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The Rev Bcnds.
THE AuDIToR's VISIT TO THE GOVERNOR.

THE AUDITORS VISIT TO THE GOVERNOR!
- =: - Especial telegram TO The Dspatcb.l 4 =;
STAuNToN, Va, May 7.-Auditors Taylor
and Rogers are here this evening, returning
from q visit to Governor Holiday with Mr..
French. The details OF the issuing OF the
new bonds were. ! learn, satisfactorily ar
ranged at Winchester. I. 800.
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Imprisonment for Life.


VERDICT IN THE COX-ALSrON MURDER TRIAL
FRANTIC AND HEARTRENDING GRIEF OF THF
PRISONERS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF, SENTENCE
+ STAYED FOR TWENTY DAYS. ~ - q ~:
ATLANTA, GA, May THE Jury in thu
case of Edward Cox, on trial FOR the muir
der Of Colonel Robert; Aston, were out al
night, and came into court at noon to- day
to be recharged in iuIi. At $40 p NJ. they
again came in and apnounced That they had
agreed upon verdict. 1t was Detained tC
correct an inforEality, and was then read
as follows: eve, the jury, find The priso'
mr. guilty, and recommendI that he be pun
i.hed by impTisoumentio for life. ," o, ..j' "a
Cox received the verdict With calmness
and stoicism, having evidently Derved bim-
self for the worst. His wife, on, bearing
the words so fatal to her hopes, sat for j
moment trembling, and rhen rushed for the
omen window near by for the purpose. OF
throwing herself to the ground below. She
was wild with grief. AS she reached the
window she was caught by Cox, who held
her fast. She threw her arms around his
neck and chung to him wildly, excIalming !:
"Oh, my God! Oh, my poor darling!"
Her shrieks were heartrending. and the oc-
eupants OF the crowded courtroom could
not restrain their tears or pity. Cox used
all his power to calm her, and finally sooth-
ed her grief until only her deep means
broke upon the solemn stiffness. 81 .. 3's..l
Judge Hillyer sentenced Cox "tQ be con-
fined in the DeniteEtiary, or such other
place as the Governor may direct, at hard
labor, for and during his natural life"
- General Gartrell gayenotice that the dc
fence would make motion for a new trial,
and praying for writ OF sNperSedeas. TIE
execution Of sentence was thereupon stayed
for twenty days. ~ - - -. ~. =.
This penalty is virtually the extreme OF
the law in this State, IS a law was passed,
with Alston's5aid, at the last session Of the
Legislature giving juriesthe right to recon-
mend the liie-imprisonment in oil cases. OF
murder, as they see fit. n effect, it abolishas
the death. penalty, Cox Isl the first man
convicted Of murder who receives the Dene-
fit OF that law. The verdict is received
with general approval -
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Indiana.

TERRE HAUTE, May TN the city cleo
ton yesterday Tue vote for. Mayor was as
follows: Ravens (Democratl, 2,022; Medley
lGreenbackerl, l,942; Hook tRepublican),
920. The Democrats elected treasurer, mar
sbal, clerk. and tvccouncilmen; the Green
hackers elected one councilman; and the
Repubiicans the assessor. ~, ny $50 ia
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The Eaafonai Board OF Eea,sh,

S ATLANTA. Ga May fife National
Board of Health to-day discussed the al,es
ton Of railroad quarantine, and passed
resolutions regulating the same. Resolu.
lions from the Mississippi Valley sanitary
Council were also fully discussed. They
provide for thorough inspection OF all
boats, barges, md tugs st New Orleans.
VicksbErc, Memphis, and Cairo. The SAM
tary Council proves, OF great value to the
Board i'm Suggesting sanitary needs OF the
SoutH '@+f't = - s -
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Eistaana.

BUFFALO, N. Y, May IA large nun:
Der Of sporting men and representatives OF
the press lett this afternoon for Erie, whence
II is rumoredthe participants In the Elliott
DWyer prize,fgbt vii IleaYel o7metr row Tor
some point in Canada. i sItr -, Z.
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calsfnrnia,s new Constltutton.

