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A Receiver 10 he Appointed TO: disc
S0reh Carolina. RailrSaG.

BALTIMORE, September lS.-ln the South
Carolina railroad case to-day the Court de-
cided in favor OF the compliments for the
appointment OF q receiver. Judge Bond
suggested that parties be named by coun-
sci from which receiver would be aIl-
pointed.
Richard Lathprs. or New York, was
named by tie compliments counsel, and
the counsel for the respondents named
first, William j. Magrath, the present nrcSI-
dent OF the road; when the Judge said IL"
officer OF the road would be appointed re-
cciver. The respondents then uamcd Bent
ley y. HAZEL. OF New York, and II there
was objection to him. they named join H..
Fisher, OF New York, who WAS thc rccc.vcr
OF the Atlanta and Charlotte railroad.
The Judge said he would announce the
appointment hereafter.
The hearing OF the application for the an
pointnent OF receiver for the Grecnyll'e
and Columbia road. Il fcedc. OF the South
Carolina road, WIS postponed to the regular
December term OF the court at Columbia,
- C.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
no THE DIsPATCIT FROM ALL
PARTS OF THE WORLD.

REPUBLICAN CONvEN-
TON; STATE TICKET NOMINATED AND
PLATFORM ADOPTED-JUDGE BOND DE-
C1DEs TO APPOINT A RECEIVER FOR THE
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD-AN M
BAXTER. OF OHIO-A DEFAULTING RAIL
ROAD CONTRACTORS UICIDE IN SAN
FRASCIsCO-DEsPE crate AFFRAY IN KEN
TUCKY-AEREST OF 4 LABOR AGIThTOR
IN WAsHINGToN-THE YELLOW ScOURGE
IN THE SOUTH; MORTALITY REPORTS
FROM THE INFECTED DIsTRICTS-IiEAVY
ROBBERY OF PLATE IN MASSACHUSETTS
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE, &C.
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Tsas: Black. 55c.kas1~-t last prime articIei
imperial, s1.10@$1.60; gunpowder, $1.4591.75
rrra ai.


Hides. Leather. Sc.
Hides. Green. fG5c.: dry saited l26l3c.: dr.
flint. 13TlIc. wet saited 7,a1Ec.: vet sailed calf
skins. 9Oc.6Sl.
Leather: sole leather. oak. 3aI40c.: sole icathe,
finish, lSM22c. 2 fsos: kip. 400 7Jc. {, d.: harness
coT:i;trr. 2SG3a3: CITY finish. 32fs36c r.: salt.
?klns. French. sl.15GS2.25 q D.; rough skir:nlz
22I26c.
iron. Steel. Nails. &c.
IRON: American renned. Old Dominion. pa
sI2 2-IGc. = NJ: English and American sheet. 31
&C.: Swe,iss hammered, SIC: ho7p, 4G0S: Pig.
iron: Virginia co1l-hlast cilarcCai. s2S2s32
war1n-blast charcoal: s24@s2s; Pennayi,aD,a AN.
thracitc. S2oGl:2s: West virginia cose. az @S23
SniLs: Old Dominion. $3.50 per ses Tor sIand.
arn-tea' *. ten BENNY: other Sizfs extra.
Ji&G6c, n II.
Rome: Manila best l4@l5c.: tute. sss9r
R,gs: Mixed cotton, 1Ac.; white. &c; woo,len
Lumber. >tarrs. &c.
lumber: Whtee oak. ) 2msl5 a 1000 westes n
virginia loDI:n- Sl1Hi20 = 1000: white pir.
:1SG S6j y 900: vei!nw nlne boards : 4 9sl3
lost. sloG2Sl4 according to lengths. snlmrlcs
'tlir. S2.06hrSo: cvDrtSs six-iach. i5.Gi q -
Loco. latils-Spft, 81; sawed sT30@si.s'
1000: seasorcl. 32Jt6S25 {, 1000, Elnur barre
timber. IGGaS7.JD y 1000. Flourlmrrc noi,S. 81
as: hosshead-iioofls. 10 iemand hickory -hoope,
$3.50.
LicHsrs. Wines. &c.
dfs: Scotch, best brands, pluts f2@$..s3 =
B,a'.dies: Domestic. s1.25@s2: fruit. sl-lOa
- 40: ANNIE. neTS- Sl.73G9$2; Old, S2.331S3
Rve Hh;Sk,ns: Medium. Sl.5O6s2: pure cid. ~
ISf: Str2lgIa mountain. new, S2dlS2.30 I'D
s2.10Ts3.I0 and upwards.
Gin: noIncsic. St.25ms2: innorin,t. :S = case
Sem Eagldad Rnn: &l.506rSl 80.
Htcclfed dhtsEeyS: Market advancing: proof.
1928.
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Ey Telegraph.

