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DIR. TUFTS PILLS.
7NUTT'S PILLS.
SYMPTOMS OF a TORPID LIVER.

Loss of Appetite, Bowels tostive; Pain IN the
Head with dull sensation In the back part; Pam
Under the Shoulder Blade; Fullness After Eating,
with u disinsnation to eXertion Of body or nina !;
Irritabiiy OF Temper; Low Spirits, with feeling
of having neglected some duty: Wearines, Dizzi-
ness. Flutterng ut the Heart, Dots BEFORE the Eyes
yellow Skin; Headach, generally over the right
eve: RestIessness, with ntful dreams; Highly
Colored Urine.
1R THESE WARNINGS ARE UNHEEDED SCI
RIOUS DISEASES WILL SOON
BE DEVELOPED. ..,....
TUFTS FILLS are especially adapted to such
Cases One dose effects such u change OF feelins as
to astonlsh the :utferer
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AGAIN IN TRoUBLE.-Charles Langhemer,
OF Philadelphia, who was brought promi-
nently into notice by the description
Charles Dickens, in his American notes,
gave him and his decorated cell at the East
ern penientiary, was again arrested in that
city on Saturday whilst in the act OF rob-
bling the safe of Adams & Stories foundery,
and committed for trial in default OF $1,000
bail. Ii Langheimer's statement that his
son. in-law takes care Of him be true, then
his continued disregard of law and the good
opnion'o of his fellow-men can be only ac-
counted for upon the theory that he cannot
resist the impulse to appropriate other peo.
pies property. Langheimer is seventy-siX
years OF age, at least half Of which has been
passed in prison.
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grequ...: TWO s.rlns., sl.ss; .arss string.


