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II1@11Hc.: csnvassed hams, I14a12c.; plain
hsns. 1oa1oac: Stock light,
three hoops, S1.50as1.7a
sreems; Two strings. siSsi:2o; three strings
Cores: Rio-Commnn. 1lh012hc.: fair ~ a
&C.; good 70 prime, 10 0l8he.i Lasaa3ta, 1870
Candiss: Adaman,,ne candles. l2A61Iac. use.
| l59l5hc. q D.: half-boxes. 49,: talluw. J4c.
1hssse Prime cutting. Sc; northeTp ~ q
e 'er E,s eue ss sS.sinT s
Rice: Carolina, 7ktgsc.: RaDgoon. &C..
ffsh: Herrinas-Nertn Carolina No. cut. 10
lima roe. IN half ,arrels. ss@ss. so. Maes.re,.
No: Bay s FIG; Nc 2. 10 barrels. 1920; 20 O.,
No. :. in D. kits. si.s7h: No. 3, si.so. ' 1'
Lard: Prime, uasrreis and :erces, 74c.; In half
barrcie, TIC. ...
.InoiasSss: Common -IIogsheads, IT, :;
herces. 1Sc. barrels, lst.: genuine goI4en syr.a
ah9d5c. ? saalon: New Orleans, prime. 4o@s65e.
taxed: sac.: !. eksssc:: shs.: extra G, go;
soap: Common, .5@7c.; Jest washing. 7x@s
toilet 15920c.: and fancy prices: conntry,4eGo, :;
imperial, sI.1o@sI.6e; gunpowoer. sl.4SGl.7.
Tor strictly choice.
Hides. Leather. &c.
Efdes: Green. 4@5c.: drv salted. Dtal1c.: ar:
fnt. 13Gl4c.; wet salted, 6h@7c.; wet aalted calf
Leader: Sole leather. oak. so@s5c.: sole Ieathe,
hemlock. l53G23c.: couErrT uprer. 3OEl50c.; CT!
dnish. 1920. = foot; kin 4uG75c. a ID. harness
Country. 259I30: city finish. S0aG35c. e TO-; calf
SIZES, french. SIs,Sl.a0 p b. rouGn sSirtni
iron. Steel. Nails. &c.
IRON: American renned. Ola Ocm;sien- e-10a
93c. = 10: EG:l:sh and American qhec.. &c
PC; s"sdes: hammered, 5&e; hoop, 4&as tg.
Iron: VrE;nia c9ai.b,est Charcoal s2sst.
llraCte. S2GaiS22: West Virginia COKE. 81 maD' .
FdhS: Old Dominion. 1929 in wholesale los
per kcp, standard.
4Ec. p 10.
Sone: Manila. hest. 14@l5c. iute, s@9c.
Rags: Aixed cotton, 1ae.; white, 2'ac.; Hooiiep
LIQUORS. Wines. &c.
Ale: scntcn, best brands, pmts .2@s2,25 y
8randisa. Domestic. sl.25as2: fruit. 81. l0a
sl.4U; annie. new: si.35GsS; cid, S2Z59$s;
Kue Ktiskeus: Medium, sl.5 c@s2: pure clio. %
9s4; Virginia mountain, new, S2Gab2.BU, Nd
S2.5 0GS350 and UPWARDS.
Gin domestic. 81 .25Mf2: imported, 80 Y case
EeW England Rum: S1.5od3l.60.
Rectiaed Ehisksvs: Market duiet; proof II 20
Lumber. slaves. &c.
E.,7nbsr: White oak, 81 3@Sl5 n ZOO: WesterT
Virginia nonar. el4MG25 "a LOCO; white nint
Sl1: jo!st t9@Sl l. according to lengths. Shngies
Pine. Sl7j0s2.50: cynresS slx-inch. 1905
LOCO. Laths-SpIit, 81; sawed, s1.73@slso
Tnrc&: Whiskey-harrel t!rher.zreen, = SGl$2&3
] .Ooo: seasoned. S2Oa$25 Is 1000, Flour-Dsrrf
timber, S2GaS5 s l,O0U. Flour-barrel pecs, ID
| hogsheaG.hoops. zoe. = bundle.
Powder, Shot. &c.
Fuse: TOYS mining; s5cc.@sl:25 . loC fsr
Pomder: 1913 by the five kess-lesa .issp f~
Saot: Northern, 81 So a bag Of 25 It's.
| GrIndStGHeS: lIGI2%c. = ID.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

TUESDAY, September 80, 1879.
Country produce.
Apptes: 1892 Q barrel.
BeesWar: zoe. p D.
Butter: Prime to choice yellow, l5@lec.; fair
corr Heal: 6oc. p bushel for country; Csc for
Dried Fruit: Apples. 2@3hc.; peaches. peeled
4@6c.; ,nnpeeled. 2@3c.; cherries, 12@l5c. q
3D.: blackberries. 5@6c.
Egqs: In barrels, Sc; In crates, lac.
Fathers: Prime nve-goose, 35@4Oc.; common,
20@30c.
Hdy: Virginia timothy, S0c.; mixed, 65@70c.;
''S oats :i BaIed. 55@s5c.
Potat0es: irish. n barrel, $l.50@S2.25.
Lard: Country, 64M7e.
Rye: 65@70c. . bushel.
I salsd Ssr ri,9e; s 90.
Tt,ttoI7: 5G5J3c. = ~.
Wool: Washed 2SG30c.: unwashed. GOA 22c.
BURY wool will bring from TO SC. p ID less Imam
above rates.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. Sc.
Cement: Rose.dalc. $3.50 p barrel.
Lime: Agricultural S@l0c. = bushel; RockAnd.
ishinsj, Si.I5; GIenn's Falls. s5@9oc:
PLast.r: Lump: 1880; ground, IS; cslcined
' Tar: Large size, s3.25Gss.50.
Drugs, Dyestmns. Oils, &c.
1tcoicl: $3.50 a gallon. 49,,
T ESposrq8: &c.
C6chinenl: 90c. q n.
Ertydct If Log,cnoc: TIC.
Indigo: Sl&sl.1o.
OTIS: Linseed, Zoe: machine. slasl.75; sperm,
sl25: whale. tOc.: straits. 35 I43c.: Labrador
coc oil. 5OG60c.; larG. CO.,; sweet 10 ? dolen ;
lubricating, 30G5Oc; kerosene, l0c., cash, IS gal
ION.
Pnots !. Ginseng. eOc.: seseca, without top, 35@
Soda: SAL. lA@2c., in kegs; English soda, &c.
American, 3G4c.
Spirits TtrDenttns: 4oc.
Dry Goods.
Bro.on sheettnos and Shtrttngs: "A hanches.
ter, &C.,; Z Manchester. 54c.: I Manchester. 44c
"A James River. &C.; 4 James River; 5ac.;
James River. 4Sc A Graniteville. 7hc; Granite.
"a W. Cones,oga TIC. : q. Gonestoga; e.; T.. DE-
csc: Co,toa-ysrns, 9Oc.
su.ts, i2e.: "A MasonYiIie, Toe; A Rockdale.:
&C.; "A Home, eHc; Il 81 Oneida; loe;: :, a.
ayondae 7s a sGcs Fish, s M sss
DC. SIC; b. < seituate. 7c.: Melhuan, DC: Pc
:er6orougn, Axe; l0-4 Wal.ham. 27Hc.; lo-s City
BroOn DrtUs: Petersburg; 7c.; Granitevilla,
Corset Jeans: Pavoaia, 6c.i Anoskeag. 1Oc.
Dentms: Harlem. 12sc: Boston Steam Mills; &c.
mond. exc: sprague. exc: Manchester, ia
washington. 65s:. Hamilton; oSc: Merrtmack' 6SS;
sfallery 7c ;; Oriental, Pacific. &C.; Arnold,
10: Harmony. 54c: Wamsutta- 4kc-
Cambrics: Rice. 7c.: English, 5c.
Foreign Fruits and Candy.
Candy: 12h0l3c. - d.
LssOi.s: Messna. $3.50 n box
Oranges: $3.50.
49, groceries. &c. .fl s...ts
Bocors :. Shoulders, 54c.; clear rts-6ldess &c.
ribbed, exc: Virginia shoulders. 6(Go4c' VII.
glnis hog-round. 7Ge7Sc. virginia hains. iars &c
s@l0c.; small, l0@1lc-; sugar-curee, uaeanSa&sa,
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THE LATEST NEWS.
By TELEGRAPH TO The DISPATCH.

SERIOUS SHOOTING, AFFRAY 1T. THE Lou.
ISviLLE RAcEs-A LOUISIANA SHERIFF
STAMPED TO DEATH BY
!. COMMANDER BAIN---A PROMINENT Gil. RI
ICAL SUIT = PROBABLE MURDER OF A
WIDOW LADY IN CHFTTEs,ANso, n. Y.
By POISON -MYsTERIoUs DISAPPEAR.
ANCE OF A NORTH CAROLINA MERCHANT
WHILE IN BAL1lMORE-ALExAN
FAIR-THE FEVER AT MEMPaIs-FIRE AT
KEoKUK-s STORM IN ITALY;
RAILROAD TRAIN WRECKED-FAuUKEs
IN ENGLAND AND ELsEwHERE-THE
AGRARIAN DISTRESS IN IRELAND; THE
SITUATION CONSIDERED a GRAVE ONE.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, September 80. 1879.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-V White, 1854 bushels, Red, 4,2QS
bushels.
CORN Vhi:e, 294 bushels. Nired, 2lo BUSH
els.
OATS.-10 bushels.
RYE.--S bushels
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-White. 6 bushels goot' ut Sl.47: cps
bushels fair al Sl.26: 80 bushels common al 81 1t;
2.524 bushels very good at Sl.3O-total 2,S,4 8
bushels. Red. 20 bushels prime Lancaster at 81 30
10 bushels fair Lancaster at 1925: 1Q2 bushels
very good Lancaster at S1.2S; 10 bushels good
Lancasi CT nj Sl.27: 800 bushels fair Lancaster at
1926: 002 bushels mixed on private terms: 40
bushels mixed al 1923 co bushels mixed az
$l.26: 374 bushels good FuliZ mt 1928: IS bu IL
els common FultZ at sl.l5: SIS bushels very good
Fultz on private terms; 1914 bushels common Fnlz
ut Sl.1S; 100 bushels fair FuliZ at 81 22: 396
bushels very good Fnltz Il, 1925: &c bushels fair
Fntz AZ $l.20; go bushels common FHlz at
Slip; 81 bushels fair Fuilz at Sl.2l: &c bushels
common FulrZ at 81 l6: 40 bushels fair Fuz on
private terms: SO bushels good FulZ on private
terms: 100 bushels prime Fultz at S1.2G-tota
4,n1S bushels
CORN White. 172 bushels prin at 5sc.: AZ
bushels very good al SIC. 40 bushels good ~ see.
20 bushels fair a. 55c-total. PA bushels. Nired
30 bushels prime 1T 57c.; 130 bushels common ii
53r.-iOtai. ITO bushels.
RYE.-2S bushels III 71c.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER 80, 1879.
ARRIVED,

PORT OF RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER 80, 1879.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford. Norfolk, Unitrd States
mail, merchandise, and passengers, L. Il. Iltun'
agent.
schooner f. Mcrwin, Brown, New York, railroad.
Scho sner M,ry Lousherty, Wright, Philadelphia,
Goa. - Lacy. .
Schooner James l.. Maloy, AbGcn, New York,
| merchandise, Curtls & Parker.
Schooner Ann Ella, -, Philadelphia coal
/ schoontr McBeu Hall, Rockland, lime, 7. II Fl.
| lett.
| SAILED.
| Steamship Old Dominion. Walker, New York.
merchandise and passengers, q. w. Allen K Co.,
| Steamer Norfolk, Tunnlil. PhiIadelphEi, Iner
chaDdise and PASSENGERS. j.; ". aSCaraek' Zen!
Schooner Ellen and Jennie, Chapman, Tfofl-
dence, coal, Curtis 4 Parker.
Schooner Star.spaneled- Hammer, Mullen, Phla.
eeS sne a oad parIs New York
cOa'. Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Pargassett, benson, Philadelphia, slaves
Curtis Parker.
CUsToM-HoUsE REPORT.
Cleared:-German brig Edith May, Yof, with
3,sl5 raiIroad-ties, valued AZ Sl.9o7, Shipped by
John II. Bryan. & Co.
MEMORANDA.
pu11AD ELPHIA. September 27-hrriysd
Schooner Agnes Reppiier, Lloyd, from Richmond d.
NORFOLK. September 29-Ariyed: Schooners
| John Irene. Reed: Borgas tirengber: Gallego,
Nimms; and james Wallace: johnson, from Rich
BALTIMORE. September 29.~Arrtyed: Schooner
Reersheba MrCalIy, from Petersburg, Va.
Schooner Edna HARDWOOD, Moore, hence at New
York September 2S1h.
.---.- CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Philadelphia September 9Th, schooner j.
s. Hewitt Adams.
NOTICE TO MARINERS. ar.
The buoy on the south point OF Goat isl4nd, In
Newport harhor, has broken adrft ami wants being
replaced, It Is ! very important buoy III coming
into harbor.
By Telegraph.
NEW YORK, September 30.-Arriged: Morgan
City, Benefac:or, State of Texas. Arrived OUT
Illyslan. Homeward bound: Ferdinand, Brunn,
Tor Pensacola; Lydia. SkoeBcid, AID Forest Essie
for New Orleans; knihinia- for New Orleans;
Irene, for Wilmington; Cycero, for Beaufort.
HAyRE, September 2e.-Arriyed: Bark Agnes,
from Richmond. $50
Fort MONROE. September 30.-The Norwegian
barGs Braziiiera and Jarl have proceeded 10 Rich
mond.
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CHECKED IN THEIR ADVANCE BY

Sthe speedy action of Hostetter'S Biters, dyspcp-
sia nervous ndissosition constipation. and bilious
complaints cease to harass the invalid. That they
will instantly give ground is not pretended, but no
medical fact is c. rtaiD, or avouched by more
competent testimony, than that these maladies, and
others to which 1t Is adapted. entirely sHccumb TO
the influence Of the medicine II It be given fair
trial. Their total, If not instant rout, Is certain to
easue Losses Of strength are repaired, aud failure
OF appetite and nerve quietude are remedied by the
Bitters and as the stomach grows stronger and as
simllation is aided by Its action gain In flesh will
follow. Ladies In delicate health, aged persons and
conyalescents, derive bodily and mental soace from
It's use. aud experience none Of the repugnance
which ordinary tonics frequently inspire. The en-
phatic recommendation Of physicians confirms the
verdict In Its favor. &C 1-W.(w.jF,&M
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FUNDS on HAND AT MEMPHIS TO LAST FIFTEEN
DAYS.
MEMPHIS, September 30.-Mrs. Bacon,
wife OF David Bacon, died last night.
The secretary OF the Towards, at IL meet
ing held last night, stated that the daily en-
penses were about 5000. The funds on
hand will last fifteen days unless the fever
continues to spread into the adjacent conn-
try.
THREE NEW CASES YESTERDAY MORNING.
MEMPHIS, September 1910 4. M.-Tbrec
new cases were reported this morning
Sister Agnes and two colored persons. The
undertakers report three iuterments-Mary
Bacon, Mrs. Martha Milburn, and L. WIN
ston Che last named colored). Mrs. Mil
burn is the mother of Thomas Fl. Milburn,
president OF the German National Bank.
The weather is warm and sultry.
NOON REPORT.
MEMPHIS, September 30-Noon.-Seven
more cases have been reported. Three addi-
tional deaths have occurred-Isaac LacroiX,
Charley Darois, and John Pettis. Mrs.
Prestldge continues to improve. Sister
Agnes, whose maine is reported among the
new cases to-day, came from st. Louis three
weeks ago, and has been attending the sick
ut the city hospital, where she now lies Ill.
NIGHT REPORT.
MEMPHIS, September 0.-Seventeen cases
In aIl-ten white and seven colored-were
reported to-day. No more deaths have &C.
Cured.
The two colored companies will be re-
lieved from patrol duty tomorrow. To-
night they were paid $1,000 donated as a
gift by the Committee Of Safety, who also
provided each member with ten days ra-
tiOnS.
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A 5ud,cIn1 Fnsuuct,on wantea

MEMPHIS. September 30.-Superintendent
OF Quarantine johnson, through Solicitor
Gordon, to-day served a notice on Hon. J.
s. Galloway, special Judge, and n. W.
Spears, DR., that he would on the LIST instant
move for an Injunction to restrain the said
Galloway from acting as special Judge OF
the Circuit Court OF Shelby county, and N.
W. Spears. Jr., from acting under any of
the fats. orders, or DEGREES OF said Galloway
while acting as special judge, &c.
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The Genital System .

NEW YORK, September 30.-rhe Produce
Exchange to-day, at the request OF the grain
trade, adopted resolutions postponins TIL
january 1st the going into effect OF the
GENITAL system, so far as regards the grain
trade. The GENITAL system goes into effect
tomorrow in provisions and other trades.
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CaNFEGTKDNERHEs. dc.

DURE CANDIES.-I ana manufactu ing
i dsily my ininitable pure crushed sugar ola e
IFIED FLINT CANDIES. / make better CAN
DIES for wholesale purposes than any house Ia this
perfectly pure and no adulte.
rati0ns. We don't use sly gncos grcpe-sugar. tara:
siba-nothiag but pure sugars: IL is more highly
Favored. whiter brighter. drnef, aud IS warranted
10 stand drin many climate. Il 3. u Lii
- ' LOUIS Il, BoSslEG xG ;s nsa 6
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Rt,OTs.. SHOES. &c.

VIZ b. DREW, No. 90S MAIN@ 6F
w street, Manufactured or Gentlemen's
Fine Hand Made BOOTS, SHOES and GAIN ~
TIERS, offers special induce Snenta 70 cash -
buyers. TO order, Fine French alt Boots 80; FINE
French Calf CATERS, IS so. Why send your money
abroad when yon get better rice ana TOT less
money by purchasing HOME. MADk GOODS!
Special attention 10 orders by mail. Sc slim
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SHENANDOAH EALLEY.-It is stated on
SOU authority that by recent arrange
aneat more than 50 900, 900 baye been Sc
" WI! Tor the Shenandoah Valley railroad,
w.. nn'e Gu VIII insure its early completion to
.ue chesapeake and Ohio road at one end
I s"s !" connection with the Western Mary.
~ Hau al the other. Thirty miles OF the line
nnshed, and cars running over il daily.
naa9 miles more are nearly ready for the
cm,. :. Inc money all comes from northern
L,ys' and from $500, 900 to 5000, 900
wbe, Ieady been expended. This road,
wIt completed, will make connection
low, lug Baltimore and Ohio at Charles
dysvvaaa a Dufield. In virginia, and q. Kee-
en-. 10 Observation-Disclosures Ameri-
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The Turf.
LOUISVILLE RACES.

LOUISVILLE, September 30.-In the third
race-13 miles-Ben Hill won; Glenn Sc
cond, and Buckner third. Time, 2:3s4.
In the fourth race-1t miles-Victim
won; Goodnight second, and Short-Line
third, Time, 1;56.
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The Alexandria and Fairfax FAIR.

ALEXANDRIA, September 30--The Alex
andria and Fairfax Agricultural Associa-
tons Fair opened to-day, and was great
success, the attendance numbering 1900
peIsons. The display is excellent, espe-
cIally horses and cattle. The Arabian stall
lions Of General Grant are on exhibition.
There was a grand firemen's parade and
tournament during the afternoon.
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rrUTT,S HAIR DYE.-GRAY HAIR or
l. WHISPERS changed to GLOSSY BLACK by q
single application Of this DYE, 1t imPsrtS q
Natural Color, acts Instanane0usly, ard Is rs
Harmless IS spring- water. Sold by druggists or
sent by express on receipt Of II; ,,r ru,U vopK
OFFICE, 35 MURRAY SIREEi, NEW 1ohh.
49, - fsu l5-eodtFe19l
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Escape Of Prisoners from Fauquier
Jail.

Especial telegram TO the DIspatch]
WARRENToE, Va, September 3d.. T.
Armstrong, sentenced to seven years in the
penitentiary for killing William Boyle
(tramp) in August 1878, and Mildred a..
Brownskin, a woman about twenty.eight
years Of age. awaiting trial under indict-
ment for infanticide, escaped from Fau-
quier jail about O'Clock this morning.
They had false keys to unlock the cells, and
cut through two stone walls, each over two
feet in thickness.
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BY Telegraph,
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK, September 30.-Nosn.-Stocks strong.
Money on call, sac per cent Exchange Long,
4slk: short, 4S34. State bonds dull. Governments
strong. -
Ersning.-Money firm at 6G7 per cent E:s-
change firm at 4Sl4Gn4s2. Governments weak
and lower; new SIS, 1903; AZ per cents, l05k
per cents, 1929 States dull.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, September 30-Virginia 6's, con-
soils, 59S; second series, 2Sis: past due coupons,
SlA; new, 10-40's, 50ia. Bid to-day.
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Damages Awarded.

ALEXANDRIA, September 30.-Eight thou
sand. dollars was awarded to-day against
Reverdy J. Daingei field in the Circuit Court
for being accessory to the shooting and
manning Of D. c. Thompson q year ago,
when Thompson was shot by George W.
Harrison.
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A Missing Merchant.

BALTIMORE, September 3O.-J. B. War
rem, merchant from North Carolina pur-
chasing goods in this city, nysterlously dis
appeared yesterday morning. 1t is stated
that he had 81 800 on bis person.
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suing for Divorce.

HARTFORD. COM, September 30.-His
wife sues j. 3. r.. Walker for divorce.
Walker has been pronfDs emit divine. Emf.
nent counsel has been engaged and the mat
ter attracts much attention. Mrs. Walkers
grounds are abuse and infdelity.
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CONSTIPATION.

Only with regularity of the bowels can perfect
health lie enjoyed. If the constipation is OF recent
date u sln: dose of TUFTS PILLS will suffice.
but If 1t has become habiual one Pill should be
taken every night. gradually lessening the fire.
quency Of the dose until 4 REGULAR daily movement
Is obtained, Which will soon 1. How.
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Rev. r. f. Osgood, New York. says: +
~ have had Dyspepsia, Weak Stomach, and Ner.
yousness. I never had any medicine to do me so
much good as TUFTS PILLS. They are Is good
Is REPRESENTED" -. -
OFFICE, 35 MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
fan l5.eodtFe19I
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Va. bn ~. d., "a; Chiles, formerly OF Manchester,
for soms w" ,n mas been residing In this city
bis rs,idsn months past, is about to change
goins =, I've We updesst he intends
be pson ~ a - this week, which place
folk ypp isas.I 70 make bis future home.--Nor-
a mint a'ore or New York is likely to have
ment mt 3, lsu,a'dlng operadops Of the Govern RS
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Personal.
ESPECIAL telegram to the Dispstch.1

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, VA, September 30.-R. e.
Grand Commander James G. Balm, OF the
knights Templar of Virginia, leaves here
on Thursday morning for Richmond on his
annual visitation tour to the various COM
manderies OF the State.
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KEoKUK, iowa, September 30.-An in:
cendiary fire has destroyed the st. Louis and
Northwestern railroad round-house. Four
locomotives were damaged. Loss, 10000.
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2. T. HUFF is appointed postmaster at
Turtle Rock, Floyd county, Va. uice Jacob
+. Helmns, moved away. William T. Wi
ley is appointed postmaster at Grimm's
Landing, Mason county, w. Va, uice Petcr
GRIMM, moved away.
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Aquatic

ROCHESTER, n. Y, September 30.-It is
officially announced that the Hanlan-Court-
neg race will possibly occur October 18th
on Chautauqua lake.
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Political.
MAss-NEETISG IN NORFOLK.

MASS-HEETISG IN NORFOLK.
Especial telegram TO the Dispat ch.l
NORFOLK, VA, September 30.-There was
another large and enthusiastic Conservative
meeting here tonight. Speeches were de-
livered by Senator Johnston, Major Daniel,
and W. W. Berry. The city is thoroughly
stirred up. I will send full account Of
the meeting by mail.
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Strike In Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, September 30.-The various
trades-unons succet ded in getting about
! two thousand men on strike yesterday.
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DR.. |. Guy Lewis, Fulton. Ark, says:
after practice of twenty five years, pronounce
TUFTS PILLS the best anti-Lilous medicine ever
made"
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Fiour.

zine. s3.5G@S4; superf1e, 1915: axtrs. 1871
MS5.50; colnmoR FAMILY, T5.75mSG; isEc.
bran -a 16GS7.
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ENMAN LINE sS-S-H.,
d MD DOMtMiUN >TEhHSHlP - GfsgE.
~ COMPANY. -SsdsySaaS

TIL: empan3 VIII c:spltcn one Il tnel- a?'r@ttR
st,a.n,era--0LD D'DMlN!pN, "IA%OXF. EAhG
TELL. and HITIiNp%D- TtE>:.t.9
FRIDAY. AID SUNDAY 1T Aig' watcr.
Th-ze ships are entirely new, and were bulls
pr;ssIy for ta!S r0rt-.
They we splendid saloons, Siate-roolhs, ar: Sa.o
raam.s.
The fare, Recommendations, and attcn .om; a.e a.ss
SUPPRESSED.
ShIps going north land nj Pier 81. North Iisyr
foot uf Beach street. SHIPS coming south sail faiC
Pier 40, North river, foot of Christopher street.
Fr.ien. received uns.' ) :. VI. caiiy.
Frelgns Tor ponlS teyuBo New f6Ek for~ar1sf
with dispatch, end no charge made EXCEPT acisr III
penseS incurred.
Cabin far. TO New YORK. OLE Stcqrage, IS sns
se.
FOR further In formation apply 20
GEORGE W. ALI EN- s CO., AgeH:s.
mylo Office inlnranv's whdrv.S RGcS~tsI
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HEADS. $3.50 to SO per ream, at
ID The DISPATCH PRlMTlNG-R0VSB5
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= lchh ~ NIIltIrhfylah-sR
hAND LriF SAPEAKE RAlLRO 40.
NERO lANTS AND MINERS TRANSPORTED
TIO< COMPANY,
It Du.i-frcight route between Richmond w.
an Hostnn Providence. an'! all New England citu.t.
steamers leave " EST POINT, VA. On each
WEDNESDAY AMI SATURDAY nj IL noon cces-
Meeting with trains from RICHMOND.
Steamers arrive NJ WEST POINT on cac, TJP.Sa
! DAY and FRIDAY.
Direct shipments from Boston ria Boston as.g
| Providence Railroad ciu West Point Va.
| H. 7. DOUGLAS, Superintendent
ID. GROSEE, General Agent. ap3