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The YcIlOw-Feyer.
AT NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, September 13.-New cases
reported to noon to-day, 22S; deaths. 80.
Mr.. Isaac n. Stoutemeyer, of the Times,
who has been down with fever, is recover
ing. Major Henry 81. Fowler, superinten-
dent OF the Chalmeete National Cemetery,
native OF New York. aged tbirty-two,
died at Chnlmeete to-day OF fever. Rev.
Mark Moses, formerly Of the Jackson-Street
Hebrew congregation, now at Providence,
r. T., has lost almost his whole family re-
siding here; Mrs. Moses was buried Satur-
day, Samuel Moses on Sunday, and Matilda
Moses on Thursday, and one child is left,
which is now conyalescent.
Ar CANTON, MISS.
CANTON, September 13.-New cases, &c ;
deaths, 4. The situation is terrible.
AT BATON ROUGE, la.
BATON ROUGE, September 13.-Fiity new
cases and deaths were reported to-day.
J. DAY OF PRAYER IN MISSISSIPPI.
JACKSON, September Ex-Governor Stone
issues proclamation recommending the
Goth instant TO be observed as day for
PRAYER to Almighty God for relief from the
plague investing this State.
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/ great pleasure and distraction OF the Club.
| The meeting adjourned to meet at DR..
Puryear's next month. HESRIco. 81
Septcmber IL, 1873.
na,., nonn,a,n Ee,insetl.

4 CURIOUS pHENoMESoS--A SOLID LIMESTONE
LEDGE BURSTS SPONTANEOUSLY.
Mr.. James A. Miller. who resides in Rich
Valley. in this county, halfway between
Abingdon and Saltyille. informs us that on
Friday the ed OF August, nj a. NJ. a
ledge OF limestone, some fifteen PAGES in
front OF his dwelling. and about ten feet
square Of which Is exposed to view, COM
menccd cracking and making a harsh noise
as If gradually bursting. These sounds
continued for about an hour, during which
there were clouds OF dust rising from The
surrounding earth. The ledge OF stone
exploded with heavy thud like that
Of a huge powder-blast. The rock was
shivered 10 an extent not yet known. Large
assures were opened, and, although he has
removed over three wagon-loads OF the frac-
tured stone, he is not able yet to define the
extent OF the explosion. The rock was sur
rounded and covered with earth. excepting
the ten feet square surface alluded to, and
this portion came no higher than the sur
face O., the ground. To this is due the fact
that none Of the fractured stone was thrown
out by the explosion.
Mr.. Miller has no idea OF the cause OF this
explosion. The weather was clear and the
morning cool and pleasant. The rock was
apparently seamless and perfectly solld.-
Bristol Ne,cS.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY, september 1o, 1910.
american Goid.-1OnK bid, l 0Oss asked.
suite .SecUrltieS.--E iIglna c0iisOiS "a bu: Nlr-
ruia 0nsolS. new, 81 BID: Virginia Deferred BID
Virginia interest certificates. bid: Virginia tax
receivable coupons. 79ai bid S03 asked.
Gin SecuritisS.- Richmond city -. D. anu d..
ll6H bid. 117a asked: Richmond city G's. D. ana
j.. 1908 bid, lC03; asked; Petersburg city :, loS
asked.
EuiiroGd Bonds.-ChcsaDcakc and Ohio Railroad
6's gold. VI. and ~, 254 bid: Richmond and Peters
burg Railroad first mortgage S.. \. and o., W.
bid: Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Ral :
road mortgage SIS. j. and j.. 100 bid: Richmond,
Fredericksburg aud Potomac Railroad mortgage rs,
J. and D., 81 bids Orange and Alexandria Railroad
and Danvlile Railroad consolidated 6'S, NJ. and NJ
~ bid; Piedmont RAILROAD frst mortgage SIS: a.
and o. 9G bid; northwestern North Carolina KALI
(Unut BOnds.--JaIncs River and Kanawha Canal
first mortgage G's, NJ. and ". AN bld JAMES River
and Kanawha Canal second mortgage Us, vi. anu
Rniiroad Stocks.-RchmonJ and Petersburg
Railroad, 100 par, 40 asked; Richmond, Frcdc-
ricksburg and Potomac Railroad common. 100 par,
65 asked: Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad seven per cent. guaranteed, IOu par, %
asked: Richmond ana Danvc Railroad, 100 par.
Hunk Stocks.-First National. 90 par. 112 bid ;
National iiank of Virginia, ] 90 par, s2 asked
Merchants National. 100 par. 50 asked; state Lillk
of Virginia. 90 par, IL: bid. Union Bank oil Rich
mond, 80 par, 40 bid; Citizens Bank, 20 par, 22'a
asked. $50
Insurance CompnnieS.-VirSinia Fire and Ma
rlne. % par, 80 bid Virginia state. % par, ~ bid
Virginia Home, 100 par. 100 asked; Merchants
and Mechanics, 100 par. So asked; City, lou par,
81 asked; Granite, 100 par. II asked.
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sirccnback Convention Fourth Cen
-reSSionai District.
B0YDTuE. MECKLENBURG COUNTY, VA, ]
SnptarpI,r II 1873

