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ECZEMA OF THE HANDS CURED.
INTERESTING LETTER FROM A WELL
KNOWN ATTORNEY.

Editor Ee1o Orleans Picdyune: 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 Rheuni.
rhc principal place Of attack was my hands. which
at times, especially during the winter-iime, were
very sore. r,, =, .
hands and cnvel % my whole body. doctors have
been consulted 10 Pbiladelphia Washnai ana IN IN
this CITY with no more success than temporary re-
lief. After considerable expense and mucn pain
and suffering had come to tue con d ha ,ne
About four weeks ago read in the Plcuyune the
of CUTICURA for sale by our wei,
known druggist Mr.. Lyons, and resolved TO try u:
purchased fifty-eent box, and before 1t was Ia
used the disease had completely alsapneareo ana
My.obiect in sending you this letter is to make
known to other sufferers the value of CYTIcURA,
and thus benefit, If ever SO little, sunerlns hu-
lnanity. Yours truly, c.ppo,r
Attorney and Counsellor ut Law,
SO Camp street.
NEW ORLEANS, December rs, 1878.
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FIRE RECORD.
DssrnutcrIvE FIRE M BUFFALO. (. i.

4 e ~
BUFFALO. July 1G.-Anotber disastrous
FIRE broke out here to-day, and resulted in
the total destruction of the extensive works
Pitts Agricultural Manufacturing Com
pany, established in 1851, and employing
200 meii. The totaIsinsurance is 100000.
No estilBste Of the loss can be obtained.
THE CelLTRRY FIRE IN PENNSYLVANIA.
CENTRALTi, Pa, July 16.-The vein OF
coal at Preyost's colliery Is still burning
fercely, together with the dirt and rock.
banks. Tile mine Is being flooded now,
but with a poor prospect Of overc' ming
the flames, which gained considerable head
way during the night, and now endauger
the workings OF the Continental and Hazel
Dell mines, which are only divided from
the burning vein by pillar OF coal thirty
feet thick. Should these workings take
fire this town would be ruined. Several
valuable pumping-engines have been de-
stroyed, together with The &c BREAKER" of
fee, and all the buildings except the sta.
bles. The losses are estimated this morn
ing at 5000, 900.
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COMM ERCIAl.
CoEN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

COEN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICEsoED, July 16. 1879.
OFFERINGS; REPORTED TO SECRETARY
WHEAT White, 1912 bushels. Red, SIGH
bushels.
CoRN.-IVh 400 bushels. Mired, 400 bushels.
OATs.-32 bushels.
MEAL.-l00 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
:, Wheat White. 332 bushels very good Sl.17;
common at s1.1O; bushels good at Sl.l5; $40
bushels prime at sl.2o; $50 bushels prime at
Sl.2U-total. .l34 bushels. Red. 23S prime FuIiZ
at Sl.lQ: 252 bushels mixed III s1.l2: so bu, heels
rriIne Fultz 1T $1.l0; 400 bushels prime Ldncae-
ter at Sl.l9; ESQ bushels mixed at SIl2: a24
bushels very good FmltZ az Sl.OO; LOG bushels
FuItZ at SLOT: l2i bushels Fultz ct 81 .O6: 2S
bushels prirae Fultz 1T 81 10; bushels Fultz at
81; X bushels Lancaster ct = 10: 500 bushels
good Lancaster at Sl.1S; Is bushels prime Fuiz
mixed at $1.15 344 bushels at 81 .OS; 2S bushels
1T Sl.03: ~ bu-tcl good Eultz at SLOT; 100
bushels very good Futz Oh private terms; 800
bushels good Fuz at Sl.09: 800 bushels Fuliz at
Sl.Q9: "a bushels common Fultz at 3 %: A BUSH
els FulZ Mt 81: so bish' Is common FuhZ al 81:
mixed at Sl.l5: 100 bushels Lancaster 81 Sl.l9:
$50 bushels mixed 1t Sl.l2: 10 bishels very good
FulZ at 81 .0S; $50 bushels Fulz on prIre terms :
800 bushels prime Lancas'erat 81 10; $50 bushels
mixed at SLIP: $50 bushels fair Lancaster az
Sl.l6: 34G bushels very good Lancaster ~ 81 rs :
"a bushels prime EuI q 1T Ito; &c bushels good
Lancaster al S1.lS; S2busheis good Faz 1T 81 .e5
90 bushels very COED FutZ At Sl.9S: IL bushels
good Lancaster At sE.16-total, 6,eaS bushels.
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Thirty live urc entirely stopped, and tie re-
mainder arc only running about half time.

