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LEXINGTON.

~IlGE goEEEp-TErNK LOST VALUED At
S,;al-TlIs. Trunk FOJND-IT WAS EMPTY.
Correspondence cf Tie Richmond Dispatch.J
SEPTEMBER II. 1876.
Tie robbers whom | spoke Of in a recent
.i'rr lHlv" made second less bold but
sore successful attempt to rob the Goshen
Lexington stage. 1t occurred Friday night
while III" stage was coming up 4 hill near
'av fourhou>e. The boot-StrapS were I'M
urbicd and large trunk taken out OF the
,o,. There were six passengers in the
'J-c. The theft was not discovered until
he stag" got to Lexington. 1t belonged to
Jd"t T.. Turner Hill, OF Culpeper county,
ga. III l.. besides some checks, were $500
Il cl,-uhacl> and valuable clothing, all OF
which j. estimated 10 be worth 5000. Off
.cr> Of the law have been upon an unsuc-
.r>>iul search FOR The thieves. The trunk
~ been found in the road, where it was
4r,icd open and empticd OF its contents.
{. Is.
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vEGE'EENE.
VEGEEEEE.
VEGETINE
PUR1FlES THE BLOOD,
RENOVATES AND INyIGORATES TIE
WHOLE SYSTEM.
ITS MEDICINAL PROPERTIES ARE
ALTERNATIVE, TONIC, SOLVENT. AND
DIURETIC.

TEGETINE is made exclusively from the juices Of
carefully banks, roots, and herbs, and so
strongly concentrated that it will cffecualIy crad
cate from the system every faint of Scrofua, Scro
fulous IIumors, Tumors, Cancer, Cancerous Humor,
Erysipelas, Salt-Rheun, Syphilitic Diseases, Can
kerr FaintneSS at the Stomach, and all diseases that
arise from impure blood. Sciatica. lnfammatoLy
and Chronic Rheumatism, Neuralgia Govt. and
Spinal Complaints, can only be cfectually cured
through the blood.
For Ulcers and Erupive Diseases OF the Skin
Pustules, Blotches. Boils. letter, Scaldhcad, and
Ringwor,n, VEGETISE has never failed 20 effect q
permanent cure. .....r .....
For Pains in tie Back, Kidney complaints, Drop
sy, Female Weakness, L .ncorrhGa, arising from
internal liberation, and Uterine Diseases, aud Cen
eral Debility, NEGETINE acts directly upon the
causes of these complaints. 1t ihvigoratcs and
strengthens the whole sytcm, acts upon the secretiVc
organs, allays Inflammation, cures liberation, and
regulates the bowels. -a.
For Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Habitual Costiveness,
Palpitation Of the Heart, Headache Piles, Nervous
ness and General Prostitution Of the Nervous Sys-
tcn no medicine has given such perfect satisfaction
us the yEGETINE. It purifcs the blood, cleanses
all Of the organs, and possesses controlling power
over the nervous SYSTEM ~" ..'' a.
The remarkable cnres effected by EEGETISE have
induced many physicians and apothecaries whom
we know to prescribe and use II in their own faRt-
lies. -,.. ..eJ. ...'f-: VI! |.t-'A& I
In fact, VEGETINE Is the best remedy yet discov-
cred for above diseases, and Is the only reliable
Blood-Purifcr yet placed befor re the public.
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Mn. a. ROGERS has in his possession
one OF the most remarkable mineral forma-
tons known in the history Of mining. It
came from the Bobtail mine in Colorado,
and was purchased by Mr.. Rogers day
or two since. The mineral in question is a
piece OF collaborating iron about two inches
wide by three long, and is covered with
minute particles of gold on every side OF it,,
while the upper surface is frosted with fine
thread-like particles OF gold, and ruby
colored formation, which in a strong light
flashes and scintlates like diamonds. At in
tervals appear small nuggets OF pure gold,
surrounded by the ruby formation. The
whole looks more like a work OF art than
nature, and rs curiosity is of priceless
yalue.-San Bernardino Times.
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Garrotcrs are logged in England. Wiz
liam Leonard. who was convicted OF high
way robbery from 4 young lady in Lin
coin s-nn-ticld. was sentenced TO penal SER
vitude for seven years after undergoing
two separate tloGgings OF twenty lasheS each.
The arbitrators upon the boundary line
between Virginia and Maryland continued
their sessions last week, Judge Robertson
making the concluding argument for the
Virginia claim. He resumed his argument
Yesterday morning without concluding.
