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6oap !: common. sds7c.. o.s. w.,n,rs. n lass q:
toilet. 16M29e.; and fsncy prices: country. 4SSc
lnpsri!al., sil.l,o@$1.se gunpovder. s1z5ai.7t
90 = 's Hides. Leather. &c.
atass: Green. 4ass: ds IL, sastea l2a1se:: DRY
sns: d a wes saisea ass; Net salted esi
Isaissr? Sole leather. oak. ssa4oe:: sole ie.sher
semSs assss s s R gs sy
srsa s' si f a 81 rough ssirlns,
II. from. Steel. Nails. &c.
Jron: American refined. Oh Dominion. 93
81 21lOc; No.; English and American sheet, go
S r s~ Tssni hanmeEsd sac hoop Pc
h.seite Wess Tirsls,a e eoee ssIasas
srd-tha. IS. tel,-penny: other sizes extra. q.
Plosgh-C Castings: wholesale, 4&4Hc.; retail.
ToDs: Manila. best 14ta15c.: tute s@sc.
Rags: Mixed cotton, BE-; white, 2llzc.; woollens
lumber. slaves. &c.
L.mser: white eak. q 2@al5 2 J; 600: Western
sIS@s65 D 1000: yei:ow pine boards. - as13;
1ost sleMsl4. according 70 lengths. Salnales-
p 1000. Lsths-spft, 81; sawed, s1.50@$1.6 IS
1000: seasoned. s20ssa5 p 1000, Fiosr-Sarre
timber. a6aS7.5O Z, 1000. FIour-barreI poles 81
as: Sogshead-hoops, NO demand; hlckory-hoop6,
$3.50.
LIQUORS, Wines. SC.
Ale: Scotch, best brands, pnts s2@s2.25 ,
dozen, gold. -
Brdndies: Domestic. Al. 256s2: fruit. &i.lO@
$40; ample. new. 8l.75@$2; old, S2.25@e33;
Virginia peact. S2MS2.5O.
+ Rue Fhiskeys: Medium. 81 .sO@S2 pure old. %
@$4; Virginia mountain, new, &2@S2.60, lid.
S2.50Gi350 and upwards.
Gin: Domestic, *i.25as2: imported. ss . case.
Ne1o England Rum &l.50MSl.60.
RectUded Whisksys: Market advancing; proof,
1925,
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10. O. r.

BALTIMORE, September 1.-THE Grand
Lodge. 1. o. o. F. have elected the follow
ing officers for the next two. years: Grand
Sire, John B. Harrison, OF California !;
DEPUTY Grand Sire, L. j. Glenn, OF Georgia;
and reelected the following: James L.
Ridgely, Of Maryland. grand secretary !;
Joshua Van Zandt, OF Maryland, grand
treasurer.
The Grand Lodge adopted an amendment
to the constitution changing the title OF
the supreme body from "Grand Lodge OF
the United States" to that OF :" Grand
Lodge of Independent Order OF odd-Fei-
lows"
The matter relative to the establishment
of consumptiYe Odd-Fellows' home IN the
South was postponed to nextyear.
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MARINE iN'sEl.atGE
PORT OF RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER II, 1873.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Ariel, Mayo, Norfolk, United States
mail, merchandise aud passengers, l.. b. Ialun,
agent.
steamer Norfolk, Tuunll, Philadelphia. Incrchan-
disc and passengers, j. W: Nct:arrick. agent.
Schooner John A. Curtis. CULLEN. PHliadc'ph,a.
coal, Writ ROBERTS.
Schooner NJ G.. Carroll, Carroll, AieXandr1a,
wheat, Dunlop & McCance.
Schooner hurry VaDdiyer, Galloway, Baltimore,
corn. Gallego Mills Manufacturing Company.
Schooner N. II. Burrows, Taylor, Phlladelphia.
coal. s. II. Halves
h0rir for South America. Curtis 4 Parker:
Schooner Virginia Hawley, Galloway, Alexandria,
grain, GalcgO Mills Manufacturing Company.
SAILED.
Steamship Old Dominion, Walker, New York,
merchandise and passengers, q. w. Allen Co..
agents. go 49,,
cllnndisc ami passengers. j. W. McCarr'ck. agent.
Schooner Mary and Frances. 3lcAudrews, Pilla-
dclpha, stone, Curtis < Parker.
Schooner John Mcdonald, Mckendry, Phl'adel-
phia, coal, Curtis 4 Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From New York September l4'h, bark Wieland
From New York September 14th, schooner liza A.
From New York September l4th, schooner Pau
guSsctt, Dawson.
MEMORANDA.
Schooners A. 8. Gaskill, GaskiIl: Sapolc0n 1ngcr-
soil; NJ. w. Griffin, Stocking: W. II. kenZc. So
per: Yankee Doodle, Rose: George J.. Halioch,
Sharrett; a. j. Alcott, Loveand, hence, 1T New
York September 18TH. -,
Schooners Moon icht. Lyman; Sandman, Ho'-
brook: Susan, Stanley, hence, II Providence sep
by Telegraph.
NEW York. September 17-Arrived Canada,
Abys>inia, schildain. Arrived out: DOMAIN.
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no SEs.S.
HOTEL EUROPEAN,
CONDUCTED By
SPIRO ZET Ell T. E ,

