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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, August 20, l $50.

klGHMONDs August Eos lOSU.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. 654 bushels; Of which l0s
bu els were re-eNhlblied. Red, 5.226 bushels of
which SIS bushels were re-eXhlbied.
CORN - White, $50 bushels; ot which 100 BUSH
els were re-exhibted. Mired, 400 bushels.
OATs.-396 bushels.
MEAL.-b0 bushels-re-e Exhibited
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT WHITE, 32 buthels prime on private
terms So bushels fair at Sl.07: 234 bushels COM
mos al S1.03; l6 bushels common at 00c.; 80
bushels common at S1.05- total. 400 bushels. Red,
1872 bushels good Lancaster AT Sl.l0; 1875 bushels
good Lancaster at SIP; 76 bushels fail Lancaster
al Sl.00: "a bushels common Lancaster at Sl.O5
so bushels common Lancaster at 81 30 bushels far
Lancaster at $l.0S; 20 bnshels common Lancaster
at 9Oc. 20 bushels fair Lancaster az sl.06; Asa
bushels very good mixed on private terms; ZSf
bushels good mixed on private terms; 80 bushels
Sl.09; 500 bushels very good FullZ at sl.07 246
bushels good Fultz al Sl06: 454 bushels good Fullz
az : 05; ~ bushels fair FuZ az Sl.04 65S bush
els fair FuliZ AT Sl.03 PAP bushels fair FuliZ al
SL02; 44S bushels common FuliZ a. 81; 80 BUSH
els common Fultz at 97c.; Is bushels common Fuz
~ 95c.; ISIS bushels common fullZ at 90c IL
bushels common Fultz AT Soc. "a bushels choice
Fuliz on private terms 10 bushels seed Futz at
Sl.09-toial. 4.3gS bushels.
CORN White 100 bushels very good at b7c. 80
bushels good at 55c.: 90 bushels prime on private
terms-total. $50 bushels.
OATS.-76 bushels good winter at 45c.; 20 BUSH
els common spring AT 3Sc lZ4 bushels common
spring at 35c.: 20 bushels good spring on private
terms: 80 bushels very good winter a. 5Oc.-toIai,
326 bushels.
MEAL.-6O bu,heIs on private terms.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
AUGUST 23.-The following are the quotations
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
L,tOs.-LOmmon 10 good. S4.50@S6.
LeGE-CommoD, S6.50@S7; medium, $3.50
good, sl0aslli fine, sl2@Sl4; extra hne, $3.50
$40.
Stemming-Common, s3@s4; medium, 500
$500 good, SsdS9; fne, sl0@fl0.75.
DARK ToBAcco-MANUFAcTURTN
Lug FiLiers.-Common, s3.50@s4 medium,
f4.50dS5 good, S5.50MS6.
LeGT FfL[ers.-jOmmOn. 5000 so; medium,
&6MS8. so; good, $40 IS; fine, S99Sl0
WrdDDers.-C OmmoU, S7.50MSS.6O: medium a.,
se.5OGS9; good. s95OGSl0; fine, Sl0@Sll (;
extra sun-cured, sl2@l5.
BRIGHT TOBACCo-MANUFACTUR
Sn0kers-CommOn, SS6sl0; medium, 500
Sl2: good, Sl2@$l6; fine, sl6@S20.
Fiiers.-C common, s6ats: medium, s7@s9 {;
good. slG@sl2; fine, nominal. 49,
UrdDpeFs.-CommOn, slOmtlb; medium, VI ig
500 good, s20as3O; bnei s4O9soOi fancy, s6V
HroDDers. HsAoGGny.-Common, sl2@sl5 ,
medium, $l5@Q20; good, s22g s25; hne, $500
SAC; extra, S45Gt50.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class OF goods IS confined
PRINCIPALLY TO good old hcaYy-bOdied Tugs aud Ken
lucky River leaf. We quote: 49,
Old Tugs, i4@S5; Kentucky River Jugs, TiOg
Sl2; Kentucky River leaf, fl3asls'
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Hancock and English FlaE.Raising
ana speeches nj orange Courthouse.

