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Tine OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sensatioa.

AhG opFH8 uS-AOHIARbuk SRnHAklORls
THE NADAM's DEPARTURE FOR PARTS IN
+ KNOWN, BUT BELIEVED TO BE EN- ROUTE
FOR BosToN-PERsoNAL. u, ~.
NEW YORK, September 1.-THE following
from the Times embraces the main points
in the specials published this morning re-
garding the Sprague affair:
The reports recently published in the
New York and Boston papers regarding
Mrs. Sprague's flight from Canonchet are
contradicted by all persons interested ex-
ceDt the lady herself. Her counsel discour-
aged her departure, and do not know W bat
her intentions are or where she is. They
say, however, that she will not live with
her husband. The latter is calm and re-
signed. He says be never interfered with
his wife's correspondence, counsel, or
friends. Reports OF the use Of physical
force, which are distinctly denied by Mr..
Sprague, are corroborated by the testimony
OF A. g. Watson, of Providence, guests at
Canonchet, aud the lady's counsel.
The ruEors OF intoxication are unfound-
ed, as the Governor has been abstemiouS
| for several months. He was asleep when
his wife went away. She had sent her
ljewelry, papers, and furniture in advance,
which fact was known to Mr.. Sprague. 1t
appears now that Mrs. Sprague returned
to Canonchet solely for the purpose OF OBJ
tanning possession OF Der daughters. Mr..
Sprague employs no counsel, but OCCASION
ally consults country lawyer. Mrs.
Sprague arrived Sunday at noon at Lons-
dale, r. l., little village north Of Provi-
dence. Her horses were used up, and she
gave her driver twenty dollars. She then
gave Warren Mosher, a stable-keeper, fifty
dollars for getting fresh team ready. Her
new driver has not yet returned. She is on
her way to Boston, avoids the principal
| roads. and breads pursuers. .
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY, September 2, $40.
The number OF breaks to-day comprised 22l hogs
heads and 81 tIcrccs. The offerings at auction on
Change were 102 packages; of which number 65
were sold at prices ranging from 50 80 TO 1913.
The following arc the quotations:
DARK GOODS. FOR EXPORT.
Lmgs.-Common, $2.5Op$3; medium, 800
50 80: good 4GlS4 so.
good. S7lS750; fine, $l0@3l2.50; extra line
Stemning-Common. S2.5O6l44 medium
s4.50G$6; good :6@$750; fine, 5000.
DARK GooDs-MANUFACTuRIsG
lug Fiiters:-Common, 1904; medium. - sc
Isai Fills! ;ommop: $5@ "a: medium; 8
extra fine suu-clred, Sl2@S17.
MISREPRESENTATION, S7(asS. so: medium, Sc
MS95O; good. SlUGISlO.5O: fine. Sl3MSl4; eX
ira, :I1.50@Sl2; extra sun cured, 1s@S25.
BRIGHT GooDs-MANuFACTUEING
.Snokers.-Common. t56S7: medium. $1,000
so: good, 81 2G$15.50: fine, $20@S30.
Fitlers.-Common, S5m$G: medium, SIG 80
good, s j OQasI2: line, Sl3MSl5:
IEranpsr$snoCommoa, slS@$l5;; Pm medium s saG
Iahogany IVraopers:--Common, s1o@sls
mr,i.um. s2ONs35 good, S30MS10; fine, s43@
gov WESTERN GOODS.
Lug FTllsrs-Od lark, S3@I4.5u.
LcGf EiiIers.-CommoH To medium, ~ a. rs; good
to tine, $7hhlD.
LeTk Sts0miHU-Scw dark. SiMS7.
JLtSon e'uunty-New common 10 good 1Ilcrs 81
OSLO.
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GBecsries. &c.

