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YalIoW.Fevor.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., September 1.-THE
Surgeon General Of the Marine Hospital
Service received the following reports from
the yellow-iever districts, dated yesterday !:
Brownsville. Ter.-Forty-nine new cases
reported and two deaths in the past twen-
ty-four hours. Two cases fifteen miles
above Oh the river. Established quarantine
station at Santa Maria. with quarters, wood,
and water for fifty or sixty people. viii
insist on ten days detention, Win thorough
fumigston. No cost to service. The ar
royo Gordon bids fair to confne the dis
ease. We are now allowed to send mail to
Pena. the first railroad station on the mail
route. lSigned] Murray, Surgeon; Combe,
Health officer; Goodrich, Deputy Col
lector.
Pensacola, Fla.-No new cases. One
death reported to-day. The end Is seem
ingly near. X. {. White, Acting Assistant
Surgeon.
Advlces to the National Board OF Health
from Pensacola are that up to date there
have been in Pensacola twenty-one cases OF
fever, eight deaths, and six cases remain
under treatment.
New YORK, September Ga. J. Bloom
berg, Of Brownsville. Texas, has been en-
gagged for the past two days soliciting sub
scriptions to the fund for the relief Of the
sufferers from yellow-fever in Brownsville.
Mr.. Bloomberg raised 1920 in cash, which
he sent Immediately TO his house in
Brownsville by telegraph. IL is stated that
Mayor Thomas Carson, OF Brownsville, has
authorized Mcssrs. Bloomberg and Raphael
to receive subscriptions.
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The Lawn Party at tho Husuonos
Sprfurs

HudUENoT SPRINGS, September 7, 1882.
TO the Editor Of the Dispatch:
The lawn party at Huguenot on Wednes.
uay night drew together large and merry
company. The afternoon train brought
up many ladies' and gentlemen from Rich.
mond, and Powhatan contributed the nick
OF her beauty and chlvalry 10 the brilliant
assemblage. The entertainment was varied
ana very pleasing TO the audience. Tho
music, in which the Misses Uenning. Mrs.
Clements, and Mr.. Watkins took part.
was rich and beautiful, and elected be.
coming applause. The charades were
presented with exquisite taste, and being OF
the humorous order brought down the
mouse IN pcals OF mcrriment. The per-
formers won many garlands Of praise.
The Hennlngs, McDowelIs, Wallaccs. and
others acquitted themselves most credita-
bly,. but 1t seemed TO be generally agreed
that Betsy" Miss Mamie Talley, OF
Louisa Courthouse, was the heroine Of the
evening.
After this part Of the programme was
finished there was n rush for the dining
room, and the supper, conicctoneries, and
fruits were speedily coined into silver by
the benevolent women who had charge Of
the occasion.
The honor Of providing this elegant en-
tcrtainmcnt fairly belongs 10 the excellent
wife OF Mr.. W. J. Mcdowell, the proprie-
tor OF lIuguenot. BY the way, the Hugue-
not Springs is a cool and charming place,
and Is destined to become a popular sum
mer retreat for our Richmond people.
CHI
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ARREST OF A NVrDERER-DTATH OF NJ. b..
:. GAEiAND--A CAMPAIGN LIE-NEED or
CIvU-sEE;ICE REFORM.
lCo-les,cIGcnce f the Richmond DisvatchI
SEPTEMBER :, ISL.
This morning the police authorize, AZ
rested a colorcd boy, named Isaac Flood,
CHARGED with Tie murder OF Mr.. Robert
scott. on Tuesday. 18th instant, near Nor
r,.'s church. Campbell county. Flood,
who appears h le about seventeen years OF
age W., III the service OF Mr.. scott, ana
the two qunrellcd about the failure Of the
boy TO perform certain work assigned NM
when Flood picked up sharp hatchct
used in barking timber and spit scott :
head open. causing instant death. lie al
once made his escape 10 this city, followed
ly Constable Hancock. and was arrested III
the market-hOu>c carly this morning. lie
viii be taken TO the county Jail this aiteI-
noon.
Mr.. b. :. Garland. a well-krOwn and
h.hlv-cstce.ned citizen, died Yesterday At
li, residence. on Garland's Hill. The oe-
ceased had been in failing health for some
wears. but a fall on the ice la,t WINTER
which resulted i'm the fracture OF one OF hl-
legs. is believed 10 have ha>tcncd his chd'
Iii, death. however. wa, quite unexpected
and a grcat shock t. his friends and a siIr-
prise to the community. He was seventy
three year. Of aye. His funeral took pace
from his late residence ut g O'Clock thi'
afternoon.
The Mahoncites here are circulatins ll(
report that WooIhn, the s,raighlout re
publican candidate for Congress, Is COM
10 withdraw, but it is all q campaign ne
Woodln say. he i determined 10 stahd w
ground till the setting Of the sun Oh lh'
,th day Of November.
Postmaster stathan. accompanied ~ 1" .
negro politicians Of local celebrity, lei' Ioi
Washington last night. Indeed, ever!
thing these miserable tricksters do Is aItfi
lori Of dark-lan,ern " fashion: II WON,
bee much better if statham would say il
LynchbWg and conduct our p's'"l ana -
in decent order and to the satisfaction .
he community instead OF sncaking away
midnight for an interview with his Do'
on political concerns. DEANM"'i
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DANVILLE.

