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BY telegraph,
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Jnly 3l.-Nosn.-Stocks strong
Money Oh CALI 2k(g3 Der cent Exchange-Iong,
1921: short 4S4x. State bonds dull Governments
firm. .... 49,. ., ....i.,. :
Euentng.-Droney easv at 2E@s per cent. ,Ex.
change dull ana weak al 4S2HGJ4s2at. Government
strong: new SIS, 104; An per cents, lO6A; 4 per
cents, 102Ia. States dull.
IsALTINORE
| BALTIMORE, July 31.-virginia consols 571S
second series, 20: new 1040', 494; past. due cou.
pons, SOh. Bid To-day.
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Crim,les ana ! Casualties.
4 NEGRO BOY CUT IN TWO By A RAILROAD
h ~ TR ~

ygY.
sgf 81 I'D as TRA ~ 5
Especial telegram TO the ntspatch1
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, July 3l.--A col
ored hoy--name unknown having fallen
asleep on the track Of the Virginia Midland
road above the Lynchburg junction, was
run over by the Pm. mail train, and
had both legs cut Off above the knees. He
was brought to Charlottesville on band.
car and received surgical attention. ,%
ASSOCIATED Press Reports by telegraph to the Dis
FIVE LADIES DROWNED IN THE ST. LAWRENCE.
CLAYTON, N. Y, July 3l.-Five ladies'
Mrs. Piersells, OF Bingbamton; Mrs. Bost-
wick, Mrs. end Miss Burkeiew, OF Kirk
wood, md Miss Pollock, Of New York
were drowned IN the st. Lawrence river,
near here, to-day, by the upsettiug of a
pleasure-boat.
ANOTHER DROWNING ACCIDENT.
NEW BRUNSWICK, n. j., July 31.-A row.
boat containing five persons was capslZed
in the Raritan river near here to-day. and
two ladles.-Mrs. John DUNCAN and Miss
Kate Heron-were drowned.
ASEx.CouN1Y OFFICIAL MURDERED. -
HEMPsrEAD, TEXAS, July 31.-R. 4. Booth,
ex-couptv attorney, was shot aud instantly
killed last night by Z. T.. Springfield, VINO
shot him five times in the head ana once IN
the body. The murderer IS at large, put
two sheritfs' posses are in pursuit OF MIN.
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MARINE INTHLaxaESCE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. !, 1879.


Tons ts......... 1858 ETenlax...... FLO
PORT OF KICHMOED> JULY 81, 1879.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Wyauoke, Coush, Ne" iorE- merchasS
disc and passengers. 6. w. Allen GO.
Steamer Pioneer. Plat, Phiiaselpbki. ncrcbt'E-
disc aud passengers, j. ". McCarrlck, agent.
s!sILED.
Steamer Ariel, Gifaird Norfolk, United states
mail, merchandise, ank passengers, l.. Il. Tatlin'
agent. -, ,,.,,o r.-..y
CITY ria Perth Anioy, railroad-lhs, Curtis 4 f'r-
kcr. 1880. ,a,r
From Baltimore, July 30th. schooner Minerva
Miles, Nelson. 500 D.,
From PhiIadclrhia July 30th, schooner 8. Br;lc-
ley, Bradley.
NEW YORK. July 3u.-Aerlved: Schooner Jaues
L. Mnloy. Alaiorle, from Richmond.
pm ADEEPIIA, July SO.-hrriyetl: schooner Is.
Br7,dlry I.radley, and schooner \. NJ. Edwards
SEeGec0r, geni Richmond.
BY Telegraph.
NEW York. July 3l.--Arriged: Clarisel. Ar
rived cpt: BrunneR, Alexandria, HeoerInan, SoI-
sica. Damboldr, loeriau. Homeward bound: FRO
dono, for Charleston.
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Railroad Sold