II a#s y
.i5ssa, &C.: yirs,nis .acaseTs, ssssc.; VIZ II.
a sal aa .s
hass 70 s1os.' So. steet l la i1'aize' p'a'a
three ssef SasD. sn .,a,es a'0Ds 2o@s1.so
Brooms: TWO strings sl.25; tafss STRINGS,
CoSss: Kien - c io:gsIic.: fair. iva
Ice: lava. 2s@25c. Market sdvascine-arm.
lsSisSc. d. h.If.be1 ssa ise.: ssaoS. isc.
Gassse: p. Prime eutt,ns &c.: nortnecn an d
Rfes Carol carsilas ssc f Ranaoen 90. DC
sot carelna srss Gsaess no Ndr, cut
llna roe. IN hals,harrels, ssat3.GO. Macierel-.,
No. Bay. slB: No: 2. IN barrels, 81: No. 5
No. 50. 2 IN kits. 81. 1874: No. ), s1.so. 49, ~
Lord: Prime. uarrsls ana tierces. 74c.; In half
n~,arsss: Common syrup-Ho1sheads. lie.
ssrees: lsc. barrels. l7e.; genuine koIsea sys1
aI.a4se. gallon: New Orleans. prime. 40a5oe.
Sntt: Liverpool, from store, $3.50. GROUND
alum, from store. soc. a sack. -, - Z s.
Ssogr: Crushed. 9sc.; powdered. &C.: graas-
gsaM gSsI 81: CIT loaf loc Porto Rico D.
Teas: Blsck. SIC asl.-the Last = prime arti.i.
impx7:si,. SESe9si.oe; ganpovoer, el.4601.7S
Hides. Leather. sc. ~
Htds: Green. 4sse.: dry .aIted. Dol lc.: Arv
an. .59 &c; wet sailed 6sS 7c.; WEI sailed calf
Ieasssr: Sole leather. oak. sG@s5e.: sole leather
hemlocA l51aSsc.: coantrv upper. s0Ga5oc.: city.
hnlsh ESG2Ic. a loot: kip. 40075c. a 10. harness,
country 25da3g: ostr finish. 30@35c. q NJ: cali.
20@23o.
iron. Steel. Nails. &c.
IRON: Ane rican refined Old Dom,aton. 2-10A
@2 A.1oe- Sie,; English and American sheet, SO
&C.: Swcdas. hammered, Sic; bOOD, 4G0B. piE-v
Iron: Vsssinix coa!-hfast charcoal. s2SaA32
warm.blas. charcoal. s2#OIs2s: PennsylvaS,s an.
Mats; Gid DOMINION. az. 81 @s2.50 per key,
psesga- Castings: Wholesale, &C.; retail, 40
bone: Msaa,s. best. l4@1sc.: ,u,e. sasc.
Gags: Mssdcotsoa, lac.: white &c; wooilcn,
LhQt,ors, WINES, sc.
As: Scotch Scotch, best brands, pints s2es2.2s .
Brandies: Domestic. sI.2s@s2: fruit. al.1oa
Virginia peach. saaa2.50.
Rve Whiskevs: Medium. s,.5oas2: pure old. q g,
@S4; Virginia mountain, new, xl0S2.50, Id
s2.J0tGS3.1O and upwards. ... -. j..
Gin: Domestic. sl..2@aS2: lmnorted, 70 a Gaze.
RsctNed Wh:SkeuS: Market quiet: proof. 9l.20.
Lumber. Staves- &c.
Lumber: White oak. 81 3tNsl5 a 900: Western
Vlrgna ponIar. ~ nGs25 y 1000: white rius
sl4@.4250 q 1.00O: yellow pine boards s7.5Oa
Pine. *175G$2.50: cypress six-lnch. s6Ms8
= 1000. Laths-Spnt 81; sawed, s1.7o@sl.S0
iStdpss. /. whiskey- barrel timberg-een. sls@s2sa
1000: seasoned s2Of0S23 > 1000. Fiour-Darre
timber. *2aeS5 = 1000. Flour-barre! poles, So
hogsbead-hoops. Toe. Fbundle.
Powder. Shot. &c.
Ponder: 1918 ny the five kees-less than ave
Snot: Northern, 81 65 q Ely OF rs Da.
G-indSt0nes: l1GT2Hc. q Ii.
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COMMERCIAL.
JORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, September 2, 1879.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-White, IS bushels. Red, 3.13S BUSH
els.
CoRN.-IThhe; 90 bushels. Mred, l 900 bushels.
OATs.-l.56S bushels.
MEAL.-72 bushels.
lsYE.-40 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT While. SO bushels on private terms;
40 bushels good at Sl.lO-tOtal, 70 bushels. Red
u bushels very good amber At Sill: SO bushels
good amber ut Sl.lU: 800 bushels very good Ian.
caster at Sill: 30 bushels common Lancaster al
Sl.t5 134 bushels good Lancaster 1T Sl.10: 81
bushels very good Lancaster 1T SLIP; & bushels
fair Lancaster ut Sl.0S: l01 bnshels prime Ian.
caster At 81. 12: 12O bushels Lancaster ut Sl.l0;
126 bushels p' me Lancaster ut Sl.l2 800 bushels
prime Lancaster 1T SLIP; 5G9 bushels IuiiZ on
private terms: 40 bushels prime FultZ ut 81 .05:
bushels fair Fultz at ST. 20 bushels very good Fult7
1T Sl.O4 66 bushels common Fultz At 9Sc.: loo
bushels very good FultZ III S1n4: 304 bushels goot
FulIZ ut Sl.03; 90 bushels good FIltZ al SiO3 Il
bushels FulZ at 95c.: rs bushels fair Fultz 1t 81
SO bushels Fuliz at 9jc.-iotal, 2,742 bushels.
CORN Hhlte. "a bushels very good 4; 57r.: G2
bushels good ut 5Gc.-total, 90 bushels Nircd, Coo
bushels on private terms.
Odts.-26 bushels very good winter 1T 43c.: 20
bushels winter Il, 1 c.: 36 bushels very good sprin,
al 35c.; 81 bushels very good spring at 3Jc.: 321
bushels prime winter ut i4r.: 100 bushels winter
at Acc: 1870 bushes good spring at 34c.: 20 bush
els very good spring ut 35c.; So bushels winter q
43c.-lotal, 500 bushels.
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fand Great Britain without reference to
Carada and New Foundland. The sn-stcre
fisheries are the inaiieBable heritage Of
these colonies, andit Is for them to shy on
what terms o foreign country shall partici-
pate In their benefits" III
The Times regards the American claims
OF 100000 damages for the Fortune Bay
Outrage as exorbitant, and believes the
whole fisheries question. as far as the pres
emit rights Of American fishermen within the
headlands and in the north-coast harbors
are concerned, will have to come up sgain
for final settlement.
Terrible Ffse-Dsmp Explosion.
PARIS, September AN explosion OF
fre-damp occurred to-day in the coal mines
at Boucbamp, In the Department OF Hau,e
SaoDe. Fifteen persons were killed and a
large number injured.
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THE PRODUCTS OF INDIGEsTIoN.-

