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. Thrilling Situation and FaraI &C
cidcuf on the Railroad.

George Wet rlok. AGED about twenty
.fv wears. brakeman cn 40 h iIA'h .l i'ir
r,-l-ir..r. ana ohio railroad. was accident
-ur killed c..rlv yesterday MoInn- Dec
+uean IHcott Citv and lnIoA A-l.'--'
Charlie, Kelly. conductor ~ the tTtil, '"H
ti... be- and Vest. Toos ere each oh l.p %
nv aud about three Gays apart. Sudurn.!
1f-..,i,rook. who had hold Of the hr'ht'
.lirr,8 on The wei platform. anu lo>4h- II
t..trca. fell between two oi we C'"s'
7y-...+f.r,ok managed % grasp the bumpers
.,1,f-1, d. VIZ. clipEin- when Conductor
Ri, reached him. The conductor ut
.ce.rded from the top u soon as po,sl'io az"
- ., rascue li, companion. Dul Wa III
stsoto5o.o. We>throOk feet were dra--tu
',.er the raad-bed a. The Tram slvu
A. there was no Immediate W.. 20
O--. ...-,,,,;l.ot4 with the engineer ana SOP
80. -,-,in al that Conductor heiiN WIN =
1i.,I'tI1.b1ill man could doWas % cluivh
.-(,r,r,orion tighter than ever. anu -
1T his whole strength IN VAN en-
- IN prcvcnt the uniortunA'e NiaI'
-, f.iiino under the cars and beng run
- W. conductor held on u Inc pIAHe
80, a. ebout n mile. when es''Io0h :
- -. ,,-evr4ctcdiv came In contact WIN
,,,natLinG with such i0ltin- force 'li''' ~
,,tf. .,rin and the weight beluS 80,
80. or \ civ alone. the conductor ""
.- oc,,,reiied 10 lei 20 IN order 10 -
-, lifa We~throOk was deAu " i ,,
- IIi. feet and head were oAu. :,
-,,.l,eJ The remains were ~ ou- -
~ ~ - and taken 20 Mount are uc""
- Nr,tarook was naive ol " A.
49, Ma where biz parents a.e nov
.l.;Jino In Baltimore ht h'tu q" S'''''
I Ts'l-i.l- .,-eet.- Baltimore sun, 2oih.
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INSURGENTS ATTACK TIT ROYAL PALACE at
-F0rI Asp ~LAY TIE qrEkA AMI "iliA-
ur6u p,oNfTAEIL .-NENHEE- DI IIL 'AFA-
NE~E Embassy KILLED. a..
~ FpANc7,r0. August 4s.-Tle steamer
Outie fram Ch'na and japan. brings iIe
following detail. Z 80 outbreak in ,3rea
lu fhD 94th - Jalv ~ or-anlz-9 .od' NJ
iu.ur-trt. tool. possession OF seoul. i.-
.a-i... u Crr-a. attacked aad c.Yiur-l ne
Eovai palace. drove the men ltr, Oh in,
T.r,ane,e legation from their home, an u
rur>ued them 20 lice port II Jln-"n. iii el
mile, distant. killing four and WHunaIn- d
number ~ othcr-. The iugitives were
there rescued by a British ship and iAAei D.
% Nacasaki.
4 .Ianane~e mal-of-war. sent 70 -h''''--
sfS liz outbreak and -uccor tn Japahess
WHO remained In torea, returned AusLs'
al and announced that all ihe Jap4ur-f. q,
~..olll had probably been slaughtered ana
that the capital was IN -iaie - -h-i ,AN
Of the inmates # ihe palace Tang A'h'
vas shared. The Queen, The hfT APP a.
r,ut. and thirteen Minister Of -tal. 40.
other high dignitaries were Lilf eu
TIE JanaDese Government Ia al I, /.
a 1T n tie scene II the disorder, anu
l.atherinr troops 70 await development
Tbe r~naration must De absolute ana uh
co,diticuD war will ensue. Tie rene
ION +. IA 10 have been directed 10y *
Regent Tai IN Kun. who l. Violent 0plo
nent u foreign Intercourse
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fEEEALL AND PAIL NEEI-DECISTVE DINO
CRATIC VICTORY -PAUL's RECRUITS FI.ox
ROCKINGHAM on THE GEoUND.
ESPECIAL ielegram 70 the Disnslch.l
STANTON, Va. August 2s.-A very large
crowd heard the discussion between O'Fer-
rall and Faul here to-day. The court
house was crowded, and hundreds 81 peo-
pie could not get within the sound u Tire
speakers voice. The result was highly
gratifying to The Democrats Of Augusta
county, O'Fcrrall proving himself more
than q match for Paul on the stump. Two
carloads 0! noisy Readjusters were sent
down from Rockingham county to 10 The
hallooing for Paul, and in the beginning
they intcTfered a great deal with Colonel
O'IcrralPs speech, bootin- and Kissing,
but when the O'Ferrall men saw their
object they rallied in force. and beat
them badly II their own game. For ten
minute, al 4 time Paul could not De- beard
Tor the hooiing and tauntin-. and lost his
temper. making some right good hit In
hi, wrath. lie said le meant % stand
there til ,unlown but what BE- would
make his speech. He Ainched -oreiy NJ
der the sharp thrust Of O'Ferral. who
in hi- reioindcr WAS very severe. His an
,wer, 20 Paul. who tried % rally in MS
closing. was good. Il want 10 know Of
the gallant Colonel" be said. "who j. hi-
candidate Tor congressman at large ]: ''
Colonel O'Ferrall, rising. said, i viii tel
the gentleman II be viii listen. am going to
vote Tor the man he has for The last two
year. been telling M was the best Auditor
Vir-ina ever had. an ! an going u sup
port q Democratic Readius,er in preference
20 Repulican-Reaiiustor with all my
soul"
The applause that followed this Feior;
was too much for the N4honeite, and BE-
never rallied; but 70 covor hi, discom-
future when De ceased speaking some Of Ai-
friends ran up and carried him out on
their backs. while O'FerreH', friends
crowded around him. shook hands. and
yelled until the roof shook, anil then g.
cor,cd him ia triumph from IT, house.
Altogether it was ,le noi>ic,i public day
ever seen in stamton. lut il va, VIM
Ming orc tor the proud Old Democrats Of
Augusta.
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The Mississippi River Commission