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The SUFFOLK POsTMAsTEH.-The good
people OF Suffolk are greatly excited over
the discovery that Mr.. CALVIN L. Gardner.
postmaster Of that town, has embezzleG
moneys belonging to the Government. Yes
terday his seven sureties (all Conservatives,
took possession of the office, and an exam
nation of the money-order book revealed q
deficit amounting to S1,731.94. We were
also informed that he has Hypothetical al
one OF the banks between four hundred and
five hundred dollars worth OF postage
stamps. The amount Of his bond is SS,000.-
Norf0lE Landmarks, 18th.
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by telegraph.

w W = UI.ff. -. y -l--5.-l,..
NEW YORK. septemDer 12.-C9tton easier; saiss
fair demand and shade Ii iner common to fair ex-
ira, - So@s6; good to choice extra, g. $500.
Wheat opened lose. better. strong Dut sonewnat
Sl05 for inferior old winter red western; S1.25 for
amber State; S1.25@$l .30E for amber western.
ern mixed; 56H@59Hc. for white western. Oats "a
Their more steady with moderate business. Coffee
Rio quiet and very firm l5taG 1890, gold LOT cur,
goes 13&CGl 9ac. solu ior Jo1 iots sugar gun am
moinlna'. hIoiasSe3 nhcnangeu 1ice uucilAHkSu
Port lower: new Ri n5TISI5. so. lard decdesiiy
lower mime stcsn,' 81 q S7IGSG i .ooY Whiskey
dn and lower nj 10 Frciphfs rather more stcady
BALTIMORE. III, 80
BALTIMORE. September 2.-Flour steady and un..
changed. Wheat active and firm; Pennsylvania
red Il 2O@sl .25: other grades unchanged. South
ern corn quiet white, 50@55c. yellow, 52@65c.
Oats steady aud firm. Rye 1rmer at 55@5Sc Pro-
visions strong. Mess pork, S1S.25@$lS.50: Bulk
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ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
Especial telegram to the Displtch.l

Especial telegram to the Displtch.l o...
PORTSMOUTH, September 12.-At the Butte
Street Colored School in Norfolk, to-day,
two OF the boys got into a quarrel, when
one OF them struck the other with pen
knife, which killed him instantly. 1t ap-
pears that the boys, John Thorowgood
and James Nash, with other scholars OF the
colored public school, were engaged in
g chunking" each other with melon-rinds,
when Thorowgood drew pen-knife to
keep; Nash from running upon him, and
stabbed him in. the heart, killing him in
simultaneously. Thorowgood was arrested
by Officer Crook and confined in the watch
house. The coroner's jury rendered YER
dict to the effect that the deceased came to
his death from q knife in the hands Of
Thorowgood. ..,-,., ,...... =
THE YELLOWSTONE CAMPAIGS-TERRY DIS
SOLVES HIS OPERATING COLUNN-THE EX-
petition AT AN END. ..s
NEW YORK, September PA special dis
patch from Terry's camp, on the Yellow
stone near Glendive, September 9TH, ciG
Bismarck, D. T., 18th, says: General
Terry this morning issued an order diss0lv-
ing his operating column. General Gibbon,
with the Montana troops, will leave in the
morning for Fort Ellis. Major Reno, with
the Seventh cavalry, and Major Moore's bat
talon OF the Sixth infantry, will patrol the
north bank OF the Yellowstone in order to
prevent any band of hostile Sioux that may
be retreating before General Crook crossing
the river. Colonel Otis, with the Twenty
second infantry, viii remain at this point in
charge OF the subsidiary depot" -.
THE YELLow-FEvER.
SAVANNAH, Ga, September 12.-Total in
terments since last report, 33 ; yellow-iever,
90. The Benevolent Association asks aid to
assist them in providing for the sick and
destitute. + :. -. =. sE..
NEW YORK, September 1.-TWO cases Of
yelloW-fever are reported to the Board Of
Health of this city. First, that of John
Evans, wealthy business man of Savan-
nah. Ga, who died at o fashionable hotel on
broadway: second, sailor found sick at a
Sailors boarding-h ouse, 81 Market street.
Evans came here from Savannah to escape
the scourge. Prominent physicians say
there is no cause Of alarm, as the season Is
too far advanced. li.s ~.
SAVANNAH, September 12.-The tota! IN
terments to-day were thirty-three, OF when
twenty-one were from yellow-ieyes.sEs
OPENING OF THE JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY.
