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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
KICHNUND, August %, 1851.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

RICHMOND, August 10, 1884,
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. 262 bushels. Red. 7,s4S bush.
els: OF which 740 bush, i were re-pxhibited.
CORN White, 15S bushels. Mired, 600 bush
els.
. oATs.-l12 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. ! 32 bushels very gooda .15
&c bushels good ut $l.10; "a bushels common al
SL05-total. 262 bushels. Red. 9S bushels good
Lancaster at SLIP; 800 bushels very good LaDcas-
ter at fl.lj: 200 bushels good Lancaster at sl13;
III bushels common Lancaster az 90c.; % bushels
common Lancaster AT 81: 60 bushels fair Lancas-
ter at Sl.05: 90 bushels common Lancaster at
bushels very good mixed at sl.l4; LOIS bushels
good mixed at Glib; ~ bushels common mixed at
81 GA: 400 bushels fair mixed nj SllO: S62 bn, h.
els very good mixed on private terms; 57S bushels
very good fuz at Sl.0S; 39S bushels fair Fultz at
tl.05; Pa bushe common Fuz AT 81 ~ bush
els fair Fuliz AT SJc.; 532 bushels fair fnliz a,
Sl.O4 .266 bushels prime Fnliz at sl.lO; 232
bushels iar Fu'tz at 1903: 7CS bushels good funz
at Sl.06: SO bushels COMMON FuZ at 07c. ESQ
bushels fair FuZ at Sl.o2; $50 bushels good
Fuiz al 81 OF: 1870 bushels common Fuliz al 95c.
SO bushels common FGlrz al 90c; 422 bushels
common Fuz on private termS-total, 1870
bushels.
CORN White, 40 bushels very good al 5Sc IS
bushels good at 57c.-tota. l5S bushels NiTtd
600 bushels very good on private terms.
OATs.-36 bushels good spring al 3Sc. 40 bushels
prim" spring al 400; SO bushels very good winter
at &c total, liz bushels.
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ALEXANDRIA.
GREAT DEMOCRATIC DEuONsTRATI0H-sP SPEECH
rs FROM GENERAL TI1ZHUGH LEE. Mr.. BAR
HOUR, BAKER z. LEE, AND OTHERS.

GREAT DEMOCRATIC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
rs FROM GENERAL TIIZHUGH LEE. Mr.. BAR
HOUR, BAKER 2. LEE, AND OTHERS.
Especial dispsseh TO the Baltimore SUM-
ALEXANDRIA, VA, August 12.-rhe Dem
ocrs:s Of Alexandria made 6se demon
sirst on to-nigl6. Many Of the houses
were Illuminated. and the headquarters oil
The VI rious clubs &ere brilliant with lights
and Handsomely decorated. The beadQuar-
tiers OF the Bscbeie<s7 CLUB and tbat OF the
Democratic Readj S<ters' Club were espe-
cially conspicuous ~ the attractive ebarac-
ter OF the decorafisas. Pictures, flags,
Grams pafsncies, and Csinese lanterns were
Handsomely arranged. and the vicinity &as
diYed win hundreds ~ iubiIsnt part saas ;.
3ise procession fell into fine about O'clock
on Washington street. ander command OF
Major Ge0sxe DuHey. aed shortly after 3
moved dowx King street in The iollowtag
order. POLES Bachelor Club. carrying
torches; musie: Alexandra Musical Asso-
citation: Cenira Conservative Club; WASH
ington DemocrAs; Conservative Re&dtust-
ers' Club, With iraDspareDeies; music;
First-wafd Hancock and EGglIsh Club,
with torches and flags: drum corps;
Secondhand Hancock and English Club,
with torches aud display a lights;
brass band; Third.Ward Hauesek aud
English Club; Fourth Hancock
and English Club; Democrats from
the counties OF Alexandria and Fairfax.
The line moved through crowded thorough
fares, amid lighted houses, whose windows
were filed 9th iadies, by King, Fairfax.
Duke. Washington, Prince, Patrick. King,
hoysl. Prince, and Washington streets. TO
The Tbird.Wsrd hsgsts0, near The Catalps
lot. where q mass.meetih.s was held add cd.
dresses delivered by Gepsrs. fiixhugb Lee,
Mr.. Barbour, Baker Y. Lee aud others,
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THE TURF.
SaratOgn Races.