A QUESTION A. TO TIE COUkI-Hots II Sd ..
tt gn-TuOsE COLLECTED AND UNColLE' !
ED FINEs-A PROVISION FOR THE fAi VII
OF INTEREsT-REPORT PROM TIE roii ..i,
CorRTs-A COLoRED LAWYER ADMITTED ~
PRACTICE.
fCorr,snopdcnce Of the Richmond Dispa'ch'l
SEPTEMBER 7, 1882.
There had been an interesting lhquni
a,oon,,st the city officers and those VINO iiAu
Iaen ci,v nficors A. 10 the length OF time
dnr;nr which the United States GoNern-
,nrn, bad heen a tenant OF the city court
horse, Captain Gerst, Of the FINANCE CoiI-
mittee ofter an elaborate lnNcsuSation;
renor,s that the books OF $40 anu
1s-4 hove bcen misplaced or lost; tli'i
gentlemen who were members Oh tno
Cnuncii in 1874 saw that the tenancy began
oLont July 1874; that the books OF Tue
~, Treos,irer show that rent mas beoil
nsid inr ci~bf wears, and that statehleh.
rom the Treasury Department SHOWS 'Ia'
rent has been paid from the ll'h Vi oi'i''
1874, TO July, 1852. hoo,, nor.
M. Uonor Mayor Johnston has been per
.istent i'm looking mto the matter OF nhos'
. Isra,e amount OF which had been, he says
left nncollectcd up to the ISL OF JuI!' "a
having the parties who had peeh hu "1
summoned before himself ho
cd in ascertainng which Of the ,Pp o,
Hcemen had collected any paris 9i .ua
amount. and that Si05.S0 had o .,',l
collected and left unaccounted Tor. vi LII III
smonnt he has recovered S42.45, ana tnt
balance is "now in process OF eni9rceC
naymcnt. Judgment having been renueIe :.
ior The same" There yet remains sl3i.s.
"uncolected and accumulated, apou
which he has not been able TO reach an,
sa n account, the parties upon whom a, ID
The ancs had been imposed not ha'.hs
been found within the jurisdiction oil 'n'
courts Of tue corporation. T., -,
A resolution has been adopted oy ~
Councjl. after considerable discussion a.'
Sy a vote Of 10 5, by which Il Is or deere
flat the Treasurer set aside Tor tne l,'5 -, a.
Of tine October and January interest NJ, vn 49,
bonded debt Of the city all money col i. !,
during the last month and all relDain uu5 " :
be collected from the assessment o. loo. ~, ~
licenses. personal property, the incoh'o ~.
real-estate tax, or 80 much Thereon a. ~
be necessary for the purposes spec'a a,.o, Z,
The report OF the NJ ayor shows Una. ~; =
the last month there were loo css's VIE
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Guitoau. Again.

