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From Washington.


THE CHARGES kdAfNST C0LLECTOf EussELLt
WASHINGTON D. c., August st ]:
stated positively that the Cabinet has de
cided not to open charges against Russell,
collector at Richmond. These had ALREADY
been investigated ~ 't.s i.
80 THE BRAZIL MISSION.
b. Mr.. Hiliiard, OF Georgia, bad bis applica'
ton on. file for the Berlin mission. His as
signinent to Brazil disappointed the for
tunate gentleman, as well as bali dozen
others who wanted Brazil. billiard had not
applied for Brazil. The emotion which sent
him there had its source in the bosom OF
Secretary Thompson. Ill /,
~ RELEASE OF Ex-DETECTIvE BELL.
Ex-Detectiye C. s. Bell, arrested last
night ON requisltion from the Governor OF
Texas on charge of murder, was released
to-day by Judge Humphreys.
r. rt.~ .s:, VARIOUS ITEMS.
Hal Costing, Of Tennessee, has been ten
dered the Rotterdam consulate.
The War Department has accounts OF the
movement Of troops in various directions,
but reports OF disturbance to-day.
~ An investigation of the charges against
Collector Freeland, of Brooklyn, has been
ordered. This is Beecher's friend.
Collector Russell, OF Richmond, has been
sent for to make some explanations.
Governor Drew, OF Florida, is in YER
mont with Judge Bradley, who is hearing
in chambers some very important railroad
questions.
Frank NJ. Isaac has been appointed post
master at Oxford, Ala.
The Cabinet considered Utah matters IN
connection with the indictment OF certain
Mormon leaders. H., -
Sherman has called in another $10,0oO;90O
OF conSolS OF rs. rf=
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DANVILLE.
nrrs.nonaence Of the Richmond ptsparch.l

correspondence Of the Richmond Disparch.l
-s AUGUST 5. 1877.
Mr.. 7. W. Terrell, of the Tobacco Asso-
citation. makes this report OF the sales OF
leaf tobacco for last Iconth: Pounds, 1,G64,
49, aggregate price. SlS3, 933.I4; average
per hundred pounds, Sl1.04. This was his
report Of the sales for July, 1876: Pounds.
2,&i1.9S1; aggregate price, S4lS,6lS.5S ;
average, Sl7.s2. go. 49,.
The sales from the lst OF October, 1876,
10 the 1st Of August, 1877, were AS follows
Pounds, 1850, 702; aggregate price, $L64S,'
o96.2j: average, S12.52. Sales for the cor
responding period OF the previous year
Pounds, 1853, 1873; aggregate price, 81
493. l5G.4S; average, Sl26G. ...-.....
The internal revenue for last month from
manufactured tobacco and cigars was 1924,
Sal; for July OF last year, 1854, 1910.
The internal revenue from manufactured
tobacco and cigars from the LIST OF October,
1876, to the LIST OF August, 1877, amounted
to $S7l, 1864. The revenue from the same
sources for the corresponding period OF the
previous year was SSG0,640,0S.
Edmund FitZe erald. who was reported III
my last letter as having been stabbed by
shelton, Is recovering from the wound.
Shelton was arrested and released OH bail.
The last session Of the camp-meeting at
Galveston will be held to-day, and the pro-
pcrty of the Board OF Managers, an incor-
porated body, will be sold at auction to-
morrow. Three persons have profesScd
conversion during the meeting. l must
confess that | have seldom seen as little re-
ligious interest where the preaching was rs
good, and yet must report that one OF the
ministers remarked yesterday from the
stand that nothing had occurred during the
meeting which could be Justly condemned
Crops very tine along the road. Weather
cool and cloudy. ALPHA.
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BALTIMORE
COMMERCIAL,
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.