81 .5oasa: four our s:r i q. asass. ~ .s'
Gosee: Rio-c Common. ok0l1e.: fair. 1I9a
| 1876: Java. 23a25c. Market advaacihg-nrD:
| Ctandles: Adamantine candles. IzTt1s 9 set
Chesse: Prime cuttiux... &C.: d nortnern an,
! English dairy: 1sa2uc.: Pineapple. Use.
FISH: Herrinss-N t,aroIina No. Lieut., $3.50
North CsYofinx gross. s4fas4.56; North Caro-
Inns roe; m naIs:ss,rels; *3@s3.so Macs s
No. 2. IN kts si.s7k: No. j, $50. -
barrelsrSHc.
Afolossss: Common syrup--Hogsheads. 15c.
ssFses 1se ses.es: a7e: ssnans so'- syrsp
SAT-: Liverpool, from store. $3.50 6rounc
alum. IRON srore, soc. q sack.
.:sa s c5 s ss s s G &c.
yssow; saSH Ss: c' loaf los. Porto Rico De
SorD: Cannon. s@7c.; best washing. 7.zass
toiist- l5a2yc.: and fancy nriees: cnuntry. 4Nnoc
Tens: Black. 5Ic.GsSl.-the last q prime artirle
inpss,s,, si:lo@sI.es; EunpowaeT, s1.45@1.7'
sfides. Leather. SIG.
Htdes: Green. 4a5c: drv saIted, lgs0LIc.: er,
hint. s59 4c' wet salees, ss1@7c.; wei salted caa
sklnE. aDc.@sl. -.
henocs l5lshGS'c.: country upper. 3oNA5oe.: cir!
1nlsh. fSn22c. p foot kin f0lS75c. :, ~ harness
SKINS, French. s1@s1.s0 > b.; rousn sSirfna
20@23u.
IRON. Steel. Wallis. sc.
Iron: American refined. Old Dom iaion. 2-l0a
O. Aloe p %. English aud American sheeI> 3a
&C.: Swedes. ham :acre4 5Ac.; hoop, 4@6.: Pig
Iron: Virginia ceal-hast charcoal 8239$31
warn-blast charcoal strsaS2S: PennsylvaHla an.
thracite. S20GS22: West Virginia cnsa. S2IGS2E
Eaits: Old DOMINION. S2.35 @s3.5O per keE,
,Floygh- casstngs: Wholesale, &c.; retail, "A
Rope: Manila. best. l4Ml5c. ;ute. e@se.
Bags: Gbxea cotton. lac.: white, nc; wooller
LIQUORS. Wines. &c.
Ale: Scotch, best brands, pints s2@s2.s5 p
dozen, gold.
Brandies: Domestic. sl.25@s2: fruit. sl.l0a
sl.40: apple. new. Sl.75@$2; old, $2.259s3:
Virginia peach. So (dS2.50.
Rue Fhisksgs: Medium. 81. 50GaS2 pure old. 81
@t4; Virginia mountain, new, S29$s.oo, I'D
t2.30@S3.5O and upwards.
Gin: Domestic. SI.25mS2: imported, 80 Z, case
Nel0 England Ram Sl.50MSl.60.
Rectifed WhiskevS: Market quiet: proof. 8l.2O
Lumber. Slaves, Nc,
Lumber: White OAK = 3AS15 q 1000: Western
Virgins p0nlar. sl4dS25 = 1000: white nine
S14GS42.50 y 1000: yellow pine boards f7.506
Pine. $l.75tdi2.3O: cypress siX-inch. aGRSs
z 1000. Laths-spit 81; sawed $1756ssl.so
StnDes: Whlskey-barrel timber green. a18m$2e7
timber. &2M$5 = 1000. Four-barrel poles, S5 !;
hogshead-hoops. roc. = bundle.
Powder. Shot. sc.
Ponder: 1915 hy The five kcgs-less than d.,
kegs, s6.2j: blasting, *3.25@S3.50.
Snot: Northern. s. 65 = .,,g OF % IT'S.
Grindstones: 1aGG2t4c. = II.
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Lord Beaconsfield IL described as re-
markably careful in bis dress, although he
no longer appears in embroidered waist
coats, feStoons OF gold chains, silk-lined
coats. and light trousers. He goes now to
the House OF Commons mornings quietly
dressed in a frock coat, black nocktic,
and a pair Of bronze-colored trousers. But
when he takes his walks abroad he dons
a wonderful light oVercoat. with trous-
ers d shade darker, Il blue necktie, and,
when the east wind blows, white silk
handkerchief loosely tied round the throat.
In strange contrast 10 the white silk are the
sunkcp, wrinkled cheeks, and the dead, I'M
moved expression. His face shows his age,
but from back view that cunningly-cut
oyercoat would seem to surround man OF
forty.
An international Convention OF Hebrews
from all portions OF the world will be held
at Paris September 10th, under the aus
pices Of the Alliance Israelite Unvnrselle.
Matters affecting the interests Of the whole
Hebrew race will be discussed. Delegates
have been appointed from ten countries,
Rev. Niger S. Israel, Rev. Fl. S. Jacob,
Myer Stern. William Seligman, end Simon
Wolff being delegates from the United
States. Among the subjects to be discussed
are the amelioration OF the Hebrews in
Palestine, and the promotion OF emigration
TO that country; the promotion OF Hebrew
literature and education, and the persecl-
ton OF Hebrews in Roumania and else
where.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
By rELEanApHT TO THE DISPATCH.

LOUISIANA STATE DEMOCRATIC CoNvEN.
TON TO BE HELD AT BATON ROUGE ON
THE FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER APPEAL
FOR THE BEAUFORT sUFFERERs-DEATH
OF A NEWSPAPER MANA BOY CRUSHED
BYA RAILROAD TRA1N-HANGMANs DAY
AT FORT sMiTH-M MOUTH PARK
RACEs-THE FEvER-sCOURGE; TWENTY.
NINE NEW CASES AT MEMPHIS; TWO
CASKS AT ST. LOUISA TWENTY-THoU-
THIEF-JERoME NAPoLEoN's MANIFESTO
CONCERNING THE EMPIRE-oTHER 70
REIGN ITEMS, &C., &c.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, August o. 1879,

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, August 90. 1879.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 274 bushels. Red, 4,224 BUSH
els.
CORN White, 900 bushels. Nired, AGA bushels.
OATS.-l,l 4S bushels.
RYE.-30 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. ITO bushels very good at 81 .0S :;
104 bushels at 81 .06-total, 274 bushels. Red. 20
bushels very soou Lancaster at Sl.l0; 20 bushels
al 81: 81 bu'lels very good on private terms; 81
bushels common at Csc; 10 bushels mixed at
SLOT; 10 bushels mixed ut Sl.10: "a bushels MIX
ed ut Sl.05: 900 bushels mixed on private terms
lag bushels good FultZ ut U2: goo bushels Fultz
at 81; 2l0 bushels good FnltZ at 81 62 bushels
very GOOD Fultz at 81 OF: 324 bushels FuItz on pr-
vate terms; 80 bushels common FulIz 1T 9Sc:; 1873
bushels very good FultZ at .04; 1876 bushels very
good Fultz 1T 81 oil 46 bushes common Fultz at
9Oc.-total. 2.39S bushels.
CORN White, so bushels good IT 55c.: 1876
bushels prime Ut 56c.-total. GIG bushels. Nfred,
464 bushels very good al 54c.
OATs.-270 bushels very good spring at 35c.; 36
bushels prime winter at 42c.; bushels common
spring ut 33e.; bushels very good winter at 4Oc
les bushels good winter IT ACC. "a bushels winter
III 3Sc.-tOta, AGA bushels.
RYE.-30 bushes on private terms.
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Political.

