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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-05

PIS-MoSEY The word PIN money is
not much used now -a-dayE, and when it
Is, Is apt to be used loosely. Ii is often
employed Ia mean an allowance by Il
father or husband for II daughters or
wife's extra expenses. But its proper
significance is II woman's allowance. for
all her personal outlay, whatever it may
b+. The origin of the term is somewhat
singular Long after the invention of
pms, IN the fourtheenth century, the
maker WIS permitted to sell them openly
un the l7t and 4d Of january uulV. vixen
the court and city ladies crowded 10 the
shops to buy them, having been provided
by their fathers and husbands with mon
ey for the purpose. After pins had be-
come plenty and cheap, woman spent
their money for other things; but PIN
money remained III vogue. Tn, opinion,
often expressed that pins Wer,. invented
III France during the reign Of Francis l.,
and introduced into England by Gather
sne Howard, ifth wife Of Henry VIII, is
entirely erroneous, In l347, 200 years
before the death of Francis. II, 900 pms
were delivered from the English royal
wardrobe for the use ofthe Princess iona,
and 53 years latert the Duchesse D'Orleans
purchased o, .lehan % isFevonhier, pm
,aRker Of Paris, several thousands Of long
and short pins, besides 800 dozen Of the
English fashion, showing that pins were
not only manufactured. bat hal gained
vide reputation abroad during the reign
Of Henry VI It is estimated that hun
dreds Of millions Of pins are nsed every
year in the United States What he
comes ui ali the pms IS still Il question
that remains unanswered and unanswera-
bic
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-09

AZ last there has been an article found which
is certain, safe, and sure 10 do its work, and is
within the reach OF all as regards price, etc
easily obtained, as every enterprising druggist
in New Nors, Brooklyn, HObokeni Newark,
anu in fact. all through the country keeps Il
constantly on hand. Dr. Hale, a celebrated
physician Of Europe, used it a great many
years In bis private practice, 10 the entire sat
isfaction of himself and patients. @. y. Crit
tenton, dealer On patent medicines and drug
gIets' fancy goods sixth Avenue, New York
city. benevin. that this market required just
such an article. has purchased the same al "a
great outlay, and the public can rest assured
that 10 win be prepared according 20 the origi-
nal receipt. Ask lor lIALEs HONEY or HoRE-
HOUND AND Tar. Take no other. Price, 50
cents and 81. Great saving % get large size.
sold by an druggists.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-09
THE OREGON, GEO. ". ELDER, AMI
CITY OF CHESTER,
For the above port every i've days.

The Company is now prepared 20 sell First,
second and Third Glass Tickets from PCrtl and
10 am the principal Cities In the United st ates
Toronto and Montreal, Canada.
For further particulars for Passage and
Freight apply al the COmpany's once, go. mel
OF and Front streets.
IS q. ". WEn)LER, Agent.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-09
OREGON STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Portland to San Francisco.
REDUCED RATES
Carving 1. S. Mail and Wells, Fargo d
Co.'S Express.

The Oregon steamship Company viii dis
paich their new and elegant A Iron 81, amt
ships
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Under the auspices OF the Band OF Helpers,
LocafiOn-COlun.bia street, between Fifth and
sixth. Mrs. Virgil, malron. The doors OF
the Home stand open 10 an homeless women
of good character. Board and room viii be
furnished at cost 10 those who have means
and FEEE % those who have not. Temporary
work will Doe furnished an the Home, and per
manent situations obtained Tor inmates. Lad les
who have sewing 90 put out, who are In need OF
professional nurses. or any kind 81 help, are
urged % apply a. the Home. and thus aid this
noble eLou 20 help their own sex.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-09
DAVID AND ANNA TSON.
BY Mrs. Abigail Dunivvay,
Editor New Northwest Portland, Oregon,
q
BEAUTIFUL HLUsTRATIoNs, AND ELEGANTLY BoUNp

