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Maine EIectior,s.

PORTLAND, September 10 - The election Il
contess IS an;mss asSsF sias n
publicans assert TINT 'tie Den1oersfssare re.
sorting to. .trickerg but teY already claim
the city. Conner's, friends cfsim Augusta,
where 4 large yote ON both sides is being
: & 3. 3 B &, SECOND Biispatch.11
81 PoRrLlnG septeDbe ID. q rttanfi gives
Conner {Rep.) .4SS88, Rob erts Dem.l s.55t ;
Democratic nnjority, i u. agafnst q Kepnbfi-
can majority last year Of 1853 $50
90 The folIoWisg places give Democratic ms
jorfties Cape Elizabeth, 100 Deerfng, 90 ;
Ozaip, 81. .:S't, = y. ~. 81 ,sit 80
= Bapgor gives Roberts majority OF 122.
Two Democrats aud one Republicans are
elected to the Legislature. To 1879 Roberts
carried the city BIZ over 600.i .fZs:f
b. Eustport. gives Conner 2S7. Roberts 49,
Belfast gives Roberts 500. and Conner 5Ol--
q Dsupcratic majority Of 30 from last year.
Bridgeton gives Cbnner aG2, Roberts 29S.
Augzsts gives Conner 943, Roberts 77s, and
electsstwo Republics members Of the Legs
lature-. p z~a"sa59 9rs
The Republicans garry Saco by III ma
Jority Gr Conner, ard che Democrats eject
one member to the Legislature. .r-@
South Berwick gives Roberts 81 majority
and eleca oil the Democratic candidates for
the Legislature.
& ThN 9[Third RsspGfea. "a
Z PoRTLny, September 13,-.-Forty towns
give Conner fRepublican) 2,470; Roberts,
Democracy 1881. East year the same
towns gave a ubIican vote of 10, 961, and
a Democratic vote Of S766, showing 1.0S9:
Republican majority ia 1876 against 2,l95 in
1874. or loss Of fifty per cent. $50. ~
1890 p. M.--Sixty: towns give. Conner
Ii, 102; Roberts, Is, 1870" Last year tine Re- !,
publican vote in these towns was La, 1851, and
the Democratic vote 10.385.
= -. ss0tFo,rth Dsspaich1
PoRTLANDy September 13.-Androscoggin
county, witksix towEs to hear from which
last year gave Republican majority, returns
623 majority for Conner against 705 last year.
Both senator's and all the representatives are
Republican, being gain of one representa-.
tive. - ~, va
LINCOLN county has gone Republican, gain.
ing four Republican representatives and
losing one. The Republicans elect senator
and commissioner in Waldo county.
One hundred towns give Conner 21,620,
Roberts 1878. Last year the vote was:
Republican, Is, G72; Democratic, A. 27. Re.
publican majority this year, 2,4S2 against
4.544 LAST year. In York county the Demo-
Gratis make gain Of about 600. -.,.,
Ldtest.-One hundred and twenty towns
give Conner S,643; Roberts "a, lao, against
23042 Republican, and 1887 Democratic
last year. Seventeen out OF twenty-eight
towns 10 Kepnebec county give Conner
4,4O4, Roberts $500. Hancock county is
very close. 1t has probably gone Demo,
cratic by ABOUT fifty majority.
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Mississippi Troubles.

