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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO TIE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

GENERAL Washington News-Progrsss Of the
Observation-Disclosures Colorado Bank
ers Take TO flight-Texas CattIe-Fever in
hnine-south Carolina Greenbark-Labor
Party In Convention - Parade OF Trades
Unions and workmsn in New York City
Cincinnati Parties Before the United States
Tariff Csmmission-Hoe-Cho in Penn
syivania-BartIett-Oviedo's second Ma,ri.
monial 'entnre-The Defauitina City On-
eiai Phipps, or PhiIadeIphia-A PhiiadeI.
phin Female Sits Her Weazen-Siissouri
Republicans Wreck OF the Ma.sachn-
sets Coast-A Western Murderer in Custo-
dy-The Mysterious Triple Murder in Pu.
laski' Iii.-The English and the Su.z Ca
nal-Wsr Nstes from EEypt-The Dublin
Police muddle-A High Joint Com mi..ioner
Dies
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BY Telegraph.
NEW ToRk.

wv t'.itff
Nrvr yanK. >.rteiuier b. otton quiet: slifs,
cln .-l.-: rplaud., IL 1916. orleans. u 81.
.ou..i lated Len receipts $40 r'.t,, ,Ap 30
trr.st Britain. 5000 %. lt-. t-'-f- -, 80
II ont~57O: good o. choice extra. s1.''rt
$40. Whtl'-' a-h lots >.s-c LfN. ~
strong; ". -lr - n',...-, .- 100 ~
- iD' C0ru-C. % lots heavy ani "ier over
81 rs'r.l- recovered and ai'an "a 5ei & a.
yuc.ug -trone. e,Dkrat'''i,, D. >ept.r.i.r.
- 0at.-t t-l ..tic. higher With active
trading: ~. .. 33s 5i' G. J.. T. - tlL.'l
.eid wish far iAl1.. go 49,, .',,.,t eis,,e
ta.l and weak; price WITHOUT '!n's+'i, $500
~rgtr arm and rather gGict FAR ip -''4 =, i-,
3-l6H7 :-loc. iehIti ,'a i,.o ~, 80 -,
g,,..rI Etce sl.adv. wlth fair inquiry. Eorln
oniet and uuchangc'l. Iurtcu'tne aDolt steinl
aud quiet al - d4-h'. VOL ,teAl5iN A, ,., aLH
~. no., not sg2n -22 butte latter Tor fancy
new mes. september. 81 .tUnsS .rN' utt.htI'
All. rIas22. Lard l5@2Oc. higher rios = wv
stlug. sale- - prime steam, l.l- elz.DO
A. ~. -.ptemh.r. si2f5Msl2.jU. octrOcF'
slZ.42+MslZ.5z.. freigh1s aaA'
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE september 5.-ticur Ir.ci aad l,. 1n,
changed Nheat-Southern .t.Il t-
steady; southern red' ~ ssiii'sr So-n-
sar.T.ru orru: western lower southern Nil-e'
go SIC: yellow. 9'e. uai- s.t"S5 sc.,i,,
42a42ae.; red, ru-t-pro"i' , 90 o., .,,,.,,is
4OG45c. Provision qniei a"l III, 'ais'-' ' 80
jn,l. RIO carsoc-. ordinary o. fair "a y. S!s
- = ,off. es,c. Whisky nrm al sl2oey
tl2J Freight unchanged.
CINCINNATI.
! cIxClNNATI. september 5.-Fiour hriner oai pro.
! oncf.tN higher. Wheat irregsiir bui We iir NAN
| figher: NJ. red winter 9taH4c. - ~ iI,'F,
/ .1rIf1 Ortol,r Corn in good geiaaud Ahd pie -
.haie higher; No. mixed 49,. spo'' &c. hil
/ s.rts inter. &C. october pail aa.i and lOweT'
| ~ mixed S4@8jc. spot. Sc. september
! ID Srto.r AZ szS Lard qnlet and hrn q . y 20
I nDik-meats scarce and lrn: shoulder i'.e.s fip
"a Baron-Ielnand far and market nrA
| sbo;,,,lers ell; RIB. sl5; clear, -l3.6@t. Nhi-
key In good demand at fl.lS. comh4nalAn $40
OF anished goods. 500 barrels, on b'ls't " 81. u
sagsr ,tea2y and unchanged. Hog actNe An'
rra. en"li,f- .-. .~ls .~.t~ y s~'Vs' -. (" 80
lsud u cher, .7.9O 3 s9.2e.
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Woman Cuts Her Throat.

