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~. Ta,,er,. Fasting Feat.

NEW YORK, July 30.-Dr. Tanner mas
greatly improved to-day. At3:l5 This morn
ing be vomited small quantity OF mucus:
He then drank one and half ounces OF
carbolic acd-gas water. lie sat up most OF
the morning. A letter from Mary j. Feyn-
dale, OF Milwaukee, Offering the Doctor her
hand and heart, greatly amused him. He
walked twenty-five laps around the en-
closure in the baIl--about two thirds Oh
mile-in eighteen minutes. His gait was
free and steady. At 7 O'clock he was talk
ing TO the visitors in lively strain.
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THE CUTICURA SYSTEM
OF TREATING HUM0Rs OF THE BLOOD,
SKIN AND SCALP, WITH Loss
OF HAIR,

first the publication Of the blood, through an en-
ergetic action Of the bowels, liver, kidneys, and
skln-the natural purifiers of the body. Next, 10
heal every external evidence OF disease and restore
The beauty Wilderness and freshness of the Skin. and
quantity and quality Of the Hair. CUTIcURA RE-
SOLVENT is cathartic, diureiic, resolyen, and abb
sorbeu, Ii pufihes the blood, liver. Kidneys and
skin OF every trace Of blood poons invigorates the
braiu aud nervous forces, and throws of disease.
CUTICURA, Medicinal Jelly, arrests external ois-
ulcers sores and dischaaging wounds, alays iDfan-
nation itching and irritation. and heals IL IS the
sweetest cleanest and best Hair RestoIer and Beau
tider In the world. CUTIcURA SOAP, for cleansing,
restoring, and identifying The skim and for the toll
lei bath and nursery Is unriyalied. AID the GU
TiCURA SHAVING SOAP, the first and only medici-
nal soap prepared expressly for shaving, are pre-
pared from CUTICURA.
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ISLE OF WIGHT.

A COLORED GIRL KILLED BY LIGHTNING.
Correspondence Of the Richmond DisDatch.l
SMITHFIELD, VA, July %, 1880.
During thunderstorm to-day, Rebecca,
aged about twelve years, daughter OF Will
kins Spratley (colored), was struck by light
ming and instantly killed. She, with seve-
raj other hands. was leaving the peanut
field Of NJ. Bergen, in Days Neck, when
the accident occurred. Spratey took his
dead daughter through drenching rain to
his home. =.
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Personal.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, July 80, 1880.
Editors Dispatch: Your correspondent
in Charlottesville inaccurately reported me
As declaring in my speech at that place on
Monday last that was Readiuster, honest
or otherwise. 1t was Mr.. Merritt Briggs,
OF Suffolk, who said that he was 81 State
Readiuster, but not national disorganl'
zer." Yours truly, HENRY GIBSON.
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INV YORK.
NEW YORK. July 3O-CO,ton quiet and steady |;
unlands | O-l6c.: orleans. ii IL Ice; SAFES,
3'O3O bales southern -four steady common 10
far extra s5.25@s6.20; good to cho,ce mia ia.
"a o5Ms7 Wheat shade stronger with less ae-
tive export demand scarcity OF frelght-r0om ma
ierialIy checks export; ungraded red, 92e 81 20
Corr asde s 1c a1 ISsTsh and Snse,tea
3bc FOR No. 3. Hops dull and unchangei: Come
6rm with fair demand; Rio. l2h@l4e sugar ~
Ieuirifngal, SOS ll-l6c.: PeInambuco, 49,
fair to good refining, 7A@7hc,: prime &C.; re-
aned stroHg: stsndsrd A. 9t@Ste. mo M, ss'
quiet and unchanged. Rice In fair demand and
steady. Ro,in unchanged 1urpenIi1e quiet anu
arm n, 2sHa29c. Wool unchanged and quiet.
Pork shade easier and fairy ncuxe !" viii
Saht trade long clear, Ike; short. SIC; long ana
.bort' si.c lard "pene0 stronger but closed heavy
aud lower At $7.c?h s7.72f Whiskey NOMINAL
ffs's"'' WIZ - BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. July 30.-Fl0ur steady; Howard.
Street and western suprrnne: S3G.St3 eAua, "a
ss75; Kio brands. s5.s7@so; PataPsco fs@Is
$3.50 whsa,sS9hsraa e"ff at to- south
ern red. sl@sl.Osyf: amber, sl.l2@ sll4 No.
MARYLAND nominal; No. we.tern win,er red spo
and Jay g sss 6 Ass@ os.Stss
Tnrpos cni6ern lower; western duh; southern
white b2c. yellow, 53c. ost: arn; southern; 49, =,
O..
I1Lc, Psnnsylyanis, 42&iae. Provisions consEt
ersnIv strong and tendency upward: mess fcfn
aiz 3b' Baik-msats-Loose shoulder, sc; eSeal
rib sides, 7t@7Tsc.; packed, 6Ss sac, b1c On
shoulders. 6sc.: c!ear-rb sides, SIC MANS TAG
l2Hc. Lard-Renued, tierees, sac Gomez s'r rsh
AMI active; Rio carsoes. ordinary 10 choice. uoe
lac. Sugar arm: A son. 6sc: Vhiskey saii
$IleSGsi.12. Freishts very nrps.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. July SO.-Ffour dun old ismily
skas5.3b. Wheat nrn; No. amber siG92e
ssosa auiet; No. 2 usjxed, ACE. Oats steady an
ar,s 10. old mixed. s2aSse. Pork stronger a,.d,
aiS 40. Lard arm at t7.25s Bulk meats siro.x
shoaIders, "a so: riA 1880. Bacon steady; sh9nl
| he,s. 5Sc; rib. SIS. sides. sc. Whiskey asl'
sra Arm al I'll OF. sugar 1rner; New ORLEANS; o.
er Hogs dull: common. 50 sOeasf 40; nxh
"A 50at475; packing, si.oocss&eo; o"'eher'
Sf''~ LOUISVILLE.
rouIsyILLE. July 30.-Fioar steady ana IN ~
armand; extra, s3.2a@S3.75; extra choice, Ia 1
| ey SGEas6e5, Wheat dull At S9e. Corn ia "a
Semsnd and arm a, 42s@43kc. oais qniss 81
| arm al SOc. Pork active, nrm, ana nisnsL a.,
SiX50. Lard siYong at IKE Bulk. meals sasie.
sboc H Sl,s7x; RIO, t5.sQi sides, -: hs: =
arm; shoulders, s5,po rio. ss'%S' nSss, sS's :,
i've and aEm ~ sl'Vh
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
THE GOODwOOD RACES.