SARATOGA, y. Y. August 13.-The
weather TO-DAY is clear and warm. The
track is in good condition and the attend
ance fair.
The first race was for purse OF 5000, OF
which $50 to The second horse. One mile.
The pools sold: Cinderella, $50; Terror,
S45; Harry b., s3l: Captain Wragge, $50 (;
Pacific, s25; Charlemagne, $50. Cinderella
won, with Terror second. and Captain
Wragge third. Time. l:i1l.
Second race-purse 5000; Of which S15 to
second and S25 to third horse. One mile
and half. Pools were sold as follows /:
Mamie Fields, $3.50; General Phillips,
5000; Governor Hampton, SlS5; Go Forth,
$50. General Phillips won the race; Ma
mie Fields second, and Go Forth third.
Time. 2:444.
Third rpce-purse $500; OF which $50 to
the second horse. Three quarters OF Il mile.
Pools sold Edison, 800; Sportsman, 800 !;
Catapa, $50 Glencairne, S75; Charlotte,
500; Brenda, S2j. Glencairne won /;
Sportsman second, ard Brenda third. Time,
1:2OI.
Fourth race. free handicap hurdle race /;
purse $500, OF which 80 TO second. One
mile aud half, over six hurdles. Pools
were sold as follows: Day Star, 1928 !;
Frank Short, 500. Field-Rose ana The
Stranger, S55. Day Star won; Frank
Short second, The Stranger third, and
Rose last. Time, 2 534.
Brighton Beach Races.
BRIGHTON BEACH, August l3.-ln the
first race yesterday, for two-year-olds-five
iurlongs-G ouveneur won; Sunbeam Sc
cond; Clara third. Time, 1904.
In the second racial ages, mile and a
quarter-Edwin \. won; Virgilan second :
Charlie s. third. Time, 2:17.
In the third race for all ages-mile and a
quarter oardman won Skylark second ;
Ike Bonham third. Time. 2:l5.
In the fourth race for all ages-mle and
a half, over six hurdles-Lizzie ID. won
Ohio Boy second; Shylock third. Time,
, 3:0l4.
In the fifth race, handicap, for all ages
mile and alf-lngomar won; Bayard Sc
cond; Speculation third. Tine, 2:46t.
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WANDERING 'COONs.-[Farmville Jour
nai l--Rev. John W.. White (colored), re-
siding just inside The corporation line
where il touches "Sianley Park" hearing
somewhat unusual noise in the garrett Of
hls bouse on Sunday night took Highland
proceeded TO investigate the cause thereof
and 10 his astonisbment discovered two
youNg 'cOons Teasing upon some corn
which had been stored in the garnet. The
Parsm soon succeeded In capturing the two
iusenile depredators, and has thea now IN
wbich will tit them for his own table or thai
OF soeDe friend.
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A Rieh Gold Mining Strike In New
Mexico.

SANTA FE, N. NJ, August s.-A sensa-
ton was created the dag before Yesterday
by the announcement OF rich mining strike
In the Mexican village OF Los Placitas,
about thirty miles distant The village Is
built of adobe huts and eorrals, and the
foundations of the houses arc OF rock.
Prospec,or Jesse Martin detected mineral
in this rock. He pounded MP and ham,
mered some OF II, getting q rich result In
gold. He located the streets OF the town
whence the gold-rock was taken, and had
ASSAYS made, with the result OF $1,000 of
gold 10 the ton. the lowest grade OF rock as
sayed being s43. Governor Lew. Wallace
has Just returned from ihe place. He paced
off the lead, making II eigniy-Iour PAGES IN
width. Its length Is not known. but 1900
feet along the vein has BEEN located. sub.
segment assays in Santa Fe give from %, 600
10 5000 per. loo. The whole OF the village
Is built on ledge. aud rock worth ~ per
pound has been thrown away as worthless.
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The Southern Dental Association.

