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TO-DAT'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
THE pxEsTDaNT,s ceHpsraoN.

(Odiol,l Bulls(in
EXECUTIVE MANSION. Aug. 80, $50 a, m.
:hs ffeiIdett slopt the greater part OF tho
hishi. awakening at intervals. and retaining The
liquid nourish m ,rt administered. His general
condition this morning is about tho "a no % at
The same EO1r Yesterday.
Uoofhisl BulIetio.)
EXECUTIVE MANSION. Aug. 80, 1915 o. 10.
Tho President enjoyed another good nights rest
and it il thought STARTS out on what bids fair 70
DO snotter good day. lie slcps we'll. The
stomach allll oontiLucs to perform lis work ea.-
s'an'oriY aud tho psro!;d swelling is progress.
ing fAvorsbly. His pulse. temperature add ros
pirA' ion as compared With yesterday morning.
arc about tho SAM. Ths slight iuotcsse 10
tho irenuoacy OF his pulse il thought to DO due
to 40 accumulation Of pus in another portion
OF ito g!andulsr swelling which was observed
this moruing by d.. Bliss, who made still
another iocislon aud released tho pent up pus.
On the oouinuarco of those favorable symp.
toms nnn,htr day OF progress is predicted.
tOhicia Bulleloj
EXECUTIVE MANSION. Aug. so, 1880 D. m.
AT the morniog drtsslpg another small moi
sion Was mad, Ia the lower part Of tho swelling
OF The light edo OF the Presidents taca, which
Was followed by free discharge of hoaItby
Iockiox rus. slmilnr discharge took place
through tn, openings. Tho swelling is per
oantihIy smaller and locks botter. The wouud
ronslcH in Oh unchanged condition. Thora bias
batn hula lisa of temperature slDoa mlraing,
but the pulse i, moro fH1aent In otber re-
spec tho oopditicn ia about the ssmc. Pulse
H. emnera;ura 9S 9. r, SEPARATION Is.
EXECUTIVE MANSION. Aug. so, . D. m.-
In rar'y to questions. Colonel Rocky we'll Sal to
aropofter of Tho Associated Press this afternoon
That tho Presidents o,ntiti0n to day has been
about al ii was yesterday. Ho has fully held
his owo, bui hsl not gained percepsibIy in
strength. No osp:oial Importance is attached
to tho high pu SO shcwn By tho noon bulletin.
1t Is attributed prinoinaly to tho irritation
caused by tho outing OF tho parolcd swelling
thi] motrDg. "As long" Uol. Rockwell said,
'as tho siand con,icucs to b souroa of almost
CONSTANT disturbance. wa must expect these
fluctuations of pulse. Snca Tho noou bulletin
how, vor. tho Presidents pu'so has gone down
again to 10. We think that be is doing vel"
WASHINGTON, ID. o.. August 30.-The fol
lowing WAS ssnt this afternoon
Loue}l. Minister. London:
Tho Presidents condition has not materially
changed si1oo my last dispatch. Another 10
oision IVES mado this morning 10 tho psrotid
glsnd with vary satisfactory results. Pus lows
freely ADD the swelling grows less. The pulls,
at this hour, > p. ~, is lowtr thun duling the
tosonoon yesterday. But on both days il ia
higher than hia other good. symptoms would
soon I" warrant. 1t is now ITO. A! no N it
vas It,
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lCOMMUNICATEIJ
iCoMaioNiC aItD.
JoE&SVlLLE, Cross ROADS.


| ri inpaihz> with tho Ball, ego and all He
haa aIlfht TO ba "moriIed." Why, I'D here
10 ny l,Ilo log oaLio. Oh the sides of The Blue
Rlts1, Was not only mortified" but cons;d :
orabiy thsk1u up ct rsading such ITALICS AZ
these. viz: DIvilucn. =. 0. =, 0. 0. 0. It;
Adam, o, u. 0. Q, s. .. 0-5"l o. shad,s OF
Colonel Daniel Boonr. if OF s,ious Of these
mighty ctforls dds thou turn ovnr 10 thy mar
row Gel ! Como IN here, "bopa," bring your
ritlas with yon, md let mo gi7a ytu some old
fashioned l5ssohs 10 shooting. | will eiva ynn
s1r'rirl meat in plenty and perhaps sumn "bur;"
mi htl"ri you leasn. it there's anything IN
yon. VII ;ach y1n to IT cure your eva food
with tho illl' and sava ytu, 10 tia future, from
being goose egus''l And lhon as to Who Is
tho indiVidnni' ~Ln ernts Bulls Esr,"
thrrc snoms to bu about Al muoh concern teom
'Binr, or moro 40 than to asot rtain thu tu-
thor OF TITO ''L,l,,r4tf ,luoiGs," or tbs, i'll
nora important oonutlIum, "Wh0 struck
Billy l'aueHo.2' D. Lot CT ,xcittd, genllo.
lnen. abtn: your abilities ~ mniksmon, tu, do
batter NIX! lim,l Tru!S, your old ifiebd,
QABE JONES,
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Alexandria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser
.NERS OF IHn, DdY