MEMPHIS, September 13.-Pss,eng ers by
rail report trouble in Taahatcbie county
The whites had sent runners to Oakland fol
assistance. The citizens of Grenada are or
ganizing and arming. 1t is impossible to
obtain a reliable report.
MEMPHIS, September IA gentleman
from Charleston, Miss, reports that last
Thursday, two negroes who, it is claimed,
live in Arkansas registered. Warrants Were
issued but the negroes fed from the con.
stable and posse who ran them, Evans and
Buford of the posse firing. The negroes in
the vicinity OF Trenton, to the number OF
seventy, armed aud demanded that Evans
and Buford be gwen up TO them, and be-
haVed riotously. Saturday large numoer
of armed negroes assembled at Trenton, and
the whites sent the county treasurer, Stewart,
who is also deputy sheriff, and Jerry ROBIN
son 10 try and induce them to dlsperse.
They threat ened to hang Stewart and Robin
son. who returned in haste, notifying the
citizens that the negroes were swearing
Vengeance. Calls for assistance have been
made on several points, and parties have re-
sponded.
WASHINGTON, September 13.-It is proba-
BILE the President will return TO Washington
tomorrow or the next day, when Cabinet
meeting will be held to consider the Missis'
sippi troubles, and determine what action
shall be taken on the demand oil Governor
Anes for Federal interference.
Attorney General Pie'repont this morning
telegraphed to the United States district at.
torney at Jackson, Miss, to inform him at
once of the present condition OF affairs 10
that part of the State. He also telegraphed
Governor Ames that he had forwarded TO
the President, at Long Branch, all the teie'
grams in regard to the troubles.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, September 13.--The Pres'-
dent is expected here in day or two, when
a Cabinet meeting will be held on tbe ques'
ton of affairs in Mississippi. The conduct
of Ames Is generally characterized in all
quarters here as eowardly in the extreme
but the Government is anxious to get all the
information possible In support OF bis state
ments that peace cannot be preserved in bis
State. 11hos.
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OutIawry an Missouri.

~ KANSAS CITY, Mo-. September 13.--Three
outlaws entered saloon outside of the city
limits. locked up the proprietor, robbed the
house, and raYished the women. The pro-
prietor escaped and gave the alarm. The
outlaws fired on the police, wounding one
of them. The police returned an ipefectuai
volley. A fierce hand-to-hand fight ensued,
resulting in the capture of the outlaws.
Considerable money was found 10 their pos
session.
The house was disreputable.
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THE BLACK HORSE CAvALRY.-The Ajax.
andria (Va.) Gazette learns from reliable
source that General Fiizhugh Lee has re-
ceiyed letter from the khedive of Egypt, 10
which his Highness, after paying General
Lee high personal tribute, says that be Is
DESTROYS of forming body of household
troops to constitute bis body-guard," and
that he wishes as such veteran soldiers, and
also that they shall be the picked men out OF
the whole American cavalry in the late civil
war; aud that il the General thinks that the
Black Horse Cavalry could be organized to
write to that effect. The Gazette adds that
such q Reorganization is impracticable, The
members of the late Black Horse being
scattered over the four quarters of the
globe. F
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Passage Of The Suez Canal by n United
STATES War. Vessel.

WAsHlSGroS, September l3.-Captain Rey-
nolds announces that his flagship (TenDes.
see) passed through the Suez canal without
the least obstruction. She had her buDkers
full of coal, and her draught was 20 feet 6
inches forward. A speed OF from four to
i've knots was maintained in the canal, and
the usual speed through Bitter lake. The
ship was under way nineteen hours and sew
enteen minutes, including stoppases. Cap
tain Reynolds had an hours interview Wild
the Khedye. Captain Reynolds says II may
be considered fortunate for Egypt that 1t has
now upon the throne ruler OF his hishpesss
distinguished ability and force OF character.
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KILN NHIDII J.
WHEAT White, 10 bushels.
Markets by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

