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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

si.t Eta3s IN eFRTDAy, September "a. 1881.
gtate -Virgjnia eonsos, 81 hfds6 E4
asked; Virginia console. new, 81 bid, 33 askes
yIrgnfa fnndable. 20 bid yireifia deferred 5X bid;
receivable coupons. 80 bid SS asked. -s,-s l5%G1I
CSfg SscnT ftteS.-Blrhniond city 6is, j.. and d.,
1ISk bid: Richmond cay SIS. j. and j., ! 00x bid,
S1Q1 asked; Petersburg sffy 6,s. n. and A., LOO
asked, Petersburg city 6's, log asked; Peiert-
lurR city S's, special tax, y. and D., los nsked !;
Lynchbnrg city s's. j.. nnd j. 100 bid; Lynch
burg city 6s, y and ii, 95k bid, 100 asked; Frede-
Fickshurg city rs. d.. and Mr. los BID.
Railroad Bonds.-Chesnpeake and Ohio Railroad
gold, d. and N, 26k bid Virginia Central Pail
road Arsf mortgage 6s, j. and J., SO Did. g0asked :
Virginia Central Railroad third mortgage 6s J. and
fourth mdrtsasr SIS, j. and j.. ss!k bid Virginia
Central Railroad non.mortxage ss, J. and j., SO
bid: Petersburg Railroad first mortgage S1s, J. aud
~ e5 bid. 100 asked; Orange and Alexandria Rail-
road fourth mortgage S's, 81. and s., 40 asked !;
Richmond and nanville Raiiroad consolidated 6,s.
first mortgage as, A. and o., SO bid. 1Osts asked.
Canal BoHds.-Jimes River and Kanawha Canal
first mortgage g., ID. and n. 40 bid. =, Sc. =.
Railroad. Stocks.-Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad. 90 par, 80 asKed; Richmond Eredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad common, LOG par, sex
asked; Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad SIX per cent, guaranteed 100 par, 90
asked; Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad seven per cent. guaranteed. 100 par. 90
asked; Richmond and Danvillc Raiioad, TOO par,
8 bid IS asked. rs3 .# ~. g.s- :
Bank Stocks-First National 100 par. lis hid:
National Bank OF Virginia, 100 par, 80 asked;
Richmond Banking and insurance Company rs
par. ~ asked. -
Insurance Compantes.-y;rginia Fire and Ma
rne, 20 par, 33 bic: Virginia state. 20 parr II
and Mechanics. 100 par, IS asked; City, 100 par,
so bid SO asked. .aeaa.. - $50. u .E"7l
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yEGETIN e.
TEGETINE
FOR
DROPS
Il NEVER SHALL
FORGET THE FIRST DOSE.
xTEGETINE
PROVIDENCE.


Mr.. II. r. Sterens: ~
Dear sir.-I have been great sufferer from drop
sv was confined to my house more than year:
six months OF the lime was entirely helpless.
was obliged 10 have two men help me Ill ana OUT OF
bed Was swollen nineteen inches larger than my
natural size around nv waist suffered all man
could and live. tried all remedies for dropsy. |
had three de. ent doctors My friends al expected
I would die: many nights was expected ~ die be-
fore morning. At last .vEGETINE was sent me by
friend. never shall forget the first dose. couid
realize It's good effects from day 10 day was getting
better. Alter had taken some five or six bottles
could sleep quite we'll nights began to gain now
quite fast. After taking some ten bottles could
walk from one part Of my room to the oller. MY
appetite was good; the dropsy had at thus time dis
kept taking the VEGETINE until re-
cures by using YEGETINE after got out and was
able 10 attend to my work. l am a carpenter and
builder. will also say 1t has cured an aunt OF my
wife's Of neuralgia, who had suffered for more than
twenty years. She says she has not had any neural
gia for eight months. have gwen 1t to one OF my
children for Canker Hlmor. have no doubt IN my
mind 1t will cure any humor; 1t Is great cleanser
of the blood 1t is safe to give cld. Iwili recon-
mend II to the world My father Is eighty wears oid,
and he says there is nothing Ike 1t to give strength
and life to aged person. Icannot be TOO thankful
Tor the use of II. lam, very grateful, yours,
JOHN S. NOTTAGE.
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THE LANCET" Huuyadi Janos.-Baron Lebig
aflirnis that It's richness In aperient salts sur
passes that of all other known waters"
THE BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL" Hun
yadi Janos.-The most agreeable safest, aud
most eHicacious aperient water"
PROFESSOR VIRCHOW, BERLIN. "Invarlably
good and prompt success; most valuable
PROFESSOR BAMBERGER, VIENNA. 81 hare
prescribed these waters with remarkable sue
cess.n s.
PROFESSOR sCANZoNI, wURzBUnc. II pre-
scribe none but this
PROFESSOR LAUDER BEUNTON, NJ. D., F. r.
S., LONDON. More pleasant than Its rivals,
and surpasscs them in efficacy"
PROFESSOR AITKEN, u. D., +. r. S., ROYAL
MILITARY HOSPITAL NErLEY. preferred to
Pulna and Frledrichshan"
A WINEGLASSFUL A DOSE.
INDISPENSABLE TO THE TRAVELLING
PUBLIC.
Every genuiae bottle bears the name OF THE
APoLLINAnIs COMPANY tI4imited), London.
FREDERICK DE BARY-& CO.,
Al and 40 Warren street, New York,
Sole Agents for United States and Canadas.
FOE SALE BY
DEALERS. GROCERS. AND DRUGGISTS.
PURCELL. LADD i CO., Richmond,
General Agents for Virginia.
The label OIL every bottle Is printed on BLUE
paper. So 4-W,F&M&eow2m
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HENRY COUNTY.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.1
0Iv TpvET Va