NEW YoEF. August 2,.-The Mi>-i--ipui
River Commission bella session To-day.
Henry y. Richardson, site cn-ir .r -
Louisiana, appeared before tle commission
20 argue the necessity n building Icrc->
I.low - wei as above tlc mouth ri iir
Rcd river. Tie following resolution vas
adopted
Ileo.cef. Tina, IL IS TIE Judgment u ;.e
Nis.is>ipu River Comm.- ion iIe repair
I'M. and building 3 the lcvce> as ST forth
IN -hcra-olu.Ion, oi Mississippi River 'o.l-
mission adoited % their session held I'D iat
ri,v u New York On The l-'h u Tie ISM
~ ,1,-rl.t. 1SS2. should Zoe done as part
~ the plan = the Commission 10 afford
case and safety 20 The navigation and COM
n,rro of the Mississippi river and ID
aa.ron the channel. and that the secretary
~ war l.c informed taat TIE allotment ol
he funds and plans proposed III 'ai1 -
.ion were made in pursuance OBJ ~lc' .N''--
mont ~ the Commission then existing.
The Commission then iii, -us,ed The ~
ic.t - expanding part Of thr money a.lot-
ted 10 levee-hGiiGin- above The mouth ~
Rcd river I'D leyee-oui'diDe below iIa'
mint. A resolution ~ That efcci wa LOST
m motion vii. probably be rec.n-llereo
. Tomorrow, session and anoiltT VOL"
taken. ,.,....
the hi8. for leyec-huiidine obtained b!
Eli.si.-'qpi state authorities cannot le N,g Use.
.v N. United state, Government, 1nl
.trrr1,a l,il> mu,t 'e advertised ..r IN ac
corianee w,-h the provision, laid dow
f.r other har,or- and riFef-iulrov.eiatn
work.. Til, VIII cause delay q io-
Ten 10 fifteen days.
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The YeIIOH-icyer.

BROWNSVILLE. TEXAS. August 81 here
wrr. for-v-,ix new cases q yellow yer
r..ter5av. and three NrXican- ora. IT.
Murray rived 10 Brazo- IL lH o'c.'cS i.i
,l,.. ,,,,r.rin, on the rcyenu--cutter Nc
Iane. There were five deaths ~ A~'2-
mora.. Weather -uiIry.
NV YORK. August 2>.-A BroWn''Al.e.
T,x.) dispatch TO The bre"!ry ioS' ~ u
!. believed that the f,ver ha, reached H.
rl;max here. Or. MURRAY. of the United
>,ate, BOARD q Health. write, that nurses
and supple. have arrived. Mayo carson On
and Rev. Mr.. Hall have been attacked. III
Watamor.s the disease has about run IL
course. -..., (...,,.
WASHINGTON. August 2S.->urgeoIn-I'.'gn'
eral Hamilton received tonight me loho"'
inr telegram from Brownsville ! c .I
" Forty-six new cases OF fever anu u. VI =
desths for the twcnty-iour hours ending "a
IoA. NJ Yesterday. Ei=hty-siX new c.ise
and eight deaths for The past t"eniy-i'u
hours. Or. Murray ha- asived-
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Driving the MorTrens from North. Car
Olfua.

