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The daily gazette., 1879-03-14
A Card.
For the Gazette.

The attention of the undersigned has
been called to an item which appeared
The GAZETTE of yesterday, wherein it
Is stated that they "are in favor of the
rem val of the county seat to Whining
>on." This we deny, and in doing SO,
state, that we are not, and never have
been, In favor of the removal OF the
county seat from New New Castle.
GEO. GRAY,
JOHN II. RODNEY,
A. b. COOPER.
New Castle, Del, March 13, 1873.
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III Ti1I -, ------
ohLlC SALES TOMORROW

b.,ni ni.iC SALES TOMORROW.
i '",ft% " y, afternoon, at four O'Clock.
~ n,, ~ ntald, will sell at public sale
m I'M, premises, a lot on the west side Of
i. Fo,n, 'lll street, between Thirteenth
h. o"l1'eenth, near the Wilmington
/ 60 o1fi,ay~lne f"s, n Cemetery. The lot is
hi ,na 'ee[' L Is eliglbiy located, and is
sal. l,.t sI, pest building sites ever offered.
| (ten,isnl ,s,s should be well at ended. '''''
IA 1.'1', e.,a,d Is also directed to the sale
|n,on 'Ite h at two o'clock tomorrow
l' Thia oy he Union Loan Associa.
| No nis y sale comprises the store 1uY,n nron-
bpirp west west Fourth street, a three &
TON or'Vh ,ma house on Front street. 1aler naer
6reG, , t@o n",l brick houses in I Chris heaa iana
! kv, Av,aneeaar NEAR Union street, ,,'S ON Dana ,sna
In nt',ae, A~Sn,a and lot 50 x loo W feet .t',S, nn
ton a,venae, s,ren,, bytween Rodney I ,sr' ood od
fr'y should be rslsons sfso >, interested in
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SEVERELY INJURED IN A PRINT
RkS-ATIEMPTED SUICIDE

CHESTER, March 12.-Thomas Hold
en-, boy about ten years old, had his
arm caught in the machinery of the Ed
dystone Print Works ,ast evening, tear
ing all the flesh Off below the elbow.
Amputation will be necessary. The
boy Is suffering We y much. 49,. Philip Fl
Dougherty, private watchman in the
Ninth ward, yesterday attempted to
commit suicide by jumping into Ridley
creek. He was rescued. Dougherty has
been drinking considerable for few
weeks past.
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pam IRON lNocULATIoN.-Georg
f'oP u''aersieeve died in New York
nays ago from the inoculation of
~ '''u' at a dissection four years
""e'i ne was a medical student.
O'H'' students, poisoned at the same
ill., b'%' o,,'' also died, one two years ago
|'"e other one year ago.
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WASHINGTON during the next few
'le contest for the Speakership will
|'own IN the shade by the battle be-
u The blooming Widow Oliver and
'AaioF Cameron. The tender reve-
Pis begin To-day.
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[W JERSEY has determined to re-
'Ae convict labor contract system.
|OilI Tor It's abolition, which obtained
Y majority in the lower branch Of
gsslature, has been defeated in the
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All STREET YEsTERDAY.-The
n''fNet was fairly active and steady,
r ''r a lew stocks. Government
4 were Inn, State steady and rail-
"iesolar' Money on call was fairly
~ % u per cent, advanced for
kea, 10 opsr cent and closed at 8
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Farm Purchased.