Irregular; safes of 6s7 Diles at 14s@141:. Flour
STEADY. with moderate expert dem ,nd; suneriine
s Msi' STATE gooo to choice western
and Stale, s640; com mon 10 choice white wheat,
western extra, Sc 45@s750o common 10 good
and steady : common 10 fair extra, t5.79@k6. 80:
good to Choice exlra, &c s5@tS50. Whea! cent
better anc In fair demsnd 81 SsaSi 4s f1r Wsa
ern; S1.44@t1.46 for old amber western 40
for oIu amier st1'e si4S@n;Ss f Micb %ne
Corn ia active demand aud shade better: 1870
74kc fer steam western mixed; 74HG75hc. fer
sai western mixed; 70@73c for heated and un !,
and Yellow western. Oats qniet and hrm, with
fair inquiry. Coffse-Rio dull and unbalanced, Sn-
ad steady 7asac for far t. good
fiued auirt and unchanged. Moasses dali and no,n-
inaI. Eye steady. Juilow firm. Eosin dull at
e. rss new lob d IoIs ~
prime SIT auy 1t 1880. WAiskey iowerat $1.1SH0
T1.1y. FieIghtS more active. ~ ~
BALTIMORE. .
BALTIMORE, September l3.-FIour dull; How
a asa s,t ss. .so@se sX family eIy
i RIo brands raids *7as7 Is; family. ss75: Wheat
s siive amber, sI.45@ $3.50: Torn se,.
S Gw s7 7se us d ios ssuhern
AZ soc. Provisions quiet ana hrm. PORK. S22.25
@s2250 g sps passr ncvsaSoIe. Io@
1O;Ic csSr-Tib, 13Ac. Coffee dull and nomioal.
W WIS., DUH ar $l.2l. Sugar firm and active at
IoXc. c,,c,sn.rr
cr.ctSyATI, September 13.-Flour steady and
:, fair demand Whelt-Demand fair for red, sell
inc AZ 81 IO@t1 .25 for new; II AZ tor QUO;
Corn hrmer aud hed nsne,s ~, nG ncSsnosd PORK
Ou;et and steady at AL .40@f2l 90. Lard QUIT
a aud steady: steam. s12.S0G$ 12.S7h: kettle
a aoIS limited jobbing eemaud; shoulders, PIG
aXc clear rib, 13@13Sc.; cesr s,deS, 63Me. 1--we
hogs quiet but hrm stockers; SS.ooeyso ~ c nas
Imon ~ shiumen,s, 3SS head. Whiskey, $l.15.
LOUISVILLE.
ror,syuIR, September 13.-Flour dull ana aG-
CHANGED Wheat dull aud lower at ti.lsgs1;ou.
Corn Gull Mt 8S@73c. Cars Gull a. a.eGSS Ss bete
sAc :cear rio sizes, l%ag
ISc clear rio, 121@l2Hc Bacono es1 ayn
9S[S9Kc,; clear rit and clear s9ss. e.
Wbissey outlet and drn at sI.15. BaggiDg quiet
sno arm al 14GSl4kc. s,ses
sT. LOUIE IS.
sr.IoUrs September 13.-yionr quief ana IN,
changed heat higher; No. rec Wintsf
MOOD sofne sales 10 Ser No. Mixed 57fg
sse. Oats higher: SO q 3se.. barley gn,st any
pged: best grades lgweE; other SINGS gun
s at saM@ioc Po1s easier ut e De-
liyered Lard dull and lower; sapmes-
Buknss,ss, nonnaly lin and esp sides
; MniassT al 4. Sit 1--we oes steady aud in.
changed Cattle excited: eoad 70 s ass, na eans
AZ 3OIx6. Sc; Medium to falr, $42~tgsoi eoH'
MON 10 light, $3.239s4. IA
CHIcAio. .at
CHICAGO, September Is Flour duli and sn.
changed What bolyant and unsettled; No:
Chicago spring s1IIp n TO =; 1S ,ris.
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Ciyii Rights In the New York Public
'". Schools,

New YoBK, September 13.-Judge Gilbert;
of the Supreme Court oil Brooklyn, to-day
rendered d. cision in cvil-rights case
WI erein William F. johnson, colored
man, sought TO compel the principal of u
public school to admit his son thereto, iu.
stead of sending him to the school provided
for colored children. The court held that
the common schools are a public charity,
aud thai the benefits conferred by them are
free gift from the State, and, like every
other donor, the State may prescribe in what
manner ana upon what terms and condl-
tons the gift may be enjoyed.
In conclusion, Judge Gilbert says that the
stature. by guaranteeing equal privileges,
does not confer the right to enjoy them in
common With any class OF persous or in any
particular school, and that nothing has been
shown from which can be inferred that the
relator bas been deprived Of the equality Of
privilege to which he is entitled. The mo.
ton for naanddnluS was denied.
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OLD DOBINION STEAMSHIP SFRek
" COMPANY.
FOB NEW YORK..

This company will dispatch one OF their splendid
steamers-oLD DOMINION, WYANOKE, JSAAC
SELL, RICHMOND, and GEORGE w. Rider
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY and SUNDAY as
hi2b water.
These ships are entirely new, and were built ex-
pressly for this route. ~ .-G7s55 y 43s fi2
they have splendid saloons, stateroons, and BATH
rooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attention are IN
surpassed. a.iars.-:t 1.t. j III gaH.
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly
at New York on the Company's covered pier, 81
North river. '.. Nc y Ggit"Sl
With dispatch, and NO charge made except actual
expenses Incurred.
Freight received until z. NJ. daily. 80
For further Information, apply to ss.
GEORGE W. ALLEN d. CO., Agents,
my1e Office Companys wharves. ROcketfA
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Weather RenOrt.

