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STATEMENT OF THIS DISCOVERY:

STATEMENT or IIlIo Hl9Op' AA'i
Celery has only come into public notice within
the last few years rs q nerNine' hut sclehtlhc eN-
noriments and experience have proved beyond q
dopbt mat il controls irritation and periodic ner-
yous and sick headaches TO a remarkable degree
Emf a combination Of the EXTRACT or CELERY
Avn CuANoMILE, which has been but recently IN
troduced 10 the profession and the pubic ny my
self has produced such marvellous results III curing
nervousness and headaches, ana espeelaI! heI '"us
.,,d e,ct headaches, neur.llgig, indigestion ana
sIeeplessness, that ii has excited public attention
and nevspaper comments and therefore give me
rollorirg information to the public to avoid an
,or,p, hundreds Of letters Of inquiry about them.
NV CELERY AND CHAMOMILE PILLS, Tor Tue
,.,,,c Of headache and nervousness, are prepared
,rdsrmy superyislon, and are Intended expressly
~ cure headache, neuralgia, indigestion sleeple'S-
- and nervousness, and viii cure any case
whore no organic disease Of the brain or spihal
cord exists. Hundreds Of cases Of many years
st,nding have been cured. No matter how chrome
ar obstinate the ease may be, permanent cure Is
morally certain. This statement Is made aiteI
ve,rs OF experience in their use IN the GehrTa'
practice Of medicine ,,,-.-
,ri,esa nils are also valuable for school children
,,l,o suffer from nervous headaches, caused ny ai
oyerworked brain In their studies, ana lor VI,
ciasses Of hard brstn-W0rkcrs, WHOSE U'oi'
nervous centres need repair ana sedauoh' NJ
yous tremOr, weakness, and paralysis are pe'ne
daily cured by these pills They correct eoa"''-
ness, but are not purgatiHe'
n,.octtons ON each box. Price 30 cents, or SIX
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osdcr oiled unless accompanied by the money
For sale by all wholesale and retail druggists
ncpot, No. 100 north Eutaw street. Baltimore Md
foe 1-eodlw
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Gisnnt.c s,ocA sneculation in Esr.a.

LoNpoN, October 5.-The Pari. core
spOndcnt 81 the Times calls attention 10
the gi.aDti, speculation proceeding in
shares # the Union Gnrralc.' Shares
on which only l2j francs were paid have
reached the price ~ 2.13D francs. The
" Union Generate" together with tho
banks il has created. such as The Austrian
Lander Bank, VIII shortly command q
capitlfOi $40, 100000. II has been stated
that powerful coalition has lcm formed
Rainst the Union, and the result o. one OF
the most trying financial Battles waged ioi
a long time I'm the European stock market.
IS anXiouSly watched FOR.
Tha Land Lesguc EndOrsed-
DUBLIN, October 1.-The Land-LeaSuC
meeting to-day at DurgarvOn, County Wa
t,riord. under the presidency 81 PTncll
passed a resolution indor,ng the action Of
The National Convention at Dublin. anC
plcdeing those present tou,c every fir and
icgitimate opportunity 90 secure the indie
pcndclcc Of the country.
ExtysdiGed E,spOsitO.
LONDON, October j.-Thc Dutch stea n1
zealand, from New York, having on board
tie alleged brigand opposite, eXtraditeC
from the Quilted States 10 Italy, arrived "a
HrOUneTShaYen last evening. ESpo>lJo
and the Italian police will remain on board
until the steamer reaches Rotterdam to
day.
Mexico.
CITY OF MEXICO, October j.-A lettel
nom Durango says: Thomas Gartroll ant
wife (AmericanS) have been murdered a
Rio Chico by their servant, who escaped
taking with him considerable amount il
drafts OF the First National Bank Of Lo
Veyos. New Mexico. The authorities ar'
pursuing him.
The Government has contracted FOR tn
drainage of the Valley and City OF Mexico
for s9,OOO,000. The company Is composed
entirely OF MeXicanS.
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Ehe Sfar.Rnufo Casas.

