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i,ALTIMOR F..
COMMERCIAL.
1OEN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. August "a, 1877.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. $50 bushels: of which l46
bushels we're rc-exhibibited. Rel. l0.2sS bushels !:
of which z.222 bushels were rc-eNhbted.
CORN White. 100 bushels Hreh. TO bushels.
Ttil0lr, lU2 bushels.
uATs.-536 bushels: Of which l56 bushels were
re.cXhihited.
RYE.-146 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY,
WHEAT.-Irhite 80 bushels very good atsl.40 !:
16 bushels at SI.32; 81 bushels at sl.23: 1874
h.lel, good at l.3J: Is bushels private terms :
20 bushels 1T Sl.lG: "A bushels Il! Sl.3S-totai.
4U4 bushels. Red. 100 bushels prime Lancaster
1T 1898: 544 bushels fair Fultz ut Sl.2o; 67S
bushels very good Fultz at $50: 2lo bushels
good FultZ al :l.23: LIS bushels good FultZ 1T
Slz5 TIA bushels prime Fuliz at 80: 10 hlisll-
els very GOOD Fnlizai Sl.2s; 29S bushels on private
Terms; &c bushels mixed at i 1872: 60 bushels at
II %: GIG bushels III $l.1J; 8 bushels good Lam
caster nj .32: ii bushes Lancaster at l2O: 100
m.h,ls mixed ut SI.2j: $40 bushels III Slip;
2i2 bushels AZ 81 %: 100 bushels ut Sl.0S 1870
bushels Lancaster at II .33 ~ bushels NJ Tl.lQ:
bushels III TOr. 400 bushels At l.2J As bushels
ut 1897: 132 bushels at 90c.: bushels nj sDc..
344 bushels prime FultZ ut $3.50: 1926 bushels
primc Lancaster II 80: 332 bushels ut Sl.32 :
32 bushels al 81: II bushels at 81 or 27O bushels
very good Lancaster N sl.3I: 81 bushels very
CORN IFhit". 100 bushels very good 1T 62c.
Y,lI0lr, lD2 bushels prime ut jSc.
DhTS.-3DO bushels common IT 2Jr.: Az bn>nclS
prime spring 1T 3pc.-to:al. $40 bushels.
RYE.-lnn bushels on private terms: 32 bushels
very cool new Il, Gu".-tota! '2 bushels.
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SE(:Y;EESE
HE SAYS IT Is TRUE"
SENECA FALLS. November 9. 1876.

SENECA FALLS. November 9. 1876.
NJ. Il. Il. SertnS:
Dear Sir.-As YOU are an entire stranger to me I
want you 20 know what NEGETISE has done for me.
Only those who have been raised from deaths door
can know tie value of such a good medicine. am
tifty-eight years Of age Three years ago was
taken sick with what the doctors call Lumbago.
For weeks I was confined to my bed. ] had three
different physicians. without any help. l re-
ceiTcG no relief. | was great sufferer. Finally
became entirely helpless. The last doctor
told INT there was no help. He said lie might pos
sibiy save my life by injecting morphine III my
arms and legs The encouragement for saving
my life by having This done was so small chance
could not consent TO run the risk. About this time
my son read In your advertisement liz our paper q
testimony Of Il person who had been very sick with
about The same complaint, and was cured. Ny son
went right away 10 the apohccary-storc and bought
q bottle Of ERGETISE. Before ! had used the first
bottle found great relief: could move myself in
bed. After taking three bottles was able 10 sit up
and move about my room. l continued taking the
NgGETISE, and | was in a fcE weeks restored TO
my former health. The NEGETINE saved my life
after the physicians sand there no help for me-
have had 10 doctor since. II feel unwel take L
dose Of VEGETINE; and recommend it 10 my
friends.
Your VEGETISE ought TO be in every family. My
doctor was surprised to see Inc In good health. lie
says VEGETINE is good medicine" lell him 1t
cured me. lie says. 1t is true. cannot feel too
thankful. Very gratefully you're,
MRS. CATHERINE COONS,
seneca Falls, Seneca county. y. y.
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TELEGRAPHIC
FROM ALL PARTS OF
THE WORLD.