WASHINGTON, September 13.--FeT New
England, the northern portion of ME Mid
die States. and the Lever Lake regien. partly
cloudy weather and slowly risicg tempera-.
ture, with variable winds from the south
east and southwest, continued high barome-
ter, probably falling during Tuesday.
For the southern portion of the Middle
States aud the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
generally cloudy weather and areas OF rain,
with northeast to southeast winds, no decl-
ded change in temperature, and rising ba-
rometer, followed by falling barometer du.
ring Tuesday night. r......:. ..
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- 49,. Hurricane m fhs, west Endfsss 81
HxsAsA, September Is.A hurricane Has
prevailed in the Wind ward ;fslaDda, With Sc.
rious damage to vessels. No details baye
been received. The weather here ia, tbEess-
enipg. a hurricane ia reported at Santiago
de: Cuba last night. es fsfp s.3....'
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General Johnston and the Egyptian
Army.

Especial Telegram TO INC D1bpalcll.J
SAVANNAH, GA. September 3D. Generai
Joseph E. Johnston has just arrived
here from the White Sulphur Springs, of
Greenbrier county, w. Va. The statement
that be has been offered the command of the
Khedive's army is wholly without founda-
ton. General Johnston does not know
how the erroneous report got into circu.
lnfinn
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SUSPENSION.

New YORK, September 1a.--The Express
saws Mallory g. Butter6eld, the largest deal
ers in paper-board in Americs, representing |!
some fifty different mills, announced their
suspension to-day. Their creditors nave
agreed to allow the firm 10 continue.
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MoopY AND SAHKsY AT WORE AGAIN.
Springfield, Mass, September H. The re-
,siPasfst assAkaaa aksys held services
at Norti< fsld to-day, people coming from at
the coun ,.fy f6hnd, 81 'tfiat efhe 6rtbpdox
church proved too small Moody spoke
from the nceli steps TO an audisuceoi 2, 600
la the morning. At 8 O'Clock Sankey and
Colonel Whittle,. of Chicago, talked to. the
children in the church, and Colonel Fair.
banks, of st. jJohnshurg, and.D. W. McWiI.
liam, president OF they Young Mems Christian
Association OF New, York, organized grove
meeting for the crow ds waiting for the eve,
nipg service. At5o'cfock Moody preached
again TO an audience OF 1000 persons.
Moody and sankey decideupcn their revival
90 Tuesday.
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Another Public school Trouble

New ORLEANS, September 13.-The whites
of the senior class OF boys IN the Central
High School decline to attend because co.
lored man has been appointed Professor OF
Mathematics for that school by the School
Board.
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Indicted for Murder.

New YORK, September lathe grand
Jury of Queens county indicted William De-
laney, mate of the schooner Josephine +.
Potts, for the murder of Captain Lawrence,
master of the vessel, while lying in Cow bay
two weeks ago. .........
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Tup KHEp,vs AND THE CONFEDERATE OFF.

The KHEDIvg AND THE CONFEDERATE OFF.
cERs-WHAF GENERAL SHERMAN KNOWS
ABOUT IT. Washington, September 12.-The
selection of Joseph E. Johnston for mill
tary position under the hhediVe OF Egypt IS
the subject of conversation among army ON
GERS, and the opinion Is expressed tnat the
Khediye has greater confidence 10 Tue CON
federa'e generals than IN those VINO assllll-
guisbed themselves in the feoeiai army.
General Sherman says that the hneoiVe Is
not influenced by any such views, but that
there have been as many ex.Federal officers
selected Us there have been Confederates;
and, moreover. that be (Geuersl Sherman),
In response to the request OF the hhedlVe 10
suggest names OF able officers, bad recon.
nended officers from both The North and the
South. Correspondence Baltimore SIN.
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], Rraaai Rn.ler Explosion.