WATISGToN, ID. G., October j.-In the
Criminal Court this morning the strr-route
cases were called, and Judge Cox an
nounced that he had fixed the bail for
Brady and Brown az a. 100 each, and Tur-
Ecr and French, the clerks, at Si,0l0, which
was given. The expected motion OF coun-
sci for the defendants 70 quash the inior-
nation was not fled to-day, bat probably
will be tomorrow. twas agreed 'h4t two
days notice be given before ans mo'.ru in
the cHse be argued.
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r-,,. uohbery in baltimore.

BnTIMORE, October 0.-IhIs ITO, H,hs
,,vo thieves entered the building OF the
S SoN,b baltimore Permanent saving Assocl-
tn IT, ON LIGHT street, and while one held a
Htii IN the head OF the clerk in charge the
D. D. seIled him TO the floor with billy.
4 Tlo ,bieves then robbed the safe, securing
40 ~ GOO in money and 81 900 in checks. one
SS' t,c tbieves was caught and $40 in mo-
- o. ~" recoyered The captured man gave
n asy n ac oi Walter II. Campbell.
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r,so Am Northwestorn RiVOrs.

CHICAGO, October 5.--Dispatches from
v,Y.ious noints OF the Northwest represent a
hoavv rise in the rivers owing TO the long
Continued rains, and that much hay ana
,yood have been washed away. The farm
ers are suffering seriously. reports III, IRON ~,
Carbinyile, H., say the railroad 2a, oliase r al
Macoupln is gone, and the Oh'c'So anu
Alton trains are water-DOunu.
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.0,,rrCAL CONVENTIONS
vor,. Massachusetts and Ma
70 Wv Tylaud.

81, wa.binssen-Arrivoi Of 'h'
am n,lesa,iops ,s NsrLtswS AZ New
rr'"' Miss Report On she Presidents
i's ou Trsia Afrs On the Eric
t'' ,.,.pal v,e,ins 'r she Trustees Of
h''o "a, Fuud-MsrYc's Heights again
a' A., Federal SeIdiers-TryinE fi-
' ,.,lsi ra,a' In 'a' tsr'p,"1 S,oeA
s'','' r.,o,i.s. she Alleged italian
e..s,. ia Germany &C
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WORCESTER. Mass, october j.-Ihe
Massachusetts, Democratic Convention was
-ed o. order al ll:2j this morning.
Jas, IT,. French, chairman 81 the state
Central Committee. was greeted with cheers
On H, appearance on the platform. He
llrt,.cd the Convention 81 some length.
Colonel French spoke fcclingly Of PreSi-
Ju. Garfield. who ne said belonged 10 the
whole people. and whose death iindS them
70 closer fellowship. At the conclusion OF
L, remark, De va, called 10y the Ccnyen-
ZION % act us temporary chairman.
The usual committees were appointed,
i1i Jane, y. Dsuham. Of Springfield, was
de.:cd permanent chairman. The orSani-
alton % the Convention Nas then other
Fi,e completed.
Reuben Noble nominated Hon. {. IL.
Thompson. 81 Gloucester, for Governor,
F.ch $50, carried by acclanation.
colonel French said Alpha L. Thompson
li withdrawn as q candidate for Lieij-
t-lDt-GWeuor and in his place ne noml-
Lrl !. IL. Carleton, ~ Iiaycrhill.
Nf Carleton Was then nominated Tor
acknowledgements with few dissenting
u.e,.
Acomui,;cc was appointed TO nominate
q balance Of the state ticket, and the
Convention took recess for an hour.
The Committee on Nominations re
rTed: For Secretary OF state, General
E3lel T. Donahue, OF SOmerville; Trea-
.rTmd Receiyer-Gencral, Colonel Francis
Parker, Of Newton; Auditor, Charles
Field. If Greenfield; Attorney-General,
General Patrick A. Collins, OF Boston.
Inpor wa, accepted and unanimously
aFed.
UfCommittec OF Resolutions reported
i,ailolm i'm which, aftcr ayoWinS the
s..an, faith Of the party in the eXpedl-
ay and right Of democracy IN govern
ant Gas exp0unded by its great teach
n.' and declaring the Union "inde-
suaible save by successful revolution OF
aamon consent" assert that the conserya-
t,r principle, of Democracy are demanded
Gtle present time toresist " the insiduous
au0aclment, OF aristocrtic tendencies
b hc effort OF organized ayarice ana am
t4n." The resolutions also denounce
De exuayagance and corruption OF past
BU0Hcu Administrations favor DoIu
H,i5n % the tariff laws, declaring That
b1 much revenue is raised; admit the
air Of inlcmpcrnce, but deprecate pro,
ll.ion %, futile; advocate the abolition OF
hep0li-taX, and pay high tribute 10 the
DE President
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Hnrner Tr,n, In WOW Ier..n.

