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POuder-Magazine and Railroad Disas-
IerS i'm Mexico.

CITY OF MEXICO, July 3l.-On last Thurs
day at 6 O'Clock in the morning the eXplO-
sion Of a powder-magazine occurred al Ma
zatlaH. A whole square was blown up aud
many flnilRs buried under the ruins.
About sixty bodies have been recovered.
An accident occurred at the station OF the
gauge Of the railroad here to-day, by which
four persons were killed and others injured.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
THE NEW TRADE LEAGUE-CONyENTION BE-
TWEEN GREAT BRITAIN y TIE Beers.

Lu6
THE NEW TRADE LEAGUE-CONyENTION BE-
TWEEN GREAT BRITAIN y TIE Beers.
LONDON. August 1.-The new Organiza-
ton called the "National Fair Trade
League" has issued a statement Of its
meaning and purposes. The League i the
result Of a private conference held May 3lst.
lis objects generally are those known I'M
der the name Of reciprocity. Special
arrangements in favor Of the English Colo
MES, with absolute free trade in raw mate
rials from home Industries, are also features
# the scheme, with a very moderate duty
upon ali articles OF food from foreign cOun-
tries. Mr.. Lloyd Banker is chairman Of
the Executive Committee, which includes
Lister, a manufacturer. and Bradford, who
bas subscribed g 600 towards The funds
OF the League.
Replying TO a question in the House OF
Commons last night, Mr. Gladstone said
that be was not aware that a convention
between England and the Beers bad been
signed.
A Durham dispatch says " 1t is expected
that The TTansYaal Convention will be
signed to-day"
The London Times ON the Land Bill.
LONDON, August , The Times in a lead
ing article this morning says: cit i lmpos-
sible 10 contest the fact that in the debate
on the land bill in the House OF Lords yes
terday The supporters Of the ministry were
completely incapable Of meeting their OPP
ponents on equal terms. Not only IN ora
tory, but in practical mastery OF the subject,
the assailants OF the bill bad the better OF
It's advocates. 1t is manifest that the lords,
almost without distinction Of party, regard
the bill as a painful, perhaps a disastrous,
necfssity."
LONDON, August 2-The Daily Meas
saws II is settled that debate on the second
reading Of the land bill will be concluded
by the House Of Lords tonight. Minis.
terial whips expect p%rorogation 90 the ls-h
instant.
Fatal MiDe-ExpIOsIOn.
LONDON, August "A Paris dispatch
saws "A terrible explosion has occurred
ia a niue at Lourches, in the Department OF
Nord. Ten persons were killed and twenty
grievously injured"
Retirement OF n French Politician.
PANS, August IN. Ruhern (Bonapart-
ist), member OF the last Chamber Of Depu'
ties for the Department OF Puy de Dove
! publishes a letter TO the electors announcing
his retirement from political lie,
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NOTICE..
TO THE CREDITORS OF TIVE CITY OF MAN.
CHESTER, VA.

The city Of Manchester by q meeting offs Council
on the 9th day 81 July, 1891. made sn offer OF sale.
conditioned upon Us acceptance within fifteen days
by the prop0eed purchasers, Of certain property OF
The city OF Manchester. by which a large POI ton Of
The debt or the city should be retired n the same Is
contaminated.
Tn preliminary negotiations for the sale were
based on the assomp ion that Al The price named for
The property 4 large portion Of the bonds could be
retired, provided The holders would SUR ender the
same at or sboJt the current prices therefor which
have ruled for six mouths prior 10 the negotiations.
by the cooperation Of the boDdhOldsrs. which 10
now carr cstly invited, the sale becomes possible; a
considerable part OF the debt retired. ana the re.
mainder plactd In a position OF such credit mat no
DOUBT viii attach 10 the Que honor OF the maturing
Obligations OF The city. The ale does not provide for
all he outstanding securities. aud the purpose Il to
nay OF in cash. the holders offering their bonds at
the lowest rate, and 70 rerew the remainder az a
cOrrespoBdingiy reduced rate OF interest. Holders
arr therefore invited 20 offer their bOuds dn a form
which will be furnished on apple itlOnl, specifying
the loan. number, aud amount OF such bonds, and
the rate at winch they will sell the same for cash. or
what rate Of iOterest the holders will accept uDOn
he psr value for The unexuirpd tern, 10 Messrs.
davenport 4 Co. Ill3 Main street. Richmond. not
later than TUESDAY he ON Jay Of August, 1881,
at which date. At the latest, or so soon as a sufficient
numner Of hOnds are offered al rates satisfactOry 10
the urchasers, an award will be- made aliOtting 10
the lowest truderS. J. II. PATTtSON.
Chairman Finance Commltbe city Of Msncbes-
ter au2-tAu4
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, August 2, 1881,


