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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-06
The Surrender OF CORVALLIS.

INITIAToRY MOVEMENT LOOKING TO A GRAND
CELEBRATION OF THE CENTENNIAL ANN
,vERsARY OF THE BATTLE OF YORKTOWN.
NORFOLK, September ga large meeting
Of citizens OF York county was held yeSter-
day at Yorktown for the purpose OF adopt
ing preliminary measures looking to grand
national celebration Of the coming centen-
NAL OF the surrender OF CORVALLIS in 1881.
The meeting was presided over by DR..
Robert 81. Powers, and addresses were de-
livered By Nj. Glennan, Esq, Colonel Ro-
bert T. Arm cad, and Judge r. L: Healy.
A preamble and resolutions were adopt
ed looking to the due observance OF the
coming anniversary; recommending 10 the
military and civic societies OF the State
and the municipal authorities OF the cities
of the Common wealth the propriety OF par
ticipation in the celebration. and calling on
them to cooperate in Initiating movement
on the 10th OF October next that will lead to
grand centennial celebration on the 18th OF
October, 1881. The Governor Of the State
is requested to issue proclamation, recon-
mending to the people the propriety OF the
movement and inviting Governors OF other
States to take such action as may conduce to
this object, and participate with. the people
OF Virginia in the same. The Secretary OF
the Navy is asked to order the YES
sells composing the fleet, which is to
be reviewed in Hampton Roads in
October, to be present in York river, In
front OF Yorktown, in order to take part IN
the celebration, and the Secretary of War
that the troops at Fort Monroe be permitted
to participate in the military demonstra-
lions. .' +"i' .,-...
1t was further resolved that it is recon.
manded that delegates from all the States be
appointed to meet in Philadelphia on the
anniversary in October next GS79), in order
to form national association, the object OF
which is to bring about asuccessful celebra.
ton Of the centennial, and that the meeting
heartily concur in the Recommendation and
| request the appointment by the Governor oil
delegates to attend the same. n.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
F.aon ALL PARTS Of 1H III i I sohKS.


THE FEVER scoUR6E INTHE soUrH; NEW
CASES AND DEATHS ATMEMpTlTs-DEATH
OF A LADY In PHILADELrHrAeFRoM HY-
{ DRoPHoBIa-MEETrEG OF CITIZENS OF
I YORK CoUETY--CABINET MEETING YES
. TERDAY AND, AID no THE MEMPHIS
sUrFERgRs-THE CALIFORNIA RLEe-
TIoNs-KALLocH UNDOUBTEDLY ELECT
ED MAYOR OF SAN FRANCISCO, Call
ACCIDENT TO ANExCURsloNs TEAMERIN
LAKE ER1E-sEvEN PERSONS DROWNED
IN HENDERSON BAY-FATAL ACCIDENT
IN LEAvENWORTH, KANsAs-DEsTRDC-
TIVE FIRE IN sPR1SGvrLLE, NEW YORK--
MISSOURI FARMERS ARRESTED FOR MUIR.
DER-Two MEN KILLED AND FOUR IN
JURED AT J0NEs'S FALLs-MURDEE
TRIAL IN MIssIssIPPI-vAR.oUs FOREIGN
ITEMS, &C., &C. .-- ."
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The YeIEoW.Fever.