Correspondence OF the Richmond D1spatch.]
as OAK LEVEL. VA.,}
September "a, 1878.
We have had delightful autumn weather
for several days past-bright days. cool
nights, and heavy dews-iust the weather
needed for the crops. especially the tobacco
crop. The corn crop in this section has
been oyer-estinatcd by some, but | think
there will be tolerably fair crop made in
Henry and adjoining counties. Tobacco is
looking well and maturing rapidly. II we
have not an early frost there will be a con-
siderable quantity of good tobacco made in
Henry this year.
We are all Cabell men in this part OF the
Fifth district. The people here and else
where are confident OF his election. Colo
mel Cabel has but one opponent in the
feld-one Colonel Witcher, an Independent,
who has not yet withdrawn, but l think be
had Just as we'll do so, for he will certainly
have TO withdraw after the election in
November. Colonel Cabell has proven to
be IN efficient representative, and the peo-
pie OF the Fifth district, and especially the
people OF Henry, wish to keep him at his
post, which we think is in Congress.
There is great complaint and diSsatisfac-
ton about the public schools in this part OF
the State. They are about to dwindle down
10 nothing. TEACHERS nave received only
one or two months pay for their services
last year, and it seems TO be extremely
doubtful when they will get the remainder
OF the money due them. Some seem to
think that there will be no more than two
or three in this county, and in some OF the
school districts in Franklin, where there
were seven schools last year, there will be
only three this year. 1t is the same
case, / learn, throughout the State. II
is treating the people with great in-
justice to deprive them of their public
schools. They look to them for the
primary education of their children, pay
tax for their support, and it is nothing
more nor less than a wrong for them TO be
deprived Of their benefits. We talk great
deal about the honor Of the State, but il
there is any honor or justice in taking and
using the school money for other purposes,
then confess that do not know what the
words honor" and "iustice" mean.
We learn that about SS50,000 OF the
school money has been used for other pur-
poses. But the people wish to know more
than this. They wish to know for what
purpose this money has been used.
VEgITAS,
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ENVIRONED WITH DANGER.

