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MANCHESTER NEWS.

The COUNTY CoNyESTIoN,-The Conserva-
tive Convention of Chesterfield county, to
nominate candidates for Commonwea
attorney, treasurer, sheriff, superintendent
Of county poor-Eousa, and two members of
the Gen erai Assembly. will assemble to-day
at IL O'Clock A. NJ, at Hayward's Hotel,
Chester. A list of all the delegates has been
heretofore e published. For the county officers
there is opposition to the present incunl-
bents, whom it is conceded have faithfully
discharged their duties, and deserve well of
the people and the party. For the Legisla-
ture the names of various gentlemen have
been urged by their respective friends, and
warm contest is expected. 1t is to be
hoped that the deliberations of the Conyen.
tion will be ,arked by perfect harmony,
and that no mi Utter upon whom the chance
NAV fall will re ceiye the hearty, unanimous
support of the party, as the interests and
honor of the Sta ate may be safely contided to
the keeping Of any OF The candidates whose
names will he to- day presented to the.Cou-
vention.
Tur QUESTION .DEcIDED.-The last meet
ing of the jefferson Literary Society was an
interesting one, anal number of names
were added to the roll. The question Is
the Goose Ordinance E.xpedlent 7" wasably
debated, and decided in the affirmative.
This Society offers unusual attractions to
those desiring mental and moral Improve
ment, and deserves to be literally en-
eouraged.
MORE ENTERpRIsB.-Atth thE corner OF Perry
street and Eleventh avenue Mr.. Charles >.
Maurice is breaki0g ground for the erection
Of large two.story frame building, with
brick basement, fronting % feet on Perry
street, with depth of SOME 90 feet, and
which will contain about ] rooms.s The
house will be fitted up with, modern i'm
proyements, is designed for O private board
ing.house, and when completed will be one
Of the most convenient and attractive places
in town. 80
A WAR REMlNIsCENcE.-The last No. of
the Central Presbyteriaa contains an inter-
esting account Of the burial service of Mr..
r. ". Outland, of this place, member of
the Letcher Battery Captain Greenlee Da-
vidsonl. who was accidentally killed ut
camp Lee February, 1862. The article is
from the pen Of Captain Davidson's fAther,
who sustained the loss Of four Sons IN the
late war. ~ So, ~ !, - zs5
CONDITION OF THE STREETS Despite tne
recommendations and warnings OF tne board
of Health and the approach Of the sickly
season, the condition Of our stIeeasas worse
80 - skf- -
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POISONED BY SrRYcHNINE.--It will be re-
membered that DR.. w. Fl. Taylor received
from Warren county, N. c., short time ago
the stomach and liver OF negro named Stain
bock. who !t was supposed had been pol
so,ed by his wife, who administered dose
Of slrychnine. The Doctor was expected TO
amlyze the stomach and report at once to
the North Carolina authorities. The analysis
was completed yesterday after thorough,
tedious, and careful examination, during
which he found quantity of the poison, as
was supposed would be the case. The tact
has been reported to the proper authorities,
and when the trial comes off DR.. Taylor will
doubtless be summoned as witness.
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The Pactfsc Mail .omnanv.

New YORK. July 24.-At the meeting of
the stockholders here to-day the opinion of
eminent counsel was read to the effect that
the company, Under its charter, had full
power to issue bonds for completing con-
tracts for building steamers, &c. Temporary
measures were taken to raise money for cur
rent expenses. The negotiation for the
California loan has been abandoned. Presi.
dent Bradbury was appointed special COM
mittee to prescribe the mode and amount of
the bonds to be issued, whose amount and
specific purpose for which issued are at
present cOpiectural (.
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The zen,a Lshre.

MATAaoRAs. July 24.--The FederaI DIS.
triet Court here has pronounced Sin Import
ant decision favorable to the importers OF
merchandise from foreign countries, denying
the right OF the Government to collect a
duty OF one-lmlf cent per pound on goods
imported into the Zona Libre. This decision
10 .,ased On the provisions Of the new tariff.
and YES made on the protest Of Mafamoras
merchants against the exaesion Of this duty
by. customs officials, who had persisted 10.
collecting i although che former tariff under
which It was previously imposed had been
epealed. The effect OF the decision WIN
be TO extend the privilege under the zona
Libre, md is applicable Throughout the free
belt s5 81.
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The GOss Murder Case.