Na;iga!itn is virtually ccso:l CO tie Ohio
aver. More but Little Cumberland uat + ~.
lucky river boats are ru1ni:g, had bat few of
.hunI.
The r1ersCdtlons 1oipr Oh 3! Atlanta, Gaors
sla. ter tha grand exposition ;h,. il to open
mere the hrst week III October $40 bsiDg so
lively pressed 90 an extended eca'e. D.
Je5Dy Lind has rcaivsd from KioR O;oir II
the Lttc,ls OF Arlibus medal. sc: 10 diamonds,
with the privilege Of wearicg it on all OCCASIONS
around her nfok. fastened to blue ribbon Of
the Order of scrapbim. This is said to DO the
hlRhest royal honor ev;r ,risrsod on woman
10 Sweden.
The fuud for Mrs. G,lli Id now antunts 10
slaG, 757 g. ard tho pnm,itrs If The moVa.
ment seem 10 be confident TINT il oan READILY
b. Increased to $3.50, 900 if the President shcu i
not recover. Certificates TOR $l25, 900 ia gov
orOmont bonds. worth $li5.2S %. have 81
ready been placed 10 the hands Of Mrs. Garfield,
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Two fro companies from AlIento1o, Pa.
reached here to-day and were exte,d hoarly
welcome by the tremen Of this tiy, whoso
guests they will be during their stay. Tho
visitors. foe locking body of moo. as they
MARCHED down kirg street, headed by spIcn-
did braSs bn Il. presented q striking appoarahoO
aad eliciIed the N ,st favorable c)mmcuis Irun
The ciIizeus. We hap, they will havo un on-
yable visit, knowing that nothing will ba lett
undono ~ our eopla to ISL DIR their stay glco
able, and iudGc, them TO laks back 10 Their
homes favorable opinion OF Al, .udfi. and
Virginia hospitality.
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DIED.

a. A. Muhaon's Hill, AuEuh 7, 1881, JOSEPH
LEN HEAD, only son OF, George j. and Mary
49, a, :. HEAD aged months and IL days. Que
, ~ ooy-too sweet on earth to siay-hss gons
10 meet his angel .is!er 10 heaven.
ibis lovely bud, so young and fair,
called hence by early doom,
just came 10 show how sweet 4 H,ver
In paradise may bloom.
We thed not tear OF sorrow
Around his silent tomb
For We know we have two lovely q Ssrs
In heaven to bloom. NJ, d.
| Washington and Baltimore papsrs pleaaa copy
Un The &c h instant, 1t hii uncs's rs.itence,
BALTIMORE, RALklGH w. DOWN n N, of
ffedetlcEsblrg, aged ~ years. III, rsmsi
vera tab en- to Frederickstu.s FIR in,srnsnL
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tie Mahonltes. acc)rdng to thuit oRu pro-
tossIcus. are ths truly liberal neo Il tho
c1un'ry. and yot their Richmond organ sbusas
MIR. Parsons. NJHhero MILO himself, for as :
sertiug that Northerr men are cot ostras:z. 10
VIrRiGi, lor political opioion's s,ke. and their
Northero organs abuse General Wickham be-
Cause be will not be bound by tho soon Of o
palty convention the members of which were
bought either with money or romises of otfi,e.
This is federalism" with ver ,apoe.
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MIR. Bolts. the discharged msiI route fg,ht
sa}s be W As dism sssd because, though aro,u)
look tor the POST Ollie Department of an nd-
mlnstratloa that camo into otis, with the
promise OF condu,ting tho civil service 10 The
Interests OF the people and not OF party. and
ago told Southern Senator that he was doing
t!' be oou!d to iulrcv, tho republican party 10
tho South by 80 ec:pg tho best mon for such
0thcos as arc at his dis oosal?
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P8rnell.