NEw'CAsEs AND DEATHS AT MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS. September 1.-TWO cases Of
fever were reported this morning-Samnel
Richardson. son OF the late DR.. Robert Rich
ardson, and w. ". Lockard. Seven denths
have occurred since last night. among the
number Constance Bernard, q. a. Hunt,
Alice Bilbo. and Morgan McHugh. The
weather is clear and warm.
LATEST FROM MEMPHIS. -.
MEMPHIS. September 5.-Nineteen cases
in all-tweve white and seven colored-
were reported to-day. Six additional deaths
have been reported.
Father F. ChrySastemus Bienke, the only
priest in the city OF the Franciscan order,
was stricken with fever to-day. John Ra.
guet, le,ter.carrier, died tonight.
JAY GOULD TO TIE FRoET-HIs GREAT Mu-
=" NIFICENCE. --i
MEMPHIS, September 5.-The following
telegram was received this morning:
Ne,o York. September $40 W. u.
Smith. Acting President Horard Assoc1a-
ton, Memphis ] send you by telegraph
FIVE thousand dollars $4,000 to aid the
Howard Association. am certain the gen.
erous people throughout the country Will
contribute literally TO aid your stricken
city. At any rate, keep at your noble work
TIL tell you to stop. and l will foot the
bill. What are your daily expenses An
swer. ISigned] JAY GOULD. 81,
THE RATIoNs QUESTION BEFORE THE cABI-
WASHINGTON, September Sat the Cabl-
net meeting to-day the Secretary OF War
submitted the question regarding the fur-
nishing OF rations to persons in camp near
Memphis, as requested by State. Treasurer
Polk, OF Tennessee. After general dis
cussion it was decided that whatever aid is
extended in this direction by Federal au-
thorlty must be within the scope Of the re-
cent act Of Congress and meet the approval
OF the National Board OF Health. Secretary
McCrary will communicate fully with Colo
mel Polk upon the subject.
FROM NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, September 5.-Dr. Bell, OF
the National Board Of Health, is here to en-.
force the national quarantine law in regard
to vessels leaving. as they are pleased to
term it, ssthe infected port OF New Or
leans" In this connection it may be stated
that the population at present in New Or
leans is not less than 100000, and there is
now but one case Of yelow-fever in the
city, and that fully two miles from the bust.
ness centre. The total cases this year 10
date are twenty-five, and total deaths nine.
FIVE CASES SENT TO QUARANTINE AT NEW
| YORK.
New YORK. September 5.-Three seamen
of the bark Rapido, from Kingston, and
two from the steamer Northern Light, from
Cape Haytien, were sent to quarantine to.
day with symptoms OF yellow.fever.
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BAI.TIMURE.
COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, September 5. 1879.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, $50 bushels. Red, 3.l64 bush
els.
els
OATs.-936 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-W White. 400 Bushels prime ut 81 ~;
100 bushels good ut S1.11-total, 500 bushels.
Red, SO bushels prime German amber Mt Sl.12 !;
436 bushels prime German amber on private terms;
400 bushels very good Lancaster Mt S1.1I; l66
bushels good Lancaster at 81. 10: 70 bushels COM
mon Lancaster at al: so bushels prime Lancaster
nj e1.12 62 bushels good Lancaster AT S1.05 446
bushels prime Labcast er on private terms 162
bushels good Lancaster al S1.ll: &c bushels good
mixed at 81 10; 70 bushels mixed a. $1.U6; $50
bushels very good Fultz at 81 03: $50 bushels very
good FultZ on private Terms; g bushels common
FultE ut &c.; 252 bushels good FurZat 81 258
bushels very good Fntz ut Sl.02: 80 bushels COM
mon Fultz AT S5c.; l92 bushels very good Fulrz at
81 O5; lao bushels very good Fuhz at 81 .04; go
bu heels prime Fultz at T105-total, 3,724 bushels.
CORN White. ll2 bushels very good OH private
terms; 81 bushels very good ut G6c.-total, 1876
bushels. Hired. 20 bushels good II 55c.
Oats.-100 bushels very good spring at Soc: IL
bushels very good spring at $50: 1914 bushels
winter on private terms 24U bushels prime winter
on private terms-total 722 bushels.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
FRIDAY, September 5, 1879.

