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OUR wH1TE-sULPHUR LETTER,

! OUR WHITE-SULPHUR LETTER.
A NATURAL RACE couRsE--A PLACE OF MEET.
! ING FOR THE BEST HORSES OF KENTUCKY
| AND THE EAsT--THE SEASON CONTINUES
! BRILLIANT-GLASS BALL SHOOTING - PER
| eoNAL ITEMS. =. ...... -,-,...,
| Correspondence. of the Richmond DispatchJ
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
August %, 1879.
There is q good deal said just now in IA
yor OF the establishment .of race-course
here; and why not! Saratoga has one, and
SO has Loug Branch, aud both are greatly
benefited by their summer meetings. Then
the best descendants Of Lexington and the
fastest stceds In the stables OF Lorillard,
boswell, and others would find a'conyenl-
ent meeting-place here. and contend before
brilliant crowd OF spectators for glory and
| big purses. There is no trouble in hndlng
| the course, for at s'Beauregard," formerly
| the property OF Mr.. J. A. Cowardin, and
now the seat OF Mr.. James Grant, wealthy
gentleman from Great Britain, nature has
laid out one of the most beautiful race-tracks
on the continent. 1t is as smooth as floor,
and hemmed in by hills and mountains,
| which make a natural, beautiful ampbithea-
ire. Captain Babcock, who rode over 1t with
| me the other day, says it will give a course
of nearly two miles (tbe best he ever saw
for few hundred dollars judiciousl " eX-
pended in improvements. The home
stretch would be superb, and during the
race every leap OF the horses could be seen
by spectators from the start to the close OF
the race. Messrs. Peyton, Grant, and all
the leading gentlemen here are very much
interested, and do not see why we shall
not have races at the White before very
long.
THE GLASs-BALL SHOOTING. So :
This innocent amusement is now very
popular here, and crowd OF ladies and gen.
tlemen witness the exhibitions every eve
ming. The best shots are Messrs. Carter
Wormley, Of King William, and Harry Du-
luny, OF Loudoun. -.-..
THE SEASON CONTINUES BRILLIANT.
There Is still large crowd here, and the
season promises to continue gay Tor weeks
vet. The ball last night was brilliant and
many handsome new faces appeared for the
first time.
Personal NEWS ITEMS.
Hon. Ran. Tucker, Judge Robertson,
and MIR. james Green take dispositions du-
ring the forenoon and enjoy the Springs the
remainder OF the day. The accomplished
daughter OF General Getty, OF Old Point,
is here. Colonel Thomas j. Evans and
Messrs. Charles L. Todd and Il. Il. Elicit
look as coptented as if they hac determined
to settle at the White for good. Mr. Adams,
clerk OF the House of Representative, con-
tinues to participate in the balls nightiy,
and is one OF the most popular gentlemen
here. Miss Sallie Oud has gone to the
Jordan Alum. Governor Mathews and Mr..
Taylor Berry have returned. Richmond is
still largely represented.
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Corset ysaas: pasonis, Sc: Aasos4e.s. Zoe.
i Halloween. 80.
as. sass naf sE Bs ss1:n Ms e
WashinssoE. &C.: Hamilton. Sc.; Nerrfnscf. S2c.
g.: Harmony: $40: Wamsutts. lf. = =
/ Onnts1cs. Rice. 7c.: Enziishs &c b
Fsretgr Fruits and Can1y.
Candy: 12612Hc q b.
Lemons Mes.na. s6 04s . box.
Oranges: s3.600e6. = b.
,a..s. groceries. re.
Bacen: Shoulders, &C.: .eseas riA-s.des, Sc. :.
Tnis hos-round. 7a7kc. Virxinia Mans. large,
s@I0e.: small. l0GlIc; ssgar-e nrro. uscsnvssed.
bla: i6aiS Ssn'.s: ss, h11 plain
three sef SasD s E.lasss rs hoops
s5ces s5a MG s s.ni ss sas three '.
.Cefes: Rto-Common. 10x01lc.: fair. 1lY0
12Hc.; good % prime l4aloc.; Lssuay.a. $50
