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BY telegraph.

NEW YORK, August l6.-Ncon.-stocks weak.
Money, 697 ner cent. E;Ncaiange-Long, 4Slh:
short, 4 s34. State bonds dull. fovernlaenr firm.
at 5. Exchange weak al ALL. g4H1k. Government s
strong and higher; new SIS, |1O2h; Al per cents,
lo54; per cents. 10lh. States dull.
~" NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK, August 6.-The weekly statement OF
The associated banks shows the following changes
Loans increased Sl,375,0u0; specie decreased
S7O9,0OO: legal tenders decreased $6,461.5O0: de-
posts decreased 1885, 800; circulation increase
S37.4Oe; reserve decreased S5,343500.
The banks now hold $l,406,o50 IN excess Of le-
ga Requirements.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE. August l6.-Vlrgiua 6's. deferred
6: consols, ssh; second series, %; new lO-4O's
49A; past-due coupons, slN. Bid to-day.
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KING AND QUEEN COUNTY.


Editors Dispatch: Mr.. William I. Haynes
was nominated on yesterday as the Conser-
yatiye candidate for the Legislature from
this county. While the nauy friends OF
DR.. Cox are very much disappointed at the
result, yet they can but acknowledge that
Mr. Haynes is an intelligent and upright
gentleman. and promises to make faithful
representative. He is all right on the debt
question.
Resolutions very complimentary OF DR..
Cox, and endorsing his course on the debt
and MohIett-bil questions, were unani.
mously adopted. WEST POINT.
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MARINE IyTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST 10. 1879

PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST Is, 1879.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Isaac Bell Lawrence, New York, mer
chundIse and passengers. e. w. Allen Co., agents
Steamer Norfolk. Tunui!i, Philadelphia, merchant
disc and passengers. j. w. McCarrick, agent.
SAILED.
Steamship Isaac Bell, Lawrence. New York, mer-
ehnndise and passengers G. w. Allen Co., agents
steamer ARIEL, Clifford, Norfolk, United States
mail, merchandise, and passengers, l.. Is. laiu'n
agent. - ,,,, .
Steamer Norfolk. Tunnil. Philadelphia mer.
cilnndi<e aud passengers. j. w. McCarrick, agent
Schooner james Empson, Crane, Pro7ldehce'
co y. Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Maggie Bell, 49,, New YORK, merchan-
disc Curtis & Parker. =,
Schooner William Donney, Hoore, Trenton n
j. coal. Curtis & Parker
ScIoou,r l.. X. Dyer, sipplc- Derby. Conn. coal,
Curtis & Parker.
phia, lies, .Cur!s Il Parker.
CUsToM-HoUSE REPORT,
Cleared August 18th: Schooner Catherine Haria.
Rosenberg, with 4.O94 railroad si!ls, valued at
82,ni7 SO. for Harburg, Germany, shipped by ).
II. Bryant & Go.
sI E. BY telegraph.
|: NEW YORK. August l6.-Arryed: Racilla, Fifz-
row. Belize, China, Gate CITY. Arrived out Aus
traIla ST Laurent. Honteward bound Lady Dur
frrin for Savannsh: CnItiyator. for Norfolk.
NEW YORK, August i6.-Arrived: lIeyerier, An
eliza. Arrived out: PoynesiaD. Manitoba, BARGE
Iona, AycriIi, Belgianland, Matilda, Lusie, Thrg'
yaIla.
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nANK OF COMMERCE., Hill: MAIN

nANK OF COMMERCE. I'LL: MAIN
DISTRICT. RICEiMOND D, YA.-EUNDlSGV VIZ
GINA BONDs.-This Bank has made favorable az,
i J nTensred 10 receive all classes OF Virginia Se-
crri hes fun dabfe Under the ACT OF March 29 1879
aud TO fund the sane into coupon or keg1stered
OF different classes will be assisted 10 adjust their
bonds Us required Dy the act, and every attennon
fon to fnI ding and make no other charge than that
made nv The Associalion-vz-, one per cent. on the
iur raIfe OF bonds and accrued inferest-and hence
nan correspondence Invited. We transact q
eenarat bsnkan 5hnsines6 draw inland and foreign
drafts aud make collections on all accessible points
RnisdS MI StocaS Bought AND sold ON c0nm!ssion
nv asinrwtse JOHN G. WILLIAMS,
nv 57.sod2w&tlaukw3m.--- Cashier.
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FINANCE l..
To HOLDERS OF C.ia- g,s...-....
= CITYlOF RICHMOND BONDS
MATURING IN JULY AND AUGUST, 1880