San Francisco, May 1.-THE vote in this
CIV on the new Constitution isye " heavy
probably 40, 900. The opponents are CONT
dent of defeating the measure. The IN
formation SO fur received is insufficient TO
warrant an estimate OF the result. ~:
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Ey Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. NAY T. yoo7..-stocks strong.
sioney on call. 2kGG3 per cent. Exchange. OF 3,
aas64; short, 4es3. State hon.'s dull. Governments
Epenfng.- Money. 2@2H per cent. EXCHANGE
es6S4Su. Governments heavy; new 5s, 1c3k
- BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, May 7.-yirdnia 6's, deferred tx:
cousols. 5S3: second series. .4GD: nast-due coti.
bon bon SiH North Carolina 6's, Old. 22a: ncw, L.
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iSuhiIAa.

NEW ORLEANS, May. Theodore Fl.
Behan, aged t@enty-three, was found dead
in bed this morning. with pistoI.sbot in
the head and pistol by his side. 1t is be-
lieYed he committed suicide. $50
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THE LATEST !. NEWS I !
-, rspaPm TO TssE DIsPATcsz
IS SuaN As.x QUARTERS.

,rrs,pENT LIKELY TO APPROVE THE
IRh roe NoN-MILrrARY INTERFERENCE
w. ", r,.rsoNs-rHE ATLANTA tGA} MUIR.
nsTpT,J: cox FOUND GUILTY AND!ssN-
,sScED TO LIFE IapRssoNMENT-TAE
nI.yrIc. MISSISSIPPI AND OHIO RAIL- RAJ!
IN cAsE--woMAN sUFERAGlsTs TN
rsrJoN--TEERIsIC CoAL-GAs5 aEx-
=, ns1oS Al .wILREsBARRE, PENN
..ny OF HIGH SOCIAL STANDING Ar.
"rsTrp FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
~, Nc TIL,oTT-DwYER PRtzE-FisHT-TRE
",,rsrre aEADES-CUr RAcE-PARoLE
MS TO rr.Ace Observation-Disclosures
80 rnprIGN NoTABI Es-TiIE VOLUNTEER
y, IN IREL aSD--TIlE MARRIAGE
QUESTION IN THE ENGLISH PARLIAMENT II:
&c. &C. ..--------------- ~ ..,.
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RasrsoAs lafs ~.