Camdtea: Adansntine candles. l24eSl3c. p set
15@l6kc. p D.: half-boxes. 13c.: talon. lac.
:sss G,,m Prime S sa'1s &c. uonesD and
English dairy. lsa9 zoe; Pineapple, 26c.
Rice: Carolina. 7kta8e.: Ranaoen. &C.
North Carolina gross. s4as4:5o: North Caro-
lima roe; In halS-sarrels ss@ss.So. sl.ckere'-
S Ss; Pay "a ri No. erf t 81 . Sc
10. = IN kiss .isss; 10. si:so. j. KITS 'z'z''
barrels, TIC. = ~ -" -.
notassss: Common syrup-Hossbeaas. lsc.
herces. Ice. barrels. l7e.: genuine soi~en svrap
3h645c. y gallon: New Orleans. prime 4Oa55c.
SAT-: Liverpool, from store, $3.50. Ground
alum, from store. soc. p sack.
Stdnr: Crushed. 9sc.; powdered. exc: grsnu.
lated. exc: A, Sh@Sac.; u S4e.: extra 9, &c.
yellow. $40 Ne: CIT toaf. 10c. Porto Rico, De-
merara, 1U@s 10hc.
Soep: Common. 5@7c.; best washing. 7xase
toilet. l5@20c.: and fancy prices: country.4Hsoc
Teas: Black, 5?c.G&l.-the last prime article
imperial, 8l.l0@sl.6o; gunpowoer, &l.46el.7s
Ter strictly choice. 49,
Hides. Leather. Sc.
Hides: Green, 4a3c.: drv sailed. 0011c-: drT
STINT. 139l4c.; wet sailed. 6Hse7c-; wet sa,ted calf
Leather Sole leather. oak. soa55c.: sole leather
hemlock. ! 5!sde23c country uppcr. 30Gh0e.: city
hnlsh l8fG22c. a foot: kip. 4Qd75c.p NJ harness,
coCntry. 25@30: city finish. 30ds35s. a d.: calf.
SKINS, French. s1@$l.9o q d.; rough sdrtfnz
20@23c. - :.
-. Powder. Shot. &c. g.
Fuse: Toys mining, 35c.@$1.25 . 100 fes.
Potodcr: 1918 By the five Segs-e5o than fgt
kegs, 1928: blasting, &3.25@s3.So:
Saot: Northern, 81 IS - bav OF rs hE.
Grindstones: 1A(G2Isc. "A b.
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THAT the blockade Of Iquique has been aus
pended. The Gillian iron-clad, Admira
Cochrane has been toWed 10 Caldera, and
the feet Is at Antofogasta. Bolivia orders
nitrate to be embargoed In Europe. The
Peruvian monitor Monco Capac has arrived
at Islay. Fl. Il ..s.ti 3..t. ,s.
49, Foreign Items. y
ST.. PETERSBURG, August 22.-Three OF
the five male NfblIists who were sentenced
by the military tribunal at Odessa to be
hanged were to be executed there at 10
O'Clock this morning. The woman who
was sentenced to exile in Siberia Is only
fifteen years old.
| WARSAW, August GA coHrt-martial
here has condemned eight peasants to hard
labor in the Siberian mines for terms rang
ing up to four years for opposing the de-
marcation Of their plots OF land.
PIETERAARTTzBURG. August 5.-Reports
from trustworthy sources state the Beers
have determined to fight unless their indie
pendeDce is restored.
LONDON, August % Edward Strathearn
Lord Gordon), one OF the judges Of appeal,
died recently in Brussels, In bis sixty.sixth
year.
LIVERPOOL, August 22-The London cor
respondent OF the Courier says the steamer
Faraday, when spoken on Tuesday last i'm
latitude 1919, longitude 1890, was grap-
ping for the cable, which had been cut in q
storm. ...
PARIS, August 22.-The Republique Fran.
ediSe states that the Powers have sent some
thing like an ultimatum to the Porte, Civ
ing it forty EIGHT hours to Fix the date OF the
first meeting Of the Ottoman and Greek
plenipotentiaries. Although this account
Is considered exaggerated, it is believed
that considerable pressure will be used.
LONDON, August 22.-The Gazette an
nounces that the Grand Cross OF the Order
OF the Bath has been conferred upon Lord
Chelmsford, late commander Of her Males
tvs forces in South Africa. "a.
| LONDON, August 22.-Thc condition OF
Sir Rowland Hill is somewhat improved to-
/ day.,
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The Discussion I'm Giles County.


