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Upfn a Balloon. Girls.
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The announcement that Miss Matilda
Erickson would make a balloon ascension
Monday afternoon at 5 O'Clock from barley
Park attracted a crowd OF about 800 people
to the park, and perhaps twice as many
more to the lots around the park and the
old place Of Genus Barnum, where the bal
loon was filed with gas. Five O'Clock came,
but up TO that time the entertainment In the
park was confined to listening TO the music
OF brass band and quafing lager-beer.
Many reached the park fully an hour earlier
than the time advertised for the ascension,
and were already somewhat tired out
when O'Clock arrived, and as the
two succeeding hours passed without
any sign Of the monster balloon, the MUIR
murs OF discomfort grew into loud COM
plants, and the managers OF the affair were
severely censured. Mr.. Bartens, proprie-
tor OF the park, gave as an excuse for the
delay that the gas-main to supply the bal
loon was not sufficiently large, and promised
that the ascension would he made in few
minutes. AT little past O'Clock the bal
loon, with basket full Of ballast attached,
was brought into the park amidst a great
deal Of enthusiasm amongst the spectators.
Miss Erickson entered the basket, the
anchor ropes were loosed, and the lady i'm
mediately emptying bag OF ballast,
assembled quite rapidly for about 1000
or 800 feet, when her air-ship started of
in southwesterly direction. 1t was nearly
dark by this time, and many thought it was
very hazardous undertaking for this
young lady TO start out on her voyage in
the air. She is a plucky little woman, how
ever, and insisted upon giving the people
the entertainment for which they had paid.
She is a Swede, twenty-one years old, OF pc
tite figure and pleasing face. She made her
first balloon trip about four years ago, IN
Germany, when she gained quite reputa-
ton. A few months since she came to New
York. when she made two ascensions, and
subsequently two more in Philadelphia.
The trip Yesterday is her SEVENTEEN, but she
has never before gone up when night was
so close upon her. Miss Erickson adver-
tised TO take one or two passengers at $50
each, but as none applied the price was
gradually reduced to SIS, and still she lad
no companion in her trip.
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Knights OF Pythias.
ST. LOUIS ~ HOLIDAY ATTIRE-NEETING OF
THE SUPREME LODGB OF THE WORLD IN
DrcrU .p sFCSION

ST. LOUIS ~ HOLIDAY ATTTIE-NEETING OF
THE SUPREME LODGB OF THE WORLD IN
REGULAR SESSION.
ST. LOUIS, August 24.-Several more d.
visions and lodges Of Knights OF Pythas
arrived this morning, and were escorted TO
their quarters by the local lodges. The
city has put on holiday attire. All the ho-
tells are handsomely decorated with flags
and colors OF different divisions, fest00ns OF
different stufs OF the cOlors OF the order,
eyergreens and devices Of various kinds.
The Supreme Lodge OF the World was
escorted TO the Odd-Fellows' Hall at hall
past 0 O'Clock this morning. After being
received by the Grand Lodge OF the State
with the formal and imposing ceremonies
usual on such occasions, the Supreme
Lodge went into regular session.
Supreme Chancellor ID. i. Woodruff read
a very long and elaborate address touching
upon many points OF interest to the order.
and making recommendations, the chief OF
which was the thorough revision OF the en-
dowment feature.
The report OF the keeper OF the records
and seal was also read, showing decrease
in membership in Pennsylvania, Maryland,
Massachusetts,, Rhode Island, Georgia,
Nevada, and Ontario OF 1860 members,
while the other twenty seven Jurisdictions
show an aggregate gain OF 1862 members.
The amount paid for relief during the past
two fiscal years Is S477,7S1. The receipts
for the past two fiscal years have been
SAL 265, and there is now balance in the
treasury OF Sl2,357. The number OF mem
bers in the order December 81, 1879, was
.s7.7l5. The number OF uniformed men,
bers Is about 2,l50, embraced in ffty-four
divisions.
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Mexico.

