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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-23
International Peiesfrianism.
TIE GREAT CONTEST BEGUN-THE SCORE YES
TERDAY.

THE GREAT CONTEST BEGUN-THE SCORE YES
TERDAY.
NEW YORK, September 22.-The start in
the walking-match was made ut | O'Clock
this morning sharp, eleven thousand per-
sons being present. HaZrll took the lead in
a quick run, followed by Rowcll, Parrish,
TAYLOR, Ennis, and Guyon, all running, and
the others walking. butcher failed twice
this morning and finally retired from the
race after making twenty-thrcc miles and
five laps. The colored man (Ilart) has COM
mcnccd to doc RowcI, and keeps few
feet behind him straight along. Rowell
does not seem to like it, and runs frequent
Iy, but Hart also runs, and Rowell cannot
shake him of. Standi>h is walking rather
stiff and lame. None Of the men leading
in the race have been OFF thc track Tor any
length OF time. HAZEL took q rest OF nearly
a half hour tais morning, which was taken
advantage OF by Rowoil taking the lead.
Roweli keeps up the Same easy tro. which
brought him out wilncr in the last race.
Weston walks at IA lively gait, and occa-
sionally runs few laps at a good pace.
Ennis walks 4 numbGr OF laps and runs the
last three in each mile. Huzeil walks bat
little he takes long strides running. which
soon puts him ahead. At L O'Clock, on
the eleventh E0af, the score stands: Yves.
ton, 53 miles; Rowel!. 81 miles aud laps
Hazel, GO miles: Guyon, G3 miles Ennis
G3 miles aud laps; Ponchot, ST miles and
laps; Merritt, - miles and laps; Hart
CT miles and laps; Krohner, 40 miles and
3 laps, Taylor, so miles and 4 laps; Jack
son, 30 miles and laps; Fedsrmeyer, A.
miles and laps.
Al 4 z. VI. tho scores were as follows
Weston, Is; Rowell, IS; Hazel, 10; Guy
on, 81; Merritt, Il; Panchot. 70; Hart. Is
Khrone, "a; Taylor, 81; Jackson, CT; lid
ermeyer, 50.
Latest. seems to be getting dis
heariened. Ennis turned his hundred mile
about 10 o'clock. Merritt soon followed
| and at 10:40 Hart, the colored boy, finished
his hundred miles; mean time RoWel' wa
| on his 124th mile to Weston's S..
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AN OLD HUNTER KILLED BY BEAR
Tsan Jose Herald. ]-Waltcr T. King, the
hunter who was attacked by grizzly bear
beyond Pine Ridge, Cal. last week. died OF
his injuries on Tuesday last. The wound
in the head was not dangerous, but the
blow given in the side produced internal
injuries which resulted in death. King
was an old hunter, although he had never
before operated in the mountains OF the
coast range. His fayorite stamping-ground
was IN the hills OF Tuolumne county, and
the fights and adventures he has had would
I'll volume. For number OF years ne
was associated with James Capen Adams,
the celebrated bear-hunter, who Went East
with small menagerie, and died while I'M
der engagement to Barnum.
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Tho Canvass.

