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SPOTSYLVANIA.

KILLED ny A HORSES KTCK-NARRow EsCs RI
PROM DEATH-PREvALENCE or FEVER AMI
MEASLEs-THuMB CUT oFP-DEArH OF A
wELL-KNowN CITIZEN or LOUISA COUNTY
WHEAT CROP PROsPEcT--NEGRO CUTTING
sCRAPE.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispateh.l
TwYMAS's STORE, July 20, 1880.
A few weeks since Mr.. Eli Jones was
Kicked on the leg by horse and the bone
fractured; bus being very energetic man
he continued TO attend TO business withou,
calling in doctor, until he began to suffer
very much. GaDgrene had then set In. and
he died In great agony, after lingering fof
about ten days. He was good citizen, and
his funeral was largely attended.
A negro boy had his scalp spill. open by a
circular saw at Halladay's mill the other
day. II was promptly sewed up and is now
nearly well.
Sickness Is very prevalent in this section
now. TyphOid-feyer is raging, and there
have been quite number OF deaths. Mca-
sles Is also prevailing to great extent. and
several persons have died-most of them
negroes. Both diseases are BOW thought 10
be on the wanc.
While aiding in moving a threshing-ma-
chine, Mr.. James r. Hillman had his left
thumb mashed nearly off day before yester-
day. 1t is a very painful wound.
Yesterday while driving up some cattle
Mr. n. A. Ware met with an accident which
will probably result in death. 1t appears
that be was heading of yeariing calf, when
il tried to run by him and butted against a
fence rail, which struck Mr.. Ware in the
breast or stomach, knocking him down. lie
did not feel much hurt at first only Jared
but presently he began 10 suffer much pain
and finally great agony. Three doctors
were sent for. and RENDERED him all the aid
in their power, but considered his case q
hopeless one and beyond their skill, except
to alleviate his pain 10y opiates. They con-
>lder the trouble to be introyersion Of the
iDtestines.
Saturday night the negroes had fair, or
! festival, near their church and got into q
row, in which five were cut with razor
/ by one OF their number, Ralph BoXly. Jim
Spencer was very severely hurt, his band
| being nearly cut off. One other negro was
badly cut across the back. The guilty
party has run OIL to avoid arrest and pun
lshment.
The wheat crop has been almost all
thrcshed out, and is small yield and OF
poor quality. The corn is very fine, and II
The season continues favorable as hitherto q
large crop Will be made.
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Too Many Suits.

New YORK. July 3l.-In consequence OF
numerous suits OF personal damage and loss
OF cargo begun against the Long Island,
North Shore and Passenger Transportation
Company, which owned the il-fated steamer
Seawanhaka, the company to-day filed a
petition in the United States District Court
under the limited liability act OF the United
States statutes, and prayed for the appoint
ment Of trustee. Judge Choate granted
the petition, and appointed United States
Commissioner John A. Osborne as trustee.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
M TELEGRAPH TO THE DISPATCH.

BRANsCOM, THE JAcKsoNvILLE FLA.l
BoND.MAN, INQUIRED AFTER BY MAJOR
poE-TERRIBLE MORTALITY RELATED
FROM sTARvATioN-sARAToGA RACES
FIRE IN NEW Characterization OF
MRS. sEGUiN, THE PRIMA DoNSA-vIR-
GINA EXHIBITORS At THE AUSTRALIAN
ExPosITIoN-RACJNG NoTEs-CONGREs-
SIGNAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AR
REST OF ALLEGED MURDERERs IN GEoR-
GA; MILITARY CALLED INTO USE TO
PREVENT THEIR REsCUE-DR. TANNER
WEAKER AND RESTLESS; HIS THIRTY
SIXTH DAY BEGUN-DEATH OF AN ARCH.
sTRUCTIvE sToRMs-THE RELATIONS BE-
TWEEN BELGIUM AND THE VATICAN, &C.
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by Telegraph.

