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A MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE EXPLAIN
Ep.-Phaadelphid, September 6.-Samuel
J. Ludlam, who was found by Masons to-
day in Chicago, temporarily insane, was
proprietor OF the Ocean House. Cape May.
lie came to this city on Monday, bringing
with him $4,000 in cash, stopped at the
West-Jcrsey Hotel, Camden, and lett That
place to make deposit OF Sl,ooo IN Tue
Camden Bank, since which time most vigil
lant search by police and detectives has
been unavailing, until telegram was re-
ccivcd announcing his being found in Chi
caco. For many years he was cashier at
Wizards Hotel, in Washington, and also
held similar position at Congress Hall,
Cape May. At the opening Of the season OF
1877 he assumed the proprietorship OF the
Ocean House, in the management OF which
he has been very successful. Mr.. Ludlam
will be brought home by Masons.-Special
dispatch to the Baltimore Sun.
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son of Rustchuk. N1ehemet Ali is said to

son OF Rustchuk. Mehemet xii is SAID To
have changed his base Of operations from
Eski Diuna, and Osmalosmar Bazaar 10 Rust-
chuk, and pushed back, some weak Russian
forces over the LON, and established bis ad-
vance guard ut Obertini, on the road from
Rustchuk to Biela, eight miles from the lat
ter place. If this is true, it announces
most important and mastery movement on
the part OF Mehemet ALI. 1t would appear,
however, that this report should be accept
ed with caution"
SERyIA'S wARLIKE PREPARATIONS.
VIENNA, September THE Political
CorreSpondence'S Belgrade dispatch reports
n. Ristics, in replying to the British con-
SUBS representations as to Servia's warlike
preparations, as having said, "Servia must
in her own interest prepare for all contin-
gencies."
The same telegram says the Roumanian
envoy has entered into definite arrange
ments for the eventual combined action OF
the Seryian and Roumanian armies.
VARIOUS WAR NOTES.
LONDON, September 1.-The correspond
ent OF the Times, after the capture OF La
natz by the Russians, which he describes
finds himself at Poredin, whence he tcle-
graphs that all messengers between here
and Lanatz were accompanied by an escort
Of cavalry, az the Bashi-Bazouks were IN
the intervening country.
Prince Charles. OF Roumania, is here in
command OF all the Russian line facing
Plevna.
Two divisions OF Roumanian troops are
here.
The Turks showed themselves yesterday
afternoon. but retired into their works be-
fore Plevna without fighting.
We are expectine Il close OF the Plevna
business very soon, and Turkish Sedan as
the result.
GNote.-This seems to dispose OF the rrl-
mors of an attack on Plevna which were
current on Monday.]
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ARCHBISHOP BAYLEY.-A report was cir.
culated last night that Archbishop Bayley,
who has been lying dangerously i'll at his
home in Newark. n. j., for some time past,
had died at late hour. Inquiry at the
Archepiscopal residence in this city proved
that no such Information had been received
there, and as Father Starr is with the Arch
bishop, the first intelligence OF his death
would have been received there. The Arch
bishop is known to be in a critical condi-
ton. but the report of his death was proba-
bly, unfoundcd. A dispatch at A. NJ. to-
dav from Newark, y. j., stated that moth
ing was known there OF the Archbishop's
death baltimore american, 18th.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
FRIDAY, September 7. 1877.
country Produce,