PHlLApgLPHIA, July PA dispatch to the
Ecen'ng Telegraph from Westchester reports
that the coroner of Chester county yester-
day visited Athensvile and Brynmaur tor
the investigation of the Goss murder case.
He ascertained many particulars of Goss
alas Wilson while residing at those places.
1t now appears from the evidence thus
far obtained that Udderzook left Baltimore
with 81 800, and was to meet Goss or Wilson
in Philadelphia and give.h him the moneyand
see him on board u steamer for some ESfo-
pean port, but rather than part with the
funds in hand be takes him to the country
and murders him, pockets the money, and
returns to Baltimore.
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kuklux.

WASHINGTON, July 24.-Certain South Ca
rolina politicians have waited upon the At
torney- General and requested his interces-
sion in getting the remaining kuklux pris-
oners pardoned by the President. They
said kukluXism had ceased TO exist in the
State. He promised favorable considera-
ton by the President, and said the latter
would release the hardest remaining cases
last, and that be had already released from
the Albany penitentiary large number.
The delegation withdrew highly pleased,
and will visit Grant at Long Branch.
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Califor,,ia Politics. .

SAN Francisco, July si.-The Democratic
Convention lo.dy nominated James Nc
Donald, rice.president of the Pacific Bank,
for Mayor. The taxpayers assembled in
convention, viii probably nominate Alyord
for reelection If be will accept.
There Is no foundation for the report that
Davis was unfairly nominated for Governor
of Minnesota.
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SPECIAL COURT OF APPEALs.-The follow
ing business was transacted in this court
yesterday:
Fant Us. Downman. Further argued by
James Y. Brooke, Esq, for appellant, and
William A. Maury, Esq, for appellees, and
continued till Monday morning.
Davis, assignee, Us. Knight. Relnanded to
the docket of the Supreme Court Of Ap-
peals.
The court will hear no further arguments
at this term after the argument in FAINT Us.
DoWnman is concluded.
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Murder and Suicide-Tbe Railroad
Robbers.

ST. LOUIS, July 24.--Frederick Schultz,
living two miles from Pleasant Hill, Ne
brask;., lately cut of the head OF his sister,
Mrs. Luokrase, with an axe, and then went
into field short distance from the house
and cut his own throat. No cause can be
assigned for the deed.
DEs MONIES, July 24.-Thc railroad rob-
6ers have not yet been captured. The plum
der amounts to over $1,000.
:, A dispatch from st. Joseph, Mo-, says that
the Iowa train-robbers are believed to have
been traced into Nodoway county, Mo-, and
it is thought they will be captured.
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BALTIMORE. MARKETS.,

BALTIMORE. July :A-Flour quiet and steady and
unchanged Wheat steady; choice amber, sis5
Corn fimer and scarce: southern white, set628c.;
yellow southern, Soc. Oats dull: southern, ss@soc:
firm shoulders, stc; clear rio, ssc. Bacon hrm;
shoulders st9ssc.; rib-sides, lo3Glotc.; clear rib
sides, l1c; sugar-cured hams, t0iee: Lard In
with improved demand; good to choice. is@2lc
" hiskey-city, eac.; western, nominal. Sugar hrm
at llEl1lAc
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
Rich MoNp PosT-OFFIcE JULY 24.-Miss Susan
IT. snithey, Lucy Cobb Institute, Athens,
Ga, Belle Robinson, Columbia, S. e. 7;
Mrs. A. r. Courtney. Churchville. Augusta
county, Va; India NJ. Jetries, Richmond,
Va; Salle Gatewood, Warm Springs, Bath
county, Va; II. 81. Lohman, Norfolk, Va. +;
Miifie A. AIacons, 1852 Peari street, New
York; Macon Nj. Johnston, Portsmouth
navy yard; A. B. Cottrel, Henrico county,
Uo
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TTAMpDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE.

u ..,t
The next session of this seminary Of learning viii
Commence on THURSDAY, September {, 1879.
Hainpden sidney Is situated In Prince Edward
county Va, within few hundred yards OF Union
Theological Seminary. and seven miles from Farm,
Vile, the nearest depot of the Atlantic MlssisspP
most healthy, and the community around distin-
guished for Intelligence and piety.
There is no grammar or preparatory school con-
nected with the college. 1t retains the curriculum.
and the great aim of Its teachers Is to SECURE
tioroughpess in the training and OF
pupiia, and thus TO prepare them Tor proIessloIM
studies or the active duties Of LIFE.
The ordinary expenses Of q student, exclusive oi
the cost Of clothing, travelling, and books are from
&226 to 6276 year. . =.
For catalogue and further tnforMation apply to
REV. J.. M. p. ATKINSON,
President HaInpden Sidney College.
iy 9l.,m Prince Edward county, Va.
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yellow Fever.