VIEW YORK.
NEW YORK, july l.-Eocn.--Stocks irregular.
Money on call. 2M2k per cent. EXchinge-
Long 4S2; short. 4S44. state bonds dul Gov
ernmenls unchanged.
Ecenlng.-Money, 2@ZS per cent. Exchange,
4S2@iSZH. Governments strong: new IS, lO3A;
AZ per cents, HE; per cents, 1904. States
WALL STREET YESTERDAY.
NEW YORK. July 31.-The POSTS financial ar
ticle says: The attendance at The stock Exchange
to-day Is, usual on Saturdays In The summer,
small. Investment securities continue strong aud
advancing. The stock market opened at a fraG-
lional Il, cline and was heavy In the first hour IL
then became strong. aud is so as we write.
prices heng at or near The highest Of The day.
Rock Island has advanced 10 1874 Nquiya-
lent to 227 .ol The Oh stock, and Illinois
Central 10 lll}. New York Central remains at
about 1872. Union Pacific has sold at 93tM98k'
Mict igar Central 96s. aud Burlington and Quincy
i24AMl25. The principal dealings have been la
Erie, Northwest, Milwaukee and IT. Paul, Wa
bash, -. Paul and Omaha. and the coal stocks. In
The Elevated railroad stocks Metropolitan has
been feytrlsh, opening 81 50. decline OF 2 per
cent., falling to seK. aud being 90 as we write
per cent. on call, 2G4 per cent. on time loans, dht
3%@4lf per cent. on prime mercantile paper,
The following quotations were current to'da,y
states AZ per cents fiI.@IiiA; District OF GO
umhia s65's, 00s sales: New jersey Central. 76},
ohio and Mis;ssippi, 349; Erie, 49, Michig ,ta
shore, 109ai Northwest, 90: Northwest prefer
red, ll5; Iron Mountain, $685. Rock Island; l22
ST. Louis and Pacific. AZ: Wabash, II. Louis am
Pacific preferred, Tx; Kansas and Texas. 80
Western Union Telegraph, lO7h; e.. {. and J. {.
l7ls: Pacific Mail, 6s%.
Ngw YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK. July 3l.-The weekly statement OF
the associated banks Issued to- day shows the follow
ing changes: Loans increase, T3.26l 800: specie
decrease. 81 ,02l 200: legal tenders increase
$3.50, 100; deposits increase, f36o,OOO; cir
culation increase, $4,000; reserve decrease
The banks now hold s15.s42,375 in excess Of
legal requirements.
BALTINORF.
BALTIMORE, July 3l.-Virginia g.. deferred
81: cunsols, 5Z.: past-due coupons. So; new
l0.4O's, AN; 1O-40's, coupons, 93. BID 10 day.
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10 fair aeinsnd sad aru. 1t tfl,5O. Lard sttSdy
aud ~ 1000 demand q =! 50. Bai.'asSs: ss;iys
and shade bighss shoulders: t4.56 RIB, f162x (;
sides, ~. BACON stronger; sh0pldsrs, $3.50 RIB,
1880: sides. 1915. SnSaf.cured hams armkv at
s11mslx. Whiss<y active ste1.07.
ST. LOUfh.
Sr. LOUIS. duly 3l.-rIour steady and uns
changed. Wheat lover for cash, options better;
No. . RID fat. 9OMpgtc. cash. 90kM9 lhc. July,
s9Sas9tc. A. eusi ska esxc sepiember s6kfS
s?c; ne,, Ger. ss%sssc,f ~ The year; No. red fsl
S4m S51c.. according 10 lbcaiioD; No red fall. 81
ms2Sc. rorneasier 81 84E<534kc. cash, SAC. July,
34sc. August. 3f46e34tr. sep,ember, 33kr. Octo-
ber. Oats lower ~ 22A22kc. cash. 23c. July.
Mhlskey steady at 81 0S. Fork higher; jobbfpg,
Al5.23n sl5 ~. Lard strong at e7.25 ssked.
Bulk nomnoilJ unchanged. Bscos qaiet
shoulders. 1919; clear rib, 1928; ear aides,
fS.45M4S.o0.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, hSy 3l.-Fiour Armer. Wheat n,
fair demand hut LIVER and unsettled: No. q Chf-
cago spring, 00Ar. cash ard July Sstc August
e6xc. september No. q Chicago spFag. la s3hc.
Corn fairly scfive and shade higher at 3Jc. cssh
and Juy; 33Ac. august and September; rejected,
SAKE. Oats inactive and lower nc csc. cash and
July; 22xc. Aussst and september. Pork In fair
demsad and lower VI flf.50@e11. Lard insc,iyc
and lower NJ 1928. BsIk -mest;-Should,rs, t4.75;
short rib $40; short clear. t7.65. Whisky quiet
at Sl.0e.
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Justice OF the Peace Killed.
POLIIICAE.
Congressional Nominations