At a meeting of the Board OF Commissioners
of the Sinking Fund held May /, 1879, It was
,Rexoyeed. Thatthe acting president of the Board
give public notice by advertisement that the out
Standing Londs of the city OF Richmond, due in
1850 Will on and after The let day OF duly, 1879,
be- redeemed OH presentation At the office Of the
In MI fsuahce of;tfe above directions, hereby
give notice that the SIX PER CENT. BONDS OF
THEGITY. due In July l $50, announcing TO $87,.
1851. and August. 1880, amounting 10 $37,.
56a.2S-tolal, SlO5. 0l9:66-wll; be redeemed al
ton at the office of the Auditor of the city on and
afler the lsT DAY OF JULY. 1879. -.
HENRY G. CANNON,
Acting President Commissioners Sinking Fund.
-.. .
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PHISTFyG-HOrSES.

PHISTEyG-HOUSES
DISPATCH PRlNrING-HoUsE.
GOOD WORK. Low PRICES.
uay,ne ono OF the LARGEST AND BEST
EQUIPPED JOB OFFICES n THE SOUTH, COM
aired with sklrul mechanical talent. We are pre-
pared TO execute promptly, IN the very best style
and AT LOW PRICES, every description Of
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
SUCH AS
BUsINESs-CARDS.
gISIT1SG-CARDS.
rKOFEsSJONAL-CARDs.
WEDDlNG-CAEDS.
SHOW-CARDa,
CIRCULARS.
MANIFEs.rs.
BILLS LADING,
-. g.. RECEIPTs,
BlLL-HEADs.
LETTER-HEADs
.,s ..,....... . 5..~ NVTEHEADs,
.- ..... ST.. ACCOUNTS SALE,
STATEMENTS
so''' CHECKS. ,orvs
49,. ~ ENVELOPES,
A'At ARGUMENTS. .,urs
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK
!" ''.' H. SPECIALITY.
Orders from the country promptly si!ed and De-
yered BY express OF mail. L .
We nave all the NEWEST STYLES OF TYPE
And execute work IN . manner that eannos Ia sur
We also do AL kinds Of BINDING and RULiNa
We ptn eheerfuiY fsruish estimates SUI ssa~
amnir- when reauHed. mp Is-o,-a
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Arrest OF Criminal Railroad Officials.

NrFesI VI Cri"iuHI kafsrOaU UTHctNfs.
PHILADELPHIA, August 1G.-J. S. Verts,
assistant superintendent of the Atlantic
Narrow Gauge road; Charles f. Redman,
telegraph operator; and Thomas Penny.
packer, an engineer, charged with negii-
gcnce in running trains, by which five lives
were lost Thursday last, were arrested to-
day in Camden. Superintendent Verts was
committed without bail until Monday.
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Persisted i'm tie Flames.

NEW YORK, August 16.-The charred re-
mains Of one man and three servant girls
were found this morning in the ruins Of
the Locust.Grove Hotel, at Bath, L. l.,
which was destroyed by fire yesterday.
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AnUHfic.