FRIDAY, September 7. 1877.
Country Produce.
Be.S,cur: &c. p 10. z..,
sV Corn MeaS: 7oM75c. p bushel for country.
Dried Fruit: Apples, 219M4Ac. ID: peaches.
pccled. 1850; unpeeed, 5G6c. cherries, loo
Eqgs In barrels, 12@1sc. e dozen;ln crates, IS
ESHthers: Prime live-goose. Acc; common. csc.
FYnrseed: SlGs1.l0 p bnshel.
Hay: Virginia timothy, 1886; clover, Cog
7Oc aud very dull.
oats: Baled. 7O@75c.
PSt9toes: Irish, = barrel $l.50@:l.75.
Lard: Country. 1OGllc.
Rye: $4,000. 3 bushel.
Sgmac: 75cMSl.25. according 10 quality.
BnIed !Strnlo: 400 5c.
Hnoi. Washed. 3OG33c.; unwashed. CSC BURY
wool will briug from TO SC. q 10 less than above
Cement, Lime. Plaster. &c.
Cement: Rcsendale, 81 .65@sl.75 2 barrel; James
River, sl.65Gs1.75: T.
Lime: Agricultural, 10c. b,lshe! Virginia, In
dian Rock, Sl:l0; kockand' sl'lo@'sl'Z'' accord
M P Ia ae' Lump, s4@s425; ground, s7.so@ss,
delivered: calcined plaster, s2@s2.2o.
DRY Goods.
Bro,o,, Shsetia1s and Shirtings: A Manchcs-
ter, CSC; 4 Manchester. 5ae.: u Manchester, oc.
A james River, 6ac.; Il JAMES River, o4c.; Z
James River Sc: A Gran!.eville; 7ac;; 9ra anu
Conestoga. 7c.; 1O4 reperill, 274c; l0-4 Cay zoe.
BIeaSaed Siirtiags aud .Shestings: "A Wam-
sutta, 12,sc.; A Masonville. 10c.: Al bockdale
&C.. Al Home, l04c.; A Oneida. ioe.; 4-a
9Nc.; Whirestone. 9.c.; I Barnsley, 6ac.; Red
Dog. &C.; b. i Scitrate, 7c.; Methuan, 5sc; Pc
ter5oreugh, SIC; lo-4 WaItliam, 2oc.; l0-4 CITY
Mills 25j@c.
Bretors ,Drit,s: Petersburg, 7c.; Granitevilie,
SIC; Rockbridse, &C. ..E..a II .rsrf
Corset Jeans: ravona, Del Amoskeag 1oc.;
Halloweli 1oc.
Dent.as: Harlem, 2kc.: Boston Steam Mills. SHc.
Prints: American. exc: Aliens. &C.; Rich
mond, exc; Sprague. &C.; Manchester, 6hc wash
ington. 6sc.; Hamilton. exc: Merriniack, &c., nai.
ery, exc; Oriental. Pacific, 6gc.; Arnold, $751;
Harmony. 5lsc.: Wanlsutta- &c.
! CaMtrics: Rice, &C.: English, oLc.
Drugs, Dyestuiis, Oils, &c.
Alum: &c.
Atcohol: 1915 r gallon.
Concentrated Lys: 1915 q case Of four dozen
C0pperas: 2Sc
Cochiaeal: 81 = 10,
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Virginia.
Observation-Disclosures SENT on.

Especial telegram to the Dispatchl
NORFOLK, Va, September 7.-Messrs.
Henry Miller and Charles F.. Gettslich,
charged with dcfrauding the Customs De-
partment Of the United States Government,
had hearing before United States Commits
sioncr II. Phnbus at the custom-house this
morning. Hon. John Goode, counsel for
Miller, waived an examination and asked
for bail in reasonable amount. Mr.. Charles
Poe, Of Baltimore, represented Major
Gettslich. Both parties were sent Oh to the
next United States grand jury for trial and
recommittcd to prison in default OF bail in
the sum OF $4,000 each. The prisoners
were, at their own election, sent to our city
iai1
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Washington.
DEMANDING THEIR RIGHTS.

