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wILLFAMsoN,s

DkATH OF CAPTAIN YARBRou0H--Ax Acc,nvNr
10 oSE-LH0GED CONFEDERATE PRRsRy.
TERRAIN CHURCH CROOKS RAILROAD.
Correspondence OF the Richmond D,spa,ch1
WiLLIAMsoN's. Va, Angus, 20. 1881.
captain WILLIAMS YarlJrough. OF tho Cbe.a.
peake aud Ohio railway, whose mortal min
ries by falling from bis train here were tcle.
graphed the Dispatch Saturday night. died
yesterday morning At O'Clock, leaving n
wife and i've small children 10 mourn bIs
uealh. His assoelales on the road, MANY of
,nem eyewitness, ascribe his injuries and
desth To the engineers utter disregard OF
Ioe safety OF life aud limb. Captain Var.
orough was born and raised in Richmond.
where he was a member OF The order Of
Red Men.
GiI'ie Gillespie, one-legged ex.Con-
Iederate soldier, bad his horse frigh,e ned
saturday evening by drunken man carry
iug fresh meat on his shoulder, and was
thrown violently TO the erouOd, sustaining
injuries to the head which will probably
prove fatal.
The Williamson Presbyterian church was
organized Saturday evening, aud will call
The Rev. 4. w. McCorkle to the pastorate.
To bis energy the erection of their hand
some church building Is mainly due. The
Bsptists will organize soou, with the Rev.
william Henry Harris, Of Coylngton, as
pastor.
Allegheny county Is ablize with Daniel,
Barbour, and Mckinney. Reaojustmeut Is
popular here, but the leaders are not. Their
cause is on the wane rapidly. Let the CON-
mittee send Us Daniel before the election,
and Mahoneism will be drummed from the
county.
Cooks railroad, from the Richmond and
Allegheny railroad track 10 his iron.mines,
several miles back In the mountains, near
here, Is nearly completed. A furnace is In
contemplation. ALLEGHANY.
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BY Telegraph.
NVW YoRK

NEW YORK. August 90 NO0n.--Siocks strong
Money, 4d5 uer cent. Exchangt-Lopg. 1880
47gA; short, 4S24d463. state bonds DUH Gov
Egsatng.- money, sac per cent Exchange,
47g. Governments strong and higher; new o's'
lOI; new AIS, ia new As lo's. states dun
WALL STREET YESTERDAY.
NEW YORK, August 29.-The Posts fnancialarti-
c'e Il :4G 4. NJ edition. says: The stock fhchange
speculation has been fairly active. With the net re-
sult an advance of 4Gr2 per cent, and lneludlbs
some OF the new Outsioe stocks, like Memphis ana
Charleston, 81 per cent. The strongest STOCKS, ex
elusive o. the newest fances have been the South
western, We tern Union Telegraph. Denver ana hlo
Grarde, be coal shares, aud me grangers' Inc EIe
Yates railroad stocks are barely steady win New
York Elevated rather weak. The trunk Hue shares
are dull nut firm. United STATES bonds are sfDng
aud higher The as AMI 4 IA having advanced
each, aud The extended 5's =. The rise ln
inc TWO former Is due 10 a belief-Nhetber eth
grounded or not 10 Is impossible 70 saY-that "hen
me reasury resumes bOnd-purchases II viii D. OF
these long ponds rather than Of those which besr
less Interest. STATE bonds are ntgected. RalifVSu
BONDS are quiet but generally higher, Inc ADVANCE
betng led the speculative issues. as was the recent
decnue 10 the loan market The quotation Tor ca y
and time loans aud prime mercantile paper Is oeBo
uer cent, aud, Notwithstanding the ihVordDie Guar
acter IN important respects OF saluIaay V,h ~
statement, an Improvement In the condlton OF tne
banks is generally looked for this week IL IS ISL,
1ated that not far from 80 COO 600 OF foreign R0d
sre on The way here. The market for foreign TX
change a rather Inactive, bat the w0rklDS rates
show q clear profit In importing gold.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, August 27.-Virnnia 81, eons9ls
70H. rast. due coupons. ok second SERIES oc1
new IO-40s, IS. Bid today
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Tbo Cotton Crop.

CHICAGO, August 29.-Mr. 5. IL. Rich
ardson, Of Gilbert e. Brega, commission
merchants, has been making a thorough
and systematic inquiry as to the condition
Of the cotton crop. They received the lat
ter part Of last week telegraphic adYices
from about sixty correspondents stationed
at different points in the South. They are
published this morning IN the Times.
From data at bis command Mr.. Richardson
estimates that The entire crop OF 1881 VIII
not exceed 100000, or 100000 bales below
that OF last year. In this be is sustained
BIZ the views Of cotton experts ia the pro-
dueing regions, though The Mobile Board
Of Trade estimates the yield at 6,OO0WO
haIpa
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READ THE FOLLOWING INTERESTING
STATEMENT OF THIS DISCOVERY:

| Celery has only come into public EoticeeYthin The
last few wears as a neryine, but scientific expert
! rnents and experience have proved beyond a d0u0l
that Il controls irritation and periodic nervous ana
l sick headaches 10 remarkable degree.
But a combination OF the EXTRACT OF CELERY
| AND CuAMoMILE. which has been but recently IN
reduced TO the profession aud the public by myself
has PRODUCED such marvellous results in curing ner-
yousness and headaches ard especially nervous ara
sck headaches neuralgia. Indigestion, and sleepless-
nes. that n has excited public attention and news
naner comments, aud therefore give the following
incarnation 70 the public to avoid answering hun
deeds OF letters OF inquiry about Them.
NV CELERY AND CHAMoMILE PILLS, FOR the
enre of headache and nervousness are prepared I'M
der my supervision, and are INTENDED expressly 10
cure headache, neuralgia indigestion sleeplsssness'
and neryousnss IS, aud viii eare shy case "nere DO
orvapc disease Of the brain or spinal cord exists
Hundreds OF cases Of many years standing nave
been cured. No mater how chronic or obstinate
the case may be, permanent cure 10 moraily GER
tain. This statement Is made aner years OF sApe-
rlence I'm their use In the general practice OF ned'
cine. -, .,,,,sro,,
who suffer from nervous headaches' causeu " N -,
ovorworked brain I'm their studies, and Tor al
s,.ss.s OF hard brain-workers, whose oyertaxed
nervous centres need repair and sedation Nervous
s-s,oor weakness, and paralysis are being daiiy
cured nv these pills. They correct eosuyeness' Out
are not pnrgatlYe' - .oa.,., =, slx
$500 FOR 40 so. postage free TO any address. NO
oy,r aIled unless accom- panied By the money. FOR
Ale nv All wholesale and retail druggists. Depot
No. 100 North Eutsw street, baltimore Ma.
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New Yoak. August 20 = Tbe sieanboA
etete Of New Yerk, plyipk between Hart
| ford aud New York, which Jeff Hartford n
4 O'Clock on 3Hndsy afternoon. struck on 4
rock near G0o5speed's landing, half way
between saybf0ok Point end Hartford,
about Q O'Clock last night. She was imme.
diateiy run ashore, and lays there With her
stern Under water. No panic ensued, and
no lives were lea. Her passenger-Ilst
could not be ascer,ained.
The 1eiegruM'g special from GOo6spesd
station, Como, gives the following pnrtieu-
lars: while steaming quietly down the
river she had 10 sweFye and make wy for n
schooner. The stern of the boat coJlided
with rock, and water began TO pour In.
The utmost confusion prevailed, o. mapv
were In the stateroOms and emerged IN their
nigbtclotbes. Three peTsons--a man, bis
wife, and ebiId-weDt overheard in the ex-
element, but were saved. The water was
over the main deek In less than Eve mi0-
utes. The pumps were started without
avail. The passengers were ordered 10 the
upper deck. Orders were given 10
the men to run the boat ashore, and
Just rs II reached the bank the water
quenehed the iirts. A ferry-boat between
Goodspeed and the opposite side OF the
river came of once to the rescue, and con.
veyed the passengers 10 the Goston House
la G0odspeed, where they spent the night
with limited accommodations. The steamer
Granite State, in returning from an excur-
sion TO Msriba's Vineyard, reached Good.
speed about O'Clock this morning, and
furnished aid and shelter. The City Of
Hartford arrived at Z A. NJ, and the pas.
seugers were forwarded to their destina-
lions by the Granite State and train
Almost all the passengers on the suBkeD
boat have losttheir baggage, some Of IT being
submerged, and the rest left or lost In the
confusion. The baggage-room is com.
pletely under water. The baggage master,
Sidney Sellen, is thought TO be lost. When
last seen be was up TO bis waist in water,
and Is probably 10 the room. The clerk
cannot give the number Of passengers on
board. They are estimated at two hundred.
The papers are lost. The loss is from
$4,000 TO $4,000, and is covered by marine
insurance.
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DANVILLE.

IC0IORED NAN SHOT IN A BAR-R00N-THB
Trade n TOBACCo-ANONGST The PREACH
REs-OBITUARY.
Correspondence OF the Rich1ond Dispatch.J
AUGUST 20, 1881.
c. T. Brown, the keeper OF saloon on
Union street. put a bullet through the ear
Of colored man Saturday hight. The
story r. that the man went into the apart
neni Of the saloon in which white people
are visited on, was requested by colored
siiendant TO 20 round on the other side, re-
fused to 90, was ordered out by Brown, and
refused o 20 out. Thereupon scrimmage
occurred, Ia which the negro received one
wound upon the head and bullet-hole
through The ear. The case will be tried this
evening.
The internal-revenue collections for last
week amounted 10 S46, 1871. This is more
thsu twice the usual weekly average, and
shows large shipments OF manufactured to-
bacco. The trade in leaf, as you have been
Informed, is brisk. The proprietor Of one
oi the warehouses tells me that all grades
bsye advanced from 80 to 80 per cent. One
d,y last week he sold 32.770 pounds at an
average OF S2l, and on another day be sold
10 100 pounds at an average OF S2S.
Rev. DIR. Male. Of Tuskegee, Ala,
presched at the Presbyterian church yester-
d,y; Rev. }. Z. Tyler. OF Richmond, at the
Nsio-Sireet Methodist church; Rev. DIR.
Goodwin, Of Union Springs, Ala, at the
Baptist church. DR.. Goodwin leaves this
morning for Buffalo Springs, and after a
gay there OF few days will return home.
The family OF Mr. Berry J. Hughes, a
higbly-esteemed citizen OF the Malmsison
DsighbOrhOod, have been deeply afflicted in
the death Of bis son, MIR. George Hughes,
which occurred last Saturday morning. A
number OF the Dsnville people went out
Saturday and yesterday 10 condole with
them. ALPHA.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE.

The DROUGHT - FROST - PROLIFIC DUCKS -
SQUIRRELS - PERSONAL - FUNERAL OF A
GOOD MAN-ACCIDENT.
Correspondence Of the Richmond DiIpatcb.l
AUGUST 30, 1881.
Dry aud hot. There was a dense cloud
filing our local atmosphere yesterday, and
rain seemed imminent for several hours,
bur II passed away, and the sun sbone III
lensely bot Indications OF rain have never
been more prevalent than they bsYe for the
past week, and yet the rain does not come.
A farmer said to me few days ago that he
bac forty acres 10 corn, and he expected TO
g'iher shout two barrels. This was ~ the
lower part Of The county. In the north
part OF The county the corn is in very
good condition, and in many places
rain IN the next week will save large
portion OF the crop 10 other sections. The
Ma'er-mllls everywhere have stopped.
COebrab's mill-poDd. which is fed By three
sfeam', IS as dry as sidewalk. The wells
ana springs In this vicinity are beginning
70 show signs Of exhaustion, and owners OF
private pumps are putting locks on them.
lac public water facilities in Charlotfes-
VIE are confined 10 two in.igDiieant
pumps, and there is about one pump 10
every i've families on private premises. lD
case The thing should be reduced 10 famine
our situation would be ia noWise enyiabie.
Al IL TO be hoped that the emergency Of
using Ryanna-riyer water may not arise.
Frost was observed on saturday moraing
10 tne iow-grounds on the river.
A gentleman told me on Saturday that
snce The first OF February last, by careful
count, he had realized 1000 eggs from ten
oucSs on bis premises.
a party OF five persons went over on the
southwest Mountains. In the neighboThood
Caflei's Bridge, on Saturday, aud bagged
biIy squirrels.
DIR. j. G. Long, OF Grocer Seminary,
pesched in tSe Baptist church yesterday
night and morning.
Rev. Il. A. Ware, Of the Methodist
sbnreb, yesterday afternoon preached the
funeral OF Rev. Henderson GOings (colored)
20 ne basement Of the Methodist church.
lhls old man was In many respects re-
narksble person. A very giant In form, BE
possessed all the personal eharacteristies OF
the Chociaw i1dian tribe. 10 which be
Claimed 10 belong, aud these characteristics
are transmitted ia large degree 10 bis de-
scen0abis, many OF whom are ln this
Vicinity. He was 4 deyout Christian, and
more than fifty years ago was sent by the
cnufch authorities as a missionary 10 what
wee then The northwestern wilderness, Ohio
and Indiana, 70 labor amongst the indians
there. He was siBgularly successful. After
MalY years be returned aud worked by the
selhoflly Of the Virginia Conference as 2
igslpoHer 10 the mountains OF virginia untii
y. death, which occurred last week.
NJ William q. Rogers bad bis shoulder
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by telegraph.
NFW YORK.

NEW YORK, August 2e.-Colion IRREGULAR and
nominal; sales, asa bats; uplands l2Ae.i Or
exnortA-(3reat Britain. 79l3 bales: 80 the comb
nent, 4.5SO bales southern nOnr very hrin sna IN
fair demand; common b Ialr extra. to.aoq.
ornred E6lkc. higher closing weak. With tpe adj
snce about lost; ungraaed sDriDe. sl.24etel;z 30,
80. Chicago spring, sl.39, angrNsd 'y99
fYa7. No. 1 red. Sl47; untraded white. 81 z31@
iila; No. 2 red. ssD'eMber, sl43A SAC D q
neto5er al 47An&l.4ek. Corn opensd snade
Stronger eiOsing dnli and shade caller; unxfaosd
6eSS7llc: No. z, 70kd Ike; nngrasied white
S9Sai7tc No, 2. sep enibtr. TlAG1 lt4c. Octo
Der. 7Sjda74c. Oats ab.ut steady AUD very qnist
So' a 4iLc Hops dull aud ureh9nxesf. Cofe'
aaiet aud unchanged. sugar steady and quiet fall
to good ING Ike; refined sirons s'anlar'
liz A - g0ete, MoiaSzes anchauges hnG qhi,h nc
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Highway Robbery or IA Prominent

We learn from the Virginia People that
as Mr.. w. Alex. Stuart, well known as
part owner OF the salt-wOrks in Washing
ton, and as one OF the largest land-hOders
ia Southwest Virginia, was on bis way
from Saltvilc to his home, 10 Russell cOun'
ty, after night, he was stopped by seven
unknown men and told TO "give his money
or bis llie." He promptly surrendered
S400 and went on his way rejoicing ~ 20
doubt. IL is to be hoped these Scoundrels
will be caught aud promptly punished
WHtheUiAe ERterpriss.
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mARISE iNTELs.IGENUs.
PORT OF RICHMOND. August 20, 1881.

PORT OF RICHMOND. AUGUST ~, 1881.
ARRIVED SUNDAY.
Brig ZircOn (Britishl Francis, Hampton Roads,
light TO loao ,ur for Rio Grsnds do sui vessel, 70
Curtis & Buck.
Brig kilsns. Lsmphrev, Norfolk. to load coal for
Boston, Chesape. Ike and ohio Railroad company:
schooner n. A. bartle, johnson, Philadelphia,
coal, *. y. Gary.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
steamship Old Dominion, Walker, New York,
merchandise and passengers, G. W. Allen Co,
STEAMER Pioneer, pat, Philadelphia, Insrchan-
stesm.r Sc h N. Todd, Norwood, Newpors News,
light, Curtis Parker.
ARRIVED AT CITY POINT August 27TH.
Schooner J. Is. johnson, -, New York pig
Schooner L. c. Hickman. Evans. New York, rail-
SAILED SUNDAY.
steamship Manhattan, Kelly, New York, merchan-
disc and passengers, q. W. Allen 4 Co.
Steamer faniia, Nelson, Philadelphia, merchan-
disc aud passengers J. w. McCarrics, agent.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamer Tiger Lily, Walihall. ChIckahominy. mes-
ehancrse and passengers, W. A. o. Cole, superh-
schooner F. herw,n, Brown, New York, coal,
Curtis Parker.
slaves, Curtis Parker.
CLEARED FROM CITY POINT AUGUST 27rH.
Bark syringa tBnishI, Lewis, Hamburg, walnut
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
The steamer shirley, which was burned al West
Point Va, rsised on Friday Al The ship yard OF
William Il. WoOd4ll & Co., Locust Point. where "
has been lying for several months. IL proposed
10 build a feight-boat from the old materials.
MENoRANp
BALTINOkE.-CleaTed 27th: schooner Mary
Price. Rhea. fer Richmond
NEW YoRK-Ariiyed 9Th: schooners l.. A.
Wsrford. nunizing: Henry Finch. BnDnell; Corde-
ia Rewklrk. Huntey; Erotus Russeil-all from
Virginia Arrived 2Sb: schooners Jacob MeBzsi,
Gre n aud n. l.. SlsiKht. Goddard, from Virginia.
BOSTON, Arrived 9Th. schooner Emma Riley,
Cofhn, from Richmond; 2eth. schooner William
H. Bailey, Bailey, also from X chmond.
BARN, MR-sBiled 25th, schooner Carl ID. Lo-
throp, now. from Richmond.
BoRpRAUx, FRANCE Arrived 25ih. bark Marco
Polo (NOrwexian1 BeInertsen. from RichmoDd. We.
PORTLAND, ME.-Arryed 26ih, schooner VIII
liam r. Green. Tracy. from Richmond.
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~ ~ 3 RI "a + i "a 2 Is H. .''57
1e,5tW ~ Xoo9z1$1g t{ ~ ~. 49t41f
~ 44<}3 N .lesj.l1s + q
1exss. lfft31c. f1f4 = e1<44 eeit4<5x to@ 414
< n sty< 2. ~ ~ <Io
e,..s e e 49, =" ~ - 80 W. ~
.s.S h'sbrr ssd sasss q jiis1s2 f1jsEs ca
sH' aksrr.frpv
n1rs.sona xness. 1870, s,,,.e 80 -.
sssrs * TO- sn sssssaoss
lii, Nslls sa,erane. tz.55sft9: snsrs 65036.i6i
family. <6M4S IS: Mo brsnd<. 90: fefar1e6
faaiiy. $3.50. Ntrai-- sonth<fn sjfsdy; western
No. Mafsisna. I'll cav No. western WINTER ~.
sc ss .'e c Asss, :, fas sssD.;s Ssss
i-0Ukm$f.DSf Ccn-southtfn white e>s3ef: ye1-
low stesdx; western dplI: sosihesn wh!,s. z6css
Yellow re oats steady; southsxn tl@6zc:s
western White. azc.; nfxsd 5pa5oe rtnnsyt
siazs Rnt' ma y. ~ s,n 49,
pscked 81 ans ifae psea,,-sio,. tsa-s' s,11S
ioke. si..r RIO .,des, 1isc.: bans Isk91zfe.
orsin.rv n, ,.,r tSox =, w. gre. 10 s.stvs !,
son. qgc. Wake, as,et sI fcn15t, ~
rtxcrSuAwr
,,,,r,.-, .'.'. ..s I'll. ~.
AZ ssSsa5 To- W., 80. % flour ssroDx' Iamitys
si;s7@si.ss, S"rn dsl' and lower Al 6Sa6oe.
400 Lard ou,.t ~ ~ ". t.ls $3.50. 81" UT m -
sSood.r. 7se,; rio; loc Bacon s,ress and hghsr
az .g5r os, sns am ma. s.sssv -
80. o-sss.s eLaern. IT, ss,s 'oss s oeHSss
cor,,o. ~ ,s6,f sssa 10. n.cs,e snS tm
49,, Al onSssS v"~'o'''' '~N"'As sa' 'a'en-
go o,usvu
LoUtsFibbs-
A somss wh sus% a.. md S bsrbs srm
corn drm and hLbe AZ 7sc Osis ou,es Al 42c
Provisions steady. IarJ.sl4 Blk. inest.-shoul-
dors. Is sides. al 20 So Baco,,--Shoulders. 4sS0s
sides, SLICK. suser-cured hams, lsk@l4c.
whisky stead at tI.14
or ror,s
NJ. LOOia
81. LOUIS. August 29s-Four nominally ua-
oort and .s,poinx dsmsn sno NV xcoc
cash. sl42 spof. Ell 449 October Corn or red
higher aud declined: csc. cash, 6axc. September,
66kc. October. Oats bighet: Axe. cash. 43Hc.
october. Provisions nrtp. with good coasump,ive
demand port-JObbng. el9. Bulk. msais-->houi-
ders "a. 40 aides, tlO. BacoD--shoulders, ts.5Os
sIdee. tl 25MAi13O. Lard lower az ali 10.
Wnlskey steady at AI.l6.
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WHAT TIE DOCTORS SAY.
a. Nothing UnravorRbie about shc Con-
ditiou mt aii''-" The Chances
New are in Favor OF
His Recovery

Two Naval Officers Killed by Premature
New York and Hartford Line Steamer;
Great Excitement, but no Panic nor any
Lives LOst-Cotton Fire on Steamer Mt
New Orleans-The Yield OF the Present
Cotton OrOp
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rata, premature Torpedo-ExpIosIen

WAsBINGTOS, ID. c., August 29.-Seere'
tary Hunt has received a dispatch from
Commander Thomas o. Selfridge, announ-
cling the killing Of MISUNDERSTANDING
b. l., Edes and Lieutenant Lyman O..
spalding by the premature explosion Of a
torDedo this afternoon at the Torpedo sla-
tion New mort, X. |.
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d'siccssfd last niRht. Being Gated 10 nake
. professional visit be went 10 give , sesne
direction TO servant, and 10 the dssknsss
sun as stated. ' Nv" "" 'e-
mrs. Collier, an old citizen, long res;den,
near the University, died Saturday. and
was buried In Maplewood yssterday. -"
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Cotton Anre on n steamer.

NEw ORLEANS, August pa Ore oe'
Cured to-day among the cotton stored be-
tween decks on the steamer Sierra. The ex-
tent OF the damage Is not yet known. The
steamer has 1000 bales on bOard-inhJ IN
sured. The fire is believed 70 have been oil
fncendfarv origin.
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/. n,s.on,u Op,nion of the E.Yssiasnt

LONDON, August 29.-The Bishop OK Ten
nessee, preaching at Seaford, IN sussex, on
Sunday, referred 10 tbe spirit wbieh Is
sbroad In the world TO put down aii au-
thorIiy. The dying President, be sara, was
a Christian, who before the world uareu 10
take sin by the throat. lilo was man VINO
might be killed but not seduced from the
right
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. August 20. 1881.

thtsFS.
wurAT- White, go bushels seed at $3.50: ITO
hnsheis priu,e at 81 55: 80 bushels very good al
SI53; 90 bushels good az Sl.Sz "a bushels good
Al 81 so "a bushels common az Sl.40 y bushels
cannon NJ Al 80. Lancaster.2O bushels very good
A. sI,53, 400 bushels RoOd at al sSl: 2b6 bushels
fsir Al Al As; AGA bus he's common al sl.4o. NIX.
~ IA. % Dusnels common at sI.l5. FRlE,
3li bushels prime A. tl.4S; 80 bushels prin1e and
very good a. 81 .46: 28S buehnls very xooa AZ
good al Sl.4O TO tl.42; go bushels lar and con-
mon az 81 .35 10 sl3S. an. e,o
CoRg.-White, 49, bushels prime at e0e.' elZ
bushels yery good az soc. Mixed 81 ouSne'S s0"'
N6aTs-74 bushels very good spTlHg at $50.
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LOuDOuN.
A PINE SHOW FOR DANIEL, BARBOUR, AND
M'KINNEY.
correspondence Of the Richmond Disps, chi
LEEsBURo. August az. 1891.

hlNNE1s
lCouespondencs Of the Richmond Dispai CHI
LEEsBUR0, august 2S, 1881.
The Republicans OF this county wall vote
almost TO man against the reputation
ticket. They have a Straigbtout candidate
for the legislature (Mr. C.. c. Gsver), and
on the State ticket large majority will vote
tor Daniel. The negroes are nearly all for
Daniel. LAST night Jesse Morton, promi-
nent negro-lcader, made Daniel speech 10
large audience Of white and colored peo-
pie in the court-house. at the same hour
ex.Delegaie Charles =. McCabe, according
TO previous advertisement, made a Malone
speech in Hamerly's Hall. His audience
consisted IL six voters and some two dozen
boys. The people Of this county are sternly
opposed 10 demsgogues, bumbugs, and
debt dodgers, and Will so express them
selves in November. IL the rest OF the
State will do its part asLoudoun intends TO
do bers, Mahone will not get the vote he
got last fall. l.,
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Accidentally Shot Himse,r.

STAUEToN, VA, August 80 Charles
Borch, living in Augusta county. accident
ally shot himself on Saturday, inflcliOg in
iuries which will probably prove fatal.
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TOBACCO, CIGARS, &e.

II yHfTLOCk. liij MAIS STREET,
Il manufacturer u the foiosing me ofana' o.
MUpEL, LITTLE FLORA,
Ia FSTEI.LE, FfLLABusTEKo ..v
PICNIC WHDLOth's hEi WISH
MOZART, CHICK, n,,vy,..
Also dealer IN the following brands of FINE TO-
Rlljf'O at nus nufaei aIefs' priees;
lfANORA, EMPEROR,
IA RRn sRASDe "a me AGAIN.
PIONEER. ROT IA and READY loc. piszsl,
BALLA RAT
ATLANTIC, &C.
send for price-hsf. NV zf-eN
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tINANt}lAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

MONDAY, August 20, 1851.
SALEs-FIRsT BOARD.-20 shares Richmond and
Allegheny at As. 40 do. at 44k; 10 shares Atlanta
and Charlotte stock AT 10, 10 DO. at 10; 10 shares
Norfolk and Western preferred at SOY, 20 do. az
Sex; 100 shares Columbia and Greenville prefer.
red at So 100 shares Rlchmondand Danyille stock
At 100.
SECOND BoARD-40 shares Petersburg Railroad
.tnck al 32A O do. AZ 32A. 30 do 80.