AUBURN, n. z, September Ia n sass
of the steam saw.mills of chatham sfoths s;s
exploded to-day, killing A. T. chatham, nis
sop: and the sou OF John Prince, ana istaiiy
ininring person unknown.
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TOR BALTIMORE. AS6S&a I
PowHATAN STEAMBOAT LINE
rHRoUea ~ sRElaH1.

NO TRAE sRER BETWEEN RtCH&9NU AM
- -''--,f 5 .RALT1MORL~ L..-yss
no DOOkk6E CHAE9D: -.
The new and Yast iron steainern ShAaLEI an9
yyESTIVER. or this line, leave their new pler, u
tua JhocS. foot ef Tuelty-second strcgtt every
TfJESDAY and THURSDAY A9RNisGp
o,eiock. and SATURDAY AFrGRhOON ~ -
osnst Point With baltimore and Ohio railfoaa Ios
ali points west aud northwest aiso Ws14 aassA
central raih DAD tor northern c1ues auo
ses, aid Estes guaranteed ~ tow sg ri
ssd,cea pEwenty-secsnd and Dock and Hiasn ana
Main streefa t.ss I. .-.- ~ 49,
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MAnENE INTELLIGENCE. So
IMMATURE ALMANAC. sxr7sAssn1 ID iii.
sss asss q 3sp
r YH p Flsaagsn: sss.rsrrpssIa,i s,e

IL tl.ssst s.SRalxs1s I'll III III III
,steanier John Sylvester, GiGsrd. Ssryoif. go
ssns1 ~ ya sssfasss on s ssa Ysgs
a' ssssiess Ails s'.'s
nershandse and passsnress ~.
&c scnooner L. D. Rathburn, cro~eii. Kentebee
Sc, Sehe BON, a,dr, pail.d.,-
co sffRooner Is q: Barnes, Latter, rhfsdephia.
ssh9 s =. B. T,ierfsI sssnfars, barr.
ss9snsE =; p / !, Gunner, nerner, pki.sspafa,
,I ssneop.r.R Leach rendleioD, New YesE, e.ssel
,..s, 81 cLE.R1D roe rms FORT. 4t 30
. From , prnslfenca on the 9th, schooner wine
r FOAM n '1Il1 '1a xxxo. .,,,
& Schooner Samuel Warren. Vent. from Bsitinoye
for Petersburg. Va. when o. North Point iruouiis
Of the Patapseo river, struck % heayysqrsli,
aTay and Was obliged 70 return 10 port for Repairs
SoTrcE TO MANNERS.
n ,WAENIsGT0y. September Tiy-The Lighthousa
Board gives notice that on and aster Eecsmber I,
Gently erected 81 Gnrrjtuck bach, HE Iirht win
every s tfs ni iSutn s,iSs r. spps
horizon 1e Ths fssa nsss rs iSS
i t abnvs the ground and 1873 feet above mean
low 'wateI: sIhp light should :? be tceM I'm
S1san :. wealnep frsm the deck OF . vessel
40 tet ABOVE the sea, IL nautical miles The
structure isof re bricks with high Willie ssnd mis-
70 Tue north and soa,h There are no other pgoani-
nens oelscta IN the rtcintty. The approximate
position or me nkb fkouse, astnhen frUis the Cost
survey charts Is as follows :sbasitude SO Ede&seee
n minutes s9'sceopds,, longitude rs degrees 40
distances OF prominent ohe cts arr as foloWs Cape
Henry light north by rest. "a naafiesl Iniies:
BoSy Island hight south by cas- thies-quasters tass,
Saa nau n miles. .s: JosEPH BKNRr.
--'r.i ~ A'&ILt - 80 q t.ssi Chairman.
lgftt5o s9Ta fssY TELEGRAPH j II Gg3fe4is
NKw, IoRE. septem6er 13.--.AIriyed: Cornwall
Arrived ont: City of kichmoDd. s, .y3s.5.,
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Torrthie tragedy.

VENICE, N. T., September l3.-Harrison
Andrews, aged fifty, beat his sleeping son,s
brains out, shot his daughter through Tue
abdomen, fred his house, ana tnen o'e" n's
own brains out. No known motive.
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Condition OF AnhtrS IN SAN TFnHcisCO'
SAN FRANCISCO, September Is. Replies to
inquiries this morning seemed to indicate
that while there is feeling that collections
will be somewhat barber to-day than on COL
lection.day TWO weeks ago, nevertheless Q
general sentiment of confidence prevails, and
no disaster is apprebended In commercial
circles. In the grocery and produce and dry
goods lines a good state Of affairs Is report
ed, and most parties have been able to col
lect largely in preparation for to-day.
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Election In New HAMPSHIRE.