New YORK, August IL The Southern
Dental Association concluded its labors last
evening, and adjourned to meet in July,
1881, at Asheville, N. c. The following
officers were elected: Or. n. +. Turner,
OF Raleigh, president; DR.. L. ID. Carpenter,
OF Atlanta. first vice-president; DIR. &. Z.
Patrick, OF Charleston, second vice-presi-
dent: DR.. NJ. A. Bland, OF Charlotte. n. c.,
third vice president; DR.. II. A. Lawrence.
OF Athens, Ga, treasurer; DIR. j. Is.
Holmes. Of Mscon, corresponding secre-
tary; DR.. f. S. Chisolm, OF Tuscaloosa,
Ala, recording secretary and an Executive
Committee, consisting Of Drs. j. II. COyle,
of Tompkinsville, Ga; E. L. Hunter, Of
Enfield. n. c.; and T. T. Moore, OF Column
bja s. &.
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CoIouel Former, 10 bis speech for Han.
cock In philadelphia Thursday night, said :
There must be an end Of sectionaIism 10 this
eoupfry, as there 10 an end OF snsa ll-pox'
and 20 nsturallze sAetionaIism Is like incor'
poraf,pg pestilenee Into your daily lie
How Is sectionalism TO be endedY When
Louisiana Joined hands with Vermont al
Cincinnati. on the 23d Of June, 1880, and
presented Winfield 3. Ha1cock as peace
oferiog to the North and as iove-onering
10 the whole nation, Douaheriy, OF Penn
sylvania, gloriHed, and Daniel, Of Virginia,
sccepted the pledge. What better could
they bays done! e nNi dse
.Fipcastle Herald HMr. j. b, Fieklin
carried our peoples hearts BY storm on bis
recent bfiei Yisit ". Flncastle.."
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A EIaOGE AT BUcBANAN.-[FincastIe Her
aid. 1.-The Board Of Supervisors met at the
cOurt-botise last Tuesday pursuant to ad.
tournament. Our Buchsnan friends made
another approach upon the Board as TO the
bridge ut that poiat, and were successful.
The Board agreed to issue sufficient bonds
TO buitd the bridge (sl2,f on conditions
that ample bond and security be given them
that no loss shall be eatMsed upon the
county for isserest, &C., aud that the Val.
ley Railroad Company agree to this action.
This scion OF the Board secures the bridge
at Buchanan nj an early day.
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ARREST OF SUPPOSED PARTICIPANTS - THE
RAIDERS DISAPPOINTED.

ARREST or SUPPOSED PARTICIPANTS - THE
RAIDERS DIsAPP0NTED.
LONDON, August 13.--It was no secret
that there were arms on board the ship
Juno, In Cork harbor. All the marauders
were armed with reyolvers. six men who
have been arrested were brought before O
magistrate yesterday. They alI belong TO
Cork. and were unable to give an account
OF their presence nc the passage. They
were remsnded for trial. The correspon-
dent OF The Times at Cork says the most re-
markable Circumstance connected with the
affair Is that while the boats were leaving,
snd were still In view from the vessel, no
alarm was given by the captain or revenue
officer on board the ship at the time OF the
robbery. The patrol were on the road out
side OF the dock wall, only twenty-five
yards from the ship, and the slightest alarm
would have reached them.
CORK, August 12.-All the raiders upon
the Juno appeared to be armed. A pool
Of blood was found on deck, and in the
hold were traces where persons must have
fallen on the iron rails. The captain OF the
Juno says he saw an injured man taken out
Of the boat and landed. He appeared to be
dead. The captain has, received q letter
bearing the Cork postmark apologizing for
the trouble given bin and stating that the
guns were not what were expected. The
raiders thought they were breech-loaders,
and il such had been the case the writers
assured the captain they would have given
him draft on their friends in New York
for their full value. The police removed
the remainder OF arms from the Juno. SIX
men have been arrested evidently belonging
to the shore party. They were found lurk-
ing about the road TO Cork.
Mortality I'm Havana.
WASHINGTON. August 13.-The National
Board OF Health has received advices from
Havana stating that during the week end
Ing july 3lst there were "a deaths from
yelow-feyer, 10 from smallpox, and from
typhoid fever. Total deaths from all causes
20S. During July there were 2eS deaths
from yellow-fever and LOTT from all causes.
The Board Is also advised that the Spanish
brig Charlie, which sailed from Havana
August I'd for Baltimore, and the Spanish
brig Nicholas, which sailed for New York
August Slh, are believed to be infected.
Afehanistan.
LONDON, August 13.-A letter from Khe-
lati GhilZa, dated 9Th instant, says: " We
have plenty OF food, forage, water. and
ammunition, and do not fear an attack, OF
which there are no signs. No news has
been received from Candahar since July
18th, except reports from the surrounding
country that the garrison is shut up"
Another Crisis in BuenOs Ayres.
BUENOs AYREs, August ia fresh po-
lltical crisis has occurred. and the Chamber
OF Deputies has been overthrow.
TyphOid.Fever I'm French Garrison.
LONDON, August ia Paris dispatch
to the Times says 100 soldiers of the garri-
son OF VincenbeS have been attacked by
typhoid-fever within few days. The fort
has been temporarily evacuated.
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Albem.r.e Bapstst Association.