md SUeerhGs nj orange eOurtuouscs
Especial telegram 10 the D'spatcb.l
ORANGE COURTHOUSE, VA, August 23.-
A Hancock and English flag was raised at
this place to-day in the presence oil an en-
thusiastic crowd Of 1900 people. Judge
O'Ferrall, OF Rockingham, addressed the
assembly on behalf Of the Democratie-Con-
sentative ticket. His speech was cheered
to the echo. Mr.. A. j. Vale, oil Louisa,
replied, but did not even awaken enthusi-
asm among the fifty or sixty Readiusters
present. Judge O'Ferrall reioined in few
happily-chosen words.
Bedford.
DISCUSSION BETWEEN BEssRs. MKINNEY AND
RIDDLEBERGER.
Especial telegram to the Di'patcbl
LIBERTY, VA, August 23.-Captain Nc
Kinney calamity met Captain Riddeberger
in discussion here to-day, and, while he was
not allowed an equal division Of time, he
carried the crowd with him enthusiastically.
r.. Congregational Nomination.
PoTTsvILLE, PA, August 23.-The DEM
ocratic County Convention here to-day re.
nominated Hon. John w. Ryan for Con-
grPSs.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAc-AUGUsr "a, 1885,
'ORT OF RICHMOND, AuGusr 20, 1880.

ARRIVED.
steamship Old Dominion. Walker, New York.
merchandise and passengers, q. W. Allen x Co.,
agents. $50
Barkentine Brazilian, Milne, Hampton Roads
light, Curtis Parker
Schooner Ida Il. Gibson, Loyeland, Norfolk, light,
Curtis & Parker.
schooner Laura c. Wolfe. Ewing, James river,
ties, X. Il. SomeTyille; lumber, Bush K GOddin
vessel, Curtis K Parker.
SAILED.
steamer ARIEL Clifford, Norfolk, United States
mail, merchandise, and passengers, l.. II. Tatnm,
agent. Of,
Schooner n. II. Burrough, Taylor, jersey City,
Ties, Curtis Parker.
schooner G. +. sinnickson, Tomlin, Philadelphia,
coal, Curre i Co.
MEMORANDA.
NEW YORK, August 21.-Arrived: Schooners +.
C. schultz. Thompson; and ii. aud j. Benderman,
Cavalier from Richmond.
G. Bryant, Siubbs, and Maggie ID. Marsion, Black
ngton, from Richmond.
BY Telegraph.
LIVERPOOL, August 23.-Arriyed: Bark Lud-
wig, from Richmond, va.
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New Atlantic Cable Facilities.

New YORK, August 90 The Anglo
American Cable Company has accomplished
The work OF laying their new cable, which
will be known as the cable OF 1880, from
Hearts Content TO Valencia, in little over
eleven days. The laying began on the 10th
instant and was completed on the 2lst. TO
meet this the Western Union Telegraph
Company has for some time past been con-
structing, but have not quite completed, a
direct wire OF large tNo. Al size TO be
orked as quadruplex on cable business
alone
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New York liens.

DEATH OF A wELL-KN0wN sExTON-A SWIM
MING MATCH OF TWENTY-FIVE MILES.
NV YORK, August 23.-Isaac Brown,
the wel.known sexton OF Grace church,
died last night. He was well known to the
Masonic fraternity throughout the country.
The swimming match yesterday between
George Werban, OF New York, and Ernest
Won Schoning, Of Bath, l.. l., from Pier l.,
North river, to Norton's Point Coney
Island, and return, distance OF twenty
five miles, was won by the latter. The men
took water Mt HAS A. 81. Won Schouing
finished at s:45 +. NJ, making the best time
on record. Werhan left the water before
the finish.
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A Young GIrI's SuicitIe.
MISS ALICE HOWARD, OF ALEXANDRIA, TAKES
FATAL DOSE OF ARSENIC.
TWashiuVton Post

