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PETERSBURG.


fRoNspRInoe ConpLETrD--A PINE srRuc
TrRe--PgrERssuRo DISTRICT CONFERENCE
srxpAY.scuoor srATIsrics-rnE PRvrosrf
Nnw norEi, &C.
fCcrrupcasenee OF the Richmond Disrc'ch1
july q, 1880.
The handsome new iron bridge over the
Meherrsu river at tiick sford, erected by the
Petersburg Railroad Company In place oil
the wooden structure destroyed by Gre
some months sro. was completed yesterday
Its length is nearly 800 feet, and its cost
about $4,000. IL Is 6ne bridge, standing
above the reach OF Hood, and, OF course, Is
safe from Ore. The county bridge, which
was burned at The same time, hiss not ye,
been replaced. The county has had some
difficulty about the site. IL Is reported that
the county will build on the site OF the old
bridge, which is very close TO the railroad.
The railroad company has rendered to the
county the timbers used in the erection oil
the temporary railroad trestle.
The Petersburg District Conference,
which has been In session for three DAYS at
Oak-GroYe church. in Dinwiddie county,
will aciourn this evening. The attendance
Of delegates has been large, and the rains
seem TO have diminished the congregations
but very little. Reports from the pastors
OF the several circuits and charges were
genersiy very favorable, both as to the
spiritual condition Of the people and the
increasing interest in the Sunday school
work. washingion.Sireet church reports
400 Suniay-school members; MarAet-Street,
2s5; H,gh-Sreet, 290; Wesley chapel. $50 !;
Eitrick abou, 200; Blandiord, 81; Chester
field circuit, seven schools in prosperous
condition; Matoaca, $50; West Dinwiddie,
four schools, with 800 members; Sussex
circuit, 276; Hickstord. $50; Prince George,
225; Clover Hill, SO; North Sussex, seven
schools, with $50 members. do not give
the church. because the accu-
rate figures on this point are not at hand.
Resolutions on temperance and the reports
OF the Committees on Education and Mis-
sious were adopted.
The Conservative City Superintendent
issues instructions next week for ward
meetings 10 be held here to elect delegates
TO the Dcmocra,ic Convention which assem-
bles at Bulkeviile on the 18th OF August 10
nominate candidate for Congress.
1t Is believed that satisfactory arrange
meDis will ee perfected for the erection OF
the proposed new hotel at the corner OF
Sycamore and Frankiin streets. The hotel
is not TO be a very imposing structure, but
is TO be a neat, handsome, and comfortable
building. The cost OF lot aud house will be
about $4,000.
The farmers throughout this section are
having line season for their crops.
ROBIN ADAIR.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Fatal Pistol Accident.

Especial telegram to the DispatehI
NORFOLK, Va, July pa white man
named j. e. Bailey and negro named
Henry Raney were skylarkiug with loaded
pistol at Indian Greek, Norfolk county, yes
terday. The pistol exploded and killed
the negro instantly, shooting him through
the head.
Another Ma rine Horror.
COLLISION or EXCURSION STEAMERS on THE
DETROIT KIvER-sIxrEEN PERSONS, MOSTLY
CHILDREN, DROWNED.
DETROIT, July 90 "A terrible accident
occurred about 10 O'Clock last night on The
Detroit river some nine miles below this
city. The excursion steamer with 1,200
persons on board. under the auspices Of
the Detroit Moulders' Union, while going
down the river colIided with the steam
y 'cbt Mamie coming up, cutting her in two,
so that she almost instantly sank. The lat
ter had on board twenty.four persons, con-
slsting mainly OF Rev. Father Bleyenbergh,
pastor OF Trinity Roman Catholic church,
OF this city, and number Of acolytes and
boys officiating in various capacities in the
service OF the church. They had been on
their annual excursion TO Monroe and were
UOtlts Il ut UlguL WuS DTIHUt
with moonlight, and there would seem to
have been no occasion save that of criminal
neglect why the accident should have oc-
Cured.
THE VICTIMS OF The DISASTER.
OF those on board the Mamie the follow
ing were drowned: Mrs. Fred. Martin,
wife OF The engineer; Miss Lizzie Murphy,
honsekeeper of Father Bleyenbergh; Miss
Mary Hahn, OF The domestic parochial
school OF Trinity church; and nine altar
boys OF the church, AGED from eleven to
fourteen years; Thomas Kelly, sexton OF
the church; Jsmes Kelly, organ-blower ;
and Andrew Dorsn, boy who was invited
10 accompany the excursion. Thomas Me-
Logan, another boy, is missing, and is
doubtless lost.
THOSE WHO WE'RE SAVED.
Captain Hoffman, Engineer Fred. Mar
tin, Father Bleyenbergh, Miss Lizzie Dus-
sean, OF Monroe, and four others, were
saved, and reached this city about O'Clock
this morning.
None OF the bodies OF the drowned have
yet been recovered.
The Death Penalty.
MURDERER EXECUTED IN CANADA.
TORONTO, July 23.-GeOrge Bennett dttdS
Dickson. convicted OF The murder CT Hon.
George Brown. was executed at the jail
ward in this city at O'Clock this morning.
He made a brief speech, denying any inteD-
tlon Of harming Brown wher be visited his
Office. Benefits demeanor throughout the
trying ordeal was remarkably stolid, and he
spoke without tremor. Death appeared to
have resulted from strangulation, spas
mOdic contractions OF the body continuing
for nearly ten minutes after the drop fell.
A Murder I'm Texas.
GALVESTON, July 23.-A special from
Waco says that in o difficulty at Tiers
Springs yesterday John G.. Vale shot and
instantly killed II. K. Paramour.
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DANVILLE.