=, The dTelcr or temporary sojourner in .mala-
rious region Of country is cnvironed with danger
Besides inhaing At every breath an atmosphere sat-
urated with Infectious poison, lie also drinks
ter which is in most instances likewise impr, gnaed
with the fever and ague breeding midsmatd. Il a
bilious subject, deficient in stamina, irregular 10
habit Of body or digestion, his peril is much fl-
creased. these abnormal conditions extremely
favorable to the contraction Of malarial disease.
But this danger may be safely encountered With the
assistance Of Hsstetters Stomach Bitters, which
completely nuuiles the atmospheric viz us. and
traizes the constituents Of miasma-taintcd water.
This benign antdote to disease eradicates and pre-
vents fevers OF an Intermittent and bilious remit
tent type, besides efieetfng thorough and perna-
ncnt reform of those enfeebled or irregular condi-
tiols of ahe system which invite not oufy malaria
but olhez diseases equally to be dreaded. j: =,
3d.. o. Sc S4-Tu,Th&S&w
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At Bradford, Penn. a Chinaman, IN
censed at Mr.. Hartman Edgar for throwing
an apple-core at his laundry window, IN
fiicted q fatal stab. The Chinaman was ar
rested, and an excited crowd surrounded
the Jail, threatening to lynch him.
A mail.coach from Mckinney, Wyoming
Territory, was stopped Thursday by twelve
masked men and pIundered. Two cavalry,
men with the coach were surprised ana
overpowered. The robbers did not secure
much plumber.
The Washington Capital apologies Tor
the appearance of the word "transpire 10
its columns. Transpire is very good
word in the hands OF one who knows now
to use it. Unfortunately, not more than
one man in million can wrestle with IL
without getting fall.-Eachange.
at Alexandria, Thursday, flagman
named Petit was struck by train at the
west end Of the Virginia Midland railroad
tunnel, and actually torn to pieces.
Miss Belle c. C. V. Hannah is appointed
postmaster at Keezletown, Rockingham
county, Va. vice c. j. Lonsacre, resigned.
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ALL DISEASES OF THE BLooD.-If VEGETINE
will relieve pain; cleanse, purify, and cure such dis
cases. restoring the patient TO perfect health after
trying different physicians, many remedies and sut-
ferng for years, is 1t not conclusive proof, If you
are IL sufferer, You can be cured9 Why list this medi-
cine performing such great cures? 1t works In the
blood, in the circulating Aud it can truly be called
the great bIood-purifer. The great source OF dis
ease originates In the blood; and no medicine that
does not act directly upon it. to purify and renovae
has any just claim upon public attention.
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY

~
WHEAT White, 122 bushels at 81. O5 so BUSH
els on private terms 80 bushels very good at OS-
total 202 bushels. Red, 1872 bushels very good
FultZ at S1.03; 20 bushels good Fultz ut 81 .O2:
Sc bushels good Fultz 1t 81 81 bushels fair Futz ut
95c.: IA bushels good Fultz ut 81; 500 bushels
Ful!z al S1.02; 500 bushels Fu;Z ut 95c.; 800
bushels Fultz ut SSc.: l72 bushels very good Fuz
at 81 10 20 bushels very good FutZ ut S1.O6; so
bushels Fnl,Z at &C.; "a bushels Fultz at 92c.: 1874
bushels mixed on private terms; so bushels choice
Lancaster for seed at s1.15: 10 bushels seed Futz
al Sl.l0: SO bushels good Fulz ut 81: So bushels
vtry good FltZ ut .U3 SO bushels Fultz At 02;
1875 bushels common FultZ NJ 90c; 90 bushels Fuz
at 95c.; $50 bushels on private terms: z bushels
ut &c.; AZ bushels at &c.: "a bushels good Lam
caster at slO3: 20 bushels very good Lancaster at
$1.05; $50 bushels prime Lancaster ut Sl.0S; %
bushels seed Euliz at S1.10: 100 bushels seed Lam
caster ut bushels very good Fultz al 81 O3
ITS bushels mixed on private terms; 80 bushels
common Fu.tz at S5c.; 81 bushels common FultE at
9Uc.: 46 bushels good Fultz ut 81 02; 4S bushels
common Fultz a. S5c.; As bushels good FulIz at
95c.; 26 bushels good Fulz at 81: 80 bushels very
good Fullz at II. O3: so bushels common mixed ut
9Oc.: 50 bushels prime mlxel ut 81. 08: 90 BUSH
els Mt 81 OF: 4S bushels Ut 90c: IA bushels at 81 ;
400 bushes good FultZ ut Gee: rs bushels common
Fuliz at 90c.; 240 bushels mixed 1t Sl.05-.otal,
1854 bushels.
CORN White, SO bushels very good ut 5Sc.
OATs.-54 bushels on privare terms: 100 bushels
very good spring al Sac; 81 bushels ut Sac; 100
bushels on private terms; 23S bushels on private
terms; ~ bushels on private terms-total, 626 BUSH
els.
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LAST NIGHTS TELEGRAMs-
no THE DIaPATGH FROM ALI
PAKTB or THE WORLD.

