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RICHMOND MARKETS.
country produce

| country produce.
adpptes: June, s1@$ $50 q barrel.
Buhsr Prime to choice yellow, 14@1sc.; fall
y, Corr Heat: coo. . bushel for country; Csc. fpl
Sa &c.; nn,pee!sd' 2@sc.; cherries, oIoc b.
Eaos: IN barrels. &c.; In crates, ec.
hsGthsrs: Prime nve-goose, 35@4oc.; common
Flaxssed: Al p bushel.
Hay: virginia timothy. 7o@75c.: clover apt
mLxeh. 6o@65e: In demand. New York, 9 Csc. A"'
f"taioss: irish: s barrel, s1@s1.as.
lard: Country. 6M6xc.
Rye: G5@70c. = bushel.
humnc: Prime. loc.
s~tcd Stran: 4Oc.
Hooi: Washed. 2SG30c: unwashe5, GOA 22c
Barry "ooi will bring from 20 Sc p IL less inan
abe Ye rates.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. &c.
(,sment: Rose,tlae. $50 = barrel.
Lime: Agricultural, ga lOc. "a Gushel; Rock land
isnln.,. :Ii5: Gcnn,s Fails, s509oc.' ''"'~' '""-
pi"s;.r: Lamp 1850; ground Ss; calcined
r.;r: Large size. :3.25@$3,5C.
Drugs, DyeslnIis. Oils, &c,
4 1I%M: & t:a.so = r.llan.
co..seasrdtsd Lys: t2.7o@s4 Q case of foHr
dozen.
Cociin."l: soc. = n.
Ertract AZ ,Lnq,"""d: ~.
iadiG": SlMsl.lO.
Oijy: insacd Zoe: machtr-, $IG3l 10; snern,
1928: whale. en>.: ::ral.s. i0443c:; Labrador
eco oil. 50q 60C.; E.rd. G5c.: sweet, SO s,i"zen:
best salad. $3.50 castor, $3.50 . saIi"n: virginia
lubricatng, 30G3Dc.; Kerosene, l0s., cash, 81 GAL
.oa.
Pnc, Ginger: 81.
Roots: Ginseng, eoc.; seHeca, without top 500
Soda: Sal. ls@2c., IN kegs; English soda, Sc
sue rran. 3oG,i:.
Spirits TerDsntins: 4Oc.
Dry Goods.
Broom Shse,tnas and Shtrttngs: IA Manchss-
Ter, &C.: Manchester. 5sc.: Manchester, 44c-:
"A James River &C.: James River. 6se,: i
James River 4Ic A GraniIcville. TIC: Granite
7.ilr 5lc.: A Rockhricge. Ghc. Roekbride, Ssc:
A w. ConesIDSa. TIC. : q. Conesbsa> 7c.: ID.
Couestoxa. eac; lu-4 Peperlll, 25c.; lo-4 Cits.
25r. 4: Co.tou-yarnS. 90c.
gieaeasd sAirtnos and S1Sastfsgs; 4 4 WAN Wan,
Rvondae. &C.: Al Social eHc.: "A Amoskeas,
exc; Whites:one. 9Hc.; 7 BarnsleY. oHs. Req
UGg. &c; Il. 4 Seituate, 7c.: Methnan, &C.; Pc
terporolgn, 4nc.; l0-4 WaEham, 11ac'' IVA ClsV
Broion Drills: Petersburg. 7c.; GraniteTlls,
&c.; Rockbridge, A, &c.; IA. Exc.
Corset Jeaas: Pavonia, &c.; Am"asea*. 1oe-
DsntnIa: Harlem. l2xc; Boston steam Mills. &c.
Prints: American, 5Sc.: Aliens. 6Hc.; Rich
wasans s es sprnHESs sS aassss
Mallory, g.; Oriental, Pacific, &c.; Arnold,
d.; Harmony: 6ac.: Wamsntta, 40.
CGmbrtcs: Rice, To-; Sngiisa, Dc.
Foreign Fruits and Candy.
Candy: l2612Hc. p %.
ds%sss . .ssssisiSoas 1893 y box
groceries. &c.
Bacon: Shoulders. &c.; clear ris-sides' &c. );
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FATAL LOCOMOTIVE EXPLOSION.
The Eeil0W-FcYer,
THE CONDITION AT MEMPHIS.

