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Masonic Excursion 10 Luray-Kead-
justsr Politics.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Oispatch.I
LURAY, Va, August IS, 1881,

Correspondence OF the Richmond Oispatch.J
LURAY, Va, August Is, 1881.
Yesterday tine l7th) was the day fixed for
the Masonic excursion to the Luray csverns
from along tbe Iipe OF the CumberlsDd-Val'
ley and Shenandoah-Vailey railroads. A
large crowd was expected by the proprie-
tors OF the cayerns, and in this they were
no, disappointed, the trains during the day
bringing nearly two thousand people, and
fully tbat number visited the cave during
the day. All who visit the cayerns express
themselves as surprised at the grandeur oil
this underground work OF nature, and as
cblrmed with the beautiful scenery OF our
Valley.
The Resdjusters hold their County Con-
yentiOn here on the 22d OF this month to
nominate a candidate for the House OF Del
egltes, and as usually Is the case candidates
are plentiful, though the general opinion
seems TO be that the real contest viii be be-
tween DR.. T. b. Amiss and Mr.. A. X. Grim
for The nomination. Our ticket gives gen.
eral satisfaction among the Conservative
Democrats OF tae county.
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Az INDIAN CBIEP AND PROMINENT WHITE
MAN FIGHTING WITH PISTOLS.

~ lNblAR iUltf AM IhNaANbNA
MAN FIGHTING WITH PISTOLS.
LITTLE Rock, August 1S.-Detai!s have
been received here OF the duel few days
$50 at Pine Creek, Indian Territory. The
Gotette's account says that j. T. Carpenter
q Choetaw chief, and Colonel Price, pro
minent citizen, became involved In q quar-.
rel. Parties who were present at "gath
erlngn saw thsi the first they knew Of The
origin of the quarrel the Chief and Colone
Price were Standing 4 short disiaOc@ from
the crowd, when the Chief exclaimed:
Your blood alone can pay Tor this"
"My blood is yours when YOU are mau
enough 10 take IT," exclaimed the Colon el,
stepping back and assuming threatening
attitude.
"Not now" said The Chief, when the
crowd rushed TO the scene. "A brave man
does moi sized blood in the face Of mob
Meet me On this spot tomorrow morn
ing"
"At what timer"
"When the sun shines through the top
Of that tree "-poinlibg 10 a tall oak
stsDd here, and when the sun reaches the
top, when the shade falls at your feet, look
around and you will see me-"
The two men separated: and the speeta-
tors wondered why two of the most talent
ca men in the nation bad quarreIled, but DO
one dared investigate lest he be considered
ss an intruder. On the following morning
large crowd gathered TO witness a contest
which every one knew would terminate
fatally. The Colonel arrived, stepped upon
The exact spot where he had stood the pre-"
ylous day, aud looked at the sun. He
looked again, and then looked down. Again
be looked at the sun, aud then surveyed
Tie Geld. The Chief was seen adyanc'
Ing. When within distance OF thirty
ieet from the Colonel he stopped ana drew
revolver. The Colonel drew bis pistol
and Strengthened himself like man who
suddenly experiences feeling OF pride.
Not word was spoken. The two men
leveled their weapons. They fired almost
simultaneously. The Chief reeled.. Again
they fred. The Colonel fell dead. the
crowd rushed,forward. The Chief sunk TO
the grouod. The Colonies bullet had en-
Iefed bis breast. Blood flowed from ms
mouth. The Colonel was shot through the
iheart. The Chief stiil lives, bat his friends
nave no hope OF his recovery.
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by feiegrnDh'
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK August 10 cotton quiet; sales.
q sos hiIes; uplands. I2Ac.; Orleans, 2fc Week
~ net receipts. .GjZ bales; gross, 6OsS uaiesi
,xpOris-'o Great Britain. $50 bales 70 trance,
100 bales. 10 confident, 1,455 ba es ! sales StZ
bales: stock, l04. l50 bales. sOulne noul stIong
and fairly active; common 30 fair extra. e0.f5W
S6.75. good 10 choice extra. So SO@RS. Wheat 80
&c higher feNeri- IA, excited, aud Unsettled cosby
with Ec or the advance host: moderate export ana
I,rse speculatiye sales; ungraded sDiing, SlW
sIag; No. = Chicago, fl.33kdtl.Sf1 IA SORE;
mixed winter. ~ Az; ungraded white. sl.zSM
al 42k: No 2 red, August, u .42s'gsl.4oAt sep
umber, 81 42Adsl 46x. Corn excited and 2G4e
higher, closing WITH less strengih; nodsTae eAp1r.
and active speculative trading; pDgrzded, Oog
74c.; No. 8. 69970c No. white, 7onT6c.' Iow
mixed. 75@75l4c.; yellow, 1oc.: No. =, Au.uss'
7I10744c. O&is lg3kc. higher and exeisea;
closing weak: No. 3. 44H46c. Hops steady ssd
Suiei Conte 6rn and more active; Rio quoted t0'1l
AZ IOs I'd l2Hc sugar in fair demand aud firm tar
no GOOD renting qpott al 75fftc.; refined strong
standard 49, 94@yse. Molssses Ia falr oesnshu
ard arm Rlce fnirlN .ctire auf steady; ,arylna
and L0ulsiana. 4AG7se. RoSn nrm AZ ~ Voeg
AZ 1o7x Turpeniiue srmer; 40e. bid 40fe askeu'
Wool Gulet and prices unchanged; comesilc nsscs,
soN4bc.: pulled. 20Gsf0c.; unwashed: lzg SAG,
Texss l4d3Ic. Pork mors active; z2GoOe. hisnsi
ner Ia rel, closing with less strength new lnss-
/ ssnot elB 25Msl8.75; september, tl6 Ocloeer
| al o5Gtis.5O. Middles qoiet and very siIohs
| ions clear o3.c.: short Toe. Lard opeued lO4 DC
higher: Afterwards advance lost closing snaa'
stronger at sll.65. Freights unsettled aud io"sf'
BALTIMORE.
+, RALTrpoRE, AuZuSt lo.-Flonr yefy, urn
loward-sfreet and western supefnae' sf's"Ss'
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rrvn nFrORD OF THE DAY.