THE PRODUCTS OF INDIGESTION
l. Inability of the stomach to act upon the food is
productive Of serious and speedy mischief to the
entire bodily economy, The circulation lanauishes
and grows poor leanness, paor, and loss Of mus
cular and organic power supervenc but, worse than
this, the functions associated with and dependent
upon digestion-such as evacuation and The secre-
ton of bile-grow irregular, and the organs whose
business 1t is TO discharge those functions become
badly disordered. This disastrous state OF things Il.
more readily and thoroughly recti1ed with Hostet-
ter's Stomach Bitters than any known medicinal
agent. The stomach being invigorated, the life
giving principles OF the blood are Increased, the
system properly nourished, leanncss and debility
overcome, and the bowels aud liver thoroughly and
promptly regulated. Sc 3-W.{w )F&M
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An ATTRACTIVE AUTUMSAL RESORT-PERS0E.
M.-THE MOZART PARTY ON THE DECLINE.
correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.I
BUFFALO SPRINGS, VA.,a
September l, 1879.
This place is destined to be the great lay
over" point for people from the South re-
turning home from the mountains. Many
avail themselves OF lis advantages by 4 brief
-ojourn here ar tins season OF the year. The
mountainous regions are now too cool.
Here they find this one OF the most pleasant
months of the year. A uniform, delightful
,emperature-neither too cool nor too
warm. There are now about 100 here. So
LEASED are the visitors with the waters and
h surroundings that they leave with regret
when their time is up.
notice among the guests Judge Joseph
B Christian. Of Richmond; Judge w. NJ.
z Trcdway. of Pittsylvania; and Colonel W.
a l.. Saunders, Secretary Of State Of North
q Carolina
& in entertainment, or festival, was given
ES2rar here on Saturday last, ut Buffalo Bap-
E.t church. A number OF visitors from
khrrc attended. Suitable preparations had
Etrrn made for the occasion in beautiful
Bgrove OF oaks where the church is situated.
eAiter speech by Captain T. D. Jeffress, OF
sNl> county, and music by the band from the
Strings, loud calls were made for " Chris
s'in." As that gentleman was not known
f. The entire audience, Captain Jetfress arose
End said he would Introduce distinguished
ErISon-onc who wore the judicial er-
EDIne with superior dignity and honor, and
RI whom it could be said, rs it was Of a
s:rcat Roman writer, that whatever "he
Touched he adorncd,'- he referred to Judge
NO>cph Christian. OF the Supreme Court Of
Virginia. The Judge promptly stepped
apon the stand, and for some time enter
Enned the crowd in his happiest style.
eycr one hundred dollars were realized by
lis enterprise OF the ladies, which they in
nd to apply TO improvements for their
1urch building.
/ From conversations with different peo-
Er from various portions OF this county
ri with here | find the Mozart party is
Erowing "smallcr by degrees and beauti-
lly less" As soon rs the masses are en-
,htencd on the State-debt question no
ar> need be entertained but that they
4 Il! act with the true Conservative party
! at saved Virginia from fate which cause
patriotic men to rejoice. Y.
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BlNMn To Atoms.