CINCINNATI, July 31.-The Democratic
Convention at Hil,boro' nominated John
p. Leedom, OF Adams county, on the three
hundred and fifty.nintb ballot, for Congress
in the Seventh district Of Ohio.
PITTsToN, PA, July 31.-The Greenback
party OF the Twelfth district to-day nomi-
mated Mr.. d. W. Connolly, OF Scranton, fol
Congress.
DAYTON, OHIO, July 31.-The Democratic
Convention OF the Fourth district to-day
nominated Hon. John a. Mcmahon as the
Democratic candidate. Mr.. McMahon wa;
notified OF the fact, and came to the Con
vention, making speech positively de
clining the nomination. The Convention
again nominated him and then adjourned
sine die. Mr.. McMahon's declination Il
generally regarded as final, so that anothei
convention will probably be called TO noml
nate Democratic candidate.
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MOVEMENTS OF ARCHBISHOP GIBBONS AND
Party Baltimore Sun. l-Archbishop
Gibbons, with Revs. b. j. McManus, John
Foley, and Alfred A. Curtis, who left Balti-
more April 22d for Rome, will return to
this country in the steamship City OF Ches.
ter, which leaves Liverpool August oath.
They will therefore reach Baltimore early
in September. The Archbishop is now in
London, and before going thithcr he spent
some weeks in Paris. He also visited
Brussels, Mayence, Antwerp, and Amster-
dam, spending several days in June at the
last-named city with relatives OF Vicar
General Janssens, of the Diocese OF Rich
mond, Va. In that city be received visit
from Bishop Kahn, OF Wheeling, ard his
secretary, Rev. f. O'Connor, who had left
home for visit TO the Pope shortly after
the Archbishop. While in Rome the Arch
bishop was admitted to several interviews
with Pope Leo, who also received the other
members OF his party.
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Accident 10 James s. Redid. Esq.


The mail-carrier from Martinsvlle to this
city Friday night brought information that
a horse attached to a buggy in which Hon.
James S. Redd, Democratic electOr for this
district, and Mr.. George Reamy, son OF DR..
Reamy, OF Henry, were riding, became
frightened and ran Oft near Irisburg,
throwing Mr.. Redd out, and very painfully
bruising him about the face aud head and
knocking out several OF his front teeth. His
injuries were reported to be, although sc.
we're and painful, not dangerous. Mr..
Reamy escaped unhurt.
The accident to Mr.. Redd is particularly
TO be regretted at this iuncture, as 1t may
probably materially interfere with his work
as a canvasser for Hancock and English, in
which capacity his efforts already made have
shown him to be valiant and efficient
champion.
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NO SUMMER TOURISTS.

i O..
Persons intending spending the summer sessonin
The country or at the watering-plsces should pro-
vide themselves with the necessary rem, dies and
apparatus which cannot be had outside OF city
VIZ:
PATENT POCKET-sTovEs, for heating tea
milk food, &C.:
PATENT Wax NIGHT-LIGHTS, which burn
READY. MADE MUsTARD-PLAsTERs which
are always ready, and act In three minutes;
SOFT RUBf5ER AlR.PlLLOWs and CUshioNo
MEDICINE CLASSES.
rs and sPONGE-BtGS,
UNIVERSAL sfRlN6Es,
VALENTINES MFAT-JUICE, - 80. .,,.
VAIFNTiNE'S MEAT.JUICE WITH GLfCE-
RINE,
JOHNSTON's FLUID BEEF,
LIEI:iG's SOLID EXTRACT BEEf,
LIEBiG'S LIQUID EXTRACT BEEF;
PAPOliA, entire wheat food, for infants;
IMPERIAL GRANUM, food for Infants;
NESTIE'S LACTfOCS FARlSA,
GERBER'S MILk-FOOD,
PREPARED RICE FLOUR,
PREPARED SCOTCH DAT MEAL,
PREPARED BARLEY FLOUR,
SWISS CONDENSED MILK.
LIQUID RENNET,
DIsINFECTING SOAPS, to prevent eontagon;
and all reli,be medicines, new remedies, aud appa-
ratus, 10 be had OF
MEADE 4 BAKER, Druggists.
OLE east Main street,
TELEPHONE MESSAGES PROMPTLY AT.
TENDED TO. my IL
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ACCOMAC.