| THE PATIENTS BKST DAY SISCr MONDAY
EVERYBODY WELL RECoURAGED-NoIN IN
LEGATIONS OF bLooD-PoISOEISG THE
PRESIDENT IMPROVING GRADUALLY.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, II p. A-Tbe
Presidents condition to-day has been de-
cidedly better than any day since the UDia-
yor.bie symptoms OF Monday manifested
themselves. He has slept more than usual,
and appesrs much refreshed after awaken
inc from slumber. The whole glandular
Inflammation has not entirely disappeared.
II il thought by the surgeons that the
gland is less irritated, from the Tact
that the patient does not experience
so much pain from it. Another unques-
tionable feature denoting Improvement Is
the tone OF the Presidents stomach, Wnlcn
has not yet shown any gastric disturbance
The members OF the Cabinet aud all others
who have called during the day nave ieit
the mansion we'll encouraged. The air OF
solemnity and anxiety which perv1ded the
White House for the past few days has
given place to decidedly better feehng. III
is now quite generally conceded that Inc
Inflammation OF the parotid gland does not
in this case indicate pyemla, ana that IL
Is due entirely to the PATIENTS de0illiated
condition. Not n word OF despohdeht
character hos been uttered by those haY-
inc access TO the Presidents apartments,
aud -
THE yiIrH IN THE PRESIDENTS RECOVERY
a, EXPRESSED by those persons have been OF
an almost ssngulne nature. Said one OF the
surgeon. when approached with question
ON The subject this evening, "The Presl-
dent has made sensible Improvement 'o-
day."
DIR. Boynton. 10 conversation regarding
the Presidents condition, says he Is IND
proving gradually.
"How Is The trouble in the psro'ld
gland % was asked the Doctor.
alt Is apparently diminishing" was us
response.
"Does the patient experience any annoy'
ance from II still!p -.
"Yes, 1t causes him some pain yer, Du'
the swelling has subsidized so that 1t Is scarce
ly perceptible."
sDo yow apprehend suppuraiiOn from
u!n
:. Possibly, but II Is not probable, now
that the Inflammation bias been scattered
0Does the President manifest desire &c
eat
Gle has nothing like sharp appetite
but ne takes his nourishment withous hest
" lie still enjoys the Cruel Mrs. Garbel9
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American B.r AssociatIop.