LONDON, August 30-The B4nens Tepsut
Right Association has passed resolution decI,r.
ing Mr.. Parnelrs attempt to force land league
candidate on tbs electors of Tyrone county
inpolitio and m ,hoavous, and that il will .use
dsupion among the liberal snd tenant right
voters 10 tho county. thereby doing gross TO-
jus :ic, to Mr.. Dickson. the liberal candidate,
who has showed himself lrus Itshman.
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The Late Gallo.

eH4RLEsToN. 5. O., Aug. - Kilograms 10
tne News and Courier from Port ROYAL this
morLlnR report hat seven bodies nave been re-.
drowned is uncertain, Tho estimates vsrving
from twenty TO forty. ba:lil's Industry ii9bt
snip ID gone, and all the bar and harbor tuovs
arc carried away or shifted.
:, PORT BoYAL $. G.. Aug 20 .-O,pt. Hines OF
INA steamer Western Torss. reports the Martins
Fort Royal shifted The Capt,ins Of vs,ions
steamers which have arrived report ina pala Az
one OF tho aevtreet they ever encountered.
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Arrested for SfcaJjnr

LONDON: Aug. 30.-A dispatch to tho San.
dard from Vlsuns sys: Ccuos Jourdouil, q
descendant Of one of tho oldes. houses of The
French leglImis. nobility. has b,en arrested for
stealth carriage and pair of horses at Spa.
Hfter selling them ha Quilted tho county,.
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Ia addition TO tho gIrf ADD regret incident
10 The recently expected death Of the Pr, sdaDt,
maoy FrgIniaus tnl other Southern pooplo
feared the action OF tho succeeding sdmin;stra
lion would be mora iberaI toward lhe South
than that OF the prtsent one. This fear was
utterly sroundlesl. for 20 Cabinet MIR. Arthur
could select could contain men moro iIIibersl
toward he South than Messrs. Window, James
md Rllue.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

The death of Mrs. Tyler, fo,m,l7 Mrs.
L,ckelman, is another SD event fer RoAmor d,
WHOSE people We're wont 10 be charmed by tho
m''ehless rowars of hor splendid voioa.
The Mahonites Of Louisa county havs noni.
mated Cart. Johp Richardson fer iho llou;s tf
Delegates. MIR. W. h, Godsu. it,, il t..u dam.
Gc.atlo nomiuer
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As will DO soon by an excerpt irom tho Debt
Ialer. Tho Richmond organ of tho Virginia
stralghtout republicans. that papsr while Ill
dec lining to sdsiso its reader, to vote he dem
ocfaIic debt paying ticket. agrees with all dis
Corning people that Mahonsm will be efTcc u.
silly squo'ched mex fall and that III, support it
il receiving from Northern republicans n will
do tho latter no little harm.
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isdlcal part's,ns are tho most curious of
people. ] y are now blaming MIR. Glover fer
falling TO deec; and expose Howgats's defAo,
lions when nothing ia better known than their
positive refusal to permit him to expose any of
The other numerous sWindes no detected when
q member of Congress.
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Trip Abandoned.

LONDON. AUGUST 30.--W. &. Georps, tbe
pedestrian OF Worcester. has abandoned hia
proposed trip to AmcIila for tho present on AZ
count OF itlor' 10 bis foot. And America has
escaped another waking match ibH:c!ionI
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More Fires in Algeria.

LONDON. Aug. 30.-More forest fires are
reported from different par. g of Algeris. Twelve
huodred hectares of forest are sbI,Z, nssr Al
g"rs 1t is stated that many nstivss have been
Turned 10 the woods of Ool-, 10 the province
of Constantine,
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Drowned.

