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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGES.

ASA0AAA>O4SO - 4oSo 4nSA4f14NSGis
MONDAY, July "a, 1879.
SALEs-300 Virginia copsels sold Mt soy; 1000
Virginia consois sold n 56k; 1000 Virginia cou-
soils tsma'l) sold at 32A; 400 Virginia deferred sold
at 81.
Government Seeurities.-United States AIS
1861 bids United States IS, 1O1k bid. lO2h asked
United STATES 19-40's. 4gbid, 49ai asked.
STATE Virginia eonsels. 53S bio, SO
Virginia deferred, GH bid. asked Virginia in, crest
certificates, l5a bid. IL 81 asked; Virginia tax
Csro n bonds 25 bid, 25S asked; North Carolina
cry r,ttes.-Richmond city s.. J. and j.,
l2O BID; Richmond city 6's. J. and j.. 105 bid.
RatlToad B6ndS.-Vrgtn!a Central Railroad third
mortgage 6's, J. and j.. 9s!S bid. 100 asked: Vir-
ginia Central Railroad fourth mortgage ss, j. and
j., l02 bid; Souihside Railroad first mortgage
preferred e's. j. and j., ITO asked; Southsite
l'alro third mortgage preferred 6's. j. and j..
~ Dlds Petersburg Railroad second mort gage as,
j. aod D.. go bio; Orange, Alexandria and Manns-
Sas Raircad frst mortgage rs j. and j., go bid:
81 an! n. &c bid. 81 asked: Piedmont Railroad
first MORTGAGE S's 4. and D.. los bid; G. G. and 4.
Railroad, Isl 9G bill. 90 asked; c. &. and A. Rail-
road. 3D. 14h bid. 75H asked.
first mortgage 6's. NJ. and n As bid, SIS asked.
RGtLroud Aocks.-C,hesapcake and Ohio Rail-
road. 100 par, bid: Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad, 100 par. AZ bid. 90 asked: Richmond
ard Danyiilt Railroad 100 par II bid, 20 asked;
Piedmont Railroad. 90 par, II bid.
Bdnk Hocks.-First National. loo par, III bid
l20 asked; National Bank of VIr2icia. 100 par;
So bid; Merchants and Planters Savings, 25 par
II bid.
Insurance Con- pnnteS.-N1erciants and AIechan
| ics. 90 par. SO BID. 81 asked.
AicehLdncous-Old Dominion Steamship Com
puny, LOO par % bill.
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sugar: Gr,slie... ysac.: nGe. tfst,. 3aes ;faat~
istcd. &C.: A. s469s4c.; y. &c: extra G. &c.
Fellow. ;ga TIC: cut ieaf lossc., Porto Rico. Do
ioep: Common. 5sa7c.: best washing, 74@s.
toilet. 15@2gc.: and sancy Drtccs: enn,trY,s9h:
imperial, sI.IO@sl.e6; gunpewaer, s1.45a9l.7.
or strictly choice.
Hides. Leather. &c.
Hides: Green. 165c.: Crv saitet. iD@l1a.: sr
Ant. l3@l4c; vet saifed, 6H97c; wet ss1ited csi;
Lsather: Sole leather. OAK. aoas5c.: sole tea.h.
hemlock. l5Hd23c.: country upner. 3Ddsb De-: cit'
eo 5Sh yss s5so siv a h:6 $685.
SKINS, French. $1@sl.90 . D.; rough akirtins
from. Steel. Nails. &c.
iron: American refined. t)ld Dominion. ca
OF 2-l DC. p d.; English and American sheet 80
&C.: Swedes. hammered, SIC; hoop, 4ta6. Pig
ren Esha s2sss
thracite. $2O@S22: West Virginia COKE, $2l taS2s
NaitS: Old Dominion. 1926 per kes for cssnd.
Plough Castings: Wholesale, &c.; retail, a
kope: Manila. best, l4M1sc.: jute. $685..
x Sc: Nike" cotton INC; "A''s si "''''''
Liouors. Wines. &C.
Ale: Scotch, best brands, pnts S2@s2.2b =
Brandies: Domestic. 81 .25as2: fruit, Silica
$40; apns: new; slL:555@$s' old, ss.25@sa,
.Zvs Hhisssn$: Medium. 81. aoas2: pure Old sf
3:4; Virgtuia mountain, new, $2Gs"2O, I'D
$50 0HS3.5G and upwards.
Gin: domestic. Sl.25eas3: imnort'l, IS g csst
Hca0 England Rum S1.5pGlS1 go.
Rtctifsd Whisf-gs: Market da!et: rrcef, 81 go
" Lun,cer. Slaves, sc.
lam. her: White oa K. 81 GtSI6 q 1903 Wsssey,
Virgins nnriar S14GS25 r 1900: White r1ns
f14 q! $3.50 q 1000: veiioa zine BOARDS. 7.50 Z
~ ,ust clfl according to lengths. Shingles
Pine. $1.7IGfS $50: cypress six-inrb. S6Gi 6
Loco. La,hs-Split, 81; sawed, $l.7JesSl so
1.boc.
sTarss: wlIckev-harr timber, Green, 81 StGt2es
1000: seasoseii. S2OGIS2j s. 600, Flo4.r-Oa rre
Timber. S2jcS5 a 1000. FIour-bsrrcl poles, 80
hCgshta,i-locls, roc. a bundle.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