SARATOGA, August 10 The members OF
the American Bar Executive Committee re-
ported they would call the next annual ses-
sion for the second Tue day Of August,
1882. The committee also reported the list
OF officers for the ensuing year who were
elected: President, GARRISON n. Potter,
New York; Secretary, Edward Otis Hink'
lev. Baltimore: Treasurer. Francis Rowle,
Philadelphia; Executive Committee: Luke
z. Poland, 81. Johnsbury (chalrman); SIM
con f. Baldwin, New Haven, Conn, and
William Allen Butler, New York. Among
the other officers are the following from
virginia: Vice President. j. Randolph
Tucker; Local Counsel: William j. Rob-
erts0n and l.. Il. Page.
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w,ech or an yxcurs,on Train.

GALVESTON, TEX, August 19.-Tbe heUS
has Waco special giving further particu-
lars OF the wreck Of the narrow-gauge ex-
sursiOn train. When the engine flew the
track the engineer ubistled on-brakes and
gave the danger-sigDsls. Those who under.
stood the signal commenced jumping of the
cars, but before a dozen had reached the
ground the crash came, and the engine was
crowded on Its side IN an embankment and
the two coaches we're ismmed together.
Willie David rsf crushed between the
cars and died 10 ten minutes. Joe Bsrush
had both legs shattered and CHASTITY cut.
lie lived four hours. Robert Brooks was
knocked down. but not seriously injured.
Engineer and fireman remained on the en-
CINE until il turned over, when they were
buried with wood from The tender. The
coupling between the tender and 1rst car
gave way, thus saving the entire train from
destruction. The parties killed and
wounded were standing on the platform
between the cars when the crash came.
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Earatoga Races.

DOswRLL's CUNSTANTIEA AND NEUFCHATEL
VICTORIOUS.
SARATOGA, August 1o.-The attendance
was again mesgre to-day. The weather was
warm and cloudy and the track in fne
condition.
The first race, distance three quarters OF
mile, was won by Constantine; Patti Sc
cond, and Lille r. third. Time, l:l5f.
The second race, distance one mile and
three quarters, was won by Oriole: Clan
Alpine second, and Windrush third. Time,
3:08.
The third race, one mile and an eighth,
was won by Neuichatel; Mary Anderson
second, and Hermit third. Time, Loot.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALs.-At the
ensuing term OF the Court Of Appeals, at
Staunton, beginning September 10Th. causes
ready for trial will be tried in the following
order-to wit: Causes from the Thirteenth
Circuit Judge McLaughliD) first; from the
Eighteenth Circuit Judge Bird) second !;
from the Fifth Circuit (Judge WingfeId)
third; from the Sixth Circuit (Judge Grims-
levi fourth from the Twelfth Circuit Judge
Turner) fifth; and from the Fourteenth
Circuit Judge Blair sixth.
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Minnie johnson, the girl st Bellevue
nospltal, New Yoik. who protested TO be
uunO, made an oral confession yesterday
Kat her story was untrue.
sessrsl years ago, says Mr.. j. Franz,
Nscfry, Pa, nv mother felI and sprained Der
nab, which of late would swell 80 that she
wanted The doctor 10 lance IL. The ,sppll-
sanon OF 81. jacobs OH immediately re,
moved the swelling and severe paia.
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GETTING ON sPLENDIDLY.
The Rsbefiious stomach Being no.
stored fn Tone.
A VERY GRATIFYING OUTLOOK.

TIE Pasisnrs Pulse Down 70 100 Yesterday
Msrnins; A Comfortable Day Generally;
Pisny OF Nourisamsns Taken and Re-
tained-Ameriesn Lawyers In Council as
saratoga, n. VA Texas Excursion Train
Wrecked and a Number or Persons Killed
and Woundsd-A Murderer Hanged In Bata-
via, N.r.-i,esweIrsc Constantine and Nsuf-
chatel Win Races ut Saratoga Ysstsrdsy-A
British Colombian Town Nearly Destroyed
By Fire-The jury or Awards for the Paris
Electric Exhibition-The Victims or the
MsrssiIles Buii-Fisht Disaster, he.
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destructive fire.