VIM. b. Bowie has purchased the farm
in Surratt's district, Prince Georges
county, Nd, on which John A. Fraser
lately resided, $40 acres, for 1000.
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INDICATlONSfFOR. TODAY.

y tie Middle Stalss, ~,sarm south to
|r@a' and partly cloudy ,oeatl.er, dur
Igh toHred during The night by de-.
', colder Wedther, ram or snow md
barometer, mith aortteris 10 westeriy
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{IRsT EDITION:
6EALD & co.
|n.yKERs& & BROAE"s'
AND DEALERS IN

poNDS. LOANS. MORT
lCks,, sGnMMERCIAL PAPER.
.,ox uousE, WILMINGTON, DEL.
H., coupon. and General Collec,
ere1i ereTicSels to aud drafts on dfea'
dnJ o,her parts OF the world.
A .lyd
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Flesh wounds and cuts can be healed
by few applications of Keller's Roman
Liniment All druggist sell it for so
cents a bottle.
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CHEAP BAR GLASSES.
All kinds OF bar glasses at wholesale
prices. 217 King street. -
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s,.,..cial and'COmmercfal.

,xaros. Del, March IA, 1873.
test SOCK quotations Hoass ,ssn1sn1a Ru:ld,nsy ny
- a,npton, Del. at II M. to-day.
s,,ncY QUOTATIONS..
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Local stocks and Bonds.
|ona Bank of Delaware...... ooo
/ National Bank. k.................''.1 1lH
In National BANK
hnal Bank VIII. and BrAndywine.. %
hefs BANK. K...........ss.. -
mmgton Coal Gas COmpany........ 10
|ware R. r. Co. Co.......................'",
Iware Western X II Co Stock, "
H. vii. 4 Baltimore X. X. Cp..... 10
IN a Northern X. X. Co. IL
|ware state Bonds, l05
|nington city 6s.....................losso oo
hinglon city s.................. i0I
Castle County Loan. n................. ~ ~
|ware Railroad. FIRST Mortgage. ..... luz
|ware Railroad, extension. .10i
Passenger Railway Co. 1st mort. loo
- Stock, I
bnc Hall Ca Bonds. ds....................... 100
/ IAN
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Wilmington MARKETS.

Del, Mar n IA. 1878
|patlons al the BraBdywlne Mills for
i and Grain, furnished by W. g.
|yp.c ser 4 Co. Corrected iDaily.
Iale 1t Process Flour. 75a 7.75
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Claims of Colored Soldiers Prouided
Until July 1850 White SoldiersJor
Left out in the Cold.
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CHARLOTTE COUNTY.
THE CROPS-LOCAL TRAFFIC-PlC.NIC AND
BALL-PERSONAL, &C. -

BALL-PERSoNAL, &c. .r
AUGUST 16, 1879.
Editors Dispatch We are having goot
rains, and The vegetation generally Is be
ginning to wear a new face, especially oul
tobacco crop, which will probably make an
average yieia il the season continues favor
, able. .. .--.....
The sumac. tanbark, and cross-tie bust
nesses are assuming large proportions In
this section Of the State. The public high
ways present quite lively appearance to
and from the stations on tue Piedmont Air.
Line. ...'.r 'n.' -'"..-
Last week the young gentlemen OF Neck
lenburg and Charlotte united in giving a
picnic and ball at Finney wood. which
proved to be one OF The most enjoyable &C.
casions we ever witnessed. At an early
hour in the morning the elite OF the two
counties commenced to assemble, and at 10
o'clock the spacious grounds were covered
with vehicles OF every description. Taking
everything into consideration. it was the
grandest display OF beauty and gaiety ever
witnessed by the people OF this section OF
the country =. ...-,.-f.-., %
The weather was proDlious, the exercises
brilliant, the dancing delightful, and was
enjoyed by the large concourse Of people
present. The exercises Of the day passed
OF with much credit to all who were pre-
sent and especially the committee Of ar
rangeinents, consisting OF Colonel Elan, r.
: Roberts, I. E.. Roberts, and w. W.
Pettus. 80 - \
Major Thompson, table manager, and
Professor Roberts. floor manager, also
gained many new laureIS for their gentle
manly bearing and .superiortact displayed
in managing their respective departments.
among the visitors present we noticed
MISS Ella audnalI, q. j. Roberts, and S. S.
Dia'' OF Richmond. It = a" WITNESS.
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I FINANCIAL, :.
tR1oHMoND STOCK EXCHANGE.