oT. JOHN. Aug. 30.-Mathsw Braceerdle,
second msto OF tho Charybdis. who was ia
charge OF thAt vosst and Richard Allan, q OIL
ored man. Of the crew. WIZ, deosned 10 this
6arDor last night while returning to tho vessel
from tho sher1.
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Ii there DO any people so silly as to believe
the Mahonite's profess, oas of especial friend I.
ship for and protection OF tho public schools.
they will have the scales removed ffcm their
eyes by Mr.. Heokel's letter in another column,
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Tho Conservative Democrat. publisbod ty
the State Democratic Committee. has N ado 8
sIpasrs1o, and is full of valuable campaign
material. 1t will be issued sani weekly until
eli ctioo day. MIR. Il. II. Glass, is the edi or.
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Iho Mahonites profess 10 DO the esp Gal
friend, OF the poor white man. and yet they
tufned Dor one-legged cx Confederate out Ct
bis position as doorkeeper of the House of
Delegates, aud put a negro 10 his pIsc,.
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KNIGHTS TEMpLAR Inst Thursday liz ht
committee of Sir Knights from poomso
Commandery. No. 3. Columbia Comnandery,
No. .. De Molay Commaudeiy, NJ. 4. aod
Washington Commandory, No. J. all of Wash
inaton, u. o., were received at The Asylum of
The fredericksburg Sir Knights, to whom Em.
lnent Sir &. X, CJrsop. of Potomac Commsu
derry, No. 3. 10 an eloquent address, of Knighlg
al. c Ion and good will presented. Oh behalf of
the Communicates represented, handsome
testimonial. beiog set Of resolutions beautifully
enQrossed and fr.m,d.
Eminent Sir r.. S. Ches. oo behalf of
Fredericksburg Comm sndafy. received the fra
sfnal Rits and greeting 10 few appropriate
nd feeling remarks.- Fredericksburg Ne,cs,
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DUEL.-A dutl Was fought noar WAlroaton
Saturday evening, between j anes y. Soott and
Robert Il. Campbell, young lawyers of chat
place. The partisa mot tb,ut 7 o'c'tck 10 The
evening at the Double Poplars. lhreo miles
from WarrcDtoo, aod ct ten PAGES feed, Scot
With 90 Eoglish bull dog" and Campbell with
q Coit'd srmy, SCOTT was shot through tha Ii IT
bstd. Scott osimed another shot, witch
CampS'li scc,ded to, bu; Hunter, tho second,
took The pistols from tho nbstants and fred
them 10 the sir. SCOTT is the sen of Msj John
Scott, Commensurate Attorney for Fauquer
c-unts. and Campbell is the soo.iu. law OF Col,
John ). Mosby. Both gentlemen wero under
heavy bonds. AL xander Hunter was Camp.
ball second. ADD Richard Scott of Petcrstu e.
that of James Soolt. A meeting was arranged
to take placo Thursday evening at The bridge ct
the Fauq1ier White Sulphur, but did pot @, me
off. Campbell went to Wsrranton JUNCTION
yesterday evening aId 10 The afternoon S,ott
suddenly m;u ,ted borsa on Main street.
Warrenton, and started Of, with two sueca
consables depued by Ju lge Keith, q1iok y fol
loving him.
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Resigned.

=, LONDON. August S0.-Fery Rev. F,snoia
Close, dean o! Carlisle, hos resi- ned Tint nra.
Pa'msrstop, 10 1856. H"u
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WIZ T'N UUI
QABE JONES
Fairfax County C0nventtOn-.omi
nation OF -. M. chichester for the
House Of Delegates.


lUo'ro p )ndonco of tho Alexandra usg,lto,
FAIRFAX, q. H.. Va, Aar. 29.-Tho con-
seIVsilVe county convention. to nominate can.
didntc for The House Of Delegates, INST hero TO
day, consisting Ct stv1ntoru delegates, a. fol-
lows: Geptre0ilo-J udee II. ii. Cccksnu, j,
N. Ballard and Dr.. r. |. Simpson. Lro-M.
y. tla!! and Jas Marks. Prjsidcnoa-J. II.
Powell, }. II. Barnes, A. 7. Taylor and II. M,
Faulkner. Mt. VernOn-R. l.. Ncvtt ard A.
&. heGds!rcot. DrauesviIIo-Hao. palip, j.
5. Leigh ond Richard Johnson Falls Church
Ambrose Cook, ir, Dr. j. j. Morau, and d.
q. Walkina.
Nj. ID. iIsli, Of L,r. WIS made permanent
chairman and J, N. Ballard, OF Oontrsyila,
stc;etary.
u. Nj. Chichester was nominated, on moiop
q II. NJ. Faulkner, upon tho first ballot MIR.
Chichester is a comparatively youcg man, 10
the primo Of life and the visor of maohood aud
his POPULAR y throughout the c;ua will insure
his election.
Mr.. Che hester Was spplisod Of his ucmiaa.
ton. nnd. apposriag baluro the convention, nc,
oep ed 1t 10 a modest, bal stirring apeci.
Judge Thomas was sent for snd addressed
the maeting at l:nglh. Judge Thomas will
take tho stump in this and adjoining onuo-
tits.
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EX sENAToN GORDON A WEALTHY MAN,
For Homn weeks past reports Of negotiations
bstwoen ex' Senator Gordon and railroad syn.
dlcato for tho sal, of some valuable ccal lands
10 Alabama havo reached Wasbinston. The
lands lilo alotg tho Georeia Pc 6c. the rsilros
OF which ihs General is president, ADD which
Is the prtduc: CT syndicate in which The Rich
mond and Dabvllla Company is a leading ,Is-
ment. They have beeu bought 10 at different
'lnfs by Gen. Gordon and bis two brothers
and Governor, Coqui!t, and they arc now
sold at $500, OOO. to DO equally divided between
these four &c Gentleman. they also receiving ST.
O0O,OCW 10 stock 10 the Richmond and D u
vile ExtenaIon COMPANY. and G:n. Gordon
balog president OF tho Georgia Pacific at hand.
como salaIY.
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ASK YOUR Grocer FOR TIE ALEXANDRIA
BaooM aupII-lm
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a Hurricane.

