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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

RiCBNONH. August ~, i0oos
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT Waite, 500 bushels. Red 1926 BUSH
Corn White, $50 bushels.
OATs-55Z bushels.
kYF.-5G bushels
NFAL-l6s bushels.
ORCuARD-6RAss.-lZ husheIS.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT Whits, "a bushels good al Stu
buShels good az Slip; III bushels good at sLl0;
AZ bushels prime private terms 90 hushes Re9u
at sI.lO; SO bushels common at ~ .O5 "a olsi,
els good at 81 l0-toial. 4l4 bushels hed, hoy
bushels very good Lancaster at Sl.l4 20 bu
com mon Lancaster at 9Oe. az bushes very COM
mon Lancaster AZ 77c.; 1870 bushels common Ian.
easter AZ SI02: 10 bushels very good Lancaster at
sl.l3: 40 bushels good Lancaster AT Stu a o' 2
bushels good Lancaster az SLIP; % bushels com,
moa Lancaster a. sl;Os; AGO bushels very eGou
&C LOS; 96 bushels good Lancaster AT SllO' i9s
bushels very good Lancaster at LID 40 bushels
very good Lancaster at 81 49,; 1882 yer, good
mixed on rriyate terms; ~ bushels good mixed al
Sl.l0: $50 bushels very good mixed on priVde
terms; SO bushels fair mixed on private term.
- p common ' FnIiy a, vi; i20 bushels com
| mon Fuliz on private terms; 10 bushels com.
mon Fullz al 9oc.; so bushels fair faIlz at
els prime Fuiis at sI.Os; 40 bushels common
Fal,s M al; 10 bushels fair Fnltz az Si.0S; l6o
sg;neI, cS@los 50 s BUSHES far fais al 20
bushels common fulIz at 81: 10 bushels common
Fuz at o7c. ~ bushels common fun i AZ ~ ~
4 n
4 nj All ,O8 IS bushels very good Fuliz asflosi oo
bushels good Fuiiz al Sl.o7; 10 bushels goon RUIZ
A. 81 ,0S !: "A bushels common Faliz at "; 100
bu,neis comiaon Fuliz at 9oe.; SO bushes goo 700
Fulz AT Aloe; 1853 bushels prime fnl'z Of el.0o
| 90 bushels ommon fuliz Al 96e Z6 bushels soon
Fuliz at Al Oe; AZ bushels gooi Fuliz az ~ 10 81
sn.heIs f.ir Fuiz at fl.02; 40 bushels common
Faltz at 93c. 20 bushels common rpl's ~ VIC
| az bu hes very good fulix at VI 90 "a oashels
! TuIiz at fl.0b: 10 Bushels common ia'ix ~
7Sc.: 5s bushels fair Full a. tl:o3; l22 bun.
eis common FuI at 81 AS basbels good tulit y
Sico; 202 bushels far Fus A l;0s o. o., ne.;
very goof fui,z at Sl.0S: 90 bushels GOOD fetx ~
sI6Q: 900 bushels good Fuuz NJ tt.06; 20 cas,,
els common Funs on private tsrms-lota', o'ooo
'cons.. waite, 90 bushels cry good At &c. ~
bushels prime at h7e.; 90 bushels sery gooo a.
D7c --,otal. asa bushels. -. .-,vs,.
OArs.-l4 bushels prime spriug on prvseats
terms: OF bushels very good surfing ~ Sse ~
bushels good wia'.r al oos tx bushels 900 wia 2
See :. ~, bushels good sprirg AZ 3sc. ~ ousheh
good winter ON private terms; ~ bushels WY "os
Il winter ~ 62c.; ~ Dusnes soous "'"'es - '~N'-
total, 47l bushels.
~ oscmasp SGHnAss.-i2 bushels on private terms
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THE LATEST NEWS.