REUNION OF Tue IHIRTY.YIGHTH VIRGINIA
OLD SOLDIERS HAVING A GOOD TIME TO.
GkTHRR AFTER YEARS OF sEPARATI0N--A
MONUMENT TO THEIR DEAD PROPOSED.
Correspondence Of The Richmond Dlspatch.I
July %, 1880.
The weather was so rainy yesterday
morning that not so many OF the Thirty
eighth Virginia were present at the re-
union as were expected. AT 10 A. NJ. the
men began 10 assemble in the Masonic Hall,
aud Colonel GrIegs had their names taken
down by companies. About seventy-Gye
were present and about twenty-five more
appeared afterwards. Many OF these men
bad not seen each other since 1868, aud the
meeting was In some cases joyful aud In some
eases q sbade OF sadness was seen imme-
distely afterwards to pass across the face.
Sometimes IL was actually amusing to see
men who bad long ago become citixenixed
and had grown prosperous assuming
uDeonseiously the air aud bearing Of
soldiers. There were none OF tbe Nor
folk company present. and none OF the
Mecktenburg men except Major ii. l..
Lee. who Is now OF Lunenburg. Major
Lee. with his crippled right arm, was often
'ine centre OF knot OF the men. and
,piHor A. q. Smith, OF FauQuier, who
sas IL nrst the sdiutant OF the regiment,
Ieoogn moi ~ sil given 10 The demonstrs-
{ise. was 10 wrought upon that he declared
nat the meeting withthese old comrades was
EQrb trip OF thousand miles. Rev. Z.
+. fenlek, now Bishop Of Africa, who had
entered the service with this regiment
when but boy. WINS hailed all round the
pail 81 Penick," or I" Clifton, % or I" Cil6." |
Colonel Griggs, upon whom all bad called |
|cn their arrjsxi In The city, bad done his |
nand-shsking, and after while was going |
about attending 10 the business Of the oc-
casson With bis usual quIetness aud direct |
peas Bot tbls pencil cannot tell Of all that |
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STORED, AND LIFE PROLONGED.

What are Skin and Scalp Diseases but the evil
dence of internal Humor ten lines more difficult 10
reach and cure. which floats In the blood ana other
fluids, destroying the delicate machinery Of life and
Illing the body with foul corrupllonsp WHAT Is
consumption but gathering Of inherited Humors
on the lung which rots them " hat are mental in
drmties, idiocy, and early insanity but hereditary
Poison choosing the brain because the weakest or.
gan! What rheumatism aud govt but accumula-
lions OF Scrofua III The joints and fluids = What
liberation OF the liver, Brights disease OF the kid
neys, diabetes, wasting and degeneration OF The
urinary organs, hemorrhoids, 1stua, and other con-
sttutiOnal affections, but the evidence OF Initiated
state OF The blood weakness, d. biiiiy OF the VI
talizing fluids, greater than can be thrown of UNI
less assisted by medicine peculiarly adapted 10 the
purposeY
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The Scott Outlaws.
lice County seotInel.1