THE G00Dw00D RACES.
LONDON, July 3O.-In the fourth day OF
the Goodwood meeting the race Tor the
Malcomb stakes for two-year.oid COTS ana
filleys was won by Lorillard's Paw-Paw /;
Duke Weseminster's ch. I. Meteora sec
ond, Crayens C. C. Capuchlu third. Five
ran. Capuchin and Chelsea ran size oy
side to the distance pole, where Paw-Paw
came to the front and won by nan
length. with three lengths between the Sec
ond and third horses.
THE WEATHER.
LONDON. July 30.-There was further
rainfall last night, and the temperature Is
unseasonably low.
India.
THE cASDAHAR DISASTER.
IoyDog. july 30.--A Bombay dispatch
saws the native mind is greatly excited by
the Can0ahar disaster. Bazaars IS full oil
rumors. The natives think the Russians
assisted Ayoob Khan and led his troops
The last telegram from Candabar stated thai
ali discipline In Burrows's command nae
d,ssnneared and a dIsorderly crowd OF DIN
cars and soldiers Is pouring into Candahar
| IoSpoy, July 30.-H Is stated that ar
ranseulents have been made 70 dispatch
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YORKTOWN.
visit Of the Congressional Conn
mtstee.

GOVERNOR noLLinAy, GENERAL TfpBALf, AND
oTHKR DISTINGUISHED PERSONS PRESENT
NORTHERN MANS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OF THE CgNTkNNlAL-TH SITE FOR THE
BATTLE MoNUnENT-sALUrEsi IN HONOR OF
TIE GOVERNOR AND CONFERENCE.-THE
sONAL ITEMS, &C.
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uessrs. Weeks d Potter :

UeSSTS. " ttkS q TOtteT'
Gentlemen,-I have suffered over thirteen years
with skin disease in my hands and limbs, causing
constant irritation, oepryng me OF resi- and alien,
tinn 10 business. l sought many remedies here ana
eisewbere also use of sulphur baths, without Ierma-
ueut cure Last May physician called my disease
Eczema Rodent; spots appeared on my hands, head,
and face. ewes became much Unnamed anu Rranu-
lated causing al length impaired sight Internal
and external remedies were prescribed by a leading
physician for six months. was then Introduced 10
another and a consultation Of several leading pny.
sicians was had, when definite plan was DECIDED
upon, Lut all to no purpose. After following adj
vice for four months without any permanent curt
I honQht Two bottles OF CUTlCURA RESOLYEST,
two boxes of CUTICURA, and some SOAP. and can
testify win great pleasure TO the effect they have
had I'm my case. In eight days being nearly cured.
The physicians pronounced my case the most aggra-
waited one that has ever come under their experience
and praciice. ! recommend and highly indOrse the
CUTICURA REMEDIES. . - .,-
Yours truly. +. III. DIAM.
CIITFORD STREET AND WOODWARD AVENUE,
DETROIT, MICH, January "a, 1879.
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Hancock and English.

