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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-09
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.


GorernmeEt Securnfss-United States A..
1927 asked. sf#s atsls.- s-#a 81 ..-..t l.
/ state observation-disclosures Is-4ots.4sE bid. 5nh
asked: Virginia consols, SO Dir, SO asked: Tjr-
gtnia consos, Iiew. 2s< Did, 81 asked; Virz3nia
deferre6 So bid Gyz asseds VIrgiu3s Interest cer7f-
Gates, ~ bid, Is asked; Virpintt ,ax-receiyabIe
coupons 500 bid, sly ;rsed; Vol sh Carolina
Cttv SscuritieS.-R Richmond city 81. j. and j.
III bid- Richmond city e., ). aad j., los BID;
Petersburg CRY 6s, F. and A., IG24 asked Pc
tersbure CITY S'S special taI. J. ans T., los bid:
LyncDburScl cry Gs, j. md j., EG2ls asked. -
Rdikrod2 n0s.-Vfrefnia Ce1lr raj RaIlrond first
mortgage CPS. j ard T., 100 isIi Virxinin Central
kailroad third morrTage 6's j. aud j., 1903 asked
virginia Central Railroad fourh NOR sage S's, J.
and D.. 108 hid: Virginia Certfai R:airoad non
mortgage Sh ~ ami D., l0bs bid; Sourfsirie Rtll-
road first mortgage preferred s's. j. alWi j.. 100
asked; SoutE!de Railroad third mortgage p-rft r.
red 6's j. and J.. SsI Bid: Richmond, Frederick
6uzg and PGtGHac Railroad mortgage as, j. ar
H.. LOT bid: Sicllmopd and Dany,le RAILROAD coI,-
sofifaird 6's NJ. and " 95 bid, g7f asked. Rich
mond. York River and Chesapeake Ra,l7ondi first
mortgage IS. u aud ~ 102 bid, Jos asked C., e.
uno A. Railroad first IDor gagc rs. 3f.hid, g xed
G- Z: and A. Rallroaf second m1rtgage Is, TAI
bid, 76x asked. Il !. =. = -
RGitrodd Stacks.-Rtpamond and Petersburg Rail-
ROOD, 100 par 43-bid: Richmond. fredericksburg
Liid POTOMAC Railroad eDmmon. I00l par, 40 h,d;
Hfchmond and DanviT!e Eailrnad, 90 par, Z bid :
par, 95 bid. -
Bank Stocka--Natioas,l Bank Of Virginia, 100
par, 92 asked. =.
Insurance. C0nDnnies.-Virgini:p Fire ard Ha-
srpe. 20 par, iasket. Merchants a,,s Nee h;rics
lu0 par, 81 biz, -36ls asked. - -
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Eote-CUTICURA Is admirably assisted III cases
Of extreme physical weakness. or when the virus OF
Scroiula is known TO Turk I'm the SYSTEM by the In
doubt the most powerful blood purifier and liver
slimulant In the world. ~.
CUTICURA SOAR Is an elegant toilet and medictna II
assistant CUTICvEA in the treatment OF all exier,
nal ailments. For chopped hands, r4ush SKIN ana
Gspensabe as l. soap for the toilet. the nurSery'
and bath, IS the most elegant, refreshing anahea-
ting before the paslic. ..---
These great remedies succeed where all others
heretofore In fail because they possess Ew ana
original properties never before successfully COM
binei In medicine. tE !. . ....-.
The CUTICEHA REMEDIES are prepared by
WEEKS g. POTTER, Chemists ami Druggists. Bos-
ton and sold by all druggists. Price OF CUTicURA
Small boxes. so cents; fsrge boxes containing Two
and one half times the quantity of snaHl, 81: ne
SOLVENT, 81 per bottle. CUTICURA SOAP. 20 cents
per cake; by mall, 80 cents three cakes, 70 CENTS
my 20-Tu, THIS
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Victory for Phil. Sheridan.