New YnRK. September ls.-Costou steady: safes
l ,2 ha;es ; nnlnds e.; Orleans: It. flour
choice s5.a5@l :6.23. Wheat heavy and l6eI1sc
lower; bushes, largely speculative: shippers liz
c!ncd 10 hold ell. Corn opened u shade lower;
closed rathcr more steady: lisa sic. for ungrad, d;
white. 2TEc. Coffee Ini"S ant firm. Sugar firm;
prime. 7,ie.: refined steady ana In better demand.
Moassrs scratlv, wi ii moderate inquiry. Flee ;n-
charged: Ro:im dull at @l,35mS .42%; Turrrn-
tine duh at 27s1s2Sc. Pork, 1880 1880; FAM
lily mess. Sl2. rut-mcats heavy: middcs lower:
western lorgclcar. GGc.: city lnng-cear, SSr Lard
aca:n lower: prime steam. SG.97:eW:1. Whisacy
quiet i: 100 Freight, steady.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. September lS.--Flour mere active
anG Il ,h%Gc easier. but moi quo::bI lfvcr. South
err wheat firm; western Il shade lower. hut firm :;
southern red. $lmSl.0i; amber, 5L.05m&L07:
SO. Pennsylvania rt,i. Sl.06: No. = WESTERN
winter :r'' Spot. S.n;cn'cr. and October. :! CO.'S
GiSl G6!5: November. ::l.t1gM$i.GT.. sen !crli
corn qGie' and steady: western quiet and easter
southern whi'c, 5:"Gjjc.: yellow, 3+c. Ga'S firm
ak 7a,2sc r"nn:yIyana. 7M " Soc. " Iay
qnl"t AND nmcnan-c'i. Provisions shade iirmrr Tor
ipbniTg. liuii-!lra1 Clear r'b->des. sc. Eacon-
l:lc, cai:1,S: Enei 10. Whisky Iriel and >ir,dy
i. :1."9M&l.O4a Frci,.t; quiet, sugar Vuiet
aiid >tc;,,:y ut s7,@9ic.
,INCiNN.,Tl.
ctxciSN,Ti,. ssG:r'hrr 's-FI@2s 'ini' ard
ird aud amber. S4mo4c.; WHITE 900 Or. Com!
custer III 4iml42;2r. Oats steady. l'ork easier At
93S. i1 yaS'E 30 c" ss nS- sSo" . GS2
shoulder. &C.. shcrf rb. &C.: short clear. Gtc. Ia
con OH ct and steady. Wnisk"y active an" firm ~
Si.u6. sugar steady and unchrn.cl. I've hDSS
dun and = >!a,!c lower: packing. 33.GO@$t.
LOUISVILLE.
Louisville. September IS.-F!our dull ar, an
changed. Wheat and cora sleadT. Oats .Inict
White, !5c. i'or'; hrmcr at Slh. I.ar' qHiet aal
;it., for shoulders. Ger ri! and clear sides. Hlru;
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0bifunry.
DEATH OF Ex-JUDGE DIXON.
rct A. rtr,.,,,,, 7