BALTIMORE, September t12.-The formal
opening Of the Johns Hopkins University
took place to-day. Addresses were deliver
ed by Professor Huxley, Ii. d., +. i. -,
of London, on g. University Education
and by President Gilman. lst.!t ~; e;
THE VIRGINIA JOURNALISTS IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, September 12.-The Yin
ginia Press Asso ciation arrived IN this CITY
about noon to-day. They were: met ana
phia Press Club. 9 sz ts,s &
~ 5 4, FAMOUS TRoTTER DEAD asai4 nesi.
LAWRENCE, KANSAS, September 12.-The
famous trotter, Ethan Allen, Is dead; aged
twenty-seVen.
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According to the latest fashions black
pantaioons and maroon necktie are s,hta-
BILE for suicides. II <"E-s..
The Atlanta (Ga.) Times claims that the
colored vote for Tilden in that State will
exceed 100000. .. ,..,<.,
On Monday the Washington hotel, in SUI
folk, was sold at auction to Colonel d. j.
Goodwin, of Portsmouth, for $4,000.
Passengers for Florida and southwest
Georgia, travelling uia Charleston, are trans
ferred three miles from Savannah to south
ern-bound trains.
Even il the North Pole were discovered
the discoyerer would be. followed in ten
minutes by Chinaman who could live on
icicles at two cents cross
OR Liuinq and Our Dead, Raleigh, N.
C.. is offered for SALE The sale will include
subscription list, back numbers. plates, and
goodwill. "i
The Virginia celebration at the Centen-
NAL has been postponed until October, Gov
ernor Kemper being unable to be present
on Thursday next. = ~
Colonel Gordon's African expedition has
been heard from up to June "a, 1876. He
found the White Nile split up into two
branches south OF Lake Albert Nlyanza,
one newly discovered arm flowing north
west into the Lardo Khartoum branch OF
the Mile. s,&5 =. /! sst,.
Engine 1872, eastward bound, in freight
convoy, on the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road, exploded its boiler while running
near Lime-Kiln switch ut o'clock Monday
afternoon, killing the engineer, August
!Schafer, and the fireman, James f. Cook.
Both are residents OF Baltimore. The body
Of Schafer was thrown oyer substance OF
fifty yards. Both were very much man
gled. .hl /. 80 ~ 3; ia III ssigs133ir.
Pools were sold ut New York Monday
night on the result OF the international
rifle match. The American team !. We're :, de- =
d. the prices: American, $l09; Irish, $50 !;
Australian, $40; Scotch, $50; Canadian;
$40; American, $75; Irish, $50; Scotch,
$50; Australian, $35; Canadian, 80.
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SUMAc Poison. Crank Gardner, age tween.
ty-one, OF No. 228 Hoffman, street, BaIti-
more, left that city-on last Friday, in COM
pany with William A. Bradley, for New
York. They came by train as far as New
ark, N. j., and then, their money, having
given out, started to walk to this city. As
they passed through the woods near Jersey
City, some shrubs swept over Gardner's
face, and in a few minutes It began to
swell until bis eyes we're closed. His head
became OF mammoth size, and he had to be
led by his companion to this city. His head
continued to swell until the skin was drawn
80 tightly over his face that the pain became
intense. He was removed yesterday to
Bellevue Hospital, where the physician said
that he had been so badly poisoned with SUI
mac that his life was despaired of.-Neto
York; Tribune, 11th. iE.t1
WHO IS He ?-The Norfolk Landmarks Of
the 10Th says: 1t will be remberered by our
readers that we alluded a few days agotto q
letter received by Mayor Tucker from the
Mayor of Wilmington, n. c., making in
quirics for the parents of q young man who
said hisname was Clyde, and who now hes
dangerously ill in the hospital Of that city,
with little hopes OF recovery. He claims to
hail from Norfolk, and the Wilmington Star
says: "The name of Clyde is a fictitious
one, as appears from letter from his mother
found on his person. The young man is i'll
almost unto death, there being but slight
hopes OF his recovery, and has thus far
failed to disclose his true name. The let
ter from his mother is couched in the
most aifectionate terms, filled with mother
ly advice and counsel, and displays an
anxiety to know why he should have
changed his name, but ut the same time
cautious not to reveal it, as il fearing the
letter might fall into other hands. A sister
Emma is referred to several times. The adj
dress at the top of the letter has been cut
out, though enough remains to lead to the
belief that it was written at Petersburg.