BoYDTuE. MECKLENBURG COUNTY, VA,
September II. 1878.
Editors DispGtch: The much-advertiSed
Greenback Convention assembled here to-
day. Present, seventeen delegates, repre-
Senting four townships OF this county and
one Of Luncnburg. The other counties OF
the district were unrepreS"ntcd.
Thirteen oi the delegates were ConServa-
tiycS, two OF them white and two negro
Radicals.
The Convention o: yanized by electinS Dr..
Elder. OF I.menbur", chairman; after
which motion WAS made TO so into the
nomination OF candidate for Congress.
This question was discussed for two or
three hours. when the Convention, by vote
or nine 10 eight, determined to make no
nomination. They then adjourned sine die
without having adopted Il platform or trans
acted any business.
Thus has ended the farce OF the nineteenth
century. I. II.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
I II D Y I. GUUIVIIIUNl
Country produce.

FRIDAY. September -, 1878.
Country produce.
BeeSnar: 23c. "a 10.
B~tter: Prime TO choice yellow, ls42Oe.; fair
corn .Nsai: 65c p b,sl,el for country.
Dr1ed Fruit: ApnIes. 2g2&c. nrarhes' pecied.
5MSc.; unpcecd, 2M3c.; cherries. SD luc' = ID. :
Eg0s: In barrels. 10 lac. e dozen: IN crates. II
Ftathers: Prime hve-goose, 4Oc.; common, goo
SOC.
Fiurseed: 81 = bushel
Uou: Virginia timothy, 65c.-ycry dull; clover
and mixed. SOFA coo.
Odts: Baed. 45c.
Lnrd: Country. 75asc.
Rye: SIC. = btishei
S S"' StrGG: s5@4oc.
!Tooi: Washed so@s2c.: unwashea, eo@22c.
Burr wool will bring from 3 lu sc. u ID less than
above rates.
Cement, Lime. Plaster. &c.
Cement: Rose .dale, $3.50 @Sl.6oa barrel flames
River. 81 .600$1.70.
Sl.1QmS1.25. according To quantity.
PidSter: Lump, S4@S4.25: ground, $7.5o@$s,
delivered: calclned plaster. -.
Tar: LaIge size, S3.25G$3.oO.
Dry Goods.
Broom !shset;mas and shtrttnas: A Manches.
A james River. &C.: = James Ever; PIC; i
James River as 5Hs Srani!e
"A W. C0nes,osa- TIC: = e. Conestosa. &C.: q d.
Conestoya &c; 10-4 Feperill. 25c.; 10-4 City,
222c.: Cotton-yarns. quo.
Bienried ShirtinoS md Sheetinqs: A VAN
sutta, lOXc.: "A Masonville. 95c.: A Rockdale,
DC: "A Home. 9.c.; A Onetia, l0c.; A
Syopdale, 7c.: A Social. To-; A Amoskeag.
eTc.; Wholesome. 94c.; i Barr;ley. 5he: = Red
Dog Sc: b. 4 seituats: e.: Methusn, &C; re,
terborough, &C.; 1o-4 Waitham' Zoe; lo-4 CITY
h Broicn Drtus: Petersburg: 6ac.; GrauiteVille'
sc Rockhridye, A, &c.; AA. Shc.
Corset jeans: Pavonia, &c.; AmoskeaS. loc''
Dr,inls Harlem. l2kc.: Boston Steam Mills. SIC
Prints: American. &C.. Aliens. g.; , Kicii'
mond. &C.; Spraeue. &C.: Manchester. &C.: WASH
ington. &c.; Hamilton. &C.: MerrimaGk' 6c.; MA Ma'
isrv Dc: oriental, Pacific &c.; Arnold 0c' Har-
mony 5kc; Wamsutti. hc.
CGmbrtcs: Rice, 5ac.: English. &C.
Drugs, Dyestufis, Oils, &c.
dicohol: $3.50 y gallon.
Concentrdted Lys: $3.oo@s4 q case of lou
dozen.
Copperas: 2,sc-
C0cRiHeak: QUO. q ID.
Ertrnct Of l.0gDo0d: lec.
indigo: Sl@s1.10.
dis. Ifnsecd. CSC: machine. 81 @S1. rs: snerrn
81; whale, e5c.; straits, 5e@ooc.i Laofaoos-eo'
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NEWS DER Ian D 8 SEA. b.
by TELEGRAPH FRoM ALL GUAR.
TIERS Tss TIE DIsssATCH.