WUEAT-White, 30 bushels prime at Sl.2S "a
bushels very good AZ - y; p bushels good al
Si35. Lancisicr. l.64s bushels prime and very
good al Rl2S: 26S bu,nel, very good al 1927;
3q6 bushels very good az 1925; lSZ bushels soOd
al SI25: 2S5 bu>h ets damp 40 sl.2O and Sl.Zl.
MIXED. 500 bushels very good at Sl.26 IS bushels
Food al 1925: 4G2 rlshels common TO fair AZ
Sl.l5 10 Al .23. fultz. $40 bushels prime atSl.Y5;
bu, heIs good al 81 y ard fl.22; 1872 bushels fair
to good at Al 20; PITS bushels common 20 fair at
Al. O5 to Sis 90.
bushels very good ar Gao. Mixed, 342 bushels
prIme Al G4c. (: 20 bushels very good az O3c.
OATS -372 bushels prime winter and spring al
soc.
KYE.-46 bushels very good at 9Oc.; 10 bushels
very good Al ESQ; 10 bushels good al Soc.
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vim"
THEY THINK he Is b. A. MORTON, OF NEW
HAVEN.

HEY THINK BE Is b. A. MORTON, OF NEW
HAVEN.
New Haven Evening Register. August 1st.l
Several OF PiukertOn's detectives were in
New Haven Yesterday they may have been
here 90 Friday also. That they were in con-
ference With chief Webster is known, but
that official youchSafed 70 the reporters none
Of their business. When the officer in
charge Of the police station last evening
was asked in regard TO their presence, he
responded: 81 know nothing about it,"
There is. however, good reason 10 believe
that The New York detectives are here look
ing for the hero OF the Richmond episode,
and that they came here firmly believing that
their mau was 10 New Haven. The Pinker-
ton men are not noted for their loquacl'y,
but il has been ascertaIned that toe sus-
pPcted man is none other than B.. A. Morton,
Of 242 York street. He is the man who was
recently arrested in Missouri for forge.
~, who was kept IN the Joliet priS-
on for some time and recently re.
turned here, released on bonds. At
the time Of his arrest it was strongly
believed by western police authorities that
be was one Of the most extensive operators
with forged checks the country bad ever
seen. The accounts OF bis arrest, the allie
cations against him, and facts connected
with bis singular career in New Haven,
filed many columns Of the Register. II
the suspicious Of the Pinkerton men are
correct, Mr.. Morton is one Of the most ac-
cOmDlished Swindlers ever followed by de-
tectiyes. They are said 10 be much cha
grined because he was not here. 1t viii
be remembered that Mr.. Morton came here
from Missouri very much Of an invalid.
Since his return he has, as far as Is known,
remained quietly at his home.
The imposter Is described as about fifty.
five years old, and Of tine personal appear
ance and plausible manners.
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Wall STREET YESTERDAY.

NV YORK. August 2.-The POst'S financial arii-
Gle II :i0 O'Clock Z. NJ. edition. SAYS: The sPecu Il
tive markets are an strong ana higher 20 day. Yes
ierday a considerable fresh short interest was
formed In stock. prif cipally for tbe account Of the
recently-turiche "scalper, IN The stock marktt,
ana the aCvlnce 10 day has IN goOi measure Drth
caused. forciug a covering Of this Interest. The
advance has ranged from : 10 81 per cent. me
stock which I'D the rise having been brought
up 10 The figures named: Hannibal ard -.
Joseph preferred TO ll74. Missouri PacIhc
to 10Y, Wabash to "a aud 90, Mll"aukee ana
-. Paui TO l15@. Lake shore 20 1864. Michigan
Central 10 1OlH. New York Central 10 l44s, Union
Pacific to 1878. Western Union Telegraph 70 gQ,t'
Delaware, L~sckawanna and Western 70 1875,
Northern Pacific 10 Al ard s2a. jersey central TO
CO.. Rock Island 10 1879, and Reading t0 62t. Tue
elevated railroad stocks are dull ana rather heavy.
United states bonds ore higher for the A. aud cN-
tended IS. stale bonds are Is higher tor LOuisapa
cOnsols and othe wis neglected. Railroad bonds
are dull and IRREGULAR. The money market con-
iiuues extremely easy al 24G35 per cent. for call
loans. and 3d5 tor time iOans. and 3G41 per cent.
for prime mercantile paper. The market Tor Tor
me CoIowing quotations were current to-day at
2:3O p. NJ: Western Union. 80: New York Gen.
trial. l44L; Lake shore, 1876; Michlgah Central,
lOl4: New York. Lake Erie and Nester1l' Az 90.
seconds. IO3A: Delaware. LacAawanna aud vest
ern. 1881. New Jersey Central, 964 Delaware
and Hudson, 100: Reading, $685.; Northwestern,
54; DO. preferred. 90s; Union Pacific, lZ1y;
NJ, X. and r.. -; Hannibal and -. Joseph
% do. preferred. 1l64; ONO and Mts>i.-
sippi. 3sH; Pacific Mai, 58s; G.. {. and j..
g.. 23t: Northern Pacific common. Al; 10. pre-
fetred. SIX: san Francisco common, 90; 90. pre-
ferred, 70; Central Pacific. 9sS; Rock Island.
l89: Chesapeake and ONO, 2SS; Louisville aud
Nashville, lO4 Nashville and CHATTANOOGA SO;
Ontario and Western, 1928: Manhattan Elevated
l75, Illinois Central. 1917: Canada southern,
81 Chicago, Burlington auu Quincy, l6l Dem
yer and RIO Grande. 1Ol1s; - Paul aud Omaha,
AZ: 90. preferred. l044; Erie aud Western, 37t;
col. Coal 554: ohio central, 2SA. Texas Pacinc,
80; Texas Pacific l.. c. 81.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, August 2.-Yirginia 60. deferred.
Is consolidated, sOA second series. 36b past
due coupons. %; lew lO-4O'-' %. BID To-day
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b., wording 70 BrodStreeFS Weekly Circu-
nee were SO failures throughout the
fSsu states and Cansdas during the past
vss Ihcy were mainly u%Dimportani, and
\ distributed as follows New England
So rs Middle States. %; southern
Csss western States, IS; California, s;
'A and the provinces, IL.
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One OF StoneWall JacksOn's staff says
a. have frequently seen him nodding by
the camp-f fire, with bis staf laughing and
talking around him, sleeping in the saddle
amid the dust, confusion, and diseomtorts
Of a march, but, likewise, on more than one
occasion when under fire, as was notably
the ease at Halltown, in May, 1862, when |
made 8 pencil sketch OF him as be reclined
on the ground against a tree in the rear oil
a battery, not more than thirty feet from the
guns, and was s~lumbering as plaeldly as an
infant in its mothers arms. while the cam
non were firing rapidly, and their reports
were as loud a. 'the live thunder ITSELF"
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OPTICAL BULLETIN-7 P. NJ.

Executive MANSION, August % y. VI.
The President has continued 10 progress
fayOrably during the day. and appears per-
ceplibly better in his general condition than
yesterday. a more natural tOBe OF voice be.
ing espt cia,iy percep,ible. The appearance
OF the external wounds at the evening
dressing was exceedingly good. That made
by the ball is rapidly graduating, while the
discharge from deeper portions OF the
wound, which is abundant and healthy,
comes through the counter opening made
by the operation. The rise OF temperature
this afternoon is moderate and attended by
no Inconvenience 10 the patient. Al pres
ent his pulse Is l0I; tem0era'ure, 100; res
piration. 20. ID. W. BLISS,
j. n. BABNES,
j. j. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBURN.
ID. HAYES AGNEw.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY. August 2, 1881.
SALES $500 city es at lI3X 10 shares Atlanta
and Charlotte Railroad stock at SIX. 10 do. at gIA,
10 90. at sly. 10 DO. at e1k 10 shares Norfolk
and Western Railroad pref FRED stock at Gik, ITO
do. nots) at 6Ct 10 shares Columbia and Green.
vile Railroad preferred stock at s5k. 20 shares
do. at SO; Is shares Richmond and Ale
phany Railroad stock at 56Y.
EVEsISG SALEs.-10 shares Norfolk aud West
ern Railroad preferred stock n 6lk. 10 do. at 6IH /;
0 shares Columbia aad Greenville Railroad prefer
red stock at Sc; 80 shares Petersburg and Weldon
Railroad stock a. 33I. so do. at 3skr 50 Co. Cotsj
at 33k. IS do. at 33k; 20 shares Richmond and
Allsghany Railroad fEOck at 81; so shares C., c.
and A. Railroad stock at COZ.
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Obstructive Fire.

DENVER, Coll, August 2.-Late last night
the Colorado Iron Works with nearly OIL
the machinery were destroyed by IRE.
The less Is about $4,000; insurance.
S4l,50Q.
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Flour.

Flour-We quote: Fine. t3as3.50; extra,
80. ruperdne. $~3.75df4.50; common family,
S6.25; choice or patent family. &7.5oGSs; SisuA-
tou Inspection. extra, SO supertne, -.
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MONEY MONEY! MONEYl-Parties
vi desiring 10 INVEST or BORROW MONEY
on city or country real estate viii find u 70 their III
ietest 10 consult n. tharges 10 iendt T., nothing:
10 borrowers moderate Business strictly conf
DENTAL. Call OF write for, free. FlTgfnfd RcdL
Estate Journal X. h. CHAPLIN Co.,
~ 3l.d30tkw4t Real Estate brOk, r.
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Eight New York ladies whose husbands
are estimated 10 be worth 5000. 000, 600
dined together at a Saratoga hotel on Thurs
day. So the Albany Journal says.
Rev. Stephen Townsend, father OF George
Alfred Townsend, died last Friday, 10 The
seYenty-sixth year Of bis age.
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Desperate nuel ne,ueen NeTree..


ATLANTA. GA, August 2 "A report comes
from Monroe county Of a duel between two
negroes, Bill Conner and Frank Cheney, AZ
a negro wOod-chopping. They quarreiled,
a challenge passed and was accepted, when
they proceeded 10 settle matters on the spot
In accordance with the code, the weapons
being pistols. Cheney used a DeTringer
which missed fire. Conner, with a revolver,
lodged a ball 10 Cheney's thigh. Again
Cheney's Dcrringer failed. and be received
another ball in the leg. Trying bis Der
ringer once more without success, be threw
II down, and selling an IKE struck at Co
mer, who warded Of the blow and shot
Cheney dead at close range. Conner es-
capped.
Election Fights In Kentucky.
AUGUSTA. KY, August 2.-Tbis town was
the scene Of much disorder at the election
yesterday and many tights occurred during
the day. In the evening a fight occurred at
the Landing, in which pistols were used
and one man known TO have Deen wounded.
The marshal met with resistance while en-
deavOring 10 make arrests, but managed to
secure his prisoners.
United States Mail Robbery in Texas.
GALVESTON. August "A special to the
| NeUS from Uvalds. in this State, says
1.-THE east-bOund stage was robbed at a
point four miles west OF here last Sunday
night. The passengers were not disturbed,
but the mails were Systematically robbed"
Captain OF Police Murdered.
LEXINGTON, KY, August 2.-Captain c.
NJ. Hendricks. OF the police force here. was
shot dead yesterday by Charles Steele, 4
negro sal~oon-keeper, while endeayoriug 10
arrest hin. The murderer has been ar
rested.
An Escaping Criminal shot Dead.
DRESDEN, Tenn, August 2~.-Sunday last
Jordan Thompson (colored) cut a white man
with q razor and fed. He was pursued by
officers, who, on his refusal 10 surrender,
shot him dead.
Negro L%ynehed.
DYERsBURGH, Tenn, August mike
Walls (negrO) was lynched here yesterday
upon bis confession OF having attempted to
assault Mrs. j. +. ChildTess.
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OPTICAL BULLETIN