FATAL AcCIDENT-TsE SOUTHERN EPI-
DEMIo, THE NEW 0RLEANs AND MESi.
PHls MoRTALITYD DECREASING; "A FRESH
START AT BATON ROUGE. La; FALSE
REPORT OF FEVER At L0ursvILLE-THE
HowGATE POLAR EXPEDITIONS HEARD
! FRoM--A FfvE.MILL1oN RAILROAD MORT.
GAGE cANcELLED-HEAvY TREASURE
ROBBERY IN DAKurA-THEp VANDERBILT
WILL CAsE-coNGREs5IoEAL NOMINAL
T1oNs--ONE-HUND RED-AND-FIFTY-THo
sAND-DoLLAR FIRE IN EAST ST. LOUIS;
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS, &C., &c.
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WATER FOR THE STATE FAIR.-A supply

WATER FOR THE STATE FIR.-A supply
of pure water for the use Of the State Fair
at Its coming annual exhibition is agitating
the citizens OF Richmond and the manage
ment OF the Fair. We do not think there
ought to be two opinions about it. for the
city OF Richmond, which is really the only
financial beneficiary Of the Fair, should at
once make arrangements to give the Fair the
very best and ampest supply OF water. The
people of the State who contemplate visit
ing the Fair with their stock and other arti-
cles OF exhibition would not for one Instant
think Of doing so il good water supply is
mot one OF the fixed facts. Richmond will
do itself great injustice il it longer permits
this question to be matter Of debate. 1t
shows very niggardly spirit, and Will
excite a feeling OF general disgust through
ont the State.-Staunton Yirginian.
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The Bovgate Polar Expedition.

I WAsHINGToN, September 27.-Informa-
ton has been received here that Captain
Tyson, Of the schooner Florence, OF the
Howgate polar expedition, reached st.
Johns, N. F., Yesterday, and will arrive in
New London, Conn.,, the latter part OF next
wSek. The schooner has been absent four
teen months. All well. !
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sugar from COrn-StafIxs.

WAsHINaToN, September Y.-The expert
ments in making sugar from eorn-stalks
which have been IN progress at the Agricul-
trral Department for some time past will
be closed tomorrow, The results 80 far
are believed to be sufficiently favorable to
warrant the attention OF farmers, who have
facilities for its manufacture, that they may
repeat these experiments before the frosts
shall have ruined the cane, and stalks OF
corn 49,, 49, ...ss.e. a4. y,rts
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Robberv OF a Treasure-Coach.

N DEADWooD, Septembe THE treasure
coach Of the Cheyenne Black Hills stage
line, which left here yesterday morning, was
stopped Thy armed men at Canoa Springs,
forty-fiYe miles south OF here, at 2. NJ.
Two messengers, Captain Smith and Gate
Hill, were seriously wounded, and one pas
senger, 81. o. Campbell, telegraph opera
tor, YVES Killed. The treasure taken amount-
ed to between $4,000 and $4,000 Ten
armed men. have started in pursuit Of the
robbers, ~ t.:s ss.s,s!5 81 EsiEl ,ss
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[1IIts IS To GIVE NOTICE THAT ON

THIS Is To GIVE NOTICE THAT ON
i the 3lst day 0sAug;rt, A. D. 1883 warrant In
bankruptcy was issued ont CT the District Court or
th limited States for the Eastern District OF virginia
agsslst the estate OF HlNani Ira Smith, Of Hem
rico county, Va. Ia said district, who has been
adj apigcd n bankrupt OH his own petition that
III. NJ, yment of any debts and the delivery OF any
usopcriy belonging 10 said haBsrapt TO him or 1or
Ais use and the transfer OF any property oy MN,
are Forbidden by law that Getting OF the creditors
ar said ban srupt. TO Prove their debts and choose
one or 0ge assigneeS OF his estate, VIII be ea a.
court OF bankruptcy 10 be holden nj kfnnoG Va
before Thomas 5. Atkins Esq, Refister ~ nsnk,
ruDtcy fer said district, on the 10TH DAY oE
ti1tT0 RER> A. d. 1879, af / O'Clock p. NJ
- - C. L. RAASDELL,
ca a7.E2y United STATES Marshal.
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BANKRUPTt Y.