a ttrnhs hurtioano visited Savannah On
Saturday night. Tho velocity Of ths wind wac
about eighty mills an hocr. E1ly Ia the
evening tho Sg0a Strvio, cl!i,,a was usron!ra
and tho instruments destroyed. y portion of
tho roof tftho Mortipg Negs otEioo wss blown
tii AID tho building flooded. Tbs Ci,y Ex.
change Vas bldy damtg,l. A number 6!
firms 90 tic bay st heavig. Ah0ut fly rri-
vat, dwellings, W4ie mora or loes il ned. S.v-
ersl Hour atd roo mills Wers uuroota,l and
thaif oon,euls flooded. a largo porlan Ct ho
CITY @aa uuder water for several hcurs. THO
Central Railroad whhivt q were b;dI2 damaged.
lhe Iuolto paIka wirn dsnuied If Sumo Gf
thar hnest trees AID otherwise il iuted. 1T O
desti melon OF shade trees was very great. Tho
Georgia loGtmaiy was wrecked, and the pa
tIeots barely escaped. number being bu:sod
by falling bricks aud plaster. he plot boat
Maid of the Mis-: oolidsd with tcaoootr sid
su.k and several iUgboats wero ipjurad. A
house Was swep. d6wa The liver. and thres of
the occupants we're drowned. The loss of hfo
among The colursd people occupying little hu's
on rioa plantations and along the river WAS very
great. Oa Tyhae Island the houto of Henry
Solomon wts blown down aud tho ruins caught
hire. Tlreo ptisns persisted. The family of
Dad l'awco, colGred. O mpIising seven per.
s>hs, We're crlaned. A crlored woman ADD
her tour children KeTo washed awsy 10 their
house. All the people at Shad Is aad B;ra
dro"n'd. AT Fort Palaski the officers uu.r-
ters were flooded. Az Beaufort tho waite,
house wharf was washed asAy. lwo sleeps were
washed ucddr The bluff, and tho stfools Rero
filled with water. At Port Royal a bldg,
connecting the whsrt with Tho cotton COM
press was washed sway. nEd part 1T Of tho
railroad track was destroyed. Ten negro haada
OF sho Coosaw Mining Company Ieturnit e
homo on Saturday night, got into tho ferry
hon'e OF Tho Port Royal t,ry, ton miles from
town, Tor Protection. The house. was washad
away with bll tho mep, Win weTo droEned.-
Several pilot boats AID a Uaiicd States tug
Wtra washed ashore.
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VENDORS WEATHER 1usoRY.-Mr. Ven
nor writes to Tho Philadelphia Times: "Ths
storm predicted by mo for tho latter portion
OF tho week ondiug Sunday. August 2S, for
this portion of ths AtlsD,ic cjas', have givsu
sl;Ds 1t their Gear approach and will probably
bo moro generally cxotriot c>d gro this uuto il
IA PROT. What | wish to oil atteotioo 10 il
tho feet that this prediction wss formed and
published Gu The l2.h of July list. and pub
llsbed in the Canadian utu.lJ Of tho II b. It
was based upon tho stGrm and oysons period
of tho 90 h of JUICE LIS. in The Western sod
Southwestern S.ales. as | bad discovered that
disturbances aOou. this latter duc in tho past
have baen almost invariably followed ~ similar
storm periods along The Atlantic oosss in this
neightorhoo5, in the Dsighb; rhood Of the 26:b,
9Th sod 2S n days IF Au2uH. 10 such rel.
tioaship is 10y WEATHER theory based 10 q gr,s.
extent and u STORM now or to morrow Won
sdd greatly to my ojn6isroo respecting my
system of working.
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The markets.