\, TAKING EFFECT APRIL Q, 1879
THROUGH PASSENGER. e
Z. $500 r. 81. Leaves Richmond TUEsDAY,T tfBRS.
DAY. and SATURDAY.. coiaecissa
West Point with steamer Hsvana ics
IS 81 MI points IN York river aud Baltl-
mere. Arrives II ssti,aoTs at g 4.
ineion, Philadclpbia. Sew York. Goo.
ton. and an western p0'nSs. Connects
.. RishmoSd With tTai p. on Risaiross
Ohio railroads. ~
THRou6H FREIaHT.
$40 A. II. Leaves stshrnond MONDAY. wRc-
500 f TEs9ay and shsSht aa and SAT-
UREDAY. doanec,s with stearneIs
at West Point for river landings, Bal
s.,n1re, and AZ Tes,srI GENT e Gen.
mond snd narviiie railroSd, Eichncne
Ohio railroads.
',s LOCAL PASSENGER.
$50 P. Il. Leayss richmond MONDAY. We'd
NESDAI. and FRIDAY.
~' THURSDAY. ana sATgRDAY. Con.
meets with tra,ns on Richmond ana
railroads.. Steamer Havana leaves Bal
" s1a 6a6i lSsT Wsb sS s and FRI Tf.
DAY, A z. NJ; CONNECTS VITA
and western points, and a. West Point
with trains FOR Richhond and thu
~ South. sss5ts
THROUGH FREIGHT
1876 P. IL. arrives 1t Richipoud EoSn4ky,wEDs
NESDAY, and FRjDAY;iand
$50 r. n. TuEspAI, TnURsDAY, aud SAT.
: - URDAY. Connects With steamer 10
West Pcirt from Baltimore. Com
psstS with n Giesmons asd 2anS.,
- peaRe and Ohio railroads. ~ i077
- gs iI'an5 LcChL5 PASsEEaER. t.<{ls9 a
1915 A. n. Arrives az klcnmtnd MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY, and FkiDAY.aGon-
meets with Gichmoad alt Peters
burg aud Chesapeake sno Osle ral-
~. roads. t-E- ft.&p
No transfer Of freight At Richmond to or froua
southern points. Cars run through between Atlanta
Careful handling and dispatch, with lowest ra.sa.-
Through bills OF lslips, with guaranteed ra.ea,
Issued to ALI northern AND western point.
western points, and baggage checked throigA.
ace, s2s Main Street; a, the ESSbanse Hotel, ssss
- ma o "a : Il. 4. noUsLAs. sunsrinteneeps
RICHMOND. FRsDa q POTOMAC Il. f. Co.,a
8 OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT. 7
&. p RICHMOND. Va. April IS. 1879. ,
,NOMMENCINGt SUNDAY, MAY 4, 1879,
~ trains on this road viii run As follows: ,E,
,.: .- . NORTH BOUND.
No. $500 \. NJ, leaves Brr1-Str~e: station daily
!. - - "E Except sundays; due at Wash
- ... 8. .'.-. t-.i i. NJ: New York, 1870 4. 81.
No. $500 p. NJ, leaves B7rd-Street station eaAy
$685.. .... due At Washington. DOS z. III.
Baltimore, 1853 p. NJ: Phis-
n. delpbla, 3:35 A. NJ; New York,
.... .t.. ,s.s.ts:- 6:45 A. VI. ..ri..t.. ...
No. 400 T. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
for Junction. leaves Broad.
49,, 81 Street station daily Except SUM-
-, daysl. ..s.r. r.. ~,
Is. SOUTH BOUND.
No. 2-10.l5P. arrives III Byrd-Strest station
| 49,, dairy Except Sundays. Leaves
| New York, 1916 a. 81: Phila-
| - drlnhia. ll:45 a A.: Tlll-
| more. $50 L. NJ; Washing ton !,
| .='t.r .. $50 Z. NJ. 'H.
No.4 1855 A. NJ, arrives Ut Ryrd-Strcet station
| daily. Leaves New York, l0.09
| Z. NJ; Philadelphia, 1:10 a
| NJ: Baltimore, A:55 A. e.
| ... Washington. $50 A, u.
| No. S-S:40 4. L., ACCOMMODATES TRAIN.
| ..' arr,vts 2. BroSd-Street statisn
| .- &C. daily ie1cept Sue 'hYs).
g. 4. TAYLOR,
| General Ticket Agent
| T. r. y. MYERS. General SUPERINTENDENT. sp 90
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tjz1ber. s9eIss o Flost.-lzrrei pcls-, =:
hogaiieai-hoopF. zoe. . bundle. a$>f
tsii .5E.ist Powder. SHOT. &c.
E.se Toys mintug, ssc.@gI.G5 p loo fsci
Poacder: S6.T5 by The i've ESSS-less tfAB Ks
sesss, so. 20 blasting. $3.50 $3.50.
SHOT; Northern. =. 90 = tf.S OF rs iea. ,i
GTtsdStGaes: 1sd2se. y 10 Il
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connects for Million. n. G., n,.,' .'A--.'N.sEs#
Il connects fGr Asheye and all pOtsts In Western
North Carolina daily. except sunday. .,a.s.
T. connects for Macon aud all points In Southwest
Georgia.
D connects fer ia ksonyile and all points IN Flo
rida. -. - ...
:. + connecss for Macon and all points in Southues
Georgia, and Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis sna
all Tex - points. as....fa. = a.
connects for Selma, Meridian, Jackson, and
VIck,burp. .
G connects for Galveston aud all Texas points.
Trains from tho above named points arrtre sa
Richmond 1t 4:43 r. 81. ami 7:43 A. n.
Trains between Greensboro and salem run tsauS
Pnimsn Palace ORA wing.room and Sleeping Car:
ruH through on Train No. from New Yors Gns
RicInon 10 Atlanta. and from, Greensboro 70 AZ
susta, AND on Train No. ) FROM New YORK ana htess'
nioi!d 10 savannah. 80.
Tickets sold 10 all points south sontheast, ano
southwest. and baggssechecked thrnucn: ~
Freight Train SO. 8, leasine Richmond AZ 30 =
a., and No. 10, arriving IN Richpona AZ =. -
will have accommodations for few sscnnd.ciass
passengers, who must purchase flcSe,s pioIc 20
Ting on TIC train. No passengers VIII DC allowed NJ
other freight trains.
~ '' 49, 5>'''~N' "J0Hy n. MACMURDO-
~, General Passelser Agens~
i9T II r. TaLcoTT. General SUPERINTENDENT
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Port OF RICHMOND, MAY z, 1879.

y PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 2, 1870.
r. {. '': ARRIVED.
Steamer Ariel. clifford. NSrfo!k, United stat
mall, merchandise, AMI paSSenssrs, Il, y. TatIlr,
agent. - -,
Steamship Old Dominion. Walker, New forf.
merchandise aad passengers, 6. W. Aler& Co.,
agents. ~. =. -. .-.. -.
Steamer Pioneer, Plat, Philadelphia, mcrcbau-
disc and passengers. J. W. Mc''urrirk agent
Schooner NJ. G. Carroll, Carroll, Philadelphia,
coal $. ii. Hawcs.
Schooner joseph Hay, -, New Bedford, light, to
load slaves for Boston. ..'
,.... SAILED. go ~
Sloop Mary Ann, Winsor, Nsrfok, slaves, Curtis
Il Parker. >
- llEMORAEDUM., ''.s.
PHILADELPHIA. May 6.-ArriyeJ, schooner Il.
T. Bigg, Quill IN, from Richmond. So:
BY telegraph. ,,'- .... ......
NEW YORK. May 7.-Arriycd out: Gylfe. Profess
sor aiohn. Baltimore, G,y>io, Iberian. Homeward
Herbert, Galveston. .-
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!. Baakrnpt Ig oolsasa CoEnpalay.

& isyggsFgEHp, sAl AsSasa5Sd Y THE West
ayooiicn Com paBy js .bank gupI. Liabili-
ties. S56. COG. .Tbe assets consist OF stoek,
anaell. i, d )sihioffg ed mill property
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ST. LOUIS, May 1.-THE National Wo.
mans Suffrage Association convened here
to-day. II was attended By the oldest and
most ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nthe cause.
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EAST BOUND,


MsiI train arrives at Richmond daily OK
ceDt sunday S.'3u /. ll
Express train arrives at Richmopd daily
at.. 90 y. As.
Accommodation Train arrives nc Rich
mond daily except Sunday at,-........0 :&0 \. IL.
A mixed train caves Siatlu' on nj G:;O 4. AZ,
taking passengers from Virginia Mjdiaaa train
from Washington, and arrives ut Hjchmonia: 5l3
L. NJ. daily exc. pt Sunday. s.. ... -5..
A connects with Virginia Midland railroad, lr.v-
ing: ar 1905 a. n. for I.ynchburg and Atlantic.
Mississippi and Ohio Railroad STATIONS an with
Virginia Midland railroad, leaving ut 20 Z. IL fox
Washington. |"r'.'s-r
u connects wIti Virginia Midland railroad. leav-
ing at $50 4. ST. for Washington.
connects with Virginia Midland railroad, lcay-
ing at ESQ 4. n. for Lynchburg aud Atapiic, Mfs-
si;sippi and ohio RAJ road stations. D..a i.
ID connects With valley railroad. leaving at s p.
ii. for HurrsOuburg. ' 't
f. connects with Valley railroad, leaving at 1:I5
A. 81. for IIaTpcr's Ferry. 80 Il. ..e..s. d s.
F connects with stage line for Lexington. Va.
connects with &. Is. s. and r. =. steamers for all
points ON the Ohio river and Cincinnati.
II connects with Scioto ya:ley railroad for tha:
North west
j connects with al lines dIverging TO the West,
Northwest, aud Southwest. W. 81 a. DUNN,
Engineer aud Superintendent.
CONWAY p. HOWARD. General PASSENGER and
Ticket Agent. s.ssz g, vg'. mills
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Qbf1uaFye
DEATH OF THE VENERABLE. MRS JOHN D.
D.. -, ~ pE#IFIoYDll!. E,j:t@/ ~.

: :. Especial telegram 10 the DispatohJ ! !
:, ABINGDON, May T--Mrs. John d. Floyd,
widow Of eS-GoyenorJo John 3. Floyd, died
here this afternoon; aged seYenty-eight
years. She wus the daughter Of General
Francis Preston aud, the sister of William
G. Preston (deceasedD and John S. and
Thomas l.. Preston. l." "--i.@$l!, -
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sUmmEE nEs0ETs.
MOUNTAIN ToPs HOTEL. I.