FRIDAY, september D, 1879.
r- Country Produce.
AppIes: s1@sl.5o q barrel.
EeesDGr: zoe. p ID.
" corn Msat: Coo. 5 buslel for country; Csc. for
Dricd Fruit: Annes 2@sHc.; nearhes. peeled.
backberr!es. sc.
Fscthsrs: Prime nve-suos-. 35G4uc.; common.
Ffarseed: 81 = busheL
HsV: virginia timothy, 75@77Hc:: clover and
mixed Goa 65c. In demand. New York, Csc.
s@ts sa:ed irs. barrel s1@s2.25.
Lard: Country. GGGsc.
Rue: 65G70c. = busheL
Sumac: Prime. Ioc.
PnLed Stralo: 33@40c,
YhkLoW: 5fI5isc. I. ID.
wool: Washed. 2s@3oc.: uneashe1. 200 22c.
BURY wool will bring from 3 20 sc. = ID ltss tnan
ab@ye rates.
Cement, Lime. Plaster. &c.
Cement: Rose sdale, $3.50 q barrel.
Lime: Agricultural. So iUc. ntsilei; RocSa az
fshinr5, $i15; Glenn,s Fails. s5@9oc:
Plaster: Lump. $3.50; ground 20; calcined
:, Tar: Large size, ss.25ass.5o. -.
Drugs, Oyessufls. oils, &c,
/. 4i isM s. $3.50 . GALLON. - /
eoncsntrated Lys: sa.7s&sz = case Of four
CoehineGt: soc. p 10.
Extract nj L0gonod: i7c.. .. &.
" indigo: $1M51.10.
otis: Iinseed. 75c.: machine. slasa4s: sperm,
sI25; whale, tpc.; straits. 40tG45c.. Labrador
cod oil. 5O66Qc.; lard, 6Oc.; Sweet, 10 u dozen:
best salad. $3.50 Castor, Slao p gallon: Yirginia
Ton. ,...-. IT,. n. gt-....e f. .r =.
Race Ginger: &c. ~. e- ,.g -
Roots: Giuseas, DOC: csAeca, without TOP, $50
Soda sal, aas2e., 'n kegs; English sotar6s.
Spirits TEr0ertt1 &: Acc. .--...- p 49,.
.es...--s.rs,s Osy Goods.
Broom ShsettnIa and ShtrtfaGs: "A Manehes'
ter, &C.; MancaeSter b4c.:A Manchester, 4ac,
A James River, &C.; 4 James River. 5ac.;
James River. 4He "A GranitesiIIe 7hc. Granite
vile. 6c.: A P.ockhridge. 5hc; Roekbr1de: 5hG,
"A W. Cnnesp va. 7lac. = T.. Conestoga. &c: "
Cones,oga. 81, C; lO-4 reperill, 2ac.; l0-4 CITY
CSC: C6tto9 yarns. 90c.
sr,tta, Zee; A Masonville, 10c.: A Rockdale,
9c.; A.. Home. exc; ~ oneida, ige,: -
avonda,s, 7c.; Al Social. Sc; IL AmossE G
9Sc-; ryhite5sone. 9sc.; Rarnsley. o,ss.: % hee
Dog. ,5c b. Scituats, &c. :~hetnhau, oc.' ~ g
tsrH trough, 4c.s lo-4 WalfhaIn' 27hc. AVA 9as,
BYoton Drf,ss: Petersburg. &C.; GranissViils
az. rnekbridge, A, &c.; IA. skc.s -
Gorsa Jeans Pavop!z &c.. AMOS aosR e Ao x
hI 1890 Harlem. l2kc; Roston Steam mis- Sc
g e 4 hns snasas s Maashs ~
IEa.hincsnss c. :f7afnten. 6ss 6xci
/ Ssiiarvs M. Urenta, Pacfhc, &C; .ArnQ!e
/ axe; Harmony, 6kc.; Wamapsta: aHc'
Eaabrfes; Hce, 7c,; Sasllsh, oe'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-06

Mr.. Ho-Kun-H ua, the new Chinese pro-
lessor at Harvard, is a slender, richly
dressed man Of forty. File is now established
at Cambridge with his wife and six chill
dren. Ee is engaged to teach Mandarin
Chinese for three years at 5000 month. 1t
will be taught simply for commercial pur-
poses to those young businessmen intend
ing to go to the East. .,..,..,. CO..
Dir. Surgeons church, in London, EN-
pIoys eighty coIporteurs, who within one
year have visited $4,000 families, and
given away 10000 tracts and sold 81, 900
worth OF good books.
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stand s7Ist thefs % asxf1ns saosS being
made to induce that old veteran eofonei
William Martin 10 take the field In behalf
OF the homer aud good name OF old VIZ
ginia, and, II he should consent 10 do 90,
we may expect lively times. He will snite
the Pbilisiines, /" hip and thigh nli over
the county. At any rate, Colonel Martin
has consented to address the people at our
next court, the 9Th Instant. HENRY.
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Munificent Requests.

BALTIMORE, September 5.-The will Of
the late Thomas Wilson, OF this city, who
died Monday last, was filed for probate in
the Orphans Court to-day. Among other
beque>ts he makes the following: $4,000
each to the Home Of the Friendless, the
Orphan Asylum, the Boys Home, and the
Friends Society; S500,OUO to found and
endow "The Thomas Wilson Samaritan
for Children and Poor" and $500, 1000 in
aid OF the society already existing for the
uid Of the poor
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CUTICURA.
CUTICURA REMEDIES