s.n,: DUBLIN, VA, August 20, 1879.
Senator Witbers and John W.. Daniel met
General Malone and Parson Massey at Giles
Courthouse ON the 18th, and more COM
plete victory was never gained by the Con-
Sentative party. Each side occupied two
and quarter hours, Parson Massey closing.
Out OF a crowd OF three hundred, heard
no man estimate over, thirty Readjusters.
II twenty-five were present my vision and
hearing are at faulr. The people were en-
Enthusiastically with Daniel and Withers from
the beginning, Massey had not proceeded
fifteen minutes before ut least bali the peo-
ple LETT the courthouse. It. was; a Read.
iusters' call for a i" mass-meeting," but the
utterly failed, and some bali
dozen thenrmet in a room in the hotel and
there held their .mass-meeting." Write
Giles down the "banner,, cnn-.y - 'Sy'n-
woSt virginia. Has1iS,
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CLARKE COUNTY.

BERRYVILLE, VA, August 20, 1879.
Editors Dispatch: Rev. DR.. Mcdonald,
SN Richmond, pastor Of the Second Baptist
ihurch, is preaching series OF sermons at
ne Baptist church in this place. This
Pthurch Is under the pastoral care OF Rev.
0. Elyson. who. as occasion fayors, has
,ach men as DR.. Curry and DR.. Mcdonald
70 give our people the benefit OF talent with
which the Richmond pulpit is favored. Dr.
Mcdonald has been preaching most accept
ably TO attentive congregations. DR.. ker-
loot, of Eutaw-Place Baptist church, Balti-
more, is also visiting friends in the neigh
torhood, and will. doubtless favor the Bap-
list congregation with sermons. 80
Having referred TO "spiritual refresh
lag" it may not be improper to state that we
] have been greatly refreshed materially. The
4 !sas have been fne. and vegetation is luxu-
j iiant. II Brother Massey were TO come
a!o this neishborhood he could not make
much Roadway in discussing the drought.
= One Of the best suggestions amongst the
extracts in your paper from the Virginia
i liessj respecting the danger OF the Mozart
4sil party proceeded from the Clarke Cots-
! "a. The fear was expressed by thee editor
4 that Journal that Virginia might be 80 Oh
a 'Ided so as to make her position doubtful
j 10 The presidential contest OF 1880. The de.
s2ns OK the Mozarters, however. should oe
"hipped in the bud" they doubtless en-
i NCl large acceSsions to their strength ny
lne aid Of the colored vote. The best Con-
NffailYe speakers should address them
serves especially to the colored people OF
Every neigbborhood. Let the colored man
Akhew that it Is 10 the interest OF his race to
& wand by the State in this emergency, and
VIII be the first to repudlate the repudi-
! Tors. = : -,
Aen OF property in this section are al
al'st unit in favor OF the settlement OF
s I State debt as proposed last winter.
.pele are few agtators, who, after the
nyment OF their just debts, would not be
sne 10 buy TAT cent sack) salt enough to
, yhsA'e the Toes OF jay-bird, that represent
49,, seunlry as ruined unless they are per-
S NE 70 yentilate their rhetoric in the
h. ns W legislation. AS far as property is
The writer OF this letter belongs,
"S,s siass to whom FIVE dollars. these
When nnes," Is a large fortune. But
who b We zee the great body Of. the men
The se ssIe lne taxes to pay satisfied with
sofbisa fnent, why should We. who have
y, iba + Undertake to regulate the finances
phsdd commonwealth II this matter be
Of tSs !airy and clearly before the masses
kJ- people they will arise "in the ms
Apj,,,oo their strength = and sweep the
hst UT, 30 FAR from the face Of the earth
he Isan .ning will remain except, perhaps,
Boh,ss9i Pnrson Massey dangling from
L, ~'slfs q hole in the sky" So mote 1t
49, - - =. - a. NJ T. a
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ATLANTA, August 22.-The presentation
Of Carpenters portrait OF DR.. Long. the
discoverer OF anastbesia, TO the Alumni OF
the University Of Georgia, to be placed in
the Capitol, was made in the hall of the
House of Representatives to-day in the pre-
sence OF the Governor, Mrs. Long and fam
lily, many. prominent personages, and a
large number Of ladies and gentlemen.
Senator Gordon made the presentation ad-
dress, and Hon.B. &C. Yancey. made the re-
ception speech. Mr.. FL. L. Stuart, the do
nor Of the portrait. received hearty and
merited praise In both speeches.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. AUGUST 2e, 1879.