NEW YORK, August S.-The opinion Of
Judge Wallace was fled to-day in the clerk s
Office Of the United States Circuit Court on
application for new trial in the suit OF
James A. Whaen against General Phillip
A. Sheridan. The jury found verdict for
the defendant. and the plaintiff moved for a
new trial on the ground of newly discovered
evidence and because of alleged errors in
the trial. The action was for trespass to
property situated on Killona plantation,
Louisiana, Of which plaintiff was dispos-
sessed on the Sth Of August, 1867, under an
order issued by defendant rs military COM
mander, and requiring the sheriff to put
one Mark Hoyt in pcaceable possession OF
the plantation.
After careful review Of the testimony in
the case and points made by counsel the
Judge denied the motion for Il new trial.
The suit was for over half-million dollars.
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"a and Sabbath school in the district,
and that all the ministers be requested 10
preach n special sermon on the religious
framing OF children and family worship.
The Committee on Temperance made 4
report urging the Church and ministers to
use all their influence to suppress the man.
uiaclurc, sale, aud use OF Spirituous liquors
., a beverage. This was unanimously
adopted.
The Committee OH Boundaries submitted
Arcport recommending that the Bishop OF
the next Annual Conference divide Sussex
into Two circuits. LAID on the table. Also,
that Granite, in Chesterfield, be added to the
C0aIfcl1 circuit. Adopted.
Vt the session to-day the following gen.
t,.mcn were elected lay delegates to the
next Annual Conference: w. II. Briggs,
y. j. WingticEd. Rev. L. Z. Warwick, and
Colonel +. B. Hamlin.
Rev. Dr.. Bennett addressed the Confer
epcr in behalf of Randolph Macon College,
and special collection, the amount OF
which was not reported, was taken up.
ROBIN ApAIR.
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, Int &c: Nfs,.s s,'o.,n.y oaS,s.. Viz
SELF; small loci ie sasar.srea aaesnyasss,
han 5. i6aloss. Stock Ism'' Azal2sc' pals
:h Ssef Sas,s sg isSs1 hoops s1as@s1s
soasa four fasaasss & 'Ar's 'f"s
I24c.;: COCO 10 prime: IA al Sc; I.ssnayfa. $50
4be.: Java. 23Ga2oc. Market adyancjng--Hrm.
s efssss ASan hanss ssn fss 1 tss
western prime cutting. 7a74c.: common. 697c.
Ries: Csrena. 7ssc i Rsasosn 80. &C. mort
.fish: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS No. lc,tt. 8A.6Os
in as' roe. nasarrels ssass$oS o!tS sss
40. Ray: sl6:. No: q In barrels, ST: No. =
a s ss ISL 20 70 Ss s,d N Kits 'aasa
lard: Prime, uarreis ana :terees. 7Sc.: In half
4u"1a-sss: Common syrup--tegsbesds. 15c.
tierces, 16c. barrs3s. TIC genuine zoI.en eyr4p
aiS4Sc.S gallon: New Orleans. prime. 4Oa5se.
'ased. sIc. !: sSassss.': 3 exc: Extra c, Sc
ysor g I g.: CIT loaf aee Porto Rico DO
So4g: Common. sac; beg. washing. 7Xass
Tsas: Black: ssc1asI.-.hs Iss, prime article
iun:srta!, sl.io0Bs1.6e; gunpowner, sl.45@l.79
ferstrictly choice =
Hides. Leather. Nc. -
Hidss: Green. $3.50: drv sailed. ] D6a lc.: dry
sins: 63 l4c;; wet 'ated S4n 7c.; wet saited calf
Esather Sole leather. oak. sna s5e.: sole Iea:he,
hen.ock. l5hta23c-: country nprar. 3Of5Cc.: city
hnlsh. ls@22c: = root: kp. io@t 75e a n harness,
ren s@Ss ss al ' s fSsss ssr ss
20123c.
iron. Steel. Nails. sc.
Iren: American refined Oid DomiAion. 2 2-10A
92 f-l0c. y D.; English ana American sheet, so
Sc: Swcdes. hammered, Bic; hoop, 4GD6. Pig
Iron: VIRGINIA cos-hast charcoal. s2sas32
thr2cite. S20NoS23: West Virginia roxe. 81 m*Ha
:Vdtts Old DOMINION. s2.:so per kez fer round
eiougn- usttngs: Wholesale. &c.; retail. 4a
fspDs: Manila best, liGa &C.: tute. s1sc.
gigs: Mixed cotton. lac.: whi.e. 24c.; woollen,
Ltsaars- Wiaas. &c.
Ale: Scotch, best brands piuts s22s2.25 .
.ijrandist: domestic. sl.25asa: fruit. sl.,oa
$40: apDe; new. se.33@s2; old, ss.s3@ss;
Rve HhLsheVs: Medium, l.50daS2: pure old ~
gSs4 HisEhl'a moan,oui, new, S29Ss.5o, Id.
ON: Domestic. S>.25GS2: imported, % p case.
Mem E',sld,ld R7snG = 2.5odssl.6O.
RectifsH WhiSssvS:' Market IGalt: proof $3.50.
Lumber. Stayrs, ks.
Lumber: White oak. 81 =sa$i5 {, 1000: Western
slfMlS AZ. 30 Il Loco: yellow isne boards, 7.5Oa
81: IoiSI samSle :. according 70 lengths shn.re,-
= l.OnG. Laths--Spht, 81; sawed, $l.75@sl.sG
D100G.
!Hnraa: Whskey- barrel timber. green. 81 sa*2ea
1000: <ess"ne,l. $2omrs25 - l,aat. Elmrr-parre
tirlher. S2nS5 = 1000. Flour-hasrrl poles, IS
observation-disclosures 1Sc' y bsatie.
Powder, Shsi. &c.
Fuss. TOYS painting, 33c.atl.25 a 100 feet.
Po%aer: 1913 by The five kcss-less than nvS
,Sass: Northeyn> ii e;j = rag Of rs no.
Gi'fadstoaeS: lAd2sc. = ID.
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GLOUCESTER COUNTY.
GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE, Va,
AUGUST 3. 1879.

