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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY, August l6, 1873.
american Gotd.-lUO. bid.
Vlr.Inla consols, new, 2S bid, 80 asked; Virginia
deferred, bid; Virginia tax-receivable coupons
7Sa bid.
Cify observation-disclosures city e's, J. and j.,
100 bid, l0l asked; Petersburg city 6'S. +. and AS
9S asked; Petersburg city SIS. l05I Asked Peters
burg city IS Special taxi, j. and d., 10y bid
Lynclburg city 6's, j. and j., 95 BID, 100 asked:
Manchester IS ttaX-receivaoleJ, NJ and S., 93ii
asked.
Railroad Bonds-Virginia Central Railroad
Central Railroad third mortgage 6's, j. and j.. So
bid: Virginia Central Railroad fourth mortgage
SIS, J. and D., S7H bl1. lU5 asked; Virginia Cen
Iral Eaiiroad n0n-lnortGigc IS, }. and D., 81 biz,
ferred G'S. j. AMI D., 70 asken Petersburg Railroad
first mortgage g.. j. and d., 100 asked: Peters
burg Railroad second mortgage IS, d. and D., 81
asked; Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
mOnd. Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad mort
gage rs. }. and H., 90 bid; Richmond and Dam
vile Railroaua sodated Us, 81. and N, II bid,
"a asked Piedmont I;alroad first mortgage SIS, A.
canal Bonds.-Jamcs River and Kanawha Canal
first mortgage 6's, NJ. aud ~, AZ bid, 81 asked.
Rditr0ad St0ckS.-l.ichmond and Petersburg
Railroad, 100 par. 40 asked Richmond, Frcdcr-
icksburg and Potomac Railroad common. 100 par,
65 asked; Richmond, Fredericksburg and POto-
mac Railroad seven per cent guaranteed, 100 par
90 bid, % asked; ltichmond and Danvlllc Rail
Bunk Stocks.-F First National 100 par, l IL bid;
National Bank OF Virginia, 100 par, 80 asked:
MERCHANTS National, 1O9 par SO asked; State Bank
mond, 80 par 40 bid, 43 asked; Citizens Bank,
25 par, % asked.
Insurance Compnnies.-Virpina Fire and Ma
rine, % par, 32 bid; Virginia State, IS par; ~
bid, rs asked: Virginia Home, 100 par, 100 asked;
City, 90 par, 79H bid, 81 asked; Granite, 100
par, 81 asked.
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Che powers Of these waters. The sterner
sex would be gratifed TO know that its e.
fects are antl.ssmpa with alcoholic.
stimufants. I was informed by d distfn.
guished chemist and mineraloeist Of New
York that as n remedy for the infifmitfes
and tastes OF enthusiastic and convivials
men there was nothing superior to the
restorative properties OF lithia water. It's
alkaline, tonic, and soothing diuretic quail
ties, combined with its potency and reno
waiting powers in arrangements OF the diges-.
tive organs, render it incomparably superior
to all other mineral waters In promoting
sobrieiv.
There is a pleasant company here now,
and daily additions. Your representative
here exhibits great industry in gathering
wild flowers from the neighboring fields TO
present to his lady friends. j.
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would seek to introduce reforms instead Of