-, sATpHDAY, August 10, 1879.
sALEs.-1.24o Virginia deferred bonds sold At g..
Govsrnasnr Securtttes.-uuited States As,
LOOK bid, 102 asked. ftit.1:t iUGRIhg1 ,sslIi
Ssats Secur.tfks.-Virgiui 1o-40's, 3g7s bid. 60k
asked: Virginia conse!s. 5sA o,o, t9x asked: yir-
deferred, g bid, az asked: Virginia interest cerua
Gates, l3h bid: Virginia ta1-recevable Coupons
III BID % s s2x ss1ed; North Carolina per cent.
l2L bid; Richmond city 6's. j.: and j.. los bid ;
Petersburg city 6's, =. and A.. 102k asked; Man
chester bridge s's., Ii. and NJ, e6 asked. -
Rattroad Befds-southside Railroad Grst mort
ssuthsde Railroad second mortgage preferred IS,
J. and 81 bid; Sou3hside Railroad third mortgnse
preferred 6s, j. ami j., "a bid; Richmond, Frede-
ricksbu-g and Potomac Railroad mortgage Ss, j .
consolidated 6s. M. and NJ, 81 bid 81 asked Pied
mont Railroad first mortgage s's, A. and o., 1854
bid; G.. G. and A. Railroad fra. mortgage rs 90
asked; c.. q. aud A. Railroad second mortgage rs,
754 asked. ~ :. ~ - y
Canal Bonds.-James River and Kanavba Canal
hrst mortgage 8's. II. and ~. IS asked.
RdNroGd Saskatchewan, Fredericksburg
and Pofomac Railroad common, 100 par, so asked !:
Richmond, Fredericksburg ana Potomac per
cent. guaranteed. 100 par, 81 bid; CONNECTION
DanvtIle Railroad 100 par, rs bid, 20 asked; Sea-
board aud Roanoke Railroad guaranteed, 100 par.
50 bid. E.s'. .: : - - - = =
Bank Stocks.-National Bank of Virginia. 100
par. e2 a ked; State Bank or Virginia. 100 par,
Az asked; Citizens Bank, 20 par, 225S asked.
in8uraHce C0mD1ntes.-Vlrgna Fire and Ma.
Iine: rs par, 36s asked; Virginia State. 25 par,
2S BID: Vir.in,a Home, 100 par. 95 bid. los
s ra;e MersSan.s and Mechanss 100 par 80 bid;
AtscetLGne0uS.-Uld Dominion Steamship Com
pany, 100 par, So Dll.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY. August 16, 1879.
The number of breaks to-day comprised l60
hogsneads and s ierces The offerings ut auction
on Change were 7G packages; of which number
80 were sold ut prices ranging from So O 10 S25.
Therollowing are the quotations:
DARK GOODS, FOR EXPORT.
Lugs.-Common,. S2.30&S3; medium, 500
1850 good, S4nS4 so.
good: S7@S.50; fine, SiO@sl2'oo; ezra fine,
SeamfnG.-Common S2.5O@s4: medium,
s4.60@$6; good, $6@S7. so; fine, s7@s9.
g OZARK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Lug Filiers.-Common, 1904; medium. $3.50
GS5; good, S5@$6.
@fe.5O; good, S9@sI05O: fine, $l1@$l2 So !;
extra fine sun-currd, Sl2@$l7. a.
@ss. So: good. sio@Si05 SO: One. s13Gsl4; ex-
ira, 81 l.50GS12; extra sun-cured, Sls@S25.
-,--~-~ BRIGHT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
81 9mT rood, ii s@sI5.56: dne, sao@ $50. Ivy
Piklers-COmmon, x5mf6: medium, 5000 !:
good, xlO@tl2: fine, $l3@$l5:
Hrdppers.-CO,nnon, S12@Sl5: medium, 81 9
a25 good, sso@s4O; line, s45@s5o; fancy, $50
Hahogany WrGDDers-COmmon, sl5@S!S {;
$50 extra, s6O@$75. ...
WESTERN GOODS.
Ina FilIers.-OId lark, $3@4.5O.
LeGT FIIIerS.-CommoR 10 medium, S4GlS6; good
to line. S7Ml0.
LeGf Stem,ni7ir.-Eew dark, $i@Es7.
Mason County.-New common TO good filters, 81
OSLO.
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California Politics.