august ~,
Editors Dispatch: Yesterday was our
County-Court day. A meeting had been
called for that day by the Executive Com
mittcc to elect delegates to the Senatorial
Convention to be held at Saluda the 9th.
There are only two aspirants for the nomi-
nation, so far as l have heard-the incum-
bent, B. +. Bland, and Mr.. A. +. Evans,
both OF MiddeseX.
After the delegates were appointed, the
meeting, with great enthusiasm and una
nimity, voted an approval OF our senator
and delegate in voting TO settle the debt
question by the McCulIoch bill, and also in
voting for the school BILL
4 lady uamed Deloose, the wife OF an i'm
migrant, living on York river, was burned
to death a few days ago by the explosion o.
a kerosene lamp. She had poured some OF
in the stove, and set the oilcan on th'
stove, and kindled the fire. The can burstet
and burnt her 10 death.
The recent drought was very severe, bu
the crops have been very much refreshed
by the recent rains. MU.
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ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY.

LEXINGTON, VA, August ), 1879.
Editors UiSpatCh: Yesterday beng court
day, as usual !. large crowd was to be seer
81 the streets OF our quiet mountain village
The day Vas about the WarmcSt that has
been experienced this summer. This, how.
ever, did not deter the good people from
coming. for all seemed to understand that
there would be 4 feast Of politics and Il flow
0! ccctionrcriUg twaddle. And for 4 vpri-
~, the "dc;r people, were not deceived
IN their expectations. About 9 O'Clock L.
VI. Il goodS-boX was -. erected y in the court
honSe yard by The enthusiastic supporters of
James Frazier and his two cuttlc-iish, Sher-
'ard and Lady, uDon which, with Il gruii
anG bury rcadju>ler seated on each end rs
sort OF guard Of honor-one OF whom,
unfortunately, later in the day, having
reused his spirits up a little too much by
pouring spirits down, succeeded in getting
one OF his eyes colored and his beard pulled
la'ficr encfScticaliy by the chairman OF our
N"uhty Coinmiltee--iH the order Of their pre-
tIuchcc, these three lovers OF "indlridual
A"cFly. "tbe grandeur OF free govern
Weh!' and the dear. down-trodden peO-
pI", l'aranged the objects OF their unseltish
',eand protection with cries and calls as iu-
Fn'giDe and suggestive as those OF the
eafF!on.Tow as he flies toward what he
'ahe' 10 be a lfcless carcass. Your CORE
Spohcent arrived upon the scene OF action
III ynle 10 bear the latter part OF Mr. Sher-
,"'u discourse, wherein he did " a round.
rI'aFhishcd very tale deliver Of the whole
sYIse Of bis many past grievances and
.1 "nss al The bands Of the Courthouse
,srS se :, and lawyers ring" Mr.. sher-
onsoN VIZ not speak loud, and as q conse-
Lls sr., We lost now and then the thread Of
Bis .bsuuent; but judging, as he stood in
"o,;I i,r,s-setyes, from the way he bit his
tb,o"I', swung his arms, and ran bis hands
wss Is bis hair, would say his &c cause
cnn n'edafted." Mr.. Lady spoke twice. IL
Of J III" l would gladly give you the tenor !!
moi w. ~ Grafton, but he seems, unhappily,
rn, !" nave gotten rid OF his old evil ge- |
q nns confusion eonfounded." In point
imposition and difficult analysis his talk
na'nndeo one OF hotel 8 hash - or bread |
rws . He told his friends in. modest
n! NOV now ~ engineering the bill relative to |
n"., valley railroad he had met and con- !
saea Oh the main issues OF the bill its arch
ana ~ eS-speaker Hanger, :. Of Augusta,
dust Ho" when tbe latter. covered with the
Sisn o. bis defeat, retired behind his par.
.na Gnu ~ tactics, he had bravery stormed
ses u aIisen him fsoiG his bfeastW Works: de.
A1u whipped, We have the authority
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The Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, August S.-The first race
threc-quarter-m dash-was won by
Pique; Jennie B. second, Lanccwood third.
Time, 1:1G4.
The second race-frce handicap sweep
stakes, one and half miles-was won by
Bonnie Carrie; Clara D. second, Blossom
third. Time, 2:392
The third rdce-one and one eighth
miles-was won by Checkmate; Governor
Hampton second, Oriole third. Time,
1871.
The fourth race-selling. race, one mile
was won by Jackscrew; Simon second.
Time, 1:4G.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
Hlba IL Abr
Con- fffrr Gsrn,.nrr