would seek to introduce reforms instead OF
merely watching over their execution.
A convention with Austria relative to the
occupation OF BolDia and Herzegovina has
been concluded. Austria at first desired to
settle the conditions oil the occupation by
means OF an exchange OF notes, but. in
view OF the resistance OF Bosnia, made inn
portant concessions in order to obtain the
more solemn sanction Of convention for
the occupation. The duration OF the occu-
patton has not been fixed, but severn. arti-
Giles Of the convention recognize the sove-
reiguty Of the Sultan.
LoSDgN, August 16.-A Vienna dispatch
to Reuter- says: The chief corps OF the Aus
trian army OF occupation, under Philippe
yich, numbered 10000 men the f4th, after
deducting all the garrisons lett on the route.
General SZapary received reinforeements
to enable him to force bis way to ZworDick.
A serious difficulty is apprehended in adj
vancing beyond Seraivo. The insurgents
in Northern Bosnia are also still active.
On the 14th instant they attacked the Aus
TRAN garrison at Banjaluka, but were I'M
successful. They have taken up position
near BuzoVaca, where the engagement is
expected. =
Turkish Troops I'm Bosnia Joining the
Insurgents.
VIENNA, August 16.-Thirty Turkish bat
tahons stationed in Bosnia, Including five
battalions OF regulars, have Joined the in
surgents.
The international Monetary Confer.
enee at Paris.
PARIS. August 16.-The International
Monetary Conference met here to-day.
Dir. Groesbeck explained the views OF the
United States Government, and submitted
a programme for the establishment OF CON-
mon relation between gold and silver and
OF liberty Of coinage. The debate was con-
tinued at some length.
1t was decided to invite Germany to send
representa-. YES to the congress.
Adjourned till Monday.
Assassination In St. Petersburg.
ST. PETERSBURG. August 16.-General
MeZentrow, the chief OF the Emperor's
private police, died to-day from wounds
received from two assassins yesterday.
San Domingo.
HAVANA, August 1G.-Inteligence from
San Domingo to the It'll instant reports that
revolution has broken out, the partisans
OF Baez and Luperan having united against
Gonzales. Puerta Plata, Santiago, and
Moca are reported in the hands OF the reYo-
lutionists. The latter say the whole Re-
public will soon join them.
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2kS. low nrfddfino 1 o. .scocd nYd,y,asy 11e
i M: rccei7,ts o nrnss re,.sinfs 7fs estps
SINNERS. 15f,: stoek DO Set rsei M IN ts
wseE. ADJ: rross receive. 1 MAR sates. 1.3aUs
spInuers, 2,007
az ~ ~ ~ iaI us,n.ma , 91nl.s
on .
nee 10 sI,Uss ~ I02f saasss
stock. Ne. 1929 ien iSl Ls Essk, DOL
1ecc1pl SDo: sa.es,
NEW ffte. sd , nidGnnfs
Ike. low 49, 10
net El0ss ~ N sot
siocs. Net - " ~ S-ons3ns1t
s1s cas S; .so
Jcn nag - ~. a,,iat and steady: mfdfna
low Hiaong. ivnyn- ~ ,s.sints ias Tia
ne. tet . ~ OF s5gGa' Sao
WeeE. ~, sass. ZuU.
MEHPnis.,Cottan quiet; mlodlness ~ e1aa Ia
csipts, az sales, 100 Rectlpts Ios tns "seA,
Shipments S77: sales 3l0: Stock l,41l.
AUGUSTA--to,t ton frp and trrcguiafs ntoGnnRy
11sc.; low niddifng, lO3c.: good orofnafy.
receipts, lo: sale ~. Receipts fortbe Week.SAf
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PETERSBURG.

r,r OF AN ESTIMABLE LAnf-PROS-
s. ..n,TsD by nEAT--R0nBERY IN CHESTER
Icy n--CoSPIRMATioN-- MEET
INGS. &C.
.c.-nos,onteaec OF The Richmond D!spatch.l
''''' AUGUST 16, 1878.
Tho funeral OF Mrs~Ella, wife OF Mr.. W..
!, nr, took place from st, Pauls church
~ II, a,,crnoon. Mrs. Orr died yesterday
W. at Christiansburg, whittier she was
sau . Jew weeks ago for the benefit OF her
,'nai.h Her disease was consumption. She
' -. daughter Of General a. A. Chapman,
", wnnrnc county, West Va, and had only
Ion married between three and four years.
Ny Thomas collins. 4 young man cn,-
.,,nved at the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio
Lnn6.. while Mt work to-day was Frustrated
Nv hr,t, and had TO be sent to his home.
, ~ Evans. son OF Mr.. Wilson Evans, OF
p..,ersca. was sunstruck while ut play yes
,r,day. and is reported very i'll.
The residence Of Mr.. j. Il. Cox, in Ches-
,,.scla county, was entered by burglars
ia,t NIGHT and robbed OF several suits OF
.,crtIrmrn.s clothing. and Snpdry articles
- ;omole apparel. No clue to the thieves.
,fr cox i a recent settler from the North,
md owns the " Mayfield" plantation.
The ceremony OF confirmation will be
ncrformed at the Hebrew synagogue III
his city. tomorrow morning, Kew. Alex
andcr Gross officiating. On this occasion,
tho second Of the kind ever known in Pc
trrsburc, there will be only one ontirmed-
Master Louis PeySer.
4 protracted meeting commenced az MI.
Pool Baptist church, at Ford's depot, IN
Dinwiddic county, last Sunday. The ser
vices were conducted by the pastor, Rev. Ro-
bert Gregory. There have been number
OF converts and many mourners. FRO
tractcd meetings are also in progress IN
Amelia. Lunenburg, Prince George, ana
Sussey coun.ies-all OF them attended with
good results. =,
The came OF baseball this afternoon be-
tween the Red Stockings, OF Manchester,
and the old Dominions. OF this city, was
called at the close OF the eighth inning.
The score then stood: Old Dominions, g.;
Red Stockings. 6. During their visit mere
the Manchester boys were the guests OF the
Old DounnionS. and were quartered at the
Hoiiing5rook Hotel. ROBIN ADAlR.
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For the Diapatch.j
Iuxon Theological Seminary.