CHAMPION COOK OF THE CONTINENT,
for the EXCELLENCE Of its cuisine, the VARIETY
and the QUALITY OF ITS SUPPLIES FOR THE IA
BILE, Is commended In Il brilliant manner to the
transient and the resident public. The splendid
table dhOte suits all tastes. and the various pcpa
rations for quests accommodate everybody. THAT
LUNCH for hurried rcfrcshment for the business
man and The man IL, trdnSitu Is both economical
and satisfactory. 1t is EXCELLENT and UNIvER-
SALLY POPULAR.
In all varieties of ELEGANT AND LUXURIOUS
FEAsTISG The EUROPEAN HOTEL is WITHOUT
SUPERIOR. It's WINES and LIQUORS ARE THE
BEST, and the prices are always reasonable.
Strangers are urged to give tie HOTEL EURO
PEAN trial. If Superior Fare, Fine Lodging, and
Good Attendance can win their good opinion they
will be fas; friends Of the HOTEL Ell ROPEAN.
1t IS now the NICK OF TINE FOR TIE BEST
THINGS for the qualification Of the critical adnireI
| of good eating
COME-SEE-LIVE!
fse l7-Gtl
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neaa = 81 Maso1 s / z

. q. LEWIsBCRe, w. a, Sept. 40, 1873. 3.
Editors Dispatch: Another old lands
mark has lust been removed from this VII
Iage. The pen Of the historian OF this town
nlournfuliy records che sudden and unex-
pected death OF Mr.. Mason Matthews,
which event occurred at o'clock this morn
ing. He was the very oldest native OF the
place; was born In January, 1903, and has
lived In tue county through all oil these
years, having the respect and confidence OF
oil our very best people; was the father OF
the present Governor Of West Virginia.
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Germ