FRIDAY, August b, 1917.
Country Produce.
Appies June, sI@Sl.5O q barrel.
5essi10r: zoe. 4, b.
Butter: Prime to choice yellow, 146t1sc.; fair
70 good. s6Gl0c. $3.50
Corn Nenl: COO. p bushel for country: s5c. for
city mills
Dr,eu Fruit. Apples, 1HG92c; peaches. p4eled,
3S6c; unpecled' 2&93c.; CHERRIES, 30 DC. :, 10.
Egas: In barrels. &C.; In crates, 10c.
FtntherS: Prime nve-goosc, 35@4Uc.; common.
20m3Oc.
F7urssed: IL = bnshel.
H.v: Virginia timothy. ,70@75c. clover and
mixod Con 65c. In demand. New York, Csc.
Cuts: iia!cd. j0GLtOc.
Pot%ip,S: lrish. q barrel, s1@?t-5o
Lnrd: Country. GGG:c.
Ege: G5EE7oc. btshel.
SThndc: Prime. zoe.
Brtrd S!rnm: 4Oc.
T,tIlay: JM5la r II.
Wooi: washed. 2SsG30c.: unwasa@d, 2Oa22c.
E;Irry wool "Il bruS from 3 20 &c. = N less tnan
above rates.
Cement. Lime. Plaster, Nc.
Cement: E,,s" 4daI.. Z 80 "A barrel.
linn: Agricultural. Sfl0r. q bushei; Rockhnl,
s.. ln6rSl -. according ~ quantity; J0nter ih.r
ishinss $l.l5; Cleans Halls S5iMJGs.
Tnr: Large size. 1890 $3.50.
Drugs, Uycs,u1s. Diio, sc.
Alum: t..
GsnrsntrGtsd Lys: $s.75@aA y case ot four
dozen.
GopDsrGS: &C.
E,ochin,"L: goo. p b.
ErtrGct NJ Ldyipo"G: E.
Ipdigo: SaaGtI1O.
Oiis: iinscci &c.; machine. sIEAsl.75: sperm &,
sl.25: Whale. zoe; straits. 40G45c.: Labrador
COO oil. 5C+sG0c.; i,s,i. s3s: sweet, 80 3d"zets:
best salad. ts.j0 castor sl3o . s:Ii-n lrSlnta
IuDrc.itins 3UGjOc-: Aer.eene, 1Oc, cash. g Sa~
Poots. Ginseng, 9ac.: seaeca. without top, 800
Soda: SAL. ls@2c, In ke2s; English soda &c.
American 3%GG4c.
.Sls;rits Tl:rDefstiHs: 4Oc-
Dry Goods.
B,ouon Shss.,nos md Shtr.1sqs: "A Ranches.
Ter, &C.; Z Manchester 54c.: Manchester. 4ac;
James Riyey. Axe; A Graniryille. 7ke Granite.
allie. Die: "A Rockbricge. Sc: Rossorihe. 5@e
"A W. Coaestoga. 7.so. + q. Cones.oSa, &C.: =
25c:; Cotton-yarns, 90c.
suit. ss ss4r as, enc 1os e. k We
sse.; Yhsessone. sxs.: A B AIS 5ss. led
@ H. isa @a TIA sase: i g. cs5
Bro SroOn Drtils: Petersburg. 7c.; ersnitevii,a
Corset, seans: pavonta, &C.. Aaoskeas. Zoe.
Dsnlms: Harlem. IKE: Boston steam Mills. &C.
mond 5Ac.; Sprague. 6,4c.; Manchester, 6kc.
washington. &C.; Mamilten. 5sc.; Merrirnacs. SIC,
ss Gsrs sS s S:n Wss nsss ei Arnold
| CaD,Srtcs: Rice. 7c.; English. So Z.
| Foreign Fruits and CANDY. ,...,.
Lsmaas. Msssi,a-, $3.50 a box. l3g.i,.,.g. :,
| Oranoes : $6.50@s7.5o. 9"aA'''
| Groceries. &c.
! Bacon: Shoulders, ixc.i clear sis sides, eAe'
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NA1Hv1LLE, August G-Smi:i and Hall,
the murderers OF Major Pugh, ID MurFrees-
boro'. some tims ago, LAYING appealed to
the December term Of the Supreme Court,
were NOT hanged to-day ~ they were SEN
Fenced TO be By the lower court. They are