: SAN Francisco, August 16.-The "Hon-
orable Bilks" last evening nominated Da-
vid Forquharean, architect, for mayor. The
Democratic Municipal Convention last eve
ming nominated Ii. W. Webb for police
Judge, rtnominated William Doolan for
public administrator, and William Ford for
tax.collector. Judge 7. B. Reardon, Dem.
ocratic nominee for Associate Justice OF the
Supreme Court, declined, and the Execu-
tive Committee has endorsed j. r. Sharp
stein, workingmen's nominee, in his stead.
Judge G. G. Williams, workinSmen's nomi-
nee for Associate Justice, has also declined.
The Executive Committee endorsed J. D.
Thornton, Democratic nominee.
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|
A cable telegram from London late Fri
day night announced the death OF Mrs.
| Nellie sartoris, the daughter OF cX-Prcsl-
dent Grant. Her death, which was sudden,
occurred on the 9th instant at Warsaw
House, Tickfeld, in Hampshire. No par
ticuIars are given. ...
The New York Herald Of Saturday, re-
ferring to the sad event, says:
1.-The news OF Nellie Grants death will
bring sorrow to thousands who remember
how, little more than five years ago, she
passed down the steps. OF the White House
with a hridal-wreath upon her bead and
a husband BY her side. She was then scarce
ly nineteen years old. She was born on the
Fourth OF July, 1866. She was simply and
quietly reared by her parents, and had
grown to be the good fairy OF their house.
hold. Her modesty had endeared her to all
those who visited her fathers house. Her
charity to the poor had been proverbial.
And therefore it was with much the same
feelings that they would have witnessed
the marriage Of their own daughter that all
Washington arose on that beautiful sum-
mer morning in May, 1874, to see her p ace
her hand in that OF the EnSl;shman, Alger-
non Charles Frederick Sartoris. The scene
will be remembered by many who"wt-
messed the Interesting ceremonies. Fol
lowing eight bridesmaids dressed in white,
the President, his wife, and his two younger
sons, the bride entered with appraised
head and intent look. She never looked
better; her bright, innocent face looking
childlike in its youth, as flush and pallor
passed alternately over it. The bride left
sfterward for Europe. Several times since
they have visited America and made their
old ties Of friendship frmer. In 1875 a
child was born to them. The news Of their
daughters death will cause the deepest
grief not only to the eX-Presldent and Mrs.
Grant, but to all who were acquainted with
| the family r.s..- =. - ~. T.
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r ANGUoR, IT'S CAUSE AND RENE

DY.-The cause Of languor, WHOM 1t Is not the
Immediate or indirect consequence Of positive dis
ease, is traceable TO facilitating temperature. Per-
sens living In warm. moist climate, peculiarly
subject to 1t. Diminished physical vigor aud an In
disposition to active exertion are Its charace sites
Sometimesit is accompanied by undue relaxation
of the bowels. aud by dyspeptic or bilious symp-
toms. reliable remedy is Hostetter's Stomach Bit
tiers, strengthening and Alternative medicine de
rived from the pures and most efcscious vegetable
sources, with pure spirtuous basis, pronounced by
eminent physicians mid and wholesome stimu-
liant. The Bitters-frremost Of American tonics-
Is largely used In the tropics. where the climate Is
very productive of debility, naara eycrs aud dis
order OF the bowels, liver, aud digestive organs.
au l3-W(wIF,&M
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SATURDAYS. NEWS u!
BIZ rrLreaArHTor THE DISPATCH =