The initials signed to the letter are c. H.
c. H. and on portion Of blank page is
written, apparently in the hand OF the
young man himself, the words, 90, God!
how long:' with the initials 'W. B. H.
appended The letter is dated July 81,
1876. $780,. ....... ...s.. d..
"Therc is q mystery surrounding the
stranger, who appears to be only about
twenty-three years OF age, and at present
there seems to be no clue to its solution, as
there is nothing about his person to lead to
his identity"
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Literary Paris has been gently electrified
by the conversion to the Catholic faith of
the celebrated sensational novelist Paul
Feyal, the most prolific Of French ro-
mancers after the elder Dumas, who began
his career thirty years ago with the "Myste-
ries of London,'' who has been known to
keep four different serial stories going at
once in four different newspapers, and who
published seventy-eight volumes in the two
wears from 1856 to 1858. Pauls letter an
,inouncing his profession Of faith appeared
on the Goth of August. + E.,s..s-t.s.
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81 So s sssa g sol 2sssas a1ss2a
l191 5c.; Iecs
,ye.se,s sr,me sattIs northern ~
Rscs. ca Uaraas,N g szSss
~. r srtn Cazoitla Mol CIT ITO
w Nort &c -. EastsTl gross
ss.soass1o No. lna saESgi5 III s Ma
sha All Il 1 IL 80. I'm t'is Y 10.
barTais. oaiteis and 1lefces u half-
Iot1sses: Common ssyrur-Hogaheats, s24S.
sa@ssc as .sa,, s sp,esn sp
Posfn NJ kngaI Ne, a1S
from store ai.75. Gronnd alum. Il. ssnnl
@si.as > sae as sA.Aossi. nom sose' 10y
sdg 9gI, crushed dzc Powdered, lsA ra1a-
yellow 'ass 9Ssc ea as ss ias po sats1 ia Ia
ss 81 DemSsrara, lox@ lo.c.
toilet, 15@20c. and isncy prices: sco,nssy 4gsc.;
Teas Black, $3.50 tie bust 8 prime arflels;
irIipesiiai; @t.1Og9i.6o sgunpowder, $1.4S4g1.76
ior g strictiy cnoice. 80 IS
80 !. 800. : vs..
flint l2c. wet salsci, 5@sc.; wet saltcd calf
sS1 nsa,,bsr Sn Il as
hemlock, lg@2ss.; country upper, 25@ Bel s,y
country, 25@3Q: city flush, 3s 40c. p o. :eat
skins, French, sl.25@s2;25 q D.. rough sairtiag
Iron, Steel. Nails. &e.4 s.
from American yrefI,e5 old Dmnfr,on -, FIN
no s"Ine "a m EnaIssb and "A m ertca,. sIcefsA1s
SIC; swedes, inmmsred, 6Ga7c.; hoop, 5esssr. = :
1orsesAoes .s - per keg G .s. az 81
Mis- Old DominIon, s9 (s mar kec for s,a n,,,ei
that is tcrncnny wfeT, SfII kess rs ni,,I,ss I'D IN
month Idc nay cns, IA e1,,rn.i nf,,er
sIzes extra - s'-''s', -, s-ss
pJn,1obT et;i, ypr,oIaen,n laancg. .aIatt 81
51@6c % b. - * e. I. 3. ri IS
Rope! Mahilia' oes1. 10 'tSc.' ju1e, s'sc.-
rs ~ 5fiE sLicorfce. " e.
Licorire Pirate. Il n. o 70 31c5. r. j.Is t2aes.
o. c., 23c.:K K. Co, 24c. p. S., 25c.; Anchss.
&c; A. c. c.. 2Gc.; q. Y G., CSC.
rb, s..
u-1,,too,l 81 sIs . !, 100
yirsina popar sIS5OaSJS d sl,b6 I White nine
saIG1a1 4 nfn. rc,iny Mn, bsosris sInSakaI.
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WARM SPRINGS.

4 SUCCESSFUL SEAS0N-THE DELIGHTS OF TIE
SEE,NG>-CELEHHATIO OF THE RENOMI-
NATION OF EX-GOVERNOR wALKER-GENE-
al. JOSEPH Z. JOHNSTON AND THE OFFICE
~ ApirTANT-GEEEEAL--TuE GUESTS, &C.
.G1-r-r,nGrHcc of HE Richmond DisM;ch.l
SEPTEMBER 8, 1876.