in the 4urfreesboso' Jail, where they will
remain until Il final hearing beiose tile su-
creme Court
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Execntion ar aan, Autonto. ,rexas.a

New ORLEANS, August S.-A special
from San Antonio, Texas, says Jacob E.
Hainline was executed to-day inside the
jail for the murder of Peter Maddox in
that city 10 February, 1878. He assembled
the scaffofd without exhibiting any emo
ton, and quietly affirmed bis Innocence to
the last. The drop fell at 1904 A. NJ, and
death was almost instantaneous. About
fifty persons witnessed the execution.
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The YeliOw-Fever

THE DISEASE STILL INCREASING AT MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS, August S.-Fourteen new cases
of fever were reported this morning. Five
deaths from fever have occurred SINCE last
night-viz., Fannie Flags, Robert Webb,
Angelo Arata, L. Roberts, and Lewis
Palmer. The last named was colored. The
Howards this morning assigned two addi-
tional physicians to duty. 1t has rained
continuously since O'Clock last night.
LATEST FROM MEMPHIS
MEMPHIS. August S.-Twenty-two cases
in all-eight white and fourteen coored-
were reported to-day. Three additional
deaths bave occurred-vig., Martin O'Leary,
Ben. Avenyard, and Jack Mattin, the two.
last colorcd. Major w. II. Guy, Il promi-
nent merchant OF this city and New On
leans, was Frustrated with fever yesterday.
His physicians say he has severe case.
Hon. John johnson, the superintendent
OF quarantine, and D. \. Porter, chief eX-
ecutive Of the city, to-day issued an order
to inspecting and police officers instructins
them not to permit any persons to be landed
ut this port who have not had yclloW-feVer,
and who, in addition, cannot give satiSfac-
tory assurances that they are able to pro-
vide for themselves. These restrictions also
apply to all roads leading into the city.
The Towards to-day placed thirty addi-
tional nurses on duty.
The weather is very chilly and damp
unfavorable alike to sick and well.
There is no change in the conditions OF
Ed. Moon and Miles Owen. J. NJ. Tighe
is very low. Mrs Athy is convalesc!ng.
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NEw YORK. August S.-Captafn Webb.
the famous English swimmer, will under
take next Wednesday to swim from Sandy
Hook to Manhattan Beach, Il distance OF tif-
teen miles, without suit, paddle, OF any ar
ti6eial appliance whatever. A small steamer
will follow him to see all is fairly done, and
render assistance il necessary. II
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rOLLINS'S VOLTAIC
. 10 .t.fEg ~ -.
ELECTRIC PLAsTERs.