INTERESTING DISCUSSION AT HALIFAX COURT
H0UsE-CAPTAlN P. W. M'KINNEY AND GEN.
RRAL MALONE PAUL ABSENT.
.. Especial telegram to the Dispatchl
SOUTH BosT0N, VA, September 22.-Colo-
mel P. W. Mckinney, OF FarmyilIe, D. s.
Pierce, of Wythevile, and c. A. Bohannon
OF Richmond, were present to represent the
Conservative party, and General Malone
the only one to rep1es the Mozarters at
Halifax Courthouse to-day. \ division OF
time was arranged after some discussion be-
tween Mckinney and Malone, the former
leading off in an hours speech and the latter
replying in an hour and twenty minutes
each having reionder OF twenty minutes.
Mr.. Pierce and Mir. BohanDon, having no
one to meet, took no part in the discussion.
Properiy-hoders and the best portion OF
our citizens loudly applauded Mckinney.
Malone, with three OF four white follow
ers, was at times feebly cheered by the col
orcd population. He (Mahone) telee raphed
for Paul, but Paul failed to put in an APP
pearance. He needed the Parson (Massey)
also, as he was pretty we'll used up by Nc
Kinney in the discussion. Malone was not
willing to divide time equally with McKin-
ney. Colonel McKinney's speech is pro-
nounced to be one OF the best efforts Of his
life, and did vast deal Of good. We had
a glorious victory, and Halifax will roll up
a large majority in November for the Con-
sentative party.
DISCUSSION AT ABINGDON.
Especial telegram 10 the Dspatchl
ABINGDON, VA, September 22.-Massev
met Daniel in discussion here to-day and
waa completely demolished. Massey opened
in speech of two hours, devoted largely 10
personal explanations and inuendoes, and
bolstercd his remarkable financial schemes
with long line of dissenting opinions.
Daniel answered him in mastery speech,
sustaining himself with facts, figures, and
law that quite overwhelmed the disin-
genuouS Parson and his friends. Each had
one-balf hour to reply. In this Daniel sur
passed even himself, and not only crushed
Massey and FulkcrSon, who undertook to
interrupt him, but completely captiyated
the crowd, who became enthusiastic, and
with round after round Of applause greeted
his hish-toned and honorable sentiments.
Another victory and more prisoners.
NOMINATION OF HON. b. JOHNSON BARBOUR.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
ORANGE COURTHOUSE, VA, September %.
Hon. 3. johnson Barbour was unanimously
nominated for the House of Delegates by
the Convention which met here to-day.
DISCUSSION AT FREDERICKSBURG.
FREDERICKSBURG, September GA large
and enthusiastic meeting held at the court
house to-day was addressed by Senator
Brooke and W. II. F. Lee in support OF The
McCulloch State-debt settlement.
An earnest canvass is progrcSslng through
out the State with the most assuring indica-
tions that the McCulloch bill will be ac-
copied.
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RICHMOND NJ ARKETS.

HoSDAr,s 'cptember 22, 1872.
Country rr oduce.
AppLs: slmSl65 y Tar rel.
SesSiDII zoe. = D..
cora Iieat: 6Oc. p bus nel for country; e5c. for
Drten Fruit: Appsa. 2@34c.: peaches, peeled,
49Gr.; unDeclcd, 2HsSc; cherries, 1910. "a b. !;
b!IckucrrcS. 81.
fynthsrS: Prime hVe-soose, s3G40c.: coniinoa.
100000.
mn; Virginia ttmptny, 75t377Hc.; saixed, 05
m70c; clover somG5c.
0Gt ats BaIcd, a5l9T5c.
Rps: 656;71c. n husEe
SllIadc: Prsme, lJc.
R,tL.d StrGp: 35@i0c.
TItii0,0: AE5.c. rs ID.
Wool: Washed $50 Hoe: unuasGaa 900, 2cac.
bury wool will brimS igom 3 10 sc. n ID less t4sn
above rates.
Cement. L.sase. Plaster. &c.
r,snea.: Itosc.dat-, 81 80 p barrel.
Lime: Agrcnltur-2. s0llOc . 2usnGI; l'oc .' an.
snlas Ill., I Gleas Fa al sasoc: ' '
Ptast.r: Lump 800 Er"uha' %: caicihea
Tsr: Large SIZE s3.25@$a5O.
DrneS. DyestuiiS. Oils, Sc.
licoAol: $3.50 = gallon. ,,, ...o =, ,,n,
Go2clI.
CopDernS: &C.
C0ciinea5: 90c. Z. Il.
Ertrsc! al Lrg,3roI: tic.
| Iqdign: SlMSl.IU.
! Moddar: Axe. .
| OTIS. linsccl. 7ae: machine. 8l6s1.75: sperlr'
! AIS; whale. Coz: straits. S1G43c.; Labrador
| COZ ci;. JOM6Gc.: lard, Co.,; sweet, 30 y aoGep
! best salad. $3.50 rast"r, Sl3o = gallon. 'rsints
| ubricaling, 3Ost3Uc: kerosene, los, cash, u Sai-
| Ion.
Roots: G..nseng, 9Oc. seAeca, without top, 35s
Soda: c.as.. ll@2c., in kegs; English Soda &c.
America q, 3G4c.
| SDtTi. ts THrDsattRs: AUG
| Dry Goods.
| Brotof, Shsettrgs and ShtrttRGS: IA hahcifo
ter, &C.; X Manchester. 6sc.: Manchester, az.
IA James River. &C.: 4 james RIVER, 2ac.
James River. Axe; "A Granitcyii!e 7Hc tranite
vile. &c: "A Rockbrdge. SC; Rockbrlae. p"E
IL W. COnestoga. TIC. u q. tonessDgs, &C.. = -
Conestoga. 6'ac Io-4 PeDeriil. 23c.; lo-4 Ci'y
Csc: CorIon-yarns, 90c.
sGtta, Ice: "A Masonvllle, l0c.: A Rockdale
&C.; 4-4 Home. 9sc.; A Oneida, 1oc-: A.
Avoudale. 7c. A Social. SIC. IL Amoskess
exc; Whtestone. 91sc.; Is Baritley. oEs. Ne
Dog, SIC; Il. a Seituate, 7c.: Methlians &C.: Ps
terDorougn, 44c.; 1914 WalthsIn, 27he,; lo-4 Css
Broion DriHs: Petersburg, 7e.; GEanitevin'
Sc: Kockbridge, 4, &c.; "A, SAc.
Corset Jeans: PsSoh!, &c.; Aaoskeas. lug
hI nsmtms: Harlem 128c.: Began steam, Mills, g.
Prtnts: American, 6Sc.; Aliens. s.e.: Rel
mond, 6gc.: Sprague. exc. Manchester, ~
r washington 6hc.: uamiltan. 5Sc.: Merr,nack. 6Se
sial,ery 7c.; Oriental, Pacific, &c., AInpe
: -. Harmony, 5kc.; WamsGtta. 4Sc.
: Cambrics: Rice, 7c,; English, aM
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SnIA OF a Railroad.