New YORK, July 24.-Two yellow fever
deaths have occurred on board the schooner
Dlnsmorc, from Havana hither. The captain
and one man are now down.
HALIFAX, N. s., July 24.-The Ponna
Park, from Cuba for Liverpool is here short
of hands. There have been three deaths
from yellow fever on board, aud the mate is
down with the disease.
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Euk NEW YORh.-OLD 10 -.DF%A
4 MlNluN STEAMSHIP COMPANY. sa.assx4asssss s.aasseesssss
IT, Wheel steamships OLD DuMiNlON,
W lNckEr ISAAC BELL. SARATOGA, NJ
AiAhA. ALEEMARLE. and HATTERAS leave
~ E.E 1oc Norfolk. City Point, and Richmond
"E.rE TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
- j y-iVC! Z NJ.
l;,aye Richmond every TUESDAY, FRIDAY,
-! sunday al high tide.
These ships entirely new They have elegant
s4:oon'. 5tatc-roum> aud bathrooms.
iar isrc, accommodations, and attention are un-
atrpa>>td
fTc!ghts tor points beyond New York forwarded
w.A dispatch. ard no charge made except actual
.alrESe> incurred
Clos" connections made with steamers for all
-ya'h'rn and European ports.
r.! further information apply TO
GEORGE w. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
office Company wharf, Rockets.
,aIiMu GEORGE W. ALLEN.
'rN* +, MAYER. ap2
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Condition of south Carolina

CHARLESTON, s. c., July 24.-State Ire,-
surenCardoza hopes that the suit Of the tax
payers TO have seven millions Of Convention
bonds declared void will succeed, and to- that
extent such an occurrence will be beneficial
to the credit Of the State. Said bonds were
fraudulentIy issued. The emptiness of the
State treasury is explained by the statement
that the appropriations for the year, inciud-
ing old claims, were two and half millions
dollars and the receipts only sixteen hundred
thousand dollars. The next fiscal year will
commence with deficit of three quarters
of million.
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The Cholera.

WAsHNGros, July 4.-Twc cholera deaths
are reported yesterday at Carmine, NI. at
Princeton, Ind, the cheiera Is subsiding.
The panic at Mount Vernon, Ind, is over.
Only two deaths occurred there yesterday,
with 30 new cases. There were eighteen
deaths at La Grange during the last three
days. One cholera death occurred at Wheel
ing, W. Va, yesterday.
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Protest or cigar manufacturers.

PHILApEtrHlA, July 24.--A meeting Of ci-
gar manufacturers was held here last night
TO protest against the enforcement by the
revenue department cf the use Of the patent
clgar-box which the department propose to
introduce The innovation was condemned
strongly, and q committee appointed 20 meet
,Commissio siones Douglass In Washington.
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FUNERAL OF Mr.. O'NE1L.-The remains
of Mr.. James O'Neil, who died suddenly
last Wednesday at Fortress Monroe, arrived
here by the 1890 train from Norfolk yester-
day, and were taken in charge by a commit.
tee from the Catholic Beneficial Society, ol
which he was an active member. The fune.
1al took place at o'clock in the afternoon
from St. Patrick's church, on Twenty.tifth
between Grace and Broad streets, and was
attended by the Catholic Beneficial Society
and large number of other friends and
acQuaintanceS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-25

The United States-Mexican Commits.
sion.
WASHINGTON, July 24.-The ratifcations
OF the treaty for the extension of the Joint
commission for the settlement of claims he.
tween the United States and Mexico have
been exchanged. The new Mexican COM
missioner has arrived here, and MIR. Wads-
worth, the American commissioner, has been
telegraphed to return to Washington. The
business Of the commission will therefore
soon be resumed.
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Collsston. IN Cl,esa,epuealse nay.

4 BALT7Mong, July 2A--Tfes schooner John
Post. Captain Armand, OF Yorktown, Va,
hence for Norfolk, was sunk last night OF
Poplar PoiBt, !, In Chesapeake bay, thirty.ive
miles below this city, By collision with the
steamer Highland Light. Captain Almand,
bis wife and daughter, aged twelye years:
with the crew, were rescued by the boats OF
the steamer before the schooner went down.
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weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, July 24.-For the South at,
lantc States. on Friday, soutberly winds,
cloudy Weather, and possibly local rains.
For the Middle and Eastern States, west
erly whds, increased cloudiness, and some
what higher temperature, aud possibly local
storms on the Middle Atlantic coast.
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GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, 10 H.. building lots and
small farm ut brakes Branch, Charlotte county
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SON, 81 p. NJ, brick
storehouse on Dock street near corner Of Seven
teenth, and used as part of Old Dominion su-
gar Refinery.
COOK & LAUGHT0N, at their rooms, ut 10 A. NJ. :.
general assortment of furniture, hack and har-
ness, scales, &C.. sc.
REDWOOD & CRENSHAW, household f,uni-
ture. 10 A. NJ. at their salcs-rooms.
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SORE NIpPLEs.-The suffering which many ladies
experience from caked breasts and sore nipples is
little realized by men. A remedy has how come to
them, aud the wonder Is that 1t has not been Disco
vered before. The CENTAUR LINIMENT is rs deli
cate and soothing as cosmetic, and affords such
speedy and permanent relief that we are showcred
down with thanks. 1t is simply wonderful thing
for all sores, lameness, and swellings
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