LIGHTNING FIRE IN PENNSYLVANIA; VAL
uABLE PROPERTY DESTROYED IN THE
OIL REGioxs-RACEs AT SARATOGA
TwENTY.oyE DEATHS BY THE MAYS
LANDING DlsAsTER-THE DASvILLE AND
NEw-RIvER gAILROAD-FiFTY.sEvEN
TRAMPs PUT TO WORK IN NEW YORK
BROWNSVILLE. TEXAS, ALMOST TOTALLY
DESTROYED BY A ToRNADo-TBE COLO.
RADIO DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS
OTHER POLITICAL NEWS THE IRISH
QUESTION IN PARLIAMENT; FIERCE AGT.
TATIoN PROGRESSING SPEECH or THE
FRENCH PREMIER ON THE CONDITION OF
THE REPUBLIC - NELSON'S FUNERAL
YESTERDAY, &C, &C.
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Curc,co. Auoust 2o-The following is q

CHICAGO, August 2O.-The following is a
corrected list " tue officers elected by the
Grand Encampment in cOncaye yesterday :
Benjamin Dean. Most Eminent Grand Mas
ter; Senator Il. e. Withers. OF Alexandra,
Va, Deputy Grand Master; Charles
Roome, president OF the Manhattan Gas
Company, New York, Grand Generaliss:-
mo- John p. ;. GOWN, OF Lebanon. Pa,
Grand Captain.General; Judge Hugh Me-
Curdy, Of Corunna, Mich., Grand Senior
Warden; William Larue Thomas, OF Dan
vile, KY, Grand Junior Warden; John
w. simmons. OF New York city, Grand
Treasurer; Theo. 5. Parvn, OF Iowa city,
Grsnd Recorder. The remaining officers
will be appointed to-day.
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CUTICURA.
~ Z Il | C u X A
BLOOD AND SKIN REMEDIES.

The treatment Of skin Diseases must he constitu-
tioaal and local First. purify the Blood: next re-
store the strength; third, alleviate the External
SVmptoms. There is but ono way 10 purify tue
blood ana that Is through The bowels. liver, KID
news and skin. These ganS are the natural Dnrl-
fiers of the system, and carry off waste or dead
matter CUTICURA RESOLVENT Is The greatest
blood. purifier In medicine II Is cshaIlic, tonic,
liver stimulant, diuretc.a resovent and absorb
emit II asOrbs TO itself the poisonous elements that
float in the blood, and purges them from the system
liz increases The appetite. prfects digestion. and
soon builds up faster than disease csn destroy ana
hence permanently cures. CUTICURh, Medicinal
Jelly for external application. arrests disease, eats
AWAY dead flesh and skin, aays Inflammation, ITCH
ing and Irritation. renders healthy ulcers aud old
sores. and heals every external affection when the
RESOIVENT Is taken internally. IL Is natural
reproducer and btauti6er OF The Hair. CUTiCURA
TOILET SOAP, prepared from CUTlCURA.l rs cleans
ing healDg, refreshing, and the oniy Wholesome
beauifer Of the skin, which II softenS whtens, and
preserves beyond all praise CUTicURA SHAVING
SOAP prepared from CUTICuRA. Is the first aud
only medicinal soap compounded especially foI
shaving. Gentlemen pl onounce IL worth It's weight
In gold.
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Scott Rippon. an employs at the Liberty
Copper Mines, near Woodsboro', Nd, lost
his life Thursday afternoon in peculiar ly
sad and singular way. The circumstances, as
related, are that while engaged at work upon
turn-table he was struck by wooden plug,
about fifteen inches in length, which had
been blown by dynamite with terrific force
out OF diamond drill boring some distance
of, and bad both legs horribly mangled ana
cut off above the knees. The unfortunate
mae fingered about one hour. He was about
thirty years OF age, and had wife and three
small children, who were wholly dependent
upon him.
"Adirondack Murray is writing stories
for the Boston Herald. He says he is bound
to pay his debts If be can.
Henry Sayres, prominent citizen Of
Wythe county, Is dead.
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ffor re Dispatch
Meeting Of Wcs,s Hanover Prexby terry.