Anew epic from and skl pen subject which large place the
d Maton which the reader probably familiar David Alaon
An many
O
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o
flow N n
n how
g y oy poor I'D "a y to s simporun
Ny poor innate dove,' said ihe,
Iokh ior owe o ne"
A on he SAYS:
m vi ID yous be
appy thoughp prospe
k re- he rtos Ia
IN cold. And is va deacon
dp nd loud
W ,dise eryo
o 50
car
gwht passage they
a The
ans would ador anyce centertab
o So we'll ada as prSen I & printed t. rnteiu
pc m -l So orsaeb yssse
by naiI sptp
J. R WELLS & Co. Publishers 787 Broadway New York
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-09

an business letters pertaining 10 the NEW
NoRrHwEsT, and an money due This Office on
subscriptions OF Otherwise, must b,. directed 10
MRS. A. j. DITNTWAY.
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MAR RIED

Pixies Toothaehe Drops cure in one minute
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A. the residence ot the bride, January ., Is79
by II. W. Davis, Esq, Delphine Nixon and
Philip Reuter- both Of this city.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-01-09

nh- The National Gold Medal was awarded
% Bradley a Ruloison forthe best Photographs
in the United States, and the Vienna Medal
Tor the best in the world. ~ Montgomery
street. san Francisco.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-21
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
WEDNESDAY, August 90, 1879.

Government Ssc1irttfss-Unitcd States A
Sta.- !iec'srsttss.--ylrglnia 1g-4o,s, 49s bid so
ylnia cons;j:.,. new. 2Sz BID. 29S asked; yirgfnia
deferred s 81 a:ksn; Virsna nieres. seri1n'
s19 bid. &c nsketi North Carolina 4 per cent.
bonds, Ga a.ked. -
Htp p,d s city ans ST 5nd ID:
Petersburg City 6's, g.and " lO2E asked; Peters
burg city s's, special lax. j. j.; l07 htd; Nor
ss s ssy ~asfr ana asd s. so BID
Railroad BOnds.-FTginia Ceittrai R3tiroad
third mortgage 6s ). and T., 100 bid; Virginia Cen
,ra Railroad fourth mortgage 81. j. am j.. 1924 1,s
bid. Virginia Central Railroad non-IBort.'age IS,
D. and D., lO5h bid, l07 asked: Atlantic. IS oa-
snpi aud Ohio Railroad cersiicate, 100 bid. VIZ
asked; Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potetl nc
railroad mortgage SIS, j. aud y, 107a bis; Orangt
anu Alexandria Railroad secGsd m0rtga,H CPS, j.
and J.. ,sS4 hd. 96!i asked: 0sange and Alsxan-
ASKED; Orange: Alexandria Hnd afanassas Railroad
first mortgage rs. j. and j.. So BID, "a askcn: Eic
and n. 90 bid 81 asked: Piedmont Railroad arst
mortgage s,s' A. and o. l0s bid, lTS asked: Hgh.
and 4. Rahrrad afst mortgage rs. ga asked: e.
7: and y, Railroad second mortgage 7's, TAI biir
Rdiiroad Stocks.-RicamoDd. Fredericksburg
and Potomac Rairoar. common. 100 par, 40 hid. so
asked; Connection R.lr Dad stock. 70 par, COZ bids
richmond ana DanyiHe Railroad, 100 par, / bid,
20 asked. .t -.
Bank Stocks.--Natioaal Bank of virg,nta. 100
pss 80 pa, y a, keI: State Bank of yirgia, 100
Did- Merchants and Planners Savings, rs PSF; liz
BID, Citizens Bank. go par. 22x asked. :
mSnrnnce Cnmpan,es:-FirSiuia Fire aE's Na-
20 lifr, 2S bid Merchants and Mechanics 10 bar,
sg BID, 80 asked; Granite. 100 por, 81 BID rs
Nissulaneous.--O,d Dsrnrnton Iron. and Vail
= ork, Sompany, 500 par. rs bid: Old DomittIn
81 eamshp Company, 100 par, S5 Dld.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-21
LATEST FROM MEMpuIS.
Mrtfar I'm HdiasfssipDi.