Lee IouHt) SeotineisI
The party who shot and killed "Tandy"
Baker, in Scott county, few days ago-a
statement OF which appeared in this paper
last week-also shot son OF Pinkney Car
ter, Esq.,, who was also In the kuklux band,
the shot taking effect in the mouth Of young
Carter, knocking out all OF his front teeth.
Eleven of the kuklux party have been re.
cognized, and the party Will be brought be-
fore the grand jury Of Scott county. The
man who committed the homicide cannot
be found, he either having fed the country
or is hid In the ridges in order to save his
own life. vengeance having been sworn
against bin on the part OF the kukluy. The
above statement is a floating rumor told to
us by gentleman from Scott.
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FAIRBANKs's SCALES OBTAIN THE IMPERIAL

FAIRBANKs's SCALES OBTAIN THE IMPERIAL
RUSSIAN MEDAL.-Sf. Petersburg papers OF
June I'd announce that the jury Of the St.
Petersburg Permanent Exhibition OF Ma
chinery, connected with the Russian In
perial Technical Society, have awarded to
Fairbanks d Co., New York. on their ex-
hibit OF scales, the Societv's Medal, this be-
ing the first prize. The jury and commit
tee OF experts examining the Fairbanks
scales OF various sizes, exhibited by their
representative, Mr.. Block, make the follow
ing statement: eve have found-1rst, a
remarkable sensitiveDess In the Fairbanks
scales; second, a superior workmanship in
finish Of each and every part OF the scales !;
and the committee, in consideration OF these
qualities, and taking 10 view the worldwide
renown OF the FIRM, and also the popularity
and wide distribution the scales have re-
ceived. and seeing The usefulness obtained
in Russia from. this invention, we award
the firm OF Fairbanks & Co., of New York,
the Medal OF the Society,""
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CUTICURA REsOLvENT,
CUTICURA, AND CUTICURA SOAPS.

The CUTICURA REsoLvENT Is assisiea In curing
all hunors that appear upon the surface by CUT.
CURA a Medicinal jelly, which arrests all external
symptoms Of disease, eats away dead skin and flesh
allays Inflammation. Itching and irritation, heals
beauties the hair by alaying heat and irritation.
II contains grease, never becomes rancid, and Is
natural Hair Dressing. CUTICURA MEDICINAL
TOILET SOAR, prepared from CUTIcURA. for
cleansing diseased surfaces. healing, softenng re-
freshing. and beauliiying the SKIN, Is invaluable IL
is toilet, bath, and nursery luxury. CUTlcURA
MEDICINAL SHAVING SOAP Is The first and only
medicinal soap prepared expressly for shaving, aud
is exirsyagsntly praised by heatls men.
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The ALLEGED Outrage on the Flag.