deferred 10; do consolidated 79}; do 81 &c.
RIGS 3si past due coup 90: new 10 4Od 81 bis.
Cotton quiet; midding l?s,l2!. Flour firm,
but unchnnged. Whelt-Southern lower and
active; Western lower closing firm Houthsrn
red l37al4}; 90 amber IA .l52; No Maryland
l4it; No = Western winter red spot aud August
lil.; Sept AZ; Oct l4f4.l4G!; Nov l4cb,l19!
Corn-Southern steady and q1iet Western
lower and dull; Southern white IS ,76; do gel
low II; Western mired spot and Aug GJ9i7O;
Sept G9Ssi0; Oct 72s,73! Nov 79ts79l. Data
CASTER; Southern 5)a6l; Western white 60,62;
all2 Ba7 unchanged. UoIae steady; Rio
cargoes ordinary to fsir l0lil2t Sugar fem;
a soft =. Whiskoy quiet at l9lsSl -.
NEW YORK. August 30.-Stocks dull. Money
4:5 Flour quiet and stsady. Wheat fairly &C.
tive and about lie lower. Corn sctife and i.lic
lover
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VIRGINIA CLARErs Pints and Qlar!s-Tt.y
arc nut Gnalsl tor their PURITY aud MEDICINAL,
PROPERTIES Sod by GEO. McBUaNrY a.
Son.
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CANvAssERs.- The following dcmG cratic Of o.
'a5ers sre published by tu holi'y of tho Exec.
utivo Committee:
Eghlb Congressional Disric' Thomas Pop.
ham, Of Rsppahsnncck.
Fifteenth Senatorial Dsric: f. ?. Cattsr,
of RappshaDn1ck.
Twentieth Senatorial Distfio Colonel |, 8,
Matyc, LGtc lburg
RappsbsDnsck County: B. Rust, John T.
Daniel. Colonel T. B. Massis,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-30

Try THEM Delightful FRESH pEvILED
CRABS just reo i've 1 at alcBURNEY's.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-30
BALTIMORE CATTLB MARKET August 2).-
'rlces this week for Beef Uattle ranged b fol.

BALTIMORE UATTLH MARKET, August o.
l'rces this week for Beef Uattle ranged ss fol.
lows
BEST BeeVes d a 6 %
Gonerally rated first quality 70 q 6 rs
Medium or good fair quality...........3 o. AGO
Ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and Uows2 rs q co
Extreme range Of prices. IS a 6 2j
Most OF tho sales were frorn ..........4 70 6 rs
Receipts for the wsek 1858 head sales 1881.
The whoe3a @ trade for good butchet Unite
showed soma i'm proVemont on aet Wcok but
dealers were disappointed in their rela,l or ora.
tons, who with few exceptions, report ba, little
change; nearly ell dealers quoio decline sioce
last week of sat'. The qu.liiy generally was
better than lnst weok's offerings
Mich Cows-Trade shows n lille activity.
good Cows arc quito scarce. We lota a. ret.i,
25aS55 per head.
Sheep and Lsmbs-The oBerings 6ifsr but
little 10 numbers from ttese of last week. tut
are scarcely as good even % the Indifferent stock
offered then, Consisting, as il does yerv l,roar,
of common and stock Sheep. There being I;,,,n
or no outside demand, trade i, anita sIow
though good stock is in fair request. We onotn
outcatr Sheep 81 3s5,, and Lambs A3I3.nr
10 gross. Stock Rwes 24S3 Is DER head v.thrrs
ota92 per 10. Arrivals this week 10 G8J head.
dogs-Ihere is q considerable falling Off sinco
last week, both in the numbers and GusIitv nf
tno hogs, which consist N ore largely OF comm Oh
grassers; the best grade, are scarce and in de-.
mana. WllA lair prospects for higher Gtures in
.ne near luIute. They are sellog now ut S},ql,,
Win lew extra a shade higher. Grs,sers ara
very hard to sell at 7ias3c per 10 NIT, A,riysls
this W3sk 1853 head.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-30

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