BERLIN, September 77.-In the Reichstag
to-day Bismarck supported the anti-Sociallst
bill in an energetic speech. lie said Social
ism was Il common danger, ayowedly
striving to effect violent revolution in the
existing order OF society. He denied Sc
riati1n the allegations made by Bebel about
the former connection between the Govern
ment and Socialist leaders. Tie denied ever
having relations with Lavalle or Fritsche.
He said he had conversed with Herr La
vale, and found him to be not Republi-
can, but MonarchiSt.
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James Broadbelt, OF Indianapolis, Ind,
states that he has been robbed OF fifteen
thousand dollars while asleep in the cars
going TO Chicago. The money had been
received more than year before from
the settlement OF an estate, and he car
RED it upon his person, being afraid to
trust it to the banks.
The Secretary OF the Georgia State AGri-
cultural Society announces that Hon. Allen
&. Thurman, of Ohio, has accepted an in
vitation to attend the Georgia State Fair, in
Macon, on the 2Sth OF next month.
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DAY OF FASTING AND Phitader
phia, September 16.-In view OF the terri
BILE rayages OF the yellow-ieyer. and the
present distress caused by commercial de-
preston and discomfort throughout the
country, petition is being largely circu-
lated among the various religious denomi-
nations and citizens Of Philadelphia pray
ing the President Of the United States to
set apart day for national fasting ana
nraycr
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HAVANA, September 1.-THE steamer
City OF Merida has arrived from Vera
Cruz. and brings the following news from
the City Of Mexico to the 9th instant: It is
reported that Diaz has called Gomez Pala-
clio, now residing in Durango, either to take
charge OF the State Department or go to
Washington. Zamucona is again reported
as being determined to return home in Oc-
fnhpr
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At MEADE IL BAKERS
DRUGSTORE
AIH-CUSHIONS FOR IEVALIDs.
AIR-PILLO WS FOR TRAVELLERS.
HOT-WATER BAGS.
ICE BAGS FOR THE HEAD,
RUBBER CLOTH FOR INFANTS,
SOFT-RUBBER BED-PANS,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SPONGE-BAGS,
POCkET-STOVES.
uORSE-H.AIR FLESH GLOVES,
FLESH BRUSHES,
POCKET-INHALERS,
STEAM-INHALERS,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
ELASTIC STOCKINGS,
ABDOMINAL-SUPPORT
HARD-RUBBER TItUSSES,
SHOULDER-BRACES,
NASAL DOUCHES,
FEvER-TERMOMETERS
GALVANIC-BATTERfE
And all SURGICAL and
MEDICAL APPLIANCES sold a.
MEADE & BAKERS Drugstore,
ano7 9l9 Main street.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY, September II, 1873.
The breaks to-nay comprised 900 ilogsheads and
tcrces. The Off rings nj auction on Change were
So packages: of which number 46 were taken In
and the remainder sold at prices ranging from $3.50
to S35.
We continue 10 quote:
NEW DARK.
Lugs-C Common TO medium, $15U@9S2; medium
to good. $3@$4.
LeaE-Common, s4Ms5: medium, $5g6; good,
:S@$l0; time, ?11@S14.
BRIGHT.
Lugs-Common colory, S3MS4.
FiIerS-COmmon, S4Gt3J; medium, $3@S7:
good, S7MS10; fine, $10mSl3
Smokers.-Common. S70GSs.5O: medium. son
I'll good, $1OGSl3; fine, *l5@SlS: funcy. 81 8
@S22. 49,
Gr$25: good, S30@$45; fine, $60@$7o; fancy,
S75mS9O
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The Cotton CROP of america.

NEW ORLEANS, September 1.-THE off,
cial statement OF the cotton crop OF America
for the years 1s77-'7S has been published
by the National Cotton Exchange: Receipts
at all ports were 4,334.190 bales; overland
movement, 295.306 bales; southern con-
sumption, 1859 bales. Total crop, 4,773,-
S65 bales.
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DEvOTIoNs IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS Neac
Haven, It,, September 1s.-At the school
district election to-day (the issue being an
attempt to reestablsh devotional exercises
in the public schooIs) the ticket fayoring re-
establishment was elected by 1900 majority.
The Catholics united with the Pretestants
to bring about the success of the Bible ticket.
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The MAINE GUBERNAToRIAL FOTE.-1us
-qus.a, Ne, September 16.-The vote for
Governor in the entire State, with the en-
ception Of few small towns and plantas
tons, compiled from the official returns,
give Conner 56,419 votes, Garcelon, 27,S12,
Smith, l,404; Corners plurality over Gar
celon. 2S,54T; plurality over Smith, l5.0l5.
The vote for Smith and Garcelon combined
aggregates G9,27G, and therefore Conner
lacks IL, s57 votes OF election by the people.
The aggregate vote thrown was 12j, 1926.
The total vote last year was 101, l91.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