WASHINGTON. July 23.- Admiral Wyman
reports to the Navy Department from Port
Royal, S. c., that he has investigated the
alleged firing upon American ships by the
Spanish corvette Canto in West Indiin
waters, and finds that the ships fired upon
were within three miles OF the coast, the
limit Of Jurisdiction claimed by The Gov
ernments OF all maritime nations, and that
the Spanish authorities had no intention OF
offering any insult to the American flag or
commit any act ut variance with the usages
OF civilized nations. Admiral Wyman ex-
pressed the opinion that there is nothing in
the case 10 warrant further inquiry.
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NEW YORK. July z3.-The Posts financial ar
ticIe says: The Stock Exchange markets are
moderately active, with al classes OF investments
str ng. United States As ruling at 1890 lO9s.
The sDecia features OF the stock market have
been Denver and RIO Grande. which has adj
yanced 10 6sS. Iron NOM ain TO 53h, and
Wabash 10 404 and COZ. The managers Of The
has been got out of tae way. dividend Of 81
per cent. win certainly be paid the last half OF the
year on the preferred stock. The rise Ia The
general list TO about 1870 O'Clock was 4f1B the
latter Milwaukee and -. Paul. There was then a
dee inc Of 1db. led by Western Union Telegraph.
but as we write the whole marker is again strong
and advancing. The reports OF the harvest In the
Northwestern States are now uniformly good. and
from all quarters the prospects OF the corn crop
were never so good. The elevated railroad stocks,
while feyerish, are dull to-day. In the money mar
ket the range Of rates on call loans Is 2 TO per
cent. Time loans are 2 10 per cent, and prime
mercantile paper is ~ to A. per cent.
The following quotations were current to- day
United States per cents. 1885,, sales: Unifed
States Al per cents. 1llSdl1lA; District Of Co
lumbla 3.65's, 99h bid: New Jer,ey Central, TAX
Ohio and Mississippi, 33s: Erie. 43k: Michigan
Central. 92A; Hannibal and 81. Joseph. 34h Lake
red, l13H: Iron Mountain, So Rock Island, =
81. Paul, s3N; ~. Pau preferred, 1865: Wabash
~. Louis and Pacific. Az: Wabash, II. Louis and
Pacific preferred, 69k; Kan "a and Texas. 3S&
Western Union Telegraph, 1O64; Z. C.. aud l. e..
/ n; Pacific Mail, AN.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, July 23.-Vlrg;nia Gs. deferred
Gh; conso~. 56A; second series, 2l4; past-duC
coupons. sSk: new lO-40's. Il. North CarOlins
6s, old, 20. Virginia l0-40 coupons. 02x. Bid &c.
day.
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July 23.-The following are the quotations:
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
LuQs.-C Common 10 good &4.50@s6.
LedE-C0mmOn, &6.50@S7; medium, sSMS9
good sl0e $l1; fine, sl2@Sl4: extra foe, $3.50
fl6.
Stemming.-Common, $36s4; medium, sea
$3.50; good, sSGlt9; fine, $l0@$lO75.
DARK TOBACC0-MANUFAcTUR
lug Ftuers.-Common. s3.50@S4; medium
s4.50@$5: good, &5.50@S6.
Leaf FiHers-CommOn s56t5 so; medium
t6rGf6.50; good, $40 80; fine. s9@sl0.
Wrdppers.-Commop, &7.50dte.50; medium
ts.50@S9; good, t9.50@il0; tue, Sl0@slI
extra sun-cured, Sl2G15.
BRIGHT CO-NANUFACTURfNG.
Snokers.-Common, SSG4l0; medium, fl0@
SIP; good, sl2@$16; fine, Sl6@s20.
Fiuers-tlonm0n, S6GsS: medium, s7@S9
good, sl9Gtl2: hne, nominal.
Wrdppers.-Comnon,t Al 0d$l5 Medium, ~ 5td
t2e: good t20@;30; nne, s404i50; fancy, $6C
Wrappers. H2hog0ny.-Common, s12aS16
medium. t15a@20; good, s22@325; fine, s30@
$40; extra, t45@&50.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class OF goods Is confined
principally 10 good old heavy bodied lugs and Ken
lucky River leaf. We quote:
Old Tugs, t4@s5: Kentucky River lu2s, $lO@
W.; Kentucky River leaf, &l3dslS.
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The Fincastle Herald states that Mr.. Isaac
Noftsinger, an old citizen living near Was
keys Mill, in BotetOurt county, died on
the 10Th, after long illness; aged about
eighty-four years. Bo,eiourt county had
few better men than Mr.. Noftsinger. and
he has gone down to the grave beloved and
respected by large circle OF relatives and
friends. His aged wife is lying very low at
her home.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
FRIDAY, July 20, 1880

