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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, September 80. 1879.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
EGCuMoED, September -. 1879.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT Uhite, . 800 bushels Rel, 4,l3G
bushels.
CORN WI Z, 224 bushels. Nj,rtd. 6IS h!sh-
els.
OATS.-2SS bushels.
EYE-6 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Hhite. Is bushels at 1920: 2S BUSH
els good al 81 2G-tOia!. 4G bushels Rrd, rs bush
els choice German amber On private terms: ~
husl,ls common Lancaster ut 81 10; 1T bushels
good Lancaster al SIG; 23S hiE hciS very gnod
Lancaster on private terms; 81 bushes mixed at
81 20: "a bushels common FuliH al Sis, !5i
bushels very good FultZ nj $40; Ito bushels good
FuliZ IL 1920: 600 bushels very good tulfZ on
priva'e terms: 10 bushels very good tnltZ at
Sl22: 6S2 bushels good Fultz AT 81 22 "a bushels
very good Fulfz At Fl %: 20 bushels common fnliz
at 81 II: "a bushels cO!nmOn FuliL ut Sl.l2; BO4
bushels prime FullZ private termS-to!.l, 1906
bushels.
CORN white. lJS bushels very good 4: SIC.
UiLpd. 46 br>h, good at 55".: III bushels W ry
GOOD al 56c.; 80 Bushels prime 1T 57c.-:ota!, 200
btl>l
OATs.-l2O bushels good spring At Sic: 2S bush.
els common spr,lg III 32c total, idS bushels.
Rye bushels very good 1T 75c.
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Wendell Phillips has written a letter to
II. NJ. Bearce, member Of the Massachusetts
Greenback Committee, peremptorily de-
clining to remain upon the ticket as nomi-
nee for Lieutenant. Governor OF Massachu-
sets. MIR. Phillips thinks he can serve the
Green back movement more efficiently BY
remaining outside party Isnes.
There is Farmers Emigration Society
inLondon. which is doing Its work with
unusual efficiency. Il recently. sent colo
ny Oh eighty men, with their families, to
Texas, carrying with them cash eapitai OF
$4,000.
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EuuernI Troubles.
EXCITEMENT AMONG THE ROMAN CATHOLICS OF
JERSEY CITY.

EXCITEMENT AMONG THE ROMAN CATHOLICS OF
JERSEY CITY.
NEW YORK, September 29.-There is con-
siderable excitement among the Roman
Catholic residents OF Jersey City on account
of Rev. Father Hcnnesy, of st. Patrick 5
Cathedral, in closing the door to funeral
party because they violated the order OF
the Bishop prohibiting the use OF more han
twelve carriages. Yesterday the body OF
Bridget O'Rourke was brought to the ca
tbedral, with the following of forty car
riages. Father IIennesy peremptorily re-
fused to admit it, saying be meant to obey
the Bishops orders whether the other
priests did or not. A compromise was
effected by sending away thirty carriages.
but after the ceremonies in the church the
carriages rejoined the procession. Father
Hennesy, from the pulpit last evening, re-
fcrring 10 the matter, said 'These preten-
tious funerals are for show only. In most
cases the long line OF carriages are not
paid for, and ever when they are paid for
the expenses often takes bread and butter
out OF hungry mouths"
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3y TeLesE8Dn.