GALVESTON, TEXAS, July 31.-The Ne,es
has the following special from Austin !:
"The International and Great Northern
railroad was sold to-day for $l.000,0O0. 1t
was bid in by George Sealey, OF Galveston,
representing Kennedy e. Sloan. Of New
York, trustees OF the bondholders."
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ITO HOLDERS OF
CITY OF RICHMOND BONDS.
MATURING IN JULY AND AUGUST, 1885,

AL a meeting of the Board of Commissioners
Of the sinking Fund held May l. 1879, 1t was
Rcsolued, That the acting president OF the Board
rive nuhiic notice by advertisement that the out
Standing bonds Of tie city of Richmond due In
ISSO, viii on and after the lst day Of July, 1879,
be redeemed on presentation at the ohlce Oh The
In pursuance Of the above directions. ! hereby
give notice that the SIX PER CENT. BONDS SF
45l.37, and August. 1880, amounting TO $40.
56s.2S-total. 81 05;01 9;651w,i LIB, be redeemed Al
lion st the Office of the AudNor Of the city on and
after the 1ST DAY OF ,JULYrlS79.
a''s- Wv '~'~1 HENRY G. CANNON,
Acting President Com missioners Sinking FUND. =
nv 3 '-., - - -
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NEW YORK PETROLEUM MARKET,

JULY g. etrofsam.-The Is little or no i'm
poriapt 1rlde The reiners ara busy In filing ile
extensive contracts negotiated laSI month; since
then 100000 barrels contracted for this next,
aud The succeeding month. Prices are nominal.
crude In shipping order: 4G5c. for napIitI,a. Re-
lined nj &c asked for fll deliveries for New York
6aic asked for Philadelphia. and 691c.. asked ff,r
Baltimore: refined In eases 1T 9l9iE I0tc.-JorlrnnI
of CoDmerce, ' ~
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

July 3O.-Prces this week ranged rs follows:
Beef CutU..-Very best 4Sc.: good, 3a@Ic.:
medium or good fair quality, 3ta3Ec.; bulls. 2I$@
SIC: rough oxen, thin steers, &c, 2aW2ztc. d..
gross
Hogs.-yery best, 5ls@5@c.; rough grades &C.,
5M5sc, q b.. net
Sheep.-3hM4c. r, b., gross.
LnlnJs.-$1 50GS32 per head.
TtnfS.-S3mSe per head.
Mitch C0Ds.-SlSmS40 = head.
Receipts about los head OF beef cattle and 397
hogs. No change in price, quality considered. Mar
kct showed more activity 1T The close than 1t did
ear lier in the week. 1
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

- ... THURSDAY, July 81, $40.
The number Of breaks To-day comprised "a hogs.
heads and SO tierces. The offerings ut auction on
Change were ] o. packages; Of which number 46
were sold at prices ranging from $3.50 to $50.
DARN. ..r.-...s ..r
Lngs::aCommon to medium, 80. 25@s2.75 good
Ledt-Common to good short, s4@s6: medium
$3.50. GG"o' wy
Dark leaf. good enough for wrappers and for the
best types of the ReeS, have been thus far in very
light supply. There is no assortment of dark sun.
cured tobacco Offering. - Il. =
BRIGHT.
Lngs5Common to medium, s4@s6; good to
'Smokers.-Fair to medium. $SM&1O: good to
very good, $12@$15; fine to fancy, $l7.506l
S22.50. -.
Lear-Common to medium. 81. 5O@$9; good TO
very good, $10tGs125U; extra cutters or hllers.
S15@Sls. -,
Mshogany 1TraDpers.-Common to medium.
Psi gSs3; good 70 very good ana fine, s3O@$4O
extra fine, S45m250.
IeIl0D WTaDpers.-Coinmon TO medium, $3.50
$56@S75. ...
Occasional small lots have since the season OPEN
| ed commanded above the outside quotations. Indi-
cations are that strictly fancy white wrappers Will
he IN light supply.
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CONTEMPORARIES, dc.