ONE CANDIDATE SHOT AND KILLED BY ANOTHER.
New YORK, August 20.-A special from
Vicksburg, Miss, says: "The Yazoo-
county difficulty, growing out OF; Dixon
running as an independent candidate for
sheriff, eliminated in the shooting Of Dixon
by James Fl. Barksdale, candidate for chan
Gerry clerk. Dixon was shot three times,
and died at P. NJ. yesterday"
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
JACKSON, Miss, August 20.-Yesterday a
difficulty occurred at Yazoo City between
Jonas Barksdale and Henry NJ. Dixon, re-
sulting in the death Of the latter. Dixon
while passing down Main street was hailed
by Barksdae from the opposite side, who
advanced to the middle OF the street armed
with a double-barrelled shotgun. Dixon
halted and drew pistol, when Barksdale
raised the gun to his shoulder. Dixon, see
ing this, moved towards il stairway, when
BarksdaIe fired. four buckshot taking effect
in Dixon's back. Dixon then fred several
times at Barksdale, but without effect.
Barksdale fred second shot. but it missed
his victim. Dixon bled internally, and died
at 4.30 P. NJ. A preliminary trial will take
place tomorrow. The difficulty is repre-
sented as OF q personal nature by Barks-
daln'S friends,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-21
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT EXCHANGE

loIf1OSo CONGRATULATIONS.
WEDNESDAY. August'20, 1879.
The number OF breaks to-day comprised $50
iiogshe bs and :Is tierces. The offerings vt auction
Oh Change were 129 packages; Of which numbev
l23 were sold at prices Ranging from 81 TO s19JA
The folowinc:are the quotations:
DAEE GOODS, FOR EXPo2r.
Lugs.-Common, S250Ms3; medium, $50
1851: good. S.6nS4 so.
Le.r-Common, 50 Gl$5.5o medium, $s9 80;
good. S79S $3.50; fine, Slh@sl23o; extra hne'
Sl350mSl5.
jytsmming. --Common. $2.5O@S4;; !aedtun,
$5-5O@SG; good, sGas7o0; fine, SVGfs9.
DARE. Observation-Disclosures.
Lug FitlerS.-Common S3@*4; Medium. $3.50
Lsqf FIliers-Sommop; s5@s6 50: me,!ipn (: e.
s :SsT ine s s1o@: Ssa $;l3@si7: '
MISUNDERSTANDING. s7@s8 SO: medium. SO
tGs9. so: good. SlO@S1O.5Q: fine. 81 3tGSl4: eX-
ira ST. .5OGlSl2; extra suD-cured, 5lS6ES25.
BRIGHT GoODS-aASUFACEUKIHc-
|. Smokers.-Common. i5tlS7; medium, s7.5Og
$50: good, S124$l5.50: hnc, 5000 $50.
EiIlers.-Comnon, A5mS6: medium, S7E*9
good, l0EaSl2: tine, $l3@Sl5: .,.
s25 good, $30Nls4U; line, $i5@S5O; Fancy, $50
AehoJnny TFraDDsrs.-ComIr0n, Sl5m3lS ;
medium. S2OMS3J; good, S3OM34O; nne, S4oG.
$50 extra, SG0G9S75.
WESTERN GOODS.
Lug FTNers-OId dark, S3G4.50.
Lear FiLlers.-ComIuon TO medium, S4GLSb; go u
TO tine. 5000. .,
LeGE Sfem1uing New dark. 5i Gu57.
MnSon COunty.--Scw common 10 GOOD nilerS' 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-21
THE LATEST NEWS
nY rELranArn no r mi : DISPATCH BIS a, en-

. . . e G . - n y
GREAT STORM; PLYMOUTH
YACHTS BELIEVED TO BE LOTT; DIsAs-
TIERS IN CHESAPEAKE BAY AND ELSE.
wHERE-THE YELLow-FEvER sCoURGE
at MEMPHIS; "a. NEW CASES AND
DEATHS REPORTED YEsTERDAY-sEv-
EETH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE n. c..
PRESS AssuCIAT1oN-DEsTR CON-
FLAGRhTIOE AT CARROLLToN, MICH
CRICKET-PLAYING IN CANADA-RACE
NOTES FROM sARATOGA-STREET AFFRAY
IN YAZoo CITY, MIsS.-mEETING OF LAW
YERs AT SARATOGA-DEATH OF AvETE-
RAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oUTRAGES
IN IDAHo-CARL sCHURZ SPEAKING IN
OHIc-CoUET ANDRAssY's PRoBABLES Sue
CEssOR AS TEE EXTRAORDINARILY PRE-
MIsa-RUSsIA ABOUT TO CONTRACT FOR
AMERICANA UILT CRUISERS, &C.
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PETERSBURG.

