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PiHlllcO Races

P1MLIco, Nd. October q The first race
to-day-mile dash; for all ages; purse, $3.50
for first horse and $50 for sscond-was won
by Vera Cruz; Dave Moore second, Edwin
A. third. Time, 1:45.
The second race was for the Vestal stakes,
for FLIES three years old, SO subscription.
y. D., with $500 added by Captain William
Conner, the second tlly to receive stakes to
the amount OF 500; one mile and half;
closed With thirty nominations; won by
Verdict; Florence B. second, Scotia third.
Time, 2:45}.
The third race-Barnum's City Hotel
stakes, for two-year-olGS. one mile-was
won by Queens Own; Emily S. second.
Time. 1:504 81 ri.
The fourth race-Compensation purse,
mile heats, with six starters-was won by
Lord Murphy in two straisht heats. Tine
LAG, 1:45s.
The fifth race-grand steeple chase about
two and one half miles over the regular
course was won easily by Deadhead, with
Derby second, Disturbance third, Lizzie
d. fourth. No time taken.
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Crimes and Casualties
YERplCT OF GUILTY.

80 z = :
BosToN, October 24.--In the second tria
of Caroline Goodrich and David Kimball,
for the murder OF Jennie Clarke, the victim
OF the notorious trunk tragedy. the jury
to-day returned verdict OF guilty.
,l LOST WITH ALL ON BOARD.
ST.. JOINS, N. F., October 24.-The
schooner Nancy, from Richibuets for Bog
ton, laden with hemlock bark, already re-
ported wrecked on Cariboo island, near
sPicton, lost her entire crew, consisting OF
Charles Lawson (master), George Bell, John
Bell, John ellis, and lad named Bets.
Relatives OF the missing men left here this
morning for Picton., There was no insu-
rance on the vessel or cargo. ~
KILLED WHILE WALKING on THE TRACK.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., October 2.-EBoeh
Briggs, OF Hebronyillc, Mass. aged seventy
six years, was killed this morning while
walking on a railroad track.
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STANTON.

The AUGUSTA COUNTY FAlR-A GREAT Sue
CEsS-G0oD RACING-ENGLIsH HURDLE
R4CE-LADIES RIDING-FINE sToCK-THE
CANVASS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LIST, &c.
correspondence Of The Richmond Dispatch.l
OCTOBER "A, 1879.
This is the last day of the Baldwin-Au.
susta Fair, and though the first day was i
failure, on account Of the bad weather, il
has altogether heen decided success.
There were about fifteen hundred people on
The grounds the second day, and Yesterday
the largest crowd that has gathered here for
years. IL was yariously estimated at from
1000 to 5000 persons, but the last figures
are too high.
There was better show Of horses than
usual. Dir. Schoolcraft's stables were we'll
ltDrescntcd. | saw among them the fol-
loving horses, we'll known in Richmond !:
Lady b., Rignold, and Matte B. Lady h.
won the trotting race yesterday (prlze,
SlOO), making the best three in five. Time,
$40, 2:39. and 2:36. Rignod got the second
prize $500. and Bashtine third, $50.
Mr.. B. +. Graves, OF Spotsylvania, eX-
Mbited The first herd Of Devons ever shown
herc This herd or nine took the first pre-
MUM here, and also at the Culpeper FAIR.
lie proposes exhibiting his herd also at the
Stale Fair IN Richmond, next week, and
Tue exhibitors there may look well to their
!IuFeis when this young breeder comes into
The field. 80
All The departments were unusually full.
IN TACT, 1t is claimed by old !air-gocrs here
'Dal TINS is Augustus best fair.
Tue most Interesting features outside OF
Tue exhibits were the English races. The
1lss was for the Virginia Hotel cup, valued
d. Sioo, presented by Mr.. J.D. Crowle, the
%sl-kaown proprietor. There were eight
soets-Messrs. o. E. Money, OF Aibemarle;
r. r. d; Moore, OF Orange; +. Il. Nichols and
y" ~, d holmes, Of Bedford; r. Fl. Bets, Of
ta.,nosemarle; and o. w. Wilkinson, OF Au-
Sass. Messrs. A. Davenport and j. A.
. .;s, OF Albemarle, entered, but did not
rue TIER horses. The gentlemen rode tn
VIC coiors Of their families, and presented
shy spectacle as they sped around the
e maes. DaVenporrs Tom Collins won the
sSp. Aessrs. Money and Moore won the
I pu TWO cups In the order named. The
.,als hurdle-raee attracted the entire.
Ns on the grounds. and afforded great
DaysMsl amusement. The riders were a.
Arrbaepest r. Fl. Hunt, G. Ell. Moore, J.
Ind w., harris, and o. e. Money. They.
bjyb~ ,Spsix hurdles four feet eight inches
,Gns Il. 10 The mile, and with these obstruc-
Z Maae the excellent time Of 2:0S., Mr..
and M OBJ Fleet won the first prize,
Tn WI. Moore. on Sans Souei. the second.
disn,ssIh aies riding contest was beautiful
con,sss,.oi Craftsmanship. There were eight
tirsese ' s, who rode around the track three
Marsb.a,ii eo0Impanied by their escorts. Major
occa.;a a,l Hanger acted as marshal on the
graeesnI Tue prize TO the best aud most
line brsa , riser Was 40 elegant saddle. "a
and : hs .s was offered TO the second best
first nri. nosome whip TO thethird best. The.
S''N' aiter long consultation between
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MILITARY REUNION. York, October
ga Salisbury, n. c.. special says a grand
rednion Of Carolina soldiers of both armies
was held there yesterday. Ten thousand
persons were present. The town was gaily
decorated with Union flags. Governor Jar.
Wis said he had been soldier, and urged
the Carolinans to the same devotion to the
flag Of our country that they had borne 10
that other flag which was furled forever.
Senator Vance and others made speeches
favoring peace and goodwill between the
North and the South, after which the crowd
partook OF barbecue dinner. At night
there was one OF the finest displays Of fire.
works ever seen III the South.
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CUTFCURA.
CUrlcURA'
HuMORS OF THE BLOOD,
SKIN, AND SCALP.