JhE CUNDlIlON AT MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS, August G.-Eleven new cases OF
fever were reported this morning-fve
white and six colored. Among the former
are w. y. Richart, e. D. Haines, and Mrs.
Leake. One death has occurred since last
night. Elizabeth FIeitch, al 43 South street
Rev. Father Fahey, Ed. Moon, and the wife
Of Chief-of .Policc Athy continue to improve.
The city remains remarkably quiet, but
one arrest having been made during the
past twenty-four hours.
The weather is clear and warm.
LATEST FROM MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS, August 6.-Seventeen new
cases in all--ten whites and seven colored-
were officially reported for the twenty-four
hours ending at 6 p. NJ. Iii addition TO
these five other cases OF colored people with
the fever were brought to the Board. Of
Health office. The regular reports had been
made out, and they will be included in to-
morrow's list. Two deaths have occurred
since noon-Lizze Halter and Rev. Father
Fahey. This is the second Catholic priest
who has fallen victim to the scourSe
this year. Deceased was assistant priest at
St. Patrick's church, and was only thirty
four years OF age. His condition changed
suddenly at noon, and he died few minutes
after O'Clock. His remains were buried
late this evening in Calvary Cemetery.
From the locality of the new cases to-day
the fever seems to be approaching the heart
of the city. Ed. Moon is in critical con-
ditiOn
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A SUMNER BOARDING. HOUSE SENSATION