Editors Dispatch: Please announce in
your paper that the Albemarle Baptist Asso-
citation meets with The Cornerstone church,
Amherst county, on Tuesday, 18th instant.
Persons proposing to attend will leave
the trains OF the Virginia Midland railroad
on Monday mex; at Burfords depot, from
which place they will be taken by private
conveyances 10 the church.
w. ii. WILLIAMS.
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CUTlCUR RIA.
CUTICURA MEDICINAL AND
TOILET PREPARATION

CUTICURA REMEDIES are simply elegant 10 use
No grease. oils no repusiye ofOrs. From infancy
To old age they equally successful safe. and rel
able. CUTICURA. medicinal Jelly. arrests disease
eats away dead skin and III. allays Inflammation
Itching and irritation. soohes and heals skin Dis
eases and scalp Affections with Loss Of Hair. II
reprOduces AMI beauties the hair. The RESOLVEN1
must be taken internally Tor chronic humOrs. GU
TICURA MEDICINAL TOILET SOAP prepared from
CUTICCRA, ceanses s0oihes, and heals diseased
surflces, whiiens freshens, and beauties the skin
beyond all praise. II Is an elee antlyperfumed Toi
let. Bath. and Nursery sanative. The tUTICCKA
SHAVING SOAP is the first and only medicinal 30 ~
prepared Expressly for shaving and Is eXtTay3ganty
prai. ed by gentlemen.
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MoreTroubIes In Mexico.

Tucson, ARIZONA, August 13.-Private
adyices received here say that General CaDto
was routed at Mazitlan. and ibe State OF
SinaIoa Is Ia the hands OF Ramierez, an ally
OF Marquee. The latter is reported coming
from SinaIoa with a considerable force.
Zacatecas. Leon. Jalesco, Sinaloa, and So
nora have risen, and il is believed general
taking up OF arms is directed against the
new President, General Gonzales.
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RlCHMOND IOBACCO MA-khEI.
AUGUST l3.-The following are the quotations:
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
Lugs.-C Common TO good. S4.50@S6.
LedE.-CommOn, S6.5O@S7: me1Ium, 5000
good, SO ISL; fne Sl24sl4; extra 6ae, sl5GD
$40.
Stemming-Comm 1904: medium, S6@
$3.50; good, Ss@s9; fine, Sl0@SlO.75.
DARK Co-MANUFACTURISG.
Lug Futers.-t ommon. s3.50@S4; medium,
S4.506$5: good, S5.50Mf6.
lear FiNers.-COmmOn S5Ms5 80; medium,
S6aS $3.50; good, i7G So fine. S9Msl0.
WrdDpers.-C onmon, S7.j0dSs.50: medium
SS.50dS9: good. f9.50@il0; fine, $l0@sll
extra sun-cured, sl2M15.
BRIGHT o-MANUTACTURING.
SmOkerS.-rommon, isGS10; medium, 800
fl2; good, Sl2@sl6; fine. si6@S20.
FiNers.-tommOn, S6G:S: medium, S7di9
good Sl0MSl2; fine, nominal.
Hr0ppers-CO Common, tl0@s15; medium, ~ So
$40: good, f20@S30; 1ne, s40e9S50; fancy, $50
@s7j.
WrGDDers. Nehogony.-C Common, tl2@Sl5
medium ! 5d M20; good, S22@ s25; fine, $500
$40; extra, S45@S5O.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class of goods Is confined
prIncpaily 20 good Old heayyboded Tugs and Ken
lucky River leaf. We quote:
OLA lugs, S4dij: Kentucky River lugs, 500
sl2; Kentucky River Leaf, Sl30Sls.
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American Dental Association.

New YORK. August 13.-The Dental As.
ISOLATION OF the United States to-day adopted
a constitution. 1t provides that next years
session shall be held in this city. COM
mitlee on revision of constitution was APP
pointed. DR.. A. l.. Northrup, OF New
York, was elected president OF the Associa-
ton. His competitors were Drs. Rich. A.
len. and Abbott. The other officers will be
elected 10 morrow.
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Michigan Politics.