$50 Mexico. ~
5.y CITY OF MExC0,; July IL, cia HAVANA,
July 16.-The investigation into the shoot
Ing OF the revoiters at Vera Cruz on the
18th ultinlo has not been concluded. IT,
bcweyer, has been shown that the authori-
ties unn necessarily and with indecent haste
execnted nine men, all Of whom had fami-
IIes. The conspiracy which had existed on
the steamer Libertad and in the city OF Vera
Cruz bad notifications along the entire
Gulf coast, the rude blow given it at Vera
Cruz preventing general outbreak. The
conspiracy Is attributed to commercial cir
Giles in the Gull ports which were dseon-
tented With the law suppressing the con-
traband trade. =
The French Educational Bill.
PARIS, July 16.-Tbe opposition OF the
Senate against Jules Ferry's educational bill
is directed against the seventh tor anti
Jesuit) clause. There were thirty senators
absent from the bureauX when the COM
mitteemen were elected, and these might
turn the scale either way in the de-
bate on the bill. The committee will
probably elect rs reporter Jules Simon, who
is one OF the opponents OF the anti.Jesuit
clause. 1t is thought. however, that the
Government may decide to postpone the
discussion six mouths. The Government
is very much annoyed ut the turns things
have taken. It is understood that VI. Du-
fau:e is one OF the opponents OF the anti.
jesuit clause, and it is thought that il he
speaks against it its rejection is certain.
1t IL stated that some Of the Deputies OF
the Left who voted for the anti Jesuit
clause in the educational illutend to ask
the Government to abandon the clause, and
IN lieu thereof to put into force certain laws
relating to Jesults which have fallen into
allegiance.
. The Chamber OF Deputies to-day voted
the war estimates.
Resignation of the Roumnnian Minis
try.
LONDON, July 16.--A Bucharest dispatch
says the ministers resigned to-day and the
Chamber OF Deputies at once assembled to
consider the situation. The question on
which the ministry went out was the eman-
clpation OF the Jews. which is demanded by
the Powers rs L condition precedent to the
recognition OF Roumanian independence.
The bill for Jewish emancipation the min
istry could not carry through.
The King Of Belgium Again Threat
encd.
BRUSSELS, July 1G.-Another pIacard
the Kings life was found to-
day posted on the walls Of church in this
city.
Cable Notes.
LONDON, July 16.-A Berlin dispatch to
the Times says cholera has made its appear
ancc in The government Of Smolensk.
A terrible epidemic Of diphthera con-
tinues its ravageS IN BeSsarabia, where an
rescript OF the Governor is published order
ing universal fumigation of the dwellings
and clothing Of the peasantry. The rescript
states that the epidemic has now been raging
seven years, carrying TO the grave in some
districts almost all of the rising generation.
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for tsosien susne few remained over TO
visit the springs, aud some TO the District
Conference held at Fairfield, in this county,
which Is still In session. 5
The weather IS very warm and dry, Their
mometer 97o on Friday; terrific wind
storm on Friday night, but not much DAM
age done. Judge Wingfcld has Just closed
a special term for Judge McLang hlin. Old
case {lost noie) OF twenty years standing
Swell as. Gould-was examined and the
case referred back. Severa, professors are
making arrangements to leave 10 visit old
homes and acouaintances. PHILIA.
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The RufortI Murder.Trial.

