice removed OF her
husband, and has the reputation OF beng
somewhat Of q blue-stsclling. She wore q
neat, gray travelling suit, and seemed to
be proud Of her choice"
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PIIzE-F1GHTs IN CINCINNATI.--Cinc
matt, August ga prizc-fght for 5000 a
side took place to-day near Mount Auburn
between David Sheehan and Mike Heating.
On the twelfth round Heating struck Shee-
han when down, and the referee declared
for the latter.
Another prize-fght took place during the
forenoon on Mill Creek Bottom between
Edward Denpison and james Burns. In
the twentieth round Burns knocked Dem
nison out Of time. Both were badly beaten.
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WIFE MURDER AND SUIcIDE.-St. Louis,
August 29.-In East st. Louis yesterday
morning Caspar Waltz attempted to kill his
stepson, Nicholas Lutz, with Ratchet:
The weapon glanced, and Lutz escaped and
ran for policeman. When they returned
they found Mrs. Waltz lying on the hoor,
with her head chopped to pieces: After
committing this deed Waltz walked to the
railroad track near by and threw himself
across the track. A train passed over his
neck, completely cutting off his head.
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FnAULE1s TIME, THE GERMAN E r.,
pronEK.-A cable dis patch published on Sa-
turday gave report from TripoI OF the
muTder of Fraulein Time, the African ex-
-lorcr q nd two of her attendants, by their
own camel-driyers, while travelling on the
Abirgoush road, between Murzuk anu uHus'
The report of her death needs continuation !,
but is not improbable. Frauieln ilnne SaS
German lady of large fortune, VINO nao
been engaged for several years IN ezp!Qra-
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Prince ARruUR.-C hortotteStorn, +. t..
T., August 28.-Prince Arthur, after cor
dial reception at Pictou, arrived here at
o'clock tonight. 1t was quite dark, but q
large crowd awaited the arrival OF the gum
boat Dart. The Prince, with the corpora
ton officers, proceeded in carriages through
Queen street to the Government House
amid great enthusiasm. Mayor Des6ray
introduced Recorder Lawson, who read an
address Of welcome.
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e7C1ycIvNAT1. August 30.-WhIskey dull Mt 81. is.
Provisions dull with little demand. Pork, S32.
SborlIprs 1JfIDls5c.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

The MISSING MIN1sTER.-The Norfolk
Day Book is little suspicious Of Mr..
Brandt, who disappeared from Norfolk q
few days or nights since, leaving the At
lantic Hotel minus his bill. We take it the
Day Book suspects him to be winged
Brandt (brGno, who is migratory bird +:
ls found alternately in the "Atlantic !" and
the lakes; and who, notwithstanding he
has very considerable bill himself, md
leeds voraciously, pays no bills. God for
give us If We should suspect poor crea-
ture now bedded in salt ooze but really
that happy idea at the close of the Rev.
Mr. Brandt's letter to the lady in Alexan-
dria had an awful squint and leer (which
is more than squint about it-viz., that
he hoped that the landlord would "be con-
soled for the loss Of his money" by the
reflection that he had cheered the last
moments Of poor, unhappy wretch" A
bit Of irony like that would hardly have
been let off upon landlord by one who was
about to leave land and surrender his last
breath to the waves and bis body to the
sharks Brandt is too witty to die. We
hope to hear Of him on the lakes.
REMARKABLE EsCAPE.-Mr. Richard W.
Shaw, of Lock 26, on the canal, was sitting
in his yard playing with child of nine
months old, on Sunday Inst, when the child
crawled behind him suddenly, as if some
thing attracted his attention. Mr.. Shaw,
on turning around, discovered q huge moe
casin snake stretched :t,1 length between
the arms and knees OF the little prattler.
Alarmed and excited, 10 Immediately
seized the child before the reptile had time
to place itself in a striking position, and
ran into the house, procured cup of boil
ing water, and succeeded in scalding his
snakeship to death as he was making his
way into his hole.-ScoH5ri!!e Register OF
Saturday.
This is choice @ragraph. Every
body is interested in snakes-everybody
hates them. We have an invincible Gu
| riosity to look upon them and observe their
actions. But we do not love them by any
means. The point in the Registers anec-
dote is the scalding Of the snake-aye, and
just as he was about to escape" That is
exquisite. Snakes are cold-blooded crea.
lures, and their death by hot water must
be peculiarly excruciating. This is the
first instance of that mode of death to the
great enemy of man we ever heard of-and
therefore the paragraph is rich-richel
than anything We have had from Scots
Vile since the "Moon" mystery.-Dis
patch.l --..-...
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NORTH CARoLINA-CRoPs AND DROUGHT.