NEW YORK, July 30.-Among the VISITORS
who waited on Genera Hancock to-day were
Senator Bayard, OF Delaware (who had
long interview with him); Hon. D. randolph
Tucker, OF Virginia; General Martin NC,
Mohon and Colonel Blanton Duncan. oil
Kentucky.
Nothing is known at Governors Island
about English's letter.
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The bids will be opened al the time above named
i'm tie presence OF the Committee on Finance OF the
city Council. . -
these bonds will be issued under authority Of
resolution of the Council OF the city OF Rlch'
mond approved June 10, 1880, TO provide funds for
the construction of new pumps for the cry water
Works, and will bear interest at the rate OF per
centpm per annum payable semi annually IN Jahu-
ary and July at The Office OF the City Trea' urer.
They are redee enable at the pleasure OF the tlty
ConnciI any time after the LIST day OF July 1890,
and Will he for sums Of 800, any multiple there
Of Provision has been made for The paymentot me
January. 1881, interest on these bonds out OF 'he
revenues of the current year. ,,,,..t,
ders At The following dates-yiL, s5O,OOO In Au-
gust, $4,000 in september. $40 900 In October,
100000 In November and SlO0,0OO IN Deeem-
her. 1880. payments TO be made at the ume Oh the
delivery of the bonds. , ,,,, ..
bidders must specify the months In when tneXX
desire the bonds delivered: otherwise the Dl1s VIII
be taken for delivery at the option OF the Finance
Committee. r.. -, sa-o mn
3 per cent. loan" ,,.
10 bid which IS less than par and accrued Interest
To la e Of delivery viii he considered
The COMMITTEE on Finance reserve the rlgnt 70
reject any and all bids tor these bonds.
'>'SN' 49, J. T. ELLYSON,
~ l6-td Chairman Committee on flnance.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AMI 4 LOOO 6AOIAhAfOl..
RICHMOND, July 80, 1850.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, $40 bushels. Red, l,440 bush
CORN White, $50 bushels.
OATS.-4l4 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 81 0 bushels very good at 81, IL
100 bushels fair at sl.Q7; 20 bushels good al
SIP; "a bushels very good at sl.l4; SO bushel,
prime on pirate terms: 80 bushels very good at
sl.l5; 10 bushels common nj 95c. l22 bushels
very good at sl.l5 40 bushels very good at $l.io
100 bushels very good IT sll5; 2G bushels good at
SLAP; % bushels very good &c sll5; 80 bushels
good al s1.15-,otal. 946 bushels. Red, l9i bush
custer at sl.IO; 10 bushels good Lancaster at
SlI3: 400 bushels very good Lancaster al SLID
32 bushels good Lancaster at s1.lo; 80 bushels
prime Lancaster at ll6 800 bushels fair Lancas-
ter at Slli; 200 bushels very god Lancaster at
tl15; so bushels common Lancaster al . "a; AZ
bushels prime Lancaster Il 81 Jos $50 bu' hels very
at sl.Os; 1850 bushels very good mixed on PR,
vate terms 304 bushels good AZ Sl.l3: LIZA
fair Futr at sl.05; so bushels good FnlIz at
4l.06 1914 bushels common Fnltz az sl.Oz 81
bushels common Fuliz al 95c. 26 bushels common
FutZ at 75c. 80 bushels good fu:'z At sl.of
~ bushels very good Fullz at sl.OS: 274 bushels
good FulZ al slO6; GS bushels good Hnl,z 81
sI07: 80 bushels good Fultz az sl.Ob; 100 BUSH
els fair FullZ 1t 81 05; Z5Z bushes fair Fnltz AZ
at sl.04; ~ bushels common Eultz at ~ "a
bushels very good FultZ al Sl.OS Il bushels com
mon FuiZ n 81 % bushels gOoh RUIZ YlOi'
90 bushels very good FultZ At sl.OS; 230 bushels
damn FuliZ at :l.03; l34 bushei, common Fui
M a OF: 100 bu .hels iair FuZ At sl.0j; 20
bushels fair ruiz AT :I.O3 40 bushels very good
Fultz at Sll0; 10 bushels fair fultz Al Si.O5 %
bushels common Fultz at 97c. (; 1872 bushels taii
Fultz at sl.O5; 100 bushels good Futz at fl.O6
32s bushels good FnlIz AZ sl.O7; "a bushels com
mon Futz at SOC; $50 bushels good Fnliz al sl.0!
100 bushels very GOOD FLtz NJ Sl.0S; 30 bush
els common Ful'z NJ 00c.; 100 bushels good ful'i
at Sl.O7: l20 bushels common Fnltz az Doc. 80.
bushels good Ful;z at 81 OF; 81 bushels isir fatz
Sl,O3; 100 bushels very good FuliZ at sl.O9; ~
bushels good Fuiz al sl.o7; Is bushels common
Fuliz Al 95c.: IA bushels good Ful'z at Sl.O7i ~
FmlIz M II Os "a bushels fair Fultz 10 81 %; 80,
bns heis very good Fuliz at Sl0S; 90 bushels verl
good FuIfZ ~ Sl.O6; ll6 bushels good Fuliz q
sl.O7-iotal 1882 bushels. ,of
IOkN - While 81 bushels prime at 16c.; lZl
bushels very GOOD al 55c.-tosal $50 bushels. ooc
OATs.-l4 bushels prime Winter AZ s"c' 'VN
bushels mi xe q al 4Oc.-tOtal, 3l4 bHshels
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FORTRESS MONROE, July 30.-Captain
James II. ellis, Assistant Quartermaster
United States army. arrived here this morn.
ing from Cheyenne to relieve captain
Campbell, now on duty here, on August
18th, the latter going to Texas 10 build
new fort on the Rio Grande.
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SKIN HUMOR FOR TWENTY YEARS
ENTIRELY CURED.
Messrs. Weeks d Potter:

MeSSrS. Weeks g. Potter:
GentleInen.-I have suffered from Skin-llumor
for twenty years, without finding any remedy or
treatment that would cure IL. until began the use
of The CUTICURA REMEDIES, which, IN short
time and al a small expense, have entirely eradi-
Gated every trace of the disease, so That now am
entirely flee from it,. therefore believe they VIII
do all YOU advertise them 10 do.
Respectfully yours. ,-
JOSEPH w. ESTADRO0K.
BOSTON, July 2, 1879.
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sr. LOUIE.

family. siScaSs75; fsscy, Ss.ioaSS5s.
al. ef2as1yc. essb. 6sSe. sepsembsr. corn
nrnsr; 8lk6G34kc. cash aud Saiy, 3lk009Nc.
August and seofembey Oats stexdy; 23n2S6e.
s,sh; 2lsg2lAs: AuFysf. wnis s STEADY e
ss.s :so q. rib.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, July s0.-E1our quiet and un-
changed. wneaf moderately seffve and higher;
No. 2 red win,sr 94c. bid; No. q Chicneo spr1ne,
91H@9lkc. cash, Sszc. Ausns', e6kc. I'D sep
TENDER. Corn In fair demand and for cash iowsr;
futures STEADY; 2sHc: BID cash and July. 5stc. BID
duIl and dropping; 2Ssc. cash and July, g2xe.
August aud ssDtemper. Pork In fair denana aad
unsettled al 4i4.60@elb. Lard IN good denand
but unsettled AZ $3.50. Bslk meats sfesdy; sheul-
d ~, s4.75; short rib, t7.45; cear. e7.7O. Whts-
key sfezdy at 4l.09. if ~
4fI e. MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE, July 30-Fiour held hrmly. WHIST
opened arm declined kc.; closed qui {; No. MI
wsukee. hard, I'll. 10: No l Milwaukee, son. " or !,
No. 2 Milwaukee. cash. g4tc. Ausu.f, 9O1c sep
lower; No, z 35kr. Oats scarce No. z, 24c. Pro-
visions unsettled. Mess pork 5000. Lard, e7.4S.
Hogs srmer az t4.60&t4.s5. si4a
NEW YORK CUTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK, July 3O>--Cotton--Net receipts nopey
gsoss receipts lat bales; futures closed steady
sales, so 900 bales; July. tl1.4lNel1.43; An
toier, $1,000: November, tl046A1lO 40: De-
Gerber, tl0.4e1s10.S0; January. 4i0.56. 49,.
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4 srArEsxAsLrKg Axp ADMIRABLE DocU
xgYr-TuE CONSTITUTION MUST BIZ MAIN
TArNRD-THg USIoS And TIE STATES con-
POSING TIA PULL VOTE, FREE BAL
LOT, AND A FAIR COUNT 1.-THE CIVIL SER
VICE, THE PUBLIC DEBT, &C.
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FINANCIAL.
S35O,OOO CITY OF RICHMOND
FIVE PER CENT. BONDS.