RALEIGH. August ss.-Yesterday morn
Ing the residents Of Cleveland county held
an indignation meeting 70 take steps 70
compel the emissaries Of the hcrnons, who
have for several months been endeavoring
10 make converts in that section al the
state. 70 leave. The actions Of the latter
day saints have been the cause OF consider
able disturbance ameng the people, and
resolutions were adopted calling on them
TO depart before the indignation OF the peo-
pie became uncomfortable. or serious trou-
ble would be the result. An address 10
the people calling upon them 70 unite in
driving out the Mormons has also been pre-
pared. and unless the missionaries depart
hlOodshed NAV De expected.
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4 1T 3
ha- r-en taken prisoner ~ ha--a-.n Tie
u, i'u- f'.s. O.. .- LII ,i,.., ....' 81.
l. go p--...t ,,.l f,,.r
- ~. - .-.ar,.d frorn Ar-li
'.'-' RI. 80. ,,l .....i,.d rs, fl.
- ,,. 100
u .I'.-'' ,,,..,,., ss -e..,e,.oi Wol.elcv
..i-..-..-.l. - T.,,'f-. under date ~ -un-
-..il,,--. ~ how inst returned
-, H.. .,,-,.o.,. ana lind that orr artion-
81 .1,f.,,-. f.,'.,l Fri9qv had far ruore r.
W. -..,.i-. fI,an VAS aware e ye.ter-
.r.r.v W., cnuri.i,l, routed
.,.r a.I toward ~o.a.ir. throwing away
Nv ,r,-- .rI a.routrpo.Dt.. s 1.rv
49,. .'..,,.. ~ c.rnr .ouir.-e. awr.un.-
800. &c.. u.. ..,--,r.1 NahmouH
- .~.fi p.cIa-- cif.f engineer and
-.,..--.-, .I,-i.ar l. now y prisoner in Ly
--,-'.,
.-.~t, ,,r,.-.rrv r0nv~n.
.lt......t - .l..
j. N-''5' y '.-' IT,. - .'' .... 80
~ aHrH 81 I'D a. III, L.. ....,. (I.~t
:, " .".-'- " .y'-. ~ 3D.. r..r.iI nm F
',-a - 49,, ..~.,-.. r,-'- P.,l,s.
1i.-..t.r - fhe Interior. Harfar r.. '.8.
Minister II Finance: AMI omar Lutti
pa.ha. Minister q War
-,rrr.r-,. "a, ATTACK rrr.-f.l.-reR,E.
..-..... -rl.. r...r., v,.-. rn
L'N.''- > - ~. s..,.,..... f-.r,
....,...,',..l,. Id.
l>i.--l'l' -, ... ,,...r .'f,-. 2, +.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL poINrs.

fulkersen an Independent Candidate far
Congress In the Ninth Virginia District
The feilow-Fever On the Texas Border Be-
heved 60 Have Run It's Ceursc-ProbabIe
Lynehins CT Rape Fiends-Desperadoes Cap
tnre Train and Rob the Passengers-Im-
provement or the Mississippi River-The
Last Battle in EsyPt; the Enemy D,moraI-
ized-insurreetion in Cor.a; Outrasts by
the Insurrents-Riot Between Hindoos and
hohammedans; Many or the Latter Slain
serious Prosuat.on Of the Archbishop Of
Canterbury.
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FULKERS0N'S CANDIDACY.
HIS ACCOUNT OF HIS STEWARDSHIP
AND INDICTMENT or MALONE.

How the Admipistrstien Disappointed Hin
Malone Foreips Issu~s upor the People as
General Adm inistratsr Of the Late Rspub-
lean Party in yirginia-No Honest Man
Can Endorse Him" The Last Legislature
I'll, Slave or His wIl--Mahene's Rail-
read Ra.cality-He is Charged with Being
a Dictafor-piessr,. Massey and Newberry
SPEAK
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i'resbyteries, OF striking from our Confess
non OF Faith the prohibition 20 marry a
deceased wife's sister.
on saturday afternoon the Presbytery
ADJOURNED. after passing a cordial vote Of
thanks to the congregation and community.
ana particularly 10 Colonel Goode. Of the
bunaio Lithia Springs. Cor their generous
Inequalities. Large audiences assembled.
iiiiing the large and convenient arbor erect
ed Tor the preaching services. and the mos;
perfect order was observed throughout.
% That the meeting was in all respects a
most pleasant one. II Ar
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His Life In Danger from Iiquor-Mcn.

BLOOMINGTON. III. Au-7lst 3s.-Hr0-
fessor K. y. Wclch, formerly principal II
the Pontiac school. write, from Topeka,
Kan-a-. that his lie is IN danger FROM The
liguoT-mcn there. because. a assistant
state attorney. he has teen prosecuting
vio.ator, OF the state law. They have
within a day or TWO cut III buggy 60
pieces. di-fgured his horse, and threatened
MS lie. Re has had ~ cdli meeting Il
the citizens 20 prevent being mo5hed.
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dan infant lying on the ground. It's arms
were also torn Of Headless corpses OF No
hamnedan men and women were lying on
every side. Houses Of Mchammcdans were
burned. and the principal mosque was
almost RACED TO the ground. Dead pigs
had been thrown into wells with the
corpses Of MOhsmmedan children. Troops
are still patroling the streets. The No
hammedans are 4 small minority Of the
Dnnulafion
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Robbery of Train by aoughs.

TOLEDO. ONO. August 2s.-ExcursiOns
were run Yesterday 10 Grand Rapids.
Mich, thirty miles from here, on the mar
row-gauge road. On a return trip in the
afternoon FIVE or xix desperadoes with
drawn revolyers captured the train and
committed daring robberi,s aud outrage.
One citizen lot 80. and was thrown from
the platform. The conductor was used up
trying 70 arrest one Of the roughs