The Fayetteville Eagle OF Thursday says
awe learn the corn crop is very poor in
Robson, Richmond, Marlboro, Marion,
Arson, and Montgomery. In many places
there will not be more than bushel to the
acre, though pretty generally in the sec
ton mentioned there may be half crop.
The cotton hos been hurt by the drought
also, but promises fair crop. Some farm
ers expect better crop of cotton than
usual. People have worked harder this
year perhaps than ever before: We be-
lieve Cumberland, Sampson, and Bladen,
have better crops than the counties men
toned above. And it is greatly worse in
the central and western counties Of North
Carolina
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CHESTERFIELD LAND FOR SALE.
" Ihayc for sale in the county of Chesterfield,
eight miles from Richmond, on the Cogbill road
SMALL TRACT OF LAND, containing SIXTY
nal growth), dwelling for small family, aud out
houses, Il well of splendid water in the yard, and
In a good ncighborhood. For further information
apply to LEROY L. CLARKE, who now resides
on the promises au l7-Tu& F2w*
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The HUSBAND OF ANNIE SuRRATT.-
Tonry, the young chemist who married Miss
Annie Surratt here u few months ago, and
who was dismissed from the Surgeon-Gene-
RAILS Office therefor, has accepted lucra-
tive position in Kansas. 1t is said that
prior to his departure Tonry was offered 0
position by Judge AdvocateGeneral Holt,
but refused to accept Washington CORE
sDondence Neu Torh Herald.
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Hon. John 8. Garlic, we understand, is
decidedly in favor of the removal Of the
present restrictions upon a large class of
the good people Of this State. We call the
attention of those who are hunting the
strong side to this fact. Mr.. Garlic is
always with the winning party. We shall
sec what We do sce.-ParlcerSburg (WeSt
KQl Gazette.
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From TIE HAYES ARCTIC EXPEDITION.
Philadelphin, August 28.-The British brig
Helen, al tAis r0rt, from iviStut, "rGen-
band, reports that the steamer Panther
with the Hayes Arctic exploring expedltion'
sailed from Ivigtut Tuesday, July II, Tor
Disco Island North Greenland, whence ine
Panther wa going to Melville, Smith .
Sound.
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WILMINGTON, N. c., August 3O.-The
weather is cloudy and rainy, with several
heavy showers this afternoon. There are
indications of heavy rain tonight.
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Fast Trotting Time.

NEW YORK, August 3O.-Lady Thorn
won the race Saturday in three heats.
Time-2.20a, 2.2Ol, 2.2O!-the fastest on
record.
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Eirst North Carolina Cotton.

NEwBERN, n. c., August 3O.-The first
bale of new cotton sold to-day OF Csc. for
shipment to New York.
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BY Lyme & Brother,
Auctlonecrs and Real Estate Agents,
1899 Main street.

TOR SALE PRIVATELY TWO OF
I those handsome and admirably located NEW
BRICK STORES on the south side of Broad be-
tween Sixth and Seventh streets, With dwellings
vcnicncc for families. At present occupied by j.
Marcuse and w. c. Schwalmeyer, Esqs.
The buildings on lcaschod ground to expire
bic ground rent and are to be paid for 1T valuation
by the owner Of the ground at the expiration OF
the lease.
It is seldom such an opportunity Is offered to
buy such lrst-caSs property, and should therefore
commandfhe especial attention Of parties wishing
to invest.
For ttrtns, etc, apply to
an 25-TuIhSSaIm LYME & BROTHER.
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The TENNESSEE ELsCTIoN--CoLoNEL
STOKES BECOMING REAsoNABLE.-It is IN
dcrstood that on the advice Of several Re-
puhlicans with whom he has consulted Col
0nel Stokes has abandoned his intention of
asking the President to convene Congress in
extra session next month. When Stokes
revealed his proposition to his party bre-
thrcn, who are less excited than himself on
the subject of the Tennessee election, they
dissuaded him from it, giving 1t as their
opinion that the President would not listen to
it. He will now content himself with getting
the Federal otfcc-holders in Tennessee who
voted for Senter removed, and in this he
viii probably be successful Washington
lister 10 Nep York Herald.
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Fatal ExpIosiOn---Twenty Personsl
Killed.