A FIGHT BETWEEN REBELS AND FEDERAL
TROOPs-THE BAND REPORTED CAPTURED.
SAN Francisco, August 24.-Special adj
vices have been received at Tucson which
state that Reyes with his band left Sonora
on Thursday, and while marching toward
Tubutama was attacked 10y Federal troops.
Ii is asserted that eighteen OF Reyes's fol-
lowers we're killed and the rest routed.
Last Saturday the same party had tight
with the Federal troops at Altar aud were
routed, and were pursued into Arizona.
They also had a fight at Alsas Flat, and four
rebels were killed. They were pursued to
Wilbur's ranch, two miles from Arriyacca,
where they took refuge. The Government
tro0Ds surrounded the house and demanded
the surrender OF the rebels, but the en-
ployes on the ranch refused to give them
up. The Government troops returned to
the border for instructions, saying they
would return. In the mean time word had
been sent to Arrivacca, and Deputy-Sberif
Elliott with thirty citizens went to Will
bur's and took the rebels, eleven In
number, prisoners. Reyes was seen, ac-
companied by five men, coming TO Tuscon.
United States Marshal Evans with posse
Of citizens is now out to aid the Mexican
authorities. 1t Is believed the whole band
will be captured.
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THE QUESTION OF SUCCESSION.
The Races at SARATOGA.

RACE TRACK, SARATOGA, August 2.-The
weather to-day is warm, attendance fair, and
the track in good condition. First race
purse $3.50, of which $50 to second horse !;
entrance free; free handicap. Distance
one mile. Pools sold as follows: Gabriel,
SITS; Scotilla, $40; Jericho, 800; Dan
Sparling, 500 fcld-Florence Il, Red Man,
Mark l., Bonnie Leaf-SS5. Gabriel won,
with Scotilla second and Florence Il third.
Time, la.
Second race-purse $500, Of which 800 TO
second horse; entrance free; free handi-
cap; one mile and five furlongs. Pools
sold as follows Oriole, 1905; Elias Law
renee, 5000; Checkmate, $500; Layacca,
$50; Mamie Fields, S75; Lottery, $50.
Elias Lawrence won the first race, Check
mate second, and Lavacca third. Time, 2:5S.
Third race-the August weller sweep
stakes OF $25 each, with $500 added, OF
which $40 to second horse and third to save
his stake; one mile. Pools sold: thurman,
$500; Chimney Sweep, s235; Kingcratt,
1925. Chimney Sweep won the hrst race,
Kingcrait second, and THURMAN third.
Time, 1:484.
Fourth race-purse $500, OF which $50
to second horse entrance free; winner to
be sold at auction for $1,000, usual allow
ances; one mile and q furIong. Pools sold
as follows: Charley Backus, $210; Gov
ernor Hampton, 5000; 6eld-SuannoDa and
Harry-SS5. Governor Hampton won, with
Charley Backus second, and Suannona
third. Time,2.
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NAL times erected these great English man.
sions, some Of which still survive In the
eastern counties and upon the banks of the
lower James. The Coloueps house, though
built before the opening OF the century, be-
longs distinctly TO the second Of the three
eras Of virginla's history. The days OF
entail and church establishment had passed
away; the strong Democratic influences Of
Jefferson and Madison had had their
effect among the upper sections OF So
ciety, while the many boisteTous ap.
peals OF Patrick Henry had stirred
the masses TO social jeaIousies before
unknown. IL there Is no claim TO art or
grandeur In the Colonies abode, there Is a
solidity that the storms and suns of'ninety
years do not appear 10 have in any way
eflaccd. The bricks have toned down In
color, to be sure, and the ivy clusters thick
around the chimneys. Renewals OF paint
have kept fresh the rows OF white columns
that support the fredericksburg portico.
and from two broad halls above and below
eight large waInscotted rooms open, floor
ed with well-polshed oak. capacious as TO
hearths aud lofty as 10 chimney-pieces-
Just such chambers as the art-lovng occu.
pant OF many detached suburban villa in
London would reyel In adoruing.
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THE CARRIER-PIGpON IN THE CANVASS
Fredericksburg NelcS. 1.-The news of the
nomination at Tappahannock was brought
here by a carrier-pigeon, which had been
taken down for that purpose by delegate
from the county. The pigeon, however,
being young and inexperienced, aid not
make the time expected; having been sent
off from Tappahannock at O'Clock a. M.
il did not reach its destination until about
8 in the afternoon. We suggest that this
pigeon be at once put in training and then
taken to Accomac in November to bring us
Garrison's majority at the election, If it is
not too large for it TO carry, in which event
we can patiently wait for the mails.
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BY Telegraph.
NEM WORK.

NEW YORK, August 4.-EoOn.-Stocks strong
Money on call, 2G29 per cent. I xchange-LOne
4Sl4; short, 4S34. state bonds dun. Govern
Eesaimg.-Money, 2@3 per cent. Exchange,
4sl. Governments active but strong new o 07E'
lO2K: AZ per cents, lllk; per cents, lO9S.
states unchanged.
WALL STREET YESTERDAY.
NEW YORK. August 24.--The Posts financial ar
ticle says: The stock Exchange markets are per-
hans tiIe more acuve than yesterday, out sill are
duil. In the list Of investments United states ~
are corspicuOusly strong, having ADVANCED 10 llO
mllob, The highest price vet. The 49, are ~ 10
lllAMIllh, which IS also the highest for them.
Railroad investments are also very strong. Inc
share speculation. however. started OIL de0dedly
weak. and there was declining market curing me
fret hour, the feature having been RE whlch lel
to 394 Kansas and Texas ana Denver and hlo
Grande each fell per cent. ana me REMAINDER ol
the list Edk About | O'Clock the decline was
checked and there has been a recovery Of aCGx,
the latter Kansas ana Texas. Erie has recovered
4 and Denver and Rio Grande !. The coal
shares dFiiied with the general list. Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western, which by reason OF The
proposed extension. should. 10 would be thought,
have advanced, first de, lined and then recovered
:. The supply OF lOanable funds continues 10 be- a
little i'm excess OF the demand and the ruling rate
Tor call loans M to his hour is "a per cent. ou
stocks ard MOP per cent. on United States bonds.
A great deal or time money has been borrowed in
the last few weeks for Stock Exchange account, aud
the leading firms appear 10 be pretty well supplied.
There is less doing IN time loans, and rates are
unchanged. Prime mercantile paper j. 4@0 per
cent, choice short dates selling below per cent.
The currency movement as 4 whole Is OF course
against New YORK.
The following quotations were current 70 day:
United States per cents. l09h@l 10: United
states AZ per cents, lll&0IllA; District of Co
lumba 1865, 99& sales New Jersey Central, II
Ohio and Mississippi, 35's: Erie, 404; Michigan
Central. a5%: Hannibal aud ~. Joseph, So,
Lake Shore, 81: Northwest. 1904: Northwest pre-
ferred, =; Iron Mountain, 56k; Rock Island
ia; 81. Paul $50; II. Paul preforred, -
Wabash. ~. Louis and Pacific. 40h; Wabash, IT
Louis and Pacific preferred, 7tS; Kansas and
Texas. 364: Western Union Telegraph, 1864; g.
c. and l. c.. l7%; Pacific Mail, Al.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. August 24.-Virginia So. deferred
81: cOnsOls. 80; uast due coupons. 90b: new
lG-40's, 424; I0-40's, coupon, 944. Bid To. day.
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Probable Case OF Suicide.

NEW YORK. August 24.-Police are
making search for John NJ. Benson, a
young bat merchant Of Montgomery, Ala.
He arrived here on the 18th instant TO pur-
chase stock, and his singular conduct at
tracted much attention. He appeared to be
out OF his mind at times, grief at the death
of n favorite sister icing the cause as
signed. He went with friends TO Coney
Island Sunday and suddenly disappeared.
A sister OF the missing man arrived from
Montgomery last night, and has prompted a
vigorous search, which thus far has proved
unsuccessful.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

RICHNoED, August "a, 1850.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 1902 bushels. Red, 10,092
bushels
CoRN.-Whtte, CAS- bushels. Kired, COO bushels.
OATs.-l92 bushels.
MEAL.-Si bushels,
RYE.-2O bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT IVhite. $50 bushels good At SLIP: Is
bushels conmo az IO3; Ia bushels fslr ats l.06 ;
90 bushels good at $40; 10 bu.hels common at
Sl-tOtal. 2s4 bushels. RED, 90 bushels very good
Lancaster at 81 l2 200 Uusnes common Lancas-
ter az SI0j; 100 bushels common Lancaster NJ
gjc.: "A bushels common Lancaster at 4 .O3 1872
bushels common Lancaster at 81; So bushels fair
Lancaster dt Sl.0S: 20 bushels good Lancaster al
SI.1O: 400 bushels very good Lancaster 1T pl ID:
80 bushels good mixed at Sl.0S; 900 On, hes good
mixed at Sl.07; l0i bushels prime mixed at
Sl.l3; los bushels very good mixed at Sl.l2: 20
bushels good mixed at Sl.10; 4lZ bushels choice
Futz on private terms; 246 bushels very good FuliZ
on private terms; so bushels very good FullZ at
al: ll2 bushels good Fuz al Sl.07; 526 bushels
good FuiZ AT fl.06: l4f bushels good FuliZ at
SI.O5; los bushels fair FultI NJ Sl.04 2O4 bush
els fair FuiZ at SOB: 80 bushels fair FuZ at
Sl.O2; 424 bushels common FultZ at IL; 20 bush
els common FultZ AZ 9sc.; so bushels common FulIz
at 97c.: 1872 bushels cOmmOn fuiZ at 95c. lO6
bushels common fuliZ al 9Oc.-tOtal, 64Oe bushels.
UCORN.- White, las bushels very good ut SIC.
Hired, 700 bushels good at SOC.
OATs.-56 bushels good spring at SIC; 20 bushels
very good spring at 39c 36 bushels good spring at
40c.--total, ~ bushels
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THE LATEST NEWS.
BE TELEGRAPH To THE DISPATCH.

CAPTURE or BAND OF MEXICAN REBELS
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS II Rw
YORK REPUBLICAN, STATE COMMITTEE
IN coUyClL-cRIMEs IN TlxAs-suDDEN
DISAPPEARANCE OF AN ALABAMA HAT
MERCHANT-sARAToGA RAcEs-D EATH
OF GENERAL MYER, "OLD PRoBABiLI-
TIES 1.-THE PyTBIAN GATHERING At ST.
LoUIs-NEw YORK DEMOCRATIC STATE
COMMITTEE WARE DEMOCRATIC
CoNyKNTIoN-THE EGYPTIAN COTTON
CROP LESS THAN LAST YEAR--OTHER
FOREIGN ITEMS, &C., &C.
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AUGUST 2s.-The following are the quotations,
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
LuQs.-COmmOn 10 good, S4.50@S6.
LeGE-COmmOn, S6.5O@S7; medium, ssdf9 (;
good, sl0g$1l; fine, Sl24slf; extra nne, $50
$40. -
$3.50 good, ss9s9; fine, S10Gtl0.75.
DARK ACCO-MANUFACTUBING.
Lug Fillers.-COmmon. S3.50@s4; medium,
ff.50dSj: good, $3.50 ds6.
Lear FiiiefS.-I OmmOn. s5@S5 80; medium,
t6GS $3.50; good, $40 IS; FINE, S9G*l0.
WrdDptrS.--COm mon, $1,000 $500; medium
Ss.5Oms9: good. S9.50@fl0; ine, slOMSll :
extra sun-cured, sl2@l5.
BRIGHT Co-MANUFACTURISG.
Smokers.-COmmon, SSMSlO; medium, 500
fl2: good, Sl2mSl6; hne, fl6MSZO.
Fitiers.-CommOn, S6MsS: medium, S7egf9
good, 81 gGSl2; line, nominal.
UrGDDerS.-C OmmOn, SI0Mtl5 medium, I 5M
ego good, t20@s3o; bne, si0@s50: fancy, s6t
@s75. ,o~
Wrappers, NshOgdng.-COmm0n, sl2@sl5 ;
medium, also @20; good, s22@s25; fine, s3o@
$40; extra, s45@S5O.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class OF goods is confined
principally to good cid heayy-bOdled Tugs aud Ken
lucky River leaf. We quote: 49,.
Old Tugs, S4@sJ: Kentucky River Tugs, slO9
sl2; Kentucky River leai, sl80SlS.
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A Contribution from Texas.

GALVESTON, August "a "A special from
Austin says Matt and Bill Potter, Roll Dub
lin, and Jim wilkins pleaded guilty OF rob-
bling the mails, and have been sentenced to
ten years. Imprisonment.
A German storekeeper was shot by ne
gro yesterday, and Is not expected to live.
Parties from the West report that Vic
toria's Indians whipped Gricrson instead OF
being whipped, ani that they are now In
Mexico.
A special from Gonz.sles says In difficult
fy on Saturday at LeesviIle, twenty miles
from there, the LittleHeld br0thers-Wii-
liam, Phil, and H0uston--were killed.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
TUESDAY, August "a iScU
Country produce.