N
rrs. New CHURCH IN SURRf--.
tM POLITICAL DEvsLop8ksr 4 : :, :,
Fs'o noR,sL SoaISArIoN-rE 7 ESsbpHU
>Nsxrs DISTRICT. &C
! SEsSeH nseoee OF the Richmond pispateh.J
Cotre"p''' AUGUST 20, 1879.
,.e6 that a very large crowd
II is eSbpI ut the village Of Spring Grove,
| H a>se" "o,,nty. tomorrow, to witness the
SURF attending the laying OF the cor.
srSa I.mr =, the Union Methodist Episcopal
f''tp"r, nw in course OF erection ut that
sa''"' TIE Masonic lodges OF Surry ana
f. Gorge, assisted by several proml.
!I. .. members OF the order in this Guy, WIN
- art in the ceremonies, ana spec'ai an-
* will De delivered by William d.
,.nwainc, Esq, OF tins city, ana hes.
E ;s,"G Shields. OF Brandon. The nc"
PFC go which will be large and commo-
S.ns building. will take the place OF lhe
dP.,h near the same spot wh!ch WAS
:. .--nI some four years ago.
INC the trial Of civil warrant III tue
,,1 r",, Cont this morning some curious
-: interesting developments were maze
?" 70 the conduct Of the election Tor
e'".,, ot,icers in Prince George last spring
o ~, me part the Republican leaders OF TINS
srr look in that notable campaign. Inc
GU; ,r,ut was brought against citizen Tor
', a , ."soverv OF money alleged to be due for
nv Nv s' hire, which backs. it was shown in the
hp !s,,"s wcrc furnished by one wing OF
s'!|sn u,ssryaiive party in Prince George to
'sS penubncan leaders here to convey them
, y ~. ~, county to speak and electloneer
...ins. The other wing.
2;a,"s' ~ tho three districts in Surry county
-. o SIectcd delegates in favor 81 MIR. "A; Z.
aH d; - ~.> ;nr senator. Another will doubtless
J,'i isewise. and the third, it is thought.
III choose an opposing delesatlon. tTlnce
r ~, county vii! most likely yield the
,o,orship to Surry, il the delegate IS al
'C cnioncI James D. Brady, collector OF in,
wal revenue for this district, has received
.;,r from the bead OF bis de-
linen, a, Washington commenting him
+ .,he faithful discharge OF his public trust,
+. the fact that all the public moneys col
.rd bv him during the fiscal year ending
r,y 3Oth bad been accounted for. Inc
,ri( amount collected by Colonel Brady
ring tie last fiscal year was Sl,l5i, 6Si.'o.
accounts from all the counties around
rnrcscut that the growing corn was almost
Iqtirelv Frustrated TO the ground pV ln'
.,yerc wind OF Monday. ROBIN ApA1R.
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vcs.sr:: prime s,isfia-. ceinnson 0ls5e
ss as s carsas s 7s fl Rsssos ss
t1fh: Herrirss-saftnt aroina no. lieut., $3.50