G0ocHLAHp COURTHOUSE, August Is, 80.
The Wes'. dsnover Presbytery met to-day
at Byrd r.nurcb, In this vicinity. the build
ing b.ing known more generally In the
neignbofbood by the name Of Union church.
II IS neat brick building, aud the congre-
ga,lon has been ministered TO for ten years
psst by Rev. l.. ID. johnson. The opening
40 rmon was by Rev. ii. Henry. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: Rev. Il. ID.
BeIl, ID. H., moderator. and Rev. Il. ID.
Washburn and Elder =. p. Barbour clerks.
The reading OF the voluminous minutes OF
the last meeting, the appointment OF COM
mittees. and other routine business, occli-
pied the rest OF the days session.
The Ravarna church, Fiuyanna county,
organized since the last meeting, was en-
tered upon the roll OF churches.
The Rev. +. ID. Washburn pi cached In
the afternoon TO a full congregation.
THURSDAY.
The committee appointed at previous
meeting to revise the Standing rules OF Pres
bytery. and to prepare Presby terlsl Man
ual, OF which these rules should form part.
reported sketch OF what IL was proposed
TO incorporate in the said manual. The
document was recommtted, with instruc-
lions 10 have 1t written out, Just as 1t Is ex-
pcctcd to be adopted by Presbyiery, and to
report il to the next meeting OF Pres0ytery.
The committee on colportaee was contln-
ued until next meeting.
Rev. l.. Il. Johnston, commissioner to the
last General Assembly, reported that be had
attended that meeting regularly. Elder A..
l.. Holiday, the Icy commissioner, made
similar report through the stated clerk.
Mr. Henry NJ. Woods, son OF Rev. Edgar
Woods, and Mr.. Richard V. Lancaster, Of
Cumberland county, were, after the usual
examinations, received under the care OF
Presbytery as candidates for the ministry.
As Mr.. Woods proposes to sail next week for
Edinboro' TO prosecute bis theological stu
dies there, the stated clerk was directed to
give him certificate OF his relation to this
Presbytery.
The afternoon was occupied chiefly in the
"free conversation on the state OF religion
in the churches" which showed about the
usual condition and advancement.
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msrkabIe because for six months every
thing seems 10 have been put IN motion 10
disturb and destroy Its equilibrium. Never
was the Government more attacked, In
suited, and calumniated; never were facts
more audsciously distorted; never was the
truth more openly travestled; never wa
the public common sense exposed 10
rudcr ordeal" lie then dwelt on the great
financial progress OF the country and the
remissions OF taxation.
Referring TO the religious DEGREES, NJ. De
Freycinct denied that be was an enemy to
religion, but declared that under the plea
OF religion community not f0reseeD by
the Concordat must not claim to place them
selves above the laws. He continued: We
.hall be guided as regards unauthorized re-
ligious communities By the necessities TO
which their attitude will give rise, and II
will depend on them whether or not they
deprive themselves OF the benefit OF the
new bill we are preparing, which will In
general alter the conditions OF all lay and
religious associations"
Mr.. De Freycinct closed his speech as fol-
lows 90 Allow me m conclusion To say Q
few words on our foreign policy. You see
periodically in papers hostile 10 Us ds,
quieting rumors about the stgte Of our foS
eign relations; about alls attemDtstt
inopportune intervention, aud alleged
growing complications. Do not believe
4 word Of all this. Never was the
situation better. France. IL is true,
has emerged from The isolation 10 which
events had condemned her and resumed
her place in general politics. The situation
could not long benefit her interests or dig
nifty. but between this aud the policy OF adj
venture Is long distance, which we shall
never traverse. The situation il good at
home and abroad Abroad it is peace, pro.
found peacc-peace without boasing, Us it
Is without weakness. AT home II ~ calm
ness, security, industry, and financial
prosperity without precedent-a CONNER.
cal and industrial activity exceeding all
calculations. q material order which nothing
can disturb"
Nelson's Funeral.
LONDON, August 20.-Tbe remains OF
Miss Arelaide Nelson were buried ut Bam-
bIeton Cemetery to-day. The funeral was
l..
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BLOOD HUM0RS.
WHOLE SYSTEM hFFECTED-GLANDULAB
sWELLINGs, WITH ULCERATI0Ns-
HACKING COUGH.
lLessrs. H,eeks & Potter =:

MessrS. Weeks g. Potter:
Geptlemen.-I have been afflicted WI h a Blood
pHmor for two Years. which The test city doctors
called Erysipelae, Chronic Psoriasis, and Scad
Head NV whole system-especlaliy face. head, ana
lungs-was affected. tried all The htst-kn0wn ad'
yeriis4d remedies with no success whatever. Was
told by the best lung doctor IN this city that the
sooner got cured tie better. NV symptl ms were Z
hnmor accompanied by Glandular Swellngs, win
Hers in The Throat and stomach Dry, usekine
Cough: Deafness. with Ringing Noises In the Head
For fifteen months | have d1ne nothing but taxi
medicine with no benefit whatever. The CU1I
cIiHI REMEDIES have cured me; In gratitude fol
which make this public statement.
Resnecifuily Sour,. FRANK ASHLEY.
o6 PORTLAND STREET, BOSTON, April z, 1879
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1iNecOnd UiSDdtch.l
Terrible Storm I'm Texas.
THE TOWN OF BROWNSVILLE ALMOST TOTALLY
DESTROYED.