REPORTS FROM THE FEyER-sTRIUKEN CT
TIES IN THE SOUTH PRESIDENT
HAYES IN CHICAGO; He SPEAK s
ON THE FIN ANcIAL QUEsTIo n
CONGRESSIONAL FoMIEATIoNs-
HEAVY FROST IN MISUNDERSTANDING
SETS DEMOCRATS ELECTING DELE
GATES TO THE sTATE CoNyENTIoN-THE
MAINE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT IN THE
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD CASE con-
TlNUED-~e ENERAL MILES NOT CAP
TUREp-RoMICIpE IN CAL1FORNIA-AF-
FAIRS IN THE EAST, &C., &c.
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BALTIMORE.
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, September -, 1878
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. SO bushels. Rcd. 1855 bushels
CoRN-1I White, l ,094 bushels. -Htced, 400 BUSH
els.
UATS.-40 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WuEAT-Red, GOO bushels very good FultZ on
private terms: 81 bushels prime Lancaster at
SIOS; 440 bushels FultZ on private terms 2SS
b shells mixed on private terms; 80 bushels at S3c;
"a bushels ut 95c.: 232 bushels OIL private terms
l22 bushels vcry good Full2 at 81 .03; 1QS bush
els good Fultz Ill $ .03 "a bushels fair tullZ al
92c.: Ga blshc 5 FGltZ nj .O2: 3S bushels com
mon FultZ AT Soc: 30 bushels Fui'Z at 91c.: !IO
bushels good fultZ at : 80 bushels mixed at 81
So bushels Fultz at 81. OF 262 bushels prime ruiz
Ut 81. uG A bushels good Lancaster at Sl.Oo 3D
bushels common Lancaster III LOS: 1O bl!sncls
common Ful,z ut 95c.; 81 bushels mixed Al sl.o3
Sc bushels prime Lancaster ut 81 .O7: lCo DlSlels
prime FuZ al 81 .05: bushels fair FuilZ at 9?c
80 bushels common Ful'Z at 9Oc.: 30S bushes
common FuliZ al 95c.: Sc bushels very good tuIz
at 81 O3: 20 bushels mixed at 81: 24S bushels OH
private terms: so bushels common FutZ III 9Oc.
lGO bushels comm on Lancaster al SIC. l9O otl>ll-
els bushels prime FultZ al 81 .O5: 6i2 bushels very
good FuiZ III S1.05: lao bushels FutZ III DOC
lO2 bushels FultZ at 93c.-Oa 4.93O bushels
CoRN.-1Vhite, 900 bushels prime Oh private
terms.
OATs.-40 bushels prime winter at 3sc.
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vE4sEIISE T..
VEGETINE
TIE VERY BEST MEDICINE
DYSPEPSIA AND INDIGESTION.
NEWTON. \. H., March 81, 1877