ARREST OF MAN WHO HAS COMMIT
TED TwENTY-sEVEN 81 DERs, AND
FOR WHOSE HEAD a REWARD OF FOUR
THOUSAND DOLLARS HAS BEEN Of
FERED-A WEST-vIRGINIA WIFE-MUR-
DERER ARRESTED-LIBEL SUIT OF CON
GRESHAM FACE, OF CAL1FORNIA-THE
JURY ARE UNABLE To AGREE AND ARE
HARGED-MEETING OF FIREMEN AND
BRAKEMES CALLED AT SCRANTON. Pa
GENERAL HOWARD HEARD FROM AT v1R-
GINA CITY. MoNTANA-THE WAR NEWS
FROM EUROPE-HOSTILE TONE OF THE
GERMAN PRESS TOWARDS TUEkEi-THE
POUGHKEEPsIE RACEs-SEEATnE NOR
TONS CONDITION, &C. &c.
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New Movement AmenEst she Farm
erS..-EsureaH or Agriculture.
lGreenbrcr White Sulphur Springs Letter to Nor

GESs". EHreau Oh Agricultural
lGreenbrcr White Sulphur Springs Letter TO Nor
folk Lcdgcr.|
Our esteemed townsman Charles Sharp,
Esq, who has been soiourner here Tor
week. was the means by which an informal
meeting OF prominent and practical farmers
was held here to-day. The discussion or
views elected were very interesting. The
object was to petition the Governor OF Flr-
gina to recommend the next Legislature
to establish Bureau OF Agriculture, at the
head OF which to place practical farmer and
chemist, whose duty it shall be to make up
formulas for the making OF all kinds OF fer
tiiZers suitable for each and every kind OF
crop grown, which shall be furnished free
to every farmer-tbc result expected being
the lcsscnng OF fertilizers in price fifty to
sevcnty-fve per cent: and also 10 Use the
convicts OF the penitentiary for the manu-
facture OF fertilizers by the State. to be sold
at profit which will make the pcnitcntiary
sclf-sustaining. Also, to be the duty OF the
head OF the bureau to look into and examine
bts analysis all fertilizers, so as to prevent
the immense amount OF rascalitv and swim
ding now pcrpetrated on the farmers by
many manufacturers. Such men As Judge
John A. Meredith, OF Richmond, chairman;
DR.. c. w. Wormeley, of King William; DR..
\. G. Grinnan, Of Orange Courthouse; j. NJ.
Stout, OF New Hope, Augusta county. Va;
DR.. w. y. peasants, General II. c. Cabell
and s. II. Pulliam, of Richmond. Va;
Thomas X. Ballentine, VI. Z. Halstead. John
James, Charles Sharp, Esq, Captain George
Barnes. and others were present, and evinced
considerable interest in the suhtect-matter
Push on the ball | deem it good move.
We adjourned to meet again on the 18th OF
next August, at this place, 10 compare
views.
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MARINE INTELLIsiENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST -, 1877.
ARRIVED. - r
Steamer John Sylvester. Post, Norfolk, nerclian.
disc and passengers L. b. Tatum. agent
steamer j. W. Everman, Platt Phlaoephla, mer-
ciand;sc and passengers.
Schooner Ftetwns. Remission. New York, pig
iron. Old Dominion from and Sall-N orKS Conf
piny. >, ,,, 49, x,ox,.
salt
Schooner NJ c. Hart, Grown, Norfolk light, 10
load coal, Currie & Co. g..
schooner Dora u. French, French, Baltimore, To
load timber for Havre. .
CLEARED. .'.t
Brig Stephen Bishop. Glkey, Trieste, Austria, to-
bacco, FIR. VIM. Hannewinckel i Co. 1.!'
SAILED. a.. 80, s~s.
Steamship Wyanoke. Couch. New YORK. mcrchan-
disc and passengers. G.. W. Allen Co.. agents.
steamer Eliza hanc0I. Clifford, Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers, L. IL. Tatnm, agent. 80.
disc and passengers, W. p. Porter, agent
schooner Amelia IIearn. Moore, New Iayen ctn
Stamford Conn, bark and lumber, Curtis Parker
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Philadelphia August 23d. schooner DICK
Williams, Wi!letis ...s..,...s
MEMORANDA. hs-
Schooner A. and 4. Benton, Corson, hence.
Schooner John d. Williams, Hubbard, hence, at
Baltimore August 23d
ttt BY telegraph 1"'5 r
FORTRESS MONROE, August 24.-Passed In
Banks Graziella. Drogheda, Amazon, and Preeiosa,
from Bremen. Passed out: Banks May, for Cork;
Irene, for Dublin Maria Aste, for Belfast: Diona,
for Limerick Salomc, for the Baltic; David Stew
art, for Rio. Sailed !: Briggs Galconds, from Rich
mond for Havre; Joseph Kirby, for st. Thomas.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE
FRIDAY. August "a. 1877.


