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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Rome.


LONDON, August IA dispatch from
Rome says: IS Cardinal Nina, the Papal Sec
rotary Of State, urges the Pope to go to
Perugia, and has informed the Nuncios that
a change of air is necessary for the Pope's
health. ~, .it.s
"The Italian Government, in response to
an overture from the Vatican, reafirms the
determination TO maintain the royal prerog-
alive.
"The Vatican has sent to Monsignor Ma
salla, the Papal Nuncio, proposals to besub-
mitted tc, Bismarck regarding the return Of
expelled bishops to their dioceses. The
Vatican would accept a simple promise OF
interference, and thinks the German
G. oyernment might regard this as a much
less difficult concession than formal sane
tion."
GENEVA, August 17.-The Worlds Con.
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r Lucius Fairchild, late United States con-
sui at Liverpool, sends to The Department
OF State some carefuly-prepared statistics
OF wages in England. In Cheshire the
average wages OF farm.laborers are fifteen
shillinss week, and have been the same
for five years past. These wages are, how
ever, only relative, as very much depends
upon perquisites, such as food and beer
in harvest.time, straw for pigs, milk or
whey for children, and sometimes stpotato-
ground" gratis. No increase in the cost OF
living has taken place.in tue last five years.
More meat is consumed than formerly. but
the proyident iab0rers raise their own pigs,
and SO buy but little. On railways enei-
neers are paid IS. per day the first year, 6s.,
Cd. the second, and Is. afterward. Firemen
begin with IS. Cd. per day and increase.
Conductors receive 21s. to 27s. per week I;
shunters, los. TO 23s.; mechanics, -34s. a
week; ,aborers, 2is. A week is ifty-four
hours. Bricklayers and Masons receive 3D..
an hour.
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Yentfon Of fhes Young Mems Chfisttan AZ.
2socintion Elm SESSION here. The meeting
Is 10 success, ard Highly satisfactory To its
promoters. The average attend dance at the
conferences is one Thousand. Delegates are
present from Amerfcu, Belgium, England,
Frnnce, Holland. Spain, and the Protestant
.eantons OF Switzerland. 4
' The Russo-BnIeartanA Atrocities.
IS LONDON, August ia dispatch from
Constantinople says !: The REodope In
ternational Commission has returned to
Constantinople. Their report. when is
sued, Will more than confirm the terrible
statements Of Rnsso-BuIgaria cruelties and
outrages." #
Tho Austrians Mt Seratcyo.
Z PEsTH, August TIA telegram from
Brod, August 10th, reports that General
Szapary has effected junction with the
Austrian main body, which yesterday reach
ed Seraieyo unopposed.
The Austrians Attacked.
VIENNA, August IA telegram from
headquarters OF the Twentieth Austrian
division says they were attacked on Friday
near DoboJ, on the right bank OF the river
Bosnia, by considerable force OF insur-
gents. All the assaults were repulsed, but
the Austrians suffered heavily.
The Franco-Amertcan Treaty OF Com
meree.
Tours, August ia numerously-
attended meeting was held to-day under the
presidency Of NJ. Belle, a member Of the
Chamber of Deputies and Mayor Of Tours,
In favor OF conclusion of the Franco
American treaty Of commerce. Speeches
were made by MN. Belle and Wilson,
members OF the Chamber OF Deputies; Leon
Chateau, and Pollock, Appleton, Young,
Hodges, and Roosevelt.
The meeting resolved that the draft OF the
treaty voted by the Franco American Con-
ference deserves the attention OF the French
Chambers OF Commerce. The Tours Cham
Der Of Commerce was requested to examine
thee and give an opinion upon it.
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s iE :
fisS caroisns No, cut ga
saso ne ser, drsps sss Y ss6
No. Bay. sle: No. z. ln barrels. s11.50: No. 8
maeserel ss.s Ns: 4 II In kits No. 2. IN
Ldrd: PrimeS hsrreis and .ierces. 9cs III half.