LATEST YELLow.rEvKR NEWS; THE RE.
CORD -ADEsTRUcT1vE OIL
FIRE PROGRESSING IN PENNSYLVANIA:
CONSERVATION AND FLIGHT OF THE
PEoPLE-DEATH OF A VETERAN JOUR-
! NALIsT IN sew REMAINS
OF FOUR PERSONS FOUND IN THE RUINS
!, OF A. BURNT HOTEL. At BATH. L. l.
TURF-sPoRTs AT.sARAToGA--TwoYO
-MENKILLED BY LIGHTNING NEAR THORN
TON, vA-AQUAT1C NoTEs-A REIGN OF
TERROR IN QUEBEC; THE CRY IN THE
HANDS OF A MOB THE BELLIGERENTs
EAGER AND READY FOR THE FRAY ~
AUSTRIA AFTER A STRONG FooTHoLD IN
TURKEY &c. ... - = SO .'s
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CHARLOTTESVILLE.

EXCURSION ACCIDENT - T.ECTURE-sHrpNENT
@ OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ASSOCIATION.
rcorrsspondenee OF the Richmond D,spatch.1 .
:. @ AUGUST 18, 1879.
The Baptist Sunday school went on an
excursion to- Alton on Thursday, and a
pleasant season was enioyed BY all who at
tended. MIR: Goodloe,' the proprietor. Of the e
hotel. was very courteous, aud afforded
every facility 10 his power to render the oc-
casion pleasant and agreeable. The school
returned here about 81 O'Clock.
On Thursday night Dir. C. p. Benson,
treasurer OF the town OF Charlottesville,
net with painful accident. he had finish
ed his supper. and mounted bis horse to at
tend Council meeting, when. in passing
under some trees, lie spurred his horse,
which ran him violently against projecting
spur OF a limb, tearing his ear from his
head. He received medical assistance at
once, and Il BOW doing we'll. .
Captain w. .. Fry and Dir. John III. God
win, " lille riding in the country on Thurs
day evening, had their horse to become un-
| manageab BILE, and before controlling him he
succeeded in turning the buggy, over, Civ.
| Ing them both severe bruises.
DR.. j. B. Hawthorne lectured last nlgbt
before fair audience at The Town Hall.
His subject was " BE True 10 InyseIl.'
This lecture was In all points one OF the
| finest have heard. His flights OF oratory
| were at times grand, while enforcing the
moral precepts suggested by his subject;
his humor was utterly irresistible, and his
pathos touching in the extrema. Our peo-
pie have rarely, il ever, been favored with
such literary entertainment. 1t is to be
regretted that the season of its delivery was
that when the most OF our lecture-goers
were out of town, and his audience was not
| what it should or would have been under
other circumstances. DR.. Hawthorne lee
iured in Sraunton on Wednesday, and has
been recalled there To repeat it. -.>
Large shipments OF grapes and peaches
are being made from this depot every day,
and learn they are bringing fair prices in
New York and Philadelphia. The crops OF
these fruits are prod;gious aud Of exceeding
6ne quality. =.
The Albemarle Baptist Association will
convene with the Jonesboro' church, Nelson
county, on Tuesday night. 10th instant.
Delegates will leave the railroad at AIRING
ton depot. from which poiut private convey
ances will take them (nine miles, to the
church. q.
At this writing the clouds are lowering
anG there is prospect OF rain, which is again
needed. OUR.
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FLOYD COUNTY.
. FLOYD COURTHOUSE, August IL, ls7