fnierfcnn G0fd.-lr4 bid.
STATE observation-disclosures consois, &c bid, CT
asked fundable, 80 bid: Virginia deferred. ~ bid,
asked: Virginia interest iicates, sO's Did,
asked.
city observation-disclosures city s's. 11GH bid,
1lS4 asked: Richmond city 6's. l0l bid: l02 ask
cd: Petersburg city e., 80 bid 96k asked; Lynch
burg city s's Jos bid; Lynchburg city 6's, 81 bid
lO99 bid Norfolk city 6's. 90 bid Fr"dertcksbnrg
city - 100 bid: Manchester bridge Ss. 1O3 askci
Railroad B0nds.-Virgtnla and Tennessee Rail-
road second mortgage 6's, J. and j.. 70 bid; Viz
giuia and Tennessee Railroad Ihlr.l mortgage IS
J. and j. SOY bid. 81 asked; Richmond aud Pc
tersburR Railroad first mortgage S's A. and O., lo3
bid; Richmond and Danville Railroad consolidated
G's. NJ and N. 70 bids Piedmont Railroad first
mortgage g., \. and O.: S5 bid; Northwestern
BANK Socks.-,fIrst National; 100 pr, / 5 hii :
Planters National. 100 par. 1l04 bid. ll2.9 asked
Union Bank OF Richmond. 80 bid. 46!- bid; Citl-
zens Savings, rs par. 22 asked.
fnsurnnce OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fire ana M
25 par, IL asked; Virginia Home. 100 par, 100
bid, ITO asked: CITY. 100 par, go asked; Conn
lncrcial Fire-Insurancc Company, % par, 16 bid,
10 asked.
Nsceiidne0us.-Old Dominion steamship anu
Packet Company. 100 par. IL bid.
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EEGETINF..

ALL DIsEASES OF TIE BLOOD. II NEGETINE
will relieve pain, cleanse, purify. and cure such
diseases, restoring the patient to perfect health
after trying different physicians. many remedies,
suffering for years, il it not conclusive proof il you
are sufferer, you can he cured? Why is tins mcdi-
cine performing such great cures? 1t works in the
bood-in the circulating uid II can truly hc called
the Great Biood- Purifier. The great source OF
disease originates in the blood; and TO medicine
that does not act directly upon Ito purify and re-
noyatc-las any just claim upon public attention.
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Florida.

ARREST OF NOTORIOUS ACRDERER-DEsPE-
RATE ENCOUNTER WITH SHERIFF's POSSE.
WHITING, ALA, August 24.-To-day' as
the train was leaving Pensacola, the sherl Il
with posse boarded the cars to assist two
Texan officers in arresting the notorious
John Wesley Harden, who is said to have
committed twenty-sevcn murders, and for
whose body 81 900 reward has been offered
bv an act Of the Legislature Of Texas. His
last murder in Texas was the killing OF the
sheriff OF Comanche county. he has lived
in Florida for years rs John Swain, and,
being related to the county officers, has
escaped arrest. About twenty shots were
fired in making. the arrest. Harden's com
panion, named Mann, who had pistol IL
his hand, was killed.
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The Turf.
pnrGHKEEPsIE RACES YESTERDAY.

pOTGHHEEPSIE RACES YESTERDAY.
PouGHKEEPsIE. August 2i.-In the Hud-
son-Rivcr Driying-Park races. 2:26 class, the
following is the summary: Dick SwIVeler,
8, III, /; Dan Bryant, /, ., ,, :; Bateman.
8. 8, A.; Nil DeSperandum, 2, 6, 3, 3; En-
elema, 1, 6, j: Rosewood, 6. 4. 3, 6; Big
Fellow, !, I. :. 4. Time, 2:2j5, 2:24i, 2:264.
2:25l.
The frcc-for-al!-race summary was rs fol-
lows Hopeful, l, /. ,, }, l; Nettic, 3, ?, |, l,
,; Lucille Gold Dust, ,, 3-distanccd. Time,
2:1SI, 2:l9. 2:20, 2:25, 2:224.
Lucille Gold Dust was lame mt the start.
and grew worse till distanced. Rarus did
not start.
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THE LATEST.
New York.
MASONIC OFFICERS ELECTED.