= aaofassss: common syrnp-l ogsheads. 2sc;
45@55c. . gallon: New orleans. pri,ne. 4Uasoc.,,
SAT-: LIVERPOOL. from store. 81 0@ 1888:
Gf snar ala rp;,i sse isps soe;
lated. 10Sc.; A. Sgm9Hc.: u. at-a extra @.
ss@9s;: yel,ow 7aes SIC cut loaf, lis. Porto
sasp = Common. S are; bes. washing. 7xasc;
toilet 15@20c.: and fancy prices; country, 4fs5e.
. T.as: Black. 55c.6aE-the last n pgirhe article:
for strictly choice.
f,s.E Hides. Leather. &c.
Hitss: Green. 4@5c.: arv snted. l2@13c.: dr..
nint: l3@1ac; wet ssltets 749sc.; wei salted cah.
Leethsr Sole leather. oas. ssa4 De-: sole leather
hemiock. lSGr22c.: counirg upper. 3OfGJ9c.: city
e e1aSa ss@55 t sy s n;s sssso ss
skins French. $i.i5@s2.25 q D.; rough sairtinz
IRON. Steel. Nails. &c.
IRON: American refined. Old nomisIon. pa
az 2-l0c. "A iD.; English and American sheet. Sd
&C.: swedes. hammered. 5'asc:: hoop, 4a6 Pig
warH.-blas: charcoal. s2G@sas Pennsylvaais 40:
thrscite s29@S22: West y ,rglnia coke: *2l @s23
"NhL5 Ci1 LClulIiou> 1l.t" pcK neg lOF bkIACs
ard-that Is. ten-pennv: other sizes extra.
Plough Castings: Wholesale 4@4&c.; retail
Kong: MANILA best. l4@15c.: jute. s@9c.
N@lHc. 800. 'SEt
Lumber. Slaves. nc. tss.!af
Lumber: White oak. SI26Hs15 FaI.000: Wester,
Virginia poplar. Sl2.50MS25 "a 1000: white nine
f2O@S65 1000 yellow pine boards, Sl0@914;
joiSt 312dlS1S. according to lengths. Shingles
Pine. S2.50(dS5: cypress sIx-hich, S7.50M$l0
l.000.s Laths-Spit; $3.50 sawed, 80. g GSs2.5s
Stnres: Whiskey-barrel timser .2rnen. 81 S@$2e 4
1000: seasoned. S20Ms25 p 1000, Elour-barra
timber. S6@I7.5O p 1000. Flour-harrel poles. 81
ms: hOgshead-hoors. no demand; htcSory-hocps,
$3.50.
LIQUORS, Wines. &c.
dozen. gold.
Brandies: Domestic s1.25M32: fruit. al.loa
sl.4o; ample. new. sl.75@S2; old, $2.25@$3;
Rue Hisisksps: Medium. 81 IS o@s2: pure old: b.
@-S4; EirglIia, mountain, new, S2@S2.5g, I'D
$2,50@s3.50 and upwards.
Gin. Domestic 81 .25(GS2 i,nnortcG, 80 = case.
Eet1 ENGLAND Rum: Sl.50@S H.6G.
Rectlfed IVhtSkeus: Market quiet; proof, Sl20
Licor,ce.
Lieorfce Paste: j. &. & Co.. 31c.: R. r., 23c.
A. O. e., 23c,: X. L Co., 24c. Z. ~. 2,c.: Anchor
&c: A. C.. c.. 26c.: G.. V g.. 2Sc.; G.. O. Eagle
29c.: C. c. W.. l9c.: no brand. tic:
Powder, Shot. &c. az
Fuse: TOYS naming. 35c@Sl.25 a LOO feet
| Porder: 1915 by the five kegs-less than nv
| kegs. 1926 blasting, *3.25@s3.50.
| Shat: Northern Sl.75 q has. vi rs lbs.
| GrindStOnes: 1A@2%c. q ID.