ARRIVED.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk United states
mil. merchandise, and passengers L. D. Aa'uin'
Schooner George Bowdo'n, Phihpps' Baltimore
Schoomcr Mnoiyia Miles. Nelson. Cobb's Island
min Norfolk, Old Dominion Fishing and Yacht
Club.
Steamer Wy.noke Cpseh, New T na merchan'
steamer j. ". Evfrman, Carr, fhiiaaelpiss-
merchandise and passengers. }. W. mcCarnek'
Schooner A. ". Edwards. Cordery, Philadelphia,
rairoad.ties. Curtis / Parker.
Schooner ~ v. Cook. FsichenbRrg, Jersey City,
raiIroas-ties. Curtis & Parker. ~. :
schooner Jshn y. Parker, Evans, Perth Amboy,
Schooner Eddie Palmer, Baltimore, grain, Curtis
K Parker. .... NJ ..
NORFOLK, August 2I.-Arrived: Schooner Will
liam Donley Moore, from Richmond. bound TO Phil
ateiphia. ar.E ~. !.
PHILADELPHIA. August 20.-Arrised: Schooner
Mary anu Frances, Mullen. from K,ehmend
DISASTER.
Schooner seGFSe Rsge n Sg a
reported,, while living at anchor OF White shoal
Light; was struck BY steamer Isaac Ben on the
taken in tow bythaf steamer and an attempt made
to bring her 10 Norfolk, but she found 20 be TOO
The middle OF Iismplo Roads she foaudered. The
captain his wife, and crew were taken Oh tue isaac
Bell aud brought safely 70 Norfolk; s.,a,,
at Vineyard Haven 18th, split mainsaif and ayine
jib In The gale OF the 18th. =.
a, VInessrd haven iSb broke nsIa spl
mansaii and jib IN the gale or The I9tH
phiaSeInsi. sanH ID Vile ssos sS; night
OF august ism B, telegraph. q zss
NEW YoRE, August 22-Arrived; Schooner
She loaf natB51lI
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
FRIDAY, August 90, 1877


Country Proape,~
szesssSas: :; 256o9sis. 5 ..
Butter: Prime to choice yellow, l4@lsc.; fair
" corn corn .asal: coo. p bushel for country; CSC for
Dried Fruit: Apples. 2@34c.: neaches. peeled
&C.; nnpeeIed. 2@3e.: cherries, l2Hc. y b.; black
berries, 4G4Hc.
TsGthers: Prime nye-goose, 35@40c.; common.
N E s1@s1 o. p sG %sa,u, ,,,vsr and
mixed. 60a65c. In demand. New York, Coo.
oats; Baled, 5o4B soc.
P f9ta ,, Irish az barrel, $l@*2.2o.
Rye: G5@70c. p ousliel.
S Bs1sd stra ss s5@4oc.
Vol: washed. 2s@3oc.: unvashea. 2o@22c.
BURY wool will bring from 10 sc. Z, ID less tnan
above rates.
.t Cement, Lime, Plaster. sc.
Cement: Rose.daIs, $50 p barrel.
lime: Agricultural, go l0c. bashel; Rockand,
ishinsj, Ills; Gienn's FANS, s5@soe:
Plaster: Lump. $3.50; ground, %; calcined
Tar: Large size, s3.o5@ss.5o.
Drugs, Dyes.utis. Oils, &c.
z 4zsns; - $3.50 p gallon.
Concentrated Lys: s2.7o@$4 . ease OF four
GeeIsnsat: 81 Soc. p 10.
faafas: Vsleg ssa. ~
ais: Ins ass 7sc: machine spern.
so siI 81: soasos; lard, ess.; sweet S. aczea:
best saad $3.50 castor, $50 p gallon Virgins
lubricattng, 30@50c.: kerosene, l0cn cash, D gsi-
Race Ginger: &c.
Roots: Ginseng, soc.; seneca, without top. sbe
So5o :. Gal 1xn2c I'm kegs. EnSlish so<ia &c
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NIsrfoclk.

VESSELS IN DISTRESS TO OUR THE
CITY-DEkD BODY OF CAPTAIN sWILBURN
F0uSD-HUNG JURY. f59:55 sss
f-a Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, VA, August 22.-Several yes
sells came In the harbor to-day In distress,
having encountered the late storm at sea.
Chesapeake bay is full OF wreck material
from the Eastern Shore farms.
Herman Fould, son Of a Jewish rabbiof
Norfolk, was ordered by the Mayor to quit
the city to-day for disturbing the peace by
his scandalous and disreputable practices.
The body. Of Captain WiIburn, who was
drowned in Tanners creek during the late
storm, was found floating in the creek In
front Of the residence OF Mr.. T. b. Brown.
The deceased was native Of Gloucester
county, and was.abont twenty-five years OF
age. ,.5 -..- ..... -.
There, was hung jury to-day in the case
OF Barbara Gordon, who was tried as an ac-
cessory to the murder Of her husband, Max
Gordon, and the case was continued to
Thursday next. 80. .-s- ...,.. .
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An IDterestfne Question.
TIE RIGHTS OF INTERMENT IN CATHOLIC CEN
., ETERIES.

THE RIGHTS OF INTERMENT IN CATHOLIC CEN
.r., ETERIES.
NEW YORK, August 21.-The question Of
the right OF trustees OF cemeteries con-
trolled by the Catholic Church to prevent
interment in consecrated ground OF those
who had in their lifetime belonged to secret
societies will come before the courts to-day
in test case brought by the relatives Of
Dennis Coppers, who was accidentally
killed last week, Coppers was a communi-
can't OF the Episcopal Church and bis rela-
tiyes were Roman Catholics. The body
was placed in the receiving vault OF the
cemetery pending tue decision Of the Vicar
General, and this being adverse, Coppers's
friends have asked for temporary iniunc-
ton to prevent its removal, and this will be
argued to-day before Judge Bruut. The
ease is exciting much interest.
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Execution In Texas:

GALVESTON, August pa Neaos special
from Austin says: "Taylor AXE was to-
day executed in the presence OF 1000 spec
tators, mostly negroes. He declared his in
nocence in a speech to the crowd, and main
tanned his composure until the black cap
was drawn on, when he deferred the final
moment by various pretexts. The drop fell
while he sang "John Browns Body" His
neck was broken by the fall. Axes crime
was rape committed on German girl,
aged thirteen, in July, 1878" 5~'A -.
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CANAL NAVIGATION REsroRED.-We re-
ceived the following yesterday from Indian
Rock, dated the 18th: -. ....
Dear Vnginidn,-The boat Emma, Cap
tain Thomas w. Station, the first through
boat from Lynchburg since the disastrous
food of November, 1877, arrived this morn
ing with an assorted cargo OF nero hanGise,
and was hailed with three cheers by the In
dian Rockers. The captain and crew were
warmly welcomed by their old friends mere,
after an absence Of two years.-Lynchburg
KirQinidn. -.
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x,r,Ionts at work in Arizona.

SAN FRANCISCO, August PA dispatch
from Phoenix, Arizona, says: " The Vigi-
lance Commhtee.this morning, after order
ing all places Of business to be closed.
marched TO the Jail, took out the mel re-
Gently arrested for murder, hung them to
tree in the Plaza, warned a number OF other
bad characters to leave town, and then
quietly dispersed. No resistance was made
to their proceedings" sE' p, =:
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LEPROSY,
. MODERN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RESULTS

MODERN MISUNDERSTANDING RESULTS
FROM THE USE OF cuTIcUKA.
Messrs. Weeks & Potter: Gentsemen,-We have
. case of Icprosy in our poorhouse which Is. being
cured by your .CuTICuRA remedies. The county
had employed all of our DOCTORS and had sent to
New York for advice, but to no avail ,.
The patient commenced using the CUTIcURA
and I'm mediatelY began getting better. 81 Z.
|" He had been confined to his bed for two and one
half years. Had not had hisr clothes on during
this time. Last week he dressed for the first time.
When lie walked, there would at least one guar
of scales come off Of him. Egg. ..s....-..
This happened every Gay.
t. We think IL is wonderful cure.
We do not say he Is cured, but he Isl q fair way
to be cured, to say the least. Yours truly,
DUNNsiIAsisGa RRd HBB Booksellers.
/, yuuHN, MICH. February IL, 1879.
Eote.-Messr s. Dunniug Brothers are thoroughly
reliable gentlemen, and were unknown to us pr1or
to the receipt of this letter. We firmly believe 'hs
CUTIcuRA Will permanently care this very severe
case Of Leprosy, as 1t has doHe many others.
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THE QuANTICo RouTE.-The statement
published in the Gazette of the 10th instant
that it had been determined not to put the
steamers on the route between Quantico
and Washington proves to have been erro-
neous.. 1t may, be stated upon good author
ity that the delay in putting on the boat is
alone owing to desire of the Potomac Steam
boat Company to put none but a frst-class
iron steamer on the line, and that this will
be done at as early date as Possible.
andriu Gazette. a....
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The Webb Boyton Swim.

CAPTAIN! WEBB sUCCUABs TO CRAMPs-BOYToN
j STILL SWIMMING.
NEWPORT, August 92.-The great SWIM
ming match between Captain Paul Boyton
ana Captain Matthew Webb began at 8
O'CLOCK this morning off Easton Beach. The
swimmers We're steady at work swimming
around two buoys, 80 placed as to make q
mile course, until 1890 A. NJ, when mis-
fortune occurred which practically ended
the race. Captain Webb was seized with
violent cramps, which rendered his limbs
powerless. and be had to be taken from the
water. He had at that time made eight and
a quarter miles to Boyton's ten. Webb's
trainer attributed the attack OF cramp to his
not being accimated.
Captain Boyton is still swimming, and al
J O'Clock bad made twenty miles, but wa:
then going slowly. Heavy bets are being
made that he will not cover twenty five
miles by midnight. !.
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CUTICURA.
NUTICURA REMEDIES .-
INFAILIBLY CURE ALL SKIN AND SCALP
DISEASES, sCALY ERUPTIoNs,
ITCHINGs, AND 1RRI- ~.
,.TATIONS. -. 80. ..

The testimonials Of permanent cures Of Skin and
Scap-Diseascs. which have been the torture Of q
lifetime. by the CUTIcURA REMEDIES are more
wonderful than any ever before performed by any
methods or remedies known 10 the medical profess
sion.
CuTIcURA REsoLvENT, powerful Blood-Puri-
fer Is the only purifying agent which finds its way
into the circulating fluid and thence through tho oil
and sweat glands to the surface Of the skin, thus
destroying The poisonous clements with which
these vessels have been daily charged.
CUTIcURA, the Great Skin Cure, applied exter-
na,Iy. arrest, all unnatural morbid growths which
cover the surface of the diseased glands and tubes
with Scaly, Itching. and Irritating Humors, speedily
1t removes them leaving the pores open, healthy, and
free from diseased particles Of matter. -::.sT .
Thus internally and externally do these great
remedies act in conjunction, performing cures that
have astonished the most noted physicians Of the
6av = 2
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Prepared by WEEKS & POTTER, Chemists and
Druggists, $50 Washington street, Boston, Mass.
and for sale by all druggists and dealers Price OF
c1Jr1cuRA-small boxes. so cents; large boxes
containing two and one half times the quantity OF
sm,lD. 81. REsoLvENT. 81 per bottle. CUTIcURA
soxp, 90 cents per cake; by mall 80 cents; three
800 TX .-nt,. ,,ese.. my 1sTu, Th&S
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Turf Notes.

LONG BRANCH, August %. Pierre Loril-
lard's new purchase, Falsetto, arrived yes
terday at Monmouth Park. There is every
prospect OF match between Falsetto and
Spendthriit, to be run at Monmouth next
week, .. -..
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An Fmbesxlins, Posr.Onee Clerk.

NEwooRI.EAks, August 22.-Eugene Gar
dere( coloredl, q former member OF the Lee
gislature, and for some years past clerk In
the post-offce, has been arrested, charged
with embezzling valuable letters. One firm
alone claim to have lost 800 letters contain:
ing remittances., Gardere was Imprisoned
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-23
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, August 22, 1879.


RICHMOND, August %, 1879.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, $50 bushels. Red, 3,67s bush.
els.
CORN White. 266 bushels.
OlTs.-S54 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. 100 bushels good at s ,O6; ] SO
bushels very good ut S1.O7-total, $50 bushels
Red, 90 bushels very good amber at sl.09; "a
on private terms: 500 bushels prime Lancaster
at 81 90; 252 bushels very good Lancaster al
$1.O9; ~ bushels mixed at 81; l24 bushels
mixed ut $1.04; 1873 bushels y,rY good FutZ al
81: $50 bushels Fultz on private terms: loo
bushels prime Fultz ut 81: ITO bushels FuliZ at
at &C.,; la bushels common at 90e.; 90 bu.hels
very good at 9sc.-tota'. 3.346 bushels.
Corn White, 266 bushels prime ut 55c.
OATs.-6O bushels very good Water al 40c.; 10
bushels on private terms; "a bushels common win
ter at 3Se.; 20 bushels winter at Age. % bushels
mixed at 35c; so bushels mixed at 36c.-total
SEA bushels.