RICHMOND, VA, July Is, 1880.
SEALED BIDS addressed TO the undersigned VIII
be received at the Office of The CITY Auditor until
~ o'clock NJ. on MONDAY the I'd day Of August
1850, for all or any portion Of
THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS FIVE PER CENTUM REGIS
TERED BONDS OF THE CITY
OF RICHMOND,
payable thirty-four years after the lst day OF
July, 1850.
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scALD HEAD FOR FOUR YEARS CURED.

Mrs. A. SWIFT. Everett, Mass, writes The Gu
TICURA REMEDIES cured my child Of Scald-liead,
covering The scalp and lower part OF the neck of
four years DURATION and which had resisted all the
usual remedies
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
An Embezziing Bank President Cnp
tured.

NEW YORK, July 30.-William ii. Cush-
man, the absconding president OF the de-
iunct First National Bank OF Georgetown,
Colorado, indicted by the grand jury OF
Colorado for embezzling upwards Of
800. 900 OF funds Of the bank, and who
fed TO this city, surrendered himself 10
Deputy United States Marshal Kennedy this
morning, and was held by Commissioner
Shields 10 await q warrant for his removal.
Marshal Wilcox, OF Colorado. has been here
several weeks looking for Cushman. The
prisoner will 20 back voluntarily without
examination.
A Murderer Rospited Twenty Days.
GALVESTON, July 30.-A Waco dispatch
saws Lynchfeld BurkS, who was sentenced
to be banged, was yesterday granted re-
spite OF twenty days by the Governor.
The Alleged Florida Bond Forgery.
NEW YORK. July 29.-G. NJ. Branscom,
OF Jack, onviIle, Fla, was arraigned in the
Tombs Police Court this afternoon for the
alleged forgery OF bonds estimated tn repre-
sent in the aggregate from $4,000 to
Sl60. 900. BranscOm waived further eXami-
nation, and was held in $4,000 bail. Being
unable to furnish the bail, he was locked up
in the Tombs. In reply TO questions Brans-
com stated that he was native OF Virginia,
and denied that be had any fraudulent in.
tentiOnS.
Sinking OF a Steamer.
MEMPHIS, TENN, July 30.-At l O'Clock
this morning the Anchor Line steamer City
OF Vicksburg, en- route from st. Louis TO
Vicksburg, while lying at Ashport, Tenn,
100 miles above Memphis, was found to be
in a sinking condition. The boat was being
| backed out OF her landing, and time was
barely given for the passengers to save
Themselves. Fortunately, however, all
ESCAPED, although the steamer sank within
ten minutes. IL il thought that she struck
an old stump while making her landing,
which crushed in her hull. She lies close
TO shore, with her larboard side under
water 10 the hurricane deck. The boat and
cargo are total loss. She was nine years
old, valued at $50 900, and uninsured. Hell
passengers were brought 10 Memphis by
The steamer Golden City. The Vicksbure
freight consisted OF 1000 packages, des
tined for Memphis merchants, besides 8
good amount 81 way.ireight for points be.
tween here and Vicksburg. 1t is rumored
that two or three OF the deck-hands were
drowned.
| The Tanning Ship Atalanfa.
THE BARKEN1INE GIRL OF DEVON PICKS Uf
| HER FIGURE-HEAD.
New YORK, July 30.-A special from st
Johns, n. F., says the British barkentln'
| Girl Of Devon arrived Thursday morning
from Plymouth, England, after passage
Of twenty-seyen days. she brought II
with her large white painted figure-head
which the captain affirms to be unmistaka
bly the head OF the ill-starred training-shlI
| Aialonta One noticeable feature about thC
figure-head is the evidence OF great VIC
lence either by collision with ice or witt
floating wreckage. The large metal bolt
that fastened it to the cutaway are rudely
bent and broken, indicating the application
OF tremendous shock TO the bows OF TIL
ship, and the lower part OF the figure i
broken and splintered, which tends Il
strengthen the story OF the collision.
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CowrressiouAl Nominatien.