England.
LONDON. July 24.-The bank rate has been
reduced one and d half per cent. 1t is four
per cent.
The northern counties of England have
been visited by u severe thunderstorm, re-
sulting in great destruction to property and
crops.
LONDON, July 24.-Baron Wolverton is
dead.
The ship India. from Philadelphia for
Hamburg, put into Deal to-day to land three
men who were rescued from the schooner
Glmas Dickinson while the latter was found
ering OF Cape Cod.
ireland.
DUBLIN, July 24.-The Orangemen Of Ar
magh made 4 demonstration yesterday in
honor of visit Of a number Of delegates
from Canadian lodges. Fully five thousand
persons participated. There was no disor-
der.
Spain.
MADRID, July 24.-A collision between the
inhabitants of Valencia and the Republicans
is apprehended.
Desertions from the Government forces in
Valencia still continue.
BARCELONA, July 24.-The gendarn.orie
OF this city, to the number of two hundred
and fifty, have joined the Carlist forces.
Bayonne advices received here from Car.
list sources state that the minority I'm the
Cortcs intend to leave Madrid aud 10 to
Carthagena, where they propose establish
ing @ separate government. They are en-
deavoring to induce Senior Ply Margal to
accompany them.
From tile same source it is learned that
the insurgents ut Carthagena have enlisted
10000 men of different nationallties, and In.
creased their forced contributions on the in.
habitants to $4,000.
Colonel Nsza has left Madrid for the pur-
pose of fomenting an insurrection iu the
province OF Jaen. His arrest has been or.
dered by the Government.
Russia.
ST. PErERsBuRGH, July ga dispatch
from kbiYa says that decree was issued by
the Khan or the the 24th ultimo totally
abolishing slavery throughout his domains.
1t provides that all persons held Ia bondage
shall be made citizens or returned to their
native lands.
Africa.
New YoRK, July PA letter from Africa
states that the English burned the town OF
Elmina on the 30th June, on account Of
the inhabitants furnishing the Ashantees
with arms and ammunition.
The town OF Cape Coast is full Of Fantees
TO the number of 10000, they having been
driven in by the Ashantees, who now COM
mand oil the interior to within mile of the
coast.
Dysentery is quite prevalent among the
British forces on account of the scarcity Of
water. 4,
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{. r. REEs g. Co. take the front rank, as is con-
ceded by the profession and acknowledged by the
critical taste of the most fastidious public. They
have neglected nothing in their efforts to attain and
hold their advanced position. Enjoying every ia
clity III their long-established gallery they make
no false pretensions when they claim to furnish
their patrons with the very best photographs at the
lowest prices.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW luRK MAKE ETS.