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A new post-cflicei established at Otter
view, Bedford county, Va, on the route
from Davis Mills to Kasey's, with j. T..
Hatcher as postmaster. A new office is es-
tablIshed ut Wards Mill, Carroll county,
Va, on the route from Ola Town to Lambs
burg, with j. III. Ward as postmaster.
Dir. Moody, the evangelist, whose definite
determination to spend next winter In Bal-
timore with bis family was stated in the nat.s
two months ago, at the time OF his brief Visit
here, has taken d dwelling on Lanyale street.
and is expected about October Isl. Mr.
Sankey will go to England, where ne mas
engagements Baltimore Sus, TN.
Senator William T. Burdett died at thc'
Greenbrter White Sulphur Springs on
Thursday last,
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The YclIow.Fevcr.

So QUARANTINE AT PITTSBURGH, Pa, &C.,
PITTSBURGH, August 1.-THE Board of
Health have quarantined all boats ana
trains from the South and West. a public
meeting has been called to raise funds Tor
the sufferers South. 't -
QUARANTINE AT EVANSVILLE, IND.
EVANSVILLE, August 1.-THE City Coun-
Gil and Board OF Health to-day ordered
rigid quarantine against all steamers and
trains from the South. and have taken pre-
cautions against communication from any
infected district.
.ssss ON sHIPB0ARD AT PENSACOLA.
PENSACOLA, August 17.-The American
brig Akbar, Of Machias, Me-, from Cuba,
IS reported off Pensacola bar with the mate
dead and the crew sick with the fever. AS
any pilot boarding her will be detained
at quarantine until frost appears, the pilots
ali refuse to bring the brig in, and it is pro-
bable she will sail North.
The schooner Laura Lewes went ashore
on Santa Rosa Island. near Fort Pickens,
last night. The captains wife, being in
child-bed, could not be removed. The crew
have been quarantined at Fort Pickens, the
vessel having come from Cuba.
AT MEMPHIS, TENN.
MEMPHIS. August 17.-Twenty-thrce new
cases and nine deaths were reported to-day.
THE DISEASE AT NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, August 17.-Daring the
past twenty-four bours seventy-tbree new
cases OF fever and twentyseyen deaths
were reported.
The total number OF cases Of fever to
date is $40; new cases for the week, 500;
total deaths, 266; deaths for the week, 140.
The Howard Association, in view OF the
widespread sickness and distress in the city,
have determined to extend such measures
of relief az the generosity OF their fellow
tizens VIII enable them TO do. They pub
lish an appeal to the citizens OF New Or
leans for contributions. stating they have
not dollar in the treasury.
The last report from Port Eads shows
81 cases Of fever; conYalescent, 10; total
| deaths. 6. ..... ....
OFFICIAL REPORTS OF THE PROGRESS OF TUE
FEVER.
! . WASHINGTON, August 17.-Reports to the
SUPERINTENDENT OF the United States Ma
rine Hospital Service for the past week
show as follows: .-.-.-
Ne,c Orleans.-Four hundred and seven
ty-one cases of fever and 121 deaths, max
| ing a total of 902 cases and 233 deaths; los
cases and 90 deaths occurred during the
ltwenty.four hours to noon yesterday.
= Port EadS.-Thirty-three cases and five
deaths during the week to yesterday eve
| ming.
Grenada, Miss.-First case July 25th; to
noon Yesterday there were 125 cases and At
deaths.
Mobne.-One death yesterday.
Cincinnati.-A woman in house where
baggage believed to be from New Orleans
was stored died OF fever resembling yellow
fever. Another similar case has developed
| in the same neighborhood. .s:,..
Tlcks6wg.-The yellow-fever has ap-
peared since the last report. The first
death occurred August 18th. .Advlces to
noon to-day report an outbreak OF the dis
ease near the river front, from whence it is
spreading rapidly.
Hauana. -Ninety-nin deaths haye oc-
CURED from yellow-fever and nine from
smallpox during the week ending August
10th.
| n MatanzQs.- There was a decrease in the
fever for tue week ending August 9th.
