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The Washington correspondent OF the
AlexaDdris Gazette says: alt is a we'll
known fact that millions OF dollars are in
The Treasury belonging TO parties who are
unaware OF its existence. Much OF 1t Is
unclaimed interest, though that IL by no
means Its only source. Some Of Il has been
there so long that all idea OF is ever being
called for bias long since been abandoned,
aud The money that Is being used 10 buy
votes for the Republicans is supposed to
come from this sum-
Charles ID. GambriII, a, member OF the
melLknown firm Of architects. Gsmbr,li ~
ricklen, New Yesk, shot bimself through
tue bead Monday afternoon In bis Office, ut
NO. 81 Hosdway, and death followed 'aIs
most instantly. Ogerwork ana conseQuent
nervousness, producing temporary tnsan-
ity, are giyeu o. yessons Tor the suicide.
The RaIsigb Ntws spd Observer have.
been, consolidated. 8. a. Asbets u b edi.
Tor and Z. L. Polk corresponding editors''
" the Nsws and Observer.
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Yithnond 1ispstfh.
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER is, 1880.
LYNcBBuRG.


.uv STREET RaiLw Az LET TO coNTRACT-.TBE
LIN. TO BE ~ OPERATION BY ocT0BER
Ihrg-A MORMON COLONY IN BEDFORD
pRss LECTURES FOR TIE ssAsox--cAT
ron LIVERPOOL ONE CENT pAxAoIs--Ms'
CgLLASY, &C.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispstchl
StPrExBeR 10, 1850.
The construction OF the street railway 1;
now an assured fact. The contract for build
ing II has been given to Mr.. J. Il. Gordon,
~ pittsburgh, Pa, and Il IL understood
that the cars will be running TO the FAIR
Grounds terminus by the middle OF next
month.
learn, on good authority. that two Nor
mon missionaries have been laboring for
several weeks--or monihs--in Bedford, In
the neighborhood OF Stewartyille. They
ere no, allowed TO use the church buildings,
and so preach in the woods. They have
large congregations, though the ladies' DO
not 90 10 hear them, and have Dap,ized
many. Their plan OF operations seems 10
be 10 organize q colony 10 go to Utah by
representing the superior quality OF IT'S SOL,
agriculture, &C., and no polygamy Is to be
nreached till the coloniSts arrive there.
They have not been molested in their ex-
e-cises. though some Indignation has been
expressed.
The second annual course OF free lec-
lures under the auspices Of the Holcombe-
Hall Association begins next Tuesday
evening, when Mr.. William ii. Dudley will
deliver lecture appropriate to the occa-
sion.
During Saturday forty-eight car. loads OF
cattle, sheep, and hogs were received in The
civ ,id the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio
railroad, and were shipped North 10y trans
fer 70 the Virginia Midland route. Ten
carloads OF these cattle were meant for
shipment to Liverpool from New York.
They were raised by Mr. Ward, OF Taze-
well.
The suit OF Isbell Us. Peyser in the Hust-
ings Court for damages arising from false
imprisonment was decided in favor OF the
plaintiff, but the damages, which were laid
at $500, were reduced by the Jury to-one
cent.
The farm OF Mr.. j. NJ. Miller, on the Salem
turnpike, three miles from the city, has
been sold TO Mr.. Pat. Gregory for $4,000.
The collections OF internal revenue for
last week amounted to S43,l77.S0.
Professor Hart will act as president OF
the Blacksburg College till the Board elects
apermaDent president.
Fine pole-raising at Buford's Saturday.
Another to-day at Campbell Courthouse.
The whole county around here is hot fol-
Hancock. TELEPHONE.
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A Long.Csncoaued diamond Robbery

The Washington correspondent OF the
Hartford Times tells story OF robbery OF
diamonds from Mrs. General Grant several
years ago which has only recently come TO
light. According 10 report, soon after the
Knediye OF Egypt sent the valuable present
OF diamonds 10 the daughters OF General
Sherman one OF the high potentates OF
Japan sent diamonds valued at $4,000
as preseRt 10 Mrs. Grant. This was
while General Grant was President. The
Prince received no acknowledgment OF
the gift, neither at the time nor when he
met the ex-PIeSident during his recent visit
to Japan. lie accordingly wrote to the ia
panese Minister at Washington asking him
20 inquire II the diamonds had been re-
oeived. Investigation proved that the pre-
sent was duly delivered to one Of President
Grants private secretaries, but that nothing
further had ever been heard OF them. Fur
lh@ investigation has brought TO light the
Iae tina! the diamonds had been pawned for
S,0s9, and are still In tbe possession OF the
richea pawnbroker In Washington. The
correspondent asserts that General Grants
expected visit AT Washington is to prosecute
The matter and recover the property.
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Norfolk News.