SELMA, Ala, September 22.-The Selma
and Gulf railroad was sold under foreclo-
sure to-day. The bidding was spirited.
The Mobile and Montgomery railroads final
bid Of $4,000 was raised S1G0 by Charles
Williams for d. +. Sullivan, president and
owner Of the Peninsula railroad. who was
declared the purchaser. The Mobile and
railroad did not bid rs COM
pany. The syndicate was composed OF New
Vorl- Dnrtjpc
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Tuy-Ts0at Explosion.

ALL THE CREW But ONE KILLED.
CHICAGO, September 22.-The tugC. w.
Parker, while towing the schooner 5. y.
Wood to Evanston, burst her boiler at 9
O'Clock this morning, when off Lincoln
Park. The following were killed: Robert
Lakey, the captain: John Callahan, en-
gineer; Peter Rogers, fireman, and Will
liam Burton, cook. The only man in the
tug who survived is William Mcclure,
deck hand, and he is badly injured.
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scrroes Ex,sa,u~ from Tennessee.

NASHVILLE, September 22.-Cheap eIeur-
sion rates having been extended TO st.
Louis. Ramsay City, and all parts OF KANSAS,
one hundred negroes lcfc here Tonight Tor
Kansas. and more will follow Tomorrow.
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The Pistol i'm Louisiana.
SHOOTING ARRAY IN WHICH BYSTANDERs

SHOOTING ARRAY IN WHICH BYSTASDERS
WERE THE ONLY SUFFERERS.
NEW ORLEANS, September 22.-At Bayou
Chico Saturday last, during an election,
shooting atfray took place between two men
named Fort and Dossman. Neither OF the
principals were hurt, but two bystanders
were shot-Edward W. Grimm being in
stantIy killed and Richard Nash dangerously
wounded,
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The CUTICURA REMEDIES are prepared by
wEEKs & POTTER, Chemists and Druggists, 36u
Washington street, Boston. and are for sale by al!
druggists. Price Of CUTICURA: Small BOXES, ao
cents large boxes, 81. REsoLvSST.sl per oo'tle
CUTIcuRA soAp. % cents per cake; by mail, 81
ecnls: three cakes, rs cents my
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Strike in Louisville,

LOUISVILLE, September 22.-The cabinet
makers (workmcn}, numbering about 500.
struck here at noon to-day, being cillmi-
nation OF the controversy which has been
going on for two weeks between the cabi-
net-manufaclurefs and their workmen.
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VOLTAIC
v ELECTRIC PIASTERS.

Pain and Weakness cannot exist where they are
applied. They vitalize, strengthen, and suppors
Weak and Painful Parts; cure Chronic Ailments
and Diseases of The Liver and Kidneys; absorb POI
sons from the Blood. and thus prevent Fever and
Acue Malarial and Contagious Diseases; sliaulate
the Stomach and Digestive Organs when placed over
the pit Of the stomach, and prevent Dyspepsia, Bill
ious Colo. Cramps, and Paius. my 7-Tu Th&S
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A RUNNING SORE CURED IN ONE WEEK.