RICHMOND. August 3, 1877.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
81 WHEAT White. 944 bushels. Rel, s,37C
bushels
CORN White. 3Gs bushels. .Mired, 300 bushels
OATS.-372 bushels.
RYE.-12 bushels.
=, .;. SALES REPORTED TO Seer ETART.
.WuEAT.-JVhtte, 80 bushels very good at $ LBS
80 bushels very good ut 1888; 70 bushels ut 80
326 bushels prime on private terms; 81 bushels al
$3.50; so bushels ut .2l so bushels very good ut
1867 1902 bushels at $50: SO bushels ut 81 AS
1876 bushels at Sl.40: % bushels good ut Sl.b0-
total. 996 bushels Red, 70 bushels common at
Sl.l6 1862 bushels Fultz at 81 80; $40 bushels
nj Sl.20; 1868 bushels good Fultz at S1.4O; 16S
bushels at 1928; $50 bushels prime Fultz at ~
bushels FuItz 1T 100; "a bushels Lancaster at
$3.50: S4 bushels prime Futz III SLAB; l64 bush
els F,ltz ut i.3S; 1874 bushels very good Faltz at
Sl.42: bushels screenings ut 90c. 80 bushels at
Sl.15; 336 bushels prime Lancaster on private
terms: "a bushels at o. lag bushels very good
Lancaster at S1:60; 96 bushels very good Fultz ut
SLAB; 80 bushels prime Lancaster ut 81 60; 500
bushels fair Lancaster ut S1.45; ,26 bushels at
Sl.1O: So bushels at Sl41 SO bushels at S105
SO bushels Fultz ut $1.36: 02 bushels Fnftz' ut
81 3?-toti 6,S94 bushels. "a. 4... ..,. hU4..
TCoRS-IVhfte, 500 bushels good at 69c. lired,
no bushels very good at 70c; 100 bushels good at
6Sc-total, 300 bushels. = .as5sr. .h
!" OATs.-l12 bushels Very good new spring at soc
70 bushels common spring Mt Sc; II bushels new
sprinc at 35c.; 10 bushels winter u. 3Sc.total, 348
bushels as. >. -. ..~ 2. ~, l. ,il, ~ ron
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c.pr.1s HowcArE,s POLAR COLONY

CAPTAIN HowGATE's POLAR COLONY
Ne1o london, Ct, August 1.-The schooner
Florence sailed from, this port at 10 O'Clock
this morning for the Arctic Ocean. She
goes to establish Captain Howgate's Polar
colony at point on the coast of the north
side OF Cumberland, and there to- store the
supplies upon which the main exploring
expedition, which sails in July, 1878, I'M
der Captain Howcatc, United States army,
is TO subsist. The Florence is OF fifty
six tons burther, is prorisioned for one
year, and is amply supplied with instruments
necessary fer the purposes Of the expedi-
tion Her officers, scientists, and crew, are
George E. Tyson, Of Ne@ London, master;
William Sisson, of New London, first mate !;
Dennison Burrows, Of New London, second
mate; Eleazer Cone, OF New London, stew.
ard; Orray Taft Sherman, OF Providence,
metcorologiss and photographer; Ludwig
Kumlm, OF Madison, Wisconsin,, naturalist;
Richard B. York, OF Norwich, and others,
green hands. Mr.. kumlin goes under the
auspices OF the Smithsonian Institution.
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.axIx,E. .r,xrELLrGExCE.
FORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST 3, 1877.

% - . ANUlyEUs
Steamer John Sylvester Post, Norfolk. mercnan-
jseand pi sengers, l.. d. Tatum, agent. .,,.,
Steamer Alliance, Carr. Philsdelphis, mefehan'
disc mud ptssengers. w. p. Porter, agenf. ~,
I,ark Louise IGer.E Minnenan: Bremen etd NST
YORK ballast, e tSsd f Iseaec sso h. e Sad
ec Schooner olsi' Amelia aean New York. salt
n sssopSsr Eilssssh Meeee MCGEE, Richmond,
a Scsaoner Henry Whitney neppard Boston, bone-
,3nsf A llisou & Addison. *. 81. 80. sst-
49, SAILED. ,t., zet5s
steamer Eliza Hancox. GtRo1d. Norfolk, mercha0.
disc and passengers, L. B. 1ntum, agent. ,
steamship NJsnoke, G 20 alis Mes CO. ssenss.
Sshoonsr James N. Vance, Lee, Wilmington, Dea.'
., ffSsborn'a coal, Curtis j. Parker.
: Schooner Henrtetta Simmons, Godfrey. fnhsoea-
phla, granite, Curtis Parker, ,rn,,,,. ,,uct.
Schooner a. 81. Lennox, saunders, Sorioik, nucA
barrels, Currie g. Go.
); stf1s MEMORANDA.
Captafn MCGEE. or the schooner Elizabeth Ae ~
FROM Kchmoad Ne, now In this gSrs, rspoi,s 49,
ON the 2Sth. when in latitude $So ios lonkn ns
msrksa MI and some marked ID on the ends as o.
nieces OF burap Ia which was found qnsetts5 "a
sotee: slso several pieces OF burnt xoous sv ~
painted white apparently pieces OF ans ~ -.
sons vessel as sspp9sss "a a Vessel
psshoaner Reading abroad, No. a, NcFaaaen'
hsaee. st Pbflade iphin August ist.a
e, 80. g.< ny Telegraph. y Y = -
;.,rru wong August S.--Arrived: steamer Anass.
Arrived ont; steamers Aa'dais Ar'ss9'. I'o>''
Richie, Aosie' pIsAsrER.
M,,.wAuYex, August S.-The schooner Graee "a. =.
sbsrrnn with SIX hundred tons Of coal, was r1a
down By the propeller sayofatfs shd one Pes9osur
lost
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VEGETINT.
SAFE AND SURE.