CUTIcURA REsoLvENT is the most powerful
Blood Purifier and Liver Stimulant ever compound.
ed In forty minutes after taking the first dose II
urine. showing that 1t has entered the blood anc
been distributed throughout the entire system. In
its passage through the circulating fluids II meet:
with the corrupt particles of matter which foster
and maintain disease. with which IL chemically
unltes. destroying and gradually eliminating them
from the system.
Hence It's power to forever expel Scrofulous, Can:
cerous, and Canker Hnmors. which. unchecked, I'll
the body with foul corruplons, and rot out the deli
cate machinery OF life.
CU1ICURA, the great external remedy for all HUI
mors OF the Scalp and SKIN, Ulcers, Sores, and Dis
charging Wounds, is the most soothing and healing
of outward applications. II speedily destroys fun
gus and parasitic erowths, restores the Oil glands
and tubes to u healthy condition, and cures, wher
assisted by the CuTICURA SOAP, Diseases OF the
Skin and Scalp which have been the torture of life
time.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, OCTOBER "a. 1879.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WIEAT.-IIbite. l.Sf4 bushels. Red, l0.27s
bushels: OF which 1890 bushels were re.exhihited
CoRS.-Uhjte. bushels. WLrei, l6s bushels
OATS.-254 bushels
RLACKEYED PEAS.-12 bushels.
FLOUR.-39 barrels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WuEAT.-W hite, 80 bushels at ! l.45; bushels
al Sl.30: 10 bushels 1T Sl.46; 80 bushels very
good ut S1.50-total, q6 Bushels. Red, "a bushels
very good German amber 1T $ l47: SO bushels Ger
ter ut $1.47: As bushels Lancaster at i 40; 270
bushels prime Lancaster a. 5 SO; IL bushels mix
ed nj l 80: $50 bushels mixed on private terms ::
% bur hels mixed at SI.47; 40 bushels very good
Fultz i'll II Az A bu-hcS common Fnliz 1T sl.35 !:
20 bushels fair Fultz at Sl40: "a bull cls good
Fullz at 81 40: sc bushels gon, FnlZa at lao; 20
bushels very good Fuitz ut 81 Az; 20 bushels com
mon Ful'Z 1t Sl.35 l.O0t bushels very good Fultz
at 81 40: 600 bushels common Fuliz at 81 .33 2G
bushels Fultz Il, 1876: 90 bushels fair FultZ
At 81 81: 80 bushels good Fultz at $40; 2 BUSH
els fair FultZ at 81 35; so bushels fair FultZ at
Sl.35; ~ bushels prime FutZ ut 81 .45; SO BASH
els ruir Fultz az s1.35; 20 bushels good Fultz at
Fultz NJ IL 40: 1873 bushels fair Fuz AT 4l.36
10 bushels good Fullz at $1.4C-total, 1874 BUSH
els.
CORN White 29s bushels prime ut 70c.; OF
bushels very good III Csc; 200 bushels prime III
GSc-to,al. $50 bushels. Nired, 80 bushels very
prime at 70c. 80 bushels very good III 6!c-total
100 bushels.
OATS-50 bushels prime spring ut iSc.; los
bushels very good spring 1T 47c.; "a bushels com.
mon spring al 40c.-tola!, 252 bushels
FLoUR.-39 barrels on private Terms.
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Died Among Strangers.