~ -l-.-. NEW EVIsh WhNhEtfc' ~ -.
NEW YORK. July .L-Cotton quiet: eaies. 1880
bales: niddiings. :lc. Flour in moderate request
and rather easier. " hlskey hrmcr and fairly sc-
tive at ssGp5sc. Wheat closed dull. Corn a shade
armcr: white western, TIC Coffee strong. Mo-
lasscs quiet and Grui. Rice.steady at s9ec. Pork
flrmer new. s1I25R*t7.57. Lard steadser; western
steam, SIC. Turpentinc dull Roaiu unchanged.
Ta0w tfrm at s6Sic. Freights firm.
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TELEGRAPHfC NEWS. ]
fredericksburg, Orange and Char
IOttesyilie Railroad.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.I
FREDERICKSBURG, Va, July 24.-The City
Council to-day, rejecting the sentiment of
nlne.tenths Of the private stockholders Of
the old road, adopted resolutions not to in
force the forfeiture of the Fredericksburg,
Orange and Charlottesville railroad incur
red on the 1st instant. and agreeing to ex-
tend the time for construction to Verdiers-
vile to the 18th Of September, and to Or
ange Courthouse 10 the 1st of December
next. A large force Is now working on this
line, and the early completion of the road
may be confidently expected.
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HELMBoLD'S BuCHu-the only extract OF that
wonderful curative shrub that contains It's full vr-
tuesls still considered the true specific for kidney
diseases, gravel diabetes, calculus, dropsy and
those obscure diseases that undermine life and rob
1t of enjoyment. DIR. HELMBoLp, who spent n
fortune in making his discovery known, has lived
to see it Endorsed by the physicians and people of
two continents. Remember that 1t is HELMBoLD's
extract that cures when all others fail
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HAVE ANALYzED THE WIIsKEY KNOWN
under the brand Of "B SELECT" controlled by
Messsrs. WALTER ID. BLAIR 6 Co., Richmond,
Virginia, and find it free from fusil oil and other
impurities, aud recommend Its use for medicinal
and family purposes. J.B. MCCAw, NJ. D.,
Late Prof of Chemistry Medical College of Va.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, July :4,-Flour dull at ae.7eGS1.
Corn firm AZ 40@.3c. Provisions firm. Pork
opened ut $155e sales at &l5 held at Sle17i up to
the close Lard dull ;;steam held at stc; Kettle In
good demand; sales at Sic: Bacon In good de-
Inand and firm; sales of shoulders at SIC. clear
rib.sides, loc.; held at lotc sides, Iot@ieSc Whs-
key firm at &c.
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THE NEW POSTAL CARDS UNDER THE LATE POS
rAL law-useful, serYiceable, and cheap The adj
verliscr can fll The back of the cards with amy
printed announcement he may wish to make public,
and sen them through the mail for only one cent.
Can be printed at this office at low rates.
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The Eord Gordon kidnapping Case

ST. PAUL, MIMI, July 24.--The Mamto-
ban authorities have decided to hold the
alleged kidnappers of Lord Gordon for
trial.
FORT GEARY, July 24.-Applicatiou has
been made before Judge McKeagney to ad-
NIT the prisoners implicated in the Lord
Gordon kidnapping caseto bail. The judge
reserved his decision.
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Paper-Mill Burned.

RoNDoUT, July 24.-Tbe extensive paper.
mill of Schoomaker & Lefevre, in Napock,
Ulster county, was burned to-day. Loss,
10000; insurance, $4,000. Cause: straw
in bleach-room took fire.
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ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

ST, LOUIS, July 24.-Fiour quiet and unchanged;
stock Of old scarce aud firm. Corn In fair demand
aud higher; No. mixed, 594oc. for elevator; 4sc.
for sacked. Whlskey higher; Ole. Pork hrmer at
$l6.50(D$l8.62s. Bacon brmer: shoulders, Sa@Dsic;
clear rib-sides, 1oc.; clear sides, lO@leac. Lard
frIner refined, Sa@Qstc.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

On az sales OF real estate made bet,0cen the lst NJ
January Gid 3oth of June the ta1es for the pre-
au GALES made betDeen the let or JuIy and last
ofhe year the toaes hare to be paid byt the seller.
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NoTARIEs PupLrc Accommodates
Edward NichoIs and B. N. Cooke have been
appointed notaries public; the former fol
I.oudoun county and the latter for tint
county of King William.
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1.n1r1sy1I.I.E MARKErs

i LOUISVILLE, July -Flourquiet and unchanged
Corn In fair demand for ehelled: sacked. Si@67c.
Provisions in fair demand and 8rm. Pork, tle@
$l6:so Bacon-shsulders saGstc. clear nb-sidcs,
lc8t@osc.; clear sides, lv3c. Lard steady: cho!ce
leaf e8sc. In ferces lgc. In kegs: steam, stc for
small lots Hhlskey steady al p2(nssc.
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Presentation. Charles Herndon, State
senator from Spotsylvania, was in the city
last evening.
Right Reverend James Gibbons, D. D.,
returned yesterday, after an absence of sew
eral weeks on an Episcopal visit to the
North Carolina diocese.
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BE TRUE TO YOUR TEETH AND THEY WILL BE
true 10 you. Never will you need false ones If you
use the SozoDoNT morning and evening. 1t imparts
indestructiblity to the enamel, keeps 1t white and
spotless, and wonderfully improves The breath.
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BAITIMoRE IIyE.sTocY MARKET

BALTIMORE, July 2I.-Cattle more active and
lower: very best on sale to-day, 53GQe i0. first
sqnaity, 4s9t5c.; medium, a@asc. receipts, 1870;
sales, l,A0. Hogs In good demand ut 73l0sc.; re-
ceipts, 1888. Sheep fairly active and tc higher;
choice, 4@5tc. receipts, 1859.