BARRIE, ONTARTo, August 16.-Hanlon,
Plaisted, Morris, Kennedy, Riley, Hosmer,
and many other. prominent oarSmen, are
here rcadyto take part in the regatta, when
will begin Monday and last three days.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

WAN <AASA < AoOIG ES<ASIlANSTEI.
RICHMOND, August l6, 1879.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO sECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 440 bushels: OF which 25a
bushels were re exhibited. Red. $500 bushels; Of
which 5SS bushels were rc-e1hbiled.
CORN White, Il 81 bushels: Of which so BUSH
els were re-e1hDited. NiEsd, 972 bushels.
OATS-1.004 bushels.
/ RYE.-2S bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. Cd bushels at 81 .c5; so bushels
prime at 81 0S: AZ bushels at S1U6; 26 bushels
common at 81; 258 bushels very good ut IL o.
total. 40 bushels. Red, ITO bushels prime Fultz
at $50; SO bushels choice FullZ 1t 81; ga bushels
very good Lancaster IL 81 %: 1872 bushels Lancas-
ter It s106; 200 bushels Lancaster at $l.05;
362 bushels very GOOD Lancaster at $l.07; sc
bu,hels mixed at 93c.: 1S bushels mixed ut 97c.
S24 bushels mixed ut 81; S4 bushels fair Fultz at
93c.: 554 bushels very good Fuliz at 95c.: 332
bushels very good FuItZ IT &C.,: 500 bushels COM
mon FuIz at S5c.; 20 bushels common Fultz ut
Soc: l16 bushels choice seed FultZ at 81: 100
bushels FultZ ut e0c.; A bushels fair Fultz ut
92c. 4S bushels Fu'Z AT $l-tOtaI, 3.496 bushels.
CORN Whlte, so bushels good NJ SEC: 1872
bushels at 55r.-total, 202 bushels. Mired, 400
br. hels on private terms.
OATs.-S2 bushels win'er on priyatc terms: 80
bushels mixed at SIC; 80 bushels prime winter
on private terms-to:al. 162 bushels.
RYE.-2S bushel: IL Csc.
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CONSTIPATION.

Only with regularity of the bowels can perfect
health be enjoyed. II the constipation Is OF recen,
dase slnsle dose Of TUFTS PILLS win suffice
but If It has become habltual one pill should be
taken every night. gradually lessenlng the fire.
quency Of the dose until REGULAR daily movement,
Is obtaired, which will soon follow.
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pr&+S ~ Dry Goods. =
Broom Sheettnus and ShtrtfnQs: A Manches-
yer, &C. Manchester. 5ae.: y Manchester. 4ac.
A. James River. &c.; i James River. SIC: j
7ihe 5kc: A Rockbridge. &c: z Rockbride 5!Ic
IA w. Conesto2a. TIC: + q. Conessoga, 2r.: i D.
eohestoga. 6tc i0-4 Feperiii,- zoe; i0-4 City
Bieaesed 'Shirtines and SAessfygs; swan.
sutts, l2e.: A. MasonVile, 10e.:, A ReckdaIe,
&c.; :. A. Home. 9Ac.; - Dneida, 10c.: A
Avondale. 7c-; A Social. SIC: - sAmoskeas;
9hc.; Wholesome. 914c.; y BarE,ley. 6ks.: x Red
ssF1Porsssn 4c; lo4 WslthaH' 27Ae; 1o-4 CITY
% Brsann Drtlls: Petersburg. 7c.; Granitevills,
I &c.; Roekbridge, A, &c.; IA. SIC. > gsilu
Corset. Jeans: pxvonts, &c. An'oeaseag, loc.
+ PTsnts: American, b2c.: Aliens. &c; Rich:
mond,- 6Hc.; Sprague. 6xc.: Manchester, oAc.
Washington. &c.: Hamilton. 5sc.: herrimack. osG.
Mallery, &c. oriental, Pacific, &C.; Anosoa
&c.: Harmony; 5hc;; W1 ans ltt, r. - 10
e1mbrfcs: Rtcs. 7e.: IHgpsnroe.: 80
| r.. Foreign Fruits aud CANDY.
| Esnsons: asssips, $3.50 a box. Il
| ,Oranges f5.609$6- ~ .-Git D.: -~i:EfI .
G,e..t <Ii,.i = GroceEtex. Ascs &" 80 ,,5L- q
.gaeon Shoulder. 4ae; sissr r,s:sSs. S Us:
r,Iisf hot-iSusd lang Virginia. mans large
smIoc.: email l0dl To-: s'earrn
|iiI@II1c. { csnvsased hsns, 012a1aHe.; piain
inaGs. I6a1o,sc,. Stock hSpt:s W. Iy.sa ,i.n,
81 p 5Sssss; fiji aSg ss II
asH .ooa 20 sanis: aabc Jaaasyta $50
l8c.; Java, 2s@25c. Market advancing
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Killed by Lightning.