NEWTON. \. H., March 81, 1877.
Afr. II. y. HeremS
Dear Sir.-Once more take the pen TO praise that
King of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Which, heg7h 10
,asc yECEIISE, two years ago, Win Sucn lhaTkco
benefit. my friends thought IL WAS s'iualit chGci'
and would subsit:c. leaving me as bad us Dc-
fore Thinking that some OF lECs: VINO reslu lnc
testimonial which wrote al that l,nc might thhk
the same write once laorc 10 satisfy mem on tit
point. Since began 10 lake FEGEilNEIuinl"st
Two years sco-I have gained Steady until me pre-
aud consider myself cured by EEGET!SE. TWO
wears ago WAS low rs man cotld he ana ave. WIS
cnll;acd 10 the bed for eight months. ana gwen up
20 die br eight focor.>ome OF Inc most skliie! III
this State. They said had several diseases inclil-
Cin: CONSUMPTION. hrart-diScast. ard sertfal others
equally fatal. and lauS die; tut NEHEIiN E' ,hhcll
rs last resort. brought me through, ad 10 lilat
owe. my HE. Since my health bean to improve /
have made Il study of GiSt;Sc. ana ma me CAUSE on
all my SYMPTOMS 10 have been DySDeDStn or IRdt-
0estiGa aud also find that five eases oil Gisei>c OF
every SIX are etccrS OF The same cause. W cll inc
food + not properly di9cStd in The stomach IT. BE-
conn. DoisouolS. putrid mass, which Is apSorocn
mo rhr blood and BY that II Is conveyed to I'll parts
of the system. causing symptoms OF disease III any
or an of The organs Gt the body, ana IL ms cause IS
mi removed hose ptOmS become III Time organic
diseases. have given EGETINE th"roHsn 'cs'
IN INV own case aud al o III that OF many OF my &C
Unaintnccs. and find It to he me very pcst lnedsce
sy,rniomS OF which Is usually the bcllel mat you
have some fatal organic nisetSc. am wen hho"a
In rhr towns of t;utlstown Weare, apd NEWTON, Oh
This state (Sew Hampshire. and can iurnlstr an un-
Ccnialc Confederation OF all OF these statements.
viii willingly answer any letters OF inquiry III re-
culrI TO my case or the Use OF NEGETiNE: ours
truly, h'o' Do
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1-1EnIC.s EXTRACT OF MEAT.

z IERIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT of
~ NEAT FINEST AND CHEAPEST NEAT
FLAvoRISG STOCK FOR SOUPS MADE
DISHES, AND SAUCES.
,pp1c cnup.NY,s EXTRACT OF MEAT lis
a.uccess and boon for when h"'i"'' '"'A
feel eraierul.--S.s - Medical Press Lancet
:. British Medical Journal" &c.
CAUTION.-Genuine only With the lac s'n'''e
of Baron L!ebIs's Signature in Blue Ink act"s'
the Label.
Consumption in England increased ten-iou
In ten years
L,EBlG CONPASY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT
To be had of all Storekeepers, Grocers' ait
Chemists Sole Agents for the United Sta'c'
Wholesale oniy). c. David s Co., 43 Mark Lane
London, England, au IV'ss06
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MARINE ESTEIIaI;ESGt.
PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER II, 1910


PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER b. 1879.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ariel, Mayo, Norfolk. United SEitrs
mail, merchandise, aud passengers. l.. Il. ia'u'"
agent. .. So.
Brig Ludwig Hampton Roads, TO load tobacco Tor
Bremen. Curtis & Parker.
SAILED.
Steamer J. w. Everman. Platt. Philadelphia. nler-
cllandise and passengers. j. w. McCarrick, agent.
Steamship Wyanske, Couch. New York. mrrchai-
disc aud passengers. G.. W. Allen & Co.. agents.
Schooner u. \. Parker, Oulten, Stamford, Conn.,
bark, A. L. Goodman.
Schooner A. 81. Edwards, Snedecor Philadelphia,
rairoad-tics. Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Catawnteak, kenndy, New York, slaves,
Curtis i Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From New York September l1th schooner Lena
N. COltingham, Duttea.
From New York September 18th, schooner James
L. MulOy. Abdil. , =
H. Laugreli, Flowers.
MEMORANDA.
p,rr John Campbell (Br.), Iiankensen, from Rich
,,nwL arrived n, fIayrr September lin.
PARK Annie Mark lBr.l, llomlgrg, from Rlcn-
nnnd arrived AT Bahia August 1Oth.
Schooner; +. II. Order ne, Crpwel, and james
Hortin Brown, from Richmond, arrived 1t Boston
September 11lh.
BY telegraph.
NEW YORK September l3.-Arrived: Champion
Arrived out Angelica, Brunette. barnard Caste.
FORTRESS MONROE srpemner - ra 49, Inn a ~
| from Richmond Bark Gaia, tor iiSerpDot; Uau
sirio aud schooner H. ". Colder Tor Llsoon. oaisH
| Rrio HARRY, for NayaSsa; scht oaef nS 49,
Sew YORK The United states Stcahier Mse;iih'
nassed ami FROM Norfolk this evening for " ashipS
ton,
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Vl,c Mayor of East st. LOuis Jailed for
e,pn:emDt Of Court.

ST. LOUIS, September 13.-Mayor Bow.
man. ni East st. Louis; w. j. Walsh, chief
OF Bowman's marshals, and John Carly,
Jr.. deputy marshal, were taken before
Judge Watts, at Beleville. on the charge OF
contempt of court in disregardins an in
junction granted by Judge Watts some
weeks ago, and lodged in Jail. Mayor Bow
man offered any amount Of bail, but was
refused. Two OF his attorneys have gone
to Ottawa, Ill.,, to procure writ OF hddeaS
corDus from the Supreme Court.
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, September 13.-GeDeral
Sheridan officially denies the report that
General Miles was captured at Yellowstone
Park.
Colonel Mosby's commission as consul at
Hong Kong has been issued by the State
Department.
Attorney General Deyens has returned to
Washington.
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The south Carolina Railroad Case.

BALTIMORE, September 13.-ln Tue Soutn
Carolina railroad case to-day General
O'Connor, for the company. concluded his
argument. He was followed by Henry
Burst, of counsel for the South Carolina
Railroad Syndicate and several loan and
trust companies, respondents in the case.
Tomorrow Mir. Simonton, counsel for the
Peoples Bank OF Charleston, will continue
the argument on the part OF the defendants.
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Hor,,,rr,de a. Caiffarnia.

SAN FRANCISCO, September IA VIA
ia, CAL. dispatch says Last night VIII
liam j. White, suspecting undue intimacy
between his wife and DR.. Mehering, the
family physician, ostensibly left home, but
soon returning found Meherfng in Mrs.
Whites bedroom. He attacked the Doctor
with penkniie and cut his throat, pro-
'ducing instant death.'
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The President at Chicago.