PHGN1xvILLE, Pa, August 3O.-The
boilers of the Phoenix Iron Company's
works exploded to-day, killing twenty and
hurting many.
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TIVE EMPEROR OF FRANCE.

PARIS, August 29:-The Journo! Cticia'
onnonnces that the health of the Emperor
Continues to improve, his rheumatism being
nearly over. The Empress has gone &c
Aioccio. General Prim has gone to vlchy
rio I;nen-tbread manufactory Of Hurd,
Gillitt s. Co., at Rheims, has been destroyed
Gra
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GEORGETOWN Cattle Market.

AUGUST eT.-The market II Drovers' Rest was
quite lively, though prices were not maintained
We quote head OF Cattle sold 1T $50 %
e zoe bs., gross; 500 sheep and Lambs brought 81
STsi 80 each.
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by the Cable.
MEETING II BERLIN TO SUPPRESS TIL
JESCITS.

BERLIN, August ga meeting Of two
thousand persons Was held here last night
to consider series of resolutions favoring
the suppression of converts and the expul-
sion Of ,Jesuits. After long debate, the
resolutions we're finally adopted, but pro-
test was made by the minority. The reso-
lutions arc not directed against any con-
feseion of faith.
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RuMoRED GOODNESS BETWEEN GRANT AND

RCMORED GOODNESS BETWEEN GRANT AND
B0UrwELL-DENT HAPPY Washington,
August 29.-It was rumored last night that
there had been some disagreement between
the President and Secretary Boutwell,, or.
as il was expressed, that Grant is backing
from the holc-in-thcsky. Of course there
are plenty to say 81 told you So" " Didn't
think it would come so soon," etc.. =; but NO
one can tell what the trouble is, or whether
it amounts to a serious quarrel or not.-I..
in Baltimore Gazette.
Sensational, we spect.-DiSp0tch.l
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Tobacco Markets,
RICHMOND, VA.

AUGUST 3o.-The market during the past week
ha, been very animated. Breaks full and prices
we'll maintained. Working kinds have been most
active. We do not change quotations
LugS.-shlpping, green or unripe,. common to
DSll; working good, $lOn$l2; bright smoking
or working, common to medium, SllGl3l6: bright
smoking or working good to fine, 3lcGS25;
LeGE.shipping,, short dark, in good order, s!9g
sii; shipping, In good order, long dark, rich and
dark, rich and waxy, 5loGsll.5o; English shipping
leaf $ll9sl5; steinming, short and long, Slo@
bright wrappers, line to extra, *ijGlS.5: medium
sun-cured, sllGSl6; fine sup-curcd, Sl5Gs2S
frosted leaf, ssGslO.
BALTIMORE, MD.
AUGUST 97.-Maryland and Ohio leaf continues
In fair receipt, and market quite active; III &c,
sirablc grades of Maryland are taken freely by
shippers. OF Ohio, we report sales Of 600 hogs
heads for France and Germany At about former
prices. In Kentucky the stock Is very small and
In the absence of transactions prices are nominal
Virginia Is held very firm AT the late advance We
have only to note small sales for home nanufac-
ture within our range annexed. Inspections this
week l. ls3 hogshcads Maryland Give re-inSpect-
nii--total, /, sl2 logshcads Cleared this week
922 hogsheads Ohio, 400 hogshcads Virginia to Bor'
dcaux. ga hogshcads Maryland, ia Ohio. !ds Fir-
ginia, 10 hogshcads Kentucky, 23l virginia stems
and 2s Kentucky stems, to Bremen per steamer II
hogsheads to West Indies. We repeat quotations
Is follows: ~
Maryland-Frosted, A935 sound common
| IS. 500 $50 good common, a6:5oMeo; midding
| SS6lSI0; good to fine brown, el14Sl5; fancy, 81
| 950; upper country, S7Gso5; ground leaves, new
$5Gi2.
0hio-Inferior to good common, SiGs8; green.
| ish and brown, a6GlS5 medium 10 fine red, $40
| gle: common to medium spanglcd $GSlo; ilnt
| spangled to yellow, al2lDa25
| Kentucky Common TO good Tugs, $685. com
mon to medium leaf S8ISlO; good 10 line, $ll1
| $I4 select leaf. Sl5I$25.
Virginia-Common and frosted luga, TGGiT7
medium and good Tugs, S7GlS9; common 10 me
dunn leaf, SSG$ $40; fair to good shipping leaf, III
Manufactured Tobacco.-Thc further advance II
! Virginia leaf and wrapper has caused more de
mand for manufactured goods, though no quCtabl'
change In prices. Common pounds are sii YER!
viz,
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ESCAPE FROM JAIL.-Fort Monroe, Va,
August 27.-Two negro prisoners broke jail
ut Hampton, Va, last night. One, named
John Bailey, was sentenced six years to
the penitentiary the other, John Wilson,
had three indictments against him for rob-
berry
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Foreign srarkets-rBY TELEGRAPul.