PHI. ADELPHIA, PA, September 5.-Mrs.
Annie Franz. aged thirty, residing at 70
Pasham street. near Front and CaIharine
streets. committed suicide this morning. Dy
cnttinS her throat. About 4:3O A. VI. her
husband entered her room, aud louhu h'I
body lying on the floor with gSSh III nei
throat. She held a razor in her hana' ana
had butcher-knhe under her head; An
investigation by the authorities has lea 10
the arrest OF the husband Of the woman.
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Missouri Republicans Call for state
Convention.

Kansas CITY. No. september 5.-The
journal Of to-day publishes card signed
by six members Of the Republican state
Central Committee uniting in a call for a
Republican state Convention at Jefferson
CITY on the 10Th instant. The card states
that the >igners do not scquiesce In the de-
cision Of the majority Of the committee
that a Convention shall not he held, for the
reason that they are satisfied An oyerwhelm-
ing majority demand that such Conyen-
tion .hould he held.
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Capture OF y Mexican officer and Ger
mau BarOu.

New YORK. September .-Madame Bart
lett Ovicdo. the heroine Of the flmou, dis-
mond wedding, i marked event in New
York society u little more than twenty
years AGO. wa, married at Trinity church
this morning to Colonel Bodo Won Glumer,
AN officer in the Mexican army. The bride
GROOM i, said t. bee 4 German baron WHO
during the late war vas in the Confederate
~
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Good weather.

GI0rcrsrER, Mass, Septem0er d Ho
scbooner Prize. Of Ellsworth, from Boston
in ballast, bound eastward, went ashore IN, ID
Brace's Cove on the i2sth ultimC., she
was stripped, her material was sold ana
tbe hull was abandoned. Ii ;, thought
there was something crooked about Inc
transaction. as the weather was moderate,
and il is stated that no particular effort was
made to get the vessel of the rocks.
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THE CAGLED-IN GOVERNMENT BONDS-CuI-
NEsE TRAVELLING CERTIFICATES - HOW
THE CHiLIANs TREAT TREsCOTT's FRIENDS
THE NEw STEEL CRUISING VESSELS FOR THE
NAVY.
WASHINGTON, September 5.-The Trea-
sury Department to-day announced that
the bonds called in under the 18TH call.
which natures on the 18th instant, will be
paid on presentation without rebate.
Acting Secretary Of the Treasury French
has decided not 10 act upon the question
whether certificate is required Of Chinese
travelling from one point to another in this
country on through ticket and who may
stop in Canada en- route. but 10 leave all
such questions 10 the discretion OF the
customs officers to act according TO law.
Rcar-Admiral Balch. commanding the
Pacific Station. reports to the Navy De
partment from Payta. Peru, August 10Th.
that the latest adyices from Lima announce
that the Gillian Government has ordered
the arrest Of the Peruyians who accom-
panied Mr.. Trescott on his visit TO M0ntero
at lluaraz.
j. \. Garcia, Y. Garcia, with several
others. have been sent to Chill. and Gene
raj Lynch has posted a decree around Lima
III ANt va NiA litu ~ -lNt lHtil>tiftN up III
once. or they VIII be treated IL Monteneros.
Most Of the Gillian troops have been with
drawn from the interior, and are now CEN
tired in Lima and Caliao.
The Navy Department has not yet received
a response tOits advertisement for plans for
the construction % new steel steam cruising
vessels for the navy, authorized at the last
session Of Congress. The advertisement
calls for these plans within sixty day, from
August 10Th last.
AdvceS to the National Board OF Health
report GIG new case, 81 cholera and 34j
deaths at Yokohama for two weeks ended
August 10Th. since the commencement 81
the epidemic there have been 2.l93 cases
and ,3G2 deaths. Al Toxic and Osaka tue
disease Is equally yirulent.
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A Reward OF $500 for Apprehension
of Major Phipps.