DURB lCANDIES.-I am manufacturing &
IrTEn HI MN CAEDiES | make better VI, N
DIES for wbocss lie purposes than any house u this
country-warranted perfectly pure ana no a,iulIe-
ratiOns. We don't use any gucos grabe-sugar tara.
aita-pothing but pure sugars II j Inotf nlenly
Favored, whiier, brighter frnes, ana - warranted
!. y - IopJis j, BOsSIEUx, UoDfecioner
!. .da8os d I Sissf - ~ -, 1al2Main strsst
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

Apples June, s1@sl.5o q barrel.
Bsssga" i,r 2Oe' = d. chocs v.,,ow 7.0,sc
Corn Neal: COO. p bushe for country; Csc. for
Dried Fruit: Apnles. 1f@2c.; peaches. peeled
3@6c unpeelct, 2@3c" cherries. 9SlOc. p 10;
blackbcrries, Sc.
EgoS: In barrels. &c.; in crates, &c.
Feathers: Prime nye-guose, 35gi0c.; common.
2O630c.
mixed. 6OM65c. In demand. New York, Csc.
Oats: Balea. 50@60c.
Lard: Country. GGG9c.
Rye: 65@7oc. = bushel.
Eumdc: Prime, IJc.
Bsled StrdW: 40c-
Fool: Washed. 2s@3oc.: unvashea. 2o@22c.
BURY wool will bring from TO SC. = ID less than
above rates.
Cement, Lime. Plaster. sc.
Cement: Roseadale, $3.50 a barrel.
Lime: Agricultural, s@10c. q bushel; Rockland.
lo@$lz? a ci"s to Hean5itT; Jointer n
,Pt0ster: Lump, $3.50; ground, IS; calcined
Tar D.: Large size. s3.25@s3.5O.
Drugs, Uyestuiis. Oils, &C.
AicoHol: $3.50 = gallon.
Concentrated Lye: S2.75G$i q case Of four
Cnpperas: &c.
Cochineni: soc. p ID.
Eof. fcr DT
La5;Do'. s1GS1I0.
Wnddsr: l2kc.
OMs: ihilSees ouc': machns; slMtsl'1a snernl'
9i:Z2 " m ooc, s'f'als AUG. 4c: 60 t:atralor
COO Oil 2o4 ou' aro; ooe. SSee, 30 FZe
luHricatng. 30G5Uc.; Kerosene. l0c, cash, q cal
Ion.
Race Ginger: &c.
Roots: Ginseng, 9Oc.; seAeca, without top, 35 q
Soda: SAL. lHGa2c., in kegs English soda, &C..
American, 3H@4c.
Spirits TGrDsntine: 4oc.
p-o,,, s,es,,,os n,a S"fr,i,oo. uorc,es-
ter &c: 4 Manchester. 53e': y Msnchrstsr. &c
,!a ~ ia Gaa rI a:c ifa So
i'e w ccstdsS 7c O. GsG cone:osa zee 8 p
25c;: Cott'l' y ooc.
sutsa, isc: A N;,sonviiie, ioc.: - RoctdaIe
&C.; A Home. exc; Al oneida. 10c.: A
9Hc.: Whltestone. 9%c.; 4 Barnslcy. SIS: Z Red
Dog, 5Ec.; i. Seituate, e.: M.nI'n' &C.; Re-
s sijIs %5g 4c'' lo4 "a'la' 27s''; 1o4 City
Br9,on DriNs: Patersburg, 7c.; Granitevis,
Corset jeans: Pavonia, &C.; Amoskeag. loc.
Dsntma: Harlem. l2hc.: Boston Steam Mills &c.
Prints; American oSS,; Aliens. o;3c.: 5 5iic:.
Washington. &C.. aaii.I'h; 2He:; Mcrr,inch' osG.
Mal!ary, o. Hrlcr1aa, nac,iiGi oc'' tAtho'o'
CO a nSrmSny ice es' 7c H4 2nrs. 81.
Foreign Frui1s and CANDY.
Cnndy: l2ml2sc. = IN.
-Ts.rn:.,. NessIn:- s6. 80 p box.
nr%m"ss. s6,5OGS7.50.
''rocrrieS' "e.
ribHed 'I &C.: Tir@iuia Shoulders. 5m5Mc.; Viz,
glnia hor-round, 7Ga7Hc. yirginis hams. large,
II@iIIc.: &C, canvassed lianIs, I2@I2Xc.; plain
hams. 10G Il O!5c. Stock light.
BucEefS - tainted rwo hoons Al 2Etles so
three hoops, Sl.5OGsl75.
Bro"gns: Two strings. 1925; three strings
Coffee: Rio-Comlnon. lOi;M lie; Fair, ING
rs, GOOD TO prime. 14Gl5c.: Lagnayra. 800
l6e.: aaSs. 2s@25c; Market advanc;ng,iirm
io,% iossc a. ID, n''n-soxes. nc: taliow lac.
r.SrerS nr,ne CHIME c'tS; &C.. northern ane
English dairy 1sa2Sc. Pineappie a5e. os'e
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A Protest.