DEMANDING THEIR RIGHTS.
WASHINGTON, September 1.-The Post
Office Department has received letters from
q number OF the principal newspapers re-
fusing to publish advertisements at the rates
allowed by law.
sARGENT's DEFEAT.
Sargent's defeat as United States senator
is received with very great patience by the
citizens OF the District of Columbia.
VARIOUS ITEMS.
r. II. Mason will be appointed surveyor
OF Montana.
Evarts joins the presidential party at Gin
cjnnati on the 18th. NcCrary has gone to
Fortress Monroe instead OF with the presi-
Dental party, which he will join Mt Dayton.
A sister of Senator Conkling has not been
dropped from the payroll Of the New York
cuStom-house.
The Post-Ofice Department has advices
that Senator Morton himself remarked to-
day that he was feeling better.
Osman Pasha.--COlOncl K. Clay CraW-
ford.
BALTIMORE, September 7.-Colonel r.
Clay Crawford, who is said to be identified
as Osman Pasha, came to Chestertown,
Kent county, in 1867, and published pa
per there. He left suddenly about 1878.
Marylanders in the Egyptian service wrote
home OF an American officer known rs OS-
man Pasha in the army OF the Khedive, and
a personal description TALES with that Of
Crawford, who was tall and stalwart, with
a reckless bearing.
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At the Baltimore Stock Exchange there
was quite a break in Baltimore and ONO
shares. which sold at the first Board at rs.
Il decline OF Is per cent. from the closing
price Of Wednesday, and left off at 10 bid,
i15 asked. The Marietta and Cincinnati
bonds also closed lower.-Boltimore -1nseri-
can, tn.
Eight miners were dreadfully burned
Thursday by an explosion Of gas in the
Phoenix Park mine, near Minersyille, Pa.
One man has died, and Thomas Lloyd, 4
brother OF the proprietor, is among the in
jurcd. 4 blast made by one Of the work
men caused the disaster.
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LAST NIGHTS TELEGRAMS.
MOVEMENTS OF PRESIDENTIAL
PARTY.

COUNCIL AT SARATOGA OF FREE-TRADERS'
UNIoN-THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
TO EXTEND IT'S TRACK TO CUMBERLAND
TO COMPETE WITH I lie BALTIMORE AND
OHIO RoAD-CoLONEL r. CLAY CRAW-
FORD AND OSMAN PASIIA IDENTICAL
YELLoW-FEvER AT FERNANDINA-RAIL-
ROAD STRIKERS SENTENCED AT HARRIS
BURG-DEMOCRATIC TRIUMPH IN CALI
FORNIA -PREPARATIO FOR THlERS'S
FUNERAL &C. &C.
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Earl. DERRY on ISTERvENTIoN.-Lond
September Earl Derby, the Foreign
Minister. speaking at Liverpool last evening,
said he did not think the present moment
favorable for any Intervention by third par.
ties in favor Of peace, but the time might
come, and it might not be far distant, when
Engand's good offices would be acceptable
He assured his hearers that whenever In
the Governments judgment that time ar.
rived they would not lose the opportunity
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BALTIMORE,
COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, September Z, 1877.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT hite, 49S bushels Red 5lGo bush
els.
CogS.-IThite. LOG bushels.
OATS-174 bushels.
RYE.-7U bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WuEAT.-Vhite, 234 bushels good at 81 .4o !:
lO2 bushels very good 1T $3.50; 40 bushels at
sl.4s: So bushels fair ut 81 .10-tota 42S bushels
Red, 60 bushels very good Lancaster AT AS; LOG
bushels good Lancaster at Sl;45; 532 bushels
prime Lancaster at $3.50; 100 bushels prime
fultz ut $3.50: 200 bushels good Lancaster Al
SLAB: 100 bushels good Fullz at Sl.43; 476
bushels very good Futz at S1.45; 80 bushels
prime FultZ at $l.45: $50 bushels common tuItz
at Sl.l5: 564 bushels fair Futz at 81 80 394
bushels Fultz at S1.40; bushels common tu!tz AZ
CLIO: AZ bushels common Fultz at Sl.2Z; 64
bushels common FultZ 1T S1c.; 90 bushels com
mon Fultz ut 1928; l76 bushels common Futz
at 81 80; 2S2 bushels good FultZ ut IS 40; 264
bushels very good Futz 1T S1.47; 40 bushels COM
mon Futz Mt S1.20; 90 bushels common Fultz ut
sI.25: 32 bushels mixed nj Il 49, "a bushels COM
mon Fultz ut 1927: 60 bushels very good Lancas-
ter at sl.4S: 60 bushels fair Fultz al el.3S; 250
bushels common FuItz at Sl.31: 140 bushels fair
Fultz at Sl.37: Ii bushels common Fultz at
81 .32-total, 1890 bushels.
CORE.-JVhite. | 06 bushels on private terms.
OATs.-l44 bushels very good spring AZ Soc.
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ARMY AND NAVY MoNUMEHT.-The city Of
Boston has engaged 100 carriages for the
invited guests. Commodore J. w. A. Nj
cholson, Commodore Foxhall A. Parker,
United States navy. and General Henry
Heth, OF Richmond, Va. an eX-Cenfederate
commander in the Army OF Northern Vir-
ginia. have accepted invitations sent out by
the committee, and will be present on the
dav Of dedication. - Boston advertiser.
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SIRGISIASS PARDOHED BY THE PRESIDENT.
Jeremiah Mullens, Whit Duvall, Solomon
CARRIER. and Oliver Brewer, convicted of vi
olating the intcrnal-rcvenue laws relating
to distilled spirits. and imprisoned in the
Jail of Lee county. Va; Emmett r. Totty.
who pleaded guilty in the United States
District Court OF the Eastern District of
Virginia to robbnS the mails, sentence not
pronounced.
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ShOotillG-Scrapc.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.
HAWKS NEST, W. VA, September T.
Patrick Irwin, the keeper Of boarding.
house, was last night shot in the breast by
James Monroe, coal-miner, whom he was
endeavoring to expel from his house for
disordery conduct. His condition is pre-
carious. Monroe made his escape.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, sEPTENDEH

PORT OF RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER q.
ARRIVED.
Steamer j. W. EyerInan, Platt, Pbtladelphia, mes-
cbandise and passengers.
Bark Roseand lBrj, Davis, New YORK, 70 LOAD
-four for Bahia. ,s.sf ~ q
Schooner Dedadedec, Geteug. Windsor, n. ~,
plaster, ID. 8. Morrison.
Schooner A. i. Goodman, Hearn, .PhiIadelphis.
coal, l.. Luccado. @ffJ5ff
SAILED.
Steamship wyanoke, Couch. New York merchants
disc and passengers, G. w. Allen g. Co., agents.
Steamer Alliance, Carr. Philadelphlas mexc0an-
disc and passengers, W. 2: Porter. agent;
Steamer Eliza Hancox. Clifford, Norfolk, me0cnan-
Schooner Roxana, Mitchell, Baltimore. gram,
Schooner D. L. Wolf, Todd, Norfolk, coal, Curtis
Schooner W. F. Phelps, Lane, New York rfG
James river, lumber. Curtis & Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Boston September 4th.. schooner Belle
Brown. knowlton. -.
From New York September 4th, schooner juliet,
Robinson. -.
From Charleston, g. c., September 9th, schooner
E. d. Ennicott. keral. r.sr ts@}@'4
MEMORANDA. s'. III
schooners Oliver Jamfson, Campbell, and u. z.
Giles, Cranmer, hence, at New York September otn.
BY Telegraph.
FORT MONROE. September 7.-Arrfved and order
ed to New York BARK Jan Van Brikcl, from Pa
dang. r as
STEAMER BURNED.
OTTowA. September 1.-THE Steamer Queen, o.
the Ottowa Navigation Company, has been burned.
Loss heavy.
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In the social Science Association at Sara
ioea. on Thursday, J. Randolph Tucker,
member Of Congress from Virginia, read a
paper on the relations OF the United States
10 each other As modified by the war and
the constitutional amendments. showing the
strong Statc-rights' doctrines held by the
southern States and sustained by the courts
before the war. He closed by announcing
that the South accepts all the amendments
adopted rs binding, protesting against the
mode OF adoption as precedcnts. They in
crease the powers OF the General Govern
mcnt and pat Limitations on State power. but
do not 0rganicaly change the relation of
the states 20 the Union.
David Dudley Field. answering the call
Of the chairman, spoke briefly regarding
The paper read by J. Randolph Tucker. He
sad wc src under obligation to him for the
happy manner in winch he treated the sub
j"rI and the information it conveyed. 1t
was high time that we returned to the foun-
lation o. The Government and the views
ihcrcupon OF our fathers. lie could not
usually endorse every word OF a paper, but
he was confident that educated people
would he glad TO have the matter therein
discussed. People sometimes say there are
no such things a State rights. yet the fact is
nt Delaware cannot be deprived OF an equal
voice in the Senate. though all the other
thirty-scvcn States. with iortv-thrce million
people. seek 10 deprive her OF it. Colorado,
with les people than single ward in New
York, h.t> rights which cannot be taken
from her. When States give up all soyc-
rcisnty. then imperialism will reign from
ocean Ia ocean. | hope Mr.. fuckers ar
tcc will he read by all people, and that this
Union vi! continue. in the language OF
Chicf-Ju>;ice Chase. an indeStructible
Union 81 indc-tructblc States to the end OF
time
Gamat!c! Bradford, OF Boston. said Mr..
fuckers paper seemed an echo OF the past.
\ new question has come up which is TO
take the place in the public mind OF the old
one discussed by Mr.. Tucker-that is, the
contest between the legislative and cXecu-
tive departments. Congress had after the
war 10 deal with the mass OF the people OF
The South. There were no constituted au-
thorites then to deal with. The great need
Of this country is a strong Executive. We
can make laws for compulsory education,
but We need Il strong Executive to enforce
the laws. We can found schools enough,
hut education IS not thereby secured. No
Legislature can carry on government.
The British Parliament soon found it so
after bcheadIng the King; and so France
had TO resort to Napoleon after a trial OF
convention OF its best men. We must have
4 strong Executive. In the recent riots and
strikes the executive power was lacking in
every State, and calls were made on the
General Government for troops.
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California;.
FICTION NEWS.


SAN Francisco, Call, September 1.-The
latest election returns indicate that the
Democrats have elected 10 senator's and
81 assemblymen,. and the Republicans 10
senators and % assemblymen. Including
the hold-overs, the Democrats will have IS
majority on a joint ballot.
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Florida

YELLow-FEyER AT FERNANplSA.
SAVANNAH, GA, September IA dispatch
from the health officer ut Fernandlna, fki.,
to the health officer OF this city, acknow-
lodges that the sickness in that city IS
yeliow-feyer. All vessels and trains from
that city Mill be quarantined.
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Osman Pasha.--COlOncl AZ. Clay CraW.
ford.
Railroad Competition.

THE PENNSYLVANIA ROAD TO COMPETE WITH
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO FoR THE CUM
BERLAND COAL-TRADE.
PHILADELPHIA, September 1.-The Penn
sylyania Railroad Company having been for
some years within six miles OF the Cumber-
land coal region in Maryland, bas decided
to extend its tracks SO rs to compete WIN
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
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The Late Riot.

RAILROAD STRIKERS SENTENCED.
HARRISBURG, September THE railroad
rioters convicted here last week have been
sentenced to the county Jail, ranging from
two to eight months, and fined from twenty
to FIVE hundred dollars.
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cHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY, September Z, 1877.
The breaks to-day comprised PA hossheads, 10
terccs, and boxes. The offerings at auction on
Change were 90 packages: Of which number 22
were taken in. and the remainder sold at prices
ranging from $3.50 TO $50.
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK, September 7.-GoId opened at LOBE.
n.-Stocks weaker. Money OH call, 2I2a
Dcr cent. Gold. lO34. Exclange-Lon%. 1873;
Short, 4S6. Governments firm. States quiet. -.
Ertning.-Money easy ut 4M5 per cent. Scr-
ling. 4S3!S. Gold hrmer at l03's; lO3'? bid. Gov
firm ; new 5's 107a. States steady.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. September 7.-Firgna G's. old. 30:
80: cons odated, 654 second series. AZ
North Carolina 6's. old, 16. Eid to-day. Al first
board to-day ten shares Baltimore ana ONO SOLO
NJ
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Flour.

Fine. $3.50: superfne. S5.5OGD:J.75: extra SUI
neriiua stiGS6.25; common family. s7GS7.30:
fancy family and City Mills, sS@Ss.23. supply
kLrgc. and very dull
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YEGETTNE.

We ETINE
WILL CURE
RoFULA,
SCROFULOUs HUAIOK.
VEGETISE will eradicate from the system every
faint of Scroiua and Scrofulous Hulnor. 1t has
permanently cured thousands In Boston and Ticinl-
~ who had been long and Painful sufferers.
CANCER. DANGEROUS HUMoR.
The marvellous effect of VEGETISE in case Of
Cancer and Canccrous Iiumor challenges the most
profound attention of the medical faculty, many OF
whom are prescribing VEGETISE 10 their patients
CASKER.
yEGETlH has never failed to cure the most in
flexible case OF Canhcr.
MERCURIAL DISEASES.
The VKGE1INE meets with wonderful success in
the cure oi this class OF diseases.
SALT-RHECM.
letter, Salt-Rhcum. Scald-Head, &C.. will certain.
" WELD to the great alternative effects Of EEGETISE
ERYsIpELAs.
VEGETINE has never failed TO cure the most IN
veterate case Of EryslDeaS
plMpLES AND HUMORS ON THE FACE.
Reason should teach us that a blo,chy, rough, or
p,mpled skin depends entirely upon an internal
cause and no outward application can ever cure the
defect. NEGE1iNE is The great blood-puriher
TUMORS. ULCERS, OR OLD SORES,
the blood thoroughly with NEGETISE and these
complaints will disappear.
CATARRH
For this complaint the only substantial benefit can
be obtained through the blood. FEGETINE Is the
great blood-purher
CONSTIPATION.
EEGETISR docs not act as catharic 10 deIitate
the bowels, but cleanses all the orguls enabling cach
to perform the functions devovins upon II.
vEGErlSE has restored thousands 10 health who
have been long and painful sufferers.
DYSPEPSIA.
If yEGETlNE is taken regularly according 10
directions certain aud speedy will follow It's
use.
FAINTSEsS AT THE STOMACH.
VEGET1SE is not 4 stimulating bitters which Gre
ates fictitious appetite but gentle tonic which
asstsrs nature TO restore the stomach TO Il healthy
action.
w. FEMALE WEAKNESS.
yEGETISE acts directly upon the causes Of these
complaints. 1t nvigorares and strengthens Inc
whole system. acts upon the secretlFe organs, anu
allays Inflammation.
GENERAL DEBILITY.
In this complaint the good effects Of the NEGE-
TINE are realized immediately after commencing 10
take Il; rs debility denotes deficiency OF inc boou,
and VEG ETISE acts directly upon the blood.
vEGETIS
Prepared by
II. r. STEVENS, BOSTON, MASS.
yEGETINE Is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Gse s-S&W2tI
STEEL PENS.
NE SIYpCpTop IrNcTISu MANITFA
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Within ten years tobacco culture has be.
come most important industry in Penn
Sylyania. Tobacco Is grown in Lancaster,
York, Dauphin, and Chester counties, but
the main business is in Lancaster county.
The crcp in that county this year, now
nearly all gathered, is by far the largest
ever secured, and in quality the best. One
grower expects TO realize from sixteen
acres $4,000. The leaf is OF excellent quail
lty, much in demand, and the experiment
OF its culture in the State an unqualified
success.
There will be 4 deficit OF eleven million
Turkish pounds, according to the financial
estimates OF Turkey for the present fiscal
year, 10 be raised by taxation. 5.
Rev. i. Howard Kerfoot, who has been
called to the charge OF one of the first
churches in Baltimore, is son OF DR.. F. j.
Kerfoot, of this county. - Berycitle Courier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-08

\ GuLD NINE OF EXTRAORDINARY RICH
Mss DlscOyERED.-PusGio, co.,, August
3l.-Thc Virginia mine at Rosita started up
again yesterday with a double shift of
miners. The richest strike yet made in
mat district was made in Basuck mine on
Thursday. Some OF the ore taken out as
says over $4,000 per ton. AN assay OF
1000 pounds shows Sl,154 in silver and
:l,Dl in gold. The camp is wild with ex-
c'tement. The mine appears to be an i'm
mense deposit. No wall rock has yet been
discovered, but the whole hill seems to be
mass OF rich ore