Country Preduce.
Bess,odS: zoe. y n.
Butter: Prime 70 choice yellow, 1920. fair
to good. 14616c.
Corn Neal: e2c. . bushel for country; zoe. for
Dried Frwft. Apples, 4a5e.; blackbcries, &c.
cherries, l2@l5e.; raspberries, 1890
Fathers: frlEie nve-goOse, 4o@45c.: common.
Piasssed: $I@sl.05 y bushel
Hay: Virginia timothy, eoc.@S7x; clover, SOC
oats: Baied. s5c@soc.
Potatoes: lrish-New Rose, $3.50 y barrel e6@
'q Roo & C Ginseng, soe@si en.; Seneca free OF
tops, Ace. h 10.
Lard: Country. bdS4f.
Bye: 70@75c. Y bushei.
Ssimac: Prime. I5c.
Bslsd SfrGW: 33@4Oe.
Tdii0tp: 5al5kc. "a n.
Wool: Washed. 40Gs4ic.; unwsshed, 26&30c.
Bury wool viii bring from 10 DC. y ID less tnan
Cement. Line. Plaster. &C.
Cement: Rese.dsle, sl.oo . barrel; James
LINE: Agricultural. sel0c. v busnei; Roet land,
el.16H$i.25. according 70 aeantItrj Joiner
iGnishlngl, sl.l5; Glenn's Falls, ec@9Oe
Plaster; Ly9p, q 70; sroane' ~; eaieinea
Tar: Large sise. ss.eo@s9.50.
Dry deeds.
Prgats; MerIimaek, 7c.; Merrmaek Shirsink,
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CUTICURA.
CUTICURA SKIN REMEDIES
CURE SKIN DISEASES AND SCALP AZTEC.
TIONs WITH LOSS OF HAIR.

The CUTICURA REMEDIES are marvels OF cura-
tive power Internally, the CUTICURA REsOLYENT
cleanses the Liver and Kidneys, regulates The Sto-
mach and Bowels, enTicbes and puriies the God Of
ScrOfula, Scrofulous, CaneerouS and Canker Hunor
Externally, CUTICURA, Medicinal Jelly, removes
all Scay Crusts, heals HumOrs, Ulcers. Sores Itch
Ing Piles, and all Itching Affections of the Skin and
Scalp with Loss of Hair, and IS admirably assisted
in every case by that most s0ftening, healing, and
exquisely perfumed tOile, bath, and nursery Saua-
tive, the CCTCURA MEDICINAL TOILET SOAP.
Gentlemen say the CUTICURA MEDICINAL SHAY
ING SOAP is worth its weight IN gold.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. 4Se
ITO SUMMER TOURISTS.

Persons intending spending the summer season In
the country or at the watering-places should pro-
vide themselves with the necessary remedies and
APPARATUS which cannot be had outside Of city
viz.
PATENT POCKET-sTOvEs, for heating tea
mix. food, &C.: -
PATENT WAX NIGHT-LlGHTS, which burn
READY. 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 SYR!NGEs,
VALENTINES MEAT-JUICE,
VALENTINES NEAT-JUlCE WITH GLlCE'
RINE,
JoHNSToN's FLUID BEEF,
LIEEIG's SOLID EXTRACT BEEF,
LIEBIG'S LIQUID EXTRACT BEEF;
PAPOMA, entire wheat food, for infants;
IMPERIAL GEANUM, food for infants;
NESTLE'S LACTEOUs FARlNA,
GERBER'S MlLk-FOOD,
PREPARED RICE FLOUR,
PREPARED SCOTCH DAT MEAL,
PREPARED BARLEY FLOUR,
SWISS CONDENSED MILK,
LIQUID kENNET,
DIsINFECTiNG SOAPS, to prevent contadon;
and all reliable medicines, new remedies, aud appa.
ratus, 10 be had OF
MEADE & BAKER, Druggists,
el9 east Main street,
TELEPHONE MESSAGES PROMPTLY At
TENDED TO. my IA
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PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST "a, 1880.

