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tkfported Tor the D9>paicii.l
This body met at Boydton. Va. on the
18th Of August. There was but small at
tendance; partly because the place of meet
ing was at one extremity OF its territory
and accessible only by private conveyance,
and partly because at least four Of Its mem.
bers-Dr. Martin, Mr.. Davis, and Messrs.
III. A. and i. +. Brown-were kept away
by sickness in their families. Five MINIS
tiers and nine ruling elders were present
viz, Rev. Messrs. DR.. Thomas Wharey, f..
NJ. Whaley, Thomas Drew, X. c. Reed, and
James X. Crews, aud Thomas T.. Barksdale,
ruling elder al Mercyseat church; II. +.
Mimms. OF Oak.Level; A. v. Daniel, Of
South Boston; William G. Friend, OF
brakes Branch; George Hunt, OF Buffalo !;
j. NJ. Sloan, OF Chase City; w. II. Atkins,
OF Boydion; X. V. Watkins, Of Spring
Hin; J. A, Bfame, OF Bluestone; and Rich
ard Lewis, Of Clarksvile.
Rev. X. G. Reed was chosen moderator
and Rev. Il. n. Whaley and Mr.. Thomas T..
Blrksdale clerks. The usual routine busi-
ness OF the fall meeting was attended to.
Oak Level, in Halifax county, was chosen
as the place for the spring meeting on the
9th of April.
Mr.. r. f. Boyd, finding himself proyi-
dentialIy hindered from prosecuting his
studies, was at his own request dismissed
from the care OF the Presbytery as candi.
date for the ministry.
Leave was granted to Mercyseat and
Oak Level churches TO employ Mr.. Thorn.
ton s. Wilson, q student OF theology, to
conduct religious services for them as often
as practicable during the coming session OF
the Seminary.
The following paper was adopted-viz. ::
"Tbe Presbytery Of Roanoke, in session
at Boydton August 81, 1880. feeling great
regreat that so many OF the delegates are
absent from the present meeting, would
most earnestly urge the officers OF the
Church to greater diligence in the discharge
of this important duty, so necessary TO the
spiritual interests Of our Church."
After a cordial vote Of thanks to the con-
gregaiion and community for their kind
hospitality, and TO the other churches OF the
place for the tender of their houses OF wor-
ship for preaching on the Sabbath, the Pres
bytery adjourned on Saturday.
A member Of the BoyHon congregation
writes us: We had a very small but re-
markabIy pleasant meeting, and some spIen-
did preaching. Our community enjoyed
the Presbytery very much, what there was
OF it. 1t was good in quality, but totally
deficient in quantity" ii. A. Il.
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MARINE ISTELLIGENCh.
MINIATURE ALMANAc-Auousr 81, 1850
PORT or RICHMOND. AUGUST 20, 1880.

ARRIVED.
steamer City Of Richmond, Clifford, Norfolk
Steamship Old Dominion, Walker. New York.
merchandise and passengers, g. W. Allen 4 Co,
agents.
schooner J. O. Stanford, Berry, New Haven, light
Cnrtis q Parker.
Schooner II. May. May, Boston. ice, J. @. Smith !:
sooner Amelia O. ireland, Curtis. New York,
SALT Davenport Morris; vessel. Curtis Parker.
Schooner Frank Mcdonald, McK.ndry, Albany
more, salt, Davenport Morris; vessel. Curtis q
schooner John s. Wood, Smith, Providence, light,
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway.
schooner II. X. 1ilton. Harris, Providence, hi ht
Chesapeake ana Ohio Railway.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, United states
mail, merchandise, and passengers, l.. b. Taism,
steamer Norfolk, Smith. Philadelphia. mcrchsn-
disc and passengers. j. W. heCsrriet. agent,
schooner, William John, Hopkins, Baltimore.
coal: vessel, from Buck 4 Christian.
schooner ~ q; Shepherd, Clayton, Jersey CITY
Schooner j. r. johnson, Rose, New Haven. lum-
Schooner Annie d Lottie, Galloway, City Poiut,
grain, Thomas Branch Co.; vessel, Curtis Par
ker.
Schooner william II. Van Name, Cubberly, New
Schooner A. b. Goodman, TIearn, Philadelphia,
Schooner II. L. james, James, Savannah, iron,
Curtis 4 Parker.
Schooner ida Is. Gibson, FAlkenburg, Ho6oken
ties, Cur Is Parker.
Brig Herman, Nicholson, Bristol, England, to-
baccO.
Schooner Carrie Hall Lester, Pierce, Bridgeport
lumber, Curtis Il Parker.
schooner B. T. Biggs, QuiIlAn. Jersey City, ties,
Curtis 4 Parker.
ARRIVED AT osBoRNE's.
Schooner II. J. Raymond, Cranner, New York
light, I. }. Woodbridge.
Schooner Virginia Ruler, Ruler Philadelphia
light, q. j. Rogers.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
BALTIMORE, August 29.-Danish brig foussngo
strand
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rho e;euoya Regatta.

GENEVA, N. Y, August 30..AiI the pro.
fe.sIonal oarsmen except Ten Eyck entered
for the regatta this week are here. The
water Is fine, and the scullers are IN active
practice. PIasted claims 70 nave sent his
entrance-money. tutthe secretary never re.
celyed or heard OF II. He claims the right
TO enter now, but he will be barred out
under the rules. A few bets have been
made on Courtney against the field Of seven,
but Il Is doubtful II the Union-Springs
sculIer will continue TO be favorite In The
pools, with such dangerous competitors as
Hosmer, Riley, and Leo, to say nothing OF
The Wheeling men, who show very high
rate OF speed. Gaisel. Grouse, Larmen,
amateurs, are in town, and word has been
received that all the others entered are en-
route, and will be here this evening. The
hottest races on record will be witnessed on
Wednesday and Thursday.
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The Dead Chiecs ProbabIe Successor.

Los PINos AGENCY, August %, via SALT
LAKE CITY, August 30.-A grand council
assembled here to-day to decide upon Chief
Ouray's successor. Chief saporonari will
undoubtedly be the man. lie had charge
OF affairs last winter during Ouray's abb
sence in Washington, and showed consid-
cradle executive ability. Neither he nor
any man in the nation, however, is equal to
the late Chief. The Commission has ac-
compIished nothing since Ouray was first
taken sick. Ignatus, OF the Southern Utes,
is bitterly opposing The treaty. The time
in which the treaty must be ratified expires
on the 18th OF October.
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The New York Census EnumeratOrs
After Their Pay.

NEW YORK, August 30.-The unpaid and
undcrpaid census enumerators held meet
ing at the new courthouse this morning,
and formed q permanent organization by
eiecting J. j. Armstrong president; +.
Wirgand. secretary; and ii. Ii. Main, trea-
surer. II was decided to raise subscrip-
tons to send a committee to Washington to
urge their claims on the Government. Sc
cretary Schurz, ii was stated, had sent no an
swer to the petition for relief forwarded to
bin, and he was strongly denounced by the
speakers. A committee was also appointed
TO wait on the members OF Congress from
the city to secure their Influence in obtain
ing their pay. Efforts to give the meeting
political aspect by propositions to orga-
nize the enumerators into Hancock and
Garfield clubs were voted down.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
sr TELEGRAPH TO THE DISPATCH.

STATE coNvENTIoN-TwO
MEN DROWNED IN NORFOLK HARBoR-
PREPARING FOR THE REGATTA At GE-
NEvA, NEGRO MURDERER KILLED
ny AN oFfICER-TRAGic END OF A Po-
LITIcAL DIsCUssIoN-FATAL sTABBING
ARRAY IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
SICK AT MEMPHIs-FATAL SHOOTING AT
KENTUCKY PrC-NIC-MEETING OF CEN.
srJs TAKERs-PATEST sUiT-EXCURsIoN
TRAIN RUN INTo-sUICIDE IN ATLANTA.
GA.-sUIcIDE or A PRINTER IN CLEvE-
LANp-sTABBED TO THE HEART-LATEsT
NEWS FROM The AFGHANIsTAN WAR
pRUssTAN OFFICERS GOING ToTURKEY--
THE PANAMA CANAL SCHEME, &C., &C.
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Note from a Good Samaritan.
LAW OFFICE OF +. LEE WILKINSON,

FRANKLIN KY, August "A, 1850.
Editors Dispatch: Edwin Z. Trent,
saddle and ban ness-maker by trade, and
Virginian by birth and education, was
Killed by a train on the l.. and n. railroad
at this place last Friday evening. He was
comparatiyeIy a stranger here, though |
believe he had resided for several years at
Bowling Green, in this State. | did not
know him personally while living nor Of
his nativity until after his death, but ! am
acquainted with several gentlemen OF his
family name in Virginia. / saw him de-
GENTLY buried in our city cemetery, and
write this with the hope the information
NAV reach his friends aud relatives.
Respectfully, +. LEE WILKINSON.
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A fire at Prospect, Me-, Sunday morning
DESTROYED the store OF Mudgett & Libby, to-
gether with the post-office in the same build
ing. Loss, $4,000; insurance, $4,000. The
fire is supposed to have been of incendiary
origin.
The Hon. Thomas Hughes, NJ. p, is in
Cincinnati, and expects TO go In day or
two to the colony in Tennessee along the
line OF the Cincinnati Southern railroad, in
which he is interested. He will remain
there two or three weeks.
The employees Of the Allentown rolling
mill struck on Saturday against reduction
of wages
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urged TO raise $4,000 for home missions this
year, the churches being governed by the
amounts suggested last year for this pur-
pose.
Rev. {. s. NJ. Lee was granted leave TO
preach at Crab Bottom church as often as
bis other engagements will permit.
After hearty vote Of thanks 10 the good
people oil Mount Horeb church for the very
bospitable entertainment they have given
us, the Presbytery adjourned. A. III. II.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, August 80, 1850.

OFFERINGS REPORTED To ShCREIAk1'
WHEAT White. 652 bushels. Red, 8, 100 BUSH
els; of which 2S6 bushels were exhibited:
CORN White, 10 bushels. YtttOu, 10 bushels.
NiSeJ. 100 bushels.
OATs.-2bG bushels.
MEAL.-5O bushels.
RYE.-44 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 1916 bushels prime at Slip;
l4o bushels very good at Sl.l0; 204 bushels good
at sl.Os; l12 bushels good on private terms
total 81 bushels. Red, 81 bushels PRIME Lancaster
at Ill; $40 bushels very good Lancaster at SLID
80 bushels good Lancaster at sl.O9; % bushels
good Lancaster at &l.0S; 400 bushels fair lancas-
ter at 81 .06; 20 bushels fair Lancaster az fl.Qo
100 bushels common Lancaster at II 724 bushels
good mixed on private terms; 57Z bushels gOod
mixed at 81 06; 80 bushels fair mixed II tl.O4
az bushels common ixed al Q5c.; 90 bushels very
good Fuliz at sl.07; 63s bushels very g9od tul,L
az Al O6; 4S bushels good Fuz al .O5 l6s bush
els fair Fuliz at al.03; 22 bushels fair snltz AZ
&l.02: ITO bushels common Fultz az - SO
bushels common FutZ on private terms; "a bushels
common FultZ at 97c.; 20 bushels common Fun
al 95c.; 40 bushels common Fultz at SOc'-totai'
4,47S bushels.
CoRS.-Xixed, 100 bushels good at 55c.
RYE.-24 bushels good at 77c.; 20 bushels prime
at S0c.-tolal, Al bushels.
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Railroad Accident.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch']
DAWSON VA, August 2S, 1880.
The eastern-bound accommodation train
on arriving here this morning at O'Clock
struck little child, six years of age, and
threw her senseless fifteen feet from the
track. She is yet alive, but very doubtful
il ever recovering. Her father left her on
the opposite side of the road in cart, and
it is supposed that she became frightened
and made an attempt to get to her father.
MACE DILLARp.
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
TAKE SIMMONS
i LIVER REGULATOR.

Ask the recovered DYsPEPTTCs, BILIOUS
SUFFERERS. VICTIMS OF FEVER AND AGUE,
the Northumberland PATIENT, how
they recovered Health, Cheerful Spirits, and Good
Appetite will tell you by taking SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR.
For DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, JAUN-
DICE, BILIOUS ATTACKS, SICK HEADACHE,
COLO, DEPRESSION OF SPIRITS, sou
STOMACH, HEARTBURN, &C., &C.,
1T HAS NO EQUAL.
This unrivslled Southern Remedy Is warranted
not to contain single particle Of MERCURY or any
INJURIOUS mineral substance, but Is
PURELY VEGETABLE.
II you feel drowsY, debiIitatcd, have frequent
headache, mouth tastes badly. poor appetite. and
tongue coated YOU are suffering from torpid liver or
.tiIiousness" and nothing Will cure you speedily
aud permanently ~ 20 take
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
II IL given with saety and the bappiest results 70
the most delicate infant. u tskes he place OF aml-
nine md btfers OF every kind IL b. the cheapest
purest spd best family medicine q the world;
- eNgeFf .. u. ZEiLIk ~:
s''s, M Ie.eodly
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WALL STREET YESTERDAY.

NEW YORK AUGUST 3O.-The POSTS financial ar
ticle says: The stock Exchange was opened ior
raid on the stock market prepared every one
for a feyerish If not 4 lower stock MARKET To-
day Accordingly there was no disappointment
when the market opened very weak. Ii COnlnue I In
this condition for only few minutes sharp Iaily
having been made ms howevtr; was S lS ~ 10y
may he described as series OF relapses and rtcov-
erIeswh the result lower prices for some stocks than
have been for weeks, and WIN Tue tone Oh specud-
ton unsettled The stocks which have been con-
.pcuonsiy active have been Erie ut 81 10 379s Kan
sas aud Texas at 80 TO 35%, Wabash q, 394 10 3s4,
Delaware Lackawanna and Western az SSk 10 S7li.
Delaware and Hudson at st1s 10 "a New York CEN
trial at l 20 to 1881. and Hannibal aud ST. Joseph
az 4lEG4l1s and S3A aud SO. Ia the list OF specu-
laliye bonds spec al drive has been made against
Frie second cOnsols, which were sold down 10 S54
being now S5ss. Government bonds continue
strong. as do also ali hrstcIass railroad invest,
ments Regarding the general condition Of
speculation ia stocks, II may be said that
the prices Of stocks are very high; that
time I'm The form of gross and net earnings OF
the railroads why they should rule high; thar 1t
is perhaps question whether the ea Filings VII
year ago; that the leading stocks are not concen-
tratsa In Ne few nor strong hands as SIX or eight
weeks ago. although there Is reason TO believe that
comnaratiyely small further decline the leading
specuators would take back the stocks which they
have sold. Call loans to-day are quoted at 2k@3
and prime mercantile paper Is 81 per cent.
The following quotations were current today:
sa,es 1 peT Cents s@IlX New jersey Cen
trsI. 75I: ohio and Mississippi, 33&; Erie. 3sh;
Michigan Central, "a; Hannibal and 81. Joseph,
4OK; Lake Shore, 1854; Northwest, 99&: North
west preferred. -; Iron Mountain, 55T; Rock
Island ia; ST. Paul, ssk ST. Paul preferred,
lO9; Wabash, ST. Louis and Pacific, 3sh; Wa
hash ST. Louis and Pacific preferred, 70a; Kan
sas and Texas, 369s; Western Union Telegraph,
lO3H; c. c. and l. c.. lsS; Pacific Mail, 39S.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, August 30.-'Virginia 6's, deferred,
5SE: second series. 20 past-due cOtt-
pons, 90k; new 10-40's, AN; l0-40's, coupon,
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rrounle Over EIecsric.Light Patents.

WASHINGTON, August 30.-An appeal has
been filed In the District Supreme Court by
ex-senator Thomas l.. Clingman. OF Ashe-
willie, N. c., against decision OF the Com
missioner OF Patents refusing him patent
for an Improvement In electric lights. The
reasons Of the examiner at the Patent Office
for refusing the patent were that the claim
conflicts with patent issued TO I. A. Edi-
son September 10, 1879, and another to one
jenkins March 4, 1879. The case has been
placed on the calendar for the September
term VI the court.
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Delaware State convention.

WILMINGTON, DEL, August 30.-Returns
from the entire delegate elections on Satur-
day for delegations to the State Convention
TO be held at Dover on Thursday are all in,
and indicate the nomination OF Hon. John
NJ. Hanston, OF the judiciary. for Congress.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
MONDAY, August 80, 1880.


Csantry produce.
Butf.y: Prime 70 choice yellow, ls@20c.; fair
10 rood. 14@15c- IT,.
Corn Mead: e2c. y bushel for country; Toe for
city mills. ..,.. ea,. ,,,cther,es. 6A
eI.c.: cherries. l2@Ioe.; raspberries, le@zoc.
fsgsth.rs: Prime uve-goose, 4os45c.; common.
25c.
Hny: Virrinia timothy, soc.desl. 02H; clover, 80
@s5c.
Y patsis S irisS~Sew Rose, $3.50 Vbarrel so@
'Y Rcots: Ginseng, soc@sl Pm; Seneca free Of
tops, 40c. y n.
Lard: Country. Saesfc:
Ivs: 70@75c. = bisDeL
EttSsac: Prime. 10c.
GxIsd 6fTato: 35@4oc.
falIos0: 66G64c. d. .-..s.a oee
Hurry WOOL viii bring from 70 &c, y ID less tnsi
s'Y's Cement. Lime. Plaster. &C..
c>~s~t: Rosesdale, si.so barrel; jane
River, 81 .S0@tl.A0.
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AUGUST 26.-The following are the quotations.
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
Luqs.-Common to good, s4.50&S6. ~.o
LeGE-Common, S6.50dS7; medium, sS9s9i
good, Sl0Gsll; fine, sl2@Sl4; extra nne, slog
$40. . NJ, .ea
$3.50 good, 5000; fine, Sl0QSlO.75.
DARK ToBACCO-MANUFACTUR
L,t0 FttLers.-COmmOn, s3.50@S4; medium,
s4.50M$5; good, S5.50GS6.
Lenf FiuerS.-CommOn. S5Ms6. 5Oi menun,
s6d $3.50; good, s7dss fne, s9@Sl0.
HrdDpers.-COmmOn, s7.5OMSS.6O: medium
ss.5O@s9: good. s950@Sl0; fine, sl0@SI1 ;
extra sun-cured, Sl2m16.
BRIGHT ToBACCO-MANUFACTURI
Smokers.-Common, $sdSl0; medium, sl09
sl2; good, S12Gsl6; fine, fl6@S2O.
Fiiisrs.-COmmOn, S6@sS: medium, s7@s9 ;
good, sl9@sl2; fine, nominal.
rnppsrs.-Co Common, sl0a s15 medium, II 5eG
s2e: good, i20@s30; dne, s4O@soO; fancy, 70,
@s75. - .,oo..,x.
medium, 81 56@20; good, s22@s25; fine, $500
$40; extra, S45@foO.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class OF goods Is confined
nrincinally to good old heavy-bOdied Tugs and Ken
lucky River leaf. We quote: .oa
Old Tugs, i4@t5: Kentucky River Tugs, siO@
tl2; Kentucky River leaf, sl3@sls.
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DIR. TUFTS PILLS.
VUTT'S PILLS.
SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER.

SYMPTOMS OF TORPID LIVER.
Loss of Appetite, Nausea. Bowels Costiye, Pain
In the Head with dull sensation IN The back part
Pain Under the Shoulder Blade; Funess After
Eating with dissemination to exertion Of body or
mind Irrtabiity of Temper; Low Spirits; Loss
OF Memory, with feeling Of having neglected some
duty WEAKNESS Dizziness, Fluttering at the Heart
Dot. 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 US
TO astonlsh the sufferer.
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Guarding the Approaches to Mem

Guarding the Approaches TO Mem
phis.
MEMPHIS, TENN, August 3O.-Dr. c. A.
Rice, inspector OF the National Board OF
Health at Vicksburg station, telegraphs
that he has taken i've sick people of the
tow.boat Raven, which arrived Saturday
evening from New Orleaus, but that the
boat proceeded up the river against his pro-
test. The health authorities are on the alert,
and the Raven will not be permitted to land
at this port.
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FURNIrURB.
IyRNITURE! FURNITURE!-Il

VHURNITURE! FURNITUkE!-IM
IL sSer FOR sale 400 suits OF Chamber tarni.
ture. 10 price from e23 70 t200, IRON INC oess
maze. toscthsr Win full liue Of rsror, Qmess ans
Kitchen furniturs, aud every article ~ sns srns-
fnrc line: nlsn Cabtnel- Nakers' supplies " evey
aescrtntion. viii duplicate Bxltuore pyieee f1x.
tiss IN want win save money ty gvin9 gsa enS
once aud wareso ,yns, ltSe 4sln srsoe. ssx H
teenth street. W1hLtAS boSS~~s
10 Ism
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!, NEW ORLEANS. August 30.--Ex. overnor
Paul o. Herbert died tbs morning ut the
age Of sIxty.eight years.
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TUFTS HAIR.DYE.-GRAY HAIR or
l. WHISPERS changed TO a GLOSSY BLACK by
single application Of this DYE, 1t hnparlsa Nstu.
raj Color, acts instantaneonsly. sold by druggists
or sent by express on receipt OF VI.
OFFICE, 35 MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
Imy 29-eodtAp2OJ
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They increase the appetite, and cause the body to
take on flesh thus The system is nourished, aud by
their tonic action on the digestive organs regular
stools are produced.
Price, rs cents. 35 MURRAY STREET,
nv 2g-eodtAp2O New York.
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A NOTED DIVINE SAYS:

Dr.. Tut
Dear sir,-For ten years / have been 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 weigh
In gold. Rev. X. l.. SIMPSON.
Louisville. Ky.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Quarantine Boat Sunk-Two Men
Drowned.

Especial telegram to the Dispaich.]
NORFOLK, Va, August 30.-This morn
ing as the United States steamer Powbatan
was coming up the harbor, having in tow
The boat Of the quarantine medical officer,
the latter was by some Encouragement
swamped, and two OF the colored crew
Richard hrmistead and Thomas Foster
who either fell or were washed out Of the
boat. were drowned before assistance could
reach them from the shin.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

HUNUNff NutH5t oVFfCuVs
sALEs.-e shares OF o. ID. 8. s. Co. stock at 9eH;
500 income A. ana G. at 53k; 10 shares OF G., g.
and A. X. X. stock at AZ, and at AZ.
ar.l.f Ii
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

Nyw YORK, August 30.-Toen.-Stocks weak
Money on call. 2@3 per cent. fxehange-Lons-
Ash: short 463 State bonds dull. Governments
Ersninq.-Money, gas per cent. Exchange
Ae0b Governments quiet ana firm new 5's, 1924
AZ Der cents, 11lh; per cents, ITO. States nom
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FINANCIAL.
VHE WALL-STREET DAILY NEWS

During the past year THE WALL-STREET
DAILY NEWS has correctly predicted the rises and
declines of most OF he active stocks dealt I'm at the
New York Stock Exchange. Its subscribers ana fol-
have made fortunes out OF It's advance points
IL Is recognized the only reliable authority I'm
two month, IL has correctly predicted he rise IN NJ.
Paul and Omaha, Hannibal and 81. Joseph prefer.
red, Denver aud Rio Grande, Chicago and Rock
island aud Chicago and Northwestern; alto the de-
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flour
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Pine. t8.50Mt4: extrs. So: surerdne, $4,000
t4.5O; common family. s5.50Gs5.75.
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NEW CHINA GOODS.

DECORATED TEA-SETS;
DECORATED DESSEKT.SETS;
DECORATED kERRY-SETs;
DECORATED CtiAMBkR.SETs;
pEcORATED FLOWER HOLDERS.
WILD ROSES, WATER-COOLERS new de-
s.snsl. ICE-CREAM FREEZERsl Look before
bay ing at- new goods. GEORGE GIBSON, yH..
SD 20 1907 MAIN street.
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CKoCKERY. 9LAsswAKE. &c.
nOWN THEY GO!

100 TIN TOILET SETS Just received, TO be sold
at from 10 to 20 per cent. less than regular
price. ,
Great bargains In sILvER-PLATED ICE
PITCHERS.
very cheap.
TOILET WARE and HoUsE-FURNishiN6
GOODS GENERALLY, to be found south OF
New York, at BOTTOM PRICES. II you ~isn
bargains give me call.
yl2 E. b. TAYLOR, l011 Main street.