ST. LOUIS. August 20.-Colonel Baker,
Superintendent of the Western Union Tele-
graph Company, has dispatches from Cor.
pus Christi, Texas, which say 1t is reported
there that Brownsville, Texas, near the
mouth OF the Rio Grande, was nearly de-
stroyed by fearful storm which prevailed
on the Texas coast on the 18th and 18th in
slant, and that many lives were lost. The
telegraph wires along the coast from ln.
dianola south were prostrated and are SIN
down south Of Corpus Christi. The tele-
graph line from Brownsville up the Rio
Grande was also badly torn down; there
fore no communication can be had with the
stricken city.
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Southern Business. Men In Norfolk,

NORFOLK, August 20.-An EXCURSION
train with about $50 merchants and repre-
sentative businessmen from Mississippi,
Alabama. Tennessee. and Georgia arrived
here this evening over the Atlantic, Missis-
sippi and Ohio railroad. A number left for
Baltimore and other northern cities.
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n..v,,,e and New River Railroad.

DANyuLE, VA, August 2U.-Ihe hnhua'
meeting of the stockholders OF the DanyilIc
and New River raIiroad was held here to-
dav. PresIdept Sutherlin's report shows
that the prospects Of the company are highly
encoursyine.' Tr sins will he running on a
norton AZ the road ID thirty days. aud the
rnad will be completed TO Martinsyllle IN
one year from date. President Suther-
lin and all the old directSr were rte'ecteQ'
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COLLlNS'S VOLTAIC
l ELECTRIC PLAsTERs

These Plasters put new life into The Weak ard
sleesy Muscles, strengthen the Lame md Painful
Back, draw Inflammation from me Liver an. hia-
paced over The Dit OF The stomach cure Dyspepsia,
indigestion, Chronic Diarrbea, and Bilious Conc'
and prevent Aeue Malaria, and other Climatic Dis
easss Get The genuine ASK for COLLINS'S
yOITAiC ELECTRIC POROUS PLATES.
Price, rs cents. mn o. W3o
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CUTlCURA REMEDIES, FOR SKIN, SCALP
AND RLOOD-HUMORS,

are nrenared by WEEKS 4 POTTER, Chemists
and Druggists $50 Washington street, Boston; II
Front street Toronto, Ont; and snow nm, Lon
don and arc for sac By all druggists. Price OF Gu
TICrRA: small boxes, 80 cents; large boxes, con,
iaiuiag two aud one hall times The quantity OF
small, 81. REsoLyENT, VI pr bottle. SULiCGRA
MEDICINAL TOILET SOAP 20 cents. tCIlCUhA
MEDICINAL SHAVING soAP, 10 cents; In bars fof
bs rbers and large consumers, 80 cents.
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wholesale Capture Of Trnmps.

NEW YORK, August 0.-Fltiy seven
tramps were sentenced at tue Jefferson
Market Police Court this morning 10 the
warehouse for six months. The prisoners
were captured In a raid made by the police
on Crouch Il Co.'s Iumber-yard on West
street. Nearly one hundred others escaped
from the officers,
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Another Victim OF the Mays Landing
nisasfer,