lSpeclal telegram 10 Inc Dlspatch'J
NORFOLK, VA, September 14.-This
morning the body OF Captain John Turner,
OF the sloop William MCGEE, OF Baltimore,
was found floating in Roanoke dock near
where his vessel was moored. DR.. j. NJ.
Gait, city coroner, was notified, and held
an inquest.
The condition of Mr. Ed. Webb, so
desperately shot, is not improved, and the
symptoms are unfavorable.
Senator j. II. Morgan, OF Alabama, spoke
to an immense throng on the Academy
grounds.
The boiler repairs TO the City OF Rich
mond will be finished tomorrow, and she
will take out an excursion party to the
Capes OH time, as advertised.
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fire Engineers I'm Council.

Boston, September IA. The annual Con-
yeniIon OF the National Association OF Fire
Engineers OF the United States met here TO-
day. The Convention was called to order
by Martin CroniD, OF Washington. presi'
dent. Mayor Prince made brief address
OF welcome, and at the conclusion OF bis re-
marks the Convention proceeded to bust.
ness. The Chair appointed a committee on
credentials and committee on national off,
GERS. The latter committee reported the list
OF officers for the ensuing year, with Chief
William A. Green, OF Boston, IS president ;
Henry A. Hills, OF Dallas, Texas, secretary ;
A. G. Hendricks, OF New Haven, Conn.,,
treasurer; and a number Of vice-prrsldents.
Among the latter is Chief q. Watt Taylor,
of Richmond, Va. A
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WALL STREET Yesterday.

NEW YORK. September 14.-The Posts financial
article says: At the Stock Exchange The share spec
ulaton has been feverlsb and at lines excited, the
result having been decline In stocks OF hGg2 per
cent, a part of whics has been recovered as we
w1te. United states bonds are lower for the IS,
SIS. and AIS per cents, and unchanged for the as,
which IL is proper 90 say cOnstu The correct mea-
sure OF the pn6lic credit. The leading speculative
stocks are Erie, Lake Shore, Western Ualoa Tee-
graph, Northwest, Milwaukee and st. Paul, North
ern Pacific, and the coal stocks. Railroad bonds
both of the investment and speculative kinds. are
generally lower than yesterday. Money on call Is
d3 per cent, on time sac pr cent, aud on prime
mercantile paper 4Hn5h per cent.
The following quotations were current To-day
United States per cents. 1l0hG HOY; United
States Al per cents, ll0AG1l0%; d. of c. 1855
90. sales: New Jersey Central. 76b: ohio and
Mississippi, 34%: Erie, 38I; Michigan Central
95; Hannibal aud ST. Joseph, 3sa; Lake shore
1851; Northwest, 1881; Northwest preferred
l24S; Iron Mountain, 53X; Rock Island, III; st
Paul 81; 81. Pau preferred, ll24; Wabash, 1t
Louis and Pacific. 81; Wabash, 81. Louis and
Pacific preferred, 66S; Kansas and Texas. 33h
Western Union Telegraph, 1881; {. c. and /. e..
194; Pacific Mail, Az
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, September l4.-Virginia 6's, de
ferr.d, tx; consols. SO; second series. 20 asked
pa,t-due coupons, 90h: new l0-40's, AIN; lO'4Os
coupons, 95x. Bid to-day.
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The farm in Big Valley known as the
"Porter Place" was sold on Friday last by
Messrs. c. z. Jones and L. II. Stephenson,
trustees, for Si0.201. David Gum, Esq,
became The purchaser.-H Highland Recorder.
Senator John T. Morgan, OF Alabama,
and Hon. Eppa HuntOn will make num-
Der Of speeches in the Norfolk district in
support OF MIR. Goede and the regular
ticket.
The Raleigh fair will be opened by Gov
ernor Jarvis on Tuesday, October 10Th.
Signor BrignOli has been engaged In the
Emma Abbot Opera Company.
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POLITICAL.
Indigo Allen and Mr.. Paul at the
Warm Springs.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch)
WARM SPRINGS, Va, September H.
Judge Allen and Mr.. Paul addressed the
citizens here to-day.
Judge Allen made an eloquent appeal to
the people for compromise ticket to ensure
the electoral ticket OF the State beyond a
doubt for Hancock and English. Although
this is the stronghold of the Resdjusters in
this section, he was enthusiastically APP
plauded.
Colonel Stewart, postmaster OF the House
OF Representatives, who was taken SUDDENLY
sick in church sunday and since confined
to his room. is up and about to-day, and
looking better than he has since his arrival
Iast veek
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THE LATEST NEWS.
BfrEL.1eRAPH To THE DISPATCH.