Mr.. n. Il. SteuenS: ... ..r-
In1S72 your VEGETJEE was recommended tc
me. and, Welding to the persuasions Of friend,
consented to try it. AT the time was suffering from
general debility and nervous prostration, superiu
duced by overwork aud irregular habits. It's won
derful strengthening and curative properties seemed
to affect my debiltated system from the first dose
and, under its persistent use. rapidly recovered
gaining more than usual health and good feeling
Since then have not hesitaicd to give FEGETINF
my III est unqualified endorsement as being a safe
sure, and powerful agent ir promoting health anu
restoring the wasted system to new life and energy
yEGETISE IS the only medicine use, and as long
as live never expect to find better E-.-f,'.
Yours truly, ~ W. ii. GLAZING -
...-s:" 40 Monterey street, Alleghany. Penn.
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, DESPERATE AND RECKLESS THIEF

A DESPERATE AND RECKLESS THIEF
Ne,o York, August "A police officer ar
rested Oscar D. Peterson, of Chicago, to-
day, on the charge OF stealing aihandker-
chief from Wards shirt-store, at 1925 Broad
way. After proceeding short distance
peterson presented q revolver at the Of
fcer's head and fired, but missed his aim.
He then broke away from the officer and ral,
down Broadway, firing his revolver reek-
lessly as ne ran. A crowd OF civilians. pbrr
sued Peterson, and he turned and fred at
them, wounding Edward Browntied in the
breast. The prisoner was recaptured shorty
after. He had been shot by an officer IN Inc
leg, and was cut over the eye. Both tne
prisoner and the wounded man were taken ,eH
TO Bellevue Hospital. -, 10 i .,,,s.,s ..I.sl;i
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
fL1SI1N1S4So N4xaIO1AL -. .s..
FRIDAY, August 3, 1877.
country Produce. ~ a.

FRIDAY, August 3, 1877.
Fl =. t.. country Produce. s.'' way
ReesDar: 2Sc. y n. ...... .,.;..-.
Butter Prime TO choice yellow, Ice; fair 10 good,
Corn MeaLs 72@75c. y bllsitelfor country.
Drtsd Fruit. Apples. 2h@3c. y D.: peaches.
peeled, Io@12c.; unpeeed'~ 7G9lOe; cherries, 10
Eggs In barrels. 7asc. p dozen In crates. ga l0c.
FEATHERS: Prime nye-sooss 40c.; common. 25c.
Eay Vr9sa s@osay Sn clover, 75c.
Potatoes: irish, p barrel Sl75@s2
Siinnac: 75c.@$l .25. according to quality.
g Sf,tsa, S.r a. % 4 !. ssfssJafy
WOOL WOOL washed. 32@s5c.: unwashed. 25aase.
BURY wool Will bring from TO SC. D ID less than
above rates. -..,-.... ..r,.yr.- !. 1850
- - Cement, Lime, Plaster. SC.
= Cement Rosenda!e, 81. 65@sl.75 abarreI ;Jaines
River, Sl.65@sl.75.
Lime: Agricultural, 10c. 2 bushel; Virginia. In.
diaa Rock, SLlo; Roekiand, II. o@Sl.2a, accord
Ptaster: Lump, s4@s4.25i ground, s7.5o@ss,
delivered; calcned plaster, 80 @S2.26.
= p - Dry Goods. rSt"1E
gree Sassttngs ad shtrttags: - Maneh be
james sf Rissr .s: ofe Ssss se Sssnte
S w. co one aoskHEaef esSsef e.
Conestoga, 7c.; 10-4 Peperi!l, 27c; 104 City 25c.
BlsacHsd Isl firing rand, ,sasaiags: "a Wam-
sutta, l2lsc.; "A Masonyille. Zoe: A Rockdale,
&c. Home, 1o4s.; ~ oneida, 1oe.; So. -
Sc; Whitestone. 9hc.; K Bsrnsley, 1ae.? x Red
sg ss st ioa @aiiia aSc io CITY
yrsyn Drtkls: Petersburg, &C.; Graniteville'
skc.; Rockbrldge, DC. ~.
Corset Je o Pavohia, DC; Ano'Afa 4'''
psnias; Harlem, eye: Boston Steam Mills sS sI:
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!, NEWS OF THE, WORLD.
THE, GREAT BATTLE AT PLEvNA.
D,sas,,ous Defeat to the Russians:

A THRILLING ACCOUNT OF THE DIsAs-
TER-HEANY LOSS 70 THE RussIANs-THE
RAILROAD RIOTERS : VERDICT, OF, THE
BALTIMORE CoRONER's JURY-ATTEMPT
TO BURN THE LEHTGH VALLEY FREIGHT
tnEPoT-oTHER FEATURES oF4THE
sTRIKE-DEsTRUCTTv FATAL FIRES
AT CINCINNATI AND DETRO1T-ACcI-
DENTS; FATAL AND oTHERWIsE-T E
ARMY.woRM ON THE wEsTERN-BRANCH
FARMs-THE SENATORIAL CONVENTION
IN sPoTsYLvAN1A. &c, &C:
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ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch

LEXINGTON, VA, August 2, 1877.
The County Conservative Convention,
consisting OF 6ity delegates, representing
the districts Of the county, was held in the
courthouse yesterday For the purpose Of
nominating candidates for the Legislature
and OF confirming the delegates to the Gu
bernatorial and Senatorial Conventions.
fEx.Gosfrnor John iIetcher. aud Colepel
John g." Shields were nominated for .the
Legislature, and the result was greeted with
loud and continued applause both in the
Convention and among the spectators.
Colonel Charles A. Davidson declined O
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vEGE'ERNE.
IIEI, OWN WORDS.

.., BALTIMORE, Nd. February IS, 1877.
Mr.. II. r. Stevens: 49,. ,t...
Dear Sir,-Since several years have got q sore
and very painful foot i had some phyaicians, but
they couldn't cure Inc. Now have heard Of your
yEGETINE from a lady who was sick for long
time. and became all we'll from your VEGETNE'
and went and bought me ONE bottle Of ERGETINE,
and after had used bottle the pains left me- and
began to heal. and then bough: one other bottle
and so lake 1t yet. l thank God for this remedy
and yourself, and wishing every sufferer muy pay
attention to 1t. 1t is blessing for health.
MRS. G. KRABE, 63s west Baltimore street.
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THE Transportation OF TROoPs.-The
question as to whether the Government is
responsible to the railroad companies for
the transportation of troops over the rail-
roads has already been settled by the prompt
payment of the bill presented to the Navy
Department for the transportation OF the
battalion of marines from Washington to
Philadelphia last week. The Government
was charged full passengerrateS, and the
Secretary OF the Navy ordered the bill
paid. The War Department, however, has
not only no funds, but the Quarter
master General is obliged to consider
the question OF payment under con-
tract upon forced opinion Of the
Attorney. General that recent act OF Con-
gress does not repeal the act OF 1861, which
authorizes the President to move the army
regardless Of appropriation bills. In this
way provision is made for the payment OF
the transportation of the Second infantry
from the South to General Towards COM
mand. The fact that troops were ordered
from point to point to protect the property
Of railroad corporations does not, in the
opinion of the War Department, relieve the
Government from deiraying the expenses
attending the movements. The calls were
from the Governors OF States, and no mar
row policy will govern the Secretary OF
War in ordering the bills to be properly
audited as presented.-W Washington Star,
4uquSt 2. '..-...:.- .se-s... p.
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Into the Jaws OF Death.