TUESDAY, september IT, 1879
Country Produce.
BpesDnr: 23c. n n.
Butter: PRIME to choice yellow, lS420c.; fair
to good. SMl 5c.
DRIED Fruit: APPLES. 2G2Sc.; nnaches. peeled
5@Sc.; unpcclcd, 2@3c.; CHERRIES. Sol q 10. !;
Egqs: In barrels l3Gldc. ? dozen: In crates, ID
Esuthers: Prime llve-goose, 4Oc.; common, 2OG9
Fiarsepd: 81 p bushel.
IfnW: Virginia timothy, 65c.-vcry dull; clover
and mixed. 50n zoe.
Pot9toes: irish. "A barrel, $l.25@:1.5O.
Lard: Country. 7!aGSc.
Rye: 53c. q bllshe!
Gumuc: zoe.
B~Ied Stro,o: 35@4Oc.
Nnoi: Washed. 30@32c.: unwashcd, 20@22c
BURY wool will bring from 3 10 SC. Is ID less than
above rates.
Cement, Lime. Plaster. &e.
Cement: Rose: daIc, .5o@Sl.Go y barrel james
line: Agricultural. s@IOc "a b,ishel; KockAnd,
$l.I0mal.23. according 70 Quantity. ..
PLASTER: Lump. $4@S4.25; ground, s7.30@*s,
Tur: Large size. S3.23@S3.30.
Dry Goods.
8ro,on Sheetings nnd Shirttngs: A Manches-
ter Cac.; i Manchester. she: y Manchester, 4ac ;
"A jaincs River. &C.: Il James ItiTcr; 21c.: y
Vile t.: A i:ockhridge. &c: ocShride. Dr.:
IL w. ConcsIoga nc. :, 6. ConcssDga. 6}!c.: i ID.
tonestoya. Csc; 1914 reperill. 25c.; l0-4 City,
lB5ie"chsT Sirtimas ami Shsettnqs: "A Wnn-
sulr,, lO.c.: A aasonrille 9,5c.: A Eockd.le,
s HSi aa 7c 4 gAS Social a. 7e e Ta
gIc.; Wholesome. 9!c.; x l;arns.cy, BIS: Red
Dog &C.: i. Z Scltuate. e.: Methuan, &c; re.
Peterborough, SCI lO-4 Natliain, 21c.' 1V-f ClIT
' Wood DriNs: Iotersbnrg &C; Granitevills'
&C.: Rockhridac, =. &c.; IA. exc.
I'.,SDlia.
peninls: HareT. l2Nc. Boston Steam Mills; &c
PRINTS. American, &C.: Aliens. &c.: itlci-
mn,i., &C.: spr;igue. &C.: Manchester. &c. WASH =
inqt0n. &C.; Hamilton. &C.: Merr'lnacs' &C. VA
lory. &C.. Oriental, rac'hc: &C.; Arnoid' g. Har-
mon: 54... Wani3utt2. 4Gc.
L,nMtrics: Rice. 51sc.; English DC.
Drugs, Dyestuits, Oils, &c.
4 4i:nhot: $3.50 a gallon.
Goaceatr0ted Lye: s3.50gs4 g case Oh iotH
dozen.
Cochinsot: 90c. p b.
E.{ruct NJ Lng'0"Dd: lSc.
TadiQD: $lmSl.10.
oils Insect. 6sc: machine snef!a;
oil. b5M7Oc.; lard. roc; sweet, 20 uoSGn
hest salad $3.50 castor. sl.4O p fo'oh: Sirgms
!uoricuting, 3O@5Uc. kef"sene, lac. cash. . gal
Rnee Gtnysr: loc: .,,ou. o., aka
Roots Ginseng, 90c; seAtca' "ilhoa' Top ''SS
Soda: sal. 240214c., in kegs; English Soda 'c''
| American, 3HI4c.
| Spirits T,trDemtfne: SIC.
Foreign Fruits and Candy
| CGndy: l361lic. = 70.
| Len0us: Mcssina. $3.50 q box
Oranges :S@sS.5O D box.
Groceries. &C.
Bgcou. Shoulders. 6xG7c.: clear r,b-sides. a
msc; crbiped. 7ac.: Virginia shoulders 3<Hsoc.
virginia hog-rounl. 7G17hc: firgnia hams, Iarse
lxs
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Movements of the President and Chief.
20 - $500. Justice Waite. 49,