SOECAf AN - r LoOtC GIhC1ANGE.
RICB&oSD, July IA, 1879.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-IIh 4GS bushels. Red, 9G76 BUSH
els.
CORN White. $50 bushels. .N9ed, SO bushels
UATS.-l, 100 bushels.
SAIES REPORTED To SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, ~ bushels fair at S1.l6 II 0
bushels good at Sl.lS: Sc bushels fair at Sl.15 !;
100 bushels prime on private crrnstoial. 3GS bu:-
els. Red, 1896 bushels good FuitZ NJ Sl.07: &c
bushels common Futz at 81; 12O bushels good
FHliz at 81 .0S: GO bushels Lancaster III ) IA: 20
rrine Lancasc r at Sl.20; 1872 bushels very good
FuI,z 1T FL .0S: 22S bushels mixed at $l.p6; %
bushels mi xci 1T Sl.lS: 81 bushels IN, c, at
IL bushels FultZ ~ Sl.U6; qS bushels very good
FulTZ at Sl.US: 7G bu-hes mixed at SLIP; 400
bushels prime Fultz at 81 90; 81 bushels common
bushels very good Fuzat Sl.0S; Is bushels cenl-
mon Eul ~ 81: 80 bushels common FuiZ at 81 ::
26 BIZ heels fair FultZ ut Sl.0j; 272 bushels good
FnlrZ at ! .06; 400 bu9helS Lancaster on private
terms: 100 bushels very good Fhliz at Mos:
1.301 bushels mixed on private terms; SO bushels
:l.us: 80 bushels fair FuIz ut IL .o5 "a bushels
good FuZ at S;.07: 1872 bushels fair FuliZ nj
.G5: 100 bushels good Fu'iZ 1T 81 .0T; 2S2 bush
els prime Lancaster nj Sl.20; ~ bushels good
Lancn,t at Sl.17: $50 bushels very good I.ancas-
ter Il! $I.1o: IS bIsr Is good Fuliz at .o7: 70i
Full ut SLOT: ia bushels fair Fuliz al S1.05 :;
80 bushels fair Ful:z 1T 81 .06: ST bushels very
gooC Ful'Z ut sl.0S: 400 bushels fair Lancaster ut
$l.l6 400 bushels fair Lancaster at Fl IT: 400
common Fntzat 81; 100 bushels common Fuilz
nj & % 2GO bushels good Ful'z at *l.07-total,
S.2TS bushels.
CoRS.-Mred. Sc bushels at SIC.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, July "A, 1879.