LOUISVILLE, KY., July 30.-The Republic
cans OF the Third Indiana district have
nominated A. p. Charles for Congress, To-
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~ Eaio&repss

rtre. s3.5CGs4: ertrs, So 506t5.75 1uperhre
s5Nsi 20: common family, s5.75gs6.
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CUTICURA REMEDIES
FOR BLOOD, SKIN, AND SCALP HUMoRs,

are prepared by WEEKS a POTTER, Chemists and
Druggists, $40 Washington street, Boston; 81
Front street, Toronto. Ont. and Snow Hi Lon
don and for sale by all Druggists. Price OF GU
TIcURA, small boxes, so cents: large boxes, con.
tanning two and one half times the quantity oil
small. OIL. REsoLvENT, ~ per bottle. CUTicuRA
MEDICINAL TOILET SOAP, 70 cents. GUIlCckA
BARRIERS and large consumers, 90 cents.
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SUMMER RESoRTS.

ORKNEY SPRINGS, VA, NOW OPEN.
" Board per day. according to location OF room
and number of persons in same, sl.5O 10 s2;oO
per week. tS 10 sl1 per month, $50 10 f4U'
SpociaI contracts with families and parties number
Ing over seven persons at less rates. Round-trlp
tickets from Richmond TO Orkney over Chesapeake
and ohio rairoad good I'LL October ST. sl4:
JONES & PARKER.
1v1T-Im PrOprlctOrs.
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DE. sANFoRD's
LIvER-INvIsURAToR,
ONLY VEGETABLE COMPOUND
THAT ACTS DIRECTLY UPON THE LIVER.
AND CURES
LlvER-CoMPLAINTs,
JAUNDICE,
BILIoUsNEsS,
COsTIvENEss,
HEADACHE.
1T ASSISTS DIGESTION,
STRENGTHENS THE SYSTEM,
REGULATES THE BOWELS.
PURIFIEs THE BLOOD.
BOOK SENT FREE.
| ls2 Broadway, New York.
For sale by all druggists. l2-S,TuSThom
V'O PHYSICIANS.
PATENT SEAMLESS sKIN-FITTiNG SHIRTS
USED WITH
DIR. sAYRE's PLAsTER.OF-PAR JACKET.
supply just received from the
BICKFoRD KNITTING COMPANY.
| j. BLAIR. Druggist,
| is3O corner Broad and Ninth streets.
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CUTICURA.

CUTIcURA
BLOOD AND SKIN REMEDIES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-31

New York, July 3O.--The following for.
NAL letter of acceptance OK General Win.
feld Scott Hancock, the Democratic nomi.
nee for President of the United States, was
given to the press here tonight at 10
O'clock
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-31

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-31
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-23
AARRIE D.

At the residence of the brides parents, on tie
4th Of Eovenbsr bv Rev. James H.. Wolf, r.
SARSoN ADAMS to Miss BERTHE G. AMBER
SON both of Frederick county, Va
At the Returned Parsonage, III Shepherds
town, on Wednesday evening. Nmvan' Der l7th,
BY Rev: J. G. Bowman, Mr.. MOSES KIMES 10
Miss SALLlE MILLER, daughter of Mr.. Enan-
uel Miller-all of shephsrdstown.
Heart. by Rev. John P. Bagan, Mr. WI RYl
LAND: of Cemberland, Md, to Miss NARY
g.: SWANSON TO Miss FLORENCE ': FIJI
GETT. both of Winchester.
At the residence of Mr.. wn- HINES. in this
town. on Wednesday. November Nth, 1850, by
Rev. La REGISTER. Mr.. JOHN CRIswELi to
Miss MARY LECTION. both of shepherdstown,
On the 50 inst. in Winchester, by Rev. H. L.
France, JAME A. CARPRR to Miss StRAH
N. GRIM. both of Winchester.
In Baltimore, on the 18th fust., by Rev. Mr..
Heekhsimer. ISAAC liable, of Winchester
Va, to Miss WURTZRURGER. Of
Baltimo ore, Md.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-23

A recent decision of the Supreme Court
Of Appeals of this State gives the Methodist
parsonage at Romney to the local coDgrega,
tion of the n. E. Church South. The case
has been on the docket for twenty-four years,
and is the first case in the border States since
the war that the NJ. E. Church (North) has
failed through the courts to hold property
conveyed for the use of its preachers or con-
greRations.