CUr1cURA REMEDIES IL.
HAVE SPEEDILY AND PERMANENTLY
CURED HUMoRs OF THE SKIN AND SCALP
Z IA - avg
.e. OF CHILDREN AND INFANTS AT
,FLIcTED SINCE BIRTH. - 80
The treatment prescribed in such cases is mild
doses Of the .a~ ~ a." ..@
CUTICURA REsOLyENT,
perfectly safe yet powerful bloodpurifer, and the
external use OF r. '}.....
CUTICURA, .a.r..lt
the great skin cure The ..E# ~. 81 I'D.
....-..H CUTICURA SOAP
should he the only soap applied to the diseased skin
for cleansing purposes. ----'"
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CHILDREN AND INFANTS.
MoEE CURES OF SKIN AND SCALP AFFECTIONS
W. -. BY TIE CUTICuRA REMEDIES.

MoEE CURES OF SKIN AND SCALP AFFECTIONS
-n~ BY THE cUTIcuRA REMEDIES.
Fred Rohrcr. ESD, cashier Stock Growers Ma
tionai Bank. Pueblo, Colorado writes: II am so
well pleased with its effects my baby that can
not afford to be without II In my house. 1t is won
Gerul cure and is bound 10 become very popular rs
soon as its virtues are known 10 the masses"
j. s. Weeks ESQ.,, Town Treasurer 81. Adams, w.,
Saws in leItcr dated May 2Sth: 1T works TO charm
on nv baby's face and head. Cured the head entire
~ and has nearly cleaned the faee OF sores. nave
recommended IL 10 several, and DR.. Plant has Or
dered 1t for ihem."
nj. nj. Chick, Esq, Al Franklin street, Boston,
says. NV III tie daughter, eighteen months old. has
wTst the doctors cal. Eczema. We have tried most
everything. and ut las, have used CUTIcURA, and
she is almost new child, and we ieel very happy"
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Big Meeting at Norfolk.

Especial telegram 10 The Dspa.ch.]
NORFOLK, September 5.-Tbe campaign
was opened in this city tonight With fine
meeting on Court House Square, and Colo
mel Starke, Judge Heath, and Major Talia-
ferro-all advocates OF the McCulloch settle
ment-made excellent speeches.
None OF the readiustlng element put in
an appearance.
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Fatal Observation-Disclosures Explosion.

DETROIT, September 5.-The excursion
steamer Alaska, while few miles from the
mouth of Detroit river, in Lake Erie, to-
day exploded the dome of her boiler, r.
stantly killing the engineer and one deck
hand. Ten other deck hands were seriously
scalded and two fatally. Only one passen-
ger was injured.
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PRICKLY HEAT.

INCIDENTAL TO THE TEXAN CLIMATE. %
Messrs. Weeks g. Potter: Gentlemen.-EncieSed
please ind Ill for large box Of CUTICURA.' ,Ine
small one that received some time ago has been
very eiiicacious especially III Prickly Heat or Ras h,
as some people callit. am noising 1t about, yours
MASON, TEXAS, September 22,.1S7S. - -
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By telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. Sap'pmber 5-NOsn.-Stocks strong;
Money on cali. sac per cent. ENchange-Long,
4s04; short, 4S3. State bonds dull. Governments
firm.
Euening.-Moucy easy at 4a6 per cent. closing
at Exchange quiet ut 4s0A@4S14. Govern
meu,s firm; new So, 1O2a: "a per cents, 1o42s;
per cents, 1Olh, States dull.
- BAITIMURE.
BALTIMORE, September 5-Virgina 6's, old, %;
deferred, SIX; consos, 5SH: second series, IS: new
1O.4O's, 4DA; past-due coupons, 81. Bid to-day.
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1Second DiSDdtch.1

SAN FRANCISCO, September 5.-Three
fourths OF the vote in the city and State is
counted. Perkins is leading Glenn about
1850 and White about the same. The
completion OF the count will increase Per-
kins's plurality to $4,000 or $4,000. All the
State will go with the head, except the JUS
tees, which cannot vet be determined.
Kalloch continues to increase bis lead, and
is elected beyond a doubt.
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FROM THE BITE OF A PET DOG

FROM THE BITE OF A PET DOG.
PHILADELPHIA, September 5.-SiX weeks
ago the wife of ex.Sheriff William Ii. Kern,
OF this city, was bitten by pet dog: On
Tuesday last symptoms Of hydrophobIa APP
peared, and at O'Clock this morning she
died in great agony.
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P.tsr.Du,r Aron.sd..