HAMpDsN. SIDNEY, August 15, 1878.
The session OF Union Theological Semi
nary began last night OF s O'Clock with the
usual opening services. Professors Peck
and Dabney, OF the faculty. were present.
DR.. Smith is absent on visit to his daugh-
ter, who has been unwell for several days.
DIR. Alexander is expected in day or two
on his return from trip to Europe.
Thirty.three students were entered on the
roll. Or this number about one half are
new students, who enter upon the three
years. course, with one or two exceptions.
Nearly all OF last years students who were
not graduates will return, and it is expected
that number Of other new students Will
yet appear. 1t is hoped the attendance
will he full
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW York, August 1G.-Gold opened ut 1905.
Eoon.-Stocks generally steady. Money, 2 per
cent. Gold. 1O05G 1905. ENchange-Long, 4S4S !;
short, 1884. Stale bonds quiet Governments strong
and higher
Eurmlng-Mouey easy ut IL per cent. Ex-
change quiet ut 4S4A. Gold, zoos. Governments
generally firm; new SIS, 1868. States steady.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET, SC.
NEW YORK, August 16.-Slocks bouyaut. New
York Central, 109h; Erie. 1G4: Lake Shore. 64ls:
Illinois Central, SOL: Pittsburgh, 1913; Chicago
Rock Island, 113H: Western Union, 91s
Sub-1rea>ury Balance: Gold, 1921 Cyl ,463 ::
currency, S49.2O5,62I: paid Interest, 10000;
paid for bonds, $4,000. Customs receipts,
$2l3,000.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. August l6.-Eirgnia 6's, old 90:
deferred. 4 consnls, 54: second series. 2SH:
past -dhe coupons, 7SG. North Carolina 6's, old,
IA; new, special tax. l. Bid to-day.
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE
+ J: ri EDIspATcsHFRomI ALLaUARTERs

> - Z VI 49,
THE POTTER INVESTIGATION; STARTLING
IMPORTATION EXPECTED FROM MAJOR
BURKE-GoNG REssIoSAL NOMINATIONS
aoRvIL GRANT THINKS THE GENERAL
COULD BE MADE TO ACCEPT The PREsI-
DENTAL NOMINATION YELLOW-FE-
YER sCoURGE; ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHT
NEW CASES AND TWENTY.N1NE DEATHS
AT NEW ORLEANS CABI-
NIT EXPRESS SYMPATHY AND PROMISE
AID-DEsTRUCTIvE CLOUD-BURsT IN Me-
vADA-THE TENNESSEE DEMOCRACY IN
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN SAN Do
MINGO-ALIFE-sENT FENIAN TO BE
RELEAsED-THE BRITISH QUEENS
SPEECH UPON PRoROeUING PARLIA-
MENT-HoNoRs TO GRANT IN ENGLAND
DIFFICULTIES RELATIVE TO REFORMS IN
ASIA MINOR REMovED-THE AUSTRIAN
OCCUPATION OF BOSNIA AND HERzEGo-
VIVA; TURKS JOINING TIE INSURGENTS,
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Congressional nominations.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, August 16.-The
Democrats of the Third congressional dis
tr1ct renominated FL. A. Herbert on the
1s0tb ~ ballot.
WHEELING. w. VA, August 16.-Colonel
Ben. Wilson has been renominated for Con-
gress by The Democratic Convention OF the
First district.
GALVESTON, TEXAS, August 16.-The
Democrats OF the Fourth district have re-
nominated Roger @. Mills for Congress-
AUGUSTA. Me-, August 16.-The RepuE-
Iicans Of the Third district have renomi-
mated Stephen D. Lindsey for Congress.
DETROIT, MICH, August $50. ID. Con-
ger has been renominated for Congress from
the Seventh district.
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ALL DISEASES OF THE BLooD.-If vEGETINE
will relieve pain, cleanse, purify and cure such dis
cases. restoring the patient 10 perfect health, after
trying different physicians. many remedies suffering
for years, 1t not conclusive proof If you are suf-
fcrer you can be cured? Why Is this medicine per-
forming such great cures :? 1tworks In the bloou-in
the circulating fluid. 1t can truly be called The
Great Blood Purifier. The great source OF disease
originates III the blood; and no medicine that does
not act directly upon it, TO purify and renoVate has
any just calm upon public attention.
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VEGETINE.
{TEGETINE
PURIFIES THE BLOOD
GIVES STRENGTH.

DU QUoIN, ILL, January FL, 1878.
Mr. IT, Y. SteUenS:
Dear SIr,-Your "yEGETINE" has bceen doing
wonders for me. Have been having the ChiHS ana
Ffper contracted In the swalnps CT tic South, moth
ing giving Inc relief until began the use or yonr
VEGETISE il giving me immediate relief, toninS
up my system, purifying my blood giving strength
whereas all other medicines weakened me. and filled
rny system with poison; and am satisfied that u
families that live In The 32ue districts OF me Soutn
and West would take VEGETINE two or three times
u week they would not be troubled with the Chits
or the malignant FeperS that prevail at certain
times OF the year, save doctors bills, ana live 10
goou Old age. Respectfully yours;
j. +. MITCHELL.
Agent Henderson's Looms. ST. Louis, Mo.
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Wasi,fn@tOn Items.

WASHINGTON, August 16.-The Commits
sioner of the General Land Office author
ICES a third surveying party to aid in the
Identification Of lands in Mississippi, from
which public timber has been cut and re-
moyed-thus to furnish testimony to sus-
tain the indictments in the United States
courts in Mississippi against trespass on
public lands.
Another call for the redemption of five
millions OF $40 bonds was issued from the
Treasury to-day.
Secretary Thompson left to-day for In
diana. Commodore Schufeldt acts as Sec
retary OF the Navy during his absence.
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rhe Potter Commiftec.

NEW YORK, August 16.-The Potter con-
gressionai committee have received dis
patch from Major Burke, of New Orleans,
stating he would arrive Saturday afternoon.
He Is said to be one OF the most important
witnesses yet examined. He was the ac-
credited agent Of Governor Nichols at
Washington during the celebrated Worm
ley conference, and is expected to give some
startling information about that conference
andrseyeral matters not yet touched upon.
Mr.. Leete was on the stand again to-day,
and read several letters between himself,
Kellogg, Nash, and DarroIl relative to their
personal aud political affairs in Louisiana
during the agitation OF the presidential
Question,
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General Grant and the Presidency
What His Brother Thinks.

Boston, August 1G.-General Grants bro
thcr OrviI, in an interview, says the Gene
raj had written bis friends that be would on
no account accept the presidential nominal
ton, but he (OrviD thinks he probably
could be educated up to it, as he was once
before. If he could be made to believe that
he was the only man able to save the coun-
try or party he would allow his name to be
used even at the risk Of defeat.
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EXECUTION OF HoEDEL.-Bertin, August
1G.-Emil Hoedel, tinsmith from Leipsic,
who attempted the assassination OF the
Emperor William May 18th, has been exc
cuted. He was beheaded this morning at
an early hour in the courtyard Of the new
prison. The imperial warrant. decreeins
that justice should take its course, was
signed on the Sth OF the present month.
Hoedel was about twenty-one years OF age.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
Country produce.


Country Produce.
Beesnar: CSC. 2 u.
Buttcr Prime. 70 choice yellow, 169lSc.; fair
Corn neal: 6o@65c. q bushe for country.
Drted Fruit: Apples. 3@4c. 2 H.: peaches,
peeled, 7@sc.; unpeeled, 3@4c.; cherries, 10c. q
-. Eoos In barrels lo@1sc. p dozen; 10 crates. Is
614c. .oo oor,,,o,, ann
soc.
Hay: Virginia timothy, fue.-Very ou'-i Clover
and mixed, 50M6Oc.
g patstoe D'i irish I a barrel, s1.25@sl.5O.
Lard: Country. 7(G7.s.
Rue: SIC. q bushel
Samac: 75c.
BaIed Strato: 3504oc.
Ttrttoto: 6Ec- p ID.
BURY wool will bring from to sc. q ID less than
above rates.
Cement, Lime. Plaster. &c.
Cement: Rosesd-.le, 81 .5o@$1. aoR barrel; james
lime: AGRICULTURAL, Zoe. p bushel; Rockland
sl.lO@sl.s5, according to quantity
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Tennessee Democratic convention.

NASHVILLE, August 1G.-The Democratic
State Convention reassembled this morning,
when platform was adopted. 1t arraigDs
the Radical party as the author OF all the
country's misfortunes, and pledges that the
Democratic party will never lower its BAN
ner until the prosperity of the whole people
shall be held to be the supreme law Of po-
litical administration.
The following were put in nomination
for Governor: Alfred Caldwell andI John
NJ. Fleming, of Knoxville; John II. Savage.
OF McMinnyille; Arthur S. Colyer, OF
Nashville, and John A. Gardner, OF Weak
ley county.
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Newspapcr Chnnge...sireat Rains.

LspEClHI te1e0rIHl 10 tne DtsIsiIcI.I 80
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, August 1g.-The
Weeicty Bulletin, the only Republican paper
east OF the Blue Ridge, was purchased To-
day by w. Seymour White, OF this city, and
will be conducted hereafter as a semi
weekly Conservative paper.
Unprecedented rains last night and to-
day have destroyed our direct communica-
tons north and south, the only route open
being via Orange Courthouse, by the Mar
rev. Gauge railroad, which is uniniured.
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A MIsTAKE.-The Richmond Dispatch. in
one OF its issues last week, mehtions the cap
ture OF a man; named Spencer (negro), who
is supposed to have murdered some one in
this county. The Dispatch is misinformed.
There has been no murder in this county
for more than forty years, except the killing
OF Constable Drummond BY Lewis some
wears since.-BrunS1oicE Advocate.
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General Mackenzie In Mexico.

GALVESTON, August 16.-A special to the
NeUS from San Antonio says: News has
been received that General Mackenzie and
bis troops crossed Into Mexico at Fort Dun
can last night. There is great activity
among the Mexicans on the other side"
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PAIN AND DISEASE.-Can we expect to enjoy
good health when bad or corrupt humors circulate
with the blood, causing pain and disease; and these
humors, being deposited through the entire body,
produce pimpes eruptions. ulcers. indigestion cos
tvencss, heada cheS, neuralgia rheumatism, and nu-
inerous other complaints? Remove the cause by
taking VEGETINE. the most reliable remedy for
cleansing and purifying the blood.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
FRIDAY, August 16, 1878.
The breaks to-day comprised 2S1 hossheads and
SO boxes The offerings AT auction on 'Change were
67 packages; of which number IL were taken Ill,
and the remainder sold mt prices ranging from
$40 to $50.
We continue to quote:
NEW DARK.
Lu1s-Common 10 medium, S1.5UGS2; medium
y EeGEECoinmon. s46l$5; medium, $500; good,
$S@$10: fne S1lG1S14.
BRIGHT.
Luqs-Common colory, S3@S4.
FiiiersNCommon, sl@S5; medium, S3@s7;
Smoters.-Common, S7@SS.50: medium. 800
81 / good, s10@sl3; tne, s15@sls; fancy sls
WTGppers.-Common, $12@$15: medium: SIS
@s25; good, s3O@s45; fine, s60@S7e; iancy'
S75i1S90.
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A TOWN FIoot1ed by q Cloud.Rurst.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 16.-Last eve
ming Austin, Nevada, was visited by cloud.
burst. which flooded the business part of
the town. The Reveike Office and many
business buildings were wrecked. Damage,
100000.
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Marrinre OF am Actrcss.

SAN Francisco, August 16.-Miss JET
ireys Lewis, the actress, was married We'd
nesday night to a. Maitland, stock opera
tor, .Ei IA s5ss
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MARINE IHTEILlEEash.
MINIATURES ALNANAt:-AUGUsT II. 1873.
Sun rises ,,,..,.,.,, SOP HIGH TIDE.
Nooa ri.es......... S:45 ACCOMPLISHMENTS. ESQ

PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST l6, 1878.
ARRIVED.
Steamer George II. Stout. Pierce, Baltimore, mcr-
handsc and passengers, ii. It. Douglas agent.
Steamer Ariel. Mayo. Norfolk, United St3tfs
mail. merchandise, and passengers. l.. i. Tatum>
agent.
SAILED.
Steamship wyanokp, Couch. New York. merchan-
disc and passengers, G.. W. Allen CO.. agents.
Steamer j. w. Evcrmap. Platt Philadelphia mer-
chnndise and MESSENGERS. J. W. McCarrick, agent.
Schooner Mabel, Hall, New York, camel coal,
Gervas Storrs, agent.
Schooner EnOch Moore, Chambers, New YORK,
camel COAL Gcrvas StOrrs agent
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From New York Angus. 14tb. schooner IL. G.
Ely, Mullen.
Quantzen.
BY Telegraph.
QUEENSTOWN, August 16.-Arrired: Russia.
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yEGETINE.
BELIEVE IT TO BE A GOOD MEDICINE.
Mr. SterenS

BELIEVE IT TO DE GOOD MEDICINE.
XENIA, O., March I, 1877.
Or. SterenS:
Dear Slr,-I wish to inform you what your FEGE-
TINE has done for mt. have been afflicted Win
Neuralgia, and after using three bottles OF the
VEGETlNE was entirely relieved. also found my
general health much improved. believe 1t to be
good medicine. Yours truly.
VEGETINE thoroughly eradcates every Kind of
humor. and restores the entire system TO healthy
condition.
vEGETINE.
DRUGGISTS REPORT.
II. y. Stevens:
Dear Strive have been selling your "NEGE-
pleasure In stating that In every case, to our know-
edge, ii haS given great Satisfaction.
Respectfully,
BUCK & C0WGlI-L; Druggists,
yEGETINE
Is THE BEST SPRING MEDICINE.
ETINE,
prepared by
H.R. STEVENS, BOSTON, MASS.
vEGETINE IS SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Tau 14-W&s2tl
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Flour.

Fine. So: superine, S3.75Ms4; extra. So SOC
$4.75; common family, $500; fancy brands, SO.
Market dull
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wholesale Escape of Burglars. dc.

CINCINNATI, August 16.-Nine burglars
escaped from the Hamilton Jail this morn
ing.
The Bank Of Millersburg, at Millersburg,
has closed its doors.
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CAIRO, ILL, January %, 1878.
Mr. II. r. Steuens:
Dear Sir-I have used several bottles of IS VEG E.
Tine 1t has entirely cured me of Fertigo. have
also used it for Kidney Complaint. 1t IS the best
medicine for Kidney Complaint. would recon-
mend 1t as good blood-puriticr. n. YOCUM.
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FURNITURE.

ZINE CHAMBER AND PARLORM
II FIRNITURE.-I am now offering FINE ~
CHAMBER and PARLOR FURNITURE ut t1
greatly reduced prices. See these SUITES and you
will he satisfied the prices are low have i great
variety of other FURNITURE and MATTRESSES
at prices to suit all who Will examine my stock.
SAMUEL W. HARDWOOD.
al 13-cod Governor street, Richmond. Va.
F'''''0"s 'srz'r' ""H'''''''R
MATTRESSES, BEDDING AND UPHOLSTERED
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-17
VEGETINE.
DRUGGISTS REPORT.
VEGETINE
BUFFALO LiTsI1A WATER.

GOLD UlTHIA) WAT Err VS.. HOT
WATER
FOR
PARALYSIS AND AFFECTIONS OF THE KID
NEYS AND BLADDER.
THE BUFFALO LITH1A SPRINGS
GIVE RELIEF
AFTER A FAILURE OF THE CELEBRATED
HOT SPRINGS OF ARKANSAS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-17

r D. GATEWOOD, 1903 EAST a
y. MAIN STREET.-Just received new San
sunply of Furniture Of The most elegant de- ~
signs and finish for PARLOR, CHAHBER, and
DINlNG-ROOM. Cottage Suits from $40 10 S4D;
Poplar, Marble-'rop. 32S TO $50; Walnut trgnch
ior Suits in Corrlainc, Raw Silk, Terry, and Hair
Cloth from $40 10 5000; Also all classes OF goods
Mt prices 10 suit the times. am now finishing Far
Tor Suits, Lounges, Chairs. &C.. stuffed with hair,
expressly for this market Special attention given
hoIsIrring and Hepairing. Terms liberal. v26
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VEGETINE
CAIRO, ILL, January %, 1878.

HAS ENTIRELY CURED Me OF VERTIGO.