DEMOCRATIC MEETING-DELEGATEs APPOINT
ED-GESERAL BEALE ESDORsED-THE RE-
ADJUsTERs IN Favor OF TIE DEMOCRATIC
ELECTORAL TICKET.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch]
JULY 81, 1880.
The Democratic party, composed 81 Re.
adiusters and Debt.Payers, had a political
meeting yesterday In the COURTHOUSE.
Delegates were appointed TO the Tappahan-
mock Convention TO be held on the 10th OF
August.
A resolution war unanimously passed APP
proving the course OF General Beale in the
present Congress.
Steps were taken to organize the Demo.
cratic party and get out the vote at the
coming election, and good work will no
doubt be done. The Rexdjusters are as
much In the fight as the DebtPayers. Such
reliable and staunch Readiusters rs james
X. Hickman, John X. Drummond, Captain
George y. West, james Il. Fletcher, j. ID.
Psrson, and many others too numerous to
mention, are IN their regular places With sht
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THE TURF.
Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, July 3l.-1he weather was
warm but pleasant, and the track in good
condition and attendance fair. In the
first race-one mile-Girofle won; Dan
Sparkling second, Warfield third. Time,
la.
In the second race for maiden two-year
olds-fye furlongs-Monne Lizzie won
Zingara second, Mable third. Time, l:O34
In the third race-summer handicap
sweepstakes, open to all ages, one and
half miles-Luke Blackburn won: Juniata
second, General Flullyss third. Time
2:39.
In the fourth race-mile and quarter
Lottery won; Charley Gorham second
Terror third. Time, 2:14.
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HORRIBLE ACCIDENT Martinsyille Her
dd.1-On Tuesday morning OF last week
four men-two by name OF Craddock, one
named Drewry Martin, and the other John
Roberts-who lived in the western part OF
Rockingham county, n. c., and near the
Henry line, went out for the purpose OF
looking at the damage done to their crops
by the storm OF the previous evening, and
on their return home with some wood an
old tree standing on the roadside suddenly
fell and caught Zacharah Craddock and
Martin, killing Craddock instantly and IA
tally wounding Martin, who died OF his in
juries on Friday last. Roberts was slightly
hurt, the remaining Craddock escaping en-
tirely.
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Awards 10 yirginians at Australian
EXpOsitiOn.

WASHINGTON, July 31.-The State Depart
ment has received list OF names Of United
states exhibitors at the Sydney Interna-
tional Exposition. There were 223 exhibit
tors from this country, and 2SS awards
made to them. The relative order OF merit
is: First degree OF merit tspecial) . :;
"Firs; degree OF merit; "higbly COM
mended"; commended" and honora-
bly mentioned" Among those who re-
ceiyed awards IRE Messrs. I. c. Williams
Il Co., of Richmond, VA, first degree OF
merit (speciaD, and Watson d McGill, Of
Petersburg, Va, commended.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
To The Arctic Sens.