PHILADELPHIA, September THE re-
port OF Drs. J. w. ;. Arnold, OF New
York; Z. O. Shakespeare, Of Philadelphia,
and J. W. Mcconnell, Of the Army Medi-
cal Museum, Washington, the microscopic;
experts selected to make microscopical
examination Of Guitcau's remains, will be
publisbes in the Philadelphia Medical
Ners on Saturday. In reference to their
report the Medical NeuS will say edito-
rally: There is in the microscopic rcye-
lation, no reason for changing the opinion
which we originally expressed, that Gui-
teau. an abnormal character, Justly suffered
the penalty OF the law for the high crime
he had committed"
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Cholera at Newport.

Boston, September IA special from
Newport, r. l., saws a case OF Asiatic
cholera, it is reported. has occurred there,
a seven-year-old child Of Henry B. Anchin-
Gloss, OF New York, having died OF the
disease. The Mayor has called an extra
meeting Of the Board Of Aldermen, and
the city physician has been summoned.
The parents OF the child were away at the
time Of its death, and are now returning
from New York TO Newport. The child's
remains were placed in the upper story OF
the May cottage, which the Anchincl0ss
family are occupying. 1t is said that for
some time back there has been sanitary
defect in the Mayor. cottage, but the
statement Is not verified.
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Political Conventions.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, september "A
Quincy special to the Times says that at the
Republican Convention the resolution Of
Mckennon, Independent candidate for
Congress, was not acted upon. Edward
+. skinner, OF Pensacola, was nominated.
Another convention was held, in which
eight counties We're represented, and which
unanimously endorsed McKennon.
EUREKA, New, September THE Demo-
cratic Convention nominated levitt ".
Adams for Governor by acclamation. Hon.
George W. Cassidy was nominated for Con-
grcsS, and Colonel NJ. y. stone for Justice
Of the supreme Court.
MONTGOMERY, September w. c..
Oates, the present member Of Congress
from the Third Alabama district, was to-
day renominated by reclamation by the
Democrats,
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

sErTExBER 5.-Beerss,-Receipts, ~ head
Nothing Of consequence doing In the caf,e- srds.
An exporter purchased carloads Of light teers,
l,I30 NJ. average, al lie. q D.. and about car.
loads we're sold t. city-rade slaughtercrs az loT1
lie. T n. Dressed beef ruled duh in Washington
Market at 6egSc. "a H. for Texas sides. eSfs9Scs
for half-breed western do, and l0@l2c. FOR de-
cent tn prime native do.
calces.-Receipts were so head. Demand sharp
and market hrm ct 4k6s5sc. q n. for grassers and
butterInilk calves, o.G0sc. for mixed buttcrmilk
calves ana common yeals, and 7ila Toe. for ycals.
A year ago grass calves were selling at sNf2c.
q n. Fair 10 prime dressed yeals sold al 1870 SC.
I. n. to-day.
Sheep and Lambs.-Receipts, % earl loads. or
1900 head. Lambs were uncommonly dun and
weak at further reduction In selling rates. and
sheep closed heavy With do~nward tendency.
sales Of lambs were at 4sfL5>c. Z H.. with few
cnoice up to f5.e5@s5.s0 q FOO lbs. Common 10
prime sheep ranged from 34@5sc. Y ~. with
general sales ~ fsG4tc. Among the Sale we're
Virginia lambs, SO ms, 1t size: 55 DO, 55 los. az
5sc.: 347 do. 81 rs, az Be-. 81 do part steepl,
50 bs., at isc.; los 90. part sheep. IS p. at
44c.; 1S6 do. SO rs. st &c.
Sbfns.-ReceiDts ~, carloads. or 1880 head.
Market dull and lower for live hogs. with sales Of
State hogs IT sS.20@se.75 G leo bs.-Jour 1r' .
Commerce.
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
nIcu,InNn rnKAcco MARktr.

THURSDAY. rtittNlHti 4 A"N-'
No change ia ,he market for the past week. for
both dark and hGigI- tGc demand ''i- been F'4s
limited and quotations difficult 10 obtain
DARK ToBACCO-MANUFACr AID sGlM-
Ming.
Lugs.-Fro-.od. s2.7ja , IS: u.odlum free -
frost. s4.7J; good. si.73 m $40 hne' sou
LtE-Common. S5.5ous7.5o: medium. 3
-: fnc. slOnS1j: eXtr.. n.ic. s2ua-l5.
ErD1yf TGbrccD.-DuclinE- Neht; MAJ htt7 '.'-
tive: medium. ~1a $40; good. slOwell me-
>l3q So: .oloc.i0n5. sl61sl7.5J.
BRIGHT roUACCO-NANCFAfluE
SaDke,s-Conmlu. SsrS SIC: mcilrn. fll"
SO: good. sl3@si4: sine. ,lj 1880; fancy
rU,JS.-CGmmou. slensl1: mcliu.1. .:l2n
Wr0yp,rs.-t "murn So" f-z.o. - '..'..''
s25n go; good, : 81 -. aat- 80 a>)o lai,!'
u.n6D(rs. NeIog4Dy.-C ommcn. e 20;
III, Hum. $500 81. good. 40 80 iLt' so''
$50: extra So 5.T $50.
peceiri- from October 1.1seo o. >gtem'cr J.
1871 tlog.lrid-. 2-l6j tier 'e-. lll". IT, p''-
tion-: II. e-l,ad-. 21g49; titrre-. - -. H'h'-
cr.,.: TO-. heads. 3u.3J-. ti.r'e-. 4.o0l.
$50: Ho-.AclL.. Bp.24l: u,rco-. he. N
~lcction-: Hoy-hcai-. % %; it.' '.' 80
u .liEerIc,: II. g-AcIl-. 26.9O7: fierce, 32lf'
STOCK on hall september I. ISL: H. 'i'--
inspected stock. lIlfl. unu-p''ted' <'lo--t -
~ l33l9 Iierc, Inspected ., rh. oi ~ uIih-
! -rcc,c.i 4}-'otal, $40. sale: lio- sheais' 80
! So: terecs. i.3sZ. ,....,. ,....t,,l.-
lr.pcctoI stock. 1929; ruinsVtctca. /. "a o-
tai lil33. Ticrcc--lnspc,t ed y, N''1t "i,,n-
/ ,pecrod. 3j-'oial. $50. sale: No. A'if,' D.
/ $40; tlercCs. 1000.
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Tho TariHCommissiOn.

CHICAGO, Ill, September 7.-The IarlTI
Commission to-day heard Representatives
Of the Michigan, Wisconsin. and Minnesota
lumber trade They expressed themselves
favorable to retaining the present duty on
lumber. which they said was only from 10
to Il per cent. The statistics they pre-
,cntod Of the lumber trade OF these three
state, showed that the capital engaged can
only be stated in nine figures. the value, OF
nroduct in eight, and quantity produced III
ten figures. over 5l,000 men are en-
ployed. and their yearly wages amount 10
a. onO 0O0
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Egypt.

IoypoS, September In Telegram
dated Jsmailia, 9th, General W olseley says
The enemy reconnOitred the Enghsh POSI-
t,on at Kassasin lock to-day with cavalry.
Tbev had no heavy guns. Musketry IRE
was exchanged with them. NIL.
4 disnatch from Port Said to the Dduy
Ne,rs saws that General Wol>eiey has re-
cncsted fbe presence OF a naval brigade IN
the army in order that the navy may snare
tbe honor OF the advance. In compliance
Nth his reoucst. brigade, consisting OF
100 blue jackets, ten officers anu p ps' Se;1
of four Calling guns VIII leave u ! '''''u
Tomorrow for lsmailla. ..,,oo,o e,o.os
A dispatch from Constahtlhop'e So ns
that after a conference OF thIee houis pe-
tween Lord Dulerin and eaiu ! avn, re: -
terday, the Anglo-Turkish military oo"''n'
ton was formally signed. - ,ho
A dispatch from Alexandra SAYS .ns
Nile has risen very high. IL l. reported
that part OF the enemy's position Ut hnr'
el-Dwar is flooded.
STRENGTH or ARABTs ARMY
The corresnondent Of the Ne'es al Alex
andria has attained from the most reliable
source the exact strength OF Arab facha
army. The grand total Is As iouons i,.
fantry, A. 400: cavalry, 1s,OOO; guns no
rocket tubes, is; Bedouins, So'2 ~: 49,.
A dispatch from Paris to the '" Sssr -! y,
the rumor that England, win ,iIe a a,s'n. NJ, ~
Russia, has signed secret ,re ar,,n M,.s
Turkey relative to the ultl,nH'o o'e"'-
ton IL Egypt, gains grouhu'
MURDERER HANGED
ALEXANDRIA. September '.-Ine, p pnul
derer Of the Englishmen D TosJ this morn
ardson was hanged at 0G rIo ~,s conduct
ing by the native police. II. vn escorte.
Ell from prison through 'he ~" ,roons- VIII,
by u detachment OF bnSiNa A''
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

Inc star-Route Cases; Judge wyiie Creates
asensatIon by the Announcement that the
Jury had been Corruptiy Approa ched-Pro-
aress OF the Yeliow-Fever-Horrfble Death
on Lecometive-A Case or Asiauc Cholera
1t Newport-Severs Earthquake Shock on
the Iuhmus-Rsport OF the MicroscopicaI
Examination OF Guiteau's Remains-Dis-
covery or Gold In Texas-GeneraI Political
News-A New York Scandai-One Hundred
Thousand.Dslisr Fire In Quebec The
Egyptian War Progressing Slowly, nc.
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co,eraI washingtsn's Vow Toe.

Vapdnls find plenty OF liia'eII". A.. .,. en-
oho"t the puhlic buildings TO operate upon
10 =. - ,he fayorite amusement OF some PEG,
~ - 70 nut cigar-stump in the mouths SO; OF
pn T 81 the statues in the Capitol. IN
hunt chip off pieces here ana t tnr g.
Thus the diving Tccumseh, w9it en- i |on ~
I, nr Years rested in the crypt OF tile NapI-
t In and now in the Corcoran Art-ua s,,,
10. .oa I'M h;s tomahawk, one ear, and one nhgel
n nay Minnie Ream lloxie's "Carnl, "
s S;r,n in the ladies' wing OF the Sen4aI,
Un ry now and then has appeared VIII, WIZ
o''d a!,id Of tobacco in her mou.n,
y q qnnouoh's Washington" WORK sua.
bas been more savagely criticised; =, 'i thn
mas i,sos tai ANYTHING in the line OF art IN tue Tue
a;tr hos been the subject Of merrlnent ion
Guy, -" ,;mc Washington's big toe having
sum sum stolen off. To-day Mr.. Lot lannt'E :,
~, neen acmIntor Of the Lincoln monumeh. ~
, ,ne Of the City Hall building, put o" 90
front ~ toe. The restoration wss ~
n ne" done that unless the 100. Is . uuy
hea otyy,lv examined the substitute cannV'
en noticed. The figures OF the ia.ao od
w ne doors at the Capitol have sunJ', ~
Dron~. ,ha came cause. II is proposed !.
rom law law Al the next session OF Songr9 b.
par ibis class OF offences puhlsnap@ Il
iiaa,nS nenalty. = Washington Correspond
emf baltimore Sun, 5m.
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Discussion at King George Court
house Between Garrison, WOItz, and
[special telear,m 10 the nlen,tch1

Especial telesr.m TO the Dlspatchl
FREDERICKSBURG, Va, September T.
There was tremendous crowd at King
George Courthouse to-day to hear the dis
cussion between Garrison, VOLTS, and
Mayo.
Garrison made a splendid effort, and
awakened great enthusiasm. Mayo made
the usual Cosltionist speech. VOLTS ar
raignment Of Malone was strong, and will
have telling effect in this Readiuster
stronghold.
Dawson was ably represented by Beck
ley, and Wise by an unknown negro Office
holder OF Richmond.
Garrison left tonight for Northumber-
land. Wolff and Mayo meet at Northamp-
ton court Monday.
\ number OF Readjustcrs OF King
George proclaimed their purpose to sup
port Massey.
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Rfr Fire I'm 0u0Doc.

QUEBEC, September Early this morn
inc fire broke out in one Of the richest
and most valuable blocks in the It. Roen
suburbs. There was no water in II. Roch
when the fire was discovered, and none
was available for fully half an hour. ~ q
consequence the block fronting on three
str.ets WAS burned. ON the fourth side OF
the block lire-proof building stopped the
flames. Several dry goods. grocery, Jew
clrv. and other stores were destroyed.
los oyer SlOO.OO0.
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Sick Gilman cn.

SAN Francisco, September "A dis
patch from Bakersfield, Ala, says: 1.-Two
carloads OF sick Chiramen arrived here
to-day. Several Of them were in dying
condition, and ono had died on the jour
ney. They were from the advance body OF
the Southern Pacific Railroad labOrcrs in
Texas, and a rumor that their disease was
yellOw-fever caused 50 much excitement
and fear that corOner's jury could not be
found to sit on the deceased. Ii is not
known what the disease is, but the report
Of its being yellow-fever is not authenti-
Gated -
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NEM YORK IRON MNnkEv.

SEPTEMBER 5.--coteh Pig.-lhe moycmcnt
cut II yard and from docs continues small not
exceeding light qu.niluF,. since The larger itL-
sr. are ALE 60 get more favorable rates Oh pare l.
Ia arrive. which freely Tered, and Ia excess %
demands. American pig doe MOI how ffo-i uisi-
ucs. t0 a material extent, hut the deliveries on con-
tract, are considerable, and the excess OF offerings
is not large. ON the LETTER frand7 price Ii, nrh'
Rails are in demand moderately II steady prices.
" r0ught scrap f. taken In Email lot prices are
strong. The quotations are a. follows: Amen. ~
zig. so. 1 az r20n s2C.5N; ~. 10 ~ /" s=t.'li
nuI forge At s2l 1Lr22 scotch pig. ,2lNtr%i. oN
for Glcugarnoch; r25.joCrfZ6 for Chri,cheftlc
so 5000 for toithes, 10" ':oV i.l x
linton and S4Gdf2t.i1 Tor SUM oIlcc; Am,ri-
can .tocl rails 1T f4jt.si7 at iniil, aud si7fflr
f1r late dsllN,ri,,. iron rail- AZ Shoals: ia
rail- At Az for "l" aud f3O fur 4. h.; wrought
crap nj f2e.50 from Nc-s'l, yard lots - about
20 II bu.--I0urhnL u DDl.l-.r.l.
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posed OF by himself and the aldermen. in
lS2 OF which cases there was found i,lde.
ment OF conviction, and In the balance a
Judgment OF acquittance. and in only one Of
these was the offence charged felony. the
remainder being for misdemeanors and vi.
oiation OF the town ordinances. Fines col.
Iected, Sl33; costs, SCI; fines uncollocted.
ZIG, and costs thereon $780,.
On motion OF j. ID. Blackwell, ESQ.
James W. Pope, q colored attorney, has
Deen admitted to practice in the courts OF
the city. A1pu, VI
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

sgpTRABER b.-Prlces ms WeeA rahseI u IVI-
lows: -. I'm. .l1s. .
49, a4n4ar: medium cT good lair fuallty,
sGSle.: rough oxen. thin steer, old cows s.
2sG2Ac; bulls. extra. 3lsc.' other grades ~
U,gs.-yery best. Ike; good, lOs9l Ike.
colnilon aud grassers, eeg Toe. 2 10, nei'
Shssp.--3i ,6sisc. a D., gross. a.,
ld.faLs.-rery best, &C.; medium - so'u' f-ey
Sc. "a ~. gross.
mo, ,,,,os ,,.. ,a.tss.-rl5Ms33 y heah.
About $50 head " ice; cattle 49, boEs, Az
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>rv YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

SEPTEMBER BIN western leaf tie ~ =; enc AZ
.offinn., slack. Prices are rather nominal TX
r,'rs an. nuI1t seed-icaf l. take more frecif !
arm prices. sales Of 400 hOgsLeads hent.cEy -!
al Ia Ice: 4 eases 1850 crop PeEns! ana =.
GG'l7Lr.: 80 cases lSsO Ohio On prNaie tefHI' ,
go ci.cs 1851 Observation-Disclosures SEED ~ i''''
$50 balcs Havana at ssc.Gsl.lo'
VIRGINIA LEAv.
Darl-Common lugs, 54o6 sc.; go"G Jug, ot -
7tc,: low leaf : q &C.; good leaf va IV.e'' "~'~
TIjpHt-, common mahogany, 20@Z3c.; ZOO
mahogany. 80M4Oc: lne mahogany, iOG22e'
Common bright. ESQ 35c.; good nrigh,' tv3f'c'
ar brighf' 45mGuc.: extra bright 6oc.eel'
Sn"ters' Hriyht-( OmmOn. 100 oc.- SVod' 10
S,o1c': dne. - n9Oc.-JourRGi " Commerce
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Gold Mine.

GALVESTON, TEXAS. September IA
Neirs Ell Paso special says that three young
men discovered a gold mine sixty miles
north OF this place in the Oorga mountains:
The news is fully confirmed. a piece OF
ore weighing two pounds contains Sl5o
worth of precious metal. a shaft has been
s,nk seven feet to vein, which is three
feet wide. A ton OF such ore would be
worth $4,000. Every one is wild with
~..c;,onant
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formed a square around the gallows. The
condemned man walked in defiant man.
ner. Several hundred Europeans witness
ed the execution, but few natives were
present. When the troops had withdrawn,
however, the Arabs came out in large
numbers.
AN ONWARD MOVEMENT.
LONDON, September IA dispatch from
1smailia to the Exchange Telegraph Com
pany states that the troops at Tel-el-Me-
chatu are going to Kassin on Saturday,
when those at Neich will push forward to
Tel-el-Mechatu and 20 on to the front on
Monday. All the regiments will carry two
days rations. General Wolseley will pro-
coed TO the front on Saturday.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, September :, lss2.



WHEAT.-White. i3s bushels. Red, $3.50 BUSH
els. Re-eNhibited. .696 bushels.
CORN.-Whltc, l,j2O bushels
OATs.-l,sy4 bushels.
RYR.-6O bushels.
MEALS bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT-White, 1S2 bushels common t. good
al 9Oc. to sl.l3. Red, SEQ bu'hels eood lieh,aS-
Ter on private terms: "a bushels common u fair
Lancaster al ~ .O5 % sl.1O; 50 bushels mixed at
}ll3: 1872 bushels mixed on private term
1858 bushels common 10 prime RUIZ Al ooc' u
:l.Os. , ,-,.,i,,o
on private terms. .,,..o- o., zoe . &c
hnthri. GOOD winter on private terms.
'pWFrlG bushels prime at 7sc. 80 bushels prime
on private terms.
MEAI--lS bushels nj s0c.