In the Anpihilation Of Pain and Inflammation,
In the Xtalizaion of Weak, Paralysed, and Painful
Nervous Parts and Organs, IN the Curing Of Chronic
Weakness:of the Lungs, Heart, and Kidneys, in the
Absorption of Poisons from tbe Blood, through The
e k$gI-sti IL - IL - -
pores, and thepreyentionnf eyerand Agns, liEer'
comp.a ts, sflasiaI and Contagious Diseases, they
are wonderful, Get The genuine, - ~ rnas
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CUTICURA.
CUTICURA REMEDIES
HAVE ACHIEVED THE MOST NOTED SUCCESS
OFANY MEDICINES OF MODERN TIMES.

Mcssrs. WEEKS 6 POTTER have never doubted
the specific properties Of CUTGCURA, CUTICuRA
RESoLVENT, and CUTICGRA SOAP for the speedy,
permanent, and economical cure Of lumors OF the
Blood Skin, and Scalp They are, however, asion-
ished at their universal success for 1t was 10 be
pected that in the hands OF some they would fail
solely from spasmodic or ignorant use OF them.
They are enabled 10 say, without fear OF contra
dcion, that no remedies ever achieved in the short
space OF one year the number of wonderful cures
performed by the CUTlCuRA REMEDIES.
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By Telegraph,
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK; august S.-Money easYs.s 21SGsE per
cent. closing IT 4. Exchange duh and weak mt
46la6G4S2. Governments firm; new ga. EO2x;
AZ per cents, lo6: ger cents, 101g. States dull.
RALTIMURE.
BALTIMORE August 9.-Virgina 3s. deferred
6H conSOs. 5Gs: second series, 29S: new lUA 4t's
49X: past-due coupons SG.t. North. Garelhaa 6's.
old, %; new FL. Bid to-day.
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Killed by Her Paramous.

NEW ORLEANS, August S.-Mrs. Brown
dsFdS Riley was shot and killed to.Nght n
an oystey-saloon By Police Officer Tom
Chrke, Der paramo;sr. Both were under
lssinf1ueDee Of liquor. Clarke esca ped.
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Billiard.pooi Championship.

NEW YORK. August S.-1'he billiard-poo}
championship match between Samuel F.
Knight, the champion, and Lon Morris, Jr.,
OF Boston, was not concluded until nearly
O'Clock this morning, and resulted in Il
victory for Morris, who won 81 games to his
oppoaent's 10. ..
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THO HOLDERS OF
CITY OF RICHMOND BONDS
MATURING IN JULY AND AUG UST, 1880.

At n meeting of the Board Of Commissioners
of rho Sinking Fund held May !, $40, II was
Rssousd That the acting o. tn the au.
ssInndtng Sonds OF the city Of Richmond, due 10
Iss0, Viii On and aftrr the lst dss Of July ls!S,
be redeemed on presentation 1t the olace OIL .ne
p ~, rsnanes OF the above directions, ! hereby
give notice that the SIX FER CENT, koNDsS, Sf
THE CITY. due In July: 1880, Amounting 70 SS33'.
5Ssas.. toinl, los o I9:d5-wflI be reoeemeu ~
pAK AMI" ACCRUED INTEREST on pressa anI
ticu az the nficeaf the AUDITOR o. ,ne Guy Oh sn'
, afier Ihe 90 49, HENRY G. CANNON,
! Acting President Commissioners Sinking FUND.-
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Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs
TE' No Sale Yesterday.