A RUNNING SORE CURED IN ONE WEEK.
NeSSrS. WeehS & Potter Some three or four
weeks ago ] ordered box Of CUTICURA for a bad
case of Salt Rheum. The back Of one of INV wifc's
hand, was running sore. In one week from the
day IL arrived her hand was well, ana has remained
so up TO 10. day. 4. Z. DAGGETT.
MILFORD ME-, June 10. 1878,
Note.-Reader, don't you think these cures re-
marKable?
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
ssnah.

TIE BRITISH RESIDENT ORDERED TO LEAVE
MyNDALAY.
I,oxpON, September Oh dispatch 10
the fines from gangoon says it Is generally
believed that orders have been sent to the
acting British resident ~ Mandalay. Bur-
nah, to leave Gith his p&tty as soon "a pos
sible withors showing nndignitieG haste.
ue has not been treated with courtesy due
the British. representative, and bis presence
had no effect in checking tl@ crue!tics
which ase still pra2ticed By tie Burmese
Court.
The CasnSpcrc Fasainc.
CAISCTTA, September 22.-Reports from
Cashmere are stftt very gloomy. All Euro
pnan eye-Witnesses agree tsat great eorrup-
ton prevails among the Officials. The Ma
haraiah and bis ministers show want OF en-
eTsy in relieving the distress OF the people.
4 CHASTITY story has been going the ROUNDS
OF The papers that two boat-loads OF famine
stricken people were taken out into the lake
and drowned. The story has been contra
dicted, apparently on the authority OF Dur
bar, bat it obtained general credence among
the people and visitors in the valley.
Various Foreign Items.
LONDON. September 2l.-The instruction
| in Kurdistan has not yet been queled. Two
powerful tribes have joined Abdulah with
10000 men.
The floor OF synagogue at szolnok, near
Munieoes, Hungary, gave way Saturday,
killing eighteen women and seriously In
turing eight.
North England men in the iron trace
have protested against Mr.. Dae's award
and demand his reasons therefor.
The city Of serpuchctf, Russia, has beer
nearly destroyed by fire.
The Bulgarian ministry have resigned. .
The chairman of the strikers COMMITTEE
Of Bradford mechanics has sailed for Ameri
ca to arrange for the emisralion OF 'oe men
su.yGuAi. September 13.-The rebellion
Of Tonuuin has been crushed.
The steamer Nordenskjold was last "
Nemoso, on the east coast OF Tesso.
A Calcutta dispatch says the GoVernme,l
! lis not satisfied regarding the Ameers co,
ditiop, The Amer has caused Tue eSe''
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ton Of the commander OF the muineers.
Public opinion among all classes Is strong
against the Amer for not protecting the
lives OF the British Embassy, and he has
forfeited the former respect OF bis subjects.
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The Fever
80 NEW CASES MONDAY MoKEfSG-TW0 DEATHS
AT MEMPHIS.

al MEhFnlSs
MEMPHIS, September 22.-No new case:
we're reported this morning. Two death:
have occurred since last eveuirg-W. s
White, operator in the Western Union Teie.
graph Office, and Peter ii. DonnelIy, grocery
merchant, doing business at 307 Poplar
street. W. s. White is the third to die out
OF the office here this season of the fever.
NOON REPORT.
MEMPHIS, September Noon.-Four
cases have been eported-Mrs. w. L. Rad
ford, Mrs. j. S. Prestidge, Joseph NJ. Ser
rano, and Lewis Jones-the latter colored.
One additional death has occurred-WiIlam
j. Ryan. c. Mailman, residing five miles
ont on the PopIar-Street boulevard. is down
with the fever.
The steamer Naichez passed south this
morning at II o'clock, and drew fully a
thousand people to the bluffs by the repeat
ed SoundiDgs OF her whistle, which was
responded to by tugs at the wharf.
. The hanging Of DR.. PIunkett in effigy last
night is generally condemned. The police
promptly cut down the figure, and are
searching for the perpetrators OF the act.
THE LATEST.
MEMPHIS, September 22.-Sixteen cases
in alI-12 white and colored-were re-
ported to-day. Three more deaths have
been reported-D. L. Carmichael and two
coored.
The following notice was served this az
ternoon by the Sheriff of Memphis on the
City Board OF Health, the Coroner, the
superintendent Of Quarantine, the State
Board OF Health, and the City Fire aud Po-
lice Commissioners
"Please Take Notice: At 10 A. NJ. Wed.
nesday the oath OF September, 1879, before
Hon. Jacob S. Galway, special circuit
Judge OF Shelby county, shall apply foran
Injunction restraining your bodies, each
anG every one OF you, your officers, agents,
and attorneys, from further interference
with the entry OF cotton into the city OF
Memphis, no matter how it may come,
whether loose or baiIed, or also seed cotton.
You can attend and take whatever steps in
reference to said motion you see proper.
Signed] IN. w. SPEER, Jr.,
"by William S. Flippcn,
Solicitor"
The thermometer ranged between coo and
$50.
Two new cases OF fever (colorcD have
developed near Bunty Station, four miles
east OF the CITY.
NEGROES PERSIST IN REFUSING TO GO
INTO CAMP.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., September 22.-In-
spcctor Ross, OF Memphis. in telegram to
the National Board OF Health to-day, sug.
sests that all attempts to persuade the CO.
lored people to enter the camps outside OF
Memphis be abandoned. There is no dis
position shown by them TO do so, and it is
believed that their leaders, while pretend
ing to favor that movement, really oppose
it. DR.. Ross also States that should any Of
the negroes become hungry, and accept the
offers OF the Board already made. there are
tents on hand enough TO provide for them,
and they can be fed for fifteen cents per day.
The regular scm-annual meeting Of the
National Board or Health will he held in
this city about the middle OF October.
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Droppea Bead ON Duty.