A SUMNER BoARDING.H HOUSE SENSATION
Lacon,d, N. H., August ga sensation
was created here to-day at one OF the sum-
mer clearinghouse by the announcement
that Mrs. Augusta Gilbert, OF New Haven,
Conn.,, had lost set OF diamond earrings
valued at $500 or 5000. Suspicion was d.
rected to another lady -boarder from Provi-
dence, r. l., who was Immediately arrested
by Sheriff Coggswell. With search-war-
rant three ladies' selected were deputed to
examine the clothing on and
about the prisoner. She made such resist.
ance as TO render this Impossible; where
upon the sheriff called In two physicians,
who succeeded in bringing to light The lost
treasures. The prisoner was held.
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rii,5au. os..s srgi,s. s,.pI,.,, t,ss,ssE v,r
serloc etaa oi ie. snaare.reo .sss
haE Ia 1o sanya se. hans i2@124c. plain
three hoous, sl.50as1.75. 'A''o
Brocms; Two serlngs sl.2s; three s.r,pgs.
Gsass: Rio-e@,amon. ioTgiIe.; fair. 11xa
i25c.; GOOD % pritae. l4sljc.: fsguayIs. 1873
Ctn,,dtss: Adamanrine candies. I2,1dslsc. q ret
l5@ l5Hc. a.: half-boxes. lac: taIiow. lac.
Gassss -, Prime cutting &C.: northern AZ
Rice: Carolina. 75iasc.: R anrosn. &c.
North csron NO isrss
| Una zoe: IN nalI-n,rreIs; :amsa.so. .Mac1ere-
mo- Fay Is 81 ri :? 70 aaFff II
No. :, in kits. sl.s7S: 30. !, sl.So. -'
Lard: Prime, rarreis and siorces, Tic: IL half
In0iasxes: Common syrap-Iiexsheads. 1ec.
asrces l6c: barrels. i7c;: genuine soi.sn syr.p
alum. from store. soc. p sack.
SnaGr: Crushed. 9Ac.: powdered. 94c.: granu-
lated. 9*c:; =, s},fasac. !: 3 s4c:: extra C. &c.
s ss:i9w f iSlS CIT ''af l0e f0f'0 RICO DE-
ho~p: Common. 5@7c.; best washing. 7xasc
| Tsus: Black. 55c.@Si.--the last q prime article
Imperial; s a., sunpo~der, sl4aSi7a
Hides. Leather. &c.
Rfdss: Green. 4d5c.: drv .altcd. lOallc: sr5
dnt. l39 l4c; wet sa;ed. 6'sa 7c.; wet salted CT
Lsaiher: Sole leather. oak, soa35c.: sole leather
hcmloes. l5!!a2sc.: country uppsr. ao@vcc.: c::Y
finish. lSG22c. = foot kin. 40ND7 Jc 4 H.. har.css.
country. 25G30: city finish. 30G.35e p 10: cai..
SKINS, f,rench. s1@si.s0 q D.; rough sStr::ag,
xrcn. Steel. Nails. &c.
iron: American rerined. Old DomiaioI. 2R
@2 2-l0c: :, b.: English and American shee.. 30
tron: Virginia coa!-hiast charcoal. s2s@t'2
warm-h'as, charcoal. S23@s2S; Pennsylvania sG-
thracite. s20@s22: West Virginia cos'. &2lrs23
Mats: Old pourAcn. I2.25 per kcs !or s.aat-
Pteuyh-Costinge: Wholesale, &c.; retail ls
i2ooe: Manila, best, 14eal5c.: in,e. s@oc.
Ea9s: Mixed cotton, lac; white, 2!!ac.; moSI=a,
LiGnors. Hiurs. &c.
Lle: Scotch, best braEds pnts E28S2.25 =
Br"mdiss: Domestic. al.25Gs2: fruit. SLIGO
S;l.4o; apne: new si175Df2; old, f2.23@f3;
Rye Irbisk.gs: Medium, sl.50G&.: pure OIL, "a
1$i; Virginia ,ncrnialn, new, $28$2.5o, Id
Cir: Domestic SI.25mfG: inunrted. IS :. Gaze.
HeW Ea0lGltd Rum /: Sl50d*1.6O.
2scttfet 'htS.eg$: Markc; uuct: proof. tl.cQ.
lumber. stavcs, &c.
Lumosr: Whiieo&h,4l3 &slj p Loco: Western
Virginia r"rlar. tl4H$25 p 1000: white we
nl4fGi42.50 "a l.G0n yellow pine boards 1850 4
~ !o5t G.fl |. according 10 lengths. Shiuyies-
q 1000. Latns--Spltt, 81; saved, S1.73Msl so
g 1000.
Stdvs$: Whlskey- barred timJergreen. I'll s@42aE
1000: seasoned. !20aLS25 :: loco. Fowoa::e
timber. t2GIa5 > 1000. Flour-barrc poles. IS
hoSshcId-hools, roc. q bundle.
Powder. Shot. &c.
s s Toys min,ng; S9c.@Sl IL: p 100 re-:
gs%ssS5 sSa5 BY h$ yS ss5s tx "a
nnct: Northern. 81 6J b nag o: 70 Do.
GrinGstonsS: li@2hc. = ID.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

E:CHSo,'D, August 6, 1879.
OFFERINGS REPOETED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Ped. CABS bushels; of which $50
bushels were re eXhni Il.
CORN Waite, 90 bushels. Mi.red, S32 bush
els.
OATs.-33S bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT Red. $50 bushels prime amber ~ 5 |. 0S
iS bushels prime Lancaster 1T SlO7; 800 bushels
prime Lancaster on private terms: 81 bushels very
good Lancaster on private terms: l7S bushels very
good Lancaster al SLOT: 20 bushels Lancaster III
Sl.00 us bushels common l.ancas ter 1T y rs
buS:!cls mixed At si.GS: CSC bushels mixed OH prI-
waite terms: 4O4 brshcls prime Fuitz AT 81; 100
bushels very good FuZ at 99c. 400 bushels yery
good FultZ at 9Sc. 80 bushels good FultZ al
ore. 412 bu h"S ful z At 95c.: 324 bushels good
FuZ at 9ic. Ia bushels fair FuEz ut 92c.; 81
bushels far FuIrz At 93C. 30 bushels common
fnitz 1t Gle: G2 bushels common Ful'z at ODE:
96 bushels common Fultz IL Csc. l6 bushels COM
mon FultZ III 6Jc.-tnial. 3. so hn"heS.
CORN lhttc. 90 hu-hGs prime at zoe. kirf2
$50 bushels yer? good 1T SIC; 800 bushels u,
53c.-,Utal, 700 bushels.
UATs.-lC0 bushels prime winter At i2C.
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N0te.-CUTICURA Is admirably assisted In cases
of extreme physical weakness. or when the virus OF
ScrOtua is known 10 Turk in the system, by the in
ternal use OF the CU1ICuRA RESOLVENT. without
doubt the most powerful blood purifier ana liver
stimuant in the world.
CUTICURA SOAP is an elegant toilet and medicinal
assistant 10 CUTICURA in the treatment OF all cxter
nal ailments. For chapped hands, rough skin and
tan, sunburn and the lesser TROUBLES, IL Is in
disnensable; as 4 soap for the toilet. the nnrsery,
and bar II Is the most elegant refreshing, and heal
ing before the public.
These great remedies succeed where all others
heretofore in fail because they possess new and
original properties never before successfully com.
biued In medicine.
The CUTICURA REMEDIES are prepared by
WEEKS & POTTER, Chemists and Druggists. Eos
ton, and sod by all druggists. Price Of CUTICURA
Small boxes. SO cents large boxes containing two
aud one half times the quantity of sulal, 81. RE-
per cake; by mail 80 cents; three cakes, rs cents.
my 20-Tu,Th&S
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Crimes and Casualties.