.'a - .sr...- AbnlYED.
Steamer Richmond Kelly, New York. mercb,u-
Steamer Anef, Clifford, Norfolk, United States
agent.
Bark Icarus, Cochran, Delaware, Breakwater,
light.
Schooner William NJ. Wilson, Brown, New York.
pIg-iICn, u. +. BlankenShip.
coal. Kichmond and Danvilie Railroad. :" a A'oo''
Schooner Eapsr, Hand, Kennebec, Ice, A. G. Bah
cock.
phia, coal, s. H. Halves.
Schooner A. h. Goodman Hcarn, Philadelphia
COAL : H. iia"ss' SAILED.
Schooner Marcus A. Davis, Long, Portland COAL
Currie ( Co.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Hamburg July 4th bark Soriddsrcn (Sor.h
Petersen.
Arrived a, City Point Monday: Bark ANNA, to
load o5acco for Trcse.
ce,,er since January l&t; aggregate TONNAGE l,497
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The buoy indicating Throgg's Neck Reach has
W1LMlNGToS. ". C., July s.-Thc buoys on the
main passage across Frying-Pan Shoals. which
hay been out of position, have been replaced.
II will be OF interest TO mariners TO know lha. The
Lighthouse Board have determined 70 raise the
neigb, OF the rear beacon on Oak Island 10 Feet.
| OTTAWA. July ga Steam fog. horn has been
erected on Gross island. Luncn;hir2 county, Nova
Scotia, latitude 10 TO- W ~ ncst,
was pun In operation on the 18th or June last: In
thick weather. fogs, and snow-storuls the horn
sounds blast Of ten seconds duration every min
ute and half leaving an interval OF thirty seconds
hctw.e eli each blast
In consequence OF the destruction by Dire OF the
an HILLARY tower on the Pillars Rock, no Hight Will
IN. SHOWN from The tower on AigernOn Rock, ST.
lawrence river. until further notice.
DISASTERS IN JUNE.
The direction Of The Bureau Vcritas has just pub
lished the fo owing statistics or maritime disasters
res orted during the month Of May, 1879, concern
Ing all flags sailing vessels reported oSs-25 EaS-
iIsh, I6 American, IL French, 10 Italian, Ger
man. z Norwegian, 9 Danish, Spanl sh, Swedish,
2 Ouch. Austrian, Portuguese % when me
nationality Is unEnowu-to;a, luz. In thls atn.-
Der are included s vessels reported missing stesm-
ers reported lost--9 English, German, Ameri-
can, Spanish--toIal, ~. In this number Ii iu-
clipped steamer reported missing.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK, July 14.-Arrived: City OF eiere-
dia, Gresham, Bermuda, Tybee. Arrived out Al
tillerytst. -..-
WASHINGTON, July l4.-Lisusenant s. Il. Aek-
le, OF The United State; Navy Assistant Coast and
Geodeitc Survey, commanding the schooner Eagre,
reports under dale OF July 18th, that on the ION
he passed, when about ten miles south OF Barne2at
Lighthouse, New Jersey, . yessel-apparcniiy 9
barg-sunk In ten rathoma water, her roremast
Standing, main. and mizzenmasis broken on At the
sci recently sunk bY collision with the steamer City
OF New YORK. IL liss directly in the track OF Veg
sells running uE and down the coast. -.--i
VINEYARD HAVEN, MASS, July 14.-Nrrtved:
Schooners Archer 4 Reeves and Lucy j. heeieI,
from Richmond.
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GOOCELAND COUNTY.
Correspondence of, the Richmond Dispatch