Washington Post.l
A most distressing suicide, the victim be-
ing n young lady. occurred in Alexandra
Saturday. Mrs. Howard, widow lady,
aud her daughter, Alice, have for many
years resided at No. 80 south Fairfax street.
For some time past Alice has been'suflering
from temporary attacks OF insanity. On
Saturday morning she appeared more than
usually melancholy, and her condition
caused much alarm. Mrs. Howard, find
ing it necessary TO go out for Few
moments, left her daughter alone. In
her absence the latter took a large dose
OF arsenic, which she had secreted about
her person, and upon the return Of
the mother was writhing in agony. A
physician was Immediately called in and adj
ministered an emetic, which caused her to
vomit and afiol ded temporary relief. An
examination Of the mucus disclosed the
cause OF her illness. When confronted
with the proof she acknowledged having
taken arsenic, but would give no reason for
her action. As night grew on she became
rapidly worse, and, despite all efforts to
save her life. she died about 10 O'Clock.
Miss Howard was about eighteen years old,
tall and handsome, with disposition that
attracted and retained friends. Her sad
death has cast gloom over her large circle
Of acquaintance. Mrs. Howard is COM
pletely Frustrated by the sad event, and has
the sympathy Of the entire community in
her affection.
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Indications Of Trouble with Indians.

CHICAGO, August 23.-COlonel Miles tele-
graphs from Fort Keosh that there are in-
dications OF trouble with the Indians who
recently returned TO that vicinity from
Canada for the supposed purpose Of sur
rendering to the United States authorities.
The warriors are moving southwark, while
the women and children are being sent back
to the North, which, Colonel Miles says,
does not look well. AS yet, however, the
Indians have made no hostile demonstra-
to-
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The steamer City of Richmond.
Tsn.c,ol ,elovr,n 70 tho D,sn,,cb,

Especial telegram 10 The DIspatch.I
PHILADELPHIA, August 23.-The steamer
City Of Richmond, Of the Virginia Steam
boat Company's James.River Line, made
her trial-trip here to-day. She proved her,
self to be a very fast steamer. She will
leave for Norfolk at noon tomorrow. She
Is magnificent.
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Various Foreign Items.

LoNpON, August 23.-The Times says the
new cable tariff will be two shilllngs per
word Such is always the conclusion OF
any effort to establish independent commu-
nication with America, and should any. such
arrangement be ratified, peace and high
tariff will doubtless prevail until another
company is started 10 make a fresh raid on
monopoly.
a Quettah dispatch says the latest report
is that AyoOb Khan is not only raising
works against Candabar, but entrenching
his own position, and intends to give battle
when the reinforcing column arrives.
An Alexandria dispatch states that the
second mate and ten marines have been lost
from the steamer Jeddah. The captains
certificate has been suspended for thros
years.
PARIS, August 23.-IIeavy storms are re-
ported in the French provinces. Six Lyons
actors have been drowned by the upsetting
OF boat on Lake Lourget. The storm in
Angoueme killed many cattle and greatly
damaged the crops.
LONDON, August ga special dispatch
from Cork states that another case OF arms,
addressed to some fictitious person, now
lies at the wharf unclaimed. The box had
arrived at Cork on 4 steamer from England.
Every steamer that arrives is thoroughly
searched. Military authorities have recalled
all men now on leave OF absence, and refuse
to grant any furloughs.
LONDON, August 23.-Twenty-two thou
sand naiI.makers in Staflordshire and Wor-
ceslershre have struck for an advance OF
wages.
A ConstantinOple dispatch to the Pdit-
Mall Gazette says: I" The discomfort OF the
Moslem population is increasing. An out
break at Aleppo is feared, and there is great
agitation at Damascus and Dardekr. The
movement is political, not fanatical. The
Porte is seriously annoyed"
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nestructive Fire at 70. Paml, Mimi.

ST.. PAUL, August ga fire here this
morning destroyed the paper warehouse Of
Averili, Russell 4 Carpenter, and the
wholesale grocery house OF p. ii. Kelly a.
Co., adjoining. The fire spread With great
rapidly, aud 1t IL feared that one man was
killed by falling walls. The loss will ex-
coed 100000.
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The floor Of the vestibule-a large room
in itself-at the White House, at Wash
ingtOn, has been torn up. A foundation Is
now being laid, upon which will be put a
beautiful design OF English thing. This
will take the place OF the wooden floor and
carpet. The tiles will be laid by Anew York
firm, and are imported from Stoke-on-
Trent. England.
General McColgan, OF Baltimore, has re-
celved a letter from Archbishop Gibbons
announcing his expected return to Baltl-
more in about two weeks from this time,
and declining TO have any reception or dis
play on his arrival home by societies or
Others. Some arrangements had been made
for such reception, but they will now OF
course be abandoned.
A number OF Catholic cergymen arrived
at Baltimore Sunday night, some OF them
from the diocese Of Richmond, 10 enter on
spiritual retreat which commenced ycster-
day at st. Mary's Seminary, Paca street.
Bishop Keane, of Richmond, will take part
in the exercises.
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COURT ORDERS.