CHICAGO, September 13.-The President
arrived from Lake Forest this morning.
He was met by a committee from the Board
of Trade, and escorted to the Chamber OF
Commerce, where he was welcomed and
enthusiastically received. In response, he
said he should speak to this large body OF
businessmen Of the United States, who re-
presented one OF the greatest interests on
the continent. upon only one point OF the
finance question. lie proceeded to point
out the dangers OF the Legislature neddling
with the money OF the country, now that
we are on basis Of honest money. The
only danger is that our congresses VIII dis
turb the values, shake the confidence OF the
people in the stability OF the currency. and
delay the arly-dawning era Of prosperity.
Confidence was half the battle in business
and finance. He believed Secretary Sher-
Man had dealt fairly, honestly, and openly
with the business. men OF the country, and,
however the question OF resumption may
have been discussed, and however we may
have differed as to its eXpediency, it is now
a thing OF the past. and we are benefited
by its final disposition. [Applause.l
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The View Haven Murder.

NEW HAVEN, September 13.-In the ex-
animation in the case Of the murdered girl,
Mary Stanard, Professor White testified that
he found blood on knife taken from the
minister (Haydenl directly after his arrest.
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THE "Posr' JoINs THE PRINTERS
USIoS.- Washington, September 12.-At a
meeting OF the Typographical Union to.
night. Mr.. StiIson Hutchins, proprietor OF
the Washington Post, pledged himself to
employ none but Union printers, and the
Union rescinded its resolution denouncinS
the Post. The Union foreman, Mr.. Simms,
will take charge mt once.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. September l3.-Gol1 opened at 1oOa
Noon.-Stocks weather Money on CALL 2@'3 per
cent Gold, lOn9a. EXchange-Lomg. 4S2; short
IssI. Stale honds quiet. Governments firm.
Er.ning-Nonry easy ut 1Em3 per cent. En-
change firm at 1872. Gold weak 1T 1904 Govern
ments steady; new SIS, LOG. States quiet.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE F.. September l3.-Nirgnia 6's, old, 22
deferred, 81: consolS. SAG: second series. 81
pa.t-dlc coupons. 794. North Carolina G's, old
lG new, s; special lax, !. Bid to-day.
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yEGETINE FOR ASTHMA.
PHILADELPHIA, PA
VI. IL Y. ,HterenS.

Mr. H. r. Stevens:
Dear Sir.-For the last fifteen years, Curing Inc
months OF May and June. have been alnlcted Win
what the doctors called .isthn,u. II was very ds,
trrssipp rendering me miserable, so that dreaded
its coming | was recommended TO use y EdE-
TINE took two bottles before 1 expected the at
tack and was entirely relieved. cel grateful 10
VECETISE JOHN u. BALLlSGER.
HOS Greek street, Philadelphia.
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The Polar Wave.
HEAVY FROST AT ST. LOUIS,

HEAVY FROST AT ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, September ia heavy lrost
occurred here and in the vicinity last night.
The temperature is now favorable for o
! heavier one tonight,
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Eastern Affairs.

CoSsTANTINoPLE, September 13.-As soon
as the Russians evacuate Tche1midi, Chald-
ia, and Derkos, Baker Pasha will complete
the defensive. works on those lines and
commence the construction Of another line
Of defence nearer ConStantlnople.
VIENNA, September 13.-The Bourse was
much disturbed to-day by the news OF the
intended transfer of the headquarters Of
Philipovch from Scraieva to Brod. The
Pressc this evening announces that the
headquarters Of the Second army corps only
will be partly transferred under the COM
mand Of representative OF General Phil
lpovich. and Will remain III Brod until the
military operations on the banks OF the Lave
and in Northeastern Bosnia are concluded,
and that PhiIlipoyich will remain at Sera-
ieYa.
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yEGETINE
FOR
,rs AND EXHIBITIONS OF TIE SKIN.