NEW YORK September 20 Cotton quiet; sai'S'
ESQ Gacs uplanGs. lulic.; Orleans. l0$c. South
crn Il tn unchanged: c0mtnCu 70 lar extra 20 nv
81 30: good nchui"e. $G.l0@S7.3j. Wheat ortheI
sironr: afterwards La &c. lover: closing firm
ungrated winter red, Sl.07@>! :2sIt: 70: "in+f
red, 1922: No. 2 wntcr rcd, - Zea Tvs 20
Sl26. Corn slightly IN buyGrs, i5sor Si'n i n3l,
craze business: uugraded, % @33c No. Z. ',;t4'
534c. Oats without decided chang; 32&c. ior 10.
8; 36sm36Ac. for No. 5 while; STE 3T.c. ioE NO
2:3S03S4c. for No. white. Hops duiet ana u'i
changed CDiee QHiet. hrm, and IN good !"inaau:
Sugar very firm and quiet; refined dnil anu c't>c
$40 SIC. crushed 5i.>' ssc. no asses firm. Rice
stsad7; sweets, tsi:75 Gs$ IS: Tnrpen.lar, 500
drmer: mess, spot, 'ss.lo@sa.7 as. tie latter for
choice. Middes firm and quiet; long clear, SO
short clear, ,s6.2o; long and short clear, s6l2 :
prime steam. spot, s6.45. Whiskey quiet 4, Sl.l0
Freights firm.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, September 29.-Flour quiet and
a5 k4 a5 EXTRA s45oassas; family nupfr"$5 $500
1925: CITY Mills superhne, S3.15@S4 25s extra,
$4.h0@ 1920; :amily, SOC $500: kio brands,
grm and active: western closed easier southern
red. S125@$l.3O: amber, 81 30@S1.35; No. l
Maryland, 81 SIN; No. 2 western winter red, spot,
s1l29s; Decemeer. ,29s@si.29k. Southern
corn lower: westtrn, spot strong; futures quiet ;
southern white. 80c.: yellow nominally 6oc. Oats
higher and quiet; southern. 39@Sos wa paS,
Pennsy lvania and Maryland, $l4@$t6. Provisions
steady and firm Pork, so. Bulk meats tloosel.-
Shoulders, sadsAc.; cear-rib sides. &C.; packed,
a. and fi@l6sc. Rac0r--Shoulders, isc clear.,lo
sIdes. exc; hams. ll@ll4c. Lard, &c; Batstt
Pme . to s sss a, TeisH very
Ris carsoes i2k@ igS. Sugar active: ~ soi.
sa e SIC. Whiskey 1rm aud higher. Frcigh's firm
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Lei 'r the Diapatch.l
stOM ksresbytery.

LeXiDot,, :, FlEsT DAY.
ssh,urch, Wes,' iS,sA,,ery met at PendIeton
.; -t'N Instant. Traasnia, at 12 O'Clock the
VI lie second W. as fransfguration-a type
,,aDjeet Of the e1nsN,ag OF Chri>t-was the
H1nne,t;u'ehan. Tr,slny sermon by Rev. +.
G G"lns to the fact : II. Petes, !: 1918.
uer church the a an, mat Peudleton Is a Dor
,p u1,, there tei0~" onlee OF delegates was
I = ioureea elds, oaty seventeen ministers
\, H. Hamilton a. Present to-day. Rev.
~ a. S. Moff4nna s elected moderator, and
= J, Of August" y, ana Elder w. Fl. Moor
aey, f. AIIse sa Church, Temporary clerks.
,.e. was ,Satditith, Of The Episcopal
"' Introduced t. to I'll ,ss u rrs yIs,tSg bro
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The Eiyes (aSc-Thc Arlington Pro-
perry.

Correspondence OF the Alexandria GaZeite.l
WASHINGTON, ID. c., September q, 1879.
Judge WiIoughby, of Alexandria, by
specal invitation, had IN interview with
Attornsy General DevenS this morning in
reference to the Rives case, IN which The
Judge is the principal counsel for the
United States. The case will be the first
one tried at the next term OF the United
States Supreme Court, which will meet on
The second Monday in October next, and
in it the Judge will be assisted by the At
The consultation was not
Il long one, but will be renewed next We'd
ncsdav. The Arlington case, ii it comes up
at all at the next term OF the United States
supreme Court, will not do so until late IN
the Session, or until the bill prepared By
Mr.. s. +. Beach and introduced into the
Senate last session BY Mr.. Johnston, and
which is intended to authorize the Court to
try the case, shall have been disposed OF.
1t will he rccolIccted that the Court last
winter in California case decided that
suits could not be brought for property in
possession OF United States officers, and
the bill referred to is to take the Arlington
case out OF that category.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