mo. 567s.I
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON
Il the 3Oth day ofAugust. a. ID. 1875 warrant In
bankruptcy was issued out OF the District Court OK
the United States for the Eastern District OF Nir.
ginia against The estate OF William +. Foley, or
Henrico coun4y, In said district, who has been
adjudged q bankrupt on his own petition; that
the pa ymen. Of any debts aud the delivery OF any
property belonging TO said bankrupt TO him or Tor
his use, and tie transfer OF any property by MIN,
are forbidden BY law thai meeting OF me cIedite
ors Of said bankrupt. TO prove their debts ana choose
enc or Insss assgnees OF hts estate, Will be had nj
court OF bankruptcy to be holden at Richmonde
Va. betors Thomas S. Atkins, REGISTER IN napK,
ruptcy for said district on the 5rH DAY OE
OCTOBER, A. d. 1873, ut I O'Clock NJ.
- &. p. RAMSDEI.L.
e2l-S2v United States Marshal.
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from His Buggy and Killed.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, September 27.-Yesterday af-
ternoon John W. MCPHERSON, we'll
known and highly respected farmer Of
Norfolk county residing near Mount Pleas
ant, met with an accident w ich resulted In
his instant death. He was driving home
from Pungo ferry, when his horse, spir.
tied young animal, took fright and ran
away. Mr. Mcpherson was thrown-e:,t Of
the buggy, and, falling on his head, broke
his neck. The deceased was prominent
Mason in the county, and fifty years Of age.
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l---s--.. mo S701.l 49, -t.t 2f
r.,x,rc re 70 GIVE NOTICE, THAT.ON

INNS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT,VN
i iae BIS, s Of Ausnst A. d ls1s Ta G1t n ~
1inlfe1 states for the EASTERN District or VIZ
stn,a against the estate OF 7: i. crensii; oe
ffcnrico county, Va. In said district VINO has Dee
pnTmsn. OF any debts and the delivery OF amy pro-
pery ongiEe TO said nkraps 70 MN or S, os a as
Use, aud the irausferof any propsn Dy n, atu
nf ssH bsuarup 10 proTe their debts and choose
one or more assirpees of his estate T De nstu Z.
S.Snre Thomas S. A'kins, Esq, Register IN BahS ~,
ruptcy for said district, ON the i4Th y, DAi We
ooioDI1n' 90 - C. r. RAMSDELL-
, -, vow. United States MARSHAL
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J I no. $685. - 60,
r,urc re TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON

THIs Is TO GIVE NUTICE Ill ~ ~
/ the 2sth day OF August, a 2 1879, raur, Of
ia TIns,eS states for the Eas, District Of
sgs the q WoSdrsss sa 81 aaasesa
OF any Debts gs and The delivery Of any properly BE-
longing said bsnkrup; to MN ~ of b, no. are for
and the transfer OF any properly ha srs,ifors OF
said Danlrups 10 prove their ceb,s snd eh Ss AZ
or more asstgnecs OF his estate VIII Nc Va.
before Thomas s. Atkins, ESQ.,, RssiSset ~ pa nt
rnp,cy for said district, Oh the Ian paA of W
fOnsh' -. y. 20 % % So - : O. p. RAMSnEEL,
90 Vow Uniied States Marshal
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MARINE fs'rEAs.sGENCk.
PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER 20, 1878.

PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER &c, 1873.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Isaac Bell, Lawrence, New York, MGR
chandise and passengers, Old Dominica Steamship
Steamer George II. stoat, Pierce, Baltimore ,aer-
chandise and passengers. Powhatan Steamboat Cou-
pnny. - a. fs.a
Brig H., Emma Riley, Ccfia. Cardenas, Cuba
hoops, Josiah Harris = Go. ~ ~ ~ -
-. st,-sr. 4 -a,' = SAILED i Il s.s.rs-. -.
Steamer j. w. Everman. Platt, Pbiadesphts,
merchandise aud passengers, j. W. AcCar!ck'
agent. -,
Steamer Ariel, Mayo, Norfolk, United States
mail, merchandise and passengers, L. b. Tatam,
agent. T.-.s. II
Schooner Eclipse, wilson, Norfolk, truck. barrels,
Schooner Cakes Ames, Edwards, New York, coal,
Curtis e Parker. l19
FRCa osnoENE's LANDING.
Schooner D. 3. Van Dusen, Booze, Warehain,
Mass, coal. Currie & O..
Schooner William Is. Thomas, Marvin, hence, Al
Prov it.ence. r. l., September 2otb. ;,
Schooner Mary aud Fred hence, AZ 81 johns, ~
.S, september 25th. rsg.a ( f.. j
- A''' = BY telegraph. 49,
Dosroy, September Arriyed: Mtnnesosa.
NV YORK, September a7r.Arriyed: soren,s.
Arrived out; surbstop, Asa!tia, hii'
deripg. Il. 49, a. 81
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ConxreasionaI Nemfnat ions.