Virginia springs generally have done a
Ing business this season, though Colonel
-;hanh has been fortunate in having here
staying and paying company, and / am
lad 10 >ay has met with success.
Til" company holds on here longer than
AZ! other place in the mountains, and we
We AZ this time Il large congregation OF
,rerIhle People booked until October. The
I'll, will be kept open until the 18th of
1t month. Persons once in the lovely
arm Springs valley dislike to leave its
'l"l and contcntment. The attraction OF
"4utitul scenery on all sides, unlike any.
In" in other portions OF the State, to-
,.,h"r with its delightful baths, render it
-ircd haven Of rest 10 the care-worn
-"Fchant the weary traveller, or the
.oHrl-lown Gerlnan-dancer. Here they
~s1peratc, and return to their homes ready
winter work.
When Mrs. Darlington spoke OF bathing
ID lmpurity in water as cold as Green
-44 icy mountain or midas coral strand,
4; Is Tor her she always did like hers tor
all ,hr evidently referred to this very
at"' for here may be found "baths" both
ID and "i0rpid," which the visitor may
- III Ill Of. The cold bath on frosty
';.AihS Is one OF the best baths to come out
y: ever tried.
Hl.h' before last number OF Conserya-
from tins and other States, headed by
l. hancock, ol the free town OF Man
>'''' Va, burned number OF tar-bar-
81, Oh tlag-rock which is on top Of
arm springs mountain, about one mile
~ i nan from the hotcl-in honor OF the
'nih"''on OF Ex-Governor G.. G. Walker
,'n9r">>. y salute for each township
.,'' Ul,'Iicl va, fired, one for each ward
'.T cite and an extra one for the Fourth
-" manchester. At the same time q
~ bonfire was burning in front OF the
''' ana sky-rocketS, Roman candles, and
H n'rWorks sci OF. Tho display was
seldom seen in these mountains, and
-"''eo thc attention OF the visitors gene
''Htfai }. f.. Johnston and wife ale here.
:. General enjoys excellent health and
49, 81 Johnston is improving rapidly. Ihave
..' ~ d number OF Virginians suggest the
>,'m q, LOT the position OF Adiutant-Gene-
4 y Tue state; but as the Office now stands
s.IS poor one, and it is doubtful il he
,.."; u accept. Indeed, ] believe the law
ar, ' u Tor uniting the duties of this Office
4 ''a' OF some other executive officer.
ons the guests are Hon. James Lyons
q ' "ne' T.. '. Daniel, Jr., and family,
81 *l Charles Ellis, Hon. Beverly
4 -,. sei aHd wife, Of Richmond; General
ss. ioH ana wife and Miss Preston, OF
81 |aio'ina; John Andrews and Miss
+ r5sn s' OF Louisiana; Mrs. Gait, Mrs.
ri i' ana Dir. Chew, Of Washington
Ht1esa, Of New York; Mr.. Fox. Mrs:
II Il. sna Tue Misses Fox, Philadelphia.
10 ..y. "v S"l Is cool and pleasant, though
81 'c'. IAN BEG. i.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, September l2-Noon-Stocks active,
unsettled, and leverish. Money, ~ Gold, 1885.
Exchange-Lony, 4S33; short, 4S5. Governments
active and steady. Statcs-Old TennesseeS and Viz
gna consols lower; rest better.
Ereaing.-5Ioney easy at IL. Sterling firm at
4S4. Gold weak mt 9I@91G. Governments dull and
steady. States quiet and nominal.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. September l2.-Virginia G's defer
red, Ga: conso!s, 81. North Carolina G's, old, Is
new. e..
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la!ied ~ The new girl-babies are being
r., 'S'Ae, after Tennyson's heroine.
a,ely ~ e. Criminals viii be executed pri-
,U5Iic d d. DALLAS, Texas, in order to prevent
'' generalization. r.
febarina. 10y Irish Catholics OF Canada are.
aAltner 40 ,or pilgrimage to Rome next
ll,lGe - ' NC lhey viii bear an offering OF
a. 9Iir " .ns Pope on behalf OF the Irish
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RICHMOND MARKETS.


..a TUESDAY, September IL, 1876
Country Produce.
Roots: Ginseng, ooc.; seReca, without top, 359
41 Reespar: 2s9soc. a b.
Bitter: Prime to choice yellow, 22@23c. fair to
go@o o,a ao s9sa2: so@esc. bushe for country
Eggs: In barrels, l3@14c. p dozen; In crates, IA
90 H Eo rs,n s 475@ss; extra s7as5. as
family. s6.50@S7; family, fancy SPY. ,,,,o,
Feathers: Prime live-soose' 4'esaoc'' common
Earseed: sl.25 q bushel.