TOLEDO, ONO, September. T.-A dis
patch from Chief Justice Waite states that
he win be in Toledo on The 10th instant.
The President Is to reacL this city that
evening, both arriving from Dayton, where.
they attend the session OF the trustees OK
the Soldiers Home,
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, September II. 1878

RICHMOND. September II, 1878.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, "a bushels Red, 3,Ol2 busl-
els.
CoRN.-IT White, "a bushels. Ietto,o, 3O2 bushels.
OATS.-516 bushels.
SALES REPORTED To SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, so bushels III 81: % bushels
at 92c.; 100 bushels very good ut $lO6; II bush
els prime 1t Sl.l0-.olal, 1874 bushels. Red, ii
bushels common tu'iz 1T 90c. 40 bushels prime
Lancaster al S10S; 20 bushels prime Lancaster ut
Sl.US; 100 bushels good Lancaster IT sl.03 80
bushels prime FultZ lit Sl.06: 20 bushels very
good FuliZ 1T 81 OF: l02 bushels common Fultx at
:1c.: 800 bushels choice Futz at SLOT; bushels
common FuiIZ 1t Soc; 200 bushels good Lancas
Ter 1T 81 20; sc bushels good Fullz ut Sl.02 ~
bushels good Lancaster at Sl.O6: 442 bushels
mixed on private terms; LIZ bushels good Fuiz
al 81: 100 bushels FultZ ut S5c.; IL bushels Futz
ut 97c.: IA bushels prime ut Sl06; 80 bushels
prime Lancaster nj Sl.0S; "a bushels prime Ian.
easter 1T slUS; At bushels prime FultZ 1T 81 .06;
AZ bushels FullZ ut 9Uc.; % bushels Fuliz pri-
vate terms: lu2 bushels very good FuliZ At 81 02:
1913 bushels very good FultZ on private terms: 80
bushels FuItZ 1T 81: 102 bushels Futz ut s7c.; 20
bushels Ful'z ut 81; ID bushels fair fulfz at g5c.
ga bushels Furz ut 97c.; 40 bushels good Fuliz at
At 81; 90 bushels Ful'z at 81 80 bushels very
good Lancaster III Sl.07; so bushels good mixed
SI.05-!otaI. 2.S2S bushels.
CORN White. "a bushels good ut Coo.
O.TS.-l4O bushels common private terms;
100 bushels prime spring at o5c.; 242 bushels on
private terms-total, 49, bushels.
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The South, Carolina RaiIroad case.

BALTIMORE, September 17.-Mr. Corbin
commenced the final argument for the ap-
Dontment Of q receiver in the South Caro-
lima railroad case to-day. The argument
will close tomorrow.
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Body-Snatchfns in Ohio.

CLEVELAND. o., September 1.-THE body
OF Edwin o. French, an old citizen Of Will
loughby, who died Saturday, was stolen
from his grave and subsequently found in
the Homeopathic Medical College. The
authorities OF the college have been arrested.
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THE NEWS THIS MORNING j B ING
NY FELEGRAPH no TME DISPATCH
... ss.s.5 FROM ALL QUARTERS.

THE MASSACHUSETTS CONVENTION; A
LIVELY TiMEBETWEEFT THE BUTTERFLIES
AND ANT1-BUTLER MEN-THE BUTLER
MEN IN POSSESSION OF THE HALL;
BUTLER NoMINATED-THE CONvRN-
TIoN ADJOURNED; ANOTHER CoNvEN-
TON TO BE HELD IN BOSTON
OTHER POLITICAL NEws-THE YELLOW
FEVER PLAGUE-GRAED LODGE OF ODD
FELLOWS OF MARYLAND THE SOUTH
/ CAROLINA RAILROAD CASE MEXICAN
EEws-GRAyE-ROB Arrested
FOREIGN NEws-AFFAIRS IN THE EAST,
&C., SC.
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LEXINGTON, Va, September II. 1878.
Editors Dispatch: Total collections to
date for the yeilow-fever sufferers, S781.G1.
Special contributions Masons, 800; Odd
Fellows, S25; Judge in. Lea. Sl0O.
The good work still goes on. The efforts
Of the colored people have not been heard
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yEGETINE FOR ASTHMA.

PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Nr. II. r. Stevens:
Dear Sir.-For the last fifteen years, during the
months of May and June, have been afflicted with
what the doctors called ASTHMA. IL was very DIS.
trcssiug rendering me miserable, so that dreaded
Its coming on ! WAS recommended 10 Use VEGE-
TINE took two bottles before expected the ut.
tack and was entirely relieved. ieel grateful tc
VEGETISE JOHN 7. BALLlNGER.
HOS Greek street, Philadelphia.
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vEGETINE
FOR

PIMpLEs AND ERUpTIONs OF THE SKIN.
II. r. Steuen8:
NV mother has used your valuable medicine,
yEGETISR, for letter and EruptiOnS of the Skin.
aud has found great relief by the OF it. / can
recommend IL for such complaints
r. A. BLACKWELL,
UniOntown, Union county, Ky.
DECEMBER 20, 1877.
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rnited STAGES senator EIected.

SAN FRANCISCO, September ia dis
patch from Salem, Oregon, announces the
election OF j. Fl. Slater as United States
SENATOR f.;s 'f-'s -s f. & 90. s>'. ~ III
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If VEGETISE is taken regularly according to
directions u certain and speedy cure of dyspepsia
will follow It's use.
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p1MpLEs AND HUMORs ON THE FACE.

PIMPLES AND HUMORS ON THE FACE.
In this condition Of the skin the VEGETINE Is the
great remedy, as II acts directly upon the blood IL
ceanses and purifes the blood thereby causing hn-
mors to disappears. by internal treatment all I'M
purlties are thrown out. VEGETINE gives good
circulation to the blood relieving the lnhamed or
congested organism, restoring the health, giving Il
good, clear complexion.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK, September l7.-Golt opened at / Ooas,
Noon.-Stocks irregular. Money ON call, l46I2
per cent. Gold, 10U7s. Exchanxe-I.oug, 4S4; shori,
4S6. Governments quiet State bonds steady
. Euem.ng.-Money, l4@2h per cent Lxchange
quiet 1T 4S2. Gold, 1UU9s Governments steady :
new 5'S, 1U6. States nominal.
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V Z G E T | Y E,

THE LANCET" Hunyadi Janos.-Baron Lieblt
aflirns that Its richness In aperient salts sur
passes that of all other known waters" s..
THE BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL" Hun
yadi Janos.-Thc most agreeable, Safest ant
most efiicacious aperient water" -:
PROFESSOR yIRCHoW, BERLIN. "Inyariabl5
good and prompt success; most valuable" =
PROFESSOR BAMBERGER, VIENNA. 'sI ha<e
prescribed these waters with remarkable sue.
cess.n
PROFESSOR sGAN2oNI, WuRzBuRG, II pre-
i scribe none but this"
PROFESSOR LAUDER BRUNTON, M. D., f. r.
s., LONDON. more pleasant than its rivals
and sgrpasses them in efficacy"
PROFESSOR AgTKEN, NJ. d., +. r. s., ROYAL
MILITARY HOSPITAL, NETLEY. Preferred te
Puilna and Friedrichshali."
A WINEGLASSFUL A DOSE.
INDISPENSABLE TO TIE TRAVELLING
..a1 PUBLIC.
|. Every genuine bottle bears the name or TIL
.Aro1LINARIs COMPANY Iimited), London. /.
1 FREDERICK DE barry CO.,
8 Al and 4s Warren street, New York, !.
ssss Sole Agents for United States and Capadas.
: s,sstS FOR SALE By s8 ,si ~
DEALERS. GROcERs, AND DRUGGISTS.
PURCELL, LADD 3 CO., Richmond,
General Agents for Virginia.
The label on every bottle is printed on nLu'
paper, se4-W,F&M&eow2m
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VEGETINE has restored thousands to health who
had been long and painful sufferers.
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I'VE MAKE NO PREIE;Nsslloo;NSsson
w TO be selling out at cost In order 20 close =
or change business: but We WIN guarantee 10 ~
sell FURNITURE. OF all kinds ut prices rs io 'm ~
ne any hause la the city, our Stock being iut. anu
co;nnietc in ParIor. Chamber. and Llninx-H 9ou
Furniture OF all kinds: We WIN offer spefa. n.ss
gains In line suits tparlor and chamber ior .ne :, sn
Thirty days Parties In want OF FurDitare OF any
Kind should not fall examine our STOCK be.ofs
chasing. Z. SAi n u ss q ctr. sfrs,a,
~ l9-2m 10 a"sef"o'
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Fine, So: superfne, :3.75@S4: extra. $4,000
*4.7j common family, S30S5.25 fancy brauas
70.
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BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE.S Sep