NEW ORLEANS, September 22.-S. F.
Parmclee, foreman OF fire company in
this city, dropped dead OF neart-disease this
! morning while attending fire,
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TlOR SALE, ONE "GRiFFlfhs..
ssl0 RlLLIARD-TAELE 70 goo a S Sn,,y
Rack, cues, and balls complete; t pes e;;sssRSfY
l" Sc 1s.lw corner OF Eighth and Broad s'sss'''
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CUTlCuRA SOAP, MEDICINAL AND TOILET

is prcDarad from CUTICURA in u modified form, and
is nosityely indispensable in the treatment of Skin
and Scalp Diseases We recommend 1t for the pre-
servation Of the skins Of infants. for gentlemen who
shave and troubled with tender faces, fe nose
who desire y clean and Wholesome Skin ard Scalp
and for all purposes OF the toilet, bath, and nursery
lis delightful and refreshing fragrance equals or
surpasIes the finest Partisan Soups.
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u7uE EUREKA CLEANER AND !. roL-
l. isRER, TnE u9rsEkIE anl.sl Steel. Paint,
mrn;snre Shelves, Glass. Knives ana fosn ''"
sSr Se' ASK YOUR grocer or druggist i'fn I'm
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TO RESTORE nerve and brain.wsiste, nothing
EQUALS HOP BITTERs. Believe this.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bushels.
SALES RrpOpTED TO SECRrTAny
Flour.

Fine, $3.50; sunerin". ~ %; extra. IS; COM
mon family, $5.25M:J,50, Fancy brana3, sGGG
Il 30.
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DIRECT LINE TO LIVERPOOL

Fort MONROE, September 22.-Thc mer-
chants of Norfolk, who for the past ten
wears have been making efforts to establish
a line of steamers from their port to Liver
pool, are rejoicing in the fact that it has
at last been accomplished. The pioneer
steamer of the line, the AmazoncnZ, OF
| $50 tons, will take out full cargo OF cot
ton as soon as 1t can be placed on board.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW ynlSg

NEW YORK, September 22.- Noon.-Stochss steady.
Money on call. 566 per cent. Exchange-Lomr,
iSl: short 4S3. State bonds duh. Governments
strong.
Erening-Money easy at soc per cent. FIX
change inactive and weak NJ fSlmiSlt,. Govern
mcntS strong; new 5's, 1925; "a per cents, l05
4 yer cents 1924. states dull.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, September %. 1879.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT lFhHe. 92S bushels Red. i,726 bush
els.
CORN wac. 1874 bushels .Mred, &c bush.
els: az which, leo were rc.cXhibitci.
0ATS.-942 bushels.
RYE.-iu bushels.
MEAL IS bushels; Of Which 81 were rc-ex-
hibtcd.
ORCHARDGRASS-S EED.-ij bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat IEhte. 54I bushels prime III 81 20:
1874 bushels very good 1T |. S-tuial, SIS blsheIs
Rel, 1873 bushels common l.anca ter At ) Lib: 20
bushels good Lancaster ~ Sl.lS; 800 bushels very
good Lancaster al Sl1S: 1900 bushels very good
Lancaster on private terms; 100 bushels mixed at
81 .O5: lfO bushels mi Xrh ut Sl.t5; ~ bushels
mixed ut el.l2; 3l6 bushels mINci ut SI.lS; so
bushels common fnliz ut 90c.: l7G bushels COM
mon Ful'z at Sl.09 l6 bushels common fultz nj
Sl.l0; 100 bushels urine FuliZ At Sl.l5: I06
bushels very good Fullz 1T Sl.15: 81 bushels good
FuItZ III SLID: co bushels prime FultZ 1T SLIT;
/ S bushels good Fult2 ~ IL Ii; 2l0 bushels very
good fulrz a, Sl.l6; 50 bushels fair Fultz at
S1.15-total. 1882 bushels.
CORN Uhlte. sc bushels common at SIC. Mi.r-
ed. l2G bushels very good at jjc.
OATS.-7uO bushels on private terms; 96 bushels
good spring at 33c, III bushels very good spring l
34c.-tOtal, Si2 bushels.
RYE.-i0 bushels at zoe.
MEAL.-9S bu>hel-good AT soc.
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GTFqGURA.
~ u T ! G. u Il A