MASONIC OFFICERS ELECTED.
BUFFALO, August 24.-The General Grand
Chapter OF the Royal Arch 1lasons have
elected the following officers: General
Grand High Priest, John Frizzell, Nash
vile, Tenn; Deputy General Grand High
Priest, Robert F. Bowen, keokuk, Iowa;
General Grand King, Alfred T. Chapman,
Boston; General Grand Scribe. Noble D.
Laona, Washington, d. c.; General Grand
Treasurer, John Mcclellan, Boston; Gene
raj Grand Secretary, G. 6. Fox, Buffalo
General Grand Captain Of the Host, Henry
Bostwick, Covington, Ky; General Grand
Royal Arch Captain, David F. Day, Buffalo.
The Chapter will conclude its session and
adjourn tomorrow.
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General I7ouard's Command.

RETURN OF INDIANS WIG WENT OUT WITH CAP
TAIN BAINBRIDGE-NO NEWS FROM GENERAL.
HOWARD SINCE WEDNESDAY NIGHT.
SALT LAKE. August 24.-Many Eannock
Indians who went with Captain cambridge
from Fort Hall have returned with quite an
amount of stock which they picked up after
being used up and lost by the hostileS. 4
report from Virginia City, Montana, this
morning, says the Indians are reported this
morning on Madison river forty miles be-
low IlenrY's Lake. Most OF the families in
Madison Valley come to Virginia City du-
ring the night. The Indians have gathered
many horses and killed man in Wolf creek,
probably struggling party. But it cuts OH
communication with General Howard by
that route. Couricrs and provision wagons
en- route have been stopped. No news has
been received from General Howard since
Wednesday night.
GENERAL HOWARD HEARD FROM.
SALT LAKE CITY, August 24.-Gcneral
Howard arrived at Virginia City, Montana,
at 10 O'Clock this morning. His command
is at IIenry's Lake waiting for supplies.
Some Of General MileS's command are
moving up the Yellowstone in front OF the
Indians. The Indians secured about one
hundred horses in the Madison Valley, but
have now left.
THE LATEST.
SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH. August a.
General Howard left Virginia City, Mon
tana. at I O'Clock this evening Tor Henry
Lake, where his forces await supplies. The
report of Sitting Bull being ut Fort Peck Is
contradicted. He is still in the British pos
sessions.
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IInnnrs. llIi,esxr


Ale: Scotch, best brands, pints t2MHI.2j p
dO2cE gold. 49,
Brandies: Domestic. 81 25Gss2: frnit. s1.256
sl.50: apple. new. sl.75Ets2: old, !2.2j@$3;
SirsinIa ps.ach. I2mi2 .25.
Rue 1Ihiskeus: Medium. s .JGMS2: pure old. ~
mE4: Virginia mountain, new, sZGs2.5O, I'D
s2.50@s3.5O and upwards.
Gin: Domestic. FL .25mS2: imported. 50 2 case
4Se,n Enginnd Rum: &I.GJ.
H@ctLf.a HhisGeDs: Marker firm proof. 1925.
Lumber. Stavrs,&c.
- hunter: White oak. 81 2oGf Is "A 900: Western
niFxlniA poplar. 12.50nS25 q 900: white pine
SIo%sI2 I.Oo0 yellow pine boards, y102*14;
lolst slE@Sls: according 10 lengths. Shingles
t'nP. sz.2oaSJ: cypress six-inch. S7.5Om5lO
i:uoo. Laths-spllt. $50: sawed. - 25s1*2,5
LOCO. ''S9'>
Sfdrcs: Whskey-barrcl timber green 81 9As2eA
1000: seasoned. s20m.S25 {: 1000 Flour-barre,
timber. s6MS7.50 q 1000. Fiour-barrel no,,-s Al
as: observation-disclosures. no demand; bcxory-hoons
1880 "0'p''
Miii-Fecd.
ShfystuF. 45M5"c. "a bush.l
BrolonsfnT: 25h930c. (. Dnshci.
IyReat Bran e.: 20f02Jc. "a hIslIrI.
CORN Brun: tic. per bushe'
Powder. Shot. sc.
Fnss: Toys mining 35c.msl.2J q 100 feet.
P0rd,r: 1915 by the fye kegS-csS than five
kegs. 1925: blasting. S3.25GlS3.50.
SHOT: Northern. S2.4UGf2. 80 p bag OF % iDs.
GrindytDnes: laaG2Hc. = D.
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The official vote for the permanent ,loca-
ton Of the capital OF West Virginia, held
August 7, 1877, from tifty-three counties,
is: Charleston. 41,2SS; Clarksburg, 30,S72;
Martinsburg, S,049. Charleston's majority,
2,3G7. Tyler county is correct, but is UNI
official.
John and Elizabeth Harvey, an aged
couple in destitute circumstances, occupy
ing house in the outskirts OF Saratoga,
were burned to death on "Wednesday night.
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ny telegraph.
NEW YORK.