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Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, August 1.-THE first race to.
day, sweepstakes, for all ages, three quar-
tiers OF mile. was won by Inspiration
Dawk second, La Belle Helene third. Time,
1:173.
i, The second race, for purse Of $500, for
three-year-olds, one and one-eighth miles,
was won by Bramble; Bonnie Wood Sc.
cond, Kate Claxton third. Time, 1853.
The third race, free handicap sweepstakes
two miles, was won By Princeton; Dos.
wells Bushwhacker second, Joe third
Time, $3.50.
The fourth race, one and quarter miles.
was won by kenuesaw; Egypt second
MARTINA third. Time, 2:113.
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THIS Is TO GIVE SiUsTitICE THAT ON
III 13-'TII2w

4 the Sd day of August. A. y. 1873, Il warrant In
bankruptcy Issued out of the District Court OF
the Unlel States for the Eastern District of Yir-
ginia against the estate of George \. Wray, OF Hen
rico county. In said district. vino has been adhdged
bankrupt on his own petition that the payment
OF any debts and the delivery of any property be-
longing TO said bankrupt to him or for his use,
and HE transfer OF any property by him. are for
hidden by law; that injecting OF the creditors OF
said bankrupt 10 prove their Cebts and choose one
or more ..sStgnees Of his estate will I've held at
court of bankruptcy 10 be holden at Richmond. Va,
before Thomas s.. Atkins. ESQ: Eegs!er ~ BanR-
rupicy for said district, on The AN Dtl OF SEP
TENDER, A. ID. l 7S, ut O'Clock p. NJ.
ia. G. y. RASiSDELf,
au l3-Tu2w United States Marshal.
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mo. 5596.l.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON
L The Sd day Of August. A. y. 1873, . warrant IN
bankruptcy was issued out of the District Court OF
gna against the estate of II. +. Johnston, OF Riel
mond Hcnrico county, In said district who bias been
arljud2ed bankrupt on bis own petition; that The
pcrly belonging to said bankrupt TO him or Tor lis
use and rhe transfer Of any property by him. are
forbidden by law; that q meeting of the creditors
OF said bankrupt, 10 prove their debts and choose
one or more asisnces OF his estate VIII be held at
court OF nankruptcy to be holden ut Richmond. Va,
before Thomas $. a. kns, ESQ.,, Register In Bank
ruptcy for said district, on the I'D DAY OF
SEPTEMBER. ~ ID. 1878, ut l O'Clock p. NJ.
...-.'.-. G. p. RAMSDELL.
au 13-TU2w United States Marshal.
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T. @. O. r.

BALTIMORE, August fiat meeting Of
the grand officers Of the Grand Lodge, ]. q.
D. F., of the United States, to-day, rrocla-
nation was issued by j. w. Stokes, NJ. w.
i. S., changing the place OF holding the
next annual session OF the r. w. G. Lodge,
On the third Monday in September, from
Austin, Texas, to this city, on account OF
the yellow-feVer in the southern States.
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BELIEVING IN THE KELLY MoTOE-Frank
G. Green, OF New York, dealer in iron
pipes and a director in the keely-Motor
Company, has asked an extension OF twelve
months from his creditors. His liabilities
amount to SlG4,000, and his real assets, con-
sisting Of machinery, stock, and open ac-
counts, are valued at $4,000. at meeting
of his creditors it was voted to allow MN
$4,000 out OF the assets for one year TO de-
velop and perfect the keely motor. lie
expects to pay the creditors in ful, making
up the deficiency OF over 100000 by Inc
Keely motor, in which he places the great
est Confidence '...
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How SHE FELT AT TIE BOTTOM OF THE
RIVERA young lady in Fredericton, n.
b., had narrow escape from drowning on
Tuesday last. She fell over q wharf, and
had sunk Il third time, and lay on the bottom
OF the river, when Mr.. Orr put down a
pole and fortunately touched her. She de-
scribes her sensations as not unpleasant;
could distinctly see the people Oh the wharf,
and wondered why they did not assist her /;
saw the pole coming down. and imagined
it OF immense size and length; the moment
it touched her she c!asped it, and says she
could have climbed to the moon on it. Mr..