.Thi4 deligh:ful. SUMMER REsOR1 Il having un.
fecepson slests sad the travelling pubic gens'
rally For particulars d5reasy .is: lttS Etst<
40 p6EUAG 10 H0UKER, JR.. Alton DeTsoEGi
ny S-1m Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.
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sa5 IN doctors visits win do you less good than
one brittle OF Hop Bllters. !. r. ~ e@e$ *
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RICHMONDTOBACCO EXCHANGE

;i:r' - - WEDNESDAY, Nay z, 1S79.i
The number Of breaks to-day comprised 1876 hogs
heads and tierces. The offerings 1T auction ON
Change were 95 packages; Of which number 81
were sold at prices ranging from SO to s32.
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Fine, $3.50; sunerfine, 1926, extra, SJ.25:
common :ayaiiy. .s5.75 fancy brands, 5000 rs
Saunton extra, IS. 20. ..i.. q .a..:' = -.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILwAS,l
RICHMOND, VA. March 13, 1879.
.NN AND AFTER SUNDAY, MARCH
" l6. 1910, PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUS
AS FOLLOWS:
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THE RACES.
CONTEMPORARIES, dc.

DURE CANDIES.-I am manufacturing
L daily my inImale pure crushed sugar CLAE-
IFIED FLINT CANDIES. | make better ca N
DIES for wholesale purposes than any house In tbie
cuun:ry-warraned perfectly pure and no adnIte-
ra.ions. We don't use any gucos graDe-6ugar FSrs-
alba-uothirg but pure sugars: 1t Is more highly
favored. winter brighter. 1rmcr, AMI Is warranted
10 stand firm I'm any climate. .....
r. a.. LOUIS j. EOSSIEUX. Copfecliorer,
|. ia so r..-.. 1412 Main street
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

OO1tN ANU FLUUR EXCHANGE:
-.- .;; -i.t ->..rss RICuEeNp, May 7,ls7e.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Red. So bushels, ~. - ~
CORN White, 4So bushels. Telio,o, 500 busli-
OATs.-20o bushels were re-cxLibI.ed,
3lEAL.-12n. bushels. Is: ~ t,.E
MTLLET.-S bushels.
SALES kEPoRrED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Red. a bushels at 81 Ia; Il bnshels
good FultZ at ) .I0.-,otaI, SO bushels. - .
= CORR Whuc. 219 bushels very good at 5lc
81 bushels go at 51c.: 100 bushels good at SIC.
III bushels good at 51c,--tGlal, 4e9 bushels.
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pICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL-
Nv Road COMPANY. ,.+..s-
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFFECT
SUNDAY. JANUARY 8, 1879.
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TIE Boots PRIEsr-Last night II
man who gave hi. name AS Reese was
locked up in Jail ia bcastly state of
intoxication He also goes by the name
OF Hogan, Mcclure, Quinn AMI McDer-
mott, and is the blk who has been
travelling throrgh our State and on the
Sound pretending to be an lrish Catho-
lie priest in destitute circumstances. lie
got $40 from a section boss on the Yves:
Side railroad. and succeeded u few days
ago in "biiking' several charitable,
Catholics in this city ana liz the viclni
ty OF the car shops. The man is -
fraud Of the first water. and confirmed
incbriatc Portland Standard
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ROUTE DISCONTINUED. - The mail
route from Wallula to Yakima City has
been discontinued, and the WallA WalIa
people don't like it. The Government
evidently considers the route from The
Dalles. over which the mail is carried
three times . week all through Klicki-
tat and Yakima counties, enough for
the people. and We coincide with sin
gle exception. That exception is the
establishment Of service over the route
from Seattle. which should also be tri-
weekly. The mail is now carried twice
week from Seattle to Snoqualmie. and
from there to point in the Kit,itas
where connection could DO had with the
DGlles service is but o short distance
We believe the people want this service
more than any other. The route from
Yakima City to Wallula accommodates
almost no one, while one from Seattle
would benefit the bigger half Of the
Territory. Let the people urge this.
and the Department. if actuAtcd by
proper motives, will grant the boon.
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A NOTEWORTHY CoNrRAsr.-Int h

A NOTEWORTHY CoNTRAsr.-In the
last year OF Democratic administration.
under James Buchanan as President,
there were borrowed f4,S40. 900 on one
year Treasury notes. which bore intcr>
est at the rate Of twelve per cent per
annum The same administration sold
$lS.4l5,OOO. twenty year SIX per cent
bonds. at 80 10-lOO per cent. These
bonds mature in 1851, and will be paid
in full by Republican administration.
in honest money. Although they have
less than two years to run. such is the
confidence in the credit Of the Cavern
ment. they are now SELL & at !Oi
Will" u, ha'itg ten Yeas TO run, ARE
worth lei.
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OCCIDENTAL HOTEL
NEW ENGLAND HOTEL,
False Impression.