PHILADELPHIA, August Fitzpatrick Nc
Bride, one Of the unfortunate victims OF The
railroad collision at Mays Landing, died at
the hospital last night. This makes the
total number OF lives lost by the disaster 81.
There are other sufferers still at the hospital
whose eases appear to have taken fayora-
BILE ttlrn
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Schooner Kate Miller, Scsli, Boston, Zee, A. g..
Blbcock.
SAILED.
Steamship Wyanoke, Couch. New York mer-
chandise and passengers, George W. Allen Co.,
agents.
disc and passengers. J. W. McCarrick. agent.
steamer ARIEL. 'iidord, Aorfoik, United states
mall, merchandise, and passengers, l.. d. Istsin'
agent. - ,,,-,,,
phia stone and slaves. Curtis Parker.
Schooner William llltcnlng, DoisoE, NotiolA,
-four. Curtis < Parker.
Schooner c. II. Kirk. Curtis, Jersey city, Ties,
Curtis 4 Parker.
schooner John Irene, Addison, grain, James
liver: vessel. TO Bu.k Christian.
schooner A. ROber on, Adams, wood sandy
Point; vessel to Buck & Christian.
Schooner Knots Creek. Pheps, lumber, Chleka"
hominy; vessel, to Buck & Christian.
SAILED PROM OsBoRNE's.
Schooner Al. 4. SHINES. Alien, New York, wood,
T. j. Woodbridge.
MEMORANDA.
NEW YORK, August la.-Arriyed: schoonerS r..
T.. uaysns, Pierce. and oliver Ames, Babsit, from
Richmond snc W.. n. Gesner. Irvine: H. j.. Ray :
mOnd, Cranmer; C0rde.ia Newt Ink, fnntley; l..
~. HOPKINS, rredmore; q. L. Browning, Hover !
all from Virginia.
By TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, August 20.--Arriyed: Mary Latham
Newport, Vincenzo flOrio. Arrived out : ArislO'
tfat. A.,
NEW YORK. August 20.-AEiyed: steamers Ely
ria Treta Nellie FLOYD. ScToyens Nectar, Stale OF
Alabama. Arrived out: Steamers Alatla, BOLIVIA,
Caradoc. Leipsic, Planiizu somer.et.
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The BoytOn.Fenrn swimming Match.

ATLANTIC CITY. n. j., August 2O.-The
judges in the BOyton-Fearn international
swimming match met to-day and decided
that the men should swim again to-mor-
row. They will start at noon, Boyton to
swim two and half miles and Fearn TWO
miles.
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An Oaicer KILLED by Released Pris-

WACO, TEXAS. August POS. B. Alexan-
der. arrested wednesday by Officer Joe
Ballard, being released Yesterday morning,
went in search Of Officer Ballard and difi-
Guilty ensued, in which Ballard was fatally
wounded and died last night.
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Pennsylvania Oii-Tnnks Struck by
Lightning.

BRADFORD, Pa, August 20.-During a
heavy storm at ) p. NJ. Yesterday lightning
struck two Observation-Disclosures
iron tanks at Dallas City, six miles north
east OF Bradford. There are $4,000 barrels
OF oil now burning. One tank belongs to
the United and the other to the Underwater
Pine line, and both companies have sum-
mOned force of men 10 the scene to dig
trenches and prevent the spread OF the fire.
The village IL not IN danger, nor other iron
tanks in the vicinity.
A telegram to the Daily Era from Dallas
at midnight gives the opinion that the IRE
can be possibly confined TO the tanks now
burning. The tanks were not expected to
oven flow before 6 O'Clock this morning, and
the spread OF the fire depends on the result
OF The overflow. II dams can he made and
trenches dug OF breadth and depth suffi'
cienl to hold the in1amed oil the fire vii
be checked. III thew cannot, much addi
tional property must be consumed. BEING
very dark night, the spectacle is terribly
grand.
[Second DiSpatch.l
BRADFORD, Pa, August 20.-Tank No
40 OF the United lines and Tank No. o
the Tidewater line, at Dallas City, are still
burning, and both have overlooked. Th'
| United lines have their pumps and engine
moved to a place OF safety. No further
damage is anticipated, although there arr
now prospects OF heavy tbunder'saower
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POLITICAL.
Appomattox Awake,