SERIOUS INJURY TO A NUMBER OF PERSONS At
PORTSMOUTH WHO WERE INSP ECTING A
HAUNTED HOUsE-FALLING OF A SECOND.
STORY P0RCH-ENTERTAINMENT
Especial telegram to the Dispachl
NORFOLK, VA, August GA haunted
house in Portsmouth, on Middle street, near
the county line, occupied by Mrs. Henry
Tew, caused great excitement to-day and
attracted an immense concourSe Of people
to witness the astonishing manifestations
performed by the invisible agencies.
Tonight an immense crowd gathered in
front of the building. and very serious
accident resulted. A large throng mounted
to the high porch leading to the second
story, when it suddenly gave way with the
weight and precipitated the whole mass 0!
people to the ground, distance of over ten
feet. The following persons were injured :
Virgnius Weston, fatally; John W. Young,
ankles dislocated; A. 7. Cupepcr, leg
crushed; f. J. Nicholson, head and face
badly cut; Samuel Armstrong, side and
knees hurt; Henry Whitehurst, knee sprain-
ed Budd Cherry, body crushed; Miss r.
wing, internally; Edward Arlington, arm
broken.
The entertainment Of the North Caro-
linians to- day was very fine and on large
scale. The two excursion steamers to the
Capes carried large crowds OF them after
the grand banquet at the Boston steamers
warehouse. Speeches by everybody.
4 CHAPTER OF CRIMES.
CINCINNATI, August 6.-Charles Ballet,
at Middleton, OHIO, shot and instantly kill
ed his wife and himself this morning.
Cause-drunkcnness.
ST. LOUIS, August 6.-Jamcs L. Roberts,
a highly. respected citizen OF Millvile, No..
was shot and instantly killed to-day by DR..
j. L. Kries. upon the alleged ground that
he had slandered the lattcr's family.
Samuel Nu>sbaum, an old citizen OF Cape
Girardeau county, cut his wfe's throat and
then his own yesterday morning in conse-
quence OF domestic trouble.
TORONTO, August G.-"Cool" Burgess, a
wcll.known negro delncator, shot William
Widgery, a fruit-dealer, in Il saloon on
Iounoc street, lust night, for alleged crimi-
nal intimacy with his (Burgess's) wife. The
shor took effect in Widscry's arm. An eX-
pose in court Is expected.
FOUR MEN INJURED BY FALLING SCAFFOLD.
CHICAGO, August G.-The scaitolding on
the dome OF the new Music Hall, upon
which six men were at work, fell this morn
ing, prccipitainS them sixty feet TO the
ground. Four of the men were terribly iu-
iured. -,..-
FATAL LOCOMOTIVE EXPLOSION.
SIp,Sy n " A,,rrIst e -Ati.S0 o'pIocE
this afternoon the boiler OF the engine Sac
ramento, while having its safety-yavc
gagged in the Boston and Albany railroad
round-house at GreenbuSh, exploded, in
stantly killing three men and wounding and
scalding three others. The engine wa;
thrown forty feet, turning completely ovcl
in the air g.. - -.
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CUTTING CHICAGo's CoMB.-[Boston Her
aid. ]-ChicRgo is large city, smart city,
and city with fair degree OF confidence
in itself, but its total value, which is $685.
900, 900 for all OF Cook county, is equalled
by some wards in Boston. In short, Bos-
ton could buy all Chicago with its loose
change, and have enough left over to take
every man, woman, and child to the circus.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
THE STRIKING MOCLDEES.