THE LARuEsr Po1rTIcALGI THERfSG or YEARS
TO HEAR Ran. TUCKER And Mr.. KELLEY
IA GRAND TRfUNfH. "a " II ~ ~ il
SPErERsBrnG, epfember San immense
audience greeted Mesrs.: Tucker and Kei-
icy at the Academy oil; Music tonight. The
stage was beautifully decorated Will, State
and national fags, and large pyramid OF
flowers graced the speakers table. Ladies
and their escorts filledsthe first cutlery, col
ored people filled the second gallery, and
the crowd below pressed ont through the
doors. Such 8 political gathering has not
been known,in Petersburg for years.
+. Messrs. Tucker and Kelley delivered
magnificent arguments in favor OF the pay.
ment OF the public debt, and aroused the
vast, audience to the highest pitch OF en-
thusiasm. Their every sentiment in behalf
OF the maintenance OF the honor and credit
OF the old Commonwealth met with hearty
response from the audience, in which the
ladies Joined by waving bandkerchiets.
The meeting was q surprise in point Of
numbers to both friends aud opponents OF
the McCuloch bill, and is an augury OF
what Petersburg will do on the day Of cleo
ton. Very few Readiusters were present,
and they had no:one to represent them on
the. stage, - '>sss
The speeches to-DiSht accomplished great
good and highly encouraged the friends Of
the McCulloch law. ......
Put Petersburg down as all right for
honest settlement Of the State obligations.
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California Election.

SAN FRANCISCO, September 5-1l:30 4. III.
Returns from the city up to 2 A. NJ. place
Perkins Rep.), for Governor, 1,343, and
Kalloch (Workingman), for mayor, 353
ahead OF Flint (Rep. for mayor. The vote
is over half counted. There is no reason
to change previous estimates OF the result
in the city. =,
Perkins keeps gaining on Glenn (Dem.)
and White orkingman) in the interior,
and is likely to have 10000 plurality over
eIfber
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Mra. Snragup.

PROVIDENCE, September 5.-Mrs. Cathe-
rine Cbase Sprague has filed a petition in
the Supreme Court asking for the appoint
ment OF trustee OF her property and estate
in South Kingston, in this State. : . -..r .
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The CUTICURA REMEDIES are prepared by
WEEKS q POTTER, Chemist and Drngg lists. $50
Wastaspgton street. Boston, snds are for sale By l
dfuErisfs. Prlce ofCUTlcURA-Small boxes, o08s
large boxes, 81. REsoLYEET,41 per bottle. Gu.
TIcURA SOAP, 26e. per cake; BY mall, 30c.s three
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Four Persons Arrested for Murder az
ter'FOurfeen Years.

ST. LOUIS, September 5.-Four farmers
we're arrested at Carthage, Missouri, yes
tcrday for the murder CT John Bass JONES'
noted Confederate leader, fourteen years
ago. lust after the close OF the war. The
warrants are sworn to by a woman named
Lie Ody. 1t is said the arrests have been
given political significance, -ann!d cause
much excitement. -, . :. - s-.. ,ia,y.r.9 Z.
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FRIDAY, September 5, 1879.
The number OF breaks to-day comprised 239 hogs
heads and 40 tierces. The offerings at auction On
'Change were los packages; Of which number 65
were sold at prices ranging from So 10 to 5000.
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.rha a,uIx- Chishol1n MURDER Trial.

= The GUlIy-ChIsHUKHi % -. ,
trIDgKALB; MISS. September 5.---The trial
OF Henry J. Gully, for the murder OF MISS
Cornelia Chisholm, commenced tot day, and
np to.4 P. II. only four iurors-two white
and two black-were selected from the spe'
cial yenire of seventy.tiYe. 1t will proba-
bIy take another day to complete the jury.
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A $4,000 Fire i'm Sprinsvilie, n. Z.
BUFFALO. September 5.-Nipe buildings,
including the Opera II louise, were destroyed
by fire in SnringviIle, n. T., last night.
Toss 250 600
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FINANCIAL.
no HOLDERS OF ..E
CITY OF RICHMOND BONDS
MATURING In JULY AND AUGUST, 1880.