THT MAINE ELECTION; FUSION GOVERNOR
CERTAINLY ELECTED; HIS MAJORITY
ESTIMATED AT FROM 1000 TO 5000; THE
rtysJoNrsTs CLAIM FOUR coNGREssMES
ONT OF FIVE, ALSO THE LEGISLATURE
THE NEAT MEETING OF THE AMERICAN
PUBLIC HEALTH Ass0cIATioN-ANNUAL
CONVENTION OF CHIEF FIRE ENGINEERS
AT BosToN-LABoR TROUBLES AT FALL
RIVER, s.-coNGREssIoNAL NOMINAL
Tyoys-C COMFY BLAND RACEs-TBE EAST
FRN wAR-cLoUD-THE OCCUPATION OF
puLcIeNo-PRoBABLE EFFECTS OF THE
CHANGE IN THE TURKISH MrNIsTRY-THE
DoNCAsTER RACEs-INQUIRISG INTO THE
ATTEMPT TO WRECK AN ENGLISH Ex-
PRESS TRAIN,
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BRIGHTS DISEASE
OF THE KIDNEYS SUCCESSFULLY TREATED
WITH CUTICURI REsoLvENT.

Messrs. Weeks Potter:
Gentlemen,--In the year 1868 was taken with
severe attack of Kidney Disease, and entered Belle
yue Hospital for treatment. DIR. johnson pro-
nonnced my trouble Bright's Disease. IL Is row
eleven years since left the hos pial but partialv
cured during which time ! have never been free
from pain and distress, although constantly using
some rent dies. When began taking the CUTlCU-
IA RESOLyENT my symptoms were severe pain In
the back great accumulation Of water, legs swollen
and painful 50 thai could scarcely Walk, present.
Ing every appearance Of dropsy. IL may seem ri,
these distres, ing symptoms disappeared, and In less
than month was completely cured:
DANIEL MCMAHON,
219 WEST EIGHTH STREET, SOUTH Boston, May
16, 1879.
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CUTlCURA.
RESOLVENT,
CUTICURA, A MEDICINAL JELLY,
CUTICURA MEDICINAL SOAPS,

are the only known remedies that will permanently
cure Humors of the Blood and Skin, Affections OF
the Scalp with Loss of Hair, and Liver Kidney, and
Urinary Disorders caused bv Impure blood. CUTI-
CURA REsOLVENNT is the greatest bioOd-purihtr
I'm medicine. 1t acts through the bowels liver, KID
news and skin IL abSOrbs poisOns that float in the
blood and purges them from the system CUTI-
CURA, a Medicinal Jelly, arrests external disease,
eats away Iifeless flesh and skin. aays iD1amma-
uon. Itching and irritation, and heals. 1t is a
natural reproducer aud beautifer OF the Hair. Gu
TICURA SOAP c'eanses, heals sOftens. whllens. aud
beauties the Skin IL and the CUTICURA SHAVING
SOAP. the only medicinal shaving soap, are pre-
pared from CUTICURA.
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IMPETIGO AND ECZEMA,
WITH LOSS OF HAIR, CURED BY THE
CUTICURA REMEDIES.
Messrs. Weeks & Potter:

Messrs. Weeks G. Potter:
Gentlemen 1T affords me pleasure 10 send you The
following report Of a rem irkable cure by your GU
TiCURA REMEDIES. For Two wears the patient
had suffered with Impetig0 on the face and scalp
and Eczema I'm its worst form on the back and
shoulders. For eighteen months he was under
medical NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. better and some
times worse-but never cured. As the lmpetigo In
creased In severity his hair began 10 fail on rapidly
and he was aiful that he would lose IL all. Eight
months ago he began the use Of the CuTIcURA
REMEDIES, and by perseverance and the regular
application OF The remedies he Is not only cured
OF every phase of tn disease but has better head
of hair than before. am therefore enabled by
personal observation to certify 10 the great curative
properties OF the CUTICURA REMEDIES IN the
treatment Of Skin and Scalp Diseases.
Truly yours, ". Il. HOWELL.
SARNIA, CANADA, october Ia, 1879.
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Congressional Nominations.

MOBILE, ALA, September l4.-One OF the
Republican conventions for this district has
nominated James Gillette for Congress.
TRENTON, n. j., September l4.-John
Hart Brewer was nominated to-day for Con-
gress by the Republicans OF the Second dis
trict.
ST. LOUIS, September 14.-Tbe Republic
cans OF the Third district to-day nominated
Gustav. Sessingbaus for Congress.
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American Public Health Association.

WASHINGTON, September 14.-The Exc
cuiiye Committee OF the American PuohC
Health Association have issued call for
the eighth annual meeting at New Orleans,
commencing December 7th and ending De
cember 10th. Numerous papers on I'M
portant matters will be presented. Inc
special questions suggested for discussion
nj this meeting, in addition to those con-
nected with these papers, relate 10 the
methods OF preventing the spread within
town or city, after they have once been in
PRODUCED, OF such contagious or spreading
diseases as dphtheria, scarlet.feyer, yellow
fever, smallpox, measles, &c.
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California village Burned.

SAN FRANCISCO, September IA dis
patch from WaIa-W alla reports that last
night a fire broke ont in the village OF
Waitsburg which almost destroyed the vii
Iage. All but four OF The business-houses
in the place were burned. One Cbinaman
was burned to death. Loss, $4,000 10
z0O0 mn
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FALL RIVER, MASS, september 1.-THE
committee appointed By the Board Of Trade
TO consider the question Of wages have de-
cided TO recommend o reelection OF 10 per
cent, 10 take effect on October lst. How
the reduction will be received by the help
Is unknown, many predicting strike, The
Spinner Union meets tonight, when sbc
subject viii pFpp1bIy be brought before Il
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TELEPHONE MESSAGES PROMPTLY Al
TENDED TO. nv ~
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Death or General BusnrOd Johnson.

CHICAGO, September IA dispatch
from sprint field, H., says General Bush
rod Johnson, the wcll-known Confederate
brigadier. died at his farm at Brighton, Ma
caupin county, Inst Saturday.
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK. September IA Nsen.-Stocks weak
Money on call. 2GD3 per cent Fxchange-Lone,
4sOk; short, 4S3S. State bonds dull. Governments
weak.
RUsntng.-Money, gas per cent Exchange
460A. Governments lower new b's. l02h: AZ per
cents. HOY; per cents, 1l0S. States quiet
and nominal.
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Oregon Legislature.

SAN Francisco, September 1.-THE Ore
gon Legislature has organized by choosing
Solomon Hirsch president OF the Senate,
and III. +. Moody speaker OF the House.
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Heavy Frost In Illinois.

- CHICAGO, September IA dispatch
from ChatswoItb, ILL.,, says heavy frost
last night did great damage to the late corn
in the central part OF the State.
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TO SUMNER TOURISTS.