BRADFORD, PA, September 2.-Lewis
Gray and Charles Jones, OF this city, were
killed this morning by the explosion OF
sixty pounds Of nitro Iycerlne with which
they were about to torpedo an oil-well at
KeII's camp. The men were shattered into
such small fragments that not single one
OF many pieces Of flesh found scattered
around on trees and the hillside could be
identified as belonging to either OF them.
A team OF horses and buggy were also
blown to atoms by the force OF the explo-
cinn
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, September 2.-EOen.-Stocks firm.
Money on CALL 5@6 DER cent ENchange-Long,
ds0a; short, 1885,. State bonds dull. Governments
firm.
Erening.-Money easy at 46a7 per CENT closing
at 1. Exchange dull and steady ut 4SOA@4SlA.
Governments firm: new SIS, 1921; Az per cents,
l04s; per cents, l0lis. States dull.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMOR E, September 2.-Virgiuia 6s, deferred,
1i9: cOnsols. 5sS second series, %: 10. 40's,
49a; past-due coupons, Six. Bid to-day.
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The De KaIb. Nj ss., Murder Trials.

De KALB, September 2.-The Chisholm
murder cases were called up to-day in the
Circuit Court, when 4 motion was made to
quash the Indictment, which was overruled.
The State and defendants then announced
themselves ready for trials, and special De-
hires OF seventy-fve Jurors were drawn in
each case. The first case to be tried is that
of Henry G. Gully for the murder of Miss
CorneIia Chisholm, which is set for Friday.
The other cases will be tried next week.
General Woodford is here, and will remain
until the close OF the trial, but will take no
part in the proceedings. He came as escort
for Mrs, Chisholm, who is clerk in the
Treasury Department ut Washington and
an important witness Tor the prosecution.
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| m I p.a nolea Dalrymple farm, on the North.
In, ~, heinc railroad, employs 400 men du-
2,n s 'he present harvest, and would use 600
6 ;oS;a oat Tor self-binders. Il has 1l5 sell.
N'p M reapers and twenty steam-tbresh-
tne farm contains rs. 900 more acres
,mh hee Ghan The original District of Co.
tia pa. Ground was first broken In 1875.
sron. year more than 10000 acres are in
In OF q; s,t hae owner Will ship 100000 BUSH
Sroff nheat this year to, New tYofk, mt .
shIns ~, ASe,000. In reaping, each ma.
sltceng 80 an le,ghtfOot sYeen9sna spts
York H sIms,s gas. Tweng-ona msebiras
Batcb rnnnaisaneously on square.njise
uue'hg one after smother,
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LATEST FoIsEIGN NEWS.
England.
F A / L g K E 9 I.