CISCISNATI, July 31.-The Cincinnati
Cotton Exchange to-day adopted resou-
ton protesting against the proposed change
OF the place of meeting Of the National Cot
ton Exchange from St. Louis to New York.
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Conversational Nomination.

Iowa CITY, July 31.-The Democratic
Congressional Convention Of the Fifth dis
trict to-day nominated II. E. J. Boardman,
OF Marsha)ltown, for Congress. ..s
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The Gilbert House sold 81 hog. heads: hossheads
Henry County L'renn.l Tugs aud common leaf ut
60 30. S5 So. $50. $500, $40. 1855, S6.4O;
. liogsheans " oakley County tTenn.) hugs and cem-
mon leaf at 1856, 81, S3 50; $3.50. $3.50, 415;
! noeshead Barren County common leaf 1T So. So :
h0gsheads Critcnden County common leaf at
$3.50, $3.45, So SIS. So; 3 horSheads Christian
Journal.
lOther hOuses had sales at Ike u ices
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Their houses had sales at like p, lces.I
LOUISVILLE MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
MARKET.

JULY 2S.-Munufuctured To6acco.-Tlrm and
without new features. -
LOUISVILLE CHEWING TOBACCO
Fine bright, SIS, A.. and tbS., 44M5Uc.: mahnya-
ny, 1G-OZ. lbs, 43M45c.; mahogany double thick
SIS. 44G45c.: mahogany single thick 3'S. 44I 45c
&c. and l0c plugs aud fancy styles. 4Gm4Sc. bright
lG-Oz. fbs.. 44GG45c., bright double thick SIS 44NE
4Sc. bright single thick 3's, 44M4Sc. bright sc.
and l0c. plugs aud fancy Styles. 4fMyiSc.: plain
wrapper. 49,, ID. and 16-OZ., $780,: plain small
work, 40c.; second-graGe fbS rs. ami IS, 3S@.40c
LOUISVILLE SMOKING TOBACCO.
Mixed plug. smoking, 34c. stem smoking, In pa
per. 2Sc.: cut and dry smoking, 22M30c.; bright
and granulated rs, i'S.-aEd rs. 27M30c.: bright
granulaled. in bugs, 29@75c.; pipe smoking, in pa
per, 2S@80c.
VIRGINIA CHEWING TOBACCO.
Virginia bright extra and fine pounds 70@o Zoe.
Virginia ine and extra iie 75GSOc.: Virginia fine
6-'nch and 12-inch twist. 5S@6Oc.: Virginia me.
dunn 6-nch and II. inch twist, 45gI46c:; Virgins
medium 0'S and los, 46@4Sc.: Virginia medium
pinch pounds. 44Gi45c. i; Virginia common 12
inch pounds 4O@42c.;V Virginia good bright 11-incn
33@35c.: Virginia common 11-inch. 32M33c
Virginia mahogany and bright navy, IS and 4s. IA
@45c.; Virginia black navy, IS and 4s, 4O@42c
VIRGINIA SMOKING TOBACCO.
Virginia fine smoking. S1.20@*1.25: Virginia
assorted. 4j@60c. North Carolina and others, As
65Sc.-.C
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NEW YORK WOOL. u.cKET.