ITO SUMNER TOURISTS.
Persons Intending spending the summer season In
the country or at the watering-piaces should pro.
vide themselves with the necessary remedies and
apparatus which cannot be had outside OF city
viz. -
PATENT POCKET-sTOvEs, for heating tea
milk. food, &C.: -
PATENT WAX NIGHT-LIGHTs, which burr
REAbY-MADE Observation-Disclosures, which
are always ready, and act in three minutes;
SOFT RUBBER AlR.PlLLOWS and CUSHIONS
MEDICINE. GLASSES.
SPONGES and SPONGE-BAGS,
SELF-INJEC1ING UNIVERSAL SYRiNGEs,
VALENTINES MEAT-JUICE,
VALENTINES MEAT-JUICE WITH GLYCE-
RINE,
JOHNSTON's FLUID BEEF,
LIEEIG'S SOLID EXTRACT BEEF,
LIEBIG'S LIQUID EXTRACT BEEF;
PAPOMA, entire wheat food, for infants;
IMPERIAL GRANUM, food for infants;
NESTLE'S LACTEOUS EARINA,
GERBER'S MlLK-fO0D.
PREPARED RICE FLOUR,
PREPARED SCOTCH DAT MEAL,
PREPARED BARLEY FLOUR,
SWISS CONDENSED MILK,
LIQUID RENNET,
DISINFECTING SOAPS, TO prevent contapon;
and all relisble medicines, new remedies and appa-
ratus, 10 be had OF
MEADE & BAKER, Druggists,
9l9 east Main street,
TELEPHONE MESSAGES PROMPTLY At
TENDED TO. nv -
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
The troublesome MOntenegrln CUES
lion.

non.
LONDON, September IA dispatch from
Ragusa 10 the Times says 1t is now def
nitelv known that Riga Pasha, the Turkish
commander, has positive orders not to re-
sist the Montenegrin occupation OF Dulcig-
no. though at the same time 1t is lett entire
ly TO his discretion whether TO prevent
the Albanians from interfering. de has
halted his force where II cannot be OF the
slightest use, while simultaneously the
Albanian volunteers are focking through
Scutari for Tusi. Five thousand men
are already assembled there, OF whom
5000 are reported to be Turkish regulars.
1t is now known that the British Vice-Ad-
miral Seymour has the most positive orders
not TO disembark his men. There Is con-
siderable excitement in Ducigno among
the Albanian Mohammedans. 1t Is expected
that a vessel will shortly be sent as refuge
for the families Of both the Christian and
Mohammedan inhabitants, who are hemmed
in between the Albanians and Montene-
grins.
The Recent Attempt TO Wreck an
English Train.
LONDON, September 14.-Inquiry leaves
little doubt that the placing OF package OIL
dynamite under the rails OF the London anu
Northwestern line was deliberate attempt
to wreck the express train to Scotland,
which passed over the rails two hours
previous to the discovery Of the mine
Yesterday morning. There were q
dynamite cartridges, each about three
inches long and one inch in diameter, con-
nected to the rails by a rubber tube filled
with powder and caps. The dynamite was
soaked by the recent rain. No theory has
been propounded to account for the attempt
to wreck the tram.
Dean SANKEY'S Mission 10 the United
States.
LONDON, September 14-Tbe London
correspondent OF the Manchester Gardtdn,
in bis reference to the intended visit oil
Dean Stanley to the United States III com
pany with Mr.. Thomas Hughes, which visit,
be SAYS, will be for the purpose oil inyestl-
gazing the Church question, adds that 1t Is
said the growth OF Catholicism in the
United States is creating a current OF feel
ing there in favor Of State and Church
union as safeguard against Catholicism.
The Turkish Cabinet Change.
LONDON, September ll.--Tbe correspon'
dent of the Times at Constantinople says II
is not yet possible 10 tell what effect tue
change i'm the Turkish Ministry will have.
The Iimes's CORES pondent at Vienna says
he is inclined TO think that the change VIII
tend to a settlement OF the Montenegro
question. The Constantinople correspon'
dent Of the Daily Telegraph expresses the
same opinion, and says that several MINIS
tiers favored an energetic protest against =
naval demonstration.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCk.
MINIATURE C-sErrEMBRR Is, 1876
PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER IA, 1850.
ARRYvrO.