NEW ORLEANS, August 26.-The State
Democratic Convention will be held at
Baton Rouge on the first Monday in Octo-
Der to nominate State officers.
The Republican State Committee have re-
solved to call q convention at New Orleans,
October Goth, to nominate State ticket.
A resolution offered endorsing Grant pro-
voked lively discussion, and it was finally
withdrawn,
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY. August 20. 1879.
Government Eecsrtt tes.-UDite States As, 100k
,tate Observation-Disclosures Io.4e'.. 49x bid. SO
asked; Virginia sonsols. 6sk Dln, soy asked: vtr-
iiaesses. 81 3D. Il asked; virsiDa tax.rees,sSie
coupons, s1S BID, s19 asked.
12l bsdi Rlshmend slty e.. ,. and J.. los bid;
s srg o. and 4 I0SS ssfsa
bridge S.. u. and u, ss asked ~ w. A4ls'''''''
first mortgage 6's. j, aud j., 99 bid Vfyinia Gem
tra ksllrond third mortgage 6's, IandJ, 160S bid;
Virginia Central Railroad fourth mortgage ST., J.
mortgage ssh aud j., IO5x bid; virginia and Ten
uessee Railroad third mortgage SAD and ,. 1lIk
arst mortgage ssh, xnd j., s6 bfd Norfolk and
petersburg Railroad second mortgage 8's. j. and j.,
934 bio; Petersburg Railroad first mortgage s's. j.
and j. LIS bid 1l9 asked; Orange. and Ahxan-
dria Railroad second mortgage 6's, j and j., 951
bid, 96k asked: Orange and Alexandria Railroad
exandria and Manassas Railroad first mortgage ~,
j.. and j. 62k bid, Ga asked; Richmoud and Dam
Vile Railroad consolidated 6's. d. and N, 95 bid,
Chesapeake Railroad frs mortgage S. j. and j.,
mortsage IS s7K asked c. U C. and 4. RaIlr s
second mortgage rs, 75k asked.
Canal Bo1sds:-James River and KanawhD Canal
6rst mortgage CPS, ". and ". So asked. .
Railroad %ocks.-Riehmond and Petersburg
Railroad, 90 par, 50 hid, so asked; Rishmond
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad common,
leo par, 40 BID so asked: Connection Railroad
stock. 70 par, 69k bid; Richmond and DanviiIe
Railroad, 100 par IN bid, asked Seaboarf aud
Roanoke Rai,roud guaranteed, 100 par, IS BID
Bunk St0cks.-B1rst National, 100 par, 120
asked: National Bank of Virginia, 100 par 90
asked; Planters National 100 par. los bid. Bis
asked: State Bank OF Virginia. 100 par, 50 bid.
50 asked; Union Bank Of Richmond, so par, a.
bid. ..- W.
Insurance Compnaiss.-Virglnia Fire and Ma
rine, rs par, 344 bid, 36L asked: Virginia State,
rs rar, 20 bid: Virginia Home. 100 par, 90 Did,
102h asked: Merchants and Mechanics. 100 par,
S4 bid Ssn asked City, 100 par, so bid; Granite,
100 par. 80 bid, IS asked.
HseetldneoAs.-OId Dominion IRON and Nail
Works Company, 100 par. 90 bid Old d. minton
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EgNA NCHAL.
rI'o HOLDERS OF
CITY OF RICHMOND BONDS
MATURING IN JULY AND AUGUST, 1880.