OwENToN, KY, July 16.-Among the Wit
nesses introduced to-day for the defence IN
the Buford trial was Mrs. Annie Wallace
lady to whom Bhford addressed letter Just
before the murder. The lady strongly sus-
tanned the theory ot the prisoners insanity.
After few other witnesses had given their
evidence the defence closed with the privl-
lege OF Introducing other witnesses who are
expected to arrive tomorrow. .
This a2ternoonthe prosecution introduced
rebuttine testimony, some eighteen or TWEEN
ty witnesses being examined to prove Blu
ford to be OF sound mind:
The arguments will begin tomorrow, ana
the case probably given to the Jury Friday.
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YellOW-Fever.

no NEW CASES AT MEMPHIS, AND no DEATHS
SINCE LAST REPORT.
MEMPHIS, July 16.-No new cases OF yell
low-fever are reported to-day, and no deaths
have occurred since last report.
THE ALARM SUBSIDIZED.
MEMPHIS. July 16.-1he only restrictions
against Memphis freights now enforced are
by the Memphis and Little Rock and the
Mississippi Central railroads. All other
roads have revoked their quarantine orders.
Merchants report rush OF business, and a
general feeling Of hopefuIness exists as to
the future. Physicians now say that young
Ray will recover. No new cases have been
reported for week.
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Political.

WISCONSIN GkEENBACK CONVENTION NOMINA-
TlONS.
MILWAUKEE, July 49, The SentinePS
Watertown special says: 1.-THE National
Greenback party OF Wisconsin held its an
nual Convention at that place yesterday, and
nominated the following ticket: For Gov
ernor, Colonel May, OF Vernon; Lieutenant
Governor, W. Lntley, OF Racine; Secretary
OF State. G. w. Lee, OF Grant; Attorney
General, G. B. Goodwin, OF milwaukee,;
Superintendent of Public Instruction, W.
II. Searles. Of Marathon; State Treasurer,
p. A. Griffith. No Germans were named
on the ticket. although they claimed repre-
sentation. The Convention was largely at
tended and enthusiastic. The platform did
not differ essentially from that adopted at
the Convention two years ago."
PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
HARRISBURG, Pa, July 16.-The Demo-
cratic State Convention met and organized
here to-day. The Opera-House was about
half filed with delegates.
Resolutions were adopted favoring the
subordination of the military to the civil au-
thorItieS in all things; denying the right Of
the Federal Government to maintain the
army to be used for political purposes; de-
handing free ballot; asserting the fraudu-
lent nature Of President Hayes's election,
and denouncing his abuses of the veto
power as an insult and menace to the coun-
try. The financial plank fayors currency
OF gold and silver and Of paper convertible
into coin. The platform also opposes all
subsidies and appropriations by the Gene
raj Government for other purposes than the
public service; promises protection and
support to labor, and charges the bankrupt
condition OF the State finances to the mis-
management OF the Republican party.
D. 0. Barr, OF Allegheny, was nominated
for State Treasurer BY reclamation, and the
Convention adjourned sine Gle.
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ssssF siss1sEps,
ssfsF yisyssEps,
NOTICE THE XTRAORDINARY RE-
~ DUCTloNS IN PRICES AT
JULIUS MEYERS,
sos BROAD STREET.
PRICES MARKED WAY DOWN.

BUNTISGS! BUSTlNGS!
GJc. BROCADE LACE BUSTlSGS reduced to
sos: LACE BUNTINGs reduced to 22xc.:
rs and 22hc. 'ALL-WOOL BUyTINGS reduced to
soc: BLACK ALL.wooL BuN1IHus lvaa... ~
BLACK sILK-AND. WOOL GRENADINE reduced
from Csc. to 10c.:
BLACE-AND-WftlTE PLAID GRENADISE at
Soc DOUE;L f. WIDTH FRENCH BUNTING re-
duced 10 40c.:
MADRAS GINGIIAMS reduced to lie;
WIDE IMITATION LINEN LAWNS reduced TO
100 pieces FIGURED NATSSOOKs at sE4c worth
zoe: .
FIGURED DR. ESS-LINEN at exc worth 1896;
Fest PACIFIC LAWNS rrduccn 10 l 0 and l1c.;
Fest COleGED LAWNS reduced to I0c.:
% pieces LINEN DRILL for mems and boys wear
II l0c.;
go pieces F.iNCY-sTRIPED LINEN DRILL at
l2bc.;
Our celebrated SPOON. BUST ABDOMINAL COR
SET reduced TO 90c.
soc. GENT LEN EMS UNLAUNDRIED SOC.
SHIRTS. warranted Linen Bosom and Cuts,
End entirely finished, at
JULIUS MEYERS.
jy Ii-eCd 603 Broad street.
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suDreme COnclaye of Hcptnsophs.