VICTORIA, b. c., August 10 AT 3
o'clock yesterday afternoon destructive
fire began at Yale in the principal business
block. Nearly all The business houses,
three hotels, courthouse, and number Oh
dwelling-hcuses were Ieyeled.. The hre
was still raging at The date OF the last dis
patch. Tue loss will be very large, and the
insurance Is quite small. Later accounts
represent the Dire to have crossed the street
and TO be sweeping rapidly up the river.
All The valuable buildings are now burned.
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PRESIDENT GARFIELD INTERESTED IN A
NORTH CAROLINA MISE.-lt may not be
known generally, but it is fact that Presi-
dent Garfield is and has been for several
years North Carolina real estate owner.
He is largely interested in the Beaver Dam
placer gold mine in Montgomery county.
which has been and still is being operated
actively and successfully. - Charlotte 0bSer-
yer.
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CELERY
As REMEDY FOR NERVOUS DISEASES.
WHAT THE MEDICAL PROFESSION
SAY ABOUT 1T.
THE GOOD RESULTS ATTENDING ITS USE
HEADACHE, NEURALGIA, NERVOUSNESS,
INDIGESTION. sLEEPLEsSNEss,
AND PARALYSIS.

celery has only come into public notice within The
Last few years as a nsrvne, but scientific expert
ments and experience have proved beyond doubt
thst II controls nervous irritation and periosc ner-
xous- and sick headache TO a marked degree.
Brown seQuard says that Celery contains more
perve.food than any other vegetable or substance
found I'm nature. Celery was first discovered and
used as a neryine BY French physicians about S67
Rut a combination Of the TX TRACTS OF CELERY
AND CHAMOMILE, which has been but recently
introduced 20 the profession aud The public by my
self has produced such marvellous results In curing
nervousness and headaches, and especially nervous
and sick headaches, neuralgia, paralysis, indiseS-
tiOn and sIeeplessness, that II has excited public
attention and newspaper onment., and many ply
siciass have tested the merits Of the preparation
with the best results, AS quoted below from few.
WHAT PHYSICIANS SAY.
"Dr. Benson's preparation or Celery and Chamo-
mile for nervous diseases Is the most ad-
dillon made 10 the ma,erls mtdcs IN the Iast quar-
Ter OF century."-Dr.J ". j. Engfer, OF BdHi'
more. -,
I'm nervous. and sick. headache. Dr. A. H. Schtch-
ter. Of Baltimore ,,
..Tbese nii,s are Invaluable in nervous dseases--
Or. Hammond, ~ Nelo lOTk'
..Dr Benson's pitts for the cure OF neuralgia are
success."-Dr. q. p. Holman, Of Chr'Stt0nSoHT2'
THESE pllls are special preparation only for the
cure of peeai diseases named and for these they
are worthy OF a trial by all intelligent sufferers
They are prep red expressly 20 cure sick-headache,
nervous. headache, dyspeptlc.beadacbe, neuralgia,
paralysis. sleeplessness, and indiEeS-
ton. and will cure any case Price, 90 cents Posi-"
age free. Sold by all druggists. Depot, 100 north
Eutaw street, Baltimore, Md. au zO-eodlw
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, August ] 20. 1881

cALFS.
WHEAT White, 218 bushels very good At 81 40
80 bushels very good AZ tl.3o; 27S bushels good a.
At and 3l39: 140 husheis fsir al sl.35 and
al. SO: "a bushes screenings az soc. Lancaster
500 bushels cnOice nt Slab 324 bushei prime al
Al A.: 1862 bushels yery good at ~ 40; ga
bnsnels very good al Al 80; 3Is bushels goOa Al
81, SO and 1897; l4e bu.hes fair as q "a and
kI35; GA bushels common Al pl.2I 70 fl 81.
ysIy good a. 81 SO aud al 81. Funz, 434 bushels
prime AT Al IS; 3lS buslnls very good at I'll 81
busnes Y od NJ Al 30 500 ba heels fair AZ 26 %
Al %: 100 bui hels go nmOn al kl.20 20 81 20.
CORN.-White, 90 bushels prime al 9lc., 1S4
bushels very rood vi 7Oe. Mixed, AS bushels very
good a, zoe; % bu.hels very good III 69c.
OATs.-z4S busoels prime nioier az 52e.; 6O
bushels prime winter az 5lc.; 100 bushels very
poo1 winter 81 49c.; 1876 bushels very good winter
Al 4sc 500 bushels old spring a, 50ci "a bushels
good spriug al Acc.
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rna MarsailIe. RnlI. Fight pisa..er.