Hau: Virginia timothy, 70@60c.; clover, 5o@ 6ac.
pItS irIsII, new. barrel, s2250$250.
j Lard: Country, 12@l3c. =
S;yym s 'YSc.@$l.o5, according to quality.
Baied Straao: 40@45c., and Ia demand.
Tallolo: 7H@6c. p D. ,,.,,,,o, ,.6aooc
Wool: Washed. 25@32c: mwashed, logZZo. i
Cement, Lime. Plaster, &c. - =
Cement: Rosendale, s1.65@sl.75 Q barrel James
k' xfp,s Agricultural, loo bushel; Virginia, In
dian Rock, CLIO; Rockland, s1.le@sl.25, accord
NJ Is Hump sags42S gsosad
Dry Goods.
Broom Sheetings and !Shirtiags: "A Manchcs-
ter eSe Name; ss e. sn aa1 RTe1 &C.
James River SIC; a Graniteye, sSS; Granite a1te
WIFE, 7kc.; A Rockbridge, 7c ~ KocKbflde, eas
eone St 81 fepsriii' s7s; 7o-4 city s5e:
, S5safSsS s e Mgo anh r SsR
Zoe: ~ Home l0Hc.; A. Oneida, l0e.; -
Ayondale &C.; Social &c., - au Amosk sSa
s re- s %lit s. scisasie 7e; MeiSsas Re
ter6orough, &C.; 1o-4 Walthan,, soc.' lo-A cs Guy
i sSoioa eDrt.s Petersburg, 7e. Granitevie'
axc.; Rockhrsdge, sc. -. : q. !.
! Corset Jsans: Pavonia, &C.; Amoskeag' loc.'
Hi pemtms ig Harlem la4c Boston steam Mills g.
Prints: American: &C., Aliens - In n,si,.
mond 5e sgragI,s To- A MslrImsst MAI.
iory, 7c.; Oriental, PACIFIC, 7e.; Arnold. 7e
Imoskeag, 6Sc.; Wanisutta, &c. 81,
Can,brScs: Rice. &C.: Engllsn' &c.
Druga, Dyestufrs, Oils, &c. gs4s !:
Ssss:s.!ss:l J 1'sssi ss.s.
S Ssssssss s i g.; 3 r lss.
oils: Linseed. G5c,: machine, 81 GDsl. IS sperm,
a., whale, &c.; straits. @S5c. Labrador-eod
ss@5oo lard q, s sse ., H. asssa
Srdcasas, so@aos.: Kerosene, DIG. p gallon.
Sod: sat. ak@sc., in kegs English sods, &C.:
Spirits 9ssrpeasi,as : see. s;iIl Il y
q, Z Foreign Fruits and Candy.
Candy: l 4 4 ], . p. is.
.E0xannss None In market s
.tF Groceries. &c. rs - 2 8
t: sBacoa !: Shoulders BIC clear rih-adss.
ribbed, Ioac. Virginia shoulders , We
aa 6ogpu9a iss sasnaca nsa aas 1a
iG Sseki aP Panied. Two hoops three hoops
1870. - ,r,ro strings. s1.7s@sa; three strings.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-13
UNQUALIFIED APPRECIATION.


II. L. STEVENS, ESQ: ' . -... s...sa i-s,'a. II.
Dear Sir,-During the past five years have had
ample opportunity to judge Of the merit Of VEGE-
TINE My wife has used 1t for complaints attending
lady of delicate health with beneficial results
than anything else which she ever tried have
given 1t to my children under almost every crcum-
stance attending large family, and always with
marked benefit. l have taken it myself with such
great benefit that cannot find words to express my
unqualified appreciation of its goodness -.
While performing my duties as police officer In
this city 1t has been my lot to fall In with great
deal of sickness. unhesitatingly recommend VEG
ETINE, and never knew Of case where 1t did not
prove all that was claimed for 1t. Particularly In
cases of deblitatcd or impoverished state of the
blood its effects are really wonderful; and for all
complaints arising from au impure state of the
blood 1t appears TO work like charm, and do not
believe there are any circumstances under which,
yEGETINE can be used with injurious results and 1t
will always afford Inc pleasure to give any 1nrther
Information us to what know about YEGET1NE.
WILLIAM e. HILL, Police Station 4.