Orr says she came up the pole like SPUR
rel.--St. Johns Meas. t. .'.
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CHEAP BURIALs IN CoNNEcTIcUT.-We
have seen it stated that the town Of Somers
takes upon itself the responsibility OF all
burials within its limits, without regard to
the circumstances Of the person to, be
buried. Rich and poor, high and low, are
treated alike in the matter, aud. for "a, SEX
ton, hearse, and grave are supplied to all
alike; so that for twenty years or more
every burial in the town has been performed
by the town ut that cost tothoSe able TO pay.
Hartford fteLiqiOus Herald.
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BANKRUPTCY.
mo. 5594.]
HIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON


THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON
L the 9Th day Of July. a. d. 1878. n warrant In
bankruptcy was issued out OF he District Court OF
the United States for the Eastern District of Virginia
Henrico county, in said distr!cr, who has been
adjudged bankrupt on his own petition: that the
payment of any debts and. tic delivery OF any
property belonging 10 said bankrupt 70 him or for
his use, and tke transfer OF any property by him,
are forbidden by law that meeting Of The credit
ors of said bankrupt prove their debts and choose
one or more assfgnees OF his estate, will be hold ut
court of bankruptcy to- be holden al Richmond, Va.
before Thomas S. Atkins, Esq, REGISTER I'm Bank
ruptcy for said district, on The Sd DAY OF SEP
TEMPER, a. ID. 1878, at O'Clock P. NJ.
c. p. RAtiSDELL,
au I3-Tr2w United States Marshal.
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Conversational Nominations.

ESSEX JUNCTION, VT, August 1.-THE
Third District Greenbackers' Convention
has nominated Bradley Barlow for Con-
grcss. ..........
MONTGOMERY, ALA, August 17.-B. B.
Lewis has been nominated by The Demo-
Gratis OF the Sixth district for Congress over
&. W. Hcwett, the present incumbent.
DETROIT, MICH, August 17.-The Demo
Gratis of the First district have renominated
General Williams.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

.-.f SATURDAY, August II, 1878.
Country produce.
BeesWdr: 23c. p ID.
Bssttsr;; Prime TO cnolce yellow 16@1sc. fair
10 corr corr 8 aeS 6o@65c y bushc for country
Drted Fruit: Anples 3m4c. 2 d.: nrarhrS;
W. Egas In barlris l2a13c p dozen; 10 crates 13
Fs4thers: Prime nYe-goose, 4Oc.; common. goo
SOC.
HyT: ViraSia timothy, 7oc.-vcry dull; clover
and mlxsd. J0M6Gc.
p .sf" irish. p barrel, s1.25@s1.5G,
Lard: Country, 7dl7!sc.
Rye: 53c. 4 buShc
B s1et' S,rco: s5@4oc. ....
wal: WashtsI. 3O@32c.: unwashca, 2o@23c.
BURY wool viii bring from 10 sc. 3 ID less lhaE
above rates, ....
Cement. Lime. Plaster. &c.
Cement: Rose.dale, 81 .5oGss1. 90 p barrel; Ja'aes
i'i I'm: ngrcuit.sral, 1Oc a bushel; Rock!and,
sl.in@t1. IS. Sceoriins 70 GmsntttN: .,-o..o
Plaster: Lump, siGss4.s3 ErsAnd' S7''Ce'ss'
Tar Large size, s3.2JG!s3.oO.
.....s Dry Goods.
Erolrn Shsetinqs md Shir6ipQS: A hanches-
ter, exc; 4 Manchester. 5ac.: Manchester, 4kc:
~ es J i,er icsr &c cnexii s c sr Grnss
vile. 7c.: "a kmkbrlse. 6iss: 4 RocsTide. 3,ac:
"A W. C0nrs1osa. TIC; :, G. ConcsoSa' &c: 4
22}.c.: CottoI-yarlIs, Il.