MARsEmLEs, August i9.-It aow appears
that the disaster attending ,the bull-6ght
here on Sunday last resulteri In the death Of
81 persons, and The wonpdlng Of 800,
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~ 3 aISEF Rpz


NEW YORK. August 10 NoOa.-stocks nrmtr.
Money. 3d4 per cent. axcnaDge--Lons, 4s6; short,
4o3s. state bonds duh. Governments Out and I'M
hvsninO-Nore7. 6a3 per cent. Exchange.
46l. Governments quiet and drm; new SIS. 0lk;
new AS, 1874; new A., ll5k. States inactive.
WALL STREET YESTERDAY.
NEW YORK. August lo.-The Posts financial arii-
ce II 40 T.. 81 edition. SAYS Tie sock Exchange
mar.eis are much less active ihfD yesterday. The
share speculatios cOuiOues feVerifh, but the net
suit Of The fluctuations thus far to-day has been a
decline in prices OF ad2 per cent. The socks
which have fallen most have beeD Memphis and
Charleston, the southwestern. {. g. &. and l Louis
VILE and Nashville, Union Pdci6c, aud Milwaukee
and Ct Paul Trunk line stocks continue 10 be *.
ceptOnally steady as do also The coal and The
waited railroad stocks. There is nothing r.sneet
Ing tTunk-hne .fiirs. nor l. The condition OF
President Garfield sufficiently changed 10 make
any difference 10 the stock marset. The new
eement-th- condition Of the money markets.
now worked by tae stock SPECTATORS more than
either of the two 1rsi-Damed Influences. United
STATES bends aie sieidv al unchanged prices. state
bonds are weak FOR Iensessses, which are down
per cent. and Oth'TwIse steady. Railroad bonds are
Irregular but generally lower, speculative Issues
leading The cecne. In the money market, call loans
at bank have generally been marked up 10 per
cent. on stocks. ana few lOars on United States
bonds are now standing below per cent. Al The
stock sxchang. pr CEN. IS the regaar rae loT
commissions are sill charged IL some csses, the
highest we hear OF to day sing II Of per cent
per dAy. The market for foreign exchange khsHs
Inc general generalization inciCent 10 the artificial
siringsncy Of the local money market.
The following quotations were current to-day al
2:3O p. NJ Western Union s5z; Hew York Cen
trial. I42A: Lsse Shore, 1881; Michigan Central,
"a New York. Lake EIie and Western, AK
do, preferred. 81: do, seconds, l0Vh; Dla-
ware, Lackawanua and Western, 1929: New
Jersey Central 9Zk: Delaware and HUDSON, l00A:
Reading, SO; Northwestern. 1884; ~. Paul, ll2s;
WABASH and Pacific. ass DO. preferred, So !;
Union Pacific. l224 NJ, X. ard r., 3oA; Hannibal
and St 10. 03A; DO. preferred, 81: ohio and Mis-
sissippi, 36,i; Pacinc Mall. 4eR; c. G. and J. G.,
2lkdZlL; NOrthern PaciHc common, 3SA North
ern P.einc preferred, 7s4; Fan Francisco prefer.
red, Tx: Central Pacific, 9Os Rock Island, 1881:
Chesapeake and Ohio. I'm; Louisville AND Nash.
VILE e9k: Nashville ana Chattanooga. So; Ontario
and Western. 80; Manhattan sleysted. 81; iluois
Central. l29t: Cuaoa Southern, "a, Chicago,
Burlington aud Quincy, l64A: Denver and Rio
GrEude. SOI; 81, PaH and Omaha, 29k; de. pre-
reir.d, l0l1; c.. g.. &. ana J., SIN: Erie and
Westsrn. 52A; Chicago. II. LOnis aud New Or
leans, III Col Coal, 4Sx; Ohio Central, 25a;
Texas Pacific, 51k: Texas Pscinc l.. g., 76A.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, August l9.-Virginia g.. deferrad,
10: CONSOLIDATED, S04 second series, 4lAi new
lO-4ot, 62H. Bid to-day.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY. August 10. 1881.
SALES 10 shares Norfolk and Western prefer.
red nj SO, 10 do at Sc, 10 do 564 10 do at sex.
10 90. at 6ox, 10 30. al 561i, 10 do. a. Sc; 10
shares Petersburg Eailrosd stock at SIX. 10 do At
3lk. 10 do. at az. 10 DO. at ak; 500 Richmond
city os at 113k. ESQ do. at 1874; 10 shares Chea-
peake and Ohio stock at 20; so shares Richmond
and Allegheny stock at Al, 10 do. at Al, 40 d. at
ANY I(f so IN do NJ AnN
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Flour