BALTIMORE, July 1G.-The Supreme Con-
cave OF the United States OF the Order OF
Hcptasophs met here to-day-Supreme-
Archon T. n. Stephens, OF Texas, presiding,
and z. NJ. Solomon, of Norfolk, Va, SUI
preme secretary. Twenty-scven delegates
were present from Texas, Virginia, New
York, New Jersey, Maryland, and Pennsyl-
vania. The conchvc will continue its ses-
sion for q week
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A Murder Mystery Solved.

BOSTON. July 16.-The mystery which
has long sbroudcd the death OF Jennie p
Clarke. whose body was found in trunk
in Lynn some time since, has been solved by
the arrest OF Madame Goodrich, female
physician, who performed criminal opera
ton upon the girl which resulted in her
death, and Dr.. kmbaII, who was an Access
sorry, and packed the body in the trunk.
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Rowing Regatta atLake George.

LAKE GEORGE, July 16.-The Lake
George regatta was opened to-day with a
large attendance. A strong south wind
prevailed, and the water was rough.
Alderman won The first heat, one and "A
half miles. for Junior singles, in 14:093.
The second heat was won by Seaport, Of
Reading, Pa, in 1914.
10 the pair-oared race between the Ger.
man brothers OF the. Olympic Club. OF AL
bany, and the Croy brothers, OF the Zephyr
Club. OF Detroit, the former won easily in
11:25s.
The four-oared race was postponed until
tomorrow on account OF the high wind.
Considerable interest is manifested in the
college race tomorrow between the Cornell,
Columbian, and Wesleyan foul-oared crews.
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PERSONAL.

NEW DIRK. July Ill he LUKE I'll ATSfu
and daughters sailed for Europe in the Scy-
THAN to-day.
HASLAN's RETURN TO NEW YORK FROM
NIAGARA.
TORONTO, ONT. July 16.-Hanlan, ac-
compauled by D.Ward, James H. Easley,
and D. L. Spard, arrived from Niagara at 6
O'Clock last evening. He was met short
distance out in the lake by large fleet OF
steamers and yachs-all OF which were
crowded with people-and escorted to the
city. The wharvcs along the route were
densely packed with spectators, who well
coined him with cheers. In the evening he
visited the Horticultural Hall, where a
large crowd was present to witness Pima
fore. Between acts Hanlan was presented
with an address by Mayor Beattic on behalf
Of the citizens, to which he very briefly re-
piled.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PRESIDENCY.
RALEIGH, n. c., July 16.-Rev. DR..
Pritchard, OF the First Baptist church Of
Raleigh. has accepted the presidency Of
Wake. Forest College. and will enter upon
the duties OF his Office September LIST.
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Terrific Storm in Boston.

BOSTON, July ia terrific storm burst
over this city about O'Clock this after
noon, doing great damage to life and pro-
perty. The schooner Myrtle, OF Charles
ton, having on board six persons-iour
women, man, and boy-capSized oil
Byrd Island, and all except the man were
drowned. A boy was also drowned by the
capsizing of boat off the Hull, and man
was buried in the ruins of building which
was struck by lightning. The damage
throughout the city will amount to many
thousand dollars.
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NEW ORLEANS, December rs, 1878.

The CUrIcURA REMEDIES are prepared ny
wErKs q POTTER, Chemists and Druggists, Bos-
ton. and sold by all druggists. Price of CUTIcuRA
Small boxes. so cents large boxes, containing two
and one half times the quantity of small IL. RE-
SOLVENT. 81 per bottle. CUTIcURA SOAP 70
cents per cake BY mail, 80 cents; three cakes 70
.s,,. - lnys
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The Louisiana State Debt.