PIMPLEs AND ERUPTlONS OF THE SKIN.
II. X. SerenS:
Nv mother has used yclrr valuable medicine
VFcErlNE Tor letter and EruDtions of HE Shin
and has found great relief hy the u,c OF 1t. can
recommend II for such complaints
4. 4. BLACKWELL,
Uniontown, Union county, ky.
DECEMBER 20. 1877.
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IT MEADE IL BAKERS

At MEADE Il BAKERS
DRUGSTORE
AIH-CCSHIONS FOR !NHALIDS.
AIH-P!LLOWS FOR TRAVELLERS,
IIOT-WaTEH RAGS.
ICE BAGS FOR THE HEAD.
RUBBER CLOTH FOR INFANTS,
SOFT-RUBBEK BED-PASS,
TRAVELLISG-fLA>h
SPONGE-EAGS,
POCKET STOVES.
uORSf-FIAIR FLESH GLOVES,
FLESH BRUSHES,
POCKET SIIALERS,
STEAM-INIIALERs,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
ELASTIC STOCKINGS.
ABDOSnSAL-SUPPOR
UARD-RUBBER TICsSES,
SHOULDER-BRACES,
NASAL DOUCliES,
FEvER.TE KMO
ALyASlC-BATTERlES.
And all SURGICAL and
MEDICAL APPLIANCES sold 4.
MEADE & BAKERS Drugstore
.ua7 90 Main street.
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flour.

Fine, So: superinc. s3.75@*4: extra. $4.50@
s4.75 common family, S3@:5.25 fancy br'lie'
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--LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

LJNEKPUUII JUI1UN MANNED
LONDON, September IS This weeks cir
cular OF the Liverpool Cotton Brokers AS
ISOLATION says: I" The demand was moderate
and quotations for some descriptions were
reduced. American was in moderate de-
mand, being freely supplied, and declined
1.16d. to Id. In Sea-Jslands small business
was done and prices were unchanged. Flu
lures were in very limited demand, with
more desire manifested to sell. and declined
5-32d. for near, and Lied. to Id. for distant
positions3
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COMPETITIVE DRILE..
DRILL.
PREMIUMS 5000.

4 COMPETITIVE DRILL, bv me white military
i:ro,uds uf The State Agricultural society on the
third day ii the mex: Fair The following premiums
will be awarded $500 Ia the h's.-Griird COMPANY
LuC 10 The second best ana 800 Ia the thlf h'"it
The awards Will be made br committee OF ohlcefs
in th. active service II lii" United states army.
Ar-aur,rcntS will also be made for 4 Sli All EAI-
RI = on fnr mex: day. if d"cnrd practicable by inc
companies. For special ntnrinaiion Apply 10 ~,
tain 10. LANE STERN. Auluiant Flrst !i LIE
regiment. Richmond. Va. W. y. ~ I'LL.
secretary Virginia STATE Agricultural society:
ATHEIST 80. 1878. au 3i-Hot
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If yEGE1ISE 1; taken regularly according 10
directions Il certain and $ ccdy cure Of dyspepsia
will follow It's USE
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E00TS. SHOES. Ac.

GREAT SACRIFICE in BOOISEI9
VI AND SIIOES.-llNInT Guintlt! ~ &7
,c GOOD, LEFT over from my sale OF NJ t!-s ~
m"r Iis;inr of LADIES, MISSES. andGEN -,
TJFMEE,S FINE WEAR. slia! oitcr thcm To- ..ie
tij. for the next fifteen DAYS Ut auction prccs.
Consumers viii find Il 10 their interest 10 ca al 40.
I537 Main street and examine the same: ,rS
- ~.
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pnIpLEs AND nUMoRs ON THE FACE.

pDJpLES AND IIUaiOHS ON THE FACE.
In this condition of the skin the VEGETISE Is the
brea remedy Us it acts directly upon The blood X
ccanscs and purtirs the blood, thereby causing h-
morS to disappears by internal treatment all lh-
purities are thrown out EEGETlSE gives q good
circulation 10 the blood relieving The mnancd or
conccstcd organism, restoring the health, giving Il
good clear complexion.
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VEGErISB has restored thousands to health who
had been long and painful sufferers.
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CPECIAL NOTICE-TO Ny OLDs
ScUsrOMERS AND THE PUBLIC GEHs~
ERALLY-i am prepared now 70 nmHES At
PRICES. Boots lo.29.i 'n,,
mrr price sig; GaIlcrs. S7-torlner pre-. &c "A'
iii Other work a, proportionate!y lo~ prices,
INV D hhr w. 49,