DETROIT, August 13.-The Democratic
State Convention Yesterday nominated L.
NJ. Holloway for Governor, Z. II. Thomp'
son for Lieutenant-Goyernor, and also made
nominations for other State offices.
The Republicans OF the Seventh district
renominated Hon. Omer ID. Conger for
Congress.
The Greenbackers OF the Sixth district
nominated eX-CODgressman josiah w. Ba-
keT.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
France "a nd the Vatican.

LONDON, August IA Rome dispatch
saws a report has been received at the Vati-
can from the Papal Nuncio at Paris stating
that the recall OF Monsgr. Desprez. Arch.
bisbop of Toulouse, may be consider
ed as an accomplished fact. His successor
will not have the title OF ambassador, and
will remain as long rs circumstances re.
quire, and until tbe complete execution OF
the DEGREES against the religious societies.
after which the r. ench Iovernneut ."'i'
propose revision OF the Concordiat.
Premier GIadsto ue Ont Again. q
LONDON, August H. dr. Gladstone VIII
return here from Windsor 70 alEepa Eaoi-
net coppcil Tomorrow ifa9 =,
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Texas Items,

GALVESTON, August ia San Antonio
dispatch received at army headquarters
from the operator at Quitman says: "Tae
Indians are all around us. and it is impossi-
BILE TO get word 10 General Grierson. The
Indians are driving of The stock and muir
dering every one along the route"
The Dallas Democratic State Convention
Yesterday and nominated j.
NJ. Hurt for appellate judge and J. II. Nc
Leary for Attorney. General.
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''; Tsss: siset: sssesis--shs ls.l onv y. 1:
.nDsa,s si,, : liz. rnnpo~esr' si"ssi's
niAss. Leather. &C.
Hsdss. WEI ssrsed. e0sr.. arv szited i2@i5c.
dry aint. 14AI &c.; frs~p. $3.50
ssothsy: Roush leather, 2e@33c.; nplsLed mar.
| finished kips, 40@50c.; neniock so'ss. 20G26@
iysn. Steel. nails. ne.
won. American renned. OgS Domiaiez bar
2 6-10c. y n. for standard sizes; English .sgd
Amerc.n sheet. 4zs &c. swedss. hammered, On
xsiis O,a DOMINION. 1910 for zoo kegs stand
Pioaya- oastt~ss. Wholesale. ssc.: retail AZ;
Hope: Manila best, 1879: ju,e. ekssc.
Lumber. slaves. &c.
L1mesr; White oak. sl3aSs 1000:
Ns:sin vrsni. pcp, sa z s,4%sxS = LOCO:
s aS 's snInsies- Pine. sii5as2.5o: cypress
;lT.,aes ssSss LOCO. Laths-spnH u saved
@avss. Whisxgy-DarreI timber green. ~ sGsz-N
LOGO ;esss s2SsaI nGSg uo,s sa
20. hogshead-hcops. zoe. y bundle.
Lieuors. Wines. &c.
A,s: Scotch, best brands, pints s2@sz.25
Brandis;. Domestic. Al.2s@s2; fruit. tl:ipss
fl.4D, apple. new. AJ.1otDt<s Oh, tzzo& y
Virginia peach. t2@s2.50.
Rve Whfsksgs: Medium, q .50@t2: pure old, .,
Gt4; ylrginia mountain, new, &z@42.oo, ~'i.
t2.50Gt3. so and upwards.
Gin: Domestic. si.2j@s2: imported, ~ ? Ssass
New England Rum &1.50m<i.6o.
Hsctaed Whfsksys: Market quiet.
Powder Shot. &C.
Iass: Toys mipIng, 35@7;e. 100 tee
Poscdsr. 1878 by the i've kegs--less than ave
kegs, 1925: blasting. % .25@s3.oO.
bsOt: Northern, 81 bag OF ~ n.
Grindstenes: Ike. q n.
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DANDRUFF
SCALES ONE QUARTER INCHIN THICKNESS