sew YORK. August 2i-God opened at lO4ha.
.NOop.-Stocks strong ana advancing. Money on
call. ~ per cent. Gold, 10ii. Excnan.c-Long,
1924; short, 1876 STATE bouLs quiet and steady
Governments lower.
Ecening.-Afonev easy at 2i per cent. Sterling
heavy at 1924. Gold dun at l04;s. Governments
shade frner: new fi,eS. l0Sis. States dull.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. August 24.-Eirginia G's. old. 80 !;
deferred. ) consolidated. Co.; second series, 10.
North Carolina Gs. Old. 1G. BID to-day.
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Libel Suit.

A CALIFORNIA JURY UNABLE TO AGREE.
SAN FRANCISCO, August pa dispatch
from Placerville says: " In the libel suit OF
Congressman Page against the proprietors
of the San Francisco Chronicle the jury
were unable to agree, after being out all
night. They were discharged. and stood
six to Six"
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RniIrond.Men in Council.

4 GENERAL MEETING OF F1REAEE AND BRAKE
MEN CALLED AT SCRANTON.
EAST STRAEDsBURG. Pa. August IA
general meeting OF the railroad firemen and
brakcmcn has been called to assemble ut
Scranton ut o'clock this evening. Orders
to this effect have been posted. The object
il unknown.
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House ROBBERY NEAR SYRACCsE.-SWa-
case, y. T., August 23.-The house OF
thauncey K. Dunlop, three miles south OF
th's city, was las; night robbed OF from
;r7oo TO $1,000 in money and certificates Of
deposit. OF the stolen property $1,000 was
Ill Naicrtown Bank deposits, OF which pay
ment has been stopped. About $500
taken.
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VEGETlNE
WILL CURE CANKER uCMOR.
RoCKroRT, MASS, March 81. IS

ROCKFORD, MASS, March 81. 1876.
II. Il. StecenS:
sir,-Last fall my husband got me two bottles Of
your FEGETISE to take for the Canker Hum0r,
which i have had In my stomach for several years.
| took it, and the result WAS very satisfactory:
have taken Il good many remedies for the Canker
IIumor, and none seemed to help ME but VEGE-
TINE. There IS no doubt I'm my mind thar every
one suffering with Canker Humor can be cured by
taking SEGETINE. 1t gave me good appetite. and
felt better in every respect.
Yours. with respect.
Mrs. ELIZA ANN POOLE.
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Senator Morton.

RICHMOND. IND, August 24-10 4. NJ
Mr.. Morton rested we'll last night. This
morning at I o'clock the pain returned TO
his right side, but it is rapidly subsiding.
At this hour he is easier and comparatively
rnmfortahle
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providence Journal
This brilliant discovery will crown Pro-
fcSsor Hall with honor and renown, prove
beyond question the power OF the Wash
ington telescope, and give to America the
distinction OF the third great astronomical
discovery CT the ccntury-ltay having
won the honor Of discovering the asteroids
in 1901. and France the greater honor OF
making known the existence OF the planet
Neptune in 1916.
THE snowy poles OF mooneSS Mars are
moonle>s no longer. and the earth, with its
solitary satellite, will be compelled 10 yield
precedence to its nearest outside nei"hbor
with its dual attendants. \ great discovery
has been made already, and yet Mars does
not reach its oppo>tEm until the 9TH OF Sep
TENDER. Who can te, what wonders untold
may he revealed to Astronomers ali over the
world. who nightly scan its ruddy disc with
determination to see all that il TO be seen.
and note with unremittins care each change
on the surface, ii only measured by a hairs
breadth: Mars is il Observation-Disclosures OBJ
icct now in the evening sky, and will hence
forth be clothed with Il double interest rs
the poS>csSor OF two satellites, though it
will take some time for the moons OF Mars
to become familiar members OF the solar
brotherhood.
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A West-virginia wife-Nurderer.