At meeting OF the Board OF Commissioners
OF The Sinking Fund held May !. 1879, II was
RESOLVED. That the acting president OF tho hoard
give public notice by advertisement that the OUT
Standln. bonds Of the city OF Richmond. due In
1850 win on and after the 1:t day Of july, 1879,
be redeemed presentation ut the office OF the
Auditor OF the city. .... t..
In pursuance Of the above directions. hereby
give notice that the SIX PER CENT BONDS OF
THE CITY. due In July. 1880, amounting to S67,-
45i.37. and August. 1880, amounting to s37,-
56S.2S-totai. Sl05.O10G5-w,i he redeemed at
PAR AND ACCRUED INTEREST on preSehta-
tion at the office OF the Auditor of The city and
after the lST DAY OF JULY, 1879.
HENRY G. CANNON,
Acting President Commissioners Sinking Fund.
my3 ..
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seven Persons Drowned In Hender-
..tr 80. III sOu,s Bay 1.srasass - .@.E.s

sAcKE TTs HARBoR. N. Y, September. D.
Seven persons. five of whom leave. families,
were drowned I'M Henderson's Bay,.lnis
morning by tie cspsizing Of the yacht w est
Wind. Two chung TO spar and were res
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
flour.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

fine, $3.50: sunerfne. 1926; extra SIS; COM
NOR family, $5.25@s5 so; iaIcy brands, 500
S7.50. 49,.
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FLOUR

go, .!.N SO tFI,NUR. Aaifs.a stsoIH s5R',tt
NEW + L q err. -,<is'i,ss 'e = = S.,
= 'sts' Landing tfis morning, and 70 arrlys
1000 barreleSl JEW. ExIRA sps hAasas z II shssuA
q IN eSIiIR Ens EEEG ANGE En-" SNH ok4Ekh1si
" WHITE LILY" aud "Moss Rose tgpa cn
'yS q. ), SAVAES v W.
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HUAIOR ON A. CHILD SINCE BIRTH CORED
- AFTER FAITHFUL MEDICAL TREAT
MENy HAD EAJTED

MENT HAD FAILED.
MeSSrs. Weeks & Potter: Gentlemen,-My little
son. TWO years Of age, has had humor on one side
Of his face since ne was boru, which during The last
four months has spread over The entire side OF the
face, The chin ear, and side of the head. 1t must
scratched The surface all the time, no matter what
was applied. used many remedies by advice of
friends and my physician without benefit until
found CUTIcUnA. which immediately allayed the
itching and Inflammation and entirely cured him.
Respectfully, JOHN L. SURRY,
with Walworth Manufacturing Company.
BOSTON, April 10, 1878. ..>r7ls:ts' - =
Note.--Once cured, the skin may be rendered soft
and fair by usiug the Cuticura Soap exclusively
toilet or nursery purposes. 1915 .8t'. < r.
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Victory Crowns the Conservatives at
GOrdOnsviIle. r.

vACGOEJ SRo~hs IAsS oeasSNA ss~&As~c So
GOrdOnsviIIe.
Especial telegram TO the Disp.tch]
GoRDoNsvILLE, September 5.-Parson
Massey filed an appointment here tonight,
and was met by General Hunton and Major
Gregory. He positively declined an equlta-
BILE adjustment OF time, demanding to be
allowed to begin and conclude, and to be
given half hour extra. He has been too
much heralded, or was not all himself to-
night. A sprinkling Of Readiusters here
invited him to come, but the audience was
at no time in sympathy with him, and the
little applause he got was feeble. ~
Gregory had the first reply, and the peo-
pie were soon enthusiastic. He took up
the few telling points Massey had made,
riddled them, and fairly cruci6ed him. An
uounciug Supreme-Court decisions, book
in hand, be demolished Massey's sophis-
tries, and sat down, after an hours speech,
amid storm Of applause. An eloquent
tribute to Hunton's career in Congress was
heartily cheered.
General Hun.on, with only a balf-hour's
time, made strong and unanswerable ar
gument for the McCulloch bill, aud had the
closest attention. At the end OF his speech
many people left the hall. ---.-
| Massey read Judge Hughes's letter in re-
ply, and. though he had dictated time. bad
to be called to order by the Chair, and in
sisted on continuing. =.
Victory crowns the Conservatives. -.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

STRIKERS ACCEPTING REDUCTION IN WAGES.
LONDON, September 5.-The striking cot
ton-operatives at Northend and River
Meadow mills, in Staleybridge, have accept.
ed reduction in their wages. The opera
tives' association did not encourage them to
resist, although they are only making three
days in a week. The hands Mt two or three
other mills where notice OF a reduction Of
wages had been posted have quietly accept
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