!. YORK, Pa, September 27.--The Republi-
cans Of the Nineteenth district have noni-
mated Hon. Thomas E. Cochran.
ST. LOUIS, September 27.-The National
nback-Labor party OF the Second dis
trict have nominated Joseph B. Fallett, and
in the Third district W. T.. Vandillon.
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We continue TO quote:

we continue 10 quote:
NEW DARK.
Lugs.-Common to medium, S1.5o@s2; medium
to good, s3@S4.
Leaf-Colnmon, S4GS5; medium, 5000; good,
Ss@Sl0; fine, $ll@Sl4.
BRIGHT.
Lugs.-Common colory, S3@S4.
Fi[iers.-Common. $4MS5; medium, S5@$7:
good, S7m$10; fine, S10e1Sl3.
gil: good, $lO@$l3; fine, $l5@$18; fancy, S18
Wruppers.-Common, $12@Sl5: medium. s1s
ms25; good, $30@S45; fine, $6O@s7e; fancy,
s75MS90.
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Roanoke, Va, College.

SALEM. VA, September 27.-Proiessor
Julius D. Dreher, recently elected presi-
dent, and Rev. r. C. Holland, vice-presi-
dent, Of Roanoke College, have accepted
their positions and entered upon their du.
| ties, t.E
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yEGETINE.
OWE MY HEALTH
TO YOUR VALUABLE vEGETINE.

tOO1E
NEWPORT, KY, April 20, 1877.
lfr. Fl. X. Stevens:
Dear Sir.-Hayng suffered from breaking ont OF
Cdnkerous Sores for more than five years. caused
by an accident OF q fractured bone. which fracture
ran into a running sore, and have used everything
could think OF. and nothing helped me until had
taken six bottles OF your valuable medicine. which
Mr. Miller. The pothecary, recommended very high
". The SIKH bollle cured me, and AL can say Is
that owe my health to your valuable VEGETINE.
Your most obedient servant,
ALBERT Won ROEDER.
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ENo. $780,
zI1HL2 Is To GIVE NOTICE THAT ON

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON
l. the 3Ist dav Of August A. d. 1873, war; ant
in bankruptcy issned out OF the District Court
OF the UnitedStn for the Eastern District OF Vfr-
cluat against the estate OF 3ames ii. Thompson, OK
Hearico coasl:y, IN said district, who has been af-
iurwed Il bankrupt on Ms own petition !; that the
pi 7meut Of any debts and the delivery OF any prop
ery belonging 10 sshi bank1u pt to hin Or for MS
tsrbidden by INV: That a meeting Of the creditors
OK said bankrupt. 70 prove their debts and choose
ane or more ass2nees OF his estate, VIII be hed AZ
court of Bankruptcy to he hoiteD at Richmond, Vac
hnfore Thomas 5. Atkins, Esq, Register IN HANK,
Er1Ip'cy for said district, on the 5TH DAY of
&. =. RA1fSDELL,
CO 21-Sow United States Maf shall.
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Destructive Fire In st. Louis

ST.. LOUIS, September 27.-Twelve build
ings were DESTROYED by fire in East St. Louis
last night. A large lot OF lumber, a loco
motive. and several cars were also burned.
Loss estimated at S150,000.
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The Ronncsaw Route.

KNOXVILLE. September 27.-Passengers
over the KennesaW route are going through
Uia Cleveland and Dalton without delay.
There is no lever east OF Chattanooga.
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Railroad Mortgage Cancelled.
NEW YORK, September 27.-The Central
railroad OF New Jersey to-day cancelled
mortgage Of $5,000,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-28

Dean Stanley in Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, September 2,.-Dean STAN
ley arrived here to-day. He is the guest OF
Mr. George ". Childs.