=
READING. PENN. August G.-Thc Read
ing Hardware Company recently made a
proposition to their striking moulders-
about 40 men-to increase pay and give
them price-ist. The proposition was con.
>idered at 4 meeting OF the men last eve
ming and unanimously rejected. They
strike for an advance Of % per cent. and
the price-list, and refuse to accept less
They are receiving help from the moulder:
OF nthnr rnlnnnS
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Fines md Penalties RENTED.

WASHINGTON, August 6.-The Secretary
of the Treasury has approved the opinion
of the Solicitor of the Treasury, and de-
cided to remit all fines and penalties incur
red by vessels OF the Memphis and st. Louis
Packet Company by carrying an excess OF
passengers during the exodus OF colored
people from the States Of Mississippi and
Louisiana, s.
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DANVLLE.
correspondence OF The Richmond Dispatch

110e"Sc OF TIC h1cHlnUHu DIepatcN.I
co. AUGUsT 6, 1870.
,o Observation-Disclosures w. B. Wat.
ro "n reports that the tax paid at the Moffett
u,s s.Sleis Tor last month on alcoholic drinks
ST. s'oa.o7s;. malt. S1l4.28s; gallons,
hn. ado-totai: 1886 so. This is about one
sSe a'iea dollars short OF the monthly aver
ons . ~ q. a. Compton has returned from
in ha., I'VE Waterlns-places much improved
nsstnr a y, :, ana entered upon bis duties as
'I c",a " i9e Lynn-Sireet Methodist church.
"o'onei John u. Penn and Mr.. j. Il. sto.
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DIR. WOOD, OF TExAs.-Tntelligcnc Of
the death Of DR.. Fl. A. Wood, of Texas,
has been received in Virginia. His profess
sional life began at Boydton. He removed
to Farmville, where he was engaged in
business as a druggist. After the war he
removed to Texas; and died at Corsicanna
on the 25th of July from paralysis. The
Rev. DR.. Hoge's wife was bis sister.
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CUTICURA.
CUTICURA REMEDIES
HAVE ACHIEVED THE MOST NOTED SUCCESS!
oFANY MEDICINES OF MODERN TIMES.

Messrs. WEEKS & POTTER have never doubted
the specific properties OF CCTICURA, CUTICURA
REsoIfEST, and CUTICURA SOAP for the speedy,
permanent, and economical cure of HumorS or The
BLOOD, Skin and Scalp They are. however, aston
he'd at their universal success; for 1t was be tx
pectcd that In the hands OF some they would ia II
solely from sFasmodic or ignorant use Of them.
They are enabled TO say. without fear OF contra
dctoll. that no remedies ever achieved III the short
space OF one year the number OF wonderful cures
performed By the CUTICURA REMEDIES.
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To the twenty nliDutes between 3.15 and
3,35 Tuesday afternoon there fell one inch
and forty-six one-h1ndredths OF rain at Gin.
cfanati. This IL the heaviest fall OF rain for
the same length OF time ever known there.
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TOLLINS'S VOLTAIC
ELECTRIC PLASTERS.

In the Annihilatlou of Pain and InHammat ton,
In the E,alization of Weak, Parayzed, and Painful
Weakness of the Lungs, Heart, and Kidneys. In the
Absorption of PoisonS from the Blood through the
pores and the prevention of Fever and Ague, Liver
Complaints, Malarial and Contagious Diseases, they
are wonderful. Get the genuine.
my 20-Tu,Th&S
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Aquatic.
BOAT-RACE AT DETROIT.