MONDAY, September 20 1879.
GGr'r"mrnt 5ccmrities.-rnilrd States iE's'
100 h'i: United States Is. 1924 hid.
%fG;+ So. rittr$.-E Virginia l0-4G's. sos bid. .Ots
4: kcu; virginia conro,s. 594 o', 5"s a-ked: vir.
sl,la c9nsGis, new 2ss PIT: 20 asked; Virginia
,iicaes. l3:. bid IL asked: Virrinia .ax-rrceiva.
n,s c"YE@ rc 81: hia 81 asked; North Carolina
. tIfy Nscnrlttea.-Kchmnnd city S.. }. ana j..
l23 hid: Richmond city g.. j. and j.. 1919 bid;
bug city s. Special tnx. ana J ilo e 3D.
LyEchburg city e's, }. an! j. Is hid; Lynch urg
CITY esd. and j.. l02 bid: Norfos city water S.,
bic, NJ. and s.. 90 asked.
Rai'rood Roady.-Chc,ap cakc and Ohio Railroad
e., sold. 1905. ". and ..46 bid; Chesapeake and
81: asked; Virginia Central Railroad Grst mort
ga4e 6';.J. ana H.. l0l bid; Virginia Central Rail-
guta Central Railroad fourth mortgage s.. }. and
j.. JOG aSkeI; Virginia Central Raihoad non
road st pfcrea Sea- ana ElI
asked; S"uhSiic Railroad second mortgage pre- fer
rcd g., Jand j. o3 ask cd; Son'h ile Railroad bird
asked; Richmond, Fredericksbnrg aud Potomac
Railroad mortgage s's, }. aud D., los bids Rich
mond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad mort
vile Ra road consolidated c.. NJ. and ". sG bid
9s asked; piedmont Ranoad tirst mortgage s.. A.
River aud Chesapeake Railroad first NOR gay" S..
}. and j.: lOl BID; e. &: and A. Railroad first
cundi D0ndS.-Jamcs River an,i kanawha Canal
first mortgage 6's. Land ". AZ bid; James River
and kanawha Canal second mortgage 6's, NJ. and
y. 10 bld.
Eatirood &toctS.- Chesapeake and Ohio Il ,iraad.
100 par. 8 bid, asked; Richmond anu Petersburg
Railroad, 100 par, 42 bill, so asked: Richmon,
Fredericksburg a"h i'o'om"c X IIroad common,
100 PAR, 40 BIZ. 62 asked; Richmond, Ere Ter chs.
burg nnd Potomac Railroad. per cent. girIrarl-
seed, 100 nar, 93'3 hid; Connection Railroad stock
20 par. 693 bill; Richmond ami Dlnye Ratlrnl al
] 90 par. Ii biz. ~ asked: Srah0ar'i AMI Roanoke
Railroad guar: utCGa. 100 par. SO bid
Bdy,k St"ckS.-first Ma ional 90 par. : bid
National Bank OF Nirrinia, 100 par, Sst. ASKED
act Chants NaiOua!, 100 per, 100 a-S,a; t1irz" III,
Bank. % par, % asked; Bank Of Commerce. -
par. 30 asked.
f7ts~rGnce CcmpnaifS.-Vi Virginia Fire anl .Ia
rlne. 25 mar, 35s asked: Virginia STATE. - par
2S hid Virginia Ilom". 700 par. 933 bid lOt
asked: Merchants aud Mcchlmics, 100 par, So bid
80 asked.
WSceHdRs0HS.-DId Dominion Steamship Com
pauy. 100 lEtr, 30 asked.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
REDUCTION IN P0TTERS' WAC