SJAEES UNTs VC MI IN ~ IT ~
Messrs. Weeks d Potter
Gentlemen.-FOr the last twenty years have been
troubled about AS bad as any ever saw with Dan
drnf NV scalp was completely covered with scales,
sometimes nearly quarter or an inch IN size. con-
sidered IL incurlble About two months since pur-
chased CUTICURA and CUTICURA SOAP, ana In
about two weeks after commencing 10 use them |
found the Dandruff entirely gone. NV scalp Is now
as free from II and healthy II could possibly be.
feel t nv duty 10 both you and the public TO state
the above facts. Yours respectfully,
THOMAS LEE.
Sewing. Machine Dealer.
No. 2276 FRAyKropD AVENUE, PHILADEL-
PuIA, PA.
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NEW YORK. August l3.-The physicians
to-day stopped keeping record OF Dr. Tam
ner. The Doctor took breakfast at restau-
rant, and this afternoon received present
~ q mammoth turtle from Pensacola.
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CUTICURA REMEDIES

FOR SKIN, SCALP, AND BLOOD HUM0Rs,
are prepared by WEEKS POTTER. Chemists and
Druggists, $50 Washington street, Boston; ~
Front street Toronto, Ont; ana Snow lIill. Lon
don: ana are for sale by all Druggists. Price OF Gu
TICURA, small boxes, so Gems; large boxes. con
tanning two and one half times The quaatity OIL
small, 81. REsoLyEsT, 81 per bottle. CUrIcURA
MEDICINAL TOILET SOAP, % cents. CUrICuRA
MEDICINAL SHAVING SOAP. 8 cents: In bars, FOL
BARRIERS and large consumers, 80 cents.
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Fireworks were displayed at many promi.
nent points, and the discharge Of rockets,
Roman candles, &C., began at sunset and
continued until midnivhs.
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scALD HEAD FOR NINE YEARS CURED.

Messrs. Weeks d Potter:
Gentemen.-Slnc July last | have been using
your CUTICURA for Sclld Head, and IL has cured
me when all medicines that have taken Tor nine
We IRIS did me no good. am now using II a. a halr-
dressing but my head Is well. IL Keeps The hair IN
very nice condition. Yours truly.
II. A. RAYMOND.
Auditor Fort Wayne. Jackson and
saginaw railroad.
JACKSON, MICH. December 20, 1878.
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MERCHANT TAILORING.


DISSOLUTION OF C0-PARTNER-
IL sHIP.-The arm Of ROUSTREE & McGiN-
MSS has this day been dissolved Dy mutual eop-
sent, SIR. J. 4. McGINNESS withdrawing from The
concern. . a.. .u.,,
The business win be continued by II. W. EQUN-
TREE al the old stand, who assumes all liabilities
aad Will settle up all unhoshea business o. ne s'r
hSm. p" s:xn ~ vrnSs
xr,o, re,,r,ar from the arm OF R0UNTREE q
NSGINNESS 4 would cordially recommend my
ave NJ = ner Mr.. "A. w. ROUNTREk. 20 my frienss
s ga 49,. n.i,i,c J. n. Mc6iN>Eos.
The bn,,,,ess heretofore carried ON under The arm
aud ssyIs Of RDUHTREE McGlNNEss from
Ans isis viii In conducted by me IN nay own nsne'
INA M ,he puhlIe FOR their liberal patronage be-
slowed o the aie arm, DO solicit Continuance OF
The ssn~ IN shs future. Very .ssr< cinmy,~.se
al 1864 D3.f H. W'avoSA"~
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BrlghfOn.Beach Races.
POLITICAL.
Congressional Nominations

CLEVELAND, ONO. August 13.-The Re-
publIcans OF the Nineteenth district have
renominated Hon. Ezra B. Taylor for Con-
gress.
CINCINNATI, OHIO, August 13.-The De-
mocrats OF the Seventeenth district noml-
mated l.. d. Thomas for Congress. The De.
nocras OF the Ninth district nominated
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SKIN HUMOR
On FACE, HEAD, AND PARTS OF BODY
HEAD COVERED WITH sCABS
AND SORES.

MessrS. Weeks Potter:
commenced 10 use your CUTICURA REMEDIES
last July. MY race ana head and some parts OF nv
DIV were almost raw. Ny bead was covered with
scabs and sores, and nay suffering was fearful.
had tried everything had heard Of In The East and
West. Nv case considered a very bad one.
have now not a particle OF SKIN Hum0r about me,
and nv case Is considered wonderful. Is has been
the means Of selling great mauy OF your CUrICU-
RA REMEDIES IN this part Of the country.
Respectfully yours,
MRS. :. T.. WHIPPLE.
DECATUR, MICH, November II, 1878.