DETROIT, MICH, August 6.-At a meet
ing Of citizens and Detroit river navy last
night 1t was decided TO hold open to all
amateurs to the regatta at this city August
9th and 2Sth. Prizes valued at from 81, 200
to 81, 800 will be given. Sboewoccoemette,
Wahabsum, Wyandotte, and other crews,
will probably participate in the four-oared
race.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

~ O.Of IO-nlRg.......... I'J.
,t2..- rl5 IS. 0:3i Evrning...... OIL
PORT OF RICHMOND. AUGUST t. 1879.
Steamer Ariel. Clifford Norfolk United sta'ss
MAJ, merchandise, and passengers, l.. r. Tatu:a,
agent.
SAILED.
Schooner Mary Brewer Talman. New Yors,
grain. Iur:is s. Go.
Schooner II. T. Bggs. QuilIan, Phitadelphfa ,per-
chaudi,c, Curtis & Parker.
scnooacr William Oliver, Jones, Baltimore, graiu
Curtis Parker.
CUsToA-HoCSE REPORT.
Cleared Norwegian brig Aab.ne. Blk. Rio,
South America, with 2,9I0 barrels and 100 half.
barrels OF nJur, yauci at Sl7,92l.So, Haxall.
Crcnsllaw Company.
Norwc.ian bark Kalisto. Straw, Rio. South Amerl-
ca with 3.540 barrels and 300 hall. barrels OF dour
valued at S22. 920.25, Dunlop s McCance.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From New York August 5th, bark Agnes tSor.),
Pos, Hayre. pfu Richmond. :,
From Providence August 4th schooner >. H.
Sharpe, Sharpe. .
MEMORANDA.
PHILADELPHIA, August 6.--Arrived: Schooner
z. a. Blrrl. johnson. from Richmond. -,
NEW YORK. August 6.-Arriyed: schooner w.
II. Gesuer, Cubbery, from Richmond.
by Telegraph.
NEW YORK, August 6,--Arrtyed: Stale OF ludt-
ana Arrived out: State Of Alabama, Amanda,
Pren,nor Bolivia, Cornwall, Mosei, Ravarian.
H0tpcward bound ShOctthE Star, for Charleston
Matura. for Galveston. -.
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mpric4n Dental Association.

NIAGARA FALLS, August G.-The AEicri-
can Denial Association began its nineteenth
annual meeting yesterday, and will continue
in session four days. About one hundred
members are present.
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SALT RIIEUM,
COVERING THE BODY FOR TEN YEARS, PER.
MANESTLY CURED.

LAW OFFICE OF CHARLES HOUGHToN,)
II CONGRESS STREET. BOSTON.
February 2S, 1873.
NcSsrs. Weeks & Potter: Gentlcmcn.-I feel it Il
du To inform you, ana through sou all who are in-
tcrcsted to know the fact, that a most dsagrccabe
and obstinate case OF Salt Rncum or Fczcma, which
has been under my personal Observation from It's
first appearance TO the present time-about ten OF
years-coverna The greater porti' of the Patterns
boGy and limbs with It's peculiar Irritating and Itch
ing scab, and 10 which all the known methods of
treating such disease had been applied without BEN
eff. has completely disappeared, leaving clean and
healthy skin, under few days Of profuse app!ica-
ton OF CUTlCURA. ~
/ can and DO heartily advise all similarly afflicted
10 try the remedy which has been efCc;ual III this
CHARLES HOUGHTON.
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No one can be sick If the stomach, blood, liver
and kidneys are we'll. Hop BITTERs keeps them
we'll
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK,