LONDON, September 29.-NOtices OF 10
per cent. reduction OF wages were posted
Saturday at nearly all the earthenwarc and
china manufactures of Stafford pottcries.
The men are determined TO resist the reduc-
ton. which will affect $4,000 persons.
THE CoTTuN-sPISNERs' REDUCTION.
LONDON, September 29.-It is expected
that the cotton-operatiyes at Wigan, who
have stood out against a 5 per cent. reduc-
ton Of their wages, will resume work in
few DAYS. At meeting OF forty-eight rep
rcsentatives of the Oldham cotton-opera-
tiyps it was resolved to ask the masters to
reconsider their notice y; per cent. reGuc-
ton in wages.
FAILURE OF AMEETING-HoP CROP, &c.
LONDON, September 29.-The mass-mcet-
ing to denounce the iEcapaclty OF the Gov
ernment, and to demand an appeal to the
country. was Il failure.
The hop crop is the smallest since 1850.
The blight is universal throughout Kent,
Sussex. and Worcestershire. At Farnham
there are moderate stocks Of ycaSting> and
old hons in the hands OF brewers. A con-
siderable importation from America and
the continent is probable.
SCULL RACE.
LONDON. September 29.-The Sin"Ie-scull
race between john Higgins, OF ShadWcl',
and r. W. Boyd, OF MiddleSboro', for f400,
came off to-day over the Thames champion
ship course from Putney aqueIuct to the
ship at Mort lake. The race was easily won
by Boyd.
LORD MAYOR OF LONDON ELECTED.
LONDON, September 29.-sir Francis
Wyatt Trascott has been elected Lorl
Mayor OF London.
Trouble Brewing I'm Ireland.
LONDON, September 29.-The PdR- NaH
Guzette says 90 Serious trouble is brewing
in Ireland in consequence of the Anti-rcEt
and Nationalist agitation"
France.
SMALL WAGES-INCREASE IN STOCKS OF MAN
UFACTCRED GOODS.
LONDON, September pa dispatch from
Paris to the Times says committee OF the
Rouen Cotton. Factory Overseers' Company
have addressed 4 letter to the president OF
the Tariff Committee urging him to expe-
dite the committees labors. Thef state
that not one quarter OF their production
finds market and that stock Is increasing
aarmingly. Prices are SO low that wages
have fallen % per cent. Unless there Is
some change soon industry Will come 10 j
complete standstill.
Obituary.
PARIS September 29.-Paul Ade'bert ial-
leyrand, yrandnephew of the great Ial!ey-
rand, is dead aged sixty-eight.
The Lesiaimist Cause I'm France.
PARIS, September 29.-An address was
read at all the banquets given by the Legni-
mis,s to-day expressing devotion 10 tue
Count de Chambord and his cause.
Afghanlstan.
THE CHOLERA INFECTION.
LONDON, September 20.-The Vieeroy OF
India telegraphs thai the cholera IS preVa-
lent only on the route from Rayul Pindu to
.Jamrood. There have been few cases ~
Ali Musjid, but that place and Lundl hRa-
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lFor the Dispatch.)
Abingdon PreSbytery.

Friday and Saturday were spent in an
earnest discussion Of the question OF diyi-
sion OF the Synod. Nessrs. Wilson, Thomas,
and Hogshead made elaborate arguments in
favor OF division, urging the size and eX-
penses OF the present body. Messrs. SuIli-
van M d Barnett argued against the division,
pleading themoral weight and value Of the
present venerable body. The vote, taken
late Saturday evening, resulted in tie-13
voting for and 10 against. In case the Sy-
nod IS divided, IS voted for n division into
two Synods and for tripartite division.
r.
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HOME 1NDUsTRY.-DmrnS the two weeks
ending Saturday the Goth instant the FAIR
banks Scale Company received orders for
2,S6S scales, including orders for no less
than 10 iron-frame Il. +. track scales. This
is the largest number OF orders booked at
the factory since the panic OF 1873. This
increased business is the natural result OF
the improved condition OF the iron trade
and the moving Of the enormous grain crops
of the West. TO meet this business pres
sure the factory mas commenced running
evenings, the first time since the war'-St.
Johnsbury W. Catedonian, September
26th
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The SDpa rcc TrnyafbJes.

PROyIDEHcE. September 29-Mrs.
Snragulr's trustee was refused admission to
Canonchct to-day by Mr.. Spraguc. although
be was accompanied by an agent OF Mr..
Challec. trustee of the Spra"ue estate. The
object oi the visit WAS to make an inventory
Of the property in the house i'll order HAT
Mrs. Spra@uc might indicate what she
claims as her personal property.
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Gbrainims u Grand Jury In Utah.

SALT LAKE CITY, September 29.-Thc
Third District Court has for several days
been engaged in obtaining grand jury.
All Mormons who believe poly"amy to be a
revelation from God and superior 10 the act
Of Congress have been excluded. Eleven
Jurors have been obtained. 1t is expected
the present grand jury will endeayor to OBJ
tan the record Of polygamous marriages ut
the Endowment House.
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ECZEMA OF TIE HANDS CURED.
INTERESTING LETTER FROM WELL
KNOWN ATTORNEY.