NEW YORK, October ga man calling
himself Colonel Lafayette W. T. Gray, who
was admitted to the New York Hospital
Wednesday afternoon suffering from infa-
nation of the lungs and general exhaustion.
died there this morning without leaving any
clue by which his friends could be commit
nicated with. He claimed to reside in
Lynchburg, Va, where he said his sister,
Mary J. Gray, now lives: but no such per.
son could be found there. In his pockets
was pass for the Old Dominion Line of
steamers and a small sum Of money-less
than Two dollars. The superintendent OF
the hospital earnestly requests the friends
OF the dead man to come forward and save
him from Il pauper's grave. Colonel Gray
seemed to be about fiity-fve years old, and
had the appearance OF gentleman in
straitencd circumstances.
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Colonel sellers's shirts.

EVANSVILLE, md, October 24.-The po-
lice all day yesterday were looking up ad-
dresses in and near the city furnished by
Alley, who is under arrest for robbing
trunks and other pieces of baggage passing
through bis hands, and baye succeeded in
recovering at least $4,000 worth OF goods in
addition to those previously reported.
Among the articles found are several shirts
and other apparel belonging to John T.
Raymond, the actor.
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Trausfer Of Valuable Property.

New YORK, October pa Cleveland
special says One OF the most important
business transactions that eve r took place in
this city has Just been consr.mmated. A. E.
Stone, OF New York, his brother (Amasa
Stone), and Daniel P. Eel S, who represents
the interest of the late Gilman Witt, have
sold their united interes 6 in the Cleveland
Rolling Mill Company to Henry Chisholm,
the president Of the company. The rate
paid for the stock wa SITS, and the amount
of the purchase is About S1.400,000. Mr:
Chisholm's purcha se gives him control oil
the entire bushes of the company"
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A FATAL FAMILY Row.-Burlington, w.,
October 23.-ln WiIliston, VT, this after.
noon, family, consisting of Lyman A
Smith. his wife and wife's father, Joseph E
Woods. had quarrel, during which Smit!
was shot three times, once by his wife and
twice by Woods, and wounded in the wrist
lung. and abdomen. He cannot live. Mrs
Smith and Woods are in Jail. They claim
the shooting was done in sef-defence. Smith
made statement, in which he says his wife
and Woods attacked him with pistols, ant
opened fire on him. Smith and his wife
lived unhappily, and at one time separated
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SKIN DISEASE.
GREAT SUFFERING FOR SIXTEEN YEARS.
A WONDERFUL CURE BY THE
CUTICURA REMEDIES,

Messrs. WeekS g. Potter: Gcntlemen,-CUTICU-
RIA REMEDIES have done me power OF good.
have been afflicted with skin disease for sixteen
years. Some u1ys 1t troubled me more than others
but at night The itching nearly drove me wlld.
would scratch until The blood would run down
my limbs. -, 49,.
/ have had several physicians. Some said they
could cure me, but others said moi.
will say that before used the CUTICUrA RENE:
DIES was in 4 fearful state, aud had given up al;
hope of ever having any relief.
But, like drowning man grasping at straw.
Thought | would try the CUTIcURA REMEDIES
about which had read so much.
They have performed a wonderful cure for me-
and OF my own free will and accord recommend
them Yours truly, s. 4. STEELE.
Is Wy VAN buren, ST. CHlCAGo, Liz AarcH
7, 1879.
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THE LATESTI lElE]Wl]SS.
.BY TELEGRAPH TO THE DISPATCH.