At q meeting OF the Board OF Commissioners
Of the sinking Fund held May !, 879, IL was
Resolved. That the acting president OF the Boaro
give nubIic notice ley advert iscmrut that the OUT
Standing L0nds OF tile city of Richmond. due In
1850, VIII on and after the LIT day OF Jmy, 1872
be redeemed on presentation at the ONCE OF the
Auditor OF the city.
In pursuance OF the above directions. | hereby
give notice that the SIX PER CENT. BONDS ~
15i'37. and August. 1880, amounting TO S37,-
56s.Zs-totaI, slO5.Ol9 .85-wiil be redeemed 1t
PAR AND ACCRUED INTEREST on preseata,
ton al the office OF the Auditor Of the city on anu
afler the ISr DAY OF JULY. 1879.
HENRY G.. CANNON,
Acting President Commissioners SHAKING fuho'
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nyurderers 10 be Hanged.

LITTLE ROCK, ARK, August 26.-Henri
Stewart and William Elliott, alias Colo
RADIO Bill" will be hanged next Friday in
the courtyard at Fort Smith-thc former
for the murder OF DR.. Jones at Caddo, In
dian Territory, and the latter for the MUIR
der OF Cunningham at Muscosee,. Indian
Territory. The President has declined to
I'M
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HONORABLE" BILKS.
,s,n and History OF this Pesirt-
lhs cal Term.

re SAN FRANCISCO TROUBLE AND
IAE hrc,yE ABoUT-KEARNEY AND THE
no" UTIoN-sTATEAtENTo OF THE
NJ" wuo CALLED ALLoCH FROM HIS Of
' nv TO THE COUPE TO BE SHOT BY DE
nv. ,c-coNDsT1oN OF THE WOUNDED
Attest BY TELEGRAPH.
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On the Rocks.

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., August 26.-W nile
preparations were in progress TINS morn
ing to put the United States steamer VIZ,
.ehnsett in the dry dock, the tide carried
her on the rocks close to the Stone Beacon,
IN this river. where she still lies, all efforts
to get her off having thus far failed.
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Boat.Race Postponed.

HALIFAX, August 26.-The city was full
of strangers to-day to witness the Ross.
Smith race, but dispatch from Bedford
Basin this afternoon says the race will not
he rowed to-day Oh account OF the rough
ness OF the water.
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Annatic Notes.

OTTAWA, August 26.-Edward Hanlan has
written letter to Mayor Macintosh stating
that he cannot row Riley in Ottawa this sea-
son, as he expects to row Courtney this
fall; but that he will row Riley III Toronto
Bay for any sum he desires, and will give
two DAYS exhibition at Ottawa.
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NEW YoRK's HARBoR SENsATloN.-Tbe
discovery Just brought conspiculously to
light by the Herald that the harbor OF New
York is unsafe for ocean navigation, and
the conclusive data accompanying the eX-
posture Of the fact, has excited deeper and
more widespread interest than any other
commercial problem discussed for the past
few years. The evidence seems to be over
whelming that the harbor is shoaling rapid
~, the channels closing up and bars form
ing, and that the most stringent laws are
needed to suppress the evil. The fact that
New York depends for her commercial
greatness on her splendid bay and harbor
makes the subject. one OF national impor-
lance.
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PROPOSALS.
COMMONWEALTH OF yIRGINIA,l
LAND OFFICE,
RICHMOND, August 80, 1879. }


oEALRD PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
= CEIVkD at this osace for furnishing the Capt.
tol building aud State eourtho with COAL TOT
snout 10 tons WHITE-ASH EGG COAL:
ahomt Is tons RED-ASH STOVE-COAL;
About s tons NUT COAL;
sbo,it SO tons WEST VIRGINIA SPLINr COAL
Ali the above COAL must be Of the best Quality:
screened OF 1000 pounds 10 the ton. to DO delivered
In such ouantItes and nj such times as may De
needed. Parties making proposals 10 furnish SAM
D'fPsR Sn viii, he opened SATURDAY the
sOtb Instant at IL O'Clock N.
The right 10 reject any or all bids reseTSeeSao; y
su27.is superintendent Public tIsdpss'
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Crimes and Casualties.

A YOUTH CRUSHED BY A RAILROAD TRAIN.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.]
STANTON, Va, August 28.--As the Rich
train came in this afternoon,
Oceola Tebo, a youth. was seen lying on the
track, in a fit. The engineer reversed his
engine, but could not stop the train in
time, the grade being steep. The boy was
torn to pieces, his legs being carried some
distance from the body.
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Conservative Nomina.
ton.