LONDON, September 2.-Field g. Sons,
warehousemen and manufacturers OF straw
and leghorn-hats and bonnets, London,
have failed.
John Macintosh, OF Cornhill, E. c., Lon
don. whose checks were returned Friday,
and who was declared defanlter on the
Stock Exchange yesterday. has failed. His
liabilities are El1,000. His failure is due to
the fact that for long period his clients had
received large differences on rise in Erie
shares, but on reaction they failed to pay.
ADVANCE IN COAL.
LONDON, September 2.-The principal
coal.masters of LanarkShire issued circulars
Yesterday advancing the price OF coal one
Shilling per ton, and the wages OF their en-
ploves six pence to shilling per day. Tie
workmen at Bolcokow, Vaughan, and Cos
greet steel and iron-works, near Mindless
borough on Tees, have submitted to re-
duction OF from TO 10 per cent. in their
wages.
Canada:
QUEBEC, September 2.-In the Legislative
Assembly to-day motion OF non-confdence
10 the Government, affirming the necessity
for change in the Ministry, was lost by q
vote Of "a to 81.
UNSUCCESSFUL Attc2hpG so ADuuCL u
Politician. -.-
TORONTO, September 2.-The Evening
Teleqram reports that daring attempt was
made last Thursday night by two unknown
men to abduct Robert Jaffray, prominent
Liberal politician OF this city. lie was de-
coved into carriage by a statement that he
was wanted at tie house Of the acting Min
ister OF Justice, snd was driven to a lonely
Mace outside of sbe city. His captors claim
cd TO belong 10 secret political society, be-
fore which they said they were taking him.
Jaffray, determined to resist, sprang out OF
the carriage, and after hard tight, succeeds
ed in~beatiny the men of and escaping.
"A similar attempt was made few eve
nInus Dreyie,s to decoy Hon. George Brown
into carriage, but it was unsuccessf1i.
The poliea.ares endeavoring, to unraVel the
mystery. Ia ~
LoEpeS: September John O'Conner
Power, Home-Rule member for Mayo, last
Sunday addressed large meeting OF ten
ant-iarmers and others at Ballybaurts,
Comfy MAYO, held to demand an immediate
reduction OF rents and a radical reform o.
the eRisttsg land-laws. At the head OF one
of ttIeyeontingents attending the meeting
were 200 mounted men and 200 on foot
carrying slaves with head resembling pixies
and a large green banner, with the repre-
tsentation OF Erin, her sons to struggle To-
freedom.
The N0Eth-Coast Fisheries Question.
| LoH6oN. September 1.-The Times, in al
4 editorial which probably reflects the view
OF the Foreign Office with regard to to
North Coast, Fish ries question, says" Th
United States Inisapprehends the policy Q
the British Empire when 1t supposes the
this question cap be settled between itseI
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

