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Washington, Items.

WASHINGTON, July S0.-Tn the Cabinet to-
day letter from the Mexican authorities
was read by Secretary Evarts, charging that
Americans had been stealing cattle from
Mexico. There was brief discussion, but
no action.
The Treasury to-day made another call for
100000 OF 5.20's, the principal and inter-
est to he paid October Goth.
4 national bank has been started at Dead
wood, Dakota. with capital of $4,000.
There has been 4 heavy rainfall during
the past twenty-four hours, doing consider
able damage to- business.
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COMPENSATION OF P0sTMAsTERs.-Unde
the operations OF the law which changes
the standard for estimating the salaries Of
postmasters at the smaller Offices from tho
amount OF stamps sold to the amount OF
stamps cancelled the Department has OBJ
served wonderful diminution in the
amount Of stamps ordered by such posi-.
masters. While it will beHimpossible to de-
tinitely estimate the amount that will be
saved to the Government in salaries, yet the
indications are that the amount will be very
large. and that many offices where salaries
have enormously increased by the unlawful
sale of stamps will be relegated to the low
est figures paid by the Department, S12 q
year, Washington Republican, 50th.
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PETERSBURG.
PETERSBURG.
r,re CONGRESSIONAL. TaBLE--TogACco -1SsPEc.
TyoSs--sAD CASE OF INs4N1TT--f1SE. SHOW.
EHs--HEpUBI.IcAE POLITICS.
,,...,os,>on, 20 or the Richmond Dspatchl

TITS CONGRESSIONAL. TaBLE--ToBA CCo-1SsPEc-
TyoSs--sAD CASE OF ISS1N1TT--FINE SHOW
ERs-REPUBIicAE POLITICS.
It,orresponsence OF the Richmond DispatchJ
Jvl.Y so, 1878.
The delegates TO the convention to norni-
na,c Conservative candidate for Congress
in this district thus far elected are report
oh 10 be fifty.tive for Mr.. Hinton and eight
teen for Mir. Coleman. The Courthouse
district in Dmwiddie county sends two un-
instructed delegates not counted IN the
eboye--at least one OF whom Is SAID 70 IA
yor MIR. Coleman. Satfrony district, in Din
widdie, elects its delegates to-day, ana II Is
believed they will be for Mr.. Hinton. The
convention vii! be composed OF about 100
delegates G6 necessary to the choice
Of candidate. The Conservatives OF Not
to,rav and Greensville will elect delegates
on Thursday.
Two hundred and forty-slx hoeshcads OF
tobacco were inspected at the warehouses
here to-day. and one hundred and eighty
ore Yesterday. The sales OF loose for some
DAYS past have been very light. :,
4 sad case of insanity has developed itself
in the city Jail. The victim is young man
mailing from New jersey, whose name IS
William Hoes. He was taken up some days
ago bv the police while wandering about
on the Park, insisting upon preaching the
-osDel He claims to have been called 10
breach, and Joined the Methodist Church in
Virginia after leaving his home. He has
within the last day or two almost entirely
lost. his mind, and is haunted by the belief
that each nigh, he will die by stab in the
heart. His friends have not been heard
from.
We have had fine showers again to-day.
and the farmers are rejoicing over the i'm
proved prospects of their gro"ing crops.
The corn, particularly, before the rains was
in a very unpromising condition.
The Republicans OF this city will hold
ward meetings tonight to elect members OF
committee which will appoint delegates to
the Bnrkcvi'lc Nominating Convention.
Petersburg will De represented in the Con-
yention by three delegates. 1t is generally
believed that Jorgensen will be the nomi-
nee, but rs the counties have not yet ell
acted. Jorgenscn's nomination cannot be
an bounced rs a certainty. ROBES ADAIR.
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THE PAN-ANGLICAS SYSoD.-Londc7',
July 29.-The Manchester Gudrdinn'S Lon
don correspondent says it is understood
that more harmony prevailed in the recent
pan-Anglican Synod than at the one pre-
yious. 1t is stated hat one OF the last acts
of the Synod, before the final adjournment
on Friday, was the passage OF an important
resolution relating to doctrine, order, and
discipline OF the English Church, presume
bly, aimed ut the extreme school OF ritual
icfs
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Unsuccessful Attempt to Capture q
Noted .fIoOnSl,iner.''

CINCINNATI, JRly 3O.-A special from
Springfield, Mo-, states that number OF
deputy marshals from Missouri and Arkan-
sas came upon Tom Matinee, a noted
moonshiner," in Tanev county, Mo-, Sat-
urday, as'he was lying upon the floor Of his
cabin playing with his child. Matinee ran
out OF the back door. but finding two mar
shals stationed there, he fired upon them
without effect. The fire was returned,
wounding Matinee in the arm. He then
ran towards a sugar-cane patch, when one
of the marslIals fired and dropped him; but
he Immediately arose. and, secreting HIM
sell among the thick stalks, escaped.
Matinee is the head OF illicit distillers in
that part of the country. Their operations
are so systemized as to be almost impregna-
Bile. He made all the persons purchasing
whiskey from him take an oath to stand by
him to the last against the officers. The re-
suit is that every citizen within an extended
radius not only refuses to become witness
against him, but will not afford food or ac-
comodations to the marshals.
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fareii,ls re, ii hall. 80.
R,sss 8, a1 ss.s 30 = q
I. Ia,a sri,nr. bsireis and tiercess ss@akce II
sISsasss 80 70 Common syrui- ors,.sds asc.
5srges. 2ae.. barrels genuine goisen syrup
4sas5c. r. Gallon; New orleans. nrtms: 40a55c.
alum. from store, &c., sack. &
iSrg IT: Crushed. &c. powdered. 04c.: RraBu.
lated: 1eac.: a: 9sla0Ac..: ). &C.: extra q
sonp: Coln,uon. 5aa7c.: best Washing 7Y@sc.;
s saa sneI Hsi ss s9 ns ass
impertak eLI06$1.6e %; gunpowder, $1.45a1.7o
Tor strictly choscs.
Hfdes. Leather. &c.
Hfdes: Green 4a5c.: dry sailed. 12@1sc.: Dr.,
Isather Sole Leather. oaE, SO Zoe: sole leather
in,sS isasac. foe es kp 4oa55c. d. narnes:
country. 2s233: city finish. S26n3 &c. q %. salt.
skins, French. $1.15@s2:25 p b.; rough ssirtinz,
IRON. stees-H Nails. &C.
From: American refined. Ola DomIainn. ga
az 2-1Oc: q d.; English and AJRersean sheet. 3Ga
iron: Virginia cosI-blast charcoal s2S@s32
warm.biass charcoal s24@s2s; PsupsyIysDia nm
Euits: Old Dominion, $40 per key for stand
srn--tiiat is. 1en-penny: other sizes extra.
;, Ploayh Z Castings: wholesale, 4@Akc.; retail
Rope: Manila. best l4al5e.: jnte. s@sc.
Bags: Mixed cotton, 1sc.; white, TO; woouen.
Lumber. slaves. &c.
Lumber: White oak. 81 2Msl p I-0R0 ::westerr
Virginia poplar. s12.50MS25 p 1000: white pine
s2O@s63 1000 yei.ow pine boaF,ls, St0@s14:
Ioist. s12@S1s. according to lengths. shingles
Pine. S2.50MS5; cypress siy-Inch, S7.50tG$10
p LOCO. Laths-Sptt; $3.50; sawed, S2.25@S2.6s
Staues: Whlskey-barrel timber. green. 81 S@$295
1000: seasoned. s2O9s25 q 1000, Slonr-harre
timber, SG@SS7 80 s1,00O. Flour-barrci poles, 80
as: hOgshead-hoops, no demand; hick@y-hoeps,
Liquors. Wines, &c.
Ale: Scotch, best brands, pints s2@s2.25 2
dozen, gold.
Brandies: Domestic. S1.25@s2: fruit. sl.l0@
Virginia peach. S26$2.50.
Rye WhisksYs: Medium. Sl.5 0@S2 pure old. S2
tgS4: Virginia mountain, new. s2Gf2.90, ,ld.
S2-50GS3.5O and upwards.
Gin: Domestic. 81 .25MS2: tmDorted, IS p case
Helo England Rum: Sl.50@sS1 go.
RectUfsG WhiSkeys: Marke; quiet; proof, $1.20
Licorice.
\. y. G., CSC; *. Il Co., 24c.: z. ST. 25c.: Anchor
27c.: A. G. c.. 26c.: G. c.. &c.; G. &. Eagle
29c.: c. c. W., &c.,: no brand, tic.
NIill-Fced.
ShiDStuF: 35M40c. p busiel; $50 p ton.
Wheat Bran: 2O@25c. p Dushe; $50 q ton.
Cora Eran: lie. per bushel; Sl5@S1S q ton.
Powder. Shot. &c.
Ponder: 1919 by the live kegs-ess tllAn i've
kegs, 1925 blasting, S3.2JMS35O.
hh9t: Northern: -. l0oaS223 "a bag of 25 It's.
GTtndstones: 140G2!4c. "a 10.
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BUFFALO EITHIA WATER
Editorial III Philadelphia Medical Times Of july
20, 1885,
BUFFALO LITIlIA SPRINGS.

1.-THE value OF A!talies in disease has long been
known aud the wide reputation OF the Springs OF
Cchy bear testimony to the superiority OF the nat
ural waters over the simple Alkaifes. OF iats yeara
Tithia has been asserted TO have especial value In
Chronic Cont over and above that OF other Aikalies
some considerable experience has Indicated mat tae
assertion 4. well founded: and several wears since
WE looked for a native Lithia Wafer which shonld
he cheap and efficient. The product OF the BnfiaI
Springs OF MeckieHbnrg county. Va, Was nnahy
lad been relieved by its OF some very trouble
some and alarming ymp,os, believed TO Ic due 10
n inh.yi,ed poSly diathesls Tried In one or two
cas- OF inycterate Chronie Govt, has Afforded mucn
10 w. free dluress being provoked ano
followed by relief Of symptoms. a.' " N1-evu1s
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A narrow-gauge railroad has been pro-
posed in Guatemala, and agents are now in
San Francisco for the purpose OF interesting
capitalists in the scheme. 1t is understood
that section of thirty miles, to penetrate
the coffee region, will be first built. and if
successful the road will be extended to the
capital OF the State. Should the necessary
capital be secured in San Francisco it is
claimed that the trade Of Guatemala will be
attracted to that city. II the necessary aid
cannot be secured there an appeal will be
made to the capitalists Of the East or Of Eu-
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Arranging the Runnin. of Trains BE.
tween New OrIenns and Mobile.

New ORLEANS, July 3O.-Colonel Robin
son, superintendent Of the New Orleans
and Mobile railway, in telegram from Bay
st. Louis, says: Sowing to the stringent
quarantine established by Mobile county all
through trains, freight and passenger, are
discontinued until further notice. The
coast trains will run as usual. The mail
will be sent out on coast trains at $3.50 P. III.
1t will be taken by special engine and car
from Biloxi to Mobile. The south-bound
mail will be brought from Mobile by the
same special train, to connect with the coast
train, arriving at New Orleans ut 9:20 A. NJ"
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A I,Ichrnond MAN in RIG.

RIO DE .JASEIRo, July 4, 1878.
Editors OF Dispatch: We arrived here
yesterday after pleasant but tedious yoy-
age OF sixty-seyen days. Theweather now
is Ike our September. The houses here
are all built OF stone, without chirnneys,
and rooted with tiles. They have slaves
here. ] saw one this morning beat over
the head with large stick and then pushed
into the dock. When | go ashore will in
form you what grows here.
Yours respectfully, MAINSPRISG. &
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Judgments Affirmed.

New York, July 3O.-The general term
Of the Supreme Court to-day affirmed the
judgments of the Oyer and Terminer Court
in the matter Of Robert L. Case, the con-
yicted and sentenced president OF the Sc
curity Life and Annuity Insurance Conn
pany, and Of DR.. Lambert, the convicted
and sentenced president Of the American
Popular. The cases will probably go to the
Court Of Appeals.
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STAUNTON.

PoL1TICs-CoUNTY AFFAIRS, &C.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.I
July so, 1878.
One Of the districts in Augusta has sent
delegates TO the Convention in favor Of
Hon. K. t. w. Duke, OF Albemarle. One
district, hear, sent no delegates.
The supervisors of the county on Saturday
last met and approved the tax for 1889.
The whole is $1G,74l, which leaves mar
gin Of $4,000 for contingent expenses, de-
llnqueats, DC. The amount appropriated
10 roads is $4,000.
The clouds Yesterday shut our people of
from good view OF the eclipse. Penn.
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OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
wuEAT.-White, 154 bushels. Red, 1920
bushels.
CoHN.-White, 252 bushels.
OATs.-5S bushels.
Rye bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Whtte. SO bushels Fultz at a1.05 !;
Red, $50 bushels Fnltz at 81; 50 bushels
tnliz at s5c.; 372 bushels at s1;03; 562
a. at s9e a5 lsf busiest he m.a at a. s
ger At $40: 1880 bushels H very good FaiK at
els choice Fuzal si.O7; AZ bushels mixed at zoe.
40 bushels mixed at roc; 10 bushels mixed at s5c.
good Fnltz at 81; $50 bushels very good Fulrz mt
%l.o1; 400 bushels Furz at o5c:; 1s bushels
Sc Sasne at ri II oo bushels 80 Fp bns g5f
at 90c:; 10 bushels Ful,z at s5c. so BUSH
els Fgz :, at s ;S 334 bushels very good
So bushels Futz at 95c SO bushels Fuiz at SSe
Faltz at eoc 81 bushels Fuz al c 80 bu sSSa
EMIT at 81 22o 1Tsses 81 good Sl Fnt1 at s2c A
Il o6: Sc busel; very good Fultz ut 81 IL bushels
Fultz ut Soc; 1914 bushels very good Lancaster 1t
s1.l0; $50 bushels FulIz at s. o3; 10 bushels Lam
at 81 OF; so bushels prime Fultzat II 05 "a bush.
ia bushels very good Fnltz at 81; 1G4 bushels
prime Fnltz at 81 05; 50 bushels common Euiz at
Csc. 25S bushels Flhtz mt 81 !: 270 bushels prime
amber ut Sl.0S: 80 bushels prime Fultz ut :1.05
$50 bushels very good Fuliz on private terms: 256
bushels very good Ful:z at Il 200 bushels Lansas-
ter at 81: SO bushels good FuiZ ut 90c.: bushels
good Fuliz ut 95c; 1872 bushels fair Fultz Csc.
SO bushels common Futz ut S0c.; 20 bushels COM
mon Fultz at Soc; 10 bushels common mi Xed at
&c.; 70 bushels good FultZ at 95c.: 400 bushels
mixed al 95c.; so bushels good Fultz ut 95c.; l22
bushels fair Futz at 95c.: s2 bushels COMMON
Fu,tZ at Soc; bushels common Fuz ut S0c.; 800
bushels common Fulrz At S3c.: SO bushels very good
Fultz at 81 .O3; 20 bushels prime Fultz at sl.0S
II bushels common fultZ ut S0c.; 4l4 bushels
mixed or private Terms so bushels prime Lancas-
ter at Sill; 37S bushels Futz Mt 90c. go bushels
prime FultZ at Sl.03: l34 bushels very good Fgltz
at 81: 300 bushels good Fuz at Csc: 35 bushels
very good Lancaster at Sl.10: $50 bushels good
FultZ at 81 ESQ bushels prime Futz at Oh 1Jb
bushels very good Lancaster at S1.10: 90 bushels
good Fultz at 81 ~ bushels good Fuitz at /; la
bushels good fuiz 1T 81: 800 bushels very good
FuItz at : l.03-toral, 1908 bushels.
CoES.-Ihite. 6S bushels very good at 57c.; GO
bushels good at 5:}c.-tOla. IS bushels.
OATS.-5S bushels prime winter at 23c.
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Central Pacific Railroad Directors.

SAN FRANCISCO, July S0.-At the annual
election of the Central Pacific railroad to-
day the following were elected directors
for the ensuing year: Leland Hanford, G..
P. Huntington. E. W. Hopkins, T. 81. Mil
Ter, Jr., Charles F. Croker, D. D. Cotton,
and Charles Croker.
The election of officers takes place to-
morrow.
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aavEnlI raesENCEf,s INJURED

LITTLE ROCK, J1iy 3d. bridge near
Clarksvi1le, on the Little Rock and Fort
Smith railway, having been undermined by
heavy rains, gaye way, and the rear coach
OF a passe2g train going west was dftched.
Nobody was killed. but serernl were wound
ed; among them being Captain Jack Herne
and John Rice, OF ST. Louis. One lady was
dangerously injured
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Political.

COLUMBUS, OHIO, July 30.-The Republi
can State Central Committee have decided
to open the fall campaign on the oath OF
August.
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Robbery OF n Ra ilrof,f Oa1ce.

BoRDENToWN, N. r., July 3O.--sunday
night or early Monday morning the Office
OF the Narrow-Gauge railroad at South
Camden, n. j., was entered by three mask
ed burglars, who oyerpowered and gagged
the night-watchman, and blew opcn the
safe, taking the contents, $1,000.
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CINCINNATI, july '3O.-Fifteen girls en-
ployed in Madame Somers's dress-making
establishment at Cleveland were poisoned
by milk which they drank for dinner.
Mary hewitt is in great agony, and another
is In precarious condition. An analysis
has been ordered
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MARINE iNTEE1.ItaENC E.
- AZ IL . - >hSs
MANAt-JULY 81. Is
PORT OF RICHMOND, july 80, 1878.

SAILED
Steamship Old Dominion, Walker, New York,
merchandise and passengers, &. w. Allen & Co..
agents.
Steamer Norfolk. Tunnil, Philadelphia. merchan-
disc and passengers. j. W. aicCarrick, agent.
Steamer Ariel, Mayo, Norfolk, United state
mail, merchandise, and passengers l.. Il. Tatuin,
agent.
Schooner Maggie Bell, Hall. New York, camel
COAL G.. Storrs agcn,.
Schooner Minnie, Mcnamara, Norfolk, truck-bar-
rclS, Curre u Co.
Schooner II. r. Havcns, Pearce, Portland, coal,
Curtis Il Parker.
Schooner Roxanna, MITCHELL Baltimore, grain,
Curtis 4 Parker.
Schooner Grace Watson, Raynor, Philadelphia,
coal, Curtis K Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Philadelphia, July eth, schooner Amelia
Ilcarr, Moore.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner Lottc and hnnie, McCrary, hence, at
Philadelphia july 9Th.
Schooner j. j. Pharo, Soper, hence, III New York
July 18th.
LONDON. July 30.-Arrived: Steamer Itay.
FORTRESS MONROE. July 30.-Satled: Brig IT,
gri, for Richmond.
New YORK. July 30.-Arrived: Steamers Rus.
sia pOmmeratia. Arrived out: steamer oder.
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Races Posfponed.

SARATOGA, July 30.-The races were post
poned to- day on account of the rain.
BUFFALO, N. T., July 30.-The races
were postponed on account OF the rain.
RIVERSIDE, n. T., July 30.-The Hanlon-
Ross race has been postponed again on ac-
count of rough water.
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Arrest of Tramps.

BUFFALO, n. Y, July 30.-The police
within the past twelve hours have arrested
twenty tramps, all of whom will go to jail.
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VEGETINE.
REV. 0. T. WALKER SAYS:
PROVIDENCE, X. J., 164 Transit s

PROVIDENCE, 4. l., l64 Transit street.
H. Il. Stevens. Esq:
feel bound to express with INV signature the high
value place upon your FEGEriNE. My family
have used 1t for the last two years. IN Nervous DE.
bilty n is invaluable; and recommend 1t TO all who
may need IN invigoraling, renovating tonic.
@. II. WALKER, .
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First New Cotton.

SAVANNAH. GA, July 30.-The first bale
of cotton, new crop, was received here to-
day. It was classed Us low middling, and
sold for fifteen cents.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

Market dull.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY. July 80, 1878.
The breaks to-day comprised 3G5 hogsheads and
81 tierccs. The offerings at auction on Change were
CT packages; of which number "a were taken III,
and the remainder sold ut prices ranging from
$l.70 to S5S.
There has been no material change in prices. Low
grades continue to SLOW but bids for much the
larger part Of offerings were accepted, Desirable
shipping grades, OF full weight, aud medium TO good,
smooth. eafy filters have been and quite scarce,
and when put on the breaks cause pretty spirited
competition Letween buyers, and always command
full prices. The few packages of medium 10 iluc
bright wrapping leaf up since our last mostly failed
in obtaining satisfactory prices, and remained ur-
sold.
We continue to quote
NEW DARK.
Luys.-Common to medium, sl.5o@S2; medium
LeGE-Comnon, s4Ms5; medium, s5@6; good,
SS@$10; fine, Sl1G2Sl4.
BRIGHT.
Luqs-Common colory. $3G$4.
Fiflers.-Common. $I@$3; medium, $5G37;
good S7GSl0; fine, S10mSl3.
,S,nokers.-CommoB, b7@SS.50: medium. s9M
Sll: good, Sl0@Sl3; fine, S13MSlS: fancy, SlS
mS22.
iTrappcrs.-Common, S12MS15: medium. 81
GS25; good, $30@$45; fine, :60@S7e; fancy
S75mS9O.
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The YeiIOH-EcYer.

NEW ORLEANS, July 30.-The Board Of
Health reports to noon twenty-four new
cases of fever during the past twenty-four
hours, and one death.
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Reduction OF Wages OF Cotton Opera

PHILADELPHIA, July 30.-The employees
in the Dexter and Eagle cotton-milis at
Manayunk, about 900 in nun Der, were yes.
terday notified OF twenty-per-cent. reduc-
ton OF wages. The hands, being dissatis-
fed left the mills
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Congressional Nomination.

HUNTINGTON, Pa, July 30.-The National
Greenback Convention OF this county to-
day nominated c. {. North for Congress-.
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The ECLIPSE at Havana.

HAVANA, July 80. Yesterday the eclipse
was visible in this latitude. The sky was
perfectly clear, and complete observations
were made, 4 IL
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vEGETINE
I REGARD AS A

VALUABLE FAMILY MEDICINE.
JANUARY l, 1878.
Mr. II. r. Stevens.
Dear Sir,-I take pleasure IN saying that have
used The VEGET I'm my family with good results
and l have known of several cases OF remarkable
cure effected by il. regard 1t Us valuable famil!
medicine. Truly yours.
The Rev. William McDonalGi is well known through
the United States as u minister in The Methods
Episcopal Church.
Thousands will bear testimony land do it yolunta.
rily) that vEGETINE Is the best medical compound
yet placed before thu public for renoyating and p
flying the blood, Graduating all humors, impurities
or poisonous secreiions from the system, lnvigora
ting and strengthening the system dcbiliated by dis
ease; In fact, it Is, as many have called 1t, Tit
Great Health RestOrer."
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yEGETINE
PURIFIES THE BLOOD.

Boston, MASS, January IS, 1877.
iHr. H. Il. SteDenS:
Dear Sir,-I have been using VEGET1NE for some
time with the greatest satisfaction. and can highly
blood, j. J.. HANAFORD.
Pastor OF Egleston-Squarc III. Z. church.
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A Family POisoned...KiIled for
ROrcI0r.

New ORLEANS, July 3O.-A family here
were poisoned by using oxalic acid by mis-
take for sugar. G.. A. w. N1ilthaek died,
but it is believed the others will recover.
J. E. Ganthier, being, mistaken for a
burglar last night, was shot and killed by
Charles Hernandez, in whose house Gan
rhiar was rOOminS.
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DEATH OF AN INVENTOR. Lorin Brooks,
for fifiy-tWo years a shoemaker in New
York.. died last week. He invented the
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vEGETINE.
REV. J.P. LUDLOW WRITES:

ITS BALTIC STREET, BROOKLYN. \. Y.,}
November IA, 1874.
II. Il. SterenS, Esq:
Dear Sir,-From personal bened. received by Its
use, rs well as from personal knowledge of those
whose cures thereby have seemed almost miraculous
can most heartily and sincerely. recommend tho
tyEGETINE tor the complaints which il is claimed
to cure. JAMES p. LUDLOW,
late pastor Calvary Baptist church, Sacramento, Cal
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, July 3O.-Golf opened at 1OOE.
Toon.-Stocks irregular. Money, per cent. Gold,
100H. Exchange-Loug. 4S1ts: Short, 4Sa. State
bonds quiet. Governments weaker.
EceHtng.-blOnsy easy at 1ls@p2 per cent Gold
steady at 100k. Governments steady; new 5's,
1O7H. States quiet.
\ BALTIMORE.
. BALTIMORE, july 30.-Yirgnia 6's, Old. 20; de-
ferred, 81: Virginia consos, 553: second SERIES %
ptsf-dne coupons, 7Sa. North Carolina 6s, old,
new, 3; special tax l. Bid to-day.