DCoTKTHoUsE, August IL, 1873.
fl S S Dispatch: DR.. Curry spoke here
to-uay 70 large and attentive audience In
20 ,s' or OF the settlement OF the public debt
~ Virginia. He clearly showed 1t to be On
s SYTeh deot, and that there was as much
, ,sSiu ana disBonor attaching to the charac-
o MLo tue man who was trying to nullify it's
s, ssa as would isbes to the gman " ho
s. uylng TO get; around the payment nf
S snsn ther .boaest debt; Good! That is the
s %hayao put The question. Honor or dishonor,
Sno s'se between them. He asserted sthstiit
t "as tae af1 o. t the Conservative party, and
S S,aa ue VINO opposed, 1t was boiler and d
ennj ssssIsr =, sHis speech bad, and. VIII
ssnaa 10 haYe, letting sns Fora fdli
l seM ~ ei u speeeA Of. yfses 5QyJ Atbs
The n aws 800 .4s;G.r stsTSaa ca
NC aozarters called Tor RantiDSsRssda l
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
1.-THE war or: Races in Quebec

The war Of Races In Quebec.
THE FIGHTING RESUMED sATuRDAY-RAIIRoAr
TRAIN 1TTAcKED-THE .BELLrGERENTs, PRE-
PAIRING FOR MORE BLoopsHED-NILITARY
UNDER ARMS. ,,-,...,.... Il =
QUEBEC, August fe.-A,I remained quiet
In the city during lastznight, except that 10
some streets pistoI-shots, were occasionally
fred Of random. Troops are still In the
railroad barracks.
At noon the fghtingswas resumed by the
French Canadians attacking Champ lain
street from, the heig bts: dFhe attacking rty
is said to be in large nnmbeEsand well arLn-
ed. TIE Irish of iehafhplain and Montcaif1
Awards are 1p pre pared to defend theirbdmes
and families With tIeIr, Iyss, ,aAd .baye tn'
some instances barrieadsd their hoasesy / /
.Rassenzsss-bs,tbe .keI ~ hpretIFaia from p,
Montreal ast !nlghts say te saEs Wsss s.oR
clne,gnfl Hieonana, lad ether passengers,
were injured by the missiles sWoa aat
10 Rs,saOrs are NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ths nteht
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Tori Claiborne after Curry Mad. finished bis
speech. He ascendef the stand and blew
|loud,y The horn oi what be called g Honest
old Amos Dickerson,' and then pitched
Into The Governor and the Conservative
party generally. am sorry that Mr.. Dick.
erson tid not repudtate any such mouth.
piece Such speakers turn honest men IN
favor OF tie settlement. Iwish they would
send more to 5ssi e.s@a FLOYD.
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DIR. TUFTS PILLS.
TUFTS PILLS.
SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER.