THE sYELLOW.FEvER DYING oUT-AN, M
g'7EREsTTNG BrLLIARD-MATgB-AM MAN
KILLED WHILE WALKING ON "A FAIL
1 ROAD TRAcK-FiRE IN A NINE STORE
SNOW At ST. THOMAS. PoUGHKEEPSIE.
NORWICH. AND HAZLEToN, PA-TRASs-
FER OF VALUABLE PRoPERTY-RAIL-
ROAD BRIDGE BURNED-P
OLA viRsINIAN IN THE NEW YORK HOS
PITAL-GATE. cry GUARD AT CHAR
LoTTE, n. e.-TERETBLE STORM In TIE
WEST INDIES: GREAT DESTRUCTION OF
PROPERTY AND LOSS OF LIFE-THE
SOUTH AMERICAN wAR-sTEEL CANNON
FOR RUSSIA, &C., &C.
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sus the bones yof largc aquatic kangaroo,
thotix b farinferior In Size TO these described
by Professor Cope. IL Isl In the Academy
OF Natural Sciences, md was found some
six or eight miles beyond Camden, in New
Jersey, among the mari. DR.. Leidy de-
scribedsit some fifteen OF more years ago,
and named it Hadrosanrus. s1s IL the only
specimen OF the kind ever discovered. BY
looking ct this we may form some idea of
the much larger animals lately announced
to q wondering world by Professor Cope
Phtlddeiphia Bulletin. - 49,
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COLLINS'S VOLTAIC
ELECTRIC PLAsTERs.

By instantly affecting the nervous system their
influence is at once felt at the farthest extrenhes
Hence PAIN which arises from disturbance of the
Nerve forces, is cured in every instance as If by
magic. Also. PalptatIon Of the Heart, Infamina'
tlon Of the Lungs, Liver, and Kidneys Irritation OF
the Stomach and Bowels, Indigestion, Dyspepsia
and Bilious Colo. my 1s-Tu,Th&s
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six Inches OF snow and Still Falling.

Six Inches OF Snow and still Falling
ST. THOMAS, ONTARIO, October A.-s'S
inches OF sno " fell last night, accompanied
by frost. l.. is still showing.
PoudHKF iEPsIE, N. Y, October A.-SnoW,
squalls pr. evail along the Hudson to-day, anc
the Cat skills are covered with snow, tht
first OF. the season.
Neiaw1CH, CT, October 24.-Two inches
Of .a,uow fell here during last night! Inc
W Gather is cold. -, a-s s.z,i s..a ri ;,
ALLENTOWN, PA, October 24.-An inct
[ or snow fell at Hazelten to-day, Ine Wea
| ther Is very cold,
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Sporting News.

NEW YORK, October pa billard-match
between George Slossou, OF New York, and
Jacob Scbaefer, OF Chicago, for $4,000,
commenced last night in Madison-Square
Garden. The game consists Of three thou
sand points-one thousand to be played
each evening, and the game to be resumed
from the position in which the balls were
left by the player in band. Schaefler ran out
the first thousand with & run OF 316, leaving
SlosS0n at $50
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HOLMAN LIvER-PAD.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
PROFESSOR FRED. j. GARBIT. VI. D., pu. d.,
author of the WoMAN'S MEDICAL COMPANION
member Royal College of Surgeons, Fellow OF
the Royal College OF Physicians. aud for
many years Assistant ut BarihOo-
news aud Guys Hospitals.
London, England,
WILL BE IN DAILY ATTENDANCE FOR CON
SULTATION FROM OCTOBER 23D
UNTIL NOVEMBER 9TH,
In the treatment OF
WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S DISEASES.
MENTAL AND NERVOUS AFFECTIONS,
CHRONIC DISORDERS GENERALLY,
BY ABSORPTION,
AT TIE
HOLMAN LIVER-PAD OFFICE,
1913 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND,
FROM sTOl2AND 2TILL 5 DAILY.
CONSULTATION FREE.
Professor GARBIT will In the course nf few
d.ys deliver lecture the AbsOrptive Treatincn
particulars OF which will be daily announced.
23-4t
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CONTEMPORARIES, &c.

DURB CANDIES.--l am manufacturing
daily my iuimltanle pure crushed sugar CL ~ II
nJEs Cor wholesale purposes than any house IN tnis
perfectly pure anu NO rs
1ha notfinp hut pure sugars; 4: Il more hignl9
anyored whiter. brighter, frmer, apa y warrshteo
tnstsnd nrIn In any climate. ]. . Il y ;, ii : -
xao l4l2 Main street.
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The Fever.

NO NEW CASES YESTERDAY MOENING-FROsT
AND COLD WEATHER.
MEMPHIS. October 24.-No new cases have
occurred since last evening except that OF
c. r. q. Mcdonald, druggist, at the City
Hospital.
Frost fell last night and was plainly visi-
BILE this morning, Notwithstanding the prey.
alence OF Il high wind. The thermometer
at daylight stood at 800.
FAVORABLE NEWS FROM MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS. October 24.-Superintendent.
of Quarantine Johnston has telegraphed j.
d. Plunket, president of the State Board
Of Health at Nashville, as follows:
"The continued favorable cold weather,
in my opinion, renders the transfers oil
freight and passengers practicable. In.
spectors, plckets, and patrols are no longer
necessary, and with your approval they
will be discontinued from and after to.
day."
Two cases OF fever were reported this
afternoon, and two additional deaths have
occurred.
All the railroads running into Memphis
will resume regular business Sunday. In,
spectors on trains, and pickets doing guard
duty on the river-iront and in the suburbs,
will be discontinued tomorrow.
Several passengers from Cincinnati ane
Louisville arrived this afternoon by the
Louisville railroad. A general return oil
absentees is expected Monday.
The present spell Of cold weather will be
taken advantage OF by the Sanitary Com
mitteo. The local Board Of Health is hay.
ing all dwellings thoroughly ventilated
The indications tonight are favorable for {
light freeze, as the thermometer at 3 2. NJ
had fallen to $50.
THE EPIDEMIC DECLARED AT AN END.
MEMPHIS, October 24.-The local Boare
OF Health at meeting tomorrow at moor
will declare the epidemic ended. Camp
Marks will be broken up Monday.
No new cases since the last report. On'
additional death has occurred.
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The Gate City Guard FaoncYnrd
KNEnfq. -

CHARLOTTE, n. c., October 24.-Tbe Gate
City Guard. Of Atlanta, stopped here to-day
on their return from the North, and are
being entertained by the Hornet's-Nest
Rifemen, of this city. The officers and men
speak enthusiastically Of the treatment ac.
corded them in the North. They gave an
exbibition-drll this afternoon, and tonight
attend complimentary German. They
leave for Atlanta on the midnight train.
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The CUTIcuRA REMEDIES are prepared . n by
WISH 10 Ton street Boston, aud are for sale by al
druggists Price Of CUTICURA, small boxes; 0U
cents; large boxes. containing two and Que nan an
times the quantity of small, 81. REsOLFENI. p
npr bottle. CUTICURA SOAP, 20 cents per cake ny
mail, 80 cents: three cakes, 70 cents.
nv IS-Tu,Ih&S ..
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK

NEW YORK, October 81. Toon.-Stocks frncr.
Money on call. per cent. Exchange-Long, 4S0k
short. 4s3. State bonds dull Governments quiet.
Erening.-Noney active at Go per cent. FIX
change dull and weak At 4S0sM4eUa. Governments
weak; new SIS. 103h: AZ per cents, 1861; per
cents, 102. States dull.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, October 24.-Virg!nia 6'S deferred.
81: c0nsos, ca: second series, 80 plsttluc cou-
pons, S3,:. Bid to-day.
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PROFESSIONAL.
DRESERVE YOUR SIGHT. .sgS>
DIR. NJ. SCHWAB,

DIR. NJ. SCHWAB,
THE CELEBRATED OCULIST.
FROM THE TRENTON EYE ISFIRMARY OF NEW
Jersey,
has come TO this city improve his health. During
his stay can be consulted professionally 1t bis ofce,
at Ford, Hotel. .
DR. SCuwAB has qualified hImecIf an oculis
by eleven yea, OF close application and bard study
In the bcs; institutions of France and Germany, and
has had practical experience Of twenty years tie
eau ,pou first lection adapt the glasses most APP
Dropriate The vision 10 Its original YlRor
and cure all the various else asses OF The eye.
DR., SCIlwAIlS GLASSES arc all manufactured
Under his own super vision from The purest German
crystal and natural stone. and be guarantees no
only the preservation but also the Improvement
the sight. ., -
An opportunity is now presented TO al person
afflicted with any deficiency OF yl.0n TO oDtain I'M
mediate relief by consulting the Doctor.
Office hours from A. n. TO IL NJ, and from
:" l6.1m
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


IMMATURE ALMANAC-OCToBER %, 1879.
gan rises . egg HIGH TIDE.
gun .rCs......,. 5:O7 Iornius.... 2:55
GnSp set ........ 1913 Even nC....... l'Sl
PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER "a, 1879.
ARRIVED.
Schooner w. II. Tantum, Shoe, Boston. Ice, Mrs.
King. ~ , A.,
King.
SAILED.
Steamer Wyanoke, Couch, New YORK. Incrcball-
disc and passengers. G. W. Allen Co.
Steamer Pioneer. Plat, PhilaaeiDhia mefchan-
disc and passengers. j. W. McCarrick. agent.
steamer ARIEL. Clifford. Norfolk, Cn,ied states
mail, merchandise. and passengers, l.. Il. faluh
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK. October 24-Arrived: Acapuleo
E,na Homeward bound: Sistrla Tor New Of
leans. .---..
SUNK IN THE CHESAPEAKE cay.
ASSApoLIs, Nd, October "a During The gay
last night the schooner Sarciss;, CAPTAIN ). y,
Coop.r sunk near here. The vessel was laden Tlti
coal and was bound to the District of Columbia
The crew reached here this afternoon.
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CUTICURA SOAP SUPERIOR TO ANY.

CHARLES DENIM, DIR UGGIST,}
FIRST PLACE, CORNER COURT STREET,
BROOKLYN. March 4, 1873.
can chperfu!ly speak OF the healng qualities or
your CUTICURA SOAR. and its perfame Is superior
to any OF The STANDARD soaps now IN use.
W soy CHARLES DENIM.
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No SPITT0oNs ALLowED.-The authori-
ties Of the new Methodist Episcopal church
South decided on Monday night last not to
This decision is right, and the officers Of
the church should be commended for their
action. Tobacco-chewiug in church has
grown to be serious nuisance in this COM
munity. -Harrisonburg Old Commonwealth.
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TOILET ARr1CAES.
TNGLlSH HAIR-BRUSHES,
NAIL.BRUSHES,
DRESsIAG-COMB
ENGLISH TOOTa.BRUsHES tmade to order
And TOILET ARTICLES In variety
For sale by
j. BLAIR, Druggist,
CO % corner Broad and Ninth streets.
CORsETs. Hoop-sKlRTs, dc.

AIRS. A. G. TURNKEY HAVING RE-
WI OPENED will be pleased TO see her irienhs az
her old stand 70l Main street where hsT WIZ NM
nr Warmers HEALTH, FLEXIBLE HlP, MAD;
Eiiy',, and other styles CORSFTS. Also, Misses
r0RsETs ami FRENCH WAISTS; HOop-
SKIRTS and BUSTLES on hand aud mace 70 oroer.
23-3t
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MORE GOOD THAN DOCTORS
IN THREE YEARS OF TREATMENT.

Gentlemen,-Please find so cents TO pay for small
box of CUT1CuRA. and direct II TO me. The dollar
box YOU sent me has done me more good lhan all
the doctors In three years. The doctors have done
ME no good. My feet and legs are healiDg last. 1t
Is indeed CUTlCURA. Yours lrniT.
EVAN MORGAN, 2. NJ.
Moscow, MINI, June 25, 1878.
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Flour.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

Fine. $3.5O@s4: slperine, $5.5O@t5.75; extrs
S6.5OGt$6.75: common family, $6.75NS7; fancy
brands, S7M}S.
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.xDCgERY. GLASSWARE, so:

NEW GOODS! l.-,
I am now receiving my fall stock Of
CHINA, GLASSW ARE. AND HOUSE, cts''
ING GOODS OF ALL KINDS.
NV stock IL lse LARGEST AND NOS IN an.
pL ETE in every department ever e1hose4 - 'AS
4 city. ~k 'h Low ma The saMe
quality OF goods can he bought any whe1s. ~. my
A call Is respectfully sonci'ea !" .n..s,s. OF
atocs and nriees, whether you wish 10 paronaS "
NOT se'fsl LOT = y ps'sf'' e. d. TAYLOR.
80 or ~ 1elI east Main stsssss,
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V. Vaughn is appointed postmaster at
Sandy Bottom. MiddeseX county, Va, Uice
G. w. Crittenden, resigned.