Especial telegram 10 the Dhpatch.l
-<FARAyILLE, August 26.-The Conserya-
tives of Cumberland yesterday held the
largest mass-convention assembled for
years, and nominated Colonel B. w. L.
Blanton for the House Of Delegates. Col
onel S. f. Coleman spoke in favor Of the
out and-out Conservative, standing on the
platform OF the party. The boilers have a
county superintendent, but the party is in
visible. .1
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DEATH FROM FRIGHT. Miss Rachel Snod-
grass, nineteen years OF age, OF Westmore-
land county, Pa, dropped dead one day
last week under strange circum, stances.
Shortly before the occurrence OF the de-
plorable affair it is said that little niece OF
Miss Snodgrass had strayed out into the
back yard OF her aunt's residence, and
presently wandered out on to a plank which
had been suspended across deep well.
Here the little one, unconscious OF its peril,
sat astride the board playing. A few
minutes later Miss Snodgrass, who had
missed the child, started out to look for it.
Going to the well, she was about rescuing
the child, when it began to cry, and at the
same time made an effort to crawl Off the
plank. This was so terrifying that Miss
Snodgrass was overcome by her nervous
excitement and fell to the ground, and had
already expired when she was discovered
by her parents. The child was rescued
without injury.
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Obituary..

DEATH OF REPORTER OF THE PRESS.
"a. w ssH,saYoN. August 2e,-Richard r..
Roisea,l. for the past six years Senate re-
norter Of the New York Associated Press,
died OF consumption yesterday,
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R,,Iroad Emnloyees.

CHICAGO, August 28.-All the freight
handlers and truckmen OF the Lake-shore
road, numbering 800. have struck on &C
count OF inadequate pay and oveI-work.
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Or. l. Guy Lewis, Fulton. Ark, says:
"a fter practice OF twenty five years, pronounce
TUFTS PILLS the best anu-bilious medicine ever
made,n "a @ts5
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CONSTIPATION.

= Only with regularity Of the bowels can perfect
health be enjoyed. If the constipation Is OF recent
date sinsIe dose Of TUFTS PILLS VIII saincs'
but If it has besome hnbitual one pill should be
taken every night. gradually lessennE the fro
aueucy Of The dose until SECULAR daily movement
Is obtained, which win soon follow. ...
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DERFECT PIANo-FORTEs. sss

The undersigned are the Richmond agents for
Mrssrs. CiICKERlNG & SONS PIANO-FORTES,
and invite parties wanting FIRsT.CLASs instru-
ments to purchase this make. They have obtained
the highest awards Of medals and decorations
whenever exhibited In competition with others.
THALBERG. the great performer and composer,
said Of them They are the best huyc In the
United States"
GoTTsCHALK, the poet.pianist, says: ~ consider
them the best I'm the world"
{. BAsSINI says:"I have selected Chickering's
Pianos for their perfect purity o: tonc.'
DR.. FRANZ LIszT, the king Of piano-forte play
ers, says:"I consider the ChIckerng Pianos the
best made In Europe or America; to be just, must
declare them perfect"
Sold as low rs ut the factory, and upon agreeable
terms WOODHOUSE & PARHAM,
jy3I Booksellers and Stntioners.
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became insanc through drink, and long ago
disappeared from San Francisco. Charles
and Michael De Young were fempSratf ln
the Iise OF alcoholic drinks or wines. g u.s.
It Is said, was married more than once. but
Charles and Michael are yet bachelors. They
were noted, however, in Kearney and
Montgomery streets, In San francisco, as
smashers,' iady.killers. or persons who ina
piue that they are adored by the female sex.
Charles and Michael lthe latter Is known as
Harry at his reGuest) are both under the
medium height. They have very red faces,
which are shaved every day, leaving small
side.wbiske1s. Although OF Jewish parent
noe. thew have an Irish cast OF countenauce.
Charles De Young, while he proiessed to
he ,be editor-in-chief OF the Chronicle, pro-
badly never wrote much for it. He directed
writers. however, to express his opinions
about current things, and sharply upbraided
them for having opinions OF their own. He
was one Of the most tyrannical OF men, and
seemed to have no respect for any one In bis
employ. William C. Ralslon, the default
ing president Of the Bank OF California,
who committed suicide at North Beach, near
San Francisco, two days after the closing OF
the bank. bad been friend to Charles DE
Young. When the bank failed De Young
the fact was known that RalSton had
jumped into the bay and been drowned,
De Young became his most vigorous
champion. 1t was in this way that he con-
Quoted the leading journal Of California.
A man despised and respected by no one
outside Of his family, he was ever ready to
deiame the character OF neighbor, and al
ways a believer in shotgun law when he
himself was assailed. Kalloch's history
had, of course, preceded him. and upon bis
arrival in San Francisco several years ago
De Young began to fill up pigeon-hole in
bis desk with memoranda concerning the
clergyman and politician. De Young's
desk has many pigeon-holes filled with facts
and rumors concerning the private Lille OF
some Of the best-known men and women
in California;"
ALL oUlET-KALLoCH's CONDITION FAvoRA-
BILE.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 26.-All is quiet
this morning. The authorities still main
tain yigilant watch. Mir. Kaloch's condi.
ton continues favorable.
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK, August 26.-NOon.-Stocks steady.
Money, on call, 6O7 per cent. ENChange-Long,
ASl: short, 4S3. State bonds dull Governments
quiet.
.Eusnino.-Money firm at TAT 1-32 per cent,
closing AT the latter. Exchange quiet ut 4S1G
Ask. Governments weak: new So, 101L; ~ per
cents, los; per cents, 100A. States dull.
BALTlb1URE.
BALTIMORE, August 2G.-Firginia 6's, old, % /;
deferred. 6 {: cons0ls 5S4: second series. %: new
10. 40's, 491; past-due coupons, Slk. Bid To-day.
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Rink Robbed by a sneak-Thief.