Country produce.
App1ss slMSl.5O q barrel.
Sssst0at: zoe. Z. ID. .o,o
TO good. SGs DC.
corn Tsal: Coo. p bushcl Tor country; 65c. for
city mills.
4@lGc.: unpeeed, 2Mg3c.; cherries, l24c. q b. ;
blackDcfTles, Sc.
Egas: lii barrels. lie; in crates, l2c.
Fathers: Prlne nve-s.Vose, 35@iUc.; common.
2O6l3cc.
FlGrseed: 81 q bushel.
Hay: virginia timothy. 7o9I77Hc;: cioycr Sad
mixed. G0M 65c. In demand. New York, 8oc.
OGs,s: Baled. J5@pt5c.
p0tdt0sS: Irish. fa barrel $1SS2.2o-
Lard: Country. GGl6Ic.
Rye: 65Gl70c. q Oushel.
Sun.nc: PrIme. ,Ic.
B-ted StrGD: 3JGG40c.
Tnit0tp: .-4ot.c. :. n.
Wool: Washed. 2Sm Soc: unva9hca. 21s@ 22c.
BURY wool Will bring from 10 SC. q ID hsss thaE
above rates.
Cement, Lime. Plaster. &c.
csus1.s: Rosestalc, $50 q barrel.
Lime: agricultural. eGg Zoe. eushcl Rockhnd,
Fl. InG4S rs according u "tahty' SSihteG tGh'
lshins, $l.l5; Cleans E:llis S5tG9Oc.
Fi.Gstsr: Lump. $3.50; ground, IS; calclnsd
plaster, 81. "
Tesf Large size, s3.23@S3.5o.
Drugs, Dycsimiis, Ola. &c.
eoncentratsd LIE: s2.75@ia p case OF torr
6UZrn.
| Ca0peras: &c.
CGchinsn!: 90c. y b.
EXTRACT NJ L0ShcooG: TIC.
I1digo: sI0Gsl.l0.
| oils: Linseed. 15c.: machine; slMal.7o soerD
COD oil. 5om6Oc.; lard 63G.; sweet, 80 = aoLen:
best salad $3.50: castor, $3.50 = gallon: FirSin'a
ubricating, 30@aJUc.; kerr5enc lOc., eash, v gar
Race Ginger: &c.
| Roots: Ginseng, a0c.; seneca, without Top 3'as
Soda: Sal. ls@2c., in kegs; English soda &c.
| Spirits TGrDenttas: Ace.
Brotca Sheestngs ana Shtrtfaas: "A Manches
| ter, ec.;H Manchester. SIC: Y Manchester. nc
James River. Ale; "A GraniieviIe. 7c.: Granite
"A w. Couestoga. TIE. = Il. t,onestnga. 7c.:
| Conestoga. 6ac 10-4 reperin, 26c.; l0-4 City
! 25c. Cotton-yarns, soc.
sutta, l2c: A Aasonpille, lQc.: A. Rockdale
| &C.; 4-4 Home. 9xc.; Al oneida. 1Oc-: A.
| Ayondale. 7c.; A Soctai. sHc.: A Amoskeax
exc; Whitessone. 9Hc.; Barnsey. SAe.: = Re ns
terDorougn, 4hc.; l0-4 Walthani, 27Ac.: 1o-a Cit
grown D-ills:s Petersburg, 7c.; Granitevtiis
| &C.: Kockhridse, A, &c.; IA. Shc.
| Corset Jeans: Pavonia, &c.; Amoskea2, 1oe
Dsntas: Harlem. l2Hc.: Boston steam an MILL g; g
msp rin'f Ike; sprasus. 5Tc.; Manchester, 5xc,
Wsi;nyton' &C.: hamilton. 5kc.: Merrirsck. SIC,
Majlery. &C.; oriental, Pacific, &C.; ArnoI(
&C.: Harmony , s4c;;; j. W1 sarItsa &C. a
" Foreign Fruits and Caray. q.
| Candy I2aI2Yc.N p.
Lemons: Messns s3gs7,'9 ? poaa
Oranges; $4.00@$o,
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EEwsoN's, Va, September2.---Mr. Jnme
81. Calling, who lived below this place nndl
near Murfreesboro', N. O., was found this
morning at his hog.pen brutally murdered.
Upon examination be was found to have
received three loads from a gun-one in the
back and two in the head.
Deceased was q prosperous farmer and
highly-respected citizen, and brother Of the
well-known inventor of the Calling gun.
No clue as yet to the perpetrator Of this
horrible crime. 40
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Or. TUFTS PILLS.
TUFTS PILLS.
SYMPTOMS OF A ToEPID LIVER.

Loss OF Appetite, Bowels Gosttve; Pain H. the
Head With dull sensation In the back part: Pain
Under the Shoulder-BIade Futihess After Eating,
with disinclination to exertiop of body or min6
Irritabiliiy OF Temper Low Spirits, with feeling
Of having neglected some duty: WEAKNESS. Dizzi-
Fluiterng at the Heart, Dots Before the Eyes.
Yellow Skin; Headach, generally over the right
eye; RestIessnes3, with htful DIR earns; Highly
Colored Urine.
TF THESE WARNINGS ARE UNHEEDED Sc
RIOUS DISEASES WILL SOON
BE DEVELOPED.
TUFTS PILLS are especially adapted to such
cases. One dose effects such change of feeling rs
to astonish the sufferer.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
sYTELEaHAPHro "a ,,l1ai D lu.apll, q.