VTIRGINIA-IN HANOVER COUNTY
COURT, AUGUST ts. -, iTeVAE TenHrt Of he
accounts of d. l.. Jones, sheriff OF Hanover, and as
such, administrator with the will annexed OF VIII
liam q. Dsy, deceased, and of the debts and de-
mands against the estate Of said William .. Day,
having been filed In The Office Of this court, and
more Than two years having elapsed siece Tue estate
of said William O. Day WAS committed To the hands
of said d. l.. Jones, sheriff as aforesaid FOR admin
istration, on the motion Of Samuel W. Day; Iega-
tee OF said etator II Is ordered that ihe creditors
ola William q. psy, deceased. do show cause, If
any they can before this court on the first day OF
the October term 1850. Of SAID court, why me es-
Iegatees Without refundng bonds. IL is further or
dered that a copy of this order be publshed once
week Tor four successive weeks In the Richmond
Dt patch, and that copy OF same be posted AZ ,he
mont door of Hanoyf county court. house on the
first day of two successive terms OF said court.
cOpy-Teste:
auo 4.Tu4w JOHN X. TAYLOR, Clerk.
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IRON. STEEL. Ae.

DEsT REFINED BAR AND swEDEs
I'D IRON assorted sixesh
sHEET-IkON, IL ..xa,c.v
NAYLon's CAST. TIRE, and AAEh'oAS
PtG-TIN, sPkLTkR, sHEET-ziNCs Ho6ss-
.u s sHSas' ss' Tor I'll Henry NJ. woRrnAx
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There was disgrsceful scene at the iune-
raj Of Adelaide Nelson. An enormous as
sembiage caused great confusion round the
The impessibiIIfy u the authorities TO con.
uol the crowd.
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wATI sTRTrT YTsTFRDAY.

NEW YORK. August 23.-The Posts financial ar
tIcle saws: The stock Exchange was opened TOT
business at O'Clock, and the stock marker starltu
of strong then declined fraction, then became
strong, but Il little after IL O'Clock INC rIslng
tendency was checked, and, as we Wtlle' me
market Is rather heavy The stocks con-
spicuous for their advance are st. Louis ana
New Orleans TO 40 fros 81, Denver and Quhcy
to 1873 from 1917, Illinois Central to ll3t rem rem
ll3. Delaware, Lackawsnna and Western 10 SOa
from COZ, Jersey Central 10 7S's from rs, ana
ohio and Mississippi 10 265 from 36b Inc other
stocks at all active have been Ere, Iron Mountain,
Wabas1, Michigan Central. and Kansas aud Texas:
Government bonds are firm, as are all railroad
bonds, with few exceptions. Money ON call IS "a
per cent.
The following quotations were current today:
United States per cents, l09b@ 10: United
States A.. per cents, lllbdlll4; New jersey
Central. M; Ohio and Mississippi, 80; Erie.
4O&; Michigan Central, 96a; Hannibal aud -.
Joseph. lGs4; Lake shore, 1888 Northwest, IVA !;
Northwest preferred. 1904 Iron Mountain, 56%
Rock Island, llile; -. Paul, SSA; y. Pau pre-
fcTred, -; Wabash, ~. Louis and Pacific, avs;
Wabash, ST. Louis and Pacific preferred, ia;
Kanas and Texas. 800; Western Union Iele'
graph, 1O7; {. {. and G." -; Pacihc 6ail, 4l's.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. August 23.-Yirgnia 6'S, deferred,
81: cons0ls. 5Sis: past.due coupons. 50; new
l0-4Os, Az; I0-40's, coupon, ga Bad to-day.
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DIR. TUFTS PILLS.
TUTT'S PILLS.
SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER.