PITTSBURGH, August S.-An accident oc-
Cured at tue Lucy Furnace Car W orSs this
morning which resulted in the death OF two
men and the injury Of four Others. Seven
men were engaged in lining furnace,
working on scatFold supported by ropes
These took fire from the furnace, and the
scatloId fell, precipitatins the men into the
furnace Julius Harding and Michael Gus
sick were taken out dead. Five others were
so badly, burned that they are not expected
to recover ~" ..,r ..
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BOTETOURT COUNTY.
GILAoEE's MILL, RocKBRIDGE COUNTY,

GILA0RE'S MILL, KOCKBRIDGE COUNTY,
July 81, 1877.
Editors Dispatch: The friends OF Major
from Botetollrt, whereas 4 OF the delegates
declared themselves for Taliaferro in the
Convention which appointed them. / was
il member Of this Convention. Though my
post-oftice is in Rockbridge am q Botetourt
lnaa. The names OF these delegates are
Edward Dillon, Edmund Pendleton, Lewis
Linkenhoker, and Walter n. Johnston.
Please correct your map. J.
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New York Items.

SUICIDE OF 4 GAMBLER-O BlTrART.
! New YORK, August 3.-John Francis
Murphy, sporting and turf-man, blew his
brains out in 4 gambling-housc to-day:
Financial embarrassments and lady caused
the act. ..,... s..a
Hon. William b. Ogden is dead. He was
the first mayor of Chicago, and the first
president OF the Union Pacific railroad.
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"A BLOODY SHOOTING AFFRAY.- Omaha,
Neb., August AT Ogallalla, in this state,
yesterday, William CampbellI killed ana
FIVE men wounded ip,a shooting array ,Ine
quarrel resulted from; q few eEatnng WORDS
that passed between Campbell ana man ma
named May at dinner-taDie.
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VEGE,fINE.
THE BEST SPRING MEDICINE.

II III Die ! q Ih1ANU A1b110R 0R1@1'' =
-.-j-l - -. q .'~' CIIARLksTowS.
II. II. jSterens: -. Il III. - 'jfs .scif
Dear Sir,-This is to certify that have used your
Blood Preparation y In my family for several
wears and think that for scrofula or Cankerous Uu
nors or Rheumatic Affections II cannot be exceiled
and US blood purifier and spring medicine It is the
best thing have eyernsed, and have used almos'
everything. can eheerfully recommend. 1t to any
one in need OF such medicine. III 'sa,.s, 81 /
w.. ..s. 49, - Yours respectfully,
.., Mrs. A. A. DINsMORE, i Russell street
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disappointment tothe position he has so ably
filed as chairman Of the Executive Com
mittee Of tho county, but at the urgent re-
quest OF influential members OF the Con-
vention he consented to become candidate,
and was rcappointed by unanimous vote.
The delegation from the county, though
uninstructed, is generally represented as
standing ID for Malone, 8 for Daniel, ana
9 for Terry; - go LEN.
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= VEGETINE.
LU Z I ~ "a
WHAT'S NEEDED.

e" BOSTON, February l3, 1871.
H. r. SteuenS, Esq:
Dear Sir,-About one year since r found myself In
a feeble condition from general debility. VRGETINE
was strongly recommended TO me bya friend who
had been much benefited by its use. Iprocured the
article and after using several bottles was restored
to health and discontinued its use. feel quite con-
dent that there is no medicine superior TO 1t iol
those complaints for which 1t is especially prepared
and would cheerfully recommend 1t TO those who
feel that they need something to restore them to
perfect health. 81 II -,
Respectfully yours, U. L. PETTESGILL,
. firm Of S. N. PettengIll & Co.,
- + ......, i 81 No. 10 Stale street, Boston.
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ny Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. August 3.-Gold opcaeh at 10594.
=. administrators opened firm and slightly higher.
but soon BECAME weak aud declined. Money on emil,
FER cent. Cold. 1868. Exchauge-LonS, 4S0!.'
short lS7 State bonds quiet. Governments steady.
Epeain1.-Moncy easy at 3NG4 per cent Sterl-
Ing steady ut dccline-4S5k. Governments sirGnser%'
new So, 1905. States steady. ...
- BALTIMORE. ,I.,.
BALTIMORE, August 3.-Virginia G's, old, 30
deferred, S: consolidated, 63S: second sfrles. 4O4
North Carolina 6's, old, II. Bid to-day. -,
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In Missouri there are large areas of wheat
standing unharvestcd for want of. reapers,
and the farmers are paying $3.50 per day
for laborers. -. =; q" ...''.. ..
4 woman worked six months in all East
Boston shipyard in mems clothes before she
was detected. She drank whiskey and
smoked like little man.
Eleven thousand tags have been dstri-
buted to dog-owners III the license bureau
in New York city. - '..
Freemasonry is very prevalent in Brazil,
and the clergy there arc tryingto counteract
its influences. .. We ,u.:
The Pope's party throughout Italy con-
tinues to make Roadway at the various cleo
lions. .".- 's.. '. ''
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New Cotton.