[Correspondcncc Of, the Richmond DIspa1c"I
July 5, 1870.
For the first time in sixteen years old
Goochland celebrated the 4th OF July. The
proprietor OF the oil-mils. Mr.. J. l.. seay,
was the manager, and by his energy and
kindness made it n success. There assem-
bled about two hundred persons from Flu
wanna, Louisa, Hanover, and Richmond,
who for the largest part OF the day tripped
it on the light fantastic. There was an ex-
ceIlent string band provided for the occa-
sion. The entertainment took place imme-
diately below the nlill.weir, and the MUIR
muir and bubble Of the water as 1t Splashed
and flashed along seemed a fitting attendant
to the young life which was pulsating so
freely on its banks, anG each seemed inSen-
sibe to the fact that they were fastening
to Join the great unknown ocean.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
NY TELEGRAPH TO THE DISPATCH

10 NEW CASES or YELLow-FEyER AT
MEMPHIs-A SAVAGE PRIzE-FIGHT IN
NEW YORK CITY STOPPED by A-DARISG
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF A BANK-TREh-
sURER-A LADY OUTRAGED IN KEN
lucky BY A NEGRO WHO IS AFTER
WARDS CAUGHT AND HUNG-NEW Or
LEANS ITEM s--THE FUNERAL OF EN-.
GOVERNOR WILLIAM ALLEN, OF OHIO
THE REGATTA AT FREDERICKSBURG
Death FROM sUNsTRoKE NEAR ST.
LOtJls-MUNICIPAL ELECTION AT ANsAr-
OILS, MD.-DEATH OF A TELEGRAPH-OPE-
EAToR FROM sUNsTRoKE-FIRE AT PAT
ERsoS, N. J.-NEw Trial IN GENERAL
PHIL. sHERIDAN's CASE REFUsED-TEN.
FORTY BONDS TO BE CALLED IN-CHAs.
TAIN Cox's TRIAL COMMEMORATIVE
FUNERAL OF THE PRINCE IMPERIAL
VARIOUS FOREIGN ITEMS, &C.
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COURT ORDERS.

UIRGINIA.-IN VACATIOS-lN THE
Y CLERKS OFFICE OF THE sUfREME
COURT OF APPEALS. AT RiCHMoNp' On
THE FIRST MONDAY IN JCLf.lS79:
william !. Marshall. Appellant
against
Charles Edward Sears surviving executor
OF Edward Sears cece ascd, All" other. AppeEees-
UPON AN APPEAL FROM SEVERAL DECRkES
PRONOUNCED BY THE CIHCuIi COURT OF TaE
COUNTY OF NoRTHAMPr0S-faE LAST oS
THE 10Th DAY OF JUNE, 1877.
The obec, OF the petition died Ia his cause ;, 20
hay. TIE aid DEGREES of the Circuit Court OF NORTH
a,nntou county reviewed and reversed BY The said
sun, enc Court OF Appeals OF Virginia.
And aiinayit h iving been mace ans bitd mat iuo
.n,aler .toyc named, Charles Edward Scar, ex-
ecutor of coward sears, deceased. Is not resident
of this state he Is require 70 appear herr Oh me
6ru DAY OF NOVEMBER Sthf, altsI aug
mn alicaiion hereof for four week 80 he kichmona
Dfsnafch then and there 10 answ The ssld appeH
aud 10 nave rehearng Of the whole matter 'hrfe'u
con aimed.
oop. S;koRGE K. TAYLOR, c. C.
JOHN A. MEREDITH, tor p.tiioaer.
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Norfolk.

CHURCH RuRSr-THE$ DIsAsL-sWAMP FIRES
nEcEYTIOSF FOR THE VICTORIOUS OARsMES.
Isps cinl telegram to the Dispa:ch.I
PORTSMOUTH, VA, July IA colored
Methodist church near Wullaceton, Norfolk
county, was fired by an incendiary on Sat-
urdsy night nnd totally destroyed.
DR.. w. NJ. Wilson, OF Norfolk, died this
morning after a long illness. He was city
physician for many years, and surgeon of
the Twenty-slxth Virginia regiment during
the late war;.
The timber getters Of the Dismal swamp
are estimating their losses In lumber, shin
giles, railroad.ties, and cord-wood, by the
forest fires, By thousands OF dollars.
The citizens OF Portsmouth held meet
ing at The City Hall to-day and resolved to
give the conquering oarsmen from Saratoga
a grand street procession and banquet on
their arrival Wednesday,
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ECZEMA OF THE HANDS CURED.
INTERESTING LETTER FROM A WELL.
KNOWN ATTORNEY.