July 29.-WoOl.-The market has been without
much lie yet this week, bat the trade Anticipate
fair amount Of business Eater On, and the slightly
improved temper noted the cl Sc Of last week Is
| ec.-JouTadL or Commerce. ,0...= : :
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GENERAL MARKETS.
ALEXANDRIA MARKETS.

Jrry aU-Flour continues dull, aud quiet, with
hut little on band. Wheat shows considerable De,
cline since our last guotalSns, ana Inc nas fsr
and there were offeripks u 5000 bushels wt n1
So les nj 9Oc 81 04, and IL o5 for Fullz. ana
aud SlQe for Lancaster. Corn j. scarce anu n1ip
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Washington.
RIVER AND HAEBOR IMPROVEMENT

RIVER AND HARB0R IMPROVEMENTS.
~ WASHINGTON, July 31.-The Secretary OF
va, ar mas directed that the engineer officers
VINO nave charge Of the river and harbor
. improvements in the different sections OF
.n ne country get to work immea iafeIy, or as
S0'a as practicable, &, - + 4 Is II IS
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Fire and Death.

FATAL RESULT OF FIRE IN MICHIGAN.
DETROIT, Mich. July 31.-The pleasure
steamer Lew Wallace, the dwelling OF
James Cleveland, and three lighthouses
were burned at Gogneck lake, two miles
south of Battle Creek, Mich, to-day. Mrs.
Cleveland and one child persisted in the
flames, and two other children were fatally
injured. Mr.. Cleveland saved himself and
one child by jumping from second:story
window into the lake. The fire originated
in the engine-room of the steamer.
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Admitted to Eafl.

AUGUSTA, GA, July 31.-A special to the
Constitution from Opelika. Ala, says Samuel
G. Grasty, who was on trial for the murder
OF Reed, was admitted to $500 bail to-day.
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Death Of nm Army officer.

HUDSON. N. Y, July 31.-Colonel John
V. D. Dubois, United States army, died at
his residence, near this city, this morning !;
ared forty-siX .t....
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NEW YORK sUMac MARKET.

JULY 29.-1nvoice parcels are slow. and the joh-
ping busir ess is without much Efe Quoted nj SSO0
sS25O FOR Sicily. S3OfDS36 for low grades do. and
virginia noniEally ut S40f9 s45.-JobrnaL OF Conn
neTce.
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BALTIMORE, July 3l.-Catlle slightly more ac-
tive ana &c. higher; very best, 5H5!5c.; trst gua.
the most sales at 34@4%c.: receipts, zoos head;
sales. 1864 head; swine generally active ana .ne
supply equal TO the demand Quotations, oe@ot
lambs were G.2Z0 head !; uu0tatiOns-sheep, 3th4c.
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V1HE AMERICAN ELECTRIZER-
FINANCIAL.