JERSEY CITY, October 5.--Thc trial OF
Martin KankousIy, charged with th" muir
der - Nina Mullen az Union Hin on the
3d 81 May last, was commenced this morn
Ing in the Hudson COUNTY Court u Oyer
and Tcrminer. The morning WJs spent in
obtaining jury.
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United states Troops ~ Frs.1eticha-
hN-E

FFEpEmcKsBrRG, Va, October Com
pany A., Second United Stitss artillery,
arrived here This evening On their march
to Yorktown, and ncomped on Msryc's
heights. The officers were entertained to
night by tha Fredericksburg Guard.
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vintep, s1.47k9s1.4s. Corn IN good demand,
but lower No. 2 MIXED, zoe. Oats easier; No. 2
mixed. acc. Pork dull, easier, and nominal Mt
unchanged. Bacon quiet and steady; shoulders
nominal clear rib, llzc.; clear, l2Ac Whiskey
IN fair demand At tl.15; combination sales 81
sugar steady and unchanged. Hogs firm COM
mon and light S5.25dS6.70: packing aud butch
ers, tG.3J@-5.25; rccdsts, AGO; shipments,
l,lOC. -
LOUISVILLE, October 5.--F1 mr. active. firm, and
higher; extra, e5.75at6; choice to fancy, ESQ
and nominal. Pork and lard nominal. Buk-melts
dull and lower; shoulders nominate rib. $1,000;
clear, sIO.s7k, Bacon easier; shoulders. $500;
rib, 6ll.65; clear, 1925. IInms-Sugar-curcd,
lac. Whskcy steady at Sl.l5.
MILWAUKEE,.
MILWAUKEE,, October 5.-Flsur qaiot and firm,
with fair demand. Wheat unsettled aud lower
No. Milwaukee, el.30 cash and October, Sl.44
November, sl.42as December. Corn-No. >, Csc.
Oats steady; No. 2, As. Provisions dull. Mess
pork, slS cash and October, S2O.S5 January.
Lard-Primc stesni, eil.25 cash aud October,
Fl2.60 January. Hogs easier and In fair demand
ST. LOUIS.
Ct. LOUIS, October 5.-Flour easier. Wheat
opened lower, declined, and closed higher and
firm; No. red fall ( .4gi< cash. Sl.4SL october.
sl.J2e November. Corn opened lower, declined,
but recovered a. close 10 exc. cash, 61c October,
zoe. November. Pork lower; Jobbing, 1925.
Tib, 5000: clclr, slO.7j. Bacon lower u sell.
aud nothing doing. Lard lower at SI2. Nhissey
steady 1T fl.lG.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. October 5.-Fl8ur quiet AMI ua-
changed. Wheat active, lower. excited. and irregu-
lar; So Chicago SPRING. $780, cash = l.39 OctO-
her, s142EgS1.42% November. Corn active,
lower. and Unsettled; Nc. 2. 6SsWGSsc.; G6hc.
october, CSC. November. Oats In fair Demand
and lower; No. >, 4J4c. cash and October. 1890
46c. November. Pork active, lower. aud unsettled:
tlS.75Wsl9 cash. Sie.7jN $3.50 October,
tl0.n5 November. Lard actycuni lowers l2.u7
dsl2.lO cash and october, 1929 stfi2.25 No-
yemhcr. Observation-Disclosures IS; short rib.
5000; short clear. $lC.G5. Whiskey quiet and
unchanged.
SEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NaW YORK, October 5.-Cott0n-GroSs receipts,
5,5j5 bale. Futures closed very stcIdy: SiinS.
$4,000 bales; October, ( / l.G9 al 10: Suycn-
tl1.1Ou$ ll.71; December. II 1.77ef LIS;
january, sll.93a5 IL9f: February. sl2.UTr
sl2.uS; March. H. as 1921; April, l2.3Q1o
el2.32; May, Si24l@3i2.t2; June, sl2.5lW
Sl2.52.
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Opening. Of t,c Atlantic Expos.tiop.

ATLANTA, October j.-Tho Cotton TX
position was opened to-day, and the mi
programme was clrTicd out. Thousands
II people were present. Everything +
most favorable, and the Exposition starts
under ycry suspicious circumstances.
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Cold Suap.

''-N'sLfER BELOW FREEZING ~ NEW
ENGLAND.
,s S,''ioS October 5.-Dispatehes from all
NJ o. New England indicate the Their
ai i-.s,er below freezing point and con-
s.a'le Damage done to crops.
n Ii',ssE, VI, October DIT began to snow
b., 'Ofenoon, and fruit Is freezing on the
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hone, Of Virginia, spoke at the Union
League Club rooms las! night on the poll
ticql situation in Virginia, and in defence
81 the Rcadiuster policy.
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VIRGINIA STATE FAIR.
lPECiAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
OFFrCE VA. STATE AGRICULTURAL SoCIETY,l
WILKINSON HALL,
copNrp NrNru AND FRANKLIN STREETS,
October 4, 1851.
Attention Is called 20 the location Of this ONCE
and t0 The fact that entries for the Fair close OC-
TnittiR ioTif WILLIAM W. FINNEI,
~. T,ocoo Secretary.
NOTICE TO LIFE-MEMBERS OF
~ VIRGINIA STATE AGRICULTURAL So
Getty.
OrpicR VA. STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
WILKINSON HALL,
CORNER NINTH AID FRANKLIN STREETS,
October 4, 1851.
Life-members viii save themselves ana the ,i
s,,nilies mnch trouble aud some detention AZ the
entrance gates by procuring admiIIanee heAe'S ~
This OHice Get them carly, ,,,>->,vv
och-tOe22 Secretary
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STEAMSHIP l>f5:ff'82,
~ COMPANY. rSszz-e
FOR NEW YORK.

This company win Dispatch OF .hef 3l,5,e,Ill,l
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% new nmnLCrl, foot Of Beach street. Norm
river ........... all
bathrooms. 49,. 1891
unsurpassed . , -
s1S: Storage. 80 and ~.
Frcight5 for points beyond New York Forwarded
with Dispatch and no charge made except actHAl
expenses incurred. IN,
Freights received until > o'clock 7. NJ. daily.
For further Information. apply u
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mvl office Company wharyc'' kockelt'
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President GArn.ld's Case.
DR. rLIss's EEPoRT-HIs E1PLANl1IoN Al
DEFENCE.

pR. BLISS EBPORT-HIS EXPLANATION AND
DEFENCE.
New YORK, October 5.-The report O,
the case Of President Garfield bg DR.. Bliss.
published in the forthcoming No. OF the
Medical Record, occupies over six pages OF
that Journal. He concludes his history OF
the case as follows q desire 10 say I'm a
brief review Of the leading facts as 10 the
general conduct OF the case that il has been
apparent 90 the medical reader that my
progn0siS was favorable, and nOtWith-
standing the mutations I augured a
successful termination. Il is but jus-
tice TO myself TO state that nv PROMO
sis was based on a lesion o. minor i'm
portincc. Had our diagnosis been cor
rect modern surgery should have conduct
ed the case 20 q successful termination.
believe the medical profession whom ad-
dress viii bear me out that the progn0si4
was correct il the diagnosis had been also
correct 1 was not always able during the
progress OF the case TO account FOR many
Of the more profound symptoms, apd yet
! could not succeed in learning OF any
more extensive or complicated LESSONS than
were first suspected"
tie makes the inquiry Of the profession
whether more extensive explorations could
have been safely made. or wE.ther
The condition prcscatcd, knowledge
OF the relative position OF patient u the
assassin, character OF missile, and condition
OF lesion and symptoms which follow,
would have directed the investigation TO-
ward the actual track and Judgment Of the
ball. Also, whether il any known in-trU-
Wcut or means Of exploration has ever been
presented 10 the PROBES ion capable OF
tracing before death o. said patient The
course OF this bullet, Also, whether the
conditions could have been improved or
miti,aied, or his life preserved longer Ay
any other line Of treatment.
Or. G.. +. ~hrady. surgeon 20 tho Pres
bytcrian and s. Francis Hospitals in
This city, says in an article on the case
Prom careful study Of the symptoms in
connection with the examination OF the
aWop-ical LESSONS, the conclusion seems in
cyit1hlc that the case was one which, COM
mcncing as q miidcr form Of scpticaemia,
gradually developed into cTaycr mcta.taiit
variety, or that generally understood ~
chronic pyamia. Or. f. -. Weiss, profess
Sor OF surgical anatomy in the University
OF New York, closes his review with the
statement that there were sufficient grounds
20 warrant the diagnosis That WAs arrived
~ and maintained up t. IRE time - TIE
death OF the patient, especially 50 in the
absence Of any cNilcnec tha' the bal. had
taken q different course.
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nurn.ida,a SuecessOr.

p,ov,ngScE. RHODE ISLAND, october o.
In the Joint Convention oi .h IT,. ut''v ros
Assembly to-day Nelson ". H ~ "ncc eI
elected United States SENIOR W S"o'''"
General Burnside.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW iO4shs
Nrvv YORK. October 5.-Cottou quiet; sales
S0S bales: upltnds, IL 13-l6c.; Orleans, II l-l0c.
consolidated net receipts 2J,533 hs!cs; export
to Great Britain, 1892 bales. southern hour
dulI md unchanged. Wheat opened Ia &c. lower
cio.iug strong. and about L. Of the decline recO-
yercd; ungraded spring, fl.3&Htl.5S' No.
spring, 5l.3b; No. = tMcaSo ana mi"Su,ec'
sI44MSL44t; mgraded red, sl.4u9 tl.5b; No.
/ red, III .566; uRrAdcd white. ~ 8 fEGVl.5&s :
No red, October. Sl.52&@t L5f1.i NONenbtrl
tI.55ngsl.57H Corn opened l3''c lower ci" ,..
frm and decline nearly recovered; ungrtded' bOW
75l6c.; No. 3. 13m73tc.; low mixed s4c.' }sl-
low southern Use. on dock; while sOuthefn' soc.
on dock; 10. 2 October, 954Wf4sc' ost, @n'u,
Ic lower and unsettled; No. 8, 4Uc. Hops IN
GOOD demand and quite firm; yearlngs' IZ@ZVc.
Coffee &c. lower and fairly acuYei klp cdrI't-' -
@l2tc.; sob lots, 94@l3hc. sugar very su9hg
and i'm good demand; fair 10 good refining cbB
si,c. refined strong. hOlaScs quiet ana hfih.
Rice in good demand and hrin. ko,ln nrln Nv
t2.5OGS2.55. Turpcnline dulli tecuiylhk, o. DE-
asked. Wool quiet and very hrm; domestic niece
3Ia4Sc: m washed, 35c.; Texas, l6G32c. FORK
a shade lower and very duh ~ sl9.fOGEl - =
Aiddles dull and nominal; long clear IG.g
lO5c.: short clear, Il@llhc.; long aud short
clesr lie, Lard l23Ml5c. lover and moderately
sctiyc. closing weak az sl2.37sas l242a; on
Grade. Sl2.2TT; October, sl2.3Isee I2.42'si no
Vembcr. sl2.45@sl2.0O. freignt' quiet.
BALTIMORE.
R.rrrsORF October b.-FlOur steady and
MET. IIoy,rd--trtct and western supersne,
i2'220Sts.S5; city Mills snperane, $500
bio brands. f9G9S.25; PatapseO family $50
Whsaf-sOuthcrI = shade frmer and quiet; western
easy, closing firm: southern rcd; 2i'tS9 sl'Sl
q resirra winter red, spot and october, Lola
Sovembcr, si.54@sI.5f4; December, sl.4e@
sI4st. Corn-SOuthern lower western loH WEI
ciosf0e stesdy: southern white, Soc; yellow, Use.
OATS lrrcgulsf aud easier; southern, 5On52c;
Sestern rlIte, 5lG152e.: mixed, Soc; Pennsyl !
vania, 5l@b2c. Provisions steady. Me,s-po IN
aJo7B Observation-Disclosures and clear-rh
sldes' hacked, on and 1iSc. Bacon-shonlders
I0gc.; clear-rib sides, l2sc.i hams, 100 doSc
Tor new. New lard higher; refined, l3Ac toiiet
49, SUGAR strong 80 ~ soft. iOsc. Whisky
Arm A. si.l938sl.20. FreighIs nominal
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, October 5.-Flour steady and urn
Wheat unsettled and generally lower; NO. = rec
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MARYLAND Republican Convention.

tWmdDGE, ND, October 5.-The Re
publican State Convention met here to-day.
John A. Jewell was made permanent CHAIR
1m; committees were appointed ana a
Ioa'' taken till > p. VI.
Upon reds,cmbling the Convention nom
la'ed Thomas Gorsuch, Of Frederick
county, O, CompirOler-the only office TO
#t4a
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE
WaDNRspLY. October 8. 1881.