PERJLOUs TINES RELATED-TERRlBLE NOR
TALLY FROM STARVATION.
NEW YORK, July 3l.-A San Francisco
sncciaI saws: A report Of the progress OF
the United states revenue-cutter Thomas
Corwin to the Arctic seas as Il reliei.shp to
find the missing whalers Mt. Wollaston and
Vipilant has Just reached here by the ar
rival OF the Alaska Commercial Company
steamship Dora, which LETT Onalaska for
This port on the 18th instant. a number
Of Whaers were boarded in the Arctic, but
nothing could be learned Of the missing
whalers OF the jeanette. Captain Boulder,
Of the bark Helen Mar, who was the last to
see the Mt. Wollaston and (igilant, on De-
tober 10th, north OF Herald Island, with
omen water northward, neither being pro-
yided with winter supplies, and not being
very seaworthv, thinks they are lost, and
and so do all the whalemen with whom the
Corwin had conversed.
II. Newman, agent OF the Alaska Com
mercial Company at st. Michaels, arrived
with the Dora last evening. lie speaks en-
couraginyly to those interested In the jea-
nette, as he thinks Captain Delany would
reach Wrangel land before the severity OF
winter began, and they would be sae' as
CAPTAIN Delany intended. lie was iully
provided for overland travel and explofa-
lion. Mr.. Newman sees no reason TO anti
cipate disaster 10 the expedition. VI The
safety of the whalers he is not quite so SAN
puine. still he hopes for their rescue, 10 as
certain the truth or obtain contradiction oil
the reported starving Of natives OF st. Law
renee islands. When CorwiD crossed the
North Behring sea the inhabitants had csen
| In - st.rv;no condition for two years. The
first village was entirely deserted. The se
cond, some miles distant, presented fright
full scene Of desola,ion; not living being
was to be seen; the dead lay UNMARRIED or
the hiIlsides and in their beds lust as the!
had expired. Further westward, at Norti
Game similar spectacle was witnessed
At first it was thought there had been al
endemic, but there is no doubt there wa
sheer Starvation, from which from 200 t
500 persons died. Happily whale wa
caught, and the lives oil the remnant o
the settlement were preserved.
1 nIao
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A SINGULAR ENDOwMENT.-The State
University at Athens, Ga, has received a
singular endowment. An eccentric gentle
and not an alumnus-
bestowed by deed the sum OF $1,000 on
the University, coupling the gift with the
condition that the money should be invested
for and during the lives Of twenty-one per-
sons. all children, whose names are given
in the deed, the interest to be compounded
annually till the last one dies, and twenty
one years and nine months thereafter. IL
is calculated that the gift Will not be avaia
BILE for about ninety-siX years, at which
time the fund will amount to some $780,
600,
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Democrats General Mahoue's ticket has
support Ia but two localities and will not
greatly effect The usual majority given by
the county. IL Is reported that Mr.. j..
w. Wolff, Republican nominee for Con-
gress IN this district, win probably retire
from the fcld and allow Malone capdi-
date 10 oppose the Democrats alone. II
this Is so, what prompts ity
We have had an abundance OF rain since
Thursday last, which has revived the
parched.up vegetation. u.
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The bids will 0e opened a, the time above named
In the presence OF the Committee on Finance Of the
Cts Council.
THESE bonds will be issued under authority OF q
resolution of the Council Of the city Of Rich.
mond approved June 10, 1850, 10 proyiGd funds for
the construcl ION OF new pumps for thu cry Wafer
Works, and will bear Interest al The rate OF per
centum per annnm, PAYABLE semi annnAHyin Jasu-
arY and July at he Ot1ce OF the City Treasurer.
They are redeemable at The pleasure Of the city
Council any time after tho lst day Of July 800,
and viii be for OF 500, orany multiple there
Of Provision has been made for the payment OF the
January. 1881. interest these bonds out OF the
revenues of the current year.
The bonds under this loan will be delivered to bid