ARREST OF DIR. COOPER, CHARGED WITH HIE-
DERING HIS THIRD WIFE.
CINCINNATI, August 24.-Dr. w. t.
Cooper, living near Charleston, W. Va, was
arrested yesterday for poisoning his third
wife. Both the former wives died sud-
denly under what were considered suspi-
cious circumstances. 1t is now supposed
that he poisoned them also, Their bodies
will be eyhumet,.
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me convention between Russia and Rou.
mania contains clause in which Russia
acknowledges her independence, and pro-
hiiSes TO cndcaVor to get the other Powers
also to acknowledge it.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY, August "a. Is ~.
Tn" breaks TODAY comprised 2S3 ho2shcads. ID
ticrcr~. and boxes. The offerings ut auction or
Change were SO packages: 81 which number %
were taken in. AMI til" remainder sold az prices
r.ln-.imw ;rrin q. 10 To S2n.JO.
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u lOiir.

Fine. :+.5n: >,iprriinc. lj.7I: extra >nperhne.
1925: coElmun family. $50: fancy family aud
City Mills, $50 supply large. and very 'iui'.
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CHARGED WITH SwISDLISG.-Ns'cI York.
August 23.-NelSon 4. G;,n>cr was arrest
ed tonight on Il warrant charging him
with Swinding the Third National Bank OF
this city 10y forged check for s2S. 900.
Though GanScr when arrested gave his
name rs Nelson Nicholson his identity is
fully established.
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SEEDS; &c.
SEED.

We are receiving the NEW CROP OF ORCHARD.
GRASS SEED raised BY John Was,hing,on' esq" OF
Caroline county, ~, ,,F s4t Mfda e s CO.,
,.oe-aswam Richmona. Va.
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EEGETINE.

EEGETINE.
NOTHING EQUAL TO IT.
SOUTH SALEM. MASS, November IA, 1876.
Mr. n. II. SterenS:
Dear Sir,-I have been troubled with Scrofula,
Canker and Liver Complaint for three years. Moth
ing ever did Inc any good until l commenced using
the VEGETIEE. | now getting along first
rate, and still using the FEGETINE. ! consider
there Is nothing equal TO 1t for such complaints.
Can heartily recommend ii to everybody.
Yours truly.
MRS. LIZZIE VI. PACKARD.
No. 6 Lagrange street, South Salem. Mass.
TEGETISE thoroughly eralic2tes every kind Of
humor and restores the entire system 10 x healthy
condition.
VEG ETINE
Prepared by
II. T.. STEVENS, BOSTON, MASS.
yEGETINE
Is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
TAU 25-S&W2tl
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CLOTH

YOUTHS WHITE u.
/ AARSEILLES AND LINEN VESTS.
Price 81 so. worth $3.50.
S"u ea''' -" WA. IRA SMITH,
.,n,aa82t 100 Main street.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-07

FErEDLANpER has been giant in
his day. He is not only . gigantic
operator In his chosen field Of specu.
laton, but man Of vast and tower
ing physical proportions. Some OF
his doings as described in the follow.
ing inform the reader OF the mans
vast power and strong generalship.
We quote from the San Francisco
Stock Exchange Of April 5:
The announcement upon the street
yesterday that Isaac Friendlander
the grain king has hal his. check re-
fused for 81 $50, created very great
sensation. Had anyone predicted o
short time ago that such a thin g
would ever take place, his predic.
ton would have probably been
treated with as much scorn as would
similar prophesy about the Bank Of
California four years ago. Mr..
Friedlander's position seemed to bS
mn impregnable one. His wealth was
known to be enormous, his resources
we're supposed to be capable of with.
standing any tax upon them. When
three years ago the Grange move.
ment was at its height and there was
combination OF rs per cent. OF the
farmers Of the State against this one
man, backed as they were by a big mer.
camille house, he by his own individ-
nal exertions completely defeated
them, brought them around to his
own terms and ruined the rival firm
Prior to that time Mr.. Friedlander
had practically handled the whole
wheat crop of the State, or as much
OF 1t as he chose to, and other firms
were content to do what business he
was willing to give them. After the
failure OF =. l.. Morgan's Sons. Mr..
friedlander reassumed control OF the
wheat crop. which control he has
has practically held until the present
time.
1t may be better that such a man
as this should be shorn of his power,
but it is not likely he will be for any
great length OF time.