ALEXANDRIA, VA. August 16.-During a
storm yesterday AFTERNOON lightning struck
a stable near thornton, Va. on the Wash
ington and Ohio railroad, killing two young
men and seriously ipiurirg TWO others, who
had taken refuge therein.
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Obituary..

NEW ORLEANS, August .16.-Jobn e..
WesterfieId. the veteran OF the New Orleans
Dress. was found dead in his bed this morn
ing. He was seventy.four years old, and
his death resulted from heart-disease. e.
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Rev. r. F. Osgood, New York, says:
II have had Dyspepsia, Weak Stomach, and Ner.
vousness. I never had any medicine to do me SC
much good rs TUFTS PILLS. They are as good
IS reprrsenfsd.n - : 80
OFFICE, IS MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
= :, IAN 15-podtFe1Ql g.
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TUTT'S, ,HAIR-DYE.-GRAY HAIR or
h j. !WHIsKKRs changed 10 GLOSSY BLACK by .
single application of this DYE. 1t imparts
Natural Color. acts Instautaneousiy. and Is MS
Harmless as spring water. Sold by druggists or
sent by express on receipt OF II.
,OFFiCE, IS. MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
fau 15-eodtFel9I S.
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EXTRACT FROM 4 LETTER OF TIE LATE
DIR. THOMAS T.. ATKINSON,

OF pASyILLE, VA, EN-PRESIDEST STATE NED
ICAL SOCIETY, OF August IL, 1874.
"Thc Liihia Waters have unqursilnrabIy dis
played great power In The peculiar diseases Of the
warm, milasmaric regions OF the south, which may
he grouped together under the head Of MaIariai
Cache kin, covering hcpafIc engagements. enlarge
mcnts Of The Spleen. Jaundce. &c. Ii j. not pre-
tended tuat the T. waters posses any an.!nerodIc
properties such az quunr; nj The same Time. how
ever. II Is certainly true that In tn;rrnttcnt uni
Remilicn, FrverS, In chronic form. hey have In
num-rous instances given relief In caSnS which had
obstinalcly resisted all the anti pcrodc drugs OF
the shops. From my experience with them feel
fully warranted IN saying that, with rare cxcco-
tons. wherever disease l., found originating under
malarial Influence, Il potent remedy may tic found
In this wat0r."
THOMAS +. 6 rODE. Proprietor.
AL l3-2taw6w Buffalo Liihia Springs, Va.
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Dr..I. Guy Lewis, Fulton. Ark, says:
"After practice OF twenty-five years, pronOunc
TUFTS PILLS the best anti-Ltlious medicine eve
made
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BGEFAL Ss hsfl5sA ssa &C.
BUFFALO LITHTa WATERS
IL FOB
MALARIAL POISON.