Foreign NIarkets-[BY TELEGRAPH.
LONDON, August -Eo0n.-Consols, 93bas3t.
United States bonds. sag. Tallow, 4es. Cd. Sugar
firm both on the spot and afoat.
The weather Is somewhat colder.
LONDON. August 30.-Erening.- 49,
United States bonds, S3s. Turpeutlne, IDS. q
.Gs. Cd.
LIVERPOOL, August so.-Noon.-Cotton Up
lands l3}d Orleans, l3a6l3sd.; estimated sales,
5000 bales. Breadstufs quiet.
LIVERPOOL, August 3o.-Ecening.-Cofton a
shade easier uplands, 1S3d; Orleans, l3sdl3td.;
sales 5000 bales, iuclu ng 1900 for export and
speculation.
PARIS, August so.-Bourse excited; rentes, IF.
a2c
HAvRE. August 30 .-Cotton opens heavy on the
spot and ailOat.
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sEEDsMEN, FLORISTS, DC.

GEED WHEAT.-Wc have in store and
- for sale Il superior lot Of SEED WHEAT. OF
the > White Strswed Mediterranean variety y "a
bearded red wheat selected by tie grower, Coioncl
David :. Bell. OF Augusta county, va, expressly
for seedl This wheat IS admirably adapted 10 our
climate, being thrifty, hardy variety, and yield
In TWENTY-FIVE 10 thirty bushels To the acre. ANY
further Information will be cheeriully given. a
sample can he seen at our Office, No. Ii fntcentn
street, Richmond. Va, where IL viii be sold In
quantities TO suit purchasers. ,,o,c
p. S.-For further information, see extract from
Colonel Bells letter IN Planter and Farmer Tor
Sartauh.r au 26-.2aw4w
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SPAIN.

MADRID, August e9.-Admiral Topete
will take charge temporarily of the ministry
of the colonies. 1t is said that Escalante, on
his death-bed, made important disclosures
respecting the abuse OF the chief of the
ARMY and navy in Cuba.
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ST. LOUIS. Mo.