l, is generally supposed by physicians
and the people generally that Dyspepsia
can not invariably b. cured, bot We are
please. To say that GREENS AUGUST
FLOWER has never, u our knowledge.
failed to cure Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint in oil lis forms. such as Sour
Stomach. CJ,,iveness. Sick Headache,
PAlpitat!oa of the Heart. Indigestion,
bad taste in the mouth, &c Out OF
the 5000 dozen bottles sold last year,
not 4 single failure was reported, but
thousands of complimentary letters re-
ccivei from Druggist, of wonderful
cure. Three doses will relieve any
case. Try il. Sample Bottles 10 cents
Regular slzs 80 cents For sale by all
Druggists
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PICNIC AND CARD OF THANKS.

Anumber Of our citizens chartered the
steamer Com and went Oh her to Alki
Point, where yesterday was 'rent in pic
nicking and merrymaking. On their
return the following card of thank. wal.
unanimously rendered to the genial and
obliging captain:
We the undersigned desire 70 extend
our thanks to Captain George W. Cove
and his estimable lady, Of the staunch
little steamer Gem, for the courte.ies
extended to US on the occasion of our
picnic to Alki Point, and take erea.
pleasure in recommending the Gem TO
the travelling public.
G q Upton, IF Damon.
Roswell Scott. Geo w Hall,
II A Bigelow, d Lourvail,
Moilie White, Mrs Main.
Mrs W W White. Mrs Chas Mcdonald
Mrs K Scott VIM Blackman
Mn u A Blackman Miss A NJ Foster
Mrs w w Barker Mrs n L Damon
Dr Post please publish.
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WHE.T-A late San Frspcisco bust

WHEAT.-A late San Francisco bust
ness circular says: I'VE have no reason
to change our former estimates Of this
years wheat crop in California, bu. re-
greet having to report that the crops in
Oregon, especially the spring wheat in
the Willamette Valley, have been Sc
verely Injured by rust in the early part
Of August The extent Of such dam
age is estimated ct from 10 20 20 per
cent. of the whole crop. but We feel
safe il stating that probably the lower
estimate Of damage is the more correc.
one. We have received samples of this
injured wheat. and iaust say that wheat
like these samples is almost unfit for
export, IS il is so badly shriveled and
pinched that it contains but little -four.
The Wal.a Walla whea. this season sp.
pears TO lie Of very fine quality, and We
expect that this kind OF wheat will be-
come better liked by European millers
This is already the case with millers
here who have commenced using Walla
Walls wheat. and who generally think
it an excellent whea: if mixed with
California wheat, rs 1t gives strength TO
the -four The export movement from
Oregon i nnly just commencing, and so
far hardly ally willamette Valley has
come 10 market. while the receipts Of
Wal!a Waila wheat aggregate q couple
of thousand tons"
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-09-19

PURE WnsKIEs.-All retail liquor
dealers as we'll rs Consumers will do
Well TO read and consider the announce
ment of S. Baxter & Co. to be found
in another column This firm arc the
sole agents for the celebrated Fairoaks
Bourbon WHISTLES. which they import
direct from the Eastern distiliers. and
thus avoid the doctoring process which
most San Francisco dealers put their
liquors through. As direct importers,
Baxter & Co. should have the preference
over San Francisco houses.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-09-19

REAL ESTATE. The following are
the transactions in real estate. as re
corded in the Auditors office. since our
last report:
LV Wyckofi. Sheriff, to ID Il Camp
bell, As scres in section 4 township IS.
1 east $Sl?.62
II l. Wilson 10 Elizabeth Briscoe, lot
block Is. A 4 Denny's addition
$500.
SA Maple to J W Maple. 80 acres in
the s A Maple donation claim on Du-
vanish river-$6OO.
SA Maple to d b Stevens. GO acres
In tie 5 A Maple donation claim
$1,000.
Mark II Ward, X C Ward and wife
to d N Burroughs. lot block % in A
Deany's addition $3.50.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-09-19

EXTENDING WATER MAINS. Nj, ssrs
Atkins s. Shory have a force Of men at
work laying water mains from their
tank down Fourth street to Marion.
thence to Third. then following
Third to Pike. distance Of nearly hall
a mile This work will prove great
advantage and convenience to people
living along those streets. as they can
be furnished with o boun.iful supply
Of pure. fresh water the year around
from never falling springs. Mr.. Nc
Comb has tho contract for laying the
mains, aud is pushing the work rapidly
ahead.