EXECUTIVE MANSION, August 2-12:30 =.
M.-Tbe President Is passing the day com.
fortably, with his head aud shoulders raised
in the same manner as yesterday. At the
morning dressing his wound was found 10
he doing admirably. His pulse is now 90
temperature, 9S.4; respiration. 80.
ID. W. BLISS,
j. X. BARNES.
J. J.. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBURN,
ID. HAYES AGNEw.
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NIRGlNIA-IN THECLERK'S OFFICE
' OF THE CIRCUIT COURT OF BuCK!NG-
a COUNTY ON FRIDAY n 18Th DAY
OF JULY, lssl-lN VACATION:
John spencer."...... Plaintiff,
| sarah +. Puryear, sdministratrix Of William A.
P~ur,eaT, deceased. az In her own right; William
A.. Puryear, Jr. John II. Pursear Hector d. Pur-
wear, Robert Lee Puryear. sidney Puryear The
last ihTee ~infantsl, aud Robert A. Cunningham
and julia his ...."....'. Defendants.
IN CHANCtRY.
The object Of this suit Is 10 obtain a decree for the
sale of certain mineral rights conveyed by The de-
Pendants. Robert 4. Cunningham and wife, 70 VIII
liam A. Puryear. by deco dat,d- day Of Decen-
Der 1867, aud FER The division ot ne surplus OF
proc ssd Of sale among The plaintiff and the heirs at
law Of the said william A. Puryear, after re-
imbursmE the plalnlif 500 advanced for the par
cha.e OF said mineral rights. $50 paid by him TO
cOnveyancer. aud ms costs OF sui
cause that an gcncf has been used by he plalntin 10
~a.csrtsin In what county or corporation the Defend
ant WilhaIn A.. Puryear, Jr., Is. without eject on
he Dlaintia~s motion u is ordered that he ssid VIII
Han A. PurysaT, Jr., DO appear here within one
month Of er due publication OF ibis order, aud 90
what Is nece isary 10 protect MS Interest ~ ms suits
and that 4 COPY Of this order De published once a
week for four successive weeks In The Richmond
Dispatch, and another copy posted ~ The 'front.'
coor Of the courthouse of this county on the hrst
A VT p. A. FORBES. Clerk.
ROBERT r. HUBARD. p. 9. " 20 M4w
VIRGINIA-IN THE CLERKS Of
FICE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT OF CHtS-
TERFIkLD COUNTY, JULY ii, loel-lN VA
CATION
Graves heirs. .Flaintihr,
US.
Flournoys and othcrs..."..... 10. 600. Defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
The object Of this suit Is 10 make PARTITION OF the
tract OF land Of $50 acres, near Ntwby's brldRe. ia
the county OF Chesterfield and state Of Virginia.,
formerly the dover Of susan Graves, widow OF Ma
jnr Thomas Graves. among the parties property en-
titled thereto. as set forth In the bill and amended
bill a. Il IN this cause.
And affidavit having bfen made and died that ID.
II. Flouruoy. one OF the de PENDANTS. Is not a resident
~ The state Of Virginia. IL i ordered that the said
ID. n. FlOurnOy 90 appear here within one month
after due publication Of this order aud do what Is
necessary 70 protect his interest In This suit.
A copy-teste,
f.. II. %FLOURNOY, Clerk.
WILLIAM T.. CLOPTON m
NEADF AsKlNS pq' ~ l3-W4w
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Associated Press reports by telegraph TO the Dis
paich1
Executive MANSION, August $3.50 A.
M.-The President passed a very pleasant
night, and slept sweetly the greater part OF
the time. This morning he awoke re-
fresbed, and appears to be comfortable and
cheerful. Pulse, 81; temperature, 9S.4;
respiration, IS. ID. w. Bliss,
j. j. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBURN,
ID. HAYES AGNEW.
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:s,1S FROM 4 WASHINGTON STANDPOINT.

,..,a,a Democrats win Elect Their
ise Tn, Friends OF senAt Ben. Hiii
,",,sus-The Yorktown commissioner
s Rs,snue-The President Delinquent
.moOers-Cranks.
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~ Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. August 2.-No5H--Stocks strong.
Money. 24a3. FKchange-LOnt, 4SlA; short.
4S4. state bonds dun and nominal. Governments
quiet and firm.
ErsBtng.-noney 2#a3 per cent. ENchauge.
asp. Governments quiet AID hTm new IS. lC2 4;
new 4 :, lliS; new a.. ll6s. states dun.
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Negro LYnched.

DYERsBURGH, Tenn, August mike
Walls (negro) was lynched here yesterday
upon his confession Of having attempted to
assault Mrs. j. +. Childress.
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United states Nail Robbery in texas.
A Captain OF Police Murdered.


DRESDEN, Tenn, August ~2.-Sunday last
Jordan Thompson (colored) cut a white man
with q razor and fled. He was pursued by
officers, who, on his refusal 10 surrender,
shot him dead.
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NOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY Ex'
u ECUTED al The phFATcs Fe!s''a-'
unusE.
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U.nERrAKERs

JOSEPH W.. LAUBE, 60
81 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
cuRSkR FIRST AID BROAD 9tAe~
RICHMOND. "a
WOOD AMI METALLIC
ROBES. HEAkaE HAAS
and al ihings requisite Al loNh
Teegrauhie and esantTy erdsss s"hrite-- y.
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The Baltimore SoH'S corre respondent a :
foIu'ihree poslmasiers (at presidential
ouce'l have Jailed 10 render their quarterly
reports 70 The PoSt-OHiee Department Tor
The quarter ended June 30, 1851. within the
required time. No Mary land offices are in.
GUIDED I'D The delinquent list. Under the
lule adopted by Postmaster General James
lie'e po'i1aasters have put themselves in
peril Of losing their places.
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TWO WORE WASHINGTON cR,vre

Mr.. and MIS-. Roberts, who have been re.
Jung on Capitol Hill for two months, we're
oxen 10 police headquarters this afternoon
Vn complaint Of neighbors, who believed
ZEN 70 he insane. They acted strangely
soa talked wildly. They say they came
a'ie ifom Indiana, and that for wears they
-.a been fleeing 10 different parts Of the
.'OltTy from q band Of negroes who wanted
10 Ali them. They will be examined by
surgeons.
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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, August 2.-Virginia 81. deferred
; 4: consolidated, sOls second series. SGb past
COUPONS. %: lew lO-4O's, So. Bid to-day.
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COURT Orders.

VIRGINIA-IN THECLERK'S OFFICE
OF II CIRCUIT COURT OF BUCkING-
HAM COUNTY ON FRIDAY THE lbGH DAY
OF JULY, lSel-IN VACATION;
I,fFf Gparear Bi4iuftH
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.
VACCINE VIRUS.
NON-HUMANIZED.

We are 10 constant receipt Of NOS.HUMANIZED
VACCINE VIRUS, which meets the approval Of
the medical profession.
WARRANTED IN ALL PRIMARY CASES.
Ell PURCELL. ADD & 20. Druggists.
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NEW YORK COTTON FUTUkha.

NEW YORK, August 2.-Cott0n-Net receipts,
sfesdv. sales. $4,000 balfs: August. slR-lp: seir
tsm6fr, sii.23asll.24 October, slo Csc
sIO.sA. Hoyembe-, sl04Ie*i04s; V.sei9e+t,
mary &IO G6aalN Be; March. $40 I7MslosTs
! Aprl, 40 esqllOeQi May, slI@fll'ot'
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MILWAUKEE, August s.-FioBL qni@ sud IN
changed. Wheat weak; No. 2 NilwaaSee, cash
sII6: August, sl.l5; September, sllSk. Corr
nigher; so. 2, soc, Cais-AaNanee asked tn
none es,Abished: M 2, SIC. Pfotslons io@er
ier. IarT-Pnme steam. sll.55 ca.h and August
SlI.6O September. Hogs steady AZ t0.2Oes $500.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-03
Retirement OF N French Politician

PARIS, August an. Ruhern tBonapart'
ist), member OF the last Chamber OF Depu'
ties for the Department Of Puy de Dove,
publishes a letter TO the electors announcing
his retirement from political life.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-03
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