COLUMBUS, August 26.-The bank Of S. S.
Hickey, in this city, was robbed to-day OF
s., 900 in currency and $4,000 in registered
bonds by sueak-thief.
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Appeal for the Beaufort, n. c., suEer'
erS.
PHILADELPHIA, August 2f.-MaVor SOAK
ley to-day received communication from
l.. W. Martin, mayor OF Beaufort, N. u,
asking for assistance for the sufferers py
the storm of the 18th instant.
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TUTT,S .HAIR-DYE.-GRAYI HAIR or
i WHIsKRRs changed to Glossy BLACK by .
single application OF this DYE IL tmparts
Natural. Color. acIs Ipstanfaneously, and ts as
Herniess sss spring-water.H Sold by druggists or
sent by express on receipt Of 81
Iau 15-eodtFel8 sEl3.5.l.. =.
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Rev. r. F. Osgood, New York, says:
:. have bad Dyspepsia, Weak Stomach, and Ner-
vousness. I never had any medicine to do me SO
much good as TUFTS PILLS. They are as good
:" OFFICE, IS MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
3. Fan 1b-eodtEe19l gf.a.E ;,s..ie 4. Il
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For sale In quart bottles or by the dozen At
MEADE & BAKERS Drugstore,
Jyl5 919 Main street. Richmond, Va.
PIANOS, ORGANS, &c.

HALF-PRICE.-H Hereafter all SHEET
IL MUSIC. whether In sock or ordered, will be
sold At ONE HALF OF publishers prices.
ELEGANT NEW 713-OCTAVE PIANOS only
$50:
SPLENDID ORGANS ONLY sos:
All other MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS at less than
New York prices. &. +. JOB NSTON,
au 25 eodlm 9lS Main street.
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Elollr

Flour
Fine, $3.50: srlnerfne, 81 .25; extra. So; COM
mon family, $5.25@S6: fancy brands. S60at7 so.
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY tx.
ID Ncy1sD At THE DIsPATCA HhaAEfIA6'
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

uINIATuRE ALMANAC-AuGrsr 81, 1879
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FURNITURE.

SPECIAL, NOTICE-LARGEm
y STOCK ON EASY TERMS OF PAII.A
MESTs.AT Low PRICES, FOR THE N.Y. 81
desire to purchase FURNITURE Of any n bs,n 20
our largo and select stock most o, WHEEL es,e ms
bought for @ ,h We are prepared 70 sner trss ~
,iucem.nrs kh,n otherwise both as 10 seFmn and
prices We have s91ae hDe pAkLOR, A :, p,saaace.
BtR SUITS which we VIII sic:e on n ~ ~ FirR
EuI li.e OF cheap WALNUT AND POfLAhI uh-
NITUR5. u. GAimh aa.n~- s<.eSr
~ 2-Sn 10 oV.oHSe es-e--~-