EXTRACT FROmALETTER OF DR.. WILLIAM
T. HOWARD, OF BALTIMORE,
PROFESSOR OF DTsEAsEs OF wexES AND chill
DREy LII THE UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.
or .AucTsr l, 1879.
/ DR. Howard compares these waters with those Of
the celebrated Greenbr1er White Sulphur, West Viz
indeed, in certain Glass or cases. II II much
superior to the latter. sllude 10 the abiding de-
ana
a 1sR fHS ak1 E
TIE f e aps fs
are remarkable 1t all BY mineral waters IN .horf
sssy. Yhss. s sgan ss and @s
s na5e en gee seassa eay @s
sssitattngty say !ae BsSato Springs, tn Meek
MkrtRrAL Polsos.
CHRONIC REMITTEST AND INTERMITTENT
.t FEYERs, &C. s ~
CASE OF MR.. -. OF CHARLoTTE COUNTY,
VIRGINIA.,
STATED BY DR.WILLIAM FOUNTAISE CAR
RINGTON, OF HALIFAX COUNTY. VA,
BEFORE THE wAH \ SURGEON IN THE
UNITED STATES NAVY,
AND DURING THE WAR A SURGEON IN THE
CONFEDERATE STATES ARMY.
-.- ~, Va, August l3, 1871
"Thc case of Mr.. -, Of Charlotte comfy, Va,
was one which the medical world recognizes as the
effect Of malarial poison, with frequent and pro-
louged attacks OF Intermittent remittenL fevers,
followed by weakened nerve-DowPr. IMPOVERISHED
hoot and II not actual en'a of the liver At
least great sluggishnc>s Of the portal sy.tcm. The
usual treatment proving uuayaiiing adv srd visit
to the Buaa'o Lilhia Springs, where my patient re-
manned for some Fix weeks, Using the water Of
Spring No. 2 with admirable results. The liver
reduced To It's normal Size. The vtiated Sccretous
removed. the ch1llS and fevers arrested. and the
GREETING organs iuvlgorated to regular and healthy
cina waters that consider comparable t. these In
the variety OF diseases having their origin in ma
lariai poison a>Crbe much OF the curative virtue
OF these waters especially In cases of tins charac
Ter, TO their action as nerre tonic"
EXTRACT FROM A COMMUNICATIONS OF DIR.
JOHN W. WILLIAMSON, OF
JACKSON. TENN,
ON THE THERAPEUTIC ACTION OF THE
BUFFALO LITHfA WATERS,
| IN VIRGINIA MEDICAL MONTHLY FOR FEB
RUARY. 1877:
'.Thoir great value In Mtlar!al Diseases and Se-
Quel;r has teen most abunantly and satisfactorily
| tested, and have no question that II would have
been valuable auxiliary in The trea: mcnt OF the
epidemic of yellow fever, which 80 terribly afflicted
| the Mississippi Valley during the psst summer. |
pr scrbcd Ii myself, and it gave prompt relief III
4 case Of suppression OF urine IN yecw-ievcr, aud
\ decidedly mitEated other distressing aud dam
gerols symptoms. The patient recovered. but how
| far the water may have contributed to that result
lhaving pres cribrd 1t in but single easel VI course
ever about The fact that It's administration was At
! fputt n nv the most beneficial rrsulIS.1
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MdlslD A ND AOAa..

GOAL AND WOOD.-Send in your or
" ers mt contract prices Tor all kinds and sizes OF
nrst-clsss ANTHRACITE, COALBURG StLISr
from East Bank. BRIGHT HOPE or GLOEER
or any aud every kind Of COAL, COKE, or W0uio'
Orders promptly filed from either ohlce-brouk
avenue and Marshall street Broad street Opposite
Thea re, or 1905 Cary street
=. y2S rHI. G....- CHARLES ID. FACE.
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
ElOMr,

Fine, $3.50: superine. $4.25@s4.50; extra
1926: common family, S5.75GS6; fancy trauls
$6Hh7.60.
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LIVERY AND SALES STABLES.
LIVERY AND SALES STABLES.
W. & 80 FL Rs
HEADQUARTERS
FOR THE
SALE OF HORSES, MULES. CARRIAGES,
BCGGIES, AND WAGONS
AT AUCTION
RICHMOND BAZAAR,
1919 AND l44o FRANKLIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.