INItCIdI ItICETdHI TO Ute IIINttf tH'I
ABINGDON, VA, September 1S.-Ex-Judge
Leonidas V. Dixon, of Memphis. died here
last night, aged sixty-seren. BE reached
here Friday and was taken sick the day Of
his arrival. His family, six in number.
were with him. 1t is supposed he died Of
yelIow-fever, but DR.. Barr, his attending
physician, pronounces his disease malignant
malarial-iever. Judge Dixon was born
here, but has been living in the South since
his youth. He was buried to-day by the
Masonic fraternity. Tt is reported that
there are other cases among refugees here,
but there is DO fear OF a spread OF the dis
ease, even If it be yeIlow-fever.
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ScoTrIsH-R TIE s..-WitloduGee,
WiS., September 1.-THE Supreme Conn-
Gil, northern jurisdiction Of tbirty-thlrd de-
gree Masons, began its annual meeting at
Kilbourne Lodse.room at 10 O'Clock this
morning. The grand officers present were
josiah Drummond, sovereign grand com,
mander; Henry l.. Palmer, deputy grand
commander; II. Ely, grand treasurer; aud
Clinton +. Page, grand secretary. After
the delivery oil the annual address by Com.
mander Drummonds and the transaction OF
routine business the Council adjourned
until tomorrow morning.
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Unitarian Conference.

SARATOGA, September lS.-The Unitarian
Conference organized this morning with
L. Il. Ioar president.
Rev. James Freeman Clarke read his essay
on New theology" which he summed
I'D as 4 seeking for the living truth; Tor the
truth which will feed the soul and make
God. Eternity, Duty, Heaven, rs real and
solid as the outward universe.
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Affairs i'm the East.

VIENNA, September lS.-The following is
official: The burning and bombardment OF
BreZka from the river Save not having suf-
liced to silence the insurgent guns there,
the Austrans on Tuesday attacked the town
by land on two sides, and captured it after
Il desperate resistance, which lasted till
o'clock in the evening. The losses are not
yet known. In the movements prior to the
capture OF Brezka the Austrians capture I
Krespic and Dubrava, to the westward OF
Brezka, after prolonged and stubborn
fighting.
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Congressional Nominations.

NEWARK, \. j., September 1S.-Thc
Democrats OF the Sixth district have nomi-
mated Andrew Albright.
ATLANTA. Ga, September 1S.-The
Fourth District Convention balloted all
day with no result.
bAIrMoRH, September 1S.-The Demo
Gratis of the Sixth district have nominated
George Peter.
MINIATURES, September 1S.-P. Y. Den
stcr has been nominated by the Democrats
OF the First district.
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4. d. q. +.

BALTIMORE, September lS.-Tbe Grand
Lodge to-day discussed the change OF title
agreed on yesterday, but the minutes were
not altered. TIE Lodge was addressed by
member of tue order residing in the In.
dian Territory, favoring the admission OF
civilized Indians into the fraternity. Seve-
raj reports OF standing committees were
read. The Lodge rejected the resolution
10 hold the next session at Jacksonville.
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Disappearance OF Il Contractor with
EsaiIrOa<: ETtitfs.

ST. LOUIS, September 1S.-Advices from
Lexington, Mo-. say that Mr.. Taylor, OF the
firm OF TAYLOR E Reid, contractors on the
extension OF the Chicago and Alton rail
road, has disappeared with several thousand
dollars, with which it was expected he
would pay laborcrs. Taylor's chief clerk
is also said to have disappeared.
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Coal Matters.

AsHRURY. \. j., September 1S.-At a
meeting OF the Board OF Control Of tue Coal
Producers yesterday it Wits agreed to con-
tinue the present association until April l..
The quota for October was fixed at 1900
coo tons. President Gowan thinks there
will probably be al advance in the price OF
coal, but this Association does not make the
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s,.o,,nr A tsray i'm Kentucky.

CINCINNATI, September 1S.-A shooting
ARRAY, growing out OF legal dispute &C,
cured between Dick Evans, and Lem: ana
John Ohult, at Georgetown, KY, on Mon
day, in which fifteen shots were hrea, re-
sulting in the critically woundlng OF Evans
and Lem. Otfutt. .lssrs
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A Y MEADE u BAKERS
DRUGSTORE
AIR-CCS!IIONS FOR lNEAL!DS.
.IR-piLLOW$ Fol: TRAVELLERS,
l!OT-WATER BAGS.
ICE BAGS FOR THE HEAD.
RUBBER CLOTI FOR INFANTS,
SOFT RUBBER BED-piNS,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
sPOSGE-EAGS,
POCKET STOVES.
IIORSE-HAIR FLESH GLOVES,
FLESH BRUSHES,
pUCKET-lNHALERS,
STEAM-INiitLERS.
THROAT ATOMlIERS-
ELASTIC STOCKINGS,
AEDOMISAL-sUPPOR
IIARD-HUBBER THEsSES.
SlIOULDEH-DRACES,
NASAL D0CCiIES,
FEVEH-TERNOMETEHs
GALSASIC-BATTERlE
And all SURGICAL and
MEDICAL APPLIANCES Soda:
MEADE & BARER'S Drugstore,
,uo7~-,.=~a.>s .~s.-ss-. ----- 9I9 Main street.
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Suicide of nm Actor.

SAN FRANCISCO. September 1S.-John X.
Mortimer. formerly 4 prominent actor, COM
United suicide last evening at low lodS-
ing-house in this city by taking strychnine.
o. late dissipation had reduced him to pen
ury and yagabondage.
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PROPOSALS.
FOR IMPROVEMENTS
MAIL-BAGS AND MAILBAG TAGS.
Posi-. OFFICE nEpARrMESr,l

POST. OFFICE DEPARTMENTAL
WASHINGTON. -. c.. August ID, 1873.
Proposals irrm patentees, or thGlr assiShees, lor
~, ,nIiuy The Use of improvements IN Tue consfrGc-
tion or in the mode OF ope:ln2 and closing nal.bags
of ans or al! kinds. and In the manufacture oil ma
tcraIs thereof and also for the OF paienfed &C.
vices for tagging labelling tao SAINT, NH De re-
c.ypd az this Department mitii l2 o'clock noon on
the 20 DAY OF DECEMBER, 1878.
All prcpnsal, must te Il: accordance WIN 'ne
specifications anu form @: proposal, when Mix
furnished on app'icaiicu by letter 10 the oecobu
Assistant Postmaoie -Gcneral. ~, =,
The contracts, which iGay be made for the uss ~
any ;aieats will be In conformity with saeh speo:h
ca'toi' 'na ''e "'s@ wv" = D. NJ. KEY,
au 22-law6w fostinas'et-"sas1
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Burslarssm in Massachusetts.

PITTSFIELD, Mass, September 1S.-Mrs.
Samuel Hooper's summer residence, in
Ienox, was robbed Monday night OF
81, COO worth of plate. The next night,
Mrs. Charles Astor Bristed's residence was
broken into, but the thieves were friShten-
ed off
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.yalYrnaFiSflc.

PHILADELPHIA, September l9.-EdWard
Mcpherson. Chief OF the Bureau OF En-.
craving and Printing Of the Treasury De-
partment, has resigned That Office, and BIAS
become the political editor OF The Pli!adel-
phia Press,
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SALEM, OREGON, September 1S.-fhe two
houses met in joint session to-day and
elected J. II. Slater to the United States
Senate ior six Years from March 4th next.
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SOsj'TS. SHOES. dc.

cPECIAL NOTICE-TO MY OLDa
y CUST0AfE RS ANDTHE PUBLIC GEM psts
ERALLY.-f am prepared now 10 makehA
PRICES. Boots, y lO.5O-ior,
mrr price, sl2; CATERS, Si-former price, 80 ana
all other work at proport!0nateiy low prices.
sc o-2W ", B. DREW, 9QS Main street,
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The Southern plague.

TIE MORTALITY AT NEW ORLEANS YESTERDAY.
New ORLEANS, September 1S.-To-day
GS deaths and 252 new cases we're reported;
OF the latter 1913 occurred previous 20 the
18th instant.
The deaths include 23 children under
seven years oil age. Among the deaths are
Mrs. Mcguire, wife OF cX-AS>i>tant Post
master Mcguire Rev. e. Baumann, Of the
German Lutheran St. Johns cIinrch.
From noon 10 2. n. IS deaths and 145
new cases were reported; 81 OF the latter
dating prior to the 18th.
AT MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS, September 1S.-Fherc is appa-
rently no decrease in the number OF new
cases to-day, although the death-list is
lighter, only IS being reported to noon
making 81 for the past twcnty-four hours.
Among the dead are two volunteer physi-
clans, DrS. John =. Hicks and j. 5. Bank
son: Rev. L. i. Schuyler, Episcopal min
lister from New Jersey; Mrs. Margaret
Steinl1chl's sister Ruth; W. Is. Sheppard,
and Mrs. II. L. Brooks, mother Of ". ).
Brooks, OF the Appeal: Among the new
cases is Thco. Hoist, undertaken. The sup
ply OF collins is very low.
At BATON ROUGE, LA.
BATON ROUGE, September 1S.-NoW cases
to-day, D; deaths, 3.
AT CANTON. MISS.
CANTON, September lS.-New cases, TO-;
deaths, II. DR.. 4. II. Cage is dead.
CONTRIBUTIONS.
MACON, September 1S.-Merchants and
businessmen to-day subscribed, 500 10 the
fund for the relief OF eNpres>men in the
the fever districts. Collections will go on.
Citizens arr responding lihcra!ly to the
general fund. Collections yesterday and
to-day, 1925.
PHILADELPHIA. September 1S.-The sub
Scriplions to-day amount TO $1,000; total
to date, $4,000.
NEW YORK. September 1S.-The various
committees are progressing with The coliec-
ton and distribution OF moneys and sup
plies to the fever sufferers.
Reports arc beng constantly received OF
the continuation OF the good work through
out the country.
TIE BLACK JAUNDICE IN MICHIGAN.
CINCINNATI, September IS. A special
states that in the lumber camp OF Wells "
Co., near Elmore, Mich, in epidemic has
been raging for a week past, which Dr.. LIE
valv pronounces black jaundice, or yellow
fever. Thomas Mcguire was taken with it,
and none OF the citizens OF Eimore would
receive him into their houses, ana ne was
placed under tree IN . diench!n@ ram,
and soon after died. Flom what the Doc
tor .ays, it was clearly yelloW-tever. The
remains were placed III 4 box and buried
under the tree where he died.
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OFFERINGS REPORTED 10 SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 2oI bushels. led. 2,35G b:;sIl-
els.
CoRS.-Vnite, 40 bushels. Nired. 7CG bushels
DhIS.-34S bushels.
SALtsS REPORTER To SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-!F White. 80 Gu-hci; mixed N :l.0G: 80
bushels good ~ l.DJ; "a bushels common at .Uc.:
Al hu-hCI- on private t@rn!S-:o;al. la bushels
Etf. 1913 blis cl> riIval" terms 80 bushels MIN
ei private terms: g.. bushels at &C.: ~ bushels
prime fui;G III .O5: lJ bushels Ncrr GnoI tiliZ
u. :: .02: s bu-hrls cCmnCa RI " ~ 92c.: ~
hu>in Is at !: :: 80 bu"ici> IA 9.r. 81 bushels at
97c.: 40 bushels NJ Il 81 tu.hc; very ;sp1d Fu.a
at : .G3 loo bushels prTac FEllH III sl.UG: 2O2
bn:i:.ls naked III !. co: 90 bushels :t 9Sc.: -
rry good Lancaster Al or: - hu,llei: II ! y
bu~lirls 1T Soc: 20 hn-!"S fuItZ 1T 81: bnsicEs
1t SJc.: 81 bl,S:c;, vrry good Full ~ 81: 80 BASH
els mixed at :l.OG 10 bushels fuit1 III ) Lug: $
bush. l. at : l02: 10 bushels at ~u:.: 90 bushels
good Fuifz ~ 81: 10 bushc:; Lancaster 1T
$t.O7 30 bushels at 9Tc AZ bushels AT 9Jc.: 30
bushels 1T 81 U3: go blIS:iclS Choc" fuI.Z on pri-
waite term: -IOIti. 2.''J | bushels.
CORN White. 80 bushels prime ut G5c. -IiTtd.
i $50 HIIsil"l> Oh private terms.
Uars.-7J bushels prime spring II sc.
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Important S,cc:s:s:a IL: ..~ss 10 Rail-
roads &, tic iEa,;!Es OF Receivers.