ders ut The following dates-yiz s5p,OOoin Au-
gust, $50 900 I'm September. s5O.0O0ln October,
sI90 900 I'm November, and slOO.0J0 IN Deeem-
ber. 1850. payments TO be made at the time OF the
delivery OF the bonds.
Bidders must specify the months IN which they
desire the bonds delivered: otherwise, the bids VIII
be- taken for delivery st The option OF the Finance
Committee. $500 ...ooo.
BIDS must be endorsed, " Bids for the s36o'o0o
3 per cent. louD."
No bid which Is less than par aud accrued Interest
| TO da'e Of delivery viii he considered.
vhe Committee Finance reserve the risk 10
| re iect any and all bids for these bonds
| j. I. ELLYf0E,
yl6.td Chairman Committee on Finance.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, July 81, 1880.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White 1,224 bushels. Red, pl.0O0
bushels OF which 40, bushels were re-exbiblted.
CORN White, $50 bushels.
OATS.-5S bushels.
BUCKwIIEAr-l6 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, "a bushels very good at 81 .15;
80 bushels damp at Sc; l26 bushels good az
SLIP; 80 bushels very good AT sl.1f 20 bushels
good at STA 40e bushels common AZ l.06; 400
bushels very good at = IA la bushels good al
sl.15: 26 bushels good al Sl.l3-tolal, l,224 bush
els. Rcd. 100 bushels very good Lancaster At
SLID IL bushels very good Lancaster 1T fl.l4 :;
10 bushels very good Lancaster AZ II D; 20 bush.
Lancaster nj :l.l5; 224 bushels good Lancaster ~
Sl.l5 $50 bushels good Lancaster AZ rl.lf; 90
bushels damp Lancaster oe at si;o9; Az bushels
ter at S1.O5: SO bushels good mixed at si.l2;
2IS bushels common mixed at $500; 422 bushels
good mixed at sll3; 800 bushels fair Fultz at
BLOB 100 bushels fair Fuliz at Sl.05; 81 bush
els go ID Fuliz at sl.07 70 bushels good fnilk 20
fair Fuliz at 81 03 30 heels common fuliz %
81; 50 bushels fair rultZ at LOB 81 bushels COED
futz at sl.o6; 80 bushels good fn"I at slJ3
Futz at s1.05; 80 bushels fair Fniiz al sse9
40 bushels common fuilz at Soc; es bushels eos
mon fuz at soc. AZ nusncl: common FnIE
81; 3i6 bushels good Fuz at sl.06; 2eS bGsb !
gcod Fuliz at sl.07; 100 bushels good Fhi1
Sl.0S; 400 bushels prime Fuz az II lOi ieS ~
CIs common RUIZ NJ DC. ~ Du'lti- EVon tul
a. slO7: 40 bushels lair Fulza ii %; 4 busl
els common FuliZ 40 Use; jt4 buobels iaiE fu
at 81. O3; 80 bushels good Fultz at ~ .Al / !
bushels good FufZ ~ II OF: "a bushels EtY Full
~ OF: 7O2 bushels good Fuiiz At flt IS; 3
htI hais yery GOOD FdltZ m fl.0S E9. busbe
damn Fuliz at 81 % 100 bushels very 20 ~ Fui
m II 0s . so bushels good Ful:z at 81. O5 90
bushels Tough Fuliz al 0jc. 80 bushels d'n MP Full
AZ oOc; 81 bushels very good Eullzat - 0s; 81
bushels good Fultz at sl.O7; 40 bushels e God Full
AZ III re: ISIS bushels lair Fulih al II .Oj; 81
bushels common tultZ al 81 200 nhntf Is commC
Fuliz at Soc; 100 bushels fair t1ltz 81; IL
bushels common FulZ al e0e'; l3c ishels gOo
Fnltz at sl.07: 200 busEeis CONS on Fuii2
ole total. S,4 s6 bushels.
CORN White, $50 bushels at . o..
OATs.-6 bushels winter Al f0c.
ECKWHEAT.-lG bushels al zoe.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. do,
Fi'O PHYSICIANS.

fi'O PHYSICIANS.
PATENT SEAMLESS sKIN-FITrING SHIRTS
USED WITH
DIR. sAYRE's PLAsTER.oFP PARIS JACKET
supply just received from the
ROCKFORD KNITTING COMPANY.
JBLAIR, Druggist,
Ga ao corner Broad and Ninth streets.
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ST.. LOUIS, July 3l.--The st. Louis Trot-
ting Club has beer organized with Charles
L. Hunt, the well-known turfman, fol
president; l.. A. Clark secretary. Clark Is
at present assistant secretary OF the Jockey
Club. The races OF this club Will be troll.
ted on the track Of the Jockey Club. e
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POISONED BY EATING WILD-CHERHIRs.-
T 7ide,cater Inder. 1.-Two children OF Cap
tain Hubbard, Of Tappahannock, were
poisoned last Sunday evening by eating
wild-cherries. DR.. William G.. Jeffries
was called in and administered the proper
remedies. The Younger, boy, was least
affected by the poison. The girl, about
twelve years old, was not considered out OF
danger by the attending physician Monday
morning