The spRAGUE.CoEKLING AFFAIR; MRS
sPRAGUE's FLIGHT FROM cANoEcHETTo
BOSTON "A HURRICANE IN LoUIsrANA;
I IMMENSE. DAMAGE TO PRoPERTY-WTE-
MURDER AND SUICIDE IN TENNESSEE
MURDERERs SENTENCED TO BE HUNG In
PENNsYLvAEIA-THE YELLOw-FEyERAT
MEMPHIS, GRENADA, AND ELSEWHERE
STRIKE OF MINERS AT CUMBERLAND,
MD.-MYsTERIoUs KIDNAPPING CASE IN
CANADA-F:ATAL NITRo.GLYCERINE EX-
PLOs1oN IN PENNsYLvANIA-THE LAND
LAWS OF IRRLAND-BUsINEss FAILURES
IN ENGLAND-THE NURTH-CoAsT FISH.
KILLED BY THE EXPLOSION OF FIRE
DAMP
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"a Eailurc Denied.

b NEW YORK, September 2.-Jalnes A.
Reilly. agent OF James McHenry, OF Lon
don, received cablegram from the latter
tits morning denying that he has failed or
gone into bankruptcy, and stating that ne
has only put his property into the hands OF
trustees for protection during appeal from ol
the Erie Judgment. ,5ES i. !,
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A sam Francisco Politician Killed.

SAN FRANCISCO, September. 2.-Gcorge
Sch wartz, wellknoWn political manipu-
|.iator in this city, was shot. in his place Of
business at IL O'Clock to-day by Dudley
Haskell, q young man employed in the law
Office of Latimer & Marrow. Schwartz died
in a. few moments, and Haskell was ar
rested rl.re .#s+ =
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TUTTS HAIR-DYE.-GRAY HAIR or
Il WHISPERS changed TO n GLOSSY BLACK by n
single application of this DYE. 1t imparrs n
Natural Color. acts InstanianeouSly, ard Is as
Harmless rs spring-water. Sold by druggists or
sent by express on receipt OF 81.
OFFICE, 35 MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
(au 15-codFel9l
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
49, 49,
ALMAEhC-SEPTEMB


3un rises ,, 1881 HIGH TIDE.
Sum un G33 Mornns......... eo5
Nons ris.e......... 1871 Evenins...... 6:23
PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER 2, 1879.
ARRIVED.
schooner Nellie V. Rokes, Thompson, Petersburg,
light, Currie & Go. ~,
Schooner A. F. Kindburg, Robinson. New York,
salt, Davenport & Morris.
SAILED.
S,eau,sh,p Old Domipion Walker, New York,
m,rchau diss and passengers, q. w. Allen Co..
agcn:s. 49, r,,, ,,,, ,or.,,,
disc and passengers. }. W. NcC.trrick. agent.
Slea,uer Ariel, Clifford, NORFOLK. Cn'ico SAFES
mail merchandise, and passengers, l.. II. la'uin,
ascnt. >,.
R,LrINoRE. september CARRIED: schooner
| r. bradley bradley, from Richmond. -
New YORK, August S1.-AriSed: ScnooneIs
Mary T. Hickman. DOdd, and Caroline hniSht,
Dyer, from Richmond.
by Telegraph.
BOSTON, September 2.-Arrived: LaT,nia e.
VINE" VINEYARD HAVEN, September s.-ArrIVed:
NEW YORK. September p rived Bry onsh.re;
Cnilit Arrived OK: Iberian, lcarus Lara; tsJ "
New York Wcstpsalia. Hnmeward ooung; ~. d
Em,net. Tor Wilmington: Reunion. FOR Whminx
tnn Chiffon for Charleston; Louise roe new or-
;sans Fsora, for Galveston. -
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The Baber Murderers Sentenced.

HARRISBURG, PA, September 2.-Ibe
Governor has appointed Friday, November
14th, for the execution of Drews, Strlckier,
Hummel, and Brandt, four OF the kape.
insurance murderers. WIZ was remanaeu
for sentence, and Zechman has been grant
ed q new trial. .a ..... ....... .a.'. (