- TIE FIRST BALE FROM BAKER COUNTY. ,
MACON, GA, August 3.-Thc first bale OF
new cotton was received here to-day from
Baker county. .E~ ..' 49,. '...''
- TIE FIRST SALE AT ALBANY, GA. !. ~. !
ATLANTA, GA, August 3.-The first bale
of new cotton was sold in Albany, Ga, at
17tc. - .:iff.
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SERIOUS CHARGES AGAINST A. PUBLIC OFF
GER. - Washington, August /. - Several
charges have been presented against Ed
ward Clark, architect Of the Capitol, which
have been referred for investigation. One
charge is that Of receiving two salaries
one as architect, and the other as superin-
tendent OF the Soldiers Home. Another is
that OF keeping a horse, driver, and landau
let at the public expense for the use of him
sell and family. Other. specifications charge
extravaganza in various expenditures
about the Capitol-Srounds, and OF general
incompetence for the duties Of the position.
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yEGETINE.

.,.rrI.t /. r'a.f'''
ALLHAvE OBTAINED RELIEF. ,..
=. ''''s SOUTH BERWICK, Me, Jun. IL, 1872.
H.iR. Stevens, ESQ: :s'@.. 1880: -. 80
Dear str,-I have had Dyspepsia IN its worst form
for the last ten years and have taken hundreds of
dollars worth OF medicines without obtaining any
relief In September Last commenced taking the
yEGEr1SR, since which time my health has steadily
improved. by food digests well, and have, gained
fifteen pounds Of flesh. There are several others in
this place taking VEeETlsE' and all have obtained
relief IN It.,.ts.ra, srt..tfrt tt.U.t&|
Yours truly. /, THOMAS Z. MOORE, -
Oyerseer OF Card-RooIn, Portsmouth Company
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Lancaster county,iPa., is Rising its cham
pion tobacco crop.
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COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.

NEW YORK, August S.-Nct receipts at all United
States ports during the week, 2,528 bales: same
week last year, 4,S73 bales total receipts 70 d ,als
sS3 bales Exports for the week, 22.656 bales
same week last year, ,sss bales; total exports
to this date, 3,G06.l35 bales; To sane dats iass
ports, 16S,I56 bales: same time LAST year, 1919 Ss
576 bales Stock at all interos towns, 1s, focS
ar Tiyernool Q37,CU0 bales: stock ut Liverpool
same time last year, $4,000 bales STOCK oo 2,
American cotton afOat for Great Britain' oiiooo
bales; same time last year, 4l.0O0 bales.
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fine. $685. supeF1ne. 81; extra suptrfne,
&7.75; common family. S,5 0gG$S.75; fancy fam.
ily and City Mills, SSGLS9.5O.
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o1GAR-Box FACTORY BURNED AT cISclNSATT,
CINCINNATI, August 3.-Pestering's cigar
box factory, corner Of Eighth street and
Broadway, was destroyed by fire to-day.
TWENTY-FIVE girls were working in the up
per stories, and four Of them persisted in
%b, a.,
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Accidentally Killed.

AOGIDENrAL DEATH FROM SHOOTING OF VIE
bi % D.ttst.3ti.i nt.:zs a. -, ., :, =
baltimore, August 3.--William Belt,
cashier OF the Franklin Bank, was found
dead to-day.in the woods from the accident
al discharge OF his gun.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
FRIDAY, August 3, 1877.
The breaks to-day comprised ITO hogsheads, 10
tlerces, and 5 boxes. The offerings at auction on
'Cbauge' were IS packages; Of which number 43
were taken In and the remainder sold at prices
ranging from S4.40 to $27.