New ORLEANS, July 1G.-The State-debt
ordinance came up to-day in the Conven-
ton for its third and final reading. An
amendment was adopted providing that the
State-debt ordinance should be voted on by
the people separately, and should become a
part OF the Constitution if majority OF the
voters favor it.
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CUTICURA.
CUTICURA REMEDIES.

The success attending the use Of these great rem
edies 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 might be called miracu-
lous cures. Messrs. WEEKS s POTTER extend
their thanks TO all who have spoken good word for
CUTICuRA, CUTICURA SOAP. and CUTIcURA RE-
SOLVENT, and will thankfully receive reports Of
new cases wherever they occur.
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a Strike for Eight Hours II Day.

CHICAGO, July 16.-Two hundred cabi.
net-makers in the employ Of Andrews 4
GO. struck tot day for reduction OF work.
ing hours to eight per day.
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KILLED by Lightning.

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, July 16.-Dnring a
heavy shower this afternoon four men who
were standing on stoop were struck by
lightning. One was instantly killed and
one fatally injured. Tie other two are ex-
Dpcted TO recover.
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A Millionaire Killed by y Railroad
Train.

New YORK, July 16.-Anthony Zabriskie.
millionaire and member OF an old, histori-
cal, and very eccentric family, residing at
Central Morrisiana, was struck by the New
Haven express train while crossing the
track this morning. thrown distance Of
200 feet, and instantly killed. He leaves
pro perry estimated ut S10,000,000.
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yOLTAIC
I J - ELECTRIC PLAsrERs.

Placed over the centre Of the nervous forces, the
nit OF The stomach, they stimulate the Liver, sto-
mach, and Bowels, perfect Digestion, cure DSs-
pepsia, Bilious Colo, Cramps, and Pains, apd pre-.
vent Agus and Malaria1 Diseases. For Weak and
Sore Lungs Palpitation Of the Heart, Psinfni Hid
neys, Rheumatism. Neuralgia, aud sciaf.ca, they
arc the best remedy III the world Get the genuine.
my u,Th&S 80 s.st 81 Pee
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Evangelical Lutheran SynOdicaI Com


COLUMBUS, OHIO, July 1G.-The Evangeli-
cal Lutheran Synodical Conference of North
America met here to-day. The body is
composed OF LOGO ministers in the United
States and Canada. About $50 delegates
were present. The conference will be in
session about six days.
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FLUVANNA COUNTY.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
Enpr IINInN I11lu 10 1917

correspondence or tue richmond Dspalc7.]
FORK UNION, July Is, 1870.
The insurance on the fine dwelling Of
Rev. DR.. g. Fl. Snead, which was accident
ally burned last night about midnight, was
rs follows: In the Virginia Fire and Marine
Insurance Company, 81 900; in the Granite
Company, $4,000. Very little was saved,
and some members Of the family narrowly
escaped with their hives. The property was
valued at $4,000. j.
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COLUMBUS, o., July 16.-In a pacing race
here to-day Sleepy Tom. blind morse,
made the best time on record, pacing three
heats in 2:14$, 2:194, and PIT.
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HOP Buffers cures by removing The cause OF
sickness and restoring vitnlity. 2E.5
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The victorious Portsmouth Crew,

THEIR RETURN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I
PORTSMOUTH, Va, July 16.-The, vic
torious oarsmen of the Elizabeth Club, on
their arrival from Saratoga Lake to-day, re-
ceived an immense popular ovation. Hon.
j. r. Baird, Mayor OF the city, delivered
congratulatory address on the landing OF
the crew, and a procession several squares
in length, with a band Of music, escorted
the oarsmen and their race-boats in open
carriages through the streets, while salutes
were necessarily fred along the river front.
A grand complimentary banquet was given
tonight by the citizens of Portsmouth in
honor Of the crew.
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THE LATE EST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH FROM ALL PARTS
OF THE WORLD.