Loss Of Appetite, Nausea. Bowels Costive, ram
In the Head with dull sensation In the back part
Pain Under the ShOulder-Blade; Fullness After
Eating with Dissemination TO exertion of body or
mind; Irritabinty of Temper; Low Spirits; Loss
OF Memory, with feeling of having neglected some
duty; WEAKNESS, Dizziness, Flut,erng at the Heart,
Dots Before the Eyes, Yellow skin Headache, Rest
essness at night, Highly Colored Urine.
If THESE WARNINGS ARE UNHEEDED Sc
RIOUS DISEASES WILL SOON
BE DEVELOPED.
TUFTS PILLS are especially adapted to srch
cases. One dose effects such change Of feeling as
TO astonish the sufferer
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
i LIVER REGULATOR.

Ask the recovered DySPEPTIcS, BILIOUS
SUFFERERS, VICTIMS OF FEVER AND AGUE,
the MERCURIAL- DISEASED PATIENT, how
they recovered Health, Cheerful Spirits, and Good
Appetite--they will tell you by taking SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR.
For DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, JAUN-
DICE, BILIOUS ATTACKS, SICK HEADACHE,
collie. DEPRESSION OF SPIRITS, sou
STOMACH, HEARTBURN, &C, &C,
1T HAS.NO EQUAL.
This unrivsited Southern Remedy is warranted
not to coataia single particle Of MERCURY or any
injurious mineral substance, but Is
PURELY VEGETABLE.
III you feel drovsY, debilitated, have frequent
kesdsche, mouth tastes badly, poor appetite. and
league coated, you are suffering from torpid liver or
N0as Dess.- and nothing will cure you 30 speedily
aud permanently as 10 take
SIMMONS L1vEa REGULATOR.
Ills given with safety aud the hsppiest results TO
the mast delicate infant. IL lakes The place OF qu
nine and bitfefs Of every kiBd. IL H. the cheapest,
purest, and best family medicine IN the world.
j. II. ZElIsIN A CO..
gl Philadelphia.
Pr ice 81. FOLD BIZ ALL DSUGcssTs;.
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A NOTED DIVINE SAYS:

Or. Tut
Dear Sr,-For ten years have been a martyr to
Dyspepsia, Constipation, and Piles. Last spring
your Pills were recommended: used them. / am
now well man; have good appetite, digestion per-
feet, regular stools, piles gone, and have gained
forty pounds of flesh. They are worth their weight
In gold. Rev. X. L. SIMPSON,
Louisville, XIV.
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They increase the appetite, and cause the body to
take on flesh thus The system is nourished and by
their tonic action the digestive organs regular
stools are produced.
Price, rs cents. 35 MURRAY STREET,
my 29-eOdtA p20 New York.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

MONDAY, August 70, 1sbU.
sALEs.-4 sharesof r. & ID. X. X. stock at rs; 10
shares VI A. and c. X. n. stock at 81. az 81; 10
shares Of X. q. n. r. stock At 75,s 10 at 75,, 20
a, 75x, 10 at 75h, 10 at 75K, and 20 at 75X.
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knights Of Pythias.
MEETING OF THE SUPREME LODGE OF THF
UOpI N IN ct IOIIS

MEETING OF THE SUPREME LODGE OF TIE
WORLD IN ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, August 23.-Preparations for
the reception and entertainment Of the Su-
preme Lodge OF the World, knights OF Py-
ihias, on Tuesday next are nearly completed,
and everything will be ready at the proper
time. Supreme Chancellor d. b. Woodruff
arrived Saturday night. A large number
of Knights and visitors are expected.
[SecOnd Dispdtch.l
ST. LOUIS, August 23.-Large numbers OF
knights OF Pythias arrived here last night
and TO day from all parts OF the country, but
very few uniformed divisions have yet come
in bodies. PreuX Cheyalier Division, Of
Cleveland, and about fifty members of one
OF The New Orleans lodges, have arrived,
and parts of divisions from several other
places. Others are expected tonight.
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BY Telegraph.

NEw YORK, August .-E0en.-Stocks strong
Money on call. 2@2H per cert. txehanSe-Long
4Slk: short. 4s3s. State bonds dun. .
ErtatHg.-Money, 2d24 per cent ENcnasse'
ASK Governments quiet and firm; new D -
i02$: a. per cents, 'lllS; per cents, Ios7s
states dull.
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A Marriage Rumor Confirmed.