Loss Of Appetite, Bowels Costive; Pain In the
Head with a dull sensation In the back part: Pain
UHder the Shoulder Blade; Fullness After Eating,
with disincrnaiion to exsrtion Of body or mind !:
1rritabiIity OF Temper Low Spirits. with feeling
Of having neglected some duty: Wearincss, Dlzzi-
Flulterng at the Heart, Dots Before the Eyes,
Yellow Skin; Hcadach, generally over the right
eye; Restessness, with ftfuI dreams; Highly
Colored Urine.
IF 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
TO astonsh the sufferer.
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SARATOGA, August 16.-A cold rain has
been falling all the morning, and the track
IS deep. In the first race to-day for the
Boat,Line stakes for two-year-old., three.
auarter-mile. Glidetta won; Carita second,
and Luke Blackburn third. Time, 1:20.
The second race-People's Line stakes,
two miles-was won by franklin; DAM
chef second, General Phillips third. Time.
3:444. s ~ go. ts....;.. ... -. s.s. ..,a .,'
In the third race-one and quarter
miles--Checkmate walked over. &. -'-.'
The fourth--a selling race, one mile-was
won by Eunice; Edwin A. second, Corellf
third. Time, 1:494.. '''"". .r.-..'
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ygsssss; aa.ls.s.as c.ila.es. .sss1 &c; p
1sS@s salrseSss ls taI Sos i4S
western ssrse prime Cutting 7a74e: COMMON. ss7e
Enslish datry: y @2lss: P,nsappls ases 81 ~
u s4so
lima roe. IN half-harrels. s9@s9.s0. Machere,-
Mo- Ray s1s k 4 w. IL a. sss
No. 3. % s!ss. si.s79: No. $3.50: -. -,
Lard: PrtRe, paTres ans fiercss, 7sc. In halt.
hotassss: Common -Iioeshesds, l5c,
ssrees. 26c. barrels 17c.: genuine rofsen syrIp
rsrn Hsr ,o s1ose oi 81 al GscSne
alum. from store, Soc. su sack s'0f'' 'A''''
ssoGr: IL: Crashsd: sHc. Do~dsEed eac: sTs aua
ys,9r ST Ks; CIT leaf loe Porto E'co Do
Soap: Common. o@7c.: best vaEntns. 7sasss'
79as: Black. 53c@Sl.-the last a prime article
imperial, sl:Iossi.se; sunpovoef, sI.1sSi.7t
fsi Hides. Leather. kc-
/ Etdes: Green. 4@l5c.: drv salted. ioAIlc.: IL,
STINT. 139I4c,; wet salted, eh97c.; WEI saised cali
Leather: Sole leather. oas, soasJc.: sole ,ea.he,
hemIock. i5xa2sc.: eountrv upper. so@Soc.: cit!
hnlsh. ls@22c. . foot: Kin. 4O075c. 8 ID. narnesi
country: 25G30: CITY finish. 30035o. I. No.: calf
SKINS, French. S1@$l.90 4, D.; rousn sktrt.na
from. Steel. Nails. &c. ...-
IRON: American refined. Old Dominion. 2.1o6
g2 400. 8 10. English and American sheet, ga
DC: Swetles. hammered, Sic; hoop, 406s Pig
Iron Virginia coal-hlast charcoal. S2SG$3i
warn-biast charcoal. S24Gl32s :. PsnnaylvaDia an.
Nails: Old Dominion. 1926 per kea for round
lots standard. .... --- 49, '....r, 9...
AZ rtg 3 K Castings: Wholesale, &c. retail. a.
RoDs: Manila. best. 14al5c.: iute. a@ec.
Rags: Mixed cotton. iac.; white, 2!!ysc: xoOl'et
4@lHc
LiqnorS. Wines, &c.
Ale: scotcn, best brands, pints s2@s2.2o
dozen gold. -. :. ...
Brancies: Domestic. 81 .25@s2: fruit. sl.1oa
sl:49; annls; new s!75@S2; old, S22S@*3
Rve Hhiskeys Medium. ST 5 ot0S2: pure old. 3:
@S4; Virginia mountain, new, F2GlS2.6U, I'D
t2.506S3.5G and upwards.
Gin: domestic. 81 20 ms2: imported, SO q csse
NeD Engldnd Rum: $1.50M$l.6O.
RectiSed WhiskeVs: Market quiet; proof. Sl.20
Lumber. Slaves, sc.
| Lumber: White oak. 81 3@sl5 q LOCO: Western
Virginia Eoplar. Sl4 6lf25 = 1000: white nl1s
| S14Mt42.50 1.0DU: yellow nine boards. $1,000
I'll: oist S9@Sl l. according to lengtha Shingles,
| Pine. sI750!2.5U; cypress slx~inch. t60ss
z 900. Laths-Sph. 81; sawed, S1'73&$1's sc
Stapes: WhskeY-b barrel timber green. 81 s6$2s2
1000: seasoned. S20GIS25 p 1000, Flour-Darre
| timber. S2GS5 p 1000. Flour-barrel poles IS
| hogsbeau-boops zoe. = bundle.
| Powder. Shot. NC.
Fuse: Toys mining, 35c.MS1.25 q 100 FEE,
! Ponder: 1915 by the five kegs--les thsn nv
legs, 1925: blasting. 81. 25@$S.50.
| Snot: Northern, 81 IS a ;i.; o! Is tc.
| Grindst0neS: 12G2hc. a 10.