Country Produce.
Battsr: Prime TO choice yellow, 1920. lair
Corn Veal: 62c. y bushel for country Toe. for
city mills.
Cherries. Toe.
Dried FrutI: The dried fruits have no sale at
fsSthsrs PRIME live-eoose. 4524 7c.; compon,
25a35c. turkey tail. l5c. . d.. turkey wing, lOe.
FFiarses6: sl@si o5 . bvshel.
Hoy: Virginia timothy, S5c.@sl; COVER 500
oats: Bsed. s5c a 9Oc.
sotatoes: lrlsL--Peach blow. y bushsl. old, Use.
RRocts.-ein:eng, soc. q H.; Seneca free of tops,
lard Country. 74@s,.
Rye; 7j@s5c. y pusne'.
Sflmdc. Prime I5c.
Bsled Strai0: 35M40c.
TIiiOlc. 6(dJkc. u %.
wool win bring from 20 Sc. ? N less hsn above
Cement. Lime. Plaster. &C.
Cement: Rose.dale, $3.50 y barrel; James
River, SOC sl.4O. .a,o. ,,..,.,.,
s1.15 Gsl.25, according 10 quautIty: Jonter
innisnins), si.15; GIenn's Falls, $4,000.
DRY Goods.
Prints: Merrimack. 7c.: Mcrrimaek Shifting,
7Ae.; Richmond sXc. South Bridge: &C.; Pacific 10
WasIasinn. 81 o. ysisry PIX, Sc Mallory Pur,
pie, 7c.; Simpson Mourning, 7.c.; simpson Grey,
7kc; simpson Black, 7kc.; Harmony, okc.; Ash
'' Bpo sT cokcns: Manchester x A., 5sc.; Man
chester "A A. A., 6ae.; Rockbrlcr. ~ r.
r. eac.; James River $50. o.. 54r. James River
i X. X, 6ke.; james River As II H.. SIC. James
Plaster: Lnmp. ~ rs; grcane, 80; e~ieI.so
psTs gr; iss~e s,,s. ss.2sMsaso.
Rrv,r Standard A ID. D.. 73e.: Graniteyille 4 X.
r. 7c.; .tsrnnite7ilie a. II. ~, ~; Poeahontas
One. &C.: Conestoes D., To-; Vonestosa W., &C..
Broto saeetiags Pepperell l0,4, soe.; Aadros-
so BtsSessd sasritnos ana gasstsnes: New York
xndroscoesin. L.. sc. Fruit OF the Leon. idc.
FOrrestdale, &C.; Hero -, De-: Pelham. s<e;:
Sc. security Z, 6xc. Pepperell To-, s24s;
bingham. .--Piunket, l0c.; White Manufacsur-
ing, Toe. /; Keniiworth. 74c.i Qua beriand, 5kc.
Tick .--Conesfogx A. A., lac; Conestoea T.. q.
a.. l4c.; Conestoga &. T.. lbc:; Consstoga Pre-
MUM, i've: Conessoga v. r., 1ec.
Shfrti.g Stripes: Sheridan "a" &c.; sher-
Iro,ss uritis. Graniteviiis, skc.; Stark, 6Hc.;
Peppere he, 0c.; Rockbridas IA, 90.
Jsnfms: Jewett City, lie. Boston, DC.
Cotton ?laids: Ottawa, l0c.; Toado, Toe.
&c ce s ys.ss. Roc pnrt. &c.
CGneriCs; Tia, v Id &c.; Paper 7cs
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DR.. Tanner offered an Engagement by
q Theatrical Manager.

NEW YORK, July 23.-Dr. Tanner at noon
commenced the twenty-sixth day OF his
fast in improved condition and spirits. He
says water disfresses his stomach, and here
after will drink less, although he has taken
a pint since midnight. He declares he was
never more confident OF success than now.
A New York manager this morning Of
fered him 5000 per week TO complete his
fat at his theatre
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURES ALnANAc-JULr "a. $50.
PORT OF RICHMOND, July %, 1880.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF RICHMOND, July 20, 1880.
ARRIVED.
schooner Q. n. Braiman, Kensistop, Ksuneoee-
ice, J. 4. smith,
schooser Auseu steisen, -, New YORK, rail.
road iron, Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company.
SAILED.
Steamship wtsnoks, Couch. New YsrS, mer.
ehandise and passengers. George W. Allen 4 o..
aSentA-
steamer Pioueer. Plat. PHILADELPHIA. msrchzn-
disc and passengers. J. w. McCxrrtck, Axenf.
Steamer Arts Oxford, Aovfoik, United siates
mail. merchandise, and passengers, l.. b. Tstan,
Schooner samasl Wood. Wood master. eoppsr ore
aud bark, Phiisdelphs vessel. frop butk D Chris
tias.
fchoonsv Chesuhln. Phillip. New Yors, ties and
luniber, Curtis 4 Psrtsr.
Schooa<r sarah thuoert, Even. Hartford vta
New orr. coal and lumber, CARTS rAyker.
hehoonef N. r. Ravens, fearrs. New torks coal,
Chssspeske ana Ohio Railway Company.
cLsARsD ron THIS roRr.
Schooner Carl d. Loshsog. SNOW, Boston via ksns
schooner w,Insn xssv. Ranssy, Philadelphia.
July 22d.
MEMORANDA.
schooner Kate Miller. sesiiS, hssess 81 bossoss
!. .is4s Meme Husssd, Hss~sler. leuee. a. nissr~
toxn fcr Boston, Jaiy 20ih.
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The Army worm-The weather, &c.

Especial telegram TO the DIspatch.l
NORFOLK, July 23.-Tbe army worm has
made its appearance on the farms near Nor
folk, and considerable damage is reported.
1t has been storming all day, with rain
every day siuce st. Switbin's.
General Malone Is at Ola Point.
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FIRE RECORD.
A Town Partly Burned I'm Texas

GALVESTON, July pa special from
Troupe says fire has destroyed the whole
north side Of the town. Loss, S25, 900
insurance, $4,000. The fire was OF inccn-
diary origin. The pOst-office and its sup
plies we're burned.
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PURIFY THE BLOOD.
ERADICATE THE VIRUS OF DISEASE by
CONSTITUTIONAL AND LOCAL
TREATMENT.