Bleae5eJ Sh set A. Nac ' Hs
sn 1oEc I,oa a4 s a ss asd A lGe
sxnuaale. &C.; Al Social 7c.: "A Amoskeag.
ac; WhitS5tone 9c;; 7 GarR Hsfh, SSs f fe.
terborongs &C.; lO-1 Waltham, 25c.; lt-4 CITY
Mills 221ic. o,. cr.,,o,,,,
&c: b !: Eeskh Dshas i. Sc; Ak, o..
Corss{ jeans: Savonla, &c., Amosiea2 l0c.;
nenisas H,rs,::. l2Ec Boston Steara Mills skc
Prints: American, Gtsc !; Mems &C.: kicn-
mori Gisc.; SpIaguc. us: Manchester, b!r Masf'
gton. 6c; hamilton. c: Nc'rin:':rs' s':c:; Ia:
ery Sc; Urlesta!, Pacific. 5Hc.; afnoc, &C., laf"
mpny. &C.. Wamsuttl. NC
Cdn.brics: Rice. 5Sc.: Sngilsh' DC ...
- Drugs, Dyestuns, Oils. SC.
dd oResatrs ssio Lys ss5o@s4 o. fou.
dozen. .rG.,.
Cochineet: sUc. p 10.
Extract NJ Log,oood: lsc.
Indigo: Sl.10.
0iis: Linseed CSC: machine. sl@sl,75: spern
S2; whale, GOc.; straits. 5OtG55c: l.abracor-cDc
s sSa7ss Lard: noc gallon Virgins
lubrcaling, 30@3Oc.; Kerosene, i4c., casa' EaA'
Ion. -s'
Poots c Ginseng, 9oc.; SENECA, without top, $50
$50 Soda ;. SAL. as@esc., in kegs; English soda, Sc.
| American, 3SGt4c.
| Spirits Turpsntinc: SIC.
| Foreign Fruits and Candy
| Caudu: 1S@I4c. n N.
| Lannon's: Messina. $3.50 y box.
| Oranges {: Ss@ss.5U {, box.
| Groceries. sc.
Bacon. Shoulders. 64@ 7c.: clear rtb-sides, SIC.
| ribbed. &c.; Virginia shoulders. 04HBc-; NT
| rlnil hog-rourd. 7M7hc.; Virginia bans. large
| sGiOc: snail. lO@1 1c.; sugar-cureu unc2nVaseo
| i3isc: main hams. 1ac.; cany:sSed, lac.
Basists !! Pai 45gs1 I s hooI' sisussSl.oo
| Broon,s: Two STRINGS, sl.4n4sl 80; thfe
strings, S1.7a@s3: four strings. s3@s4o9:
CnTee. Riot Common. 14@14Sc.: falr. ion
llsxc; good 10 urine l6sGa1 TIC: ,.ngayta- J. ~
l7c.: Java, as@soc aarke: advansigisr a:e,
| sx@I Tc "a No.: half-boxcs. 13c.: tallow. ! &c.
Cheese: Prime cutting, l1Gi2c.; no: tnern az an
western prime cutting. l0c.: common, Stgac'
English dairy, 1S@2Oe.i Pmeappe, aaS
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1lsIIrllkAEo B. IslIgssl l & D 81 g III
GOLD {LITHIA) w ATE 3 vs. HOT
q WATER
FOB ii
PARALYSIS AND AFFECTIONS OF THE KID.
EEYs AND BLADDER.
The BUFFALO LITHIA sPnIsGs
$50 81. rs Sfsss GIVE RELIEF
AFTER A FAILURE OF THE CEtsILlEEsB' DELIBERATELY
HOT SPRINGS OF ARKANSAS.