The subscriber has h;ted up In connection Win
hi; exrensIye stables onc Of The most
ESstpT E.TF And CONVENIENT BAZAARS
q he fonnd IN this country: and having every IA
clity for the accommodation OF stock, Respectfully
solicits consiguments OF
HORSES, MULES, AID VEHICLES,
of every kind promising that all stock. &c. con-
signed TO him shal have every attention. ahn re-
turns promptly made. ,,,
LIBERAL Cash ApvAScES MADE wnen !r'u'feu
TIE CARRIAGE DEPARTMENT
embraces consignments Of almost every yarletf'l
vehicles for pleasure and work-Durp"seS. a. also
HARNESS OF every description. All articles IN
this Depart ment viii be sold at lowest wilDrsule
manu- facturers' prices, aud in no Instance VIII any
de aljon from such prices he made. par'rs WISH
Ing TO purchase will lind It TO their Interest 10 eS-
anime fhis stock OF vehicles. &c. ,
= My STABL ES are new, OF LARGE CAPACITY,
and afford every convenience for DRIVERS.
Parties Gesiring 10 purchase for their nwn n'e or
the trade Will fnda large stock To select from.
AUCTION SALES every WEDNESDAY and SAT-
URDAY at 10 o'clock A. NJ. 49,
~ JOHN b. DAVIS, Proprietor.
r.. n. COOK. Auctioueer.
RICHARD SCLATER, Manager.
j. VI. PACE. Sa'eslDan. my II
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MALARIAL POISON.

EXTRACT FROM 4 LETTER OF DIR. J. T.. AT
TEKBURY, OF ESTELL, MISS, DATED JULY
8, 1879:
- ] have found the Buffalo Lthla Waters ilvalul-
bic I'm all diseases having their origin In nalari,,
poison. Indeed, they seem almost Specific In dis
eases Of this character. believe that persons
siding In the most DalariOus districts 81, find 10
great extent immunity from maarlou, ESls and
their attendant evils BY the free OF ii,"
during the seasons of The year Spe+ia!y calculated
to give rise 10 them"
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

SATURDAY, August 16, 1879.
Country Produce.
.Appies: june, sl@$l.5O q barrel.
. Beest1dr: 20@2lc. 4 D.
Butter: Prime TO choice yellow, l49lsc.; fair
% Corr Corr asat: eoc p bushe for country Csc fol-
Driea Fruit: Apples. 2@3kc.; peaches. peeled
&C.; unpeeled. 2M3c; cherries, l0sllc. s %.
Egus: Ia barrels. DC. in crates, lie.
Fathers: PRIME nve-gvose, 35@4Oc.; common
EGxssed: al p busheL
Hay: Virginia timothy. 7o@77hc:: clover and
mixed. 60G65c In demand. New York, Soc.
e Ssts sa!ed r iIes'fS; barrel, s1ss1.5o.
Rye: 65@7oc p 0uslieL
Siudc: Prime. 15c.
B~led Stra,o: S5@40c.
Wool washed. 2sGs oc: unwashes. 2o@o2c
above rates. -.-.".., ... -- ..s-r.
.@i't Cement. Lime. Plaster. &c. j
Line: Agricultural, SO DC. a busnel; Rock.and
ishinej, s1.l5; Glenn,s Fans, s5@9oc;
,Ptdster; Lump $3.50; ground, $e; calcined
Tar Large size, ss.25@ss.5o.
Drugs, Dyestutts. Oils, &c.
4 afeaGol: a $3.50 p gallon. r =, -
Concentrated Lye: S2.75@&4 2 case OF four
dozen. So. 80 .. ... ."
C0pperus: &c
chineaL: 90c. p 10.
Extract 1T L0gD"od: .i7c.
indigo: SlGSl.1O.
Madtfer: 12kc. "' -
A1.25: whale. 6Oc.; straits. 40G45c.: Labrador
cos OF; 5OM6nc.; lard. Csc; sweet, rs = d'Zen !:
best salad, $3.50 castor, $3.50 p gllion: virgins
lubricatng, 3O@3Oc.; Kerosene loc., cash, s gal
Ion. ..
Race Ginger: &c.
Roots: Ginseng, SOc.; seneca, without top, $50
45c .'..E
Soda: Sal, 1Sa2c., In kegs; English soda, DC.
American, 3hGE4c. ~.
= Spirits T5:TDeHttue: 40c,
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I,., received. usr schooaer Aaspis Bel. 1881
h. rrs.s ESafRK WHITE kOcKIikNDLfME. Fpr
ShIaNsffSkS gfsSet,S = - THOMAS, ELLEIT
~, TssssSE ~ sysa lef8 Basin tank.
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SIMMER RESORTS.

