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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-05

A CIRCUS PRIZE.-During recent horse
show in England Mr.. Robert Leaman's
hunter, Surrey, made such splendid Jump
over the mimic brook as to set the great
audience applauding frantically. The horse,
Wild with excitement, went right on down
the ring, and. rising at the barrier Of the
amphitheatre, with one tremendous bound
literally sailed over the bars and five rows
Of spectators, aligbting in safety and in.
juring nobody. The distance was measured,
and proved to be thirty-seyen feet-a. jump
even more surprising than that made on
the steeple-chase course, all things being
taken into consideration. II some enter
prising American circus manager does MOI
secure Surrey, all their appreciation OF re
nown and grace must be dead. .9f.tn
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DIR. TUFTS PILLS.
TNUTT,S PILLS.
SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER.

Loss OF Appetite, Bowels Costive; Pain In the
Head with dull sensation in the back part; Pain
Under the Shoulder Blade; Fullness After Eating
with disinclnaton to exertion of body or mind
Irritabiity OF Temper Low Spirits, with feeling
Of having neglected some duty: WEAKNESS, Dizzl.
ness Fluttering the Heart Dots Before the Eyes,
Yellow Skin; Headach. generally over the right
eye; Restlessness. with ttfuI dreams; Highly
Colored Urine.
IF THESE WARNINGS ARE UNHEEDED Sc.
r -, .RIoUs DISEASES WILL SOON g..
- 13 ...... DE DEVELOPED. ,.. .:
TUFTS PILLS are. especially adapted TO such
cases. One dose effects such change of feeling a:
to ostonIsh The sufferer. .--
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Brigbton.Beach Races.

NEW YORK, September 4.-The race for
the Brighton cup at Brighton Beach to-day,
two and a.quarter miles, had four start,
ers--yiz., Brumble, Fortuna, Mintzer, and
Franklin. at the ope.and.a-quarter-mi
post the horses we're well punched, Frank
lin Slightly leading. On the home-stretch
Brambie drew up even with Franklin, and
they crossed the line SO nearly together that
the crowd shouted Adead heat" but TIE
judges gave the race to Brambie. with
Franklin second. Fortuna was only hall
leRgth behind, and Miutzer good fourth
Time A.1f.
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NEXYaRK DRY Goones naARxET.

SEPTEMBER 1.-The very Mrge and jegttimate
tobbng distribution ported Yesterday has not ony
bxeIi Continued. bus increased through the arrival OF
many new buyers. In eserJ hrsneh OF ths srsde
while 10 the distribution OF stapes there 10 nneh
ess ..cuitng ia prices, which means that the bar-
An OF supplies has been marketed and stocks are In
~ healthy condition. Is also means that agestsh
stocks are not large, otherwise tobbars would ho0r
10 lessen vatnes. They knew the status oa ns saps
Contract for prodzcsion ahead of tina oarsss3 u
L Win agents. sor Taessay.i there has been SsrJ
0ood degrees Of nctien ana dress g0ods. eiDRnausf
nrnts, and patterned goods OF every character have
been in moderate TO good reflections, witn Sooa'
healthy and improved tone ruiinx Tor All aories.
moderate proportions, ySt The t'ms Is near ~ nspa
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NEW YORK IRON MARKET.

SEPTEMBER S.-The market presents essentially
the line Of features noted atfrly. No further al
vance prices has occurred, but there Is difficulty
In getting suitable quantities OF stock. the de-
mand Is geaeralsy brisk and full. Sales OF 1000
tons old iron rahs private terms: 1900 tons OF
Scotch arrived, mos, Of which sold previously.
Coltncss. aa3.50G24; Glepgarnock, S22.50: Egg
linton. s22. American pie, S22@t23 for No. !
S20G$2l for No. 2. and 81 9tAS20 for forge. Rails
at M for iron at works. ana steel AZ S46(S46 at
ttdewater. Old rails quoted nomIDay at $26@
s25 so. Wrought scrap at A25.S00s27 FROM yard,
with STEADY INCUR y.--,JOusyaak 0f Commerce..
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SPEAKER RASDALL's SPEECH.-Speaker
Randall opened the campaign at Norris
town, Pa, Tuesday, before the county con.
vention. He protested against interference
with voters by deputy marshals' and the use
Of The army at the polls. An important is.
sue Of the coming contest, he said, would
be the economical administration OF the
Government. He said that Hayes occupied
his seat by fraud. AS for resumption, he
said that the Republicans had no cause to
boast OF that us their doing. The returning
was not the result Of resumption,
but Of an economical Democratic Congress
and the growing excess Of expectation over
Importation. 2.@ ~,
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State Officials Interfering with the
Federal Revenue Laws.
- ~ = E-I+ts- = :.
Business Troubles.
A PROMINENT FALL-R1vER CITIZEN ATT.

A PROMINENT FALL-RIvER CITIZEN ATTACHED.
BOSTON, September A special from
Fall River says all the property OF Jefferson
Borden, one OF the founders OF the Fall
River manufacturing industries. and an
officer in many of her banks and other cor
porations. has been attached at the instance
creditor. The bank, however, is willing to
release the attachment and share equitably
with the other creditors. The attachment
has been made in consequence OF complica-
lions growing out OF the downfall OF Bor-
denis sons.in.law, Walter Paine and George
B. Duriee. .- ~. 49,. - \ -.
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Suit Against the Western Union TcIe-
craDh COmDany. .'ar ts''

New YORK, September 4.-The suit of
Henry Reilly Us. The Western Union Tele.
graph Company, to have the, plaintiff de-
clared the owner of certain stock of the de-
PENDANT, came before Judge Westbrook to.
day on q motion for leave TO amend the
summons and complaint. The plaintiff was
formerly owner of stock in the Southern
Telegraph Company. which was amalga-
mated with the Western Union Telegraph
Company, It is said the suit involves the
right OF the Western Union Company to all
the lines south OF Louisville. The motion
was granted -. -.. -
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

SEPTEMBER 4.-The market has ruled excessive
~ dull all the week except for fine grades of ship
ping leaf and closed again lower for other sorts nf
leaf, with no sort Of demand for common or medium
grades. The bulk OF the offerings not sold the
prices 10 be had being so extremely low. LagS have
sold mostly 1T from shout $3.25G$3.75, but We
quote eaeIR $2.5 0@s4.25 psor TO common leaf -
ass medium leaf. s69s7.50. and mainly nomi.
nal. Unsouud tObacco can't be sold except at ex-
tremely low prlcrs aud We are sorry to say that a
good deal of that lately priced IS In bad condition
with but little Offering nde1 appeal, 4h.
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81 ID gj..s
Jstta 81 .tf il.,si9 .sot..sts

PiaagaJ edstsaJ sreisssis, ST.; ss.aL, AZ
aeps: Manila, bsSs. lzta1Ss.; tpte. sA9sys . !
Eggs: Mixed nte iro eA'
Aiasoss, wines &C. q 800 s.,
AZ: sse.en, bet pms s2@sa.ss 2
:! .Brandiss: Domest,e, sI.2sAj9: fruit sl.I0a
si;aGi appis, asy; sI5a@s2; oid, saSs
f1e IVntskeas: Medium. o. .50G. ": pnfe Ole. 8:
SS4i Virginia mountains new, SsES9,bc, self
k2,bO9&3.5O and upwards. !. y b y g.s4s
Gt1: domestic. 81 .236DS ifnDorf.H, 90 p cxs
Neto .En0tdnd Ram: 81.50d831. 60safd 81 !
Rsctaded Rhtskeys: Market auies; r1pof. e1s2O
sa Il Lumbersg Slaves, .Ae. ~ ~
Lumber. Wn1teoak. a 3asl5zsl 900 :. Fester1
vtrgtnia pepar. .Sl4RS2S p l.00g; wtsftfs riH
sI4as42.50 3 1:D0D: yellow ptne boards. a7.SOa
SI1; Iost .A9Eaa1 1.accortin& 20 lengths. ScSnsies
Pine. al25GeA2.50: cypress stx-fnch. tf6@S 6
aSi;9 LOO Laths--spnt, u; sawed, s1.75@nl.s 90
Srnv:s: Whisky barrel timber.Ereer. Al s9e2ss
l.0GS: esasoned. S2eGS25 q l,G0GS lFlour-o&rr i
timber, 32Ai5 Z, 1000. Flonr-barrel poles, IS
hoEshea.Shoops. roe y bundle.
Powder. Shot. &c. -,
Fttse: Toys mtnins., 35c.asl.a5 a 100 teea
!. Potsder: 1878 by the five kegs-les5 than 1w
kegs, 1925: blasting s3.25G43.3O. #>75tss -
6aot: Northern, 81 So q bag OF 20 lbs, u :. q
GT'adSt91es: 14G2kc. 3 ID. .,5-s .,rry
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LYNCHBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

SEPTEMBER 1.-Receipts of tob icco for the sea-
son continue quite large. the breaks for The last
no changes TO report Common ana medium grades
are still low. The fine grades Of Shipping aud wrap
iions: Prim,ngs-None Offering; Jugs, common
dark, S2MS2 SO: uss good dark, ~. 50@$a.5O /;
lugs, fine dark. S3.5 G@s4.50; lugs, common work.
ing, S2.50M$3: lugs. good working, $3@S4; lugs,
fine working, s4G&5: leaf. common dark, s3M
$3.50; leaf. good dark. 81 50GS6.50; leaf. fine
dark, Sc 50@S9; leaf, common brown and red. 30
@S7; leaf, good brown and red, S7@$l0: lcuf
1me brown and red, Sl0@Sl5: wrappers, common
H10@S20; wrappers. good, SS0fGSSQ; wrappers
fine and extra, Observation-Disclosures.
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NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

SEPTEMBER 2.-T0bdcc0.-For western leaf trade
continues slick. bur prices held with marked arm-
ness. Seed-leaf Is having a very good Inquiry for
home trade, bu. there is not much being done for
export prices generally steady Sales OF a50 hogs.
Housatoulc OH private terms: 700 cases 1878
Wisconsin on private terms: $50 cases sundries
ut 9@2Oc.; 800 bales Havana ut S2c.@S1.lU. The
following are the quotations for Virginia leaf:
Bright wrappers, common TO medium, at 5@22c.;
good 10 fine. 25@45c.; fine TO extra fine, son
75r.; smokers, 15425c.: capple wrappers, 100
20c.; Tugs, common to good, 2@3c. good TO fine,
3@4c.: leaf, common 10 good, 5@ec.; good to
fine, S@10c.: fine extra. 10@13c., and black
go
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!. TOBACCO MARKETS. ).
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

t...l, gr Z, THURSDAY. September 4, S79.s I
The number Of DreaSs to-day comprised 35l hogs
heads ans A. tierces. The offerings at auction on
Change vere 90 packages; Of which number 81
were sold at prices ranging from go to $50, -.
The following are the quotations: 80
DARK GOODS, YoR E1PoRr.
40 Lsa8gs Go s2.ao@ss; medium, $50
LeaE-Commop, IS @s5.50; medium, S66a $50 ;
se 500 .5 s5@,S7.5o; hne, slo@sl2.5o; exra. ane,
Stemmfna.-Common. 81. 5oas4 =. medium,
Ss-5eG$6; good, $6@$7 -5oi fine, 1910. 3,,ui
DARK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4.
lag Fltsrs.-Common, 1904; medium, $3.50
Lsaf FlIers-t Common s5@sS5o: medium. 81
Ass50; good, $9@$l0.5O; -Gne, S11@$12 SO
extra fine sun-cured, $l2@Sl7. ~. ....-
Wrdppers.-Common, S7@ss. so: medium 80
@s9. so: good. Sl0@Sl0.50; hne. s13@S14; ex-
trn- 81 150@Sl2; extra sun-curetl, $1S@$25.
BRIGHT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Snokers...Common. s5@s7: medium. 1880
SO; good, sl2@S1 500: fine, saoaS30.
FtHsrs.-Common, *51S6: medium, s7@$9;
good, Sl0@Sl2: line, $13@S1S. ....D.-
/ FTdppers.-Co,nmon, S12enSl5; medium, $40
s25: good, sS0@S40; fine, S45@sS0; fancy, $50
Mahogany lvrappers;--Cpmon,. s15@s1s !;
| medium. S20@$23; good, s30saS4o; fine, sio@,
$50; extra, Se09s75. a.. .e. -
lug FiUers-Od dark, S3a4.5O.
Leaf FtLterS.-Copmon to medium, S4@S6: good
| to fine, SOLO. r... . .... o, -..
| Lugs, Worktn1.-New dark, $25o6s3.
| Leaf. Steranltng .-New dark. siMS7.
Mason County-New common TO good 1llers, 50
oslo. .,...t',
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KENTUCKY LEAF QUOTATIONS.
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARIE

d RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.
SEPTEMBER 3.-Prices this week ranged us fol-
lows: -
Beef Cattle.-Very best, 464Hc.: good, 3x6g3Yc.:
medium or good fair qualify, 3M34c.; bulls, 2tG
3l.c.; rough oxen, Thin steers, &C., 2@2Ac g h..
groa5. - 800
Hogs.-yery best corn.fed, 5@54c.; common
grass hogs, 4A64Ac. p h.. net. - -. -.
Sheep.-30134c 73 b., gross.
LdmoS.-$15Ot@$3p per head.
Veats.-S3@ ass per head. .,..
Mich CoUs.-$l S@*4O q head.
Receipts, about 100 head of beef cattle and ] 80
hogs. Prices for all kinds Of stock about the same
last week. qualify considered, q few extra good beei
cattle selling at Axe.
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A large part OF the estate, valued at $4,000
I 900, left by Mr.. Thomas Wilson, OF Bnltl
/ more, who died on Tuesday night, aged
kNlnety years, has been devised, it is I'm.
dtrstood, TO several very timely, judiclous,
and practical charities. He has provided BY
a> will The munifcent endowment OF half q
million dollars for the Thomas Wilson
Santarium for The Children OF the Poor.'
lie endows the g Thomas Wilson Fuel-SaK-
ing Scclety" with The ample sum Of Zone
hundred thousand dollars. This corpora
non VIII apply its funds to the, purchase OF
!uel al periods when it is cheapest, which
VIII De furnished at moderate prices TO
h pooT ana deserving persons, saving them
.ue prohiS OF middlemen." It also proposes
70 furnish sewing -machines anu the use OF
u'eln' with other mechanical aids, to poor
sewing-women. &t' 1.tt'.
The transatlantic show exhibited at
Naysfeld, KY, saturday last. In the street
paFaue man appeared with two lions. A
!nschieyous boy, seeing the hons tail hong
ing out between the bars. slipped up aud
sssNa twist. The Hon sprang upon the
h His'ass, inflictlDg three severe wounds on
an j.an' us side, and bis leg. He crammed
j dram uon oar down the Hons throat, and,
q The lug pistol, the lion became subdued.
amid m aa was then taken from the cage
limo s.. stea ~ excitement. This is the second
'ue non has attacked his trainer.
o, t M Democratic State Central Committee
q jojn, Aassacnusetts have refneed to hold q
rers s convention with the Butler 1nde..
}eosp;ts, whom they say they cannot re.
nr saiSe as Democrats. Edward Palmer win
N s'ue " tue Butler convention, s
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GENERAL MARKETS.
ALExaNDpTAs MARKETS.

SEPTEMBER 3.-F.our IL dull aud weak, Nhea,
is stronger for Fulfk and weaker fog Lancaster the
offerings are fair, and sales were naa98 at 9Os
Is stronger and L. higher: there were sales OF Soy
bushels at 81 and 52e. for yellow, and 90 oaA and
Of OATS were withdrawn. Country produce IN light
receipt, and prices at quotationa.--sraa ats.
rsfts. ~. ~ 4sisEs. 90 -
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Tho Discussion in Sussex Yesterday

Especial telegram 10 the Dlspatch.1
STONY CREEK. VA, September Ave
had a great Conservative triumph in Sus-
sex to-day. >"- &.
The discussion was opened by Colonel
Goodwin (Readjuster). who was demolished
by John Goode. The latter was followed
by Colonel Cameron, aud he by Mr.. Will
son, OF Petersburg, who answered him
most conclusiyely, and who then gave part
OF his, time to Captain j. II. Chamberlayne
to close. "4s..,. .1~s..
The. last named carried of honers with
him, as the others on his side had done.
| You may set Sussex down solid for the
bill and against the Mozarts. White and
black, gentle and simple, are all with US.
1t was triumph most complete, and Is so
acknowledged on every hand. 80
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FREDERICKSBURG, September A bril-
liant social event took place here this eve
ming, being the marriage OF Lieutenant Ma
thaniel j. Whitehead, United States Army,
Of Trenton, N. j., and Miss Mamie Spots
wood Campbell daughter OF the late
Charles Campbell, author of the History of
Virginia, and a descendant Of Sir Alexan-
der Spotswood, Colonial Governor of Vir.
ginia. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. James P. Smith, aid to Stonewall
jackson during the late war. ,@sI
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NEW YORK PEANUT MARKET.

SEPTEMBER 3.-Psdauts.-A firm market 10
noted, With trade fair. Prime Virginia quoted at
a1.s7S: sxtra Virginia. $l.40@S1 42h; choice
Virginia, Sl.42k@Sl.45; aud hand-picked as
81 80. srz . ..s.s-.I -.....r r.. j;ll......-
Pecans quoted ut 1Ol12c. 49,.
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The Sport.
THE MASSACHUSETTS R1FI.E-cLUB MATCH.

" BosToN, September 4.-The Massachu.
setls Rifle Club Yesterday shot the twen-
tieth and concluding competition in the
Spirit of the, Times match at Walnut Hill
300, 900, and 1000 yards.
J. S. Sumner won the match, having made
the score Of 22l, equallng his famous re-
cord at Creedmoor, which never had been
done. William Gerrish scored 215, j. r..
Brown 215. and W. Fl. Jackson 210. :-s ...
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, September A. Eoon.-Stocks strong.
Money on can, Sac per cent. ENchanRe-Long,
4sO1: short, 4S3. State bonds dull. Governments
steady. " ' '..-. -,
,Euening.-Money easy at sac per cent. Ex-
change quiet aud steady at 4sO3@4Slx. Govern
ments steady: new SIS, 102H; AZ per cents, lO44:
per cents, 101h. States dull.
r....- BALTIMORE. ...
BALTIMORE, September 4.-virginia 6's, deferred,
5H; consols, 5Sz: second series, 90; new 10. 4Os,
49Hi past-due coupons, 81. Bid to-day.
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CONSTIPATION.

.--~m- CONSTIPATION. r
Only with regularity of the bowels can perfect
health be enjoyed. If the constipation is of recent
date a sln,le dose OF TUFTS PILLS will suffice,
but If 1t has become habltual one pill should be
taken every night. gradually lessening the fire.
ouency of the dose until REGULAR daily movement
Is obtained, which viii soon follow.
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Or. I. Guy Lewis, Fulton. Ark, says:
81 after q practice OF twenty-five years, pron0nnc
~TIJTT'S PILLS the best ambitious medicine eve
made" .......-
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| aa The, Hood VhD dseI's Pund. IS
Ii GREEKsR1rK WHITE SULPHUR ssrRrEGs,S ~,
kYA., September A slight canvass among
.ne few remaing guests here resulted In
raising 5000 for the fund for the Deneat Of
General Hoods orphan children,
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California Elections,

| SAN FRANCISCO, September 4.-Scatterins
| returns from all the counties, except a few
! which are not in telegragbic connection,
give Perkins, the Republican candidate for
Governor, 4,675; Glenn Democrat), 3,6SS,
and White, the Workingmen'S candidate,
1851. The returns are mostly from small
country precincts, and include very lew
votes in:the large interior towns.
|, 80. lSecond Dispatch.] -: =
FRANCISCO, September 4.-Additional
returns, mainly from minor interior pre-.
cincts, give Perkins 1927; Glenn, 5000,
and White, 1852. Incomplete returns re.
ceived indicate still further Republican
gains. =.
SAN Francisco, September $3.50. F. N.
AT 2 O'Clock P. NJ. nearly one third OF the
city vote had been counted, with the fol-
lowing result: White (Workingmeps'o cam
didateI cart, Glenn (Democrat),, 1882;
Perkins (Republican),, 6 ,879. For. Mayor
Kalloch, s. 1859; Griswold, 250; Flint, s, PAT.
This represents probably q fair; average OF
the whole. %t>iltt - (
.as *a=o[ Fourth Dispatch] Z .........,
SAN Francisco, September 4.--Up to 6
O'Clock this evening returns from preclncts
milne iDL2FlOF ia WNlCuS LIZ -SUaae -
plete stand: Perkins. 1866; Glenn, ID,
72s; White, 1O,13s. These figures include
returns from all the counties except half a
dozen small outlying ones, and comprise
two 1fiftils OF the total vote outside OF this
city. The large towns Of Oakland, sscra-
mento, Stockton, Los Angeles. San jose:
and many others are not included, the
count there being still incomplete. All
the returns seem to confirm the previous
reports that the Republicans have elected
their entire State ticket by plurality Oh
probably not less than rs, 600. Page and
Pacheco are elected 70 Congress, and proba-;
bly, McKenna. The contest between Davis
and Barbour Is doubtful. = -. 49,.
The returns FOR Mayor here show slight
lead by Kailoch over Flint, and the proba'
bilities as 60 the remainder OF the ticket nre
unchanged from previous, adylces.
AdYiess regarding the legislstsy e ticket
!, IRE .yery Ir,eagre, but seem TO ind ieate that
the Rsrab.seans v I'D l'ase ns 1!os ia tne
=: =: t,.; s
81 & fsb LsEs IN ss.sap :sls
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
A GOOD INVESTMENT.
@ RESULTS ON A s~s
TFN-YEAR LIFE POLICY, No, S4SS,


: RESULTS oNA ~.>
- TEN-YEAR LIFE POLICY, No. s4sS,
=! ,,as ISSUED BY THE. ,.<saA
~ NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL ~~--.-r.
ii. LIFE-INS TRANCE COMPANY, a.
December 81, 1864, on the life of ABRAHAM
Z LEVY taged 34). of Levy Brothers, 80 -, !.
Richmond, Va.
AMOUNT, s2.C0O-ANNUAL PREMIUM, slO110.
Iess p Esn aiyideD % Observation-Disclosures. ass
cost of policy for So, 900 paid up.......s 722 zs
Cash dividend IN 1885,. 90
CASH Cash Dividend il 81 os
- - !, RICHMOND, VA, August 20, 1879. =
. hereby certify thai the nboye statement Of pay
H tsign usu ''''es'Nof 'ABRAnAALEv1.
II vii, he seen from the above that Mr.. Levy now
has PArD-UP POLICY FOR $4,000, which, costing
only S722.79.! has BEENPAfING- SINCE ,lSIo,
AN .gNUAL CASH DIVIDEND OF ABOUT PER
CENT. DIVIDENDS ON THIS POLICY Will CON
TINUE THROUGH LIFE. WITH TWO DIVIDENDS
AT THE N0RTHW EsTERN MUTUAL mas A
1kBeER PERCENTAGE OF SURPLUS 70 LlABlLl-
TIES AND Is NOW PAYING A LARGER PEKCESd-
AGE OF DIVIDENDS THAN ANY OF THE LEADING
cG ne tNNoRTHwEsTERN MUTUAL will write an
insurance OF TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS Oh
H1ed rs for an annual premium of........s1So g
eed as for an anpnal prem ium of........ In oo
Yeah for an annual premium Of: o..."- 25S ~
/ Ised BIS for an animal premium of...,p... 400 ~
These rates are sSH per cent below the erdnina ao
HE rates OF mutual compan1ea ana apoat ~ nsif
cent. below the ..RRDUcED RATES" OF me Musuat
Life OF New York. st7I i ,,..s a. .,,,,,,, -
the foregoing ncts ard 8gures WITH thoss Oh sns
,osheT cam rany, and then decide fer themseHss
which Is THE 61rEgr, TIE CHEAPEST AND TIL; TIE
WupsT cfNPANYsIH THE w0RL O. ~ ~ 5000
Eor rther nfaYfnatfop lis 10 the NORFHMES I.
ERN MUTUAL app|y 70 yoa Es .s =. stAa esn,
ss:ssss d ~ alb Main street, Richmond, Va
N. B. Agents wanted. sc In, M&rsN
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zFixht Wish Moonshinars.,

&. WASHINGTON September 4.-The Com;
missioner OF Internal. Revenue IS informed
that in q fight betweensreVenueo officers and
!noonsliineis In. Barren county, KY, one OF
the, iatterI was Killed and an sher' badly
EWhundef2I. 40, IL & y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-05

TUTTSi HAIR DYE.-GRAY HAIR or
i WHISPERS changed TO 4 GLOSSY BLACK by
single application Of this DYE. II imparts u
Natural Color, acts InstantaneouSly, and Is rs
Harmless as sprug-water. Sold by druggists or
sent by express on receipt OF 81.
OFFICE, 35 MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
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uNHROkE MULES.

Quotations On all grades are stQ@Slo o heaa mss
salabe, must be fat. Fat mules, four years olaand
under, sen at slO@$l5 less than mules OF sans
grade Those that are over four years old 10 seven
Years are mos; marketable imes-JournGt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-05
NEW YORK sUMAC MARKET
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

SEPTEMBER 3.-Quoted at s77.6O@$s0 for Siei-'
ly; *25d$30 for low grades do. and Virginia at
S40@*45.-JoaTnaI Of Commerce. 1901. ..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-05

Rev. r. F. Osgood, New York, says: . 1855.
~ I have had Dyspepsia, Weak Stomach, and Ncr-
vousness. I never had any medicine to do ME SO
much good as TUFTS PILLS. They are as good
OFFICE, IS MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
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