EFFECT De THE HEAT AND DROUGHT IN
GEORGIA; THE DRY WEATHER ELSE
WHERE-So MORE YELLow.FEyER IN
MEMPHIS, AND NO DEATHS SINCE LAST
REPORT : THE RESTRICTIONS AGAINST
MEMPHIS DEsTRUCTIvE FIRE AT BUF-
5FALo-THE PENNSYLVANIA CoAL-A1INE
FIRE-A MILLIONAIRE AT MoRRIssANIA
KILLED BY "A RAILROAD TRAIN-EvI-
DRSCE m THE BUFoRD TRIAL CLOSED
FOR THE DEFENCE-THE MYSTERY
CONCERNING THE DEATH OF JEN-
ME P. CLARKE, OF BOSTON, SOLVED
TWO MENKILLED BY LIGHTNING IN CON-
TIcUT-DEMoCRATIC STATE CoNyEN-
TIoN OF PENNsYLyANIA-sUP CON-
CLAyE OF THE SEVEN WISE MEN-THE
sLAKE-GEoRGE REGATTA; RETURN OF
THE PORTSMOUTH CREW FROM sARATo-
GA-CHAsTAIN Cox'S TRIAL-TRADE DE-
PRESTON IN ENGLAND-JULEs EERRY's
EDUCATIONAL BILL IN THE FRENCH Sc
NATE. - 10
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By Telegraph.

Vt" INItF-
NEW YORK, July .-T0on.-Stocks buoyant.
Money on CALL 2.:tg3 uer ceut. EXchanGe-i.p;t2,
4S51:; short, 1917. Stat bonds dul. Governments
firm.
toen,ng.-Money e;,sv At 2iFsl3 per cent. Ex-
change active and weak a iS5EGriSJa Govern
meuls strong: new Us, 104; f.. per cents, 1853;
per cents, l0l7G. states Gull.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE. July 16.-Virginia G's deferred
6s; consols, 56h: second sccrs. 80: Virginia
1O-40's, 400; pasl-due coupons, 7S4. Bid to-day
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LIVERY AND SALES STABLES.

The subscriber has fitted up In connection with
Is extensive stables one Of the most
COMPLETE AND CONVENIENT BAZAARS
q he found In this country. ana having every Ia
cility for the accommodation of stock, respectfully
solicits consignments OF
HORSES. MULES, AND VEHICLES,
Of every kind, promising that all stock. &C., con-
signed 10 him shall have cyery'nttentiou, ana re-
turns promptly made.
LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES made when REQUIRED
TIE CARRIAGE DEPARTMENT
embraces consignnents OF almost every variety or
vehicles for pleasure and work-purposes. a. also
HARNESS OF every description. All articles In
this department will DC sold at lowest wholesale
manufacturers prices and in no instance will any
deviation from such prices be made. Parties wish
Ing 10 purchase will find 1t 10 their interest 10 cx-
am inc tnt, stock Of vehicles, &c.
Ny STABLES are new. OF LARGE CAPACITY,
and afford every convenience for drUvcrs.
Parties desiring 10 purchase for their own use or
the trade will lind 4 large stock to select from:
Auction SALES every WEDNESDAY and SAT-
FRIDAY ut 10 O'Clock 4. M.
JOHN u. DAVIS, Proprietor.
F. Il. Cook huctioneer.
RICHARD SCLATER, Manager.
j. VI. PACE, Salesman. my ~
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ElNrr.

Fine, $3.50; supeTine, $4.25@M50; extra,
$j.50@s5.75: common family, S5.75GS6; fancy
branss *6(Gr7 go.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, July 1G.-This is the hottest
day OF the season, the thermometer reach
ing 1929 in the shade.
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The Hot, Dry Weather.

THE HOTTEST, DRTEsT WEATHER SINCE 1889
AT AUGUSTA, GA.
AUGUSTA, GA. July 16.-There has been
no rain in this section to do any good to the
crops for two months. The corn in many
places is literally burnt up, and will not
average fourth of a crop. The cotton is
very much behind. The weed is very small,
yet it is fruitin@ well for the size OF the
stalk. This has been the hottest and dryest
weather since 1889.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-17
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conl and delightful
Don't fall 10 call and see Il.
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SETS in al! styles. Cali and see them.
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