Editor Ee,c Orleans Picayune: Slr,-Stnce ne
falLof 1867 up TO the last three weeks nave pen
troubled with an eruption of the skin when tue
doctors call by various names but which IS gene
rally known by the name OF Eczema or Salt kheum.
The principal place Of attack was my hands. wnlcn
at times, especially during the winter-line, were
very sore.
hands and envel o my whole body. Doctors have
been consulted IN Philadelphia. Washineton, and In
This city. win more success than tenn porary re-
lief After considerable cXpense and much pain
and suffering l had come TO the conclusion that
would as the saying goes, have to grin and bear it,
About four weeks ago read IL the Picayune the
advertisement OF CUTICURA. for sale by our we'll
known druggist Mr.. Lyons, and resolved to try It.
purchased fifty.cent box, and before 1t was half
used the disease had completely disappeared, and
feel certain that mine Is q permanent cure.
Nv object In sending you this letter is 10 make
known to other sufferers the value OF CuT1cUAA,
and thus benefit If ever SO little, suffering hu-
lnanity. Yours truly, c.ppo,r
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
SO Camp street.
NEW ORLEANS, December rs, 1878.
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that the Turcomans opposing General Luz
aretPs expedition from the east shore OF the
Caspian sen are armed with English rife7,
and says officers employed in Turkistau de-
clare that rides have been received by way
OF Herat from British reserve supplies in
Aighanistan. The Gazette asks In what
light the English Government regard this
traffic.
ROME, July 14.-General Bonelli's name.
rs Minister Of War, has been added to the
list OF ministers submitted to the King by
Signor Cairali.
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DANVuIE.

Correspondence OF The Richmond Dispatch.1
July IA, 1870.
The Hastings Court adjourned Saturday.
In looking over the minutes, it ought not
to be passed by without note that the grand
jury did not find true bill against Rev. S.
Gary for forgery. Rev. Mr.. Gary was for
mtrly the pastor OF the Ebenezer (colored)
Baptist church. and it was concerning him
that rupture (now nearly healed) occurred
some months ago in the said church.
The suit CT Thomas McCully against j. r.
McCully excited much attention in the city.
The property involved In this suit is said 10
De worth about $4,000. Thomas McCuily
sued }. L. McCully, his brother, for share
OF me property, which, he said, was acquired
curing and as the result Of partnership
Oe'wetu them. The jury gave the verdict
iof the plaintiff. The issue was made up
back into ciiancery.
Another case received much attention
from The Court. This was an appeal from
an enactment OF the Council which required
.he owner OF carriages aud other vehicles
Kept for hire or otherwise to obtain IL
Vehse tberef0r The appeal was made by
Que OF the citizens who had been fined by
q Magistrate for not taking out license, if
m.'stake not, for a carriage kept for the
use Ca himself and his family as pleasure
carriag,: The appeal was not sustained,
the Govt deciding that the Council had
the right = levy tax in this form.
In traveI.'u about for several days in the
country lying between Danville and Milton
The writer has heard much complaint about
drought. The CORTLAND does not seem to
nave been well bro Ken at The start, nor we'll
worked since and the corn cODScuuentlyis
suffering. The tobacco liz rather small. but
would come out after good rain. We are
wy here too, and in the lion round about,
pat we have had the satisfaction within the
laa three days Of seeing the " carn-wagons''
!lain elouds) going around south OF us, and
'0ipk our turn will come in day ar two.
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New Trial Refused I'm the Whalen-
Sheridan TrcspasS Case.