A HANCOCK FLAG RAISED AT PAMPLlSs, WITH
MUSIC BY CIRCUS BAND DISCUSSION BE-
TWEEN W. NJ. ELLIOTT. r. b. BERKELEY. T..
&. BOcOCK, AND OrHERs-GREAT CROWD
PRESENT AND THE DEMOCRATS ENTHUsIAs-
TIC.
Especial telegram 10 the DIspatch.l
PANPLIN's, Va, August 20.-The most
enthusiastic meeting ever held in Appomat-
tox came of to-day. A Hancock and Eng
lish flag was sent up on pole 125 feet to
the tune of Dixie and Yankee Doodle by
the band OF Hamilton's circus and the
shouts OF the assembled multitude. After
the flag was raised the large assembly Of
ladies and gentlemen repaired to the Bap-
tist church 10 hear the speaking. General
Wyatt NJ. Elliott, Malone eector, was
allowed TO open and conclude.
The General opened in speech OF one
hour, which he devoted entirely TO the dis
cussion OF the State debt. He gave no rea-
son why be was in favor OF Hancock or OPP
posed to Garfield; not so much as men,
tioning the name Of Garfield or Arthur.
He was followed by X. b. Berkeley, Thomas
n. Williams, j. $. Digs, aud Hon. L. S.
Bocock, who made short but spirited and
convincing speeches, refusing to be drawn
into discussion OF the State-debt question
except so far as TO expose the folly OF the
Malone bogus electoral ticket, and devoted
their time TO the living national issues, pro-
ducing great enthusiasm and accomplishing
much good.
Colorado Democratic Convention.
LEADvuLE, Coll, August 20.-1n the
Democratic Convention at late hour yes
terday the plank censuring the declaration
OF martial law was passed by vote OF 225
to 80. The platform was then adopted as Il
whole. Adair Wilson was unanimously
nominated for Governor, but declined.
The Convention then adjourned until a.
NJ. day.
The Convention to-day made the follow
ing nominations: For Governor, John >.
Hough, OF Iiillsdale; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
w. &. Stover, Of Lorraine county; Secre-
tary OF State, o. Urfug.
K. S. Morrison, Of Clear-Creek county,
was nominated for Congress.
Greenback Politics.
MEMPHIS, August 20.-General j. Il.
Weaver, the national Greenback candidate
for President, passed through this city last
night. In an interview General Weaver
expressed strong hopes OF carrying the
State OF Arkansas. He has been in that
State since the 9th instant, and made ten
speeches. The division in the Democratic
party on the EIshback amendment to the
constitution, he thinks. insures free ballot
and a fair count. Large crowds attended
his meetings, and the party is well organ
lied throughout the State.
Congressional Nominations.
BURLINGTON, Iowa, August 20.-The Re-
! uuLIinnn ConNnnfinn OF the First con Mres-
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ECZEMA EFFECTUALLY CURED IN EIGHT
WEEKS-NOTuiNG EQUAL TO THE
CUTICURA REMEDIES.
ITelkR G Potter:

Msssrs. Weeks d. Potter:
Gentiemen.--Have never used any remedies Tor
blood diseases that can COMPARE with the CurICC-
M KEMEDIEs have used them Ia all forms for a
very severe ca.e of what the doctors call Eczema,
which was effectually cured In eight weeks. AS
bOod-puriher nothing can equal Your CCIlCUhA
REsoLvENT. cannot say 100 much III their praise,
and am noisiug them abou. the city.
,rniy yonrs etc MANUEL MANlNTZ.
II BURGUNDY STREET, NEW ORLEANS, LA''
August 20, 1879.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
EpInAy- Ancnst on 1870


SALES 1000 peelers al rs; so sharess of X, =
aud L. x. X. per cent. guaranteed at ICY; IL
shares Of A. and &. X. X. at 30; 10 shares OF G..
c. and A. Il. X. stock AT 42H; 1000 Richmond city
SIS at par aud interest; $500 Virginia consols
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CR0CHEHy. aLAsswAKh. sr.
DOWN TIL II Y GO!

100 TIN TOILET SETS just received. to be sold
at from 10 to % per cent. lees than regular
price.
Great bargains in siLVER.PLATED &c f.
PITCHERS.
PoRCELAIN-LINED PRESERVING KETTLES
very cheap.
The largest stock OF CHINA DINNER, TEA aud
TOILET WARE and B0UsE-fUkSisHlHG
GOODS GENERALLY,to be found south OF
New York, at BOTTOM PRICES. III you wisn
bargains give me u call.
jy ~ t. d. TAYLOR loil MAIN s"ee''
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Greenback Politics
congregational Nominations.

BURLINGTON, Iowa, August 20.-The Re-
publican Convention OF the First congress
sional district yesterday renominated Hon.
Moses A. McCoid by acclamatOn. Thomas
Updegraff was renOminated by the Repub.
lcans Of the Third district by accIamation.
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NEW YORK COTTON FI-TUpFs,

NEW YORK. August 20.-COtton-Net receipts,
none: gross. 343 ia e. futures closed lrm; slles,
1913 600 hales August, t1l.SS sll.Se: sep
slO.s4; November. sl0.70dSl0.7l: Decemher,
5lO.7l@f1O. ~: January Sl0.S34tlO.s4; Feb
rtlary, 81 .96GSl09s; March, sll.O9Gsll.lO.
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NeiIsOn's Funeral.

LONDON, August 20.-Tbe remains OF
Miss Acelade Nelson were buried at Bam-
bIeton Cemetery to-day. The funeral was
largely attended.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. AUGUST 20, 1880.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Kate Miller, Scsli. Boston, ice, A. @