GREENRRIEH WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
". VA. August S.-The entire White Sui
phur Springs property, consisting OF 1000
acres, was offered at auction to-day. The
highest bid received was 100000. TIE
commissioners would not accept this, and
the property was withdrawn. 1t will be
offered again tomorrow in parcels.
There are over one thousand guests here.
The weather is warm, with occasional show
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Fechterrs. Funeral.

PHILADELPHIA. August S.-The funeral OF
Charles A. Fcchter, tbe actor, took place
hene to-day in the presence OF large NUM-
beg. OF friends and professional associa&A
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PORT VF RICHMOND ArGEsg 8, 1879.
ARRIVED.
S;canec Ariel. (It,or'k SOrfcl&. tni,sd States
aail. merchandise. i1.Ca passengers, L X iatsfs
agent. 49,.
>cllooSsfr Ann 7S.pell Duaa> ee,sr>a borg, light
Curtis : Parker.
SAILED.
Steamer Wyarnae, Couch, Sa% YORK. aaezebanr-
disc sni pa>stisSers- q. ". atleit & Co.
Steamer Pinsr-r, PLAT, Pniiadelpbk, msrehan-
disc and passe rgers. j. W. MeCssnAek, aeent. e
AEMoRASDA. -.
PSILADELyH4A- August T.-Ar1Ssds SCHOONER
ii. G. Smith. Ewing.
NEW Y06k, august 7--Arr.yed: SShoCliSfs ".
IL inxraha IA, Bailey AMI Clara DaSSdsos, ifeaaos
aam RIchaeUa
GhxAREp foR THIS roST.
From Philadelphia Assssst 1ia, schooner u. V.
cook Fai4sR0urg '.. --.-4 g..
From So,s York Au3eey 71h. seho0ners AEsss, ior
hayre via Richmos 4, and NJ. z. CuEt.
From Baltimore August SIh, schooner 1homa's'
Seward, Appicsarta- ..
NJ Telegraph.
FosY MONROE, Aaxnss S.-p.tSSed OUT from
Richatond: Bark KanIs,o and brig Sabine, for Ric.
n
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silver Bullion Shipped TO New Or
! .IlIc lenns.

New. YORK, August S.-The United States
Assay Office shipped to, New Orleans this
rnoraipg s334 1000 ounces OF silver; amount
i5g to s35O,000 in:value, for coinage into
standard silver dollars.
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LIVER-COMpLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA,
TREATED BY THE RESoLyENT, GAINS FIvl

Gentemen,-l have had Liver Complaint and
DYSpepea, with running sores the side Of my
neck for ten years Doctors did me no good.
have been spending for eight years, and II did no
good. Everything | ale distressed me. | got re-
duced from 179 10 1872 pounds. At last tried the
REsoLvEST, and 1t helped me right off, and on one
bottle gained five and one-half pounds. II IS doing
the business, and am going for II strong.
Yours truly.
JOHN II. ROY, 314 Wabash avenue.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, November Is, 1873.
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Flnlaf.

sine. S2.5e: super.nc, s4.25@S4.5D; extra.
SJ.2ogNo .3E: common family, s3.75(GS6 faucy
Uran4s. $6(Gp7.50.
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INV
II CONGRESS STREET, BOSTON, 7
February 2S, 1878. }
MesSrS. Weeks g. Potter Gentlcmcn,-I feel 1T
duty TO Inform you, and through you all who in
terested 10 know the fact that most disaereeaDle
and obstinate case OF Salt Rncum or Eczema, which
has been under III, personal observation from It's
first appearance TO The present tme--about tell II o.
years-coyer,n2 The greater porit OF The patients
oody and limbs with its peculiar Irritating md ttch
ing scab, and 10 which all the known methods of
treating such disease had been applied without ben
EN-; mas completely disappeared, leaving clean and
ton Of CUTICURA. ' fr'N
l can and DO heartily advise ali similarly afflicted
case. Very truly yours '- >'''
;' CHARLES HOUGHTON.