NEW YORK, July 14.-Judge Wallace, in
the United States Circuit Court to-day. rem
dared decision on the motion for new
trial 10 the SUIT OF James A. WhaIen against
General Phil. Sheridan, which was tried
last fall and resulted in a verdict for the de-
PENDANT. The suit was for some haf-million
dollars for trespass in the eviction OF plain
tiff from the Kellona plantation while Gen.
eral Sheridan was commanding the Gull
Department. Judge Wallace denied the
motion for q new trial.
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The GREAT PYRAMID.-Professor Proc
tor, the astronomer. who purposes visiting
this country again before long, writes to 4
friend:
There is one subject to which have
recently given much attention. and in which
have made some rather curious discoveries
on which ] should like to lecture. / refer
10 the great pyramid. do not, however,
promise to confirm Professor Piazzi Smytt's
theory that in that building the end Of the
world IN 1881 is Enthusiastically Indicated"
Nor any other Of his theories, we sus-
,,ant
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A Savage Isrtzc.Efsk {.

TWO PuGILIsTs CAUGHT IN THE ACT BY A NEW
YORK POLICEMAN.
NEW YORK, July IA savage prlze-tlght
between John Cash and John Moore, two
wellknown pugilists, took place early yes
terday morning in shed near the corner OF
Seventh avenue and Northumberland d.
irteth street. The parties fought nineteen
rounds with hard gloves, when they were
stopped By Patrolman O'Connor, who, sim
gle-handed, forced his way into the place
and arrested Cash. The crowd fled on tue
approach OF the policeman. Cash had evil
IDENTITY got the worst Of the encounter.
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Sudden poat;l from Heat.

ST. LOUIS, July 14.--William J. Lewis, 4
prominent merchant and banker OF this city,
was Frustrated by heat at CarondeIet, six
miles below here, this morning, and died in
twenty minutes. Dir. Lewis belonged to
the firm OF Bartholomew, Lewis & Co.,
bankers; was president OF the Commercial
Rank. and one Of the most active and inflc.
entail businessmen in the city.
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Fire in EIuY0nIla.

kENT'S STORE, july II, 1879.
Editors Dispatch: Intelligence has just
been received of the burning OF the Rev.
Dr.. George Fl. Snead's dweling-house, t.
gether with all his household and other fu:-
nture The fire is supposed to have origi-
mated from the stove in the cooking-roon II.
1t was / O'Clock Saturday morning when
the flames were discovered. Every effort
was made 10 save the dwelling, but the fire
had made such progress as to render iT- eX-
tremeiy unsafe to enter the burning build
ing. One bed and the insurance policy
were gotten out. NOW AND THEN.
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LIVERY AND SAILS STABLES.
LIVERY AND SAILS STABLES.
" 2E 60 @ ~
HEADQUARTERS
FOR THE
SALE OF HORSES. MULES, CARRIAGES,
BUGGIES. AND WAGONS
AT AUCTION
s .-.. AT
RICHMOND BAZAAR,
143S AND 1440 FRANKLIN sIEEEl'
RICHMOND, VA.

The subs crihcr has fitted UP ia c1nntr':oh WIZ
his extensive stables one of The most
COMPLETE AND CONVENIENT RAIaaho
ohc found In This country: and haiihe every ~
ctiity for the accommodation or STOCK, rcspcc"u'T
sol!cifs c0nsigGmcDts OF
HORSES, MULES, AND VEHICLES,
OF every Kind, promising that all stock. Sc con-
signed 10 him sbnll have every a,fcntlon and re-
turns promptly made.
Liberal CASH ADVANCES made when rrtIu!rt-i
TIE CARRIAGE DEPARTMENT
embraces ronstgnnents or almost every variety OF
vehicles for pleasure and work-purpcses. Il also
HARNESS OF every description. All urfIclcs In
this dc'artmcnt VIII be soid aL lowest wholesale
manufacturers prices. aud in no Instance Will any
deviation from such prices be made Parties WISH
ing 10 purchase viii nd Ii To their Interest 20 cx-
anime this stock of vehicles, &c. .r.,'t.
Ny STABLES are new or LARGE CAPACITY,
and afford every cons enlrnce for droyers,
Partes desiring 10 purchase for their own u.s.. or
the trade WI find Il large stock To seteet from.
AUCTION SALES every WEDNESDAY and SAT.
URDAY ut 10 o'cork 4. VI.
JOHN u. DAVIS, Proprietor
F.. r.. Cook, Auc!!Oneer.
RICHARD SCLATER, Manager.
j. III. PACE, Salesman. my77
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SALT REEuM ON BODY AND LIMBS.
OBLIGED TO GO ABOUT ON CRUTCHES.
A WONDERFUL CURE.