DAVENPORT Il CO.. .-,.i
~ STOCK BROKERS,
OFFICE, l113 MAIN STREET
will buy aud sell on commission
VIRGINIA NEW 1910 BONDS.
VIRGINIA CONSOLS and :. PEELERS,"
VIRGINIA TAX COUPONS.
RICHMOND PER CENT. and PER CENT
BONDS,
LYNCHBURG, PETERSBURG, and other CITY
BONDS:
RAILROAD and CANAL BONDS.
BANK and INSURANCE <sTOCkS,@ and other
BON DIS and STOCKS. - -
Special attention given to the FUNDING eOF
VIRGINIA BONDS. jy Tim
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Charges Against AZ New York Police
Commissioners. .,

NEW YORK, July 31.-Mayor Cooper this
afternoon requested Police.C commissioner
Wheeler to appear before him at the City
Hall Monday to answer charges preferred
against him in the report OF the commits
sioners relating to the deficiency in his &C
oouOta
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Fine. $3.50: supernne, S4.25@s4.5O: extra,
f5.50@S5.75: common family. S5.75@S6; fancy
BRANDS, S6Mt7.50.
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, VISIT TO CAMP MARKS.

Camp Marks is the point the city authori-
ties are nov bending every energy to re-
move the poor masses. Il trip was made
there yesterday on special train furnished
BIZ the Mississippi and Tennessee railroad
in company with MIR. D. T. Porter. the CHIEF
executive OF the city; Mr.. A. D. Langstaf,
president: General W. J. Smith aad Colo
mel J. II. Edmondson. vicc-presidenls OF the
Howard ASSOCIATION; Colonel John Z. Came
ron, commander of the military, and about
twenty citizens Belonging to the several re-
Lief committees.
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BUFFALO LiTlfsA W.AIEk.
rFALoLITHIAEWATERs ! =
IL S''14 SS- FOR ~ ~ ~ EEsf-.
ss.z-.s d MALAEIAL POISON.
THESE WATERS TESTED IN A CASE on YEr,.
LoW-FEyER.
EXTRACT FROM 4 LETTER OF DR. WIITIAs
T. HOWARD, OF BALTfMORE. -.

LOW~EEVER.
= h h;Ra sG 81 2h RB WILLIAM
spsSYEssoR OF DISEASES OF WOMEN AND Chill
OF AUGUST 1850. I.
! Or. Reward compares those waters witt, those Of
ilsyslebrated Gree1brier White Sulphur, West vir-
the later sade 10 the Aiding a es
grave acute diseases: and more especiaiIv to Me
sacheaay essd sfqssss IL, S,eidsns g mALXKionS
rHE aFsE cToNs 70 pe WOMEN VII A tsas
at a s R3ers wa ,ssat
scatsrs Tktve seen the greatest and mast unnafs-
taxable a,ssrtnt or GOOD accrue tn the largest
s%ssr ssy Sg a n a ss
lenburg cotfssfyS Pa"
EXTRACT FRosF A COMMUNICATIONS OF DIX.
-.' JOHN ". WILLIAMSON, OF
9ACKSoy.TENN.,f E.s'l .@-@t
ON THE THERAPEUTIC ACTION OF THE
s., BUFFALo LTT3IA WATERS
IN VIRGINIA MEDICAL MONTHLY FOR YEBs
;. #..; RUARY, 1877, #la 81
"Thcir great vaIae % Malasfal Diseases and Sc
IueI Inns been most aSundansly AID satisfactorily
been a valuable auxiliary 10 the tyeatment OF tho
epidemic Of yellow sverr wtsh terribly afiictet
5ae Il tss ss 9e
clse OF suppression OF ufdn6 10 yclley-fever, and
decidedly mitigated Of her distressing and dan
gernus symptoms. The patfent recovered. bus
how far the water may have eontToited tothat re-
snt thaviBg prescribed II In bnt s5agle easel OF
course canuo, undertake TO say. There Is no doubt.
however. about the fact that Is administration was
atIenced by the most be,fIcta' resufs.n
> MALARIAL POISON. .....,
EXTRACT. FROM A LETTER OF DIR. J. r. At
TERBURY. OF ESTEIIL. MSS DATED JULY
o, 1879: . -. ,-
II have found the Buffalo L.thia Waters inyaIua-
BILE In all diseases having lheir origin IN malariaf
poison. Indeed. they seem almost specific In dis
eases OF this character. ! believe that persons re-
siding In the most Halarious districts mtyht Gnd to
great extent immunity from malarious levers and
Their attenGint evils by the free pf these waters
during The seasons Of tive year specially calculated
TO give rise to thcn.'
EXTRACT FROM LETTER OF THE LATE
DIR. THOMAS p. ATKINSON,
OF DANvILLR. vA..:ES PRESIDENT STATE MED
ICAL SOCIETY. OF AUGUST ID. 1874.
"The Ilthla Waters have untliIeSionabiy dis
warm. minsmalc r, glois OF the SOulh, which may
he grouped together under The head or Maaral
CacheXla. covering hcplic encOrScmcuts, enlarge
Tafnts of the spleen. JauDdce. &c. Ii Is not pre-
properties. such quiDine at the same time, how
ever, II Is certainly true that In lntcrmttteut- and
Remittcnf Fevers, in n chronic form, they have In
numerous instances gwen relief IN cases which had
the shops From my experience with Them feel
fully warranted In saying That, with rare cxcpp-
lions, wherever disease Is found originating under
malar'al influence, \ potent remedy may bc found
THOMAS F. GOODE, Proprietor
is 21-eoIi5t Buffalo LitbIa Springs Va.
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY

WHEAT White. 20 bushels prime ut Slip; JIG
bushels very good ut Sill: a2 bushels very good
at Sl.10: 40 bushels 1T Sl.0s: 40 bushels IL
Sl.05-total. 31s bushels. Red. 1918 bushels FuIz
1T $1.04; 1874 bushels Fuliz III s1.O3: 2O6 bushels
common Fuitz ut 81 {; 342 bushels prime Fufz At
si.05: So bushels choice Fuz at 81 .05 352 BUSH
els FulIz ut 81 05: 4l2 bushels prime FnZ ut 06
1872 bushels common FuliZ 1T 9Gc.: 124 bushels
common Fultz al 95c.; So bushels common Fuz
ut S5c.: bushels fair FuItz at 81 OF; $50 bushels
Fuz on private terms 1902 bushels mixed on
private terms: 100 bushels mixed at 81 .05: GA
bushels mixed at 10 81 bushels mixed at 81 0S
$50 bushels FultZ on private terms; LOG bushels
common Lancaster at 81; 264 bushels fair Lancas-
ter at S1.10; % bushels good Lancaster at Sl.l0
700 bushels very good Lancaster at 81. 05; 20
bushels prime Lancaster ut fila 200 bushels
choice amber at S1.l4; 20 bushels common Fultz
at 52c.: 80 bushels very good Lancaster at ST..
166 bushels prime Lancaster at sl.13: So bushels
prime Lancaster at Sl.13: 16 bushels common
Fatz at S1-total, 10,76S bushels.
CORN White, $50 bu hcls prime at 55c.
OATs-44 bushels winter Il: 41c.; 2G bushels win
ter on private terms; ITO bushels prime winter at
43c.; 60 bushels spring at $50. -tcta 800 bushels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-01

II ME! LINER LINE -, - -
Dat,v exnected prr schooner Maggie Bell. ISL
barrels EXTRA WHITE ROCKLAND LIME liz; For
sale low from vessel THOMAS; ELLEET,
au J1w $500 ~. 1913 Basin bank.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-01

j. NJ. VANDEGRIFF, President Of the Howard
Association, New Orleans. November 10th, writes
The GIRoNDIN has been fully tested by 1hcn.cm-
beers OF this Association during the last epidemic,
aud 1t Is their genea opinion that IL Is the best pre-
para1ion of the Kind that ever has been offered to
the public ..' g..
81 therefore consider it my duty to recommend
its use, not alone during cpidemcs, but article
that should be kept in every well regulated house
holl.o - .. o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-01
COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, July 81, 1879.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 6G2 bushels. Red, 2,692 bush
els
CORN White, $50 bushels.