SorD ca10fa sss.s sfss ses, Caro-
no; sre sy e. . 1. Hsa. Z. barrels a. sos
Lare Frinie. barrels ano nerees. 74e.; In haifs'
AI9tisnss: Common syrap- Hogstosds, I5e.
tsrces. acc. barrels. lie: genuine xolsen svrsp
3sasa5c. . 2ailon: Nov Orleans. prime. 4t@65e.
satt: Li.erpoel, from ssore.s1.so. Ground
sn0Gr: Cra'hsd: gAc.: powdered. 94c.: sr2su-
lated. 94c. A. 67Geac.; e+s.: extra G, Sc. Il
yeiioTT. GiasI4c:; CIT ioaf loc.. Porso Rico, De-
bo~D: Common. SOTO; Dest walking. 7,51sc
0s s; iS ssss f@s s1e- M .1ss
Imperial, sl.1DSsf.ss; EunPorde7. s1.438l.7S
for strictly choice. .y
Hides. Leather. SC.
Eid.a: Green. iGa5c.: dry sated. l0tal1c:: sr1
an.. lsHl4c:; wet ;sleed, nla7e.: wcs ssised calf
,'stnc, 9Uc.GtAl. ~
IisaiheT: Sole leather. oak. a33e: sole leather
ses!ocks as2s Coz se s,n 5s oe s
counsr.T. 25G30 CIV tEtsh. S8G85c. = b.: cal1s
skms, 1l~.lca. s1@&2.so p b.; rouzn skirrtnz.
Sron. steel. 7ais. &c. ys
y-on: m r~lc'n refred O!d Domiaion. 2-1O0
or 4-1cc. = h.; English anh American shees. 500
&C. sw.s:es ha'n isrs1 s hoop; ass Ps
wsrm.b!ast cIthreeal. s34Ga2S: PENN yivsnia sn.
ihracfie. s2sGls22: Ncs. Sirrinia cn"e. 81 lGan2s
Nails: ga Dorsmior. ". 80 @S2.s0 per hes,
.',euyh- cogtsngs: Wholesale, &C.; retail. 40
S3pe:: Vanilla. be<s. 14MI5r.: t,te. 5000.
aa0s: Mixefiotttal, lac: White, .:::c.; 1ooiars
t.iGuor>~ Vines xg.
An: scotch, best hsands, pats S4fss2,25 =
r., ssdiss: D,,nestIc- $l.25a4G: ryut- al.I01
sl.4C; aDpie. rx,@: sE-t5@}S2; old, Sz.2JGS+3s
yi-2iah, peach. s,3SsS2.JS. :. :.
Ia. Ebis6ruy: atdiura. 81 .50Aa2: p,rc old. -
GT4; Virginia r2oi:haaT.b new, SI3$AbQ, I'D,
81 .5Gt2s3.a0 and aDtarfS-
Cir, itouestc. Yl.25da83: iTDo-.t-i. rs q caacs
Neio gy1iGTd izt7.: ST.S0Gi7.S3.
Rectixsr. WhiSkess: MARKET dnfet: rr0of. Sl.eO.
Lumbs7. Stares- @c.
lamb cY: White OAK. Al 3tdsl5 a .OAN: Western
Virginia rnnlar. SlAss25 p LOCO: white nine
&l4IS42;s0 q 1.h0u: yellow nine boards. I503
4: Iol,s .ASkSl l. according 60 lengths. Shircles
Pine. 81 -TSGtt2.50 cypress SiS-m"h. RGkMS9
= 1000. I1sths-Splis7 81; sawei, :f.75asl.S0
s 900. .
StGue": Ha,skey- barre%tirnber. GREEN SaE2a4
l 600; stasore.j. S20T,tZ5 :, r.a0G. Fogr-Dsrre
Eirlber. s2tGi,5 = I.U0u. Flour-harrrj poles, IS
SOC. q bT:are.
Powder. Shot. ne.
Fuse. Tov's rn,nirg 35c.@El.2J - 1Co feet.
p0,sder: Ss:15 ny The ivs k"ss--scs than I've
ka.s 80. IS s,.sttrl. $3.2Jf.fSJQ.
.ssGi: Nor:Asrn. 81 Gj a tr,s OF % 10,
GrindSteneI: Ixrl2!4c. q ID.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY. August 20, 1s 10.
Country produce