PORTSMOUTH, September 13.-The Dsao-
Gratis have elected, Moses 81. Goodrich Mayor
of this city by 100 majority, and six: OUT of
ten akieI men. -
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g C7ANT0N INSIDE LINE!"a@1I


NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA
81. PRI.WEEKLY. a.yts ~.
On and after OCTOBER lsr the splendid IRON
steamers OF ihis line will leave Richmond TUES"
DAYS. THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
Powbatan Steamboat Lines pier, at corner OF
Twenty-second and Bock streets, making cloee con-
nection each "Trip at Canton Md. ftast Bsltimerel
with the Philadelphia, Wilmington. and baltimore
Railroad Company for Philadelnbia. ..tsj
SPECIAL ADVANTAGE: -
insurance free of cost No dOckage charged at
Richmond Rates as low rs any other line. TINS
Is the quickest line between Philadelphia ana Rich-
mond.
F'rsIgtts ordered by this line should be marked
.slautou Inside Line" aud sent to the Phlladal-
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore depot, Philadd-
pbia. "" ,,.
moud. For further Information apply 70
AN e. Il. TATUM, agent,
Offices Twenty-second ana lock streets
and Nio:h and Main streets, or 70
IS. WILSON, General Freight AGENT,
Philadelpha, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad,
PbladelphtH. .r-f .si .f K. $50 .fis,ts' 10 .
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. DC

4 T MEADE & BAKERS DRUGSTORE,
ASGLo-sWIss CONDENSED MILK, superior to
any ether brand;
DURAND,s CASTILLONS ELIXIR, me tonic,
and for chronic diarrhcet:
LANCET OTIS IODINIZED SYRUP Of HORSE
RADISH;
DARBY'S PROPHYLACTIC FLUID;
POPOLlO, for kidney and liver complaints;'
CRAB.ORCHARD SALT In bottles;
HIMROD'S CURE FOR ASTHMA;
GUARANA POWDERS, for headache:
EFFERvFSCENTC CARBONATE Of LITHtA;
LOZENGES for the thirst of fever;
The most approyed SUPPORTERS and TRUSSES,
at MtADE % nAhAh'o
seq drugstore, 919 Main street.
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REVIEW OF TIE MARKETS.

lerlSleQ 1TOm LIE eutCtS vi poioehooo So
in the Shropshire coiiiery.
REVIEW OF TIE MARKETS.
LONDON, September 13.-The Mark Lane
E.press, in its review Of the grain..rade for
the week, says there has been little change
in the wheat markets generally, which, with
new produce, have only been moderately
supplied, best quality maintaining It's PREV.
ons value. while the inferior has tended
downwards. The general average is now
within a sixpenee Of last year. though the
amounts then sold were double those sold
now, but foreign imports still beng iuil,
the country is amply supplied at rather
lower rates. Flour has recovered 9 franc ID
paris. and fine old wheat has risen a snilling
ner o,1srter. The French markets generaiiy
have been calm and unchanged. Belgium
and Holland have given way in new quar-
Ties about a shilling per quarter. IN aer.
many the tendeacy, owing 10 the nnsness Vi
the weather, bias been djWnward. Inc
same is the case in Hungary.
GENERAL NEWS.
Lospos, September 13.--The Euensne
Globe reports that gold to the amount OF
81 900 pounds sterling was Withdrawn HON
the bank to-day for New York.
There are six thousand cases Of catlie
disease In DeYonshlre-an increase OIL Two
Thousand during the past week.
The steamer State Of Virginia, which sr
rived at Larns to-day, is reported to- haYt
snruny Iesk. At one time 1t was feared
abe would founder, but the leak was finally
stopped. $50 u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-14
steamer sunk.

+, sHssp.nsos. KY., September 13.--Tne
ste lner FIascon snagged ana sunA IA " NV. 'ne
mi Idle Ct The river. ii. ,te5: