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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-04-08
NOW

Is the time tina. every weIlregulaed ladies' toilet
able should be supplied with Miss ROSES LOTION
or the COMPLEXION. Incorporation IL not a
paint, to cover up, but removes the unsightIy bem-
ishes so of en- conspicuous on the otherwise fair
complexion One trial recommends it. The ladies
say it Is .'splendid," Excellent" "ihe Best"
Pr ice Is cents.
L. II. TITCONB. Prop'r,
Druggist, Augusta.
Lady Agents wanted everywhere. Send for
special terms mari6Deod4w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-04-08
Wanted J!

Earnest, capable 10 sell Nursery Stock ,incud-
ing many new and valuable speciafies which help
insure success Previous knowledge Of the business
paid. For terms. address, giving full name, age,
previous occupation. references.
&c. MERRILL CO., Nursefymen,
apriisfeodiw&w4w LEWISTON. Ne.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-04-08

Elgp, Springfield and Swiss Watches. In Gold and
Silver Cases, ut the same reduction. large line
of FIst Quality Stock Plated Vest thains.
$3.50 TO $3.50. Long Guard and Neck
Chains Very Low.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-26
CELERY
As REMEDY FOR NERVOUS DISEASES.
WHAT THE MEDICAL PROFESSION
SAY ABOUT 1T.
THE GOOD RESULTS ATTENDING ITS USE
| IL
HEADACHE, NEURALGIA, NERVOUSNESS
INDIGESTION, sLEEPLESSNEss,
| AND PARALYSIS.

Celery has only come into public notice within The
Last few years as n,rvine, but scientific eXperi-
men,s and experience have proved beyond doubt
that II controls nervous irritation and periodic ner-
vous. and sick-headache to marked degree.
Brown Sequard says that Celery contains more
nerye.food than any other vegetable or substance
found I'm nature. Celery was first discovered and
used as a nervfne by French physicians about 1857,
But combination of the EXTRACTS OF CELERY
AND CHAMOMILE, which has been but recen ly
introduced to the profess ION and the public by my
SELF has produced such marvellous results in curing
nervousness and headaches, and especially nervous
and sick headaches, neuralgia, paralysis ndges-
ton, and sleeplessness, that 1t has excited punhc
attention and newspaper comments, ard many phy-
sic,ans have tested the merits of the preparation
with tie best results as quoted below from few.
WHAT PHYSICIANS SAY.
CDR. Benson's preparation Of Celery and Chapo9-
mile for nervous diseases Is The most important al
diliOn made 10 the matTld mtdlc5 ln me az GlaF
Ter of a century."-DT.J w. }. Engtef' OF BoNt
more.
nr Reueon's pills are worth their weight IN gold
I'm nervous. and sck. headache. DR.. A. II. Schiich-
ter, 0f Baltimore.
.Tbese pills are il valuable in nervous diseases
Or. Hammond, n Netc YORK
,Dr. BensNn's pills for the cure Of neuralgia are
success. "-Df. q, i. H0tWdHiV t"T'ott""eV"'9'
Va.
These pills are special preparation only lor the
cure of SPECIAL diseases. named and for these
are worthy of q trial 10y all intelligent sufferers
They are prep red expressly 10 cure sick-headache'
nervous. headache, dvsleptic.headache, neuralgia
nervousness paralysis, sleeples'ness ana indiges-
uon and will cure any case. Price, % cents GOst-
age free. sod by all druggists. Depot, 100 north
Eutaw street, Baltimore, Md. " 23-eooI l"
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Senator Hill No. Able 10 Speak.

The Philadelphia Record Of yesterday
says Senator Ben. Hill keeps to his room
auu Is attended by the most experienced
nurses. The doctors do not know how long
y VIII be before be VIII be able 10 leave the
cry. Mr.. Benjamin Hill, Jr.. and Or. Rid
le.y' OF Georgia, the Senator's family physl-
sl'h' have arrived here, and are attending
uie patient The doctors pronounce the
usease eplheloma. Up 10 this time be has
10! been able 10 spe9k.
- Ibe Record also SAYS: Notwithstanding
ne fact that Mr. TIN made numerous
sspeeehes during the last session Of Congress,
DC was afflicted with this humorous or can
.efous affection. At times be would appear
~ De hsDIDg, and then, again, those who
Astehed TO him attenliyely were almost pro-
80 bounced to the opinion that he was tongue
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fFrom the wyiheville Enlerprise-1
Fells Us. Edwards and others. Petition
for appeal from Carroll county. Hale 4
Brown for petitioner. Appeal refused be.
cause amount involved too small.
Gibbnney a. Fulton Us. Caldwell and
wife. Petition for rebearing refused.
Kelly Us. Smith. Petition for rehearipg
refused.
Frazier Us. Baker srd wife. Appeal
from Scott--heard on 18Th instant. To day
decree reversed, Judge Christian reading
the opinion.
The Piedmont and Arlington Life-In-
surauce Company and others Us. Maury.
Heard at Richmond. To-day decree Of
filmed. Judge Burks reading the opinion.
Rhes and Others Us. Preston and Others.
appeal from Wytbe Circuit Court. Henrd
last year. To-day decree affirmed In
all respects but one. and in That reversed,
wit b costs to appellees, Judge Burks read
Ing the opinion.
Morris u.s. Harvey & Williams. Appeal
from Chancery Court Of Richmond. Heard
at Richmond. To. day decree reversed,
Judge Staples reading the opinion.
Critic as. Commonwealth. Error from
Grayson county. Heard on 18th and 14th
ipstsnt. To-day judgment reversed, and
cause remanded for bew trial, Judge An
de.son reading the opinion.
Erasmus Cotiman Us. David K. Hopkins,
&c. Petition for appeal from Rockingham
county. j. 4. Roller for petitioner. APP
peal allowed. Bond Of 300 required.
oliver Hambleton Us. Commonwealth.
Petition for superSededS in criminal case to
Circuit Court OF Alexandra county 5. u.
Brent for petitioner. Writ refused.
Mary NJ. Doss Us. ii. r. Farmer and
Others. Petition for appeal from PittSyl-
vania county; w. w. Henry for petitioner.
Appeal allowed Bond Of $500 required.
Thomas A. Caldwell appointed tipstaf oil
81 oonrf
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saratoga Races.

SARATOGA. N. r., July 25.---In the first
race to-day for two-yesr.olds, distance five
furlongs, Blenheim won, with Macbeth
second and Nellie Peytob third. Time,
I:03l. BleBheim led from the start to the
6nisb, winning by two lengths. There was
head between the second aBdthird horses.
In the second race, one mile aud half.
TbOra won. Boulevard second, End Aeole
third. Time, 2:46. The race was won
easily. There was heavy rain before and
during the race.
The third race, one mile, was won by
Churchill, Rob Roy second, Alfomba third.
Time, 1:47.
In the fourth race, three iourtbs Of a
mile. Charlie Gorham won, Knight Templar
second, Marathon third. Time, 100.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-26

aprcstlns, sla5v'.; sereea. o. sssa. : al.
xootsi Ginseng. soe.; ssnssas without sep, see
soda sal Isaszc.. D' KEGS; Essish soda. SD
American. SKATE. t.ff ir9f
spfyts T1rDsnfsnE so.
Fsyeixn Frsiu and Ces6y.
J4sas q z'sa i3c. en-.
LfHOasf Hssrfna. All . hos. n
OrG~0ts: sweet s7@t6 y box.
srsrsrses. &c.
sa''s ,ou os So y,r 11ss.SS rhss
w mir hog-ronna. loo. Virginia hama arrS.
ill-,: mall I2sc nissr-cs,ss is%ai 81. VAIN
mss . i2c; caDvssed hsms, 13ifa1ls.: buG sides
idac buTk shoulders, TIC. sock lieni.
6eessfss r,tin.se. s"o seoTss sL00@si7s
Broc ma TWO stfisiss. si.as: aarse ssrinr
n.50@b2 so: four strings tZ.25@s3.
Coffee IGo-Comrson. l0D1le.: fair. Ila
i5c.: Java. 25A2sc.
Grades; Adsnsntne candles. l2YaIsc sses
Chssss Prime cutting. 1870 i4Sc.: northern
and western prime cutting. l2tAIzkc.: common
go iOe.; kngish dsiry: ls@2Oc.: Pineapple, ESQ
rish Herings-torts CaroI'n, vross. $3.50,
North caro''na cut herriDEs; s6@ss 2s esstern.
sS5o Sc. q a N Ssrrcs So ' hasSss
s5.b6e9to No. ], IN s'is, ESQ; NJ. 2, IN Kits.
Lori: Prime. ssrrels and nercas. I3ksal sl<e.:
y nap tarrels. IA tubs, lik6l2c. Tor New
YorA BE for elOice Baltimore.
4hOtGSses: Common sYrgu-hoVsheads. 23o.
tisToes. 24c barrels, 25e.: genuine goi.eR svrup
35Af5c. gallon; New Orleans, primo, 50a60c.
SAT-; Liysrp9ol from store. tl.ao. Ground
SsSo, cra:he,' = l e. powders IKE: grssg-
SOrp; Common. 5eDe,.. Oesl sssDins, Tseess
toilet, l5M2Oc: and fsncv prices: country. 4616c.
7sas: Rlsck; 25@5oc. imperial 25G76 gun
Hides. Leather. kr,
Hfdss: We. satsc. St09c.' dry sslte6. 12@15e.
dry mat. l4Gl7c.; green. 333c.
LsdtheT: Rough leather, 23a30c.; flushed bar
finished kips, 5O@75c.; nemock soes. 20aS3c.
iron. Steel Nails. &c.
yren: American refined. Old Dominion bar,
2 5.1O@2 6-l0o. p H. for standard sizes; English
I'D Amerlean sheet. 81 SIC, swedes, hammered,
Mass: old dominion, 81 for standard size.
for 200 kegs.
Rope: Manila. best, 2Nc. jute, sXSse.
Liacers, Wines, 81.
Ale: Scotch. host brands, piDts s2;Gs2.2s =
BranSiss: Domestic. sl.2sa42; rruit slice
si.4o; apple; new: sl.ddo@tz; old, s2.2o@ss
RE Wkisksvs: Medium, 81 5oas?. nure old, ss
t20s9 and upwards.
Gin DomesLic Sl.25@82: imported, % y case
ZEN England Rum: 81 .5oGsl.Gn.
Rectl6ed WhfSkeVS. $l,20@sl25.
Lumber, StaveS. &c.
Lumber! White oak, sl36sIS p 1000:
Mus.sln Virginia poplar. Sl4H925 "A 1000;
white PIN 514GS42.60 = 1000: yellow pine
boards. 40, market stif; dry clear. Sl2 STA,
and In demand; jolst. aeGsll. according %
lengths. shingles- Pine, Sl.75 GS2.5o: cypress
six-ihc3, t6dtt q LOCO, Laths-Spnt, oil sawed,
81. 75GRl 50 = 1000.
Stapes: Whiskey. timber green. Al SG1s2ey
1000: seasoned. S2OGf25 g 1000. Elour-oArre
timber. S4A$7 2 LOO. FiOur-barre. pOlee, s40
SO hogshead-hoops. zoe. = bundle.
Seed.
CiOrer: t5.25@s5.5O.
Ocbdd GdSs: Sl.75mS2.
TtmOthg: 1920 "a $3.50.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-26
SUSSEX COUNTY.

SUSSEX COURTHOUSE, July IS, 1881.
Editors Dispatch The following dele
gates and alternaies have been appointed to
'he August Convention from Sussex: Del
egales-W. W. Cobb, W. ii. billiard, l.. T..
hhgiaye; Alternates-L. +. Balm, John
Prince, K. H. Robinson.
\ resolution instruc,ing the delegates to
vote for John GoOde for Governor on the
hr't ballot was adopted unanimously. ii.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-26
PERRY DAVIS PAIN-HILLRR
IsA SURE CURE FOR
n1ApRpRA. DYSFNTERY, SUMMER COM
PLANT, CHOLERA. CHOLERA
MORBUS, ETC,
AND is PERFECTLY SAFE.
READ TIE FOLLOWING :

BAISBRDGE. n. V. March ~. 1881.
PERRY DAVIS PATN-KILLER ntUer Jdus 10 ~
IVIm JOSE H BURDlTT.
NIcuoLvILLE, y. Y, February 2, 1881.
THE pery besf medicine know Of for dl stnterN'
cbolpra morbts and cramps IN The stomach. nave
used 4, for years, and 1t Is sure eTTe every M
MoINGoNA. IOWA, Marcn IL, 1881.
Ibave used Your PAIN.kILLEn IN severe eases OF
40 Pins;ant relief l.. T.. CALDWELL.
CARNEsvlLLE, GA, February 2s. 1881.
For ,yeniy Years have II ed your PAIN KILLER
ia ny family Have used It many time for Bowel wei
and IL alaoQyS cures. Would not feel
ale without bottle IN the house' D. Is. WE
SACo, Me. January %. 1881.
Fave used PERRY DAVIS PAIN-kILLER Tor
twelve years. IL Is Sdye, cure a!,1 a. Itt ~
mother sh'"'u a"o" II W ii. /. NAYFs.
OSFIpA.N. Y. February 8, 1881.
We began using Il over thirty years ego, ana "a ~
always gives Immediate relief Would hafdly odre
" ~ " ''' W. o. sPERRY.
CoSwAYBoRo', 5. c.. February % 1881.
T., the noS e,e' DIR. \. MORTON.
UNITED STATES CONSuLATE.l
CRRFIRIp, RHENIsH PRUSSIA. Feb 3. lsel:
have known PERRY DAVE IA m, - ar
almost from the day IL was inirodueeu, aho III
ears OF observation and use regard US presence IN
my household az 5TdRTut nIed saes 5asu
burton OK. TRENT, ENGLAND.
had been several days suffering severely from
d,sryh1pa accompanied wi h intense pain, when
tried yonr PAIN. KILLER, anc fonhd Amos
relief. srff ~. =. 80.
OF MONTAGUE STREET, oNDoS, ENGLAND:
I1nrins residence OF tweniy-lhree years ia lndla
I have given II Ia many cases OF dlaIrhei; utssh,
u ~, anu 'A' II. CLARIDGE.
No FAMILY CAN SAFELY BE WITHOUT
a. Within the reach OF ali. For sale " ali druggists
M 2bc. o &C.. ana ~ bosale.
~ PERRY DAVIS 4 son, Proprielo5s',
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-26
Ex-Judgc Robertson Qualities.

NEW ! DIRK. Juiy 25.-Ex.Judge William
II. Robertson to-day took the oath Of office as
collector OF the port Of New York, uice
General Merritt. who takes foreign mis-
sion. Collector ROberison's bOndsmen jus.
tilted in the sum OF 100000, double the
amount Of bond required, aud the inslru'
ment was forwarded to the Secretary OF the
Treasury for approvll.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-26
TrasedIan Irving Makes "a Speech.

LONDON, July 24.-Mr. Henry irving, tho
tragedian, speaking at the Lyceum Theatrt,
LAST evening after the close Of his annual
benefit performance, said: 1--WE might
have continued playing The Cup; or, The
Relies strataeem, TO this moment If the OPP
noriunity bad not been offered OF introdu-
clnc OF ID Sc boards my friend nd fellow
artist, Mr.. Edwin Booth. tCheers.l Or his
great qualities as an actor you have had no
seaniy proof, for, after representing at the
princess Theatre many OF the leading shak-
spearisn characters with signal ability, ne
was received here with nightly demonstra-
lions Of enthusiasm which have more than
confirmed the great impression he had al
ready made, and which were rs CRAFTY ing 10
myself as they must have been TO him. Mr..
Rooth's artistic fellowship, high courtesy,
and single. minded devotion TO our common
ART has made his engagement one OF the
most delightful associations In my remem.
hrsnce. Above all, am gratided TO think II
an additional link 10 many bonds OF amity
and goodwill which it should be the pride
81 EngIIshmen and Americans to MAIN
tain ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-26

The York.River Line, through the man.
ayers here, on Saturday contracted Win
james Clark e. Co. and William +. WOodall
& Co., OF this city, for the rebuilding OF the
steam freight propeller Shirley, which was
burned IN the fire at West Point, Va, last
fail. MesSrs. Clark Il Co. Will repair and
replace the iron bull aud machinery, and
Messrs. W0odlll q Co. will put on the upper
or woodwork and Joiner work. The Shir-
ley, after the fire had caught, and while 1t
was still burning, was hauled upon the
beach near West Point, the after part
being still allJat, add 'quently,
as the iron was heated, the boat was
almost broken in half. As 1t was,
many OF the plates were more or less
warped, and will have TO be taken out and
replaced. The iron beams OF the deck are
twisted out Of all shape and are useless.
The boilers are useless, and will have TO he
replaced with new ones. The engines are
in pretty good condition, but will need re-
pairing. There will also be a new cylinder
necessary. After Cllrk Il Co. take out the
engines The hulI will be placed on the dock
al Woodalrs ana hauled on TO the wharf,
where the vessel VIII remain until the re-
pairs are completed. The repairs viii oc-
cupv about three months. The vessel VIII
have two decks above the waist, and VIII be
eight feet nine inches between decks, with
accommodations for the crew on the upper
deck. The Shirley will when finished be
40 feet long, - beam, and 10 depth OF
hold. - Baltimore Sun
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-26
THE LATEST NEWS.
sY rELKenApHTornE nrsrArCH
The Presidents Condition Yesterday
Reported Favorable.

Hopeful Words from the Doctors; the Painful
Anxiety Almost Entirely subslded; the
Patient Sleeping Quietly Last Night-Jus-
tiee Clifford, OF the United States Supreme
Court, Dead-Hon. w. ~. Robertson Quail
hes ms Collector OF the Port OF New York
The Sentiment In ENGLAND About Presi-
dent GarneId's Conditional New President
Elected in ChiIi-Infernal Machines Ship
ped from America 20 LiverpooI-The French
ections- Obsequies Of the Late Dean
Stanley.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-26
RICHMOND MARKETS.
MONDAY, July 20, l6S !
country produce.

Country produce.
ADDleS Green-From sl.21 10 81 % per Darrell
sssstoDr Zl023c. = y.
B,lttsr: Prime TO choice yellow, le@2Oc'' hir o
sOSS corn Msdi: $4,000. p basheifor country; Toe
Iof p C,'5 I'm. Apples, &C.: bacEberres &c.;
cherries. l2nl4c.: raspOerries, 2Oe.i peaches
peeled IOo2Oc.; AL nominal 49, or,
Pssitry-Liye chickens l5cs5Ce ducks ZOO
So soos bunat IO@Ilc ..
FsGth,r5. Pr,me uys-soose f5G5O,.: common.
Fiarsesd , hushol.
HGW. Virgins tilro - 7Js soc. 'loYer-mixe'-
65is zoe. clover, Goa S5c.
O0ts. None In market
Pofaio5s: lrisll-Ilariy R0se, i2-79@s3; Peer
leSs ~. JO61'2.75 - barrel.
Hs,ets: Ginseng, 81 25@sl.SG' y p. Seneca free
Of tops, 45c. 3 10.
LGrf. Country. llMl2c.
Rye. sOG e2c. 2 busnel.
Sttnac. Prime. 7oc.
.shNeks: 100 soc.
BsIed NT0D: tJc.
TatloD 5n54c. q N. o-.,-.
HOOt. Wasned, 3503Es. unNasnec, 20 D%Ic.
BURY Wool viii oring from 3 ~ SC. . r. iess
tnan above rates.
C.msnt. Lime. PIasseT. kc.
Os,nsnt. Roev dale, II .t5I4sl.50 y barre.
II, shingl, $tZj; Giepa's faA% 81. -
pjastsr: Lump. "a 70; ground, sS; ealeined
-Sszster. a1.6svaSL7a:
Far. Large size, s4-5S.
iDp1 GOaAB.
Prfnts: Merrimack. 6Hc.; Merrimaek shlrtiaR
| &c. Ricnaond, 6%c.s South Bridge, CSC: Pacific
7e: snEague. 5lse.: SpSzgue ShAdng, akc.
! nGnneI,s 64e.; Aliens. &c. Manchester. 1c.
Wsshington. Is &C.; Malery Pink, 7c,; Mallory p'nT
| nie. 7c; simpson Mourning, 7c., SimIson casey
| Ec.; sImpson Black, B$e.; Harnsay, oAe.; Ash
! land Solid, &c. -,
| CHESTER "A A. A., 6Ac.; kncNbrtcge ia
| v. 6gc. James River .. o.. sc. James Rive
sc. - -
Alum: a.,
| A'eoAOs t2.a0 = gallon.
Conesnfrstsd Lys: sSGe4 q case OF 10:
dozen.
CoppGraS: &c.
, I,ocktneai. 90c. y n.
Extract Ol LOgU0gd. lfcs
) TadtQO. 4lWtl.lO.
| Mddasr: l6e.
! Ons. LnseeJ. 60c,; machine. 81 Gsi. 10 speri
RI.5O; whale. 7Sc.; sURits. 60A6oe. Lsorado
cod OF. 6o69 3bc.; lard. 90c.. sweet, 20 oc1e,
nest salad, $3.50; eastoss sl.2a y gallon; ftEih'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-26
More DelegnteS.

LEXINGTON, Va, July %, 1881.
Editors Dispatch Hon. John X. Tucker
ana William a. Anderson were appointed
Today at a district ueeting to represent this
lLe&inglOnl district in the State COnyen-
UOn. IheyigO uninstrucied. PETREPONS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-26

The Lynchburg Yirginidn says: Messrs.
felef }. 0tey md X. II. Il. Adams, OF the
oily Finance Committee, have been ap
pointed by the Council to proceed to Phila-
dslphla for the purpose Of effecting the
necessary exchange OF Lynchburg's Allan
I've, Mississippi and Ohio railroad stock fol-
we common stock OF The Norfolk and
western. psese gentlemen are also author
s ssea 70 arrange Tor plaelDg portion Of ibe
s9oek on the market, &
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-26

COMM ERCIAI..
RAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, July %, 1881.
70


WHEAT White, I54 bushels very good ana prime
at n 40: 70 bush, 20 idatSl 26: 50 bushels fair
1i 25 Lancaster 5l6 h1shcls prime and very
good at 81 80; l.7GO bushels very good al 81 2S:
24s Du,bel- coed a. 81 20 AID sl27 2O4 bushels
ALE, Mixed. I 202 bushels mixfd lot. from
ii 23toSl2S; so bu, hels verY good at Sl2S "a
bushels very good at 1927; $50 bu. he's good ~
kl.Z5. FHllZ, 100 bushels prime at SIZE 39O
bushels prime az $l.25; ~ bushels very good at
sl26; q92 bushels very good AT q 20 90 hushel IS
Sood al SI24: 1856 bushels fair 10 good AZ ~ %
, 1872 bushels common Il good al Sl.2O To sl23 :
I34 ms els common ~ Sl.lO 20 Sl.1S.
CORN.-White, 1872 bu hels piime 81 63c'' IU4
.belS very good Al Blc; 500 bushels good winter
al COO. Mixed. 100 bushels prime az 63c.; 10
bu, hpls prime at 62c.
RYE.--26 bushels 81 soc.
OATS 81 bushels prime winter ~ 5Oc.i 90 Dukh-
els good winter AZ 4Sc.
MEAL.-5O bushels very good at 66c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-26

ltoms this afternoon were al OF The most
Encouraging character, be expressed gruti-
ncation, and asked Or. Bliss TO convey
to Mrs. Garfield bis sincere sympathy and
good wishes. t 1a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-26

AFfSg HAIR RRssIsG, Cocoane dresses
the hair perfectly, and Is also a preparation
unequslled for the eradication OF dandruii.
The superiority Of Burnetvs Flayorlng
extracts consists 10 tbelr purity and great
strength.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-26
n o t l C L Z.

NJ 0TIC E.
OFFIcE VIRGINIA sfAfkl
AoRICuLTUaAL SOCIETY,
RICHMOND. VA, July =, 1851
Hereafter all persons wishing the use OF ,ss -, he
Grounds for racing, pie-pies, &C.. W., I'm, a 10
Fnlrsnca 10 The Fair Groand. viii DC ihfV"s" '"s
Nrnsd-s rel gaze ntsGesg tbs ely =. =. ...
William W, ftSNki, ssege's's'
4 ~ 5-TB&FIs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-26
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGES.