AUGUST ?5.-Of cghty-3cycn hogshead5 offered.
twenty-seyen only were sold ! at Ei.lo, 2
at ss.io1s9. 90. Bids were rejected on 70 hogs
heads at IS TO 81. 25-Inainly factory-dr!ed; p!
hogsheads tall factory-dr!edj were passed. We
quote (per 100 bs.) Stems none ofcrlngl. oOc.Gg
sl.50; scraps, s1.5O6l&i; inferior ard common
Tugs wet and under weights S!455; factory iugs;
SS.:54ss, planters Tugs, S6s25gf8j factory~drird
medium leaf, 50 25a $3.50 good dark leaf $lu.5o@
$l?. medium bright Missouri leaf, sl2gt$2o
line brghts nominal (uonc otfered) ut S25Q $50 for
Missouri, S2OG$.O for Kentucky, and 3254SGo for
Virginia.
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
AUGUST 27.-Receipts continue moderate, and
the market IS steady with unchanged prices. The
sales were a25 hogsieads ut 50. rs for Tugs to
good leaf.
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TOHS BOWERS,

TOHS BOWERS,
y tSUccEssoR TO YALE, BOWERS & YALE, 3,
Iron Front Building, Governor street.
RICHMOND, VA
manufacturer and Wholesale and retail dealer In
TIN. SHEET-iR0N, aud CnPPEk W ARL,
STOVES RANGES, and AOT-AIR EgRNALEs.
House-iurnishing Goods, Gas CHANDELIER, FIX
lures, aud Shades. In great variety; Psrlor Crates
and Tenders. Pumps and Hydraulic Rams All
kinds and sizes OF Lead, Wrought IRON and Drain
Pipes. ROOFING, PLUMBING, GAS, and
STEAM FITTING. Also, line assortment oil
Marbleized Mantcls Gas w orks for lighting DWELL
ings, public buildings, &c. Work in his line eAe-
eused In city or country. .au lT-deoGsm&Wsm
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ELIAS's EFFECTUAL ELIXER sBITTERs'
for Dyspepsia, Heartburn, and General Debility.
One bottle will prove It's efficacy and as tonic
| defeS competition.
For sale at retail By princpa! druggists ana gro
GERS and wholesale by the proprietor, 40 0l'
street, Richmond Va.
None genuine without the proprietor's photo
| graph and signature. au ol-t-,0, ,'-
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The Fenians are still holding their Con
gress in New York.
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uRIcHMoSD, May II, 1859.

" Mr. J. Elias: ,.S
sfDcar Sir.-This is to certify that have useo
yonr sEradicator' three times In the course oi -
week and copscicnt.ously say that have derlseS9
more rel ef from It than anything have ever taieo.
have been afflicted with rheumatism Tor hi NY, y.
yenrs and during that time have been unable 70
dress without assistance. 1t has cost me TWO
thousand dollars without receiving relief: ionr
'Eradicator' has acted like a charm. ana SIN,
ccreIy hope Won will succeed In establishing ~ All
through the country and heartily recommend IL 20
ali afflicted with rheumatic diseases contrncted
from colds or other causes. -,
- And believe me- yours. with gratitude,
{, G unpkINS No. L Broad street.'
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VRISIN, TIE GREAT VEGETABLE
BLOOD PURIFIER.
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT.
OF THE
IRIS yERSICOL OR;
OR,
BLUE FLAG.