ssCLEN MOUNTAIN HOUSE"
" And
WATKINS GLEN, y. 7.
The most popular summer re.ort.
Prices greatly reduced $3.50 per diem; S14 per
week. Special rates made for parlles.
! Ensic and other aIrfu.enents furnished.
iv 12n A. j. MICHESE R. Manager.
THE HYGEIA HOTEL,
OLD POINT COMFORT. va.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-18
The YelIow.Seourgo.


MEMPHIS, August 16.-only one new case
OF fever was reported up to noon to-day,
that Of Ernest P. Leake. Seven deaths
have occurred siuce last nIcht-yiz., Charles
Edgar Haines, Mrs. Ellen Cunningham,
Getz, Fritz Ostmann,, and Gus Atkinson
(coIored). The weather continues chilly.
..'.. LATEST FROM MEMPHIS. -.
MEMPHIS, August l6.-Twenty-one cases
in all were reported to-day, fourteen OF
them colored. There have been no deaths
since noon. All the prominent sick are
doing we'll tonight.
An experienced yellow-fever nurse has
been telegraphed for to 20 to Bayley sta
ton, twenty miles east OF Memphis, on tile
Charleston road. ,,t .i.t
Another case OF fever has developed at
Whitebavep, Tenn, a child OF A.. 5. ,Geff.
DR.. W. L. Coleman, Of San Antonio.
Texas, who. under orders from the National
Board OF Health, has been investigating the
origin Of the fever prevailing in this city,
is convinced that the germs were imported
direct from the West Indies, and that they
passed the New Orleans quarantine uDchal-
lenged and arrived here some time in June.
The total deaths from yellow-fever for the
week ending at 6 p. M. to-day are 46; total
to date, 139. 5'..+ e, = -" '..~ -
The thermometer has not ranged higher
than Y during the day. ,... ., r2t'' !
II. P. Rickell,, city editor OF the Ara-
lanche, is down with the fever. ,.s',
no CASES REPORTED IN NEW ORLEANS FOR
,,t.g.,4,, SEVENTEEN DAYS. h,!
New ORLEANS, August 16.-Dr. c. B.
White, sanitary director OF the Auxiliary
Sanitary Association, reports the total NOR
| talitv in this city for the week ending the
| 10Th instant at g.. This makes seventeen
DAYS since the last case Of fever occurred.
The city enjoys the highest possible health.
FEVER. DEATH AT TIE BALTIMORE QUARAN-
..-. -.-s N. TINE. - 80 80 SD. '....
BALTIMORE, August 16.-Aba Cell, sail.
or on the Spanish steamer Enrique, from
Havana, who was i'll with yelloW-iever, and
was taken to the quarantine hospital, died
yesterday afternoon. No new cases have
developed on the Enrique, but she is still
detained at quarantine. There is no case OF
yellow.feyer at quarantine.
The Recent OIL Fire in Pennsylvania.
BURNING FOR THREE DAYS AND NOT sUBDUED-
THE PEOPLE FLEEING TO THE HILLS FOR
SAFETY.
TrUsvILLE, PA, August 16.-The fire
which occurred Thursday morning at Par
ker's landing, as the result OF lightning, has
proved more destructive than was expect
ed. The efforts to eXtinguish the burning
oil have up TO this evening been Intellectual.
Five tanks, containing IS 600 barrels Of oil,
have been burned. The third tank caught
at IL O'Clock this morning and burst with
terrific force, the conclusion shattering
every pane OF glass on River avenue and
knocking several persons seDseless. The
burning oil rushed into the river, and it
became a sheet OF flame. The greatest con-
sternatiou prevails, every one fleeingto the
hills for safety. The wind suddenly chang
ing, the town was saved, and the flames are
now confined to the tanks.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-18

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