CITY OF MEXICO, August 1G, Uia HAVANA,
August 23.-Tbe report Of the marriage OF
daughter OF General Ord to General Ire
vino, doubted at first by the Mexicans, is
now confirmed.
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U,UE RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY
RAILROAD COMPANY
FIRST MoRTGAG 7's,
DUE 1920,
COUPON OR REGISTERED.

We o0s for sale limited number OF the above-de-
scr,beo BONDS at s97 80 and interest, the company
reseryins the right TO advance the price from Anne
10 time without notice.
We recommend the bonds as sooa anu 'A'e 'e'
The bonds may also be had from any OF the o'he
stock .brokers in the city Of Richmond. ~
-, Stockholders,
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NeIlson,s Property Disposed OF DIV Will

LONDON, August 23.-Tbe London corr
respondent OF a provincial paper states that
the greater portion Of Miss Nelson's pro-
perry. which is estimated at 100000, is left
by will TO Rear-Admiral Hon. Henry Carr
Glyn, c. b., and Mr.. Edward Compton re-
ceived legacy Of $1,000.
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TUTTS HAIR-DYE.-GRAY HAIR or
Il WHISPERS changed 10 GLOSSY BLACK by a
single application OF this DYE, IL impartsa Natu-
raj Color, acts instantaneOusy. Sold by druggists,
or sent by express on receipt OF 81.
OFFICE, 80 MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
Imy 29-eodtAp20l
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Flour.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Fine. s3.50@s4: extra, s5@S5.50; enperhne,
$3.50Qs4.50; common family, s5.60@t5.75.
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NOOK and JOB WORK NEATLY tx
- ROUTED At TINE DJsPATcH- PvNTIne
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End OF the Buenos Ayrean Crisis.

LONDON, August pa dispatch to the
Reuter- Telegram Company, dated Buenos
Ayres, August 22d, says "The crisis has
terminated. The Provincial Chambers have
been closed 10y the military, and President
Avellenda has withdrawn his resignation;
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The AfghnnLsfan War.

LONDON, August 23.-The Times has the
following from Jellalabad :. One brigade Of
General Stewards force left Gadamak on
the 21st instant, and another will leave on
the 23d, when Gadamak will be abandoned.
One brigade will probably remain to garri-
son Kbylier Pass for some time, as ii is in
an excited state. General Stewart will
leave Jellalabad on the ODD. He will remain
for few days at Lundi Khotal 10 arrange
the location OF Kbylier. The brigade in
front OF Jelalabad will be made over to the
native Governor in behalf OF the Ameer.
The last report from Cabul shows that the
Amer is still at Sherpur. lie is raising
considerable revenue from fees on the large
accumulation Of stores in the Cabul ware
bnusae
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FINANCIAL.

NIANCHESTER TAX-RECElVABLE
NI COUPONS.-l wish to buy FOUR HUNDRED
DOLLARS Of MANCHESTER TAX-RECElNA-
BILE COUPONS.
al 14-3t iii Main street.
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BLACKSBURG.

ALL QUIET At THE COLLEGE-THE NEW IA
CULTY-wH0 THEY ARE-SKETCHES AND
PERSONAL NOTES.
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| sary. II they had not done SO, Dunganuon

sary. II they had not done so, Dungannon
would have been sacked.
Sir Patrick O'Brien (LiberaD and Messrs.
Finnegan, 0'Donnell, and Parnell Home
Rulersl protested against the use OF buck.
shot. Mr.. Parnel hoped Mr.. Forster would
rescind the order, which, In the case OF
Dungannon, had a most unfortunate result
Mr.. John Dillon Home Ruler moved an
adjournment in order to give Mr.. Forster
an opportunity to explain his recent lam
guage. Mr.. Dillon said: I" / do not mind be-
ing called coward and imposter, bat OBJ.
iect TO the accusation OF deliberate wicked
ness because l advised resistance to law
which the Government itself had called I'M
Just, yet continued to administer. l will
repeat that advice at every land-meeting In
Ireland"
Mr.. Forster said he had no explanation to
make, but that he adhered 10 every word be
had uttered. Mr.. Dillon had preached dis.
obedience 10 a law which the Government
was determined to uphold. Mr.. Forster
added that the recent horrible outrages In
ireland show the barbarism to which
speeches like Mr.. Dillon's excite the peo-
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