IUTN.
new YORK, August g. a--Stocks buoy
ant. Money Oh call. 2tl3 pcr cent. EXCHANGE
Long. 4sl3i: short, 1885,. State honis dull. Gov
ernlaents firm.
ErsT,ng.-Money active at 2@6 per cent, closing
ut 4. Exchange weak a; 4Sl. &Lih2. Governments
llrm: new 5s, 1929; II per cents, lO6; per cents
1Oln. StItcS dull
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GENUINE ALDERNEYS. - WeCsSF
(T are authorized TO sell TWO ALDER-S
SIY COWS, and ONE BULL CALF, one year
old warranted pure stock. and saaraaleeu 70 oe
the produce from Dir. John GIephs imp"r0tone'
we'll known In Maryland. ,u,,,
The COWS are four and six yesrs old bonn 10 tue
pail, The younger nearly fresn INC o'aeh
In calf by Mr. 7. Brtneh's Jersey.
Those In want cannot dnu purer stock 70 msfse.'
CHAPLIN, STAPLES co.,
.,so, Real Estate Agents aud Aect1oneers.
nUJ-HEADS. $3.50 to 48 per rsan, az
Is thu DIspATCH PRINTlNG-h6CWe
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syre. $3.50: saper:ine, $L25G9i4 so: extra
$500, 1918; crlhllOn l3lnu,, Sb.71G(S6 tgucy
u?an-:, IGNs7.5O.
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Deposits Of one dollar aud upwards received, and
sir per cent. allowed on deposits.
Daposits received subject to check without notice
and Interest allowed on same If not checked mort
frequently than two or three times week.
Il Interest on all deposits 70 commence ten day.
sfter date OF deposit.
Bank open every day from 9 O'Clock 4. II. ILL 8
p,clsck r. n, and on Saturday fsom z. n. tn
FIN. % zs.sso
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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, August 6.-Virgina 6's, deferred,
Io.4o's. 49is: past. due connons, soy North Caro-
Ina G'S, old, 20; new 10. Bid to-day.
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EXTRAORDINARY AND DYSPEPSIA,
TREATED BY THE REsoLVENT, GAINS FIVE
AND HALE POUNDS ON ONE BOTTLE.

Gentlemcu,-I have had Liver-Complalnt and
Dyspepeia, with running sores The side OF my
neck, for ten years. Doctors did me no good. /
have been spending for eight Years, and It did no
good. Everything I aie distressed me-. got re-
duced from 179 10 1872 pounds. At last tried the
RESoIvENT, and 1t helped inc right off, and on one
bottle gained five and 0ne-laf pounds II is doing
the business. and am going for 1t strong.
Yours truly,
Join II. ROY, 314 Wabash avenue.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, November 10, 1878.
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nILL-HEADS, $3.50 to 90 per rean, at
d the DISPATCH PRINTIEG-H0UaE.
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BANKS AND BANKERS.

2. W. PICKRELL. President.
II. e. SNEAD. Cashier,
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ESS-T7IIE1 OLD IA NTILY JOURNAL.
Pensions /! Pensions !
WAR 1912.
ACTS FED. 18th, 1871, AND MARCH 9th ls,e


ACTS FED. 18th, 1871, AND MARCH 9th. lS-q
owe Pensions OF s. per Month from d,,,
u Acts. u NIL persons who served nor Less
THAN Ii DAYS, unless in Battle. Widows ~
such persons are entitled, Uitaoat reyard 10 a.
Of marriage.
Widows % Soldiers who were married D,;,-,.
FcLrEGrg l7fb. 1915, are entitled under ia. -
1871. The children OF Soldiers are not s,,;,lei
under these Acts.
Under the Act OF March 9th 1878, An ne.,o..
whose names were stricken from the pension Eli,
for serving In the late Cira War: are re.torad.
the benefit 10 date only from the ga Of I'M
ISIS. and not for time whilst stricken OH
Names in TALL of the soldier and Captain md.
whom the soldier served, and the STATE. co,s,.
and town, il possible, where the Soldier No.,
from, aud any other particulars remembered an,
Service B,s.f ts giren. Also IL sny Bounty -,
Warrant has been received under Act Of iSS0 -
1885. Names OF Widow brfure and after a.;
age, when, where, and By whom married 90
date Of death OF husband, when aud Where
Persons who served ia the Mexican M, ~,
send nnmcssnd particulars, a, Congress vii mr.
badly also give Pensions 20 said persons.
Such rs are interested In the sald benefit. Mn
address the subscriber, with as little delay s,'r'
sible, enclosing postage Zoe answer. A.lre.;'
John -. GnlIahcr.
CLAM Ann PGrIsr AorNr
40. 90k0 + STREET. n. VAST
WASHINGTON, u. c.
March 30, 1873.