BLOOD AND SKIN-HUMORS, TIE SCOURGE
Of MANKIND.
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Aquatic.

THE COMING RACE BETWEEN COURTNEY AND
HANl.AN.
New York, September pa Toronto
special intimates Il general belief there that
the coming race between Courtney and
Hanlan is mere speculation, and not Il
SQUARE race
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X AITIAIIHK.

BALTIMORE, September 22.--Eiryinia 6's, &c
icrred, 5: conS0lS, JS3 second series 2S'a: past
due coupons. Sls; new 10. 40'S, 493. North Caro-
lima GS, . q, ga. Siti to-day.
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Norfolk Items.
GOTTEN oFF-CoTToN-HEAv FREIGHTs

GOTTEN 0FF-C0TTON-HEAFf FRElGHTS.
Especial telegram to the DiSpatch.I
NORFOLK, VA, September 22.-The tug
Arctic, of the Richmond Towing Company,
driven ashore on Lambcrt'S Point by the
August storm, has been hauled of, and will
be repaired here.
Twenty-onc hundred bales OF cotton were
received here over the Seaboard road to-day.
The season is now in full blast. Freights
going south were never heavier than Just
now, and immense quantities from New
York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore crowd
the Wharvcs for transhibmcnt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-23

The thermometer ranged between coo and
$50.
Two new cases OF fever (colorcd) have
developed near Bunty Station, four miles
east OF the CITY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-22
AUCTION RALEs.

VALUABLE LANDS NEAR LauINo
WILLIE, IN Fairfax COUNTY, At
co ii IlSSIONER'S SALE-In and b. virtue
| of the decree of the Circuit Court Of Fairfax
county, pronounced at its Novem Der term, 1878
in the suit Of Ball vs. Ball, the undersigned spe.
| cisl com mi:sioners named in said Decree will
| on MONDAY, Court day. the 10Th OF October
1917 In front of the Court House door, sell to
Tho hlshest bidder. the following LOTS and
PaHCILS OF LAND, lying near Iewiasvi!e,
n ssid county. constituting part Of tbs real @:
tale Of which s. IL. Ball, w. W. Ball end Lucy
W. Ball died seized:
Of the estate of s. NJ. Ballot No. !, con.
tainlIg "a acres, rood and II poles. Lot Nc. .
containing II acres
OF the estate of W. W. Bsll-Lot No l, con-
:. containing Al acres and 10 po!es.
Oflhe estate of Lucy W. Bsli-Ltt No. /,
contsiniog Ice acres and "A poles
These lands are all eligibly situated, Of dssir.
able size, and afford rsre opportunity for Der.
sons residing in the District to purchase.
Terms of Sale: SO much cash in hand as will
be requisite to pay expenses of SALE commissions,
sc, and The residue in three equal anuusl FAY.
ments, to be secured by the notes of the Dur.
chaser. with approved personal security, and
retention OF title until the last payment is made.
a plst OF the and will bs shown on the day Of
sale and any information given upon application
10 the undersigned OF Fairfax Ct House Va.
THOMAS MOORE, Comm. OF Ss!e.
Fairfax county, sep l6-w4w
~ Tho above sale, for wan! Ct b;ddcre, Is
pos;poned to the TENTH DAY OF AUVEM.
SEX next-same placs and hour,
TAOS. MOOEE, Cunm'-. of Sale,
rH!tls1 county, oct Z2-1ts