Country produce.
tpDles: June s1M$l5O Sibarrel.
6egsp0a;: 2QGl21c. {. ID.
Butter: Prime 10 choice yellow l4@ls';.; fair
" earn on nsa! 6oc. p bushc! for country; G5c. for
city mills. ,~,,,. ,, ,,
sc Nh 2Gl:'c.; cherries, lOesl1c. "a o..
6ilcsDrrrles. sGg3'4c:
tr.,th-rs: Prime ngc-soose, 35@4uc.; rc1rIon.
2Oa30c.
HGu: Virginia timothy. I0G77hr;: clover nnd
mixed Gpm65r. In delhand. New York, C5r.
oats: Baed. 50ttt0c. o
p0tGtjes: Irlsa. y barre, SlMJsl.oV'
y,ny.S: Country. GG&B4:.
Rue: 65m70c. = 6uSbel'
5Hmtc: Prime. I'c
Bascd Gtral0: 3Il94Uc.
TIklo,o: 5Il5Icc. = n. ,~,o,
W1oi: washed. 26@30c Cnws5hra, 2Oa 92c.
Bury wool will beIEg rom 10 DC. Is ID ie's thaa
above rates.
cemeYt, Lime. PLASTER. sc.
Cement: Rose.,a!e, $50 p barrel.
Lime Agricultural So Toe r hnsI G, ioc sn ;,,,
o@*l - aG"rdini t 10 Hs e9 nc '"''' JAZZ
P!astsr: Lump: $500; SFouha' o. e'l'''1eN
Tar: Large size, ss.a5@s3.so.
Drugs, Dyestuns. Oils, &c.
Alcohol: $3.50 "A gallon.
| Concentrated Lys: $2.Gj@s4 p caSs ci f9'u
dozen.
Coppsras: &c.
CochineaL: soc. a h.
ErtrGct NJ Loyaoood: tic.
{nd!g0: slGsl.10.
oils: Linseed. 75c. machine. slGasl rs aps r,n.
a1.25: whale G0c.: nIruts. 40943c.: Labrador
cox oil. 50M6nc.; lard, Csc; sweet: 81. y .nzcn:
best salad. $3.50: GATOR, $3.50 gallon: Virgins
| !rsricaaus, 3oG5oc: kerosene, Zoe, cash, y gal
| Race Ginger: ec.
Roots: Ginseng, Soc.; seaeca, without top, $50
Soda: Sal. l&@2c., In kegs; English scd., SC.
! Spirits Tur0e1.tine: Acc.
Dry Goods. ..a.
Bro,o.s Sheettf,os and Shtrtfnos: A Manches-
ter, 6c.;H Manchester. Sc.: Manchester. iac. |;
james River. 4ac; "A GraniteYiie. nc: Gfsnte
lille size: "A Roekbridge. &c: Rockhrde. 6Gc.
CO.. cone M So sc is rsp s s5e i 81 c.5
25c. Cotton-yarns, 9Oc.
Bteached Shirttnos aaa s1csttngs; VAN Van
| &C.. Al Home. 9hc.; - oneida; loc.: "A
Avondale. &C.; Al Social sEc.: "A Amosfeag,
y S6s 5ss ..: b. seia,e. 7c.: Methuan, Sc Pc
teroorougn, 4ISc.; 1o-4 Waisham' 27hc.; 1o-A City
Ai BToton Drills: Petersburg. To-; Graniteyllla
&c.. Rockbrldge, A, &c.; IA, exc.
Corset Jeans: Pavonia, &c.; Anossea2. loc-
'i psmtas Harlem IKE: Boston ssea1a Mls &C.
Prlnts: American, 5&c.; Aliens. 5he.: Rich.
WoaS; sass s sprIES sstsn 5e
Mallory, &c.; Orlental, Pacific. &C.; Arnoia
| de-: Harmony. 54c.: Wamsutta- 3Hc.
/ Cambrtcs: Rice. 7c: Eaglish. o.
Foreign Fruits and Candy.
Candy: 12612kc. 10.
| Lemons. Messina- $3.50 d box.
Oranges s5.50Gs6. s..
Groceries. &c. Is
| Bacos.: Shoulders. 4kc.; clear rts-eides. 5Es.
ribbed, &C." Virginia shoulders, 5t0SSc.i Ylr-
ginia hog-round. 7@7kc- virginia naIns, large,
Sa1Qc.: small. 10Dl lc.s Sngar-cnrea nncanyasea,
| 11@11kc.; canvasssd hams, l2@121e.; plain
hans. JOG lO1sc. Stock light.
| Buckets: Painted. TIVE hoops, S1.26@$1.oo
three hoops, s1.500al.75. -
BrocMs: iyso strings, sI.25; three strings
S1.50G$2 four etyfnaB. &2,2os6&a. !l.t..lr,
! Coffee: Rto-Common. 1oasl1c.; fair, llS@
| l2Hc.: good so prime. 14@l5c.; Lagaayya, log
l8c,: Java. 23@25c. Market adyancin2-nrm:
- ta,,dtes: AdamaniIne candles. &c. q ses
Il6@l5Hc. q d.; hasf-boAes, lsc,i sali9N, lS%
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Fire M Carroiit0n, Mich,