Steamer Ariel, clifford, Norfolk, United States
mail, merchandise, and passengers, l.. b. Tatsm,
agent.
ARRIVED AT osBoRNE's SEPTEMBER 18TH.
Schooner Ann Dole, Blackman, New York, light
T. J. Woodbridge.
Schooner Rho da Holmes, Van Cleaf, New York,
light, To. Woodbridge.
SAILED.
Steamship Old Dominion. Walker. New York,
merchandise and passengers, q. w. AHea a 20. {,
agents.
schooner Rillow, Haskell, Poughkeepsie, camel
coal, Gervas Storrs: vessel. Currfe 20.
SAILED FROM osBoRSE's SEPTEMBER 18TH.
Schooner Exertion, Lyman, New York, wood, t.
j. Woodbridge.
MEMORANDA.
PHILADELPHIA. September 13.-Arrived
schooner II d. May. May; from Richmond.
NORFOLK. September ID Arrived: scbooDers
Mary Price, Gan0y, aud A. Robini0n, Adams, from
Richmond.
NEW YORK. September l3.-Arrived: sehooners
William Mason. French, aud Oliver Ames. Rabbit.
from Richmond; and u. Nj. Tilton, TIlton; Henry
Y. Wood Cufles; Virginia Rulan, Rulan: Nj. A.
Tyler, Curtis: Barnard. scull: ~. II. Pitts. Cava-
lisr; and William Young, Van Name, from Vir-
ginia.
By Telegraph.
NEW YORK. September 14.-Arrived: England
ST. Laurent, and Manhattan. Arrived out: Mara
ihOu and state of Pennsylvania.
NEW YORK, September l4.-Arrived Wieiand.
Arrived out: city OF Alexandria, Santiago de Cnba,
oder, MOssglen.
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
FIour
ny Telegraph,

Pine. s3.50@t4; extra, f4.75@S5; supernne,
t350Gt4.50; common family, 30.
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TETTER
TREATED BY HALF DOZEN PHYSICIANS
WITHOUT CURE.

Eessrs. Weeks q Potter:
GentlemeD.--Mr. Robert Stewart has been great
srGrrer for years With letter OF very aggravated
forx. He has received treatment from hstf dozen
or the best physcians In this locality with but lttle
relief come time ago nc begsn the use Of The Gu
TIcUBA REMEDIES, which have helped him be-
yond all expec alton. Also relieved rheumat
Affections OF The hip for which he 10 very HARMFUL
There are other cases in this town that can give
similar testimonials.
Respectfully yours.
Wv. BYARD, Druggist.
SHARON, PA, June 10, 1879.
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fifteen Years, Hard Labor I'm Prison.

WATERFOWL. n. Y, September 14.-Tbis
morning Judge Dwight sentenced Wesley
White, for the killing OF Lillian Manchester
last October, to fifteen years hard labor in
the Auburn peniteniiury.
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no WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

Take notice that, having duly qualified as the law:
FOR the county OF Sot re, IN the State OF Texas:
snail at The next term Of The Circuit Court OF tue
county OF Buckingham, IN the State Of Virginia
make application 10 said court for authority 70 sue
for recover. and receive all money or personal pro.
per ~ OF my aid ward within the jurtsdictton o.
said court, and especially Tor an order directing al
OF the money or personal property coming 10 my
zaid ward from the estate sot John l.. hsrrsss ue'
ceased. TO be paid over 70 me-
AUGUST 81. 1880. 80 -. -. - Z. Wv
DILI-HEADS, $3.50 TO % per vealn, 81
% the D,GPATC6 PRiNTlN9-nOuan.
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,uM,fFp pRICEs FOR AM SIZES OF

GUNNER PRICES FOR ALL SIZES OF
- ANTHRACITE, CUMBERLAND, sPLINT,
CLOVER HILL, SUTTALBuRG, and s0fI
ii. SO per cord. delivered. Call and he convinced
Won can do better than elsewhere. Orders By teie-
ofdce-7Os Broad, opposite Theatre. or 1905 Cary
street. jelsl .. ~. PAGE.
PURCHASERS WANTED FOR BEST
il sPTIST COAL, BEST ANTHRACITE COAL.
BEST FOREST PINE aud OAK WOOD. BEST
CUMBERLAND COAL, BEST WEST VIRGINIA
STEAM COAL. 5. r. LATHk0f.
doIa Seventeenth street At draw-bridse-
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY. September IA. 1880.
sALEs.--10 shares OF A. and g. Il. r. stock at So
shares OF r. and ID. X. R. stock at e0K 10 al e0k
10 shues c.. q. and A. X. X. stock at AN. sno
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-15
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Political SfabbIng.

South AMsoY, n. j., September 14.-Ai-
ter political meeting attending a banner
raising at Hampton, last night, quarrel
occurred, in which Amos Green was
stabbed, it is thought fatally, by some per-
son as yet unknown.