BALTIMORE. September 17.-Virginia 6's, old, %:
deferred. 81: consols, 54S: second series, 3la
past-due coupons, SO1. North Carolina IS, old,
l6: new, 8 Especial TAX, /. Bid to-day.
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r n GATEWOOD. 1903 EAST a

u. MAIN STREET-Just received new -
SUNNY OF Furniture Of the most elegant de- gT
signs and finish for PAELOR, CHAniBER, ana
Poplar, Marbie-Top, s2S 10 $50: Walnut French
Dresser and Dressing Case Suits, $50 TO 5000; Par
Cloth. from $40 10 5000: Also all glasses OF goods
n prices 10 snit the times. am now finishing Par
Tor Suits, Lounges. Chairs, &C.: staued WIN nsir,
70 ths branch Of business. Chairs Speciality. Up
hoIstering and Requiring. Terms liberal 1y26
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sOnnCPEAcIL
NEW HAVEN, September 17.-The Demo
cratic State Convention met in Music Hall
this forenoon, every town in the State being
represented. Francis a. Marden, OF Stam-
ford. was chosen temporary chairman, who
in bis speech said the financial question
was the most important one before the
country. and the people were expecting
such platform from this Convention as
would undo the financial legislation OF the
last sixteen years.
After the appointment OF the various
committees, Mr.. Marden was chosen perma-
nent president, with vice. president from
each senatorial district, and secretary IRON
each county.
The Committee on Resolutions are in
favor OF soft money. Senator Eaton and
A, T.. Burr are not in the Convention, and
it is reported that they left town in disgust
when they ascertained the complexion OF
the Committee on Resolutions.
The old State ticket was nominated by
reclamation, as follows: Erhardt d. Hub
bard, Of Hartford, for Governor; Francis
B. LOOMS, OF New London, for Lieutenant
Governor; Dwight Morriss, OF Bridgeport,
for Secretary Of State; Edwin A. Buck, OF
Ashford, for Treasurer; and Charles G.
Hubbard, OF MiddletoWn, for Comptroller.
The declination OF F. B. Loomis for Lieu
tenant-Governor was read and accepted.
Charles Durand, OF Derby, was then nomi-
mated Lieutenant Governor by reclamation.
Durand has accepted.
The resolutions reatiirm the principles OF
the party, condemn the frauds by which
the people were cheated OF their choice in
the presidential election, consider the re-
sumption act in its inception as unwise,
and rely upon their representatives in Con-
gress to act upon this question by those
principles which underlie the best interests
OF the people.
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ZINE CHAMBER AND PARLORm
4 FURNirURE.-i am now offering FINE kA
CHAMBER aud PARLOR FURNITURE IL tBs
greatly reduced prices: See these SUITES and you
variety of other FURNITURE and MATTRESSES
az prices to suit all who Will examine my STOCK.
SAMUEL W. HARDWOOD:
ul3-eod Governor street, Richmond Va.