DETROIT, August 20.-rhis forenoon, at
1880 O'Clock, fire broke out in the large
mill and salt block of Sanborn &,Bloss, at
Carrolton, opposite East Saginaw, Mich,
and in thirty minutes had consumed the
mill, the salt block, two brick houses, salt
shed containing 1900 barrels of:salt, several
dwellings, 100000 feet of humber, and
5000 cords OF wood. The tifa is not yet %
p. NJ under control, and the village. OF
CarroIton is, IN great danger, as strong
breeze is blowing in the direction OF the
town. The loss SO far is roughly estimated
at $4,000.
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No-f., Cnrolina Press Assoeinsion.

GoLDsBoRo', n. c., August 2o.-The State
Press Association OF North Carolina met
in seventh annual session to-day at the
Gregory House with full attendance of
members. The nfseting was presided over
by Colonel William L. Saunders, Secretary
OF State, who made the opening address,
wi7ieh WA followed by poem by =. Z.
Manly, OF Newbern. The election OF OFF,
GERS resulted in Dorsey Battle, Esq, of far
boror, being chosen president. Ashevilse,
NC, was selected rs sjie next place Of
meeting. At night the aunual address was
dcIiyered by Colonel j. D. Cameron. Of
Durham, after which the Association adj
journed ssas die.
The Association accepted arr invitation. to
visit Glen -Apine Springs. for which place
they will leave tb-Tnorrow.
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CUTICURA REMEDIES
DISEASES, SCALY ERUPTIONs,
ITCHINGS, AND 1RRI-
TATIONS.

The testimonials Of permanent cures of Skin and
Scalp Diseases, which have been the torture Of
lifetime, by the CUTICURA REMEDIES are more
wonderful than any ever before performed by any
methods or remedies known 10 the medical profess
sion.
CUTIcURA REsoLyENT,a powerful Blood-Puri-
fer Is the only purifying agent which finds Its way
into the circulating fluid and thence through tho oil
and sweat glands to the surface Of the skin, thus
destroying The poisonous elements with which
these vessels have been daily charged.
CUTICURA, the Great skin Cure applied exter-
nally arrests all unnatural morbid growths which
cover the surface of the diseased glands ana tubes
with Scaly, Itching, and Irritating Humors speedily
it removes them leaving the pores open, healthy ana
free from diseased particles of matter.
Thus internally and externally do these great
remedies act IN conjunction, performing cures That
have astonished the most noted physicians OF the
day.
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Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, August 20.-'The: first race
three quarters Of mile-Cb eckmate won
Gabriel second, and Jennie B. third. Time,
1:1S3. :,
The second raee-two and one-fourth
miles-was won by CLARA D.; Franklin Sc
cond, Governor Hampton third. Time,
4:194. '.3 =
The third race. for the consolation
purse, zone and .5ne.half miIes-was won
by Blossom; iPeHa second, Clenmle q,
third. Pine, PAT. tltt' s-.Sl5 A., '-'l..' =.
The fourth race was steeple chase, and
was won by Trouble; Moonshine second,
Redding third, Time, 0;2s,
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Obituary.

BALTIMORE, August 20.-IIenry ]: Rogers,
agent in the erection OF the first telegraph
line between this city and Washington and
the first in the world, died at his residence,
in this city, this morning; aged 50 years.
He was subsequently superintendent Of the
North American Telegraph Company, and
was the author OF the code OF marine signals
now in use at all the ports Of this country.
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Mormon Exodus.
MANY CONSIDERATIONS LEAVING CEoRt

HANT CONGREGATIONS LEAVING GEORGIA.
NEW YORK, August 20.-An Atlanta, Ga,
special says: "a reliable report has been
received here 20 the effect that various Nor
mon congregations in North Georgia are
organizing for immediate exodus to Utah.
A great many, native Mormons will go.
The movement creates some excitement in
the country. bat the Saints arc determined,
and the field will be abandoned for. awhile"
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rOLLINs'S YOLTAIC
u ELECTRIC PLAs,TERs.

Rheumatism, Neuralgta, Weak and Sore Lungs.
Coughs aud Colds, Weak Back, stomach. and Bow
els, Dyspepsia, shooting Pains through the Loins,
and Back, spasms or Fits and Nerve Muscular.
and Spinal Affections relieved and sured when a.
every Diner plaster, liniment Lotion, and sIssrssaf
appliance fails ny l-Tu. Tn&s q
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OutraceS Dy Indians.

SAS FRANCISCO, August 20.-A dispatch
from Warrens. Idaho, uia Walla- WaiEa,
dated the 18th instant, says on the evening
of the day previous the ranch OF jim Raines,
on the Salmon river, eighteen miles from
Warrcns, was attacked by Indians. The
ranch buildings were burned. Raines and
james Edwards killed, and Albert Weber
badly wounded.