CINC!NXATI September 1S.-Jud&e Ba%-
ter, OF the United States Court. in passing
upon an application 10 allow ail-oa!s in the
hands OF receivers to be @arDisheed, re-
rlm lzrd that the practice OF placing raii-
roads in the hands o. receivers was alto
gctncr too common, and had become 4 great
evil. He cited the case OF Il railroad IN
Georgia which cost ;;l5,nGC,G00. The re-
ceiT2r in charge in three years issued GER
tllicatcs OF indebtedness amounting to
1850, coo, and when The road was sold the
proceeds were not enough to pay the ccrtltl-
Gates. Another case, III Detroit, in which
the road cost over, SS.0G0,00O, and when
the road was sold the eminent counsel re.
quc>tcd the judge TO fix minimum price
for the sale. suggesting that such price
should be sufficient to cover the charges OF
the receiver and his lawyer.
Judge Baxter said Inc he'd observed that
when 4 receiver got possession he generally
ran tie road for the bcEet OF himself and
cmployeS. including attorney, and he Qhc
judge would hereafter >rc that there should
be = reform in his circuit, for the bcncbt 81
both creditors and stockholders. II the pro-
ceedngs to sell and realize were not pushed
to a conclusion he would racate the receiver
ship and give the road back to the company.
Great interest is manifested by railroad
people III this Gcliyerance.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

VI
sc.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
WEDNESDAY, september IS. 1878.
The breaks to~'Iuy comprised liS hngsneaGs and
10 lier"rs. The OF! rings a. "nri'"n oH Change were
10 packages: of which number 10 were tak.n In
and tie remainder sold 1T prices ranging from j go
to 5000.
We continue 10 quote:
NEW DARK.
Lngs.-Common to medium, Sl.500e$2: mcim
70 good. S:}G:Sf.
Lsnt--Common. 81 o 50 medium, 500; good.
SSHCS 10; line, :l1GgSl+.
bright.
LnJs.-Conmon colnry, $3M:i.
TTIrrs--Common. $4mS3: medium. sj@$7:
go,,i. f7HrSlO: line :lDpNSl3
.SIiofr1'S.-Common. s7GlS2.J0: medium. 500
IL good, $luQrSi5: line. Sl5GSS!S; tanc". Il :
e, $22
MISUNDERSTANDING. $l2mSl5: me.ii'ln. $lS
n so: good, S30GlS43; fine, :UOMS7p; fancy,
$75M$9O.
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mo. 566u.l

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON
4 the 29ti, iuy of August. A. %. 1878. WARRANT
In bankruptcy was issued out OF The Distrct Sours
az ,a Inej states for The Eastern District oi VIZ
gina against the estate OF solomon soius. OF nen-
rico county Va IN said district VINO hss essn a s
,.,., ~ any dca!s ard the delivery or any pYos,-
erfy be;ongng TO sid bsnMup, 10 him or for his
use. aud the transfer Of Any property oy MN. arc
OF laid bankrupt, 70 prove tneir debts AMI siseso
ore or more asssnees OF his estate S pe nea a.
,et,,fc Thomas s. Atkins, ESD, Register IN s:anS
rlIpicy Tor said district, on tie 23fH M oR
Ell f1 'AAs'1ta 49, g, 4. RA ASDELl..
"a ,a-Tbow United States Maj shaI.
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BANKRUPT Y.