Editor Eeto Orleans Pic0yune: Sir,-Since the
fall of 1867 up TO the last three weeks have been
troubled with an eruption of the skin which the
doctors call by various NAMES, but which Is gene
rally known by the name of Eczema or Salt Rhcuni.
The principal place Of attack was my hands, which
at lines, especially during the winter-'ime, were
very sore. ,. -.
At lines the disease threatened 10 spread from my
hands and envc y my whole body. Doctors have
been consulted 10 PHILADELPHIA WASHINGTON. and In
this CITY. with no more success than temporary re-
lief. After considerable expense and mucn pain
and suffering | had come 10 the conclusion that |
would, Us the saying goes, have to grin ana Dear IT,
About -four weeks ago read in the Picdyune the
ADVERT: emeAt of cUTICURA for sale by our we'll
known druggist. Mr. Lyons and resolved to Try II:
I purchased ifty-cent box. aud before IL was half
used the disease had completely disappeared, and L
feel certain that mine Is a permanent cure.
My object in sending you this letter Is to make
known TO other sufferers the value Of CUTICCRA,
and thus benefit, If ever SO little suffering HUI
manity. Yours truly, ,o,r
2. z. CARROLL,
Attorney and Counsellor atLaw,
80 Camp street.
NEW ORLEANS, December 25, 1878.
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Cotton Steamer on Fire.

NEW ORLEANS, September 29.-Just be-
fore reaching her landing here to-day the
cotton on board Of the steamer NalchcZ took
fire. creating great excitement among the
passengers. The boat was landed and 300
bales OF burning cotton were thrown over
board. The boat was slightIy damaged.
The damage to the cargo is estimated II
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LOUISVILLE, September 29.-Frst extra
day OF the Jocky-CIilb fall meeting.
First racc-rlile dash, three Starters
was won easily by Buck>hot. Time, 1:464
Second racc-mile heats-Juniata won
the first heat by half head, and Rowett
won the second by q length. In the third
heat. for seven-eighths OF mile the horses
ran neck-and-neck. and Rowrtt won by two
lcngths. Time. La. 1:433. 1:tGS.
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Curry and Massey.

Curry and Massey.
THE LoNG-EXPECTED MEETING At HARRISON
BUEG--A GREAT DAY FOR HONOR AND
RIGHT.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I
HAREIsONBuRG. VA, September 90 The
mucll-heralded discussion between Mr..
Massey and DR.. Curry occurred to-day III
the courthouse in the presence OF a large,
intelligent, and patient audience. Governor
Smith opened the debate in speech Of one
hour. The {" old man eloquent was heard
with great respect and delight. His words
OF solemn wisdom and his earnest appeals
to preserve unsullied the honor OF the Old
Dominion met cordial response. The
speech did good, and received warm con-
gratulatons.
Mr.. Massey followed in a speech Of one
hour and fifteen minutes.
DR.. Curry followed for an hour and ten
minutes. Mr.. Massey rcioncd in fifty min
utes and Dr.. Curry twenty. These COM
batants preserved towards each other the
utmost courtesy, and showed that political
discussions need not degenerate into per-
sonalties. Massey was in fine trim, and
made the best showing for his side. DR..
Curry rcfuted every argument, challenged
every misstatcment, and presented an over
whcming array OF facts and arguments in
favor of the settlement. He put Massey on
the stand, but questions at first answered
were soon met with obstinate silence. Curry
replied promptly to every interrogatory put
by Massey or his coadiutors, and his ready re-
pal tees always brought loud and enthusiastic
cheering. 1t was great day for honor and
right. Our friends are iubiant. The Re-
adiuSters admit Waterloo defeat.
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A Tunnel. FOR BosToS SEwAGE.-Bost0n,
September 27.-The city OF Boston to-day
advertised for proposals to build tunnel
one and hall miles long, to Moon island,
in the harbor, through which the entire
sewage Of the city will be discharged. 1t
is intended that the tunnel shall rest about
1870 feet below the bottom OF the harbor,
and the cost of the enterprise is estimated
at half q million dollars.
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GUTECURA.
NUTICURA REMEDIES.

The success attending the use Of these great rem
edes In The treatment Of affections of the Skin and
Scalp with Loss of Hair is astonishing. From
every part of the country come the most grateful
Acknowledgements of what ntsht be called miracu-
1ous cures Mcssrs. WEEKS & POTTER extend
their thanks TO all who have spoken good word for
CuT1CURA. CuTIcURA SOAP. and CCTICURA RE-
SOLVENT, and will thankfully receive reports of
new eases wherever they occur.
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Sy,ecie yTpentS.