SkLEs-FinFT BOARD.-1O shares Petersburg
Railroad at 3is. 10 do. At 31.: 10 shares Char
lot'e Coumh'S and Augusta at 49H 80 do. At 40;
% shares Atlantis snd Charlotte stock - 72..
SECOND BOAuD.-iO shares Petersburg Railroad
ut 81, 10 do. II 3o1, 10 DO. At 3Ot 10 shares At
lunfa mud Ih.rlnlin II 10A
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r,nn NEW YORK.-Thc Old - -,

n Dominion steamship Company So ssssszt-s = :
steamers Will sail ~ follows: STEAMER OiD ~ y
NlNfOS. CAPTAIN WALKER, ~ Eit1 l ESDA
~ O'Clock Il. W.: steamer WlANOkE' captain
CorCu. EVERY FRIDAY az o'clock T. ";
steamer MANI ATTAIN, Captain KELLY ENLk1
SUNDAY no o'clock 4. VI. go.
Frc,gIt received up % II o'clock VI. ipr the
ruG,.i.y'- and Friday steamer, and % . O'Clock
Saturday evening for sunday snip.
7',fIrau,,6 biIls Of ladug signed and goods for
,yir,iod with dispatch o. an points north. SOUTH
cast. and west; also. % foreign ports.
pa s,cugcr accomm1 dations uusurp2,Cd'
Arcr-cab.n fare TO New D lh' PlV' l'u"'
trim. SIS: ,tecrage, s5 and 81.
For freight or passage, apply 70 ~
a.. ". ALLE& & CO., Agent,
mvG-ts Company's Wharf, HocEc,t-'
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SnOM Ira Maine.

snSs aoos, Me-, October GA slight
hi. ,n sl1aii occurred here about 10 O'Clock
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Flour-We quote: Zine, s4.j0@fJ; - fra, $50
G17.75 supfrHn.. f6.5UGsC.75; common iduii-
", s7.75@3S: choice or Is..nt ismily' fS.oVD
Ss.75.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, october 5, 1881.
SALES.

NnHAr.-Nhite, "A bushels very good 81 l.oj'
qIS bushel, prime AZ 1882; 80 hushcl, very good
atsl.6O; 2o bushels common ~ 1872. Fuliz- 50
bushels prime seed ~ $3.50; a. bushels prime al
sl.b5; - bushels very good $! 4l.o4' 30 bushels
1ood A. al.lg and $50; 10 bushels common a.
C0RN.-Whiie, l,2Gs bushels very good aud prime
Gt SBc. Mixed. Sc bughels very good II SSc'i %
bushels very good 81 SOC.
OATe-900 bushels very good western al 33c.;
81 bushels very good winter ~ o3c
RNE.-2l hm.hels very good ~ tl.lo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-06
PHILADELPHIA iCIl- Il $3f'>
NiOND AID NORFOLK u.izsst g.
STEAMSHIP co Vi - AN
FoR PHILADELPHIA

>ta,.ucr PIONEER, CdItan PtAIr.yrlh p1.-
saugcr accommodations, vii! sail ENERt -
DNlatl2M. Freight received All 1880 y. VI.
steiner EN EbAiAN, Captain SMITH, WIN pas
.cusrr accommodations, VIII sall EklH1 ii,i-
DN,.atf2N VI. Ere. ght received Ill 1880 \. NJ
steamer TANlTA. tlpUiu NELSON VIII -l
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ull Is T.. "a. Sgtardty,. ...
Fare pu passenger steamers li"t'''J' ''N i''
dly-l. So. ,,.,.,s. O.. t,.u,t,.,
and tae East FOR further informal on, atlll 70
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Gcucr. Southern Agent, Rockets.
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