Nc. 5B47l
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON
/ the 2S;h day OF August. A. ID. 1s7S.a warrantin
bankruptcy was issued out Of the District Court or
The ned states for the Eastern Distrlctof Virginia
acai, The estate Of Iliam Henry Adams, ut Rich
ond Iienrico county, in said district. who has been
a'jud.ed bankrupt on his own petition; that
property belonging 10 said bankrupt TO him or for
lis use and The transfer OF any property by hinis
are forbidden By law that meeting OF the creuit-
ors of said bankrupt. 10 prove ihe- debts and cocsa
one or more assignees Of his estate will s ald ~
court OF bankruptcy 10 be holden at Rschmoha,
Va before Thomas s. Atkins, Register In Lank,
r,,n,ey for said district on the ESD DAY OF
sEP'fEMBER, 4. y. 1878. at O'clock /. A..
C. L, RAMSDELl..
ca IorbDw United States Marshal.
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Elgtl

fine. So: snperiuc. :3.75m:i: extra. $500
S4.75 common family, 5jM:j.25; Iancy br;.ma,,
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by Telegraph.
NEW rnpt

NEW YORK. September 1S-Goll openei ut ! 00?s
NOpn.-SinckS irregular. None? on call. 1902
percent. Gold. 10t:a t.Ncllangc-l.ocr. 49, short
1861. Stale bonds quiet. Governments ste:dy.
Ec.n,ng.-Mrucy. 1E@2 per cent Exchange.
4S2. Gold. 10G3a. Governments quiet; new IS.
lU3ai. States quiet.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. September 1S.-Trginla 6's. old. % ::
deferred. 5L: cOnsnIs 5i's: $cc'ui series. 3 !
past due coupons, S0H. North Carolina Is. Old,
1G; new s special tax. l. Bid to-day.
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WASHINGTON Items.

WASHINGTON, September 1S.-Postmaster
Thompson, OF Memphis, having died OF
yelIow-fevcr, his widow will be appointed
to the vacant office.
The War Department has advices from
the Red Cloud Agency, Dakota, that two
Indians had arrived there from Sitting
Bulls camp, in Canada, and reported that
Sitting Bull was well supplied with arms
and ammunition, and that he had intended
raid into the Black Hills last spring, but
finally concluded not to leave Canada.
The Secretary OF War has returned to
Washington.
The coin balance in The Treasury to-day
is $3.50, 100000; currency balance, $685.
500.
Isaac Cohen. the labor agitatOr, has been
arrested for attempting to force his way into
the room CT Commissioner LIE Due. aud put
under bond to keep the peace. Cohen had
a large delegation with him when he visited
the Agricultural Department.
Information was lodged at police head
quarters to-day that the language made use
OF last night at the meeting OF Cohcn'S lCl-
lowers, on the cast steps Of tho Capitol,
was OF the most incendiary character. Some
of the speakers are represented as aufO-
eating raid on the United States Treasury.
The General Superintendent OF the Life
Saving Service hes issued circulars TO suboT-
climate officials. calling attention TO tie late
law increasing that service, and the rcSpon-
sibiity Of their duties; urging item 70 Sc
lect men for appointment solely upon the
ground OF their fitness for the arduouS la
bors that fall upon them. and without refer
cncc to any other recommendations.
The Post-Otlice Department is taking
measures to get mails TO MI quarantincd
cities in She south. and where routes are
GU, off by railroads ccasing to run on nc
count OF quarantine regulations or other
wise, postmasterS are instructed 10 try some
other method to serve the publ: III the
matter OF getting their mails to the people
regularly.
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1lrha1oal lispattl,,
10, 1878.
CHARLOTTESVILLE.

sgELiGloUS MsETINGs--MiJI.ER sCHooI.-C0N-
- fRiBuvI9Ss For YELLew-FEvER SUFFER
Ess-~THE CASvAsS--RuSINESs OUTLOOK.
I(,orrcspoa,iencc OF The Richmond Dispach.l
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

HiCNNONn, StlicmDtr is. ISIG.
OFFERINGS REPORTED 10 SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 2oI bushels. led. 2,3JG b::s'
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sAlts nErnErEn To SECRETARY.

CORN White, 80 bushels. IHGed. 7CG hlishc
DaIS.-3iS bushels.