WASHINGTON, September 20 The Urea
surcr OF the United States and assistant
treasurers have been directed to pay out
gold and silver coin freely upon all Govern
ment obligations presented for payment at
their respective Offices.
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Eiy EegGSra7;h.
NEW WORK

NEv TOM September 20 --VoDtt.-- Stocks strong.
Money on call 5M6 DER cent. tArran-a-- L"rg,
isl.. shur;, 4S3. STATE bonds 'ull. Governments
strong.
Ereniag.- Money stead, II jGi6 prr cent, Going
at 5M7. Exchange firm 1T ISl 46giSl4. G"N-
rn,urnts airoCG: new -, 1903: T. yer cents,
1863; yer cents. OK.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, September 29.--Fir,nh G's. cen
suS. 54.: ,cruuL >':ies. 2S'.: pl>tC.uC cuupou>.
Sls: new, lU-lu>. 5O!i. ili io-'iav.
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NEW ORLEANS, December 25, 1871

The CUTIcURA REMEDIES are prepared by
WEEKS & POTTER, Chemists and Druggists, Bos-
tor, and sold by all druggists. Price of CUTICURA:
Small boxes. so cents; large boxes, containing two
and one half times the quantity OF small. fl. RE-
SOLVENT. IL per bottle. CUTIcURA SOAR, 25
cents per cake ;-by mail, 80 cents three cakes, rs
cents. my 8
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Double Murder in Michigan.

DtTRoTT, MICH. September 29.-Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Morris, OF Voinia township,
Cass county, were murdered last night for
the purpose OF plumber. Morris had re-
Gently made large sale OF wheat. There
is as yet no clue to tue murderers,
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Colonel Sellers Divorced.

NEW YORK, September 90 "A decree OF
absolute divorce was this day entered in the
City Court OF Brooklyn in favor Of Marie
T.. Raymond against John r. Raymond,
better known as " Colonel Sellers
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yOLTAIC
- ELECTRIC pLASTERS

Placed over the centre of the nervous forces the
nit OF The stomach, they stimulate the Liver, Sto-
mach, and Bowels, perfect Digestion, cure Dys-
pepsia, Bilious Collie. Cramps. and Pains, and pre-
vent Ague aud Ma,arial Diseases. For Weak and
Sore Lungs Palpitation of the Heart, Painful Md
news, Rheumatism. Neuralgia, aud Sciatlea, they
are The best remedy in the world. Get the genuine.
my S-ru,ThSS
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ANOTHER ACCOUNT.

t;if nVsFECr DEPOT, September q, 1879.
,9Y n wl,S, D'$P4tch: Dear Sirs,-Thinking
4sg, m' w, IKE to hear the extent OF the
sfitT ~ "ohe oy the frost in this section,
sad 2;Ih LAY on the mornings of the 10Th
YSsnss we we had severe frost, and many
bG, S, "oaeco were damaged seriously;
HsrSSe 10 say, some escaped unhurt.
h%e., Y,
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n frost III Prince Edward.

r. ho>ktr DEror, September -, 1879.
j.. L4HorS Dispatch; The crops being lit
'A'cE IN This scctiun this season than
'' Tue Farmers, III consequence, ale be-
.', III saving their crops-a great many
;'' "ohc saving their fodder and tops.
"r establishment aud serious damage,
Z, VI great many, on looking out ycstcr-
=. hihg they found their tobacco fields
w., , .p WIN frost. | have seen several crops,
= ,a 1I' are damaged more or less. | hear
s,t 's !'f'ltr who has lost half OF his crop,
1 r, olhtrs whose loss will be one fourth.
1Gn ~ T. 'n'ieed q severe blow to The farmer,
,-.', "a> al! HE burden to bear now without
''se iOsSrs. Yours, &C., D.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-30
CARPETS. OHs,-CL0THs, DC.

DHILLIPS Il JENNINGS. 1911 MAIN
IL STREET, RICHMOND, Waive haye Jnst re-
ceiYed our fail stock Of CARPETS II all gr !des,
DRUGG ETs.RUGS, and MATS: OlL-:L0THso or
all Widths; LACE AMI DAMhSK CURTAlnS
CORNiCE aud SHADES; PAPLR-HANG NGS q
all styles which We are otrring at low prices. All
ne i3-2m PHILLIPS & JENNINGS.