The most powerful safe, and reliable remedial
agent discovered for the healing Of man. The
wonderful properties of the Iris Vcrslcqlor, htI-
crto unknown or developed, nave Deen UtoEEns
It's stand principal among the blessings OF meai-
cine. -r,,n ,rr,,p
Il nets directly upon tile blood cleansing and puri-
fynr the vital current of all the humors and tants
which disease maariouS influences nave planned
there and graduating and ncutralizing the efccts
of mercury or other polS9ns wcn may u my n nee
lbc rs a remedy for Scr0fuia Eruptlons OF the
skin, Insipient Consumption, Dropsy, &C., and
will the most yiru!ent ana obstinate Cases Oh
RHEUMATISM AND GOVT.
It is an unfalllng preventive and cure for NEW,
RALGIA, SICK HEADACHE, and NERVOUS
AFFECTIONS, and In
It has no equal. It's action upon the Liver ana
kidneys is prompt. salutary, ana efectivc, ana IL
Is this propelty which renders III one OF tue Safest
and most reliable
DIURETIC REMEDIES
known In the practice Of medicine. It's excellent
and skilful combination with other ingredients i'm
p"r'' - ~ TONIC QUALITIES
of the highest ordcr-not temporarily stimulating
hut permanently invigoratlng the digestive or
sano, and rendering 1t u most valuable curative
agent In cases OF
DYSPEPSIA AND GENERAL DEBILITY.
BY taking IRISlN the blood. which permcates
nil the tissues and Is the life and nutrition thereof,
is purified, rendering the whole system perfectly
REMEMBER.-Thls medicine is no offshoot OF
uuackery but the regular formula ofa distinguished
practitioner now resident OF baIi,hoIc Guy, ah h
intelligent aud scientific that u has been adopted
by PHYSICIANS in their practice, and Is daily being
prescribed and recoInmend ed by the most eminent
| of the profession throughout the. country. The
! better It becomes known the more highly Is 1t
| praised and the more extensively Is 1t used.
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ELIAs,s EFFECTUAL ELIXIR guarantees 70
cure Dysentery Diarrhna, ana all oo"ei uisof
ders. Read certificate to j. Elias, ESQ.,:
sun.,r SIR was suffering with the dysentery
four wecks and after taking one dose OF your
Elixir was perfectly cured. can only say IL IL
highly TO any one suffering with any disorder OF
the bowels. c.r>,,,y->,
"YourS truly. y. IREENDAon'
Richmond, April ID, lSs9.'
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VNURNIP SEED-TURNIP SEED.
GROWTH OF 1859.
PURPLE TOP,
FLAT DUTCH,
LARGE WHITE GLOBE,
LARGE WHITE NORFOLK,
DALES HYBRID,
SEVEN TOP, for salad and
RUTABAGA,
grown from selected roots and Of extra qua'lty.
For sale at 1918 Cary street by .l.<>>,
an 10 ALLISON & ADDISON.
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Domestic srarket-fBr TELEeRArHl.

NEW YORK, Angus: 3o.-Eoon.-FIour dull and
Sc. lower. Wheat quiet. Corn frmer. FORK dnli
mt S32. Lard quiet. Cotton quiet and firm ut 35iD
3sc.. ,Turpentlnc, dc. Rosin-Strained, sZ.a".
stocks steady. Money quiet at e@7 per cent.
Sterling-Long, 1904; short 10. Gold, 1851 6-2os,
49, 123S. Tennessee ss, e1-coupons, 81 new, OF
Virginia s's, SIS new, 5s3
EucniR1.-Cotton q shade frmer; sales coo bales
at 35c. Flour dull; superfne. 80. $50 80 com.
heavy and lc. lower: western red. Sl.s04Sl So.
Corn scarce; mixed western. s1lslSl.e0 20. Pork
quiet and frmcr at S32 1o;llS32. IS. Lard steady.
WhIskey, s1.i5. Carolina rice firm at sNp93c. !:
Rangoon lower ut 7i6195c. Sugar in good demand.
Coffee and moasses quiet and firm. Naval stores
quiet. Frcights firmer
Money easy ut 5G7 per cent, mostly at per
cent. Sterling weak at 1924. Gold quiet ut 1884.
Stocks unusually dull but closed steady ut n de-
cline. Governments strong; 5-20's, 90, 1888.
Southern securities weak.
BALTIMORE, August 3o.-Cotton nominal ut
a!;c Flour dull and declined &C.: Howard-str
supcrfine. SeGS825. Wheat irregular prime to
choice, sl.4o6Sl.5o; fair to good, sl.25GSi.s5.
Oats dull mt 5365sc. Pork $3.50. Bacon moro
active. Lard q,iiet. WhIskey dull ut Sl,22.
Virginia e's, old, 45s; lS6s's, 81 1878, sol bid
HC1Sc1vSAT1 August so.-whlskey dull at 81
Provisions dull with little demand. Pork, 500.
Shoulders, ljt8l5ac. -.
ST. LOUIS. August 3O.-Whiskey dull ut sl;l@
Sis. Provisions steady; pork, S@ So Shoulders
l536l5.c.: sides, lslGllst. kcg lard, 2lc.
LOUISVILLE. August So.-Pork unchanged
Whiskey, sl.ls9lSl.2O.
NEW ORLEANS, August 3o.-Cotton dull ano
nominal. Sugar and molasse5 dull ana IN
changed. Gold, l33t. New York sight, 8 pre-
MUM.