BosDAY. July rs. 1881.
SAILS -1O shares Atlanta and Charlotte stock q
70; 1000 Renmond and DanyiIle gold g's at l02is
EVENING SALks.-4 shares Old dominion steam
ship Company al l0Ik, 80 shares Petersburg and
Weldon osl at S0h So DO. ilois) at s0I, 20 DO. at
30h; 90 shares Richmond aud Allegheny az IS: 20
shares Norfolk aud Western pre- ferred at 55s; 10
shares Richmond and DsnvIlle at Ie0k; 90 shares
Atlanta and Charlotte at 79.; $1,000 Richmond
ana DanvIlle COLO g. at i02.
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The New York Express says Generals
Butler and Pryor mean, II possible, to save
something out OF the wrecked Sprague
estate for its Old owners and legitimate
creditors. But all the Ieeches will antago'
niZe their efforts.
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Death of Justice Clifford

PORTLAND, Me-, July 25.-Justice Nathan
Clifford, OF the United States Supreme
Court, died at Cornish at O'Clock this
morning.
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A New Catho,ic RIsboD,

CHICAGO, July 25.-Yery Rev. Or. John
McAullen was to-day cOnsecrated in the
Cathedral OF the Holy Name as Bishop OF
the newIy.crealed See Of Davenport.
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Flour.

FIonr-We quote Fine, t9dS3.50; extra,
az. supernne, k3.75@S4.50; common family,
1925; choice or pateut family. S7.0nofoi Staun'
ton inspection, extra, SO; supernne, TO-
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PLOUGIES.

TpHE BEST PLOUGH MADE Is THE
L WATT CHILLED PLOUGH. For following
and ali kinds OF farm work, We guarantee this TO
every purchaser, and return the money II u aot ;
nor proye so. A great many have been sold on
sbave "a rms and not one relprued Cali snl see oF
s9Ho ior cA'NOS"' SUI ''''' WATT a CALL,
~ 90 sw&w.Nol Ala 1444 Main Nrse''
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mAKrNE INrELLIsENCh.
PORT OF RICHMOND, july Is, 1851

PORT or RICHMOND, JULY 20, 1851
AEEVED.
steamship Old DOIassion. Waiver, New iors,
merchandise aud passengers, g. ". Allen Coz
agents. -, 49,, go.
mall, meIvhzndlse ana passengers, l., y. IA'on''
agent. 60. -. III
SCHOONER II. r. Ganngham, saith. New fpA,
nailrOaSk aOn. Chesapeake and OhsO Iailr oad. a
Schooner James Young, -, Boston, lee - u
Smith.
SAILED.
schooner George Y. Halock- shafftt, Ne" Loh-
,aou. e,al, Curtis = Parker - -.
turtk & Parker. ,,,,-- A., w.
schooner Jo.a A. Curtis QnIllian, stamford BARK
| C0riis & Parker. 49, >,.,,t
eaaI Curtis 4 Parker. -
| Schoouer Rosalie, Kshy, Bahama Stands, mer-
ehandlse. tnzrtls 4 PArksr. o,,
| Schooner John Mcdonald MoAndrsws' fni'ans'-
4 phia, coal. Curtis 4 Parker. -
| schooner Abbie Bnrsley, Parker, Boston, eoai'
Curtis 4 Parser.
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II &C, CAULFIELD BEG TOfFsss
l. announce That they have taken theIt ~
AGENCY FOR THE CELEBRATED BEhNlNe
pIaNOS which are the Gully Instruments haVtag
me gr nd patent shoule sgrare attAchnAs nj !,
soncaye name board. sc. These wanting the best
we'll 10 give MS a can. Sheet-Music bau-prce.
: 's' Ryoad street Is 2B-1tS
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PERRY DAVIS PAIN-KMLER,
COMPLAINTS.

At this season various diseases OF the bowels are
prevalent, AND MANY LIVES ARE LOST through
iact Of knowledge of a safe and sure remedy.
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NO FAMILY CAN SAFELY BE WITHOUT
Ttiis INVALUABLE REMEDY. Us price brings
Il Within the reach OF ali. For sale " all druggists
M 2bc., soc, ana 81 b0stle.
PERRY DAVIS Il son. Proprie'ops,,
~ 2lseodtsel ,<t' spH Providence h'i'