CpTICURA REsoLvEST Is the greatest blood pu-
ritter, liver stimuant and renovator IN medicine.
The elements OF disease cannot exist where IL Is
freely and regularly taken. IL purges from the sys
TEN every dtbiiitating humor, improves the appe-
ite peri, cts digestion. stimulates the liver and kid
news opens the bowels. and makes over The vitattd
blood into pure, vitalizing, and restorative fluid.
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YeIIow-Feyer M Nnssa u.

WASHINGTON, July 23.-Advices received
by the Nationsl Board OF Health show that
for the week ending July 10th there were
eight cases OF yellow-fever and five deaths
at Nassau, n. F., Bahamas.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Earthquake ut Manila.

MADRID, July 23.-An official dispatch
dated Manila. July 21st, says there was an
other shock OF earthquake at that place,
which lasted tiity.fye seconds. Not a sim
gle public edtice was spared. The convent
Of Guadalupe, which had lasted three GEN.
turtles, was destroyed. Nobody was killed.
The inhabitants encamped outside thetow
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yoLrAIc pLAsTERs

Ounion Of Electricity and Healing Balssms-..are
ten times more powerful than the best porous plss-
TER for relieving Pain aud WeakSes. OF the Lungs.
Liver KIDNEYS, and Back. Rheumnfism, Senrsleli,
they cure Dyspepsia. Bilious Collie. DtarrhGs,
Cramps, and Pain. aud prevent Agne sRd Malaria.
Ash TOT C0liins's Voftaic Electric Porous IsssfIs
~ Genus. NFW&r
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The sports.
SHOOTING MATCH AT WIMBLEDON.

SHOOTING MATCH AT WIMBLEDON.
WIMBLEDON, July 23.-Messrs. Evans,
God.alI, and Millner will replace Sir Henry
Halford, Martin Smith, and Boyd, in the
English team, at the contest tomorrow.
Brown has won the "Any Rife" Associa-
ton cup, bealiug HaIford, Baker, and
Young, who bad tied him.
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T'Ae Missouri Usited States ssnasor.

Sr. LOUIS, July 23.--Ex. Governor b.
Graiz Brown has announced himself as the
Democratic candidate before the next lie.
gislature for the DATED States Senate.
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WONDERFUL CURES
PERFORMED BY TUE CUTICURA REMEDIES.

What cures OF Bio ID and Skin Diseases and Scalp
Affections, with Loss OF Hair, can COMPARE with
those OF the Hon. William Taylor. Boston, state
ton; 4. A. Steele, Esq., Chicago; +. H. Drake, ESD,
Detroit, and many Others, details OF which may DO
found IN future editions OF this paperY
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.
WALL STREET YEsTERDA'

NEW YORK, July 80 N0on.-- Stocks strong
Money on call. 2@21 per cert. Excnange-Lous,
4s2; short. 4s4. State bonds dull. Governments
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

fine, &3.5O@s4: ex.rs. 1918 super6ne, s4G
$3.50; common family. f6GS650.
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

WHEAT White, SO bushels fair at s1.05; ass
bushels verv good al Sl.15: 31S bushels very gOoi
at si.16: "a bushels good at tl.l2-ioai 500
bushels. Red. 94S bushels very good Lancaster al
$i.14: TO bushels good Lancaster at s1.10; 21S
bushels prime at *l.16; 1876 bushels very coed al
Sl.13; l54 bushels good AZ $1.15; 500 bushels
go I'd mixed at Sl.07; 2046 bus heels good mixed on
private terms: 90 bushels good mixed at 81 90
Fsliz at 90c.: 464 bushels fair Furz at SI.O3
1856 bushes common Fuitz at 81; 672 bushels fair
Fultz at tl.05; 572 bushels very good Hz at
tl.10: 1892 bushels good FultZ at 81 OF; 10
bushels common FulrZ at 97c.: bushels common
Fuliz at Toe. : 1,12S bushels very good ruitz at
flC6; % bushels good Ful,z at 81 .06 432 bushels
fair Fultz ut $l.02; IS bushels common Eux al
90c.-total, 9,724 bushels.