Flour-we quote Fine, s3.50@t3; 10; extra,
8f suDerhne. $3.50; common family. sOSO0p
s6.J5; choice or patent family, f7.50@ts.
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HAETEE INTELLhGEnCE.
IMMATURE ALMANAC-AucUsr 20, 1881.
PORT or RICHMOND, AUGUST 10, 1881.
ARRIVED.

PORT or RICHMOND, AUGUST 10, 1881.
ARRIVED.
| Steamer Ariel, Clifford Norfolk, United states
msa merchandise and passengers, L.. Il. Tsum
agent.
Schooner Fdlih U. Wright, Wright, Philadelphia,
coal, Crump Il West.
schooner Belle Semon. -. Philadelphia, coal,
Richmond and Danyille Railroad COMPANY
Schooner KochekO, Guptiil, kennebec, ice, Rich
m Ond Ice Company.
ARRIVED AT osBoREE'S AUGUST 10TH.
Schoontr Exerlien, McKea, light, to T. j. WOOL
d,idga.
SAILED.
Steamship Wyanoke, Couch, New York, mer-
chandlse and passengers, George W. Allen 4 CO..
agents.
Steamer J. W. Fvtrman, Carr. Philadelphia. mer-
chandlse and passengers. u. w. McCarrick. agent,
steamer Tiger Lily, Walthai, Chickah0miny,
merchandise and passengers.
SAILED FROM OsBORSE's AUGUST 10TH.
Schooner Exerti0n, McKea, wood, New York. L.
j. Woodbridge.
THE CAPE HENRY LIGHTHOUSE.
General o. Babcock, the lighthouse engineer,
Yesterday awarded 20 Messrs. Emory & CO., Of Bal
iimore the contract furni, The glass fer he walls
OF he lantern chamber at the top OF the light
house nj Cape Henry. IL Is expected that the siruc-
lure viii be completed within four months.
MEMORANDA.
BOSTON Cleared 17ib Schooner Carl ID. La
thr0p, Snow. for Richmond. Va, Ufa kennebec
river; lSh: schooner Waldenar, Parker, for
Ricnmsnd.
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General Joseph E. Johnston and wife are
at the WarrentOn Springs.
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HONE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.

Eleventh session OF THIS SCHOOL for the educs.
ton OF my daughters begins 22D SEPTEMBER,
1881. under an experienced and competent teach
er. Engii h. Music, Latin, French. German, and
Drawing taught.
Boarder, limited 10 SIX. Terms for session OF nine
months, $175. No exfras. Address
WILLIAM X. AYLETT,
Ayleit's Post Office, King William county, Va.
an 10 ERSat-t2U
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RAyKEKs AND BR0KERs.
RooMe STATE CONSERVATISM D :,

RoOMr STATE CONSERVATIVE DEM0cRArICl
FxgCUTIyE CoMaITTxE,
RAYMOND, August ., lsoi.
rVHE HEADQUARTERS on THE CON
4 SENTATIVE DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE are establkhe,i at the OAice or tee
American Hotel, eorner Of Main and Twelith
streets.
VIII be Glad 70 see Any resident or visiting Con-
servatiys democrat at Ihf Sc rooms, where my ic-
formaion aboas party ~ alters will be gladly re-
celyrd.
Letters will reach Inc addressed 20
j. BELL BIGGER,
secretary State Conservative Democratic Excca
tive Con miu ee.
Conservative Democratic papers please copy.
an