NesSrs. Weeks Potter: Genlemcn,-In jus.
tice to those who may suffer as have suffered and
as Il grateful acknowledgment of.!he cure | have
received from the use of the CUTICUHA RENE
DIES, voluntarily make the following statement:
have had Salt Hhcum on my body and on one leg
In 4 very aggravated form for eight years. No kind
of treatment or medicine, or doctors. during this
time did me any permanent good. My friends In
Maiden and elsewhere know hat have been great
sufferer, and that my condition at times has been
such as 10 make medespair Of ever being able to find
a cure. or even relief. In fact, when l began
the nse OF CCTICURA my limb was so raw and
ender that could not bear my weight on 1t With
out The skin cracking and bleeoing, and oblip ed
10 20 about on crutches. commenced TO use the
CUTIcURA In April, and ut once realized It's hene-
fetal effects. 1t gradually drew the Inflammation
and humor TO the surface anc as fast us It appeared
healed IT, At times large quantities wouli come 10
the surface, causing burning beat. inflammation,
swelling and itching, which, under the constant use
of CUTICURA, would rapidly ,subsfde and heal.
Each time these outbreaks grew less and less severe
and finally disappeared leaving me perfectly curea.
used the CUTICCRA five months, and TOOK the Il e
SOLVENT most of the time which were the only
remedies used. I think the REsOLVEET very
strengthening and purifying medicine to take In
such extreme as mine, because the disease Is
SO weakening to the system.
Very gratefully yours,
MAIDEN, MASS, October Is, 1878.
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Another ieud Lynchcd.

CINCINNATI, July IA mulatto named
John Breckenridge overlook Miss Mamie
Berry (wbite) while on her way to church
near Carlisle, ky., yesterday, and forced
her into the woods, where he outrageously
assaulted her. Breckenridge was subse-
quently captured and placed in jail. At an
early hour this morning Il mob surrounded
the Jail. aud having forced an entrance, car
RED him out and hung him on tree.
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VOLTAIC
{ ELECTRIC PLAsTERs.

Placed oyer the centre OF The nervous forces, inc
nit of the stomach they stimulate the Liver sto-
mach, and Bowels, perfect Digestion, cure Dys-
pepria, bilious Colo. Cramps. and Pains, and pre-
vent Agns aud MsIariaf Diseases. For weak ana
Sore lupgs. Palpiarion of the Heart, Painful Kid
neys.. Riepmsttsm. Neuralgia, and Sciaitca, fhey
are the best remsdy III the Worhs Get the genuine
my Stu h&S sis,.s
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Ten.FOrty Bonds.

= WAsH1NGToN, July 14.-AIl outstanding
ten-forty bonds will be called by the Sec: e.
tary of the Treasury during The present
month. One call Of ten millions was made
July 9th; another for one hundred and
sixty millions will be made on the 18Th !;
and the remainder, amounting to about
twenty-five millions, will be called on the
~.
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The Huford-EfIiott Murder-TriaI.

OwEsToN, KY, July 14.-On the re-
assembling OF the court this morning, Coz
onel Thompson, for the defence, moved the
discharge Of the jury on account OF tue
absence of the record from the Frarklln
Circuit Court. The motion was overruled'
Several witnesses pronounced Buiord lu'
matte, one witness saying that be had been
insane since the day be was born. 1t IS
thought the testimony will all be in by Sat
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