CASE OF DIR. P. 8. JONES. IL
PHYSICIAN, OF MEMPHIS. TENN
ESTRAcT YRoSc LETTER OF DIR. JONES, DATED
MEMPHIS, AUGUST 8, 1878:

ESTRAcT Yno,, LETTER OF DIR. JONES, DATED
z MEMPHIS, August 8, 1878:
kwasfng froui sleep In current or cold sir, hay
ing previously enjoyed good health, found myself
affected with severe pain In the loins, which contjn-
ued 6rseyenty two hours, The pain extending ON
one side along the great sciaic nerve TO the exirsmt
ty OF the limb. With the subsistence Of these symp-
iromsI found that there was paralysis or the limb.
After three years OF snfcrtsg, which attenced
by painful contraction or the muscles frequerily so
great as TO necesaie Ihe OF opiafes to produce
sleep. an affection Of the kidneys and bladder super
vensd: symptoms frequent. and urgent densnd for
yodEG the urine, ptrh9ps rs often as every wenty
or thirty minutes, which was highly Scolored and
charged with blood. its passage being attended with
prea; burning ana sp,sm Of the neck OF the bladder
uniting me orhusiness. was treated by several
eminent pay ictans and SURGEONS. and made several
visits 10 tire celebrated Hot Springs Of Arkansas.
fully testing these waters; but all without material
benefit IhaSe now been using for some weeks the
waters Of the Buffalo Liha springs, Va. with ss-
tonishng results. am so far relieved Of sill my dis
trcssiny symptoms, above stat. d. that suffer no IN
convenience or concern about my health. sleep
well. eat hc3rtIIy, walk readily without Il cane, at
tend regularly to my business affairs. and have
doubt 81, a speedy perfect, and permanent cure I'm
alTrespccts from The further use OF the waller.
$40 :. Respectfully, p. s. JONES, N. Dr.
+ au t3-eod4t t ssf y a.ars..'. ta.tss#'
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rI11Irc 1c 10 GIVE, NnTIcE THAT ON

NO. 0OuO.J
rJNHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON
4 The 9th day OF August. A. ID. 1873, warrant III
bankruptcy was Issued ont OF the District Court on
the United States for the Eastern District OF VT
mond Henrico county, Va. In said district who has
been adj judged bankrupt on bis own petition: t,at
the payment of any debts and the delivery or any pro
nerty belonging to said bankrupt 10 him or Tor his
use. and The transfer of any property by MN, are
forbidden By law; that meeting or the creditors Oh
said nnnkriDt to prove their debts aDd choose one
or more asiancss OIL his estate, will be hcldat court
OF baakyuprcy 10 be holden 1T RiciMond va. before
Thomas s. Atkins. Esq, Register III Bankruptcy ior
sai,t district. on The It'll DAY OF sEPTEAlBEh.
80 H - - G. P. RASISDELL.
T3.Tu2w United States Marshal.
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MuMAN.HAIR GOODS, dc.

T w. CORBET, MANUFACTURER
~. OF HUALtN-HAIR, GOODS, 519 BROAD
iSTREET.-LaGies' own hair combines made over
laio beautiful BRAIDS 1T 20 and 25c. per ounce;
iFING ER-PUFFS, three for Csc: CURLS, 10 to
25c each for making IsEAL-HAIR. SWITCHES,
all shades, ut very low prices: INVISIBLE FRONT
PIECES, made of frst-uuality air on vegetable
net. 81 per inch, and III great variety Of styles
the Conquest and the Victoria" are very neat
and stvlis, aud the cheapest froutpteccs made;
only 75c. each. The former are made of frst-qua.
V hair, beautifully wryed, and, with fngcr-pufs,
form very pretty head-dress The : Victoria " are
made of natural watrr-friZZts, medium Size, and are
very popular. FRIZZES 1t 25, 35, and SOC. per
,ard, all colors. Orcers and inquiries by mail re-
ceiye pro mpt attention.. l.. w. GORBET,
au ,ThSM1m $40 Broad street.