ARRIVED.
steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, United States
mail. merchandise, and passengers, L.. Il. Tatam,
agent.
Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Eugene Border, Osborne's, jersey City,
ties. Curtis Parker.
Schooner EfHe Fisher, Reynolds, Boston, coal,
Curtis Parker.
MEMORANDA.
NORFOLK. August 24.-Arriyed: Schooner Mat
tie. shelby. from Richmond.
NHw YORK, August 28.-Arrived Schooners
Anthea Godfrey, Price, from Richmond and John
A. Carts, Philips; H. l.. Slaght, Goddard; :. X.
Dennis, Dillworth; j.: Il. Pits, Cavalier; II. H.
Grant, Sutphsn; "A. +. Turner, Camp; Rxertion,
Lyman; Fanny Tracy, TlltOn; j. G. Conner,
Green; Patterson Bush, Miner; William McGee
sheridan Adeliza Hickman; c. X. Price, Taylor,
and JENNIE Hall, LOnEstreef, from Virginia.
Providence, August 23.-Arriyed: schooners
Thomas j. Martin, MOTT, and Henry L. Tton, Iiar-
ris, from Richmond.
BY Telegraph.
LIVERPOOL, August "a Sailed: Bark Flora, for
Richmond.
BALTIMORE, August 24-Salled: steamer PO-
neer for Richmond; schooner Virginia Rulow, for
James river.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
rn.Ir,.h Land Troubles.

LONDON, August 24.-Tbe Radical Demo-
cractic clubs OF London and Its suburbs as
sembIed In Westminster last night, and
urged Mr.. T. =. O'Connor, Home-Rule
member for the borough OF Galway, TO press
his motion adverse to the existence OF the
House Of Lords TO q division, aud to present
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY, August "a. $780,
sALEs.-150 Virginia coupons at 90, 1000 at
90; 10 shares Of A. and G. x. X. stock at So; 10
shares Of r. and ID. r. r. stock at 75k 20 shares OF
c., G. aud A. r. X. stock at 424; 20shsres Of A. AMI
g. X. X. stock at s2z; 5000 deferred at z; 10
shares OF A. and c. X. r. stock at 49, and IL at 80.
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PSORIASIS.
YEARS OF SUFFERING AND HUN
DREDS OF DOLLARS FOR MEDICINE.
Messrs. Weeks & Potter :

Messrs. Weeks d Potter:
Gentlemen-I have been afflicted for nineteen
years with Psoriasis, and have spent hundreds OF
dollars for doctors aud stuff they call headquarters.
Doctors did not know what TO call my disease.
would scratch nights until scratched myself raw
then il would dry and form into lies, which would
an be scratched off next night and so | have
been completely cured by the CUTICURA RENE
DIES. -
Most respectfully, THOMAS DELANY.
CONCORD STREET, CUSTOM MILL, MEMPHIS,
TENN, June 10, 1879.
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CUTICURA REMEDIES,
FOR SKIN. SCALP, AND BLOOD HUMoRs,

FOR SKIN. SCALP. AND BLOOD HUMORs,
prepared by WEEKS POTTER, Chemists and
Druggists. $50 Washinston street, Boston, Mass.
81 FrOnt street, Toronto, Ont; and B Snow Hill,
London aud for sale by all Druggists and Dealers.
Price OF CUTIcURA-Smali boxes. so cents; large
boxes, containing two and half times the guam
tity OF small. OIL. REsoLyENr, 81 per bottle. Gu
TIcURA MEDICINAL TOILET SOAP, 25 cents per
cake. cUTIcURA MEDICINAL SHAVING SOAP, 10
cests per cake; In bars for BARRIERS and large con-
sumers, 80 cents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-25
NEW CHINA GOODS.

vJ,TTT,s HAIR.DYE.-GRAY HAIR or
wu,sxrRs changed TO GLOSSY BLACK by
single application Of this DYE i y Sragss,s
raj Color. acts instanianeousy' 9"'u W "Ns
or sent by express on receipt OF ~.
OFFICE. So MURRAY STREET, NEW fohh'
fmy 29-eodtAp20J
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-25
C,OLLINs's yOLTAIC ELECTRIC
PLAsTERs.
PLAsTERs.

They yital,se, strengthen, and support weak and
painf1I parts; relieve chronic ailments Of the Liver
and Kfdneys; sbsorb poisons Aed thus prevent Fs-
yer aud AKuc. mAisrat and giOus diseases and.
WHEN placed over the pit Of the stomach, prevent
pyspepsia, Bsiqps Celic Cramps, ana Pains, Price
~ cents. mn lV-W&S