PHILADELPHIA. September j.-Aiter CON
,ultation with the presidents OF both
branche, y the City Council, to-day the
MAYOR decided to offer a reward q S5o3 tor
the apprehension Of Ellis 7. Phipp>. y de-
scripiion Of the fugitive viii be sent TO all
parts Of the United states and Canada.
AHAr WHICH LOOKS LIKE MAJOR PIlPPs $ lAI'
PHILADELPHIA. PA, september j.-LaNt;
evening the Schuylkill harbor police found
= dark. soft felt hat floating in the river
under Gray's Ferry bridge. A. the nat Is
similar to the one lately worn 10y MAJOR
Phipps. grappling-irons were procured ana
the river was dragged FOR the body OF the
fugitive almshouse superintendent, but
without success.
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Tho Suek Canal.

PANS. September 5.-De Lcsseps To-Day
,r rAn.n, ! report to the council Of the
suez Canal Company on ~ for rt the nre.er.
with the English authorizes t iUl c e%o '' lie
walton OF the neutrality OF Tue S S| ;ntcrrn iS
said that General Wolseley haa informed informed
him that the English GoveThlion t,rud,;,,
responsibility for damage anu oDs'' u'''oi
10 the traffic OF the canal.
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Sw,udling Colorado Banksrs.

DENVER. September ga special dis
,,a,ch 10 the Tribune from Sslida, Colora-
do. saws the Bank Of salida closed It's doors
YESTERDAY morning. The deposits amount
ed n about SjO, 900, and were mostly made
Inv the working classes. The capital Of tue
hank is said TO have been only $1,000. The
deposits are total loss. Hartsel Brothers,
the proprietors of the bank, left the city
l..urIaV
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READING, PA, September 5.-soilie nii u,
has been caused among the farmers OF Perry
township, in this county, over the app ,hair
snce Of a mysterious disease among ln III
swine. Dark.red blotches appear uPon ene
body before death, and some OF the lain'oi'
pronounce the disease kog.ehclera.
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ruropean and American crop Lsu'
mates.

Loypoy. september N. Etienne, a
weIl-known French authority on the suo-
we, Tei has issued his estimates OF the har-
vests Of the world for lSe2: his report Is
o MI the ~' whole decidedly favorable, indi-
eating no serious deficiency in crop, IN man, any
quarter Of the world, and general .-, album
dSnee throughout Europe and America.
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r.xa.Cattle.Fsyer I'm Maine.

LywlsroN, ME-, September 5.-Ihe Ere-
nina Journal has information from the
secretary Of the Maine Board OF Agrlcul-
tnre that splendic or Texan ealtle-iever
has appeared in Dixmont, penoDs TSd
county. Eight animals have died. The
euthorities have taken the matter IN hand'
and have isolated the herd.
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noath Of one of tho High Joint Com
tuiSsiOners.

IoxpoS. September bright Hon. Nun
tague Bernard, u. c. L.' one OF the nisl.
commissioners who slGntd me iIo1! ..
Washington Of 1871, died on saturday al
his residence, at Oyerross, liereloru'hlIe'
lie had been slowly sinking Tor some weeks
Al the end he suffered little.
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WATkFF.
NrM YnRk CnrTnN trrIREs.
MARINE INTELLlGYNCY.

IMMATURE ALMtNtC-sEITE lBER 8. lss2.
Suu ri,-s......... 5.gs Hon lids
sun sets ........... els Norning............li.SO
Moon ri-e'........ 1899 Evening ............l2.'2
PORT OF RICHMOND. SErrEsBsg .. Iss2.
Arrived.
schooner A. H. Qulmhy. Hes. PhiladelI lii. cal
Crump West, an1 pile Tor the city.
SAILED.
steiner Roanoke. Couch. New York. morci an
di. ,ui passengers. G.. ". Allen \ Co.. agents.
steamer Ashani, Carr. Philadelphia. merclan-
steamer ARIEL, Ginor,i. Norfolk. United states
NAL. merci Sndi-c -ui passengers l.. Z. lafum,
superintendent.
Schooner Fila II. Barues. Rose New York. mer-
chanatse. Curtis Parker.
schooner Laura g. Wolf. Ritson, Philadelphia.
granite. Curti- Parker
schooner l.. l. Wbitmorc. Blaclington. Boston,
coal. Chesapeake aud OHIO Railway Company,
vessel. Curt, 4 Parker.
schooner Fannie Tracey. filton. dropped down
Tie river To load wool for New Ork.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. sErr'R .. Iss2.
(Ey Telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamer Lurav. >chcrmerhorn. ol1 poigt and
Hampton. merchandise and passenger. & le-a-
poakc and Ohio Railway Com!any and sailed On
steamer NORTHAMPTON. McC,rrick. Norrls.
merchandise ana il-. curcrs. the-apclke aui ohio
Railway Company ana -aicd ou ntuni.
steamer Accomac. pei,. merchandise and pee
scrgpre. cmnthield. Chesapeake Aud ohio Railway
Company tlnd -llisI 900 Irurul
SAILED.
schooner r. ". Chl~,. Mason. Boston. coal
Chesapeake and OHIO Railway omi1uy.
WEST POINT. SEPTEMBER 3, lss2.
fEy telegraph
ARRIVED SEPTEMBER iri.
schooner Alice. --. from CAV Bank. YORK
river wish MELONS fp GA Dominion LiAe iand
-ailai on ftturnI.
steamer Blackstone. TAYLOR. Pfo,IIenee. Il. l..
merchandise. rlcdm.Ht Alr-lu, land sailed
same GaY Tor Biiilmor,.
AKRIS 10 ~Errf 'HER SIN.
Steamer Haytup. Nl,kie. Baltimore. mc-chhn-
disc ana pa-cng,r.. Piedmont Air-Lmn l1ui
. ..t i.l ,n l tutu..
>tetmrr BERKSHIRE. herf. Hnum.rc, o. lo.' i.r
FruSl i,uct. f. T.. rtr Norfolk.
steamer =. O. Ie,. Nul-,u. N,ulpNN river,
mcrchanli-, and ps--ene .r,. Plc im,nt All-' ipr
.lud -Iilcl ou rDfnruI.
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The Fatal Duel.

LONDON, September 5.-ihe me, KY N n isS.S :
dispatch from Paris say' WA, ~ LID NJ
editor Of the Petit CdPoTg4, " az IN M, a dnsi
Demassas, editor Of the Con'" S;,, 80 dsn.
on Sunday with swords; wa Sea nI and in the
gerously wounded on the n'o cu, LUZ on The
armpit, and received three . euss cd hut
hand. NJ. Dichard will he prosec''eo' '"'
I'll co.,; aSqAItsed.
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sA1rs prrnnrrn rn sFcRrrARY.

wHEAT.-Whire. SEA bushels common 70 fair ri
eI.o5 90 clio. Red. SOS bu.heis fair 10 prime
Lancaster At clio to tl.l6: 2.336 bushels mixed
on private terms: Goa bushels MIXED at fl.OS 70
sl.l2; l,l70 bushels common 10 very good Fnitz
n sSc. to tlO9.
CoRS.-white. 22O bushels fair TO very good
Virginia At So 10 s5c.
OATs.-19U Bushels mixed at soc: 1872 bushels
prime winter IN private terms.
oRCuABD-GRkss sEEp.-2O bushels on private
terms.
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yeuov.Feysrin Texas.

BROWNSVILLE. Texas, September D
Thcroaycrc si1ty-ioar new case, OF Yellow
fever to-day and one death-a Mexican.
The troop, at Fort Brown continue in eX-
celent health. The fever in Matamoras l.
very much on the decrease. Three deaths
have occurred since Yesterday. The
weather is cloudy and sutry.
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Three Men with Their Threats Cut.

CUc.Go. September 5.-The coroner :
Jury at Mt. Pulaski, Ill, yester,ua! ioun lI
that the three men who were dl>ToNcIcu
with their threats cut there recent; cauic
70 their death by the hands Of uhhno"h
narties. There seems to be no real clue 70
The murdercrS.
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ons,iusts Gray I'm Prison VIII stay.

CORK. September j.-The corporation
b,. received letter from +. Dwyer Gray,
from which il appears that he will not en-.
ter into a recognizance at the expiration OF
the three months OF his sentence. lie VII,
consequently have to endure further anu
similar term OF confinement.
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communion Administered 10 one Oh
the Rotischiids.

IoxpoN, September "a Nelrs dispatch
from Paris says that Archbishop ruiDSr'
administered the first communion 10 ME.
Berthe de Roth>child on SUNDAY. No
member, OF the family were present.
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A fyeloIiC.

WASHINGTON, september J.-Thc signal
Office reports an appearance which inQi-
Gates q cyclone southeast OF Havana. Il,
position or course cannot Ice denned IL
present.
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noIirerod TO the sheriff.

JANESTowN. u. T. September j.-Lynch
qlias Mccarthy. who seven years ago muir
dered ANUS McNeal. Of Plymouth. Ind.
Ia, been delivered over 10 the shcri1.
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TeIegrnphic Note.

The famous InSer>oll. an alleged infdcl
and very good LAWYER. commenced ye>tcr-
day in the Washington Criminal Court an
addre,, in favor u the >taI-route thieves
now on trial there.
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK. september 5-Non.-Siock. 9ct .
Money. G,a7 pr cent tHrndnse- Long 80 :
hort $50 stale bonds neglected. Governments
xchange Asa GoyernInen-
.',-c-,iiv weak and tfl! lower. new :. Iul. he"
lI3. n.w 4'-.llyi. Money, ol11 per cent.
tf'rS DULL VI about important change. Tree
-. l l.i..s-Co in. S-s.z7j; currency, .J->sS.
-:ors. Irregular. closing strong -.
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KAITIMORE..

R.trpoRE, September 5.-Virgini9 o :, consch-
ssfei so. secOIid series 80 : past-iue coupons
40 new lO-4O's. 42I. Bid to-day.
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Flour.
RICHMOND MARKETS.

Flour-We quote: Fine. s46s4.5O: supersne.
Si.5oNts5; extra $3.50 dss5.s0: common FAM
lily, S5.75&6-5O: Patent family. s7@ss.
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CHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY. september ?, 1852.
StLFS-FIRsT BoARD.-2.coG Petersburg Rail-
road bonds. class Is" n -. 1900 do. at ia.
1000 Do. al -; 10 -hares Charlotte. Columbia
and Augusta 80. D. do. a. 81 3 sharc- Ci'i-
zens Bank . - ; 10 shares Union B1ak II Rich
mnud 10 Co.: LOCO Petersburg Railroad Class
4" bonds ai -; lO share Peters Railroad 40
ISL: L. share. Atlanta AMI Charlotte ~ -. L.
10. Il IS J, ~ 60. ~ -. ~ go. al 3. ~ d.. ~
%. 80 do.at %.
SECOND BoAED.-lo sh4rc- Petersburg Railroad
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. September 3, lee4.
OFFERINGS.

wuv,r-Nhtte. ESQ bushels. Red, lo'-ii
hnsheis Re-exhibiied. 81 81 bGsi.cL. 40 -.
cORs.-White. l $50 bushels AlAeu' g
els
RYE.-s Bushels IN ,,t
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I.0rISEI1.f,F.

Lor1syrLLr, September s.-FIosr-Demar fair
and market firm and ncminaily unchanged. Nhcat
steady No. re- sinssr &c; . ngIn NO aeii; NJ
/ Proyi,ons steady and In fair demand Mess pork !,
/ s23z5. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., s92! rio, ia {;
I shoulders. s10.75; rib, SASSY Lard s,esly ;
choice leaf, lac.
ST. LoCIs, September 5.-Fleur . shafe eater.
whest-No. 2 rel fall advanced from OF 30 ONE.
Der; cofu advances from o. e ssss: sa.h. % 20
/ SOS6S3i. e. cash aud >sptemser s2s9s2i.c. oc-
teoe.: whiskey steady At tiig. Pork DULL
and unchanged; RIO. 1880. Bacon steady ;
shoulders, ell; short rb <i5; short clear, $40.
Lard nrmer: tl2 BID.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. September S.-Flonr steady and IN
changed. Wheat-Dcmand good and tending up
ward reEu.r. pssc. bid >epienher. aes'.. '~'t0-
her: No. z red winter. q9tc. cash. 99.G5p9Sc.
9S.dqSssc. SEPTEMBER. % .9okc. October. Corn
unsettled and generally higher, 7l4c. cs.h and
/ september. osfa6stc. October. oats quite, aud
/ drm; 33ker33Sc. cash. 33Se. september. 32ses
s2;c; 1c.oSr PORK s,uye, irnl, aud slge.r
/ Ht2l.7o October. Lar'i strong and higher .i2
7 cash and SEPTEMBER. sl2.OTstsl2.1O Oct0ier.
Bulk-meats erln and unchanged. Whiskcy steady
and unchanged A. fl.z0.
MILWAUKEE.
MnwAUEEE. September 5.-Flour steady and
/ IN fair demand. Wheat weak and tame 80. 2
Milwaukee. 9ac. cash % .. september. 96'.c. Oc-
toter; No. Milwaukee, Sc. Corn lower. No. 2.
7ltc. Oats weaker: NJ. ?. 371r. White. 37c.
Provisions weak. Mo- nork sl2.5S cash and sep
TENDER. tl2.55 October. LarS-prme steam.
tIl. % cash and september. sl2.05 October. Hogs
weak AZ t7.soGstS.55.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK. September ). -Cnttnn-Grsss re-
ceipis. 6.3tt bales. Futures closed quiet apc
steady; sales. $4,000 bales: september. a 2.2T !.
; october. All.74@fll.75; NoN,mher, sil.36s9
/ Silly December. SLING; January. 81 i.6if,
tll.o5. February. -il.75a.ll.76. March,
sI1.s6asll.S7; April. SlI.e-8sil.g9: Nay,
sl2.o9Hsl2.l0: June. sl2.IsWsl2.20.
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FILTERS.
PERSONAL.
RICHAoSD, september l, lss2

RICHMOND, september 1, lss2
ITO THE SATISFACTION OF ALL
L CONCEHNED.-fhe kichmond ag,.sl on
a.. NIfTTAI. IlPE lNrJk ANCk CoMfANh
oF NV YORK hss this day tecn iFansfeffeal -
MIR How ARD sWINEfOkt' lloo Ma" ,tr.ss
Ia 4. wstb pleasure flAit wC announce taR MAsvh
John ii. 81 AIBORNE Is Connected Win iie
sscney. aud viii al all times b. prepsFSa 20 kNe
M. ftiends information rfgafdihs clr COMPANY
a o. nPtSfs SON.
u.Aera, Asvnif,
oIw l...,.a4Vgs, .4i-
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and Is prepared - serve them promptly wi.h
every ding In hi- luc.
Ih1ukinR hia tIcnfs nnd g. luhic t'NtI.iif
f ku.ln,s iu tf.- past. Pc -nilcit- cDntinullr"
1 tIeIr nAlrulLEn.
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The views around Bcrrc OF Obcrland
landscape and mountain scenery battle de-
scriution. and are so remarkable as 10 make
s lasting impression upon all who behold
Them. The views from the windows and
ver..7das o. our hotel are really wondrous.
when lit up with the Alpg!ueAen, a marvel
lou. glow which rests upon the mountains
iu,t after sunset, as IL The reflection Of n
huge conla-ration >hone on them, the scene
!, perfect. There are views from a num-
Ter Of promcnades which are equally re-
marAah,e. The River Aar, beautiful and
rapid mountain stream, almost surrounds
the city In IL, toriuous course. The great
mountains. NcttcrhorH. Schrcckhorp,
Juucirau. Doldtnhorn. Stockholm. and
other peak, form back aground 10 al these
magnificent views. From the west pavilion
Il the Cathedral tcrrscc the writer looks
ri-ht across 20 the Finsteroarhoru. Eiror.
Nonch. and Juucirau.
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TUESDAY. September 5, 1882.
Country PrOsiuce.

Country Produce.
APPlss: Green-From $3.50 to $3.50 p bar rel
Bses,car: 23G24c. a y.
Butter: Prime o. choice yellow. 23625c.: fair
20 good. "a Sc. fresh yellow butter sells readily
Corn Neal. 9jc per bushel for country; 81 for
Bs eii,i' Nominal
Dried Fruit. Blackberrics, 54@oe.; cherries
LIE Fctcls: Hens. SOC. chickens. l5@22c.
BggS, DOC. In crates: market active
FsdtAsrs. rrine hve-goose. 4jc.; common. Csc
Elzsesd. si.loa Si.lj e bushel
Ray: virginia timothy. goc@95 clover
mixed. s. q s5c.: clover. 60G70c.
BGisd O0fs 75a9Oc.
Potatoes. Irish. .2.25Gs2.jO = barrel.
Roots: Ginseng. sl.45 $50 = q. seneca sres
Lard: Country. l2dl3c.
Peaches: 4Cc.arl r bushels or common q
choice. Narse' Gun and demand good; go trouble
I've: 75asoc. : hu.hel.
Stycls 75a soc.
Bpi<l Strnc. 3uaioc.
T'Gff0fr. y SO 7c. r. r..
Wool. washed SIC; anwashod, 2sc. BURY
wool viii bring from 70 81. 8 =. les tnan aboy,
Cement. Lime. Plaster. &C.
Cement: Ro,eniaic. sl.5C sl.Go = harrol.
Lime: Agricultural, So icc r. huslel, Rock
land. sl.2o sl.25, according 20 quantity; Nirs.'
"' Prid.r: Lump. s4.75; grorrd. = caiclued
plaster. II SN.fs2.
TIr: Large SIC. -.
Dry Goods.
Prints: Norrimack. g.. Morrtmack >hiriing.
5ec.: Richmond &c. south Bridge. &C.: Pacific.
. g.: >pra-uc. C.: >prllrc stirling. 5qc.. Dun
noi'~. 81 e.; Aliens. &c.; Manchester. CSC: wash
incton. Is &C.: Mallory Pink. exc; Mallory Purple.
49,; simpson Mourning, CO.: simpson Grey. -.
simpson Black. Co.; Harmony. DC; Ashland
solid. 3 g.
Bi.ucfef Slir.ings ant S1,,tiuqs. Is 90
cuuty. &c. - JACK Horncr. jtc.. - Edward
Harrls. g &c.: IL fairmout. exc: A Pcitam
Farewell &c: "A Wauresan. lie; lC-4 N,nAd-
mock. pc: III HCiuot. 3Z 81.
Breirn ruops. Nancho-tsr \. ;. &C.: Man
&c: jaime, River {, -. o.. 5s,.. james River
n. H.Gsc.. james River u. D.. o..
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Powder, shot. &c.

Fuse: Toy. mining. 81 Sllu s. 10. ie't.
Psr}er. 1928 10y the i've kese-.es- tiah I'VE
krg-. $3.50: blasting. s2.9UNs3.6j.
SL.f. northern. . - {. ls.s n p -
Grinds,ones. /. tZ@. r =.
seed.
CIor.r. - $3.50.
TuD1,hu. S5.2JNs3.5O
Grrt4rf GrusS- @l.5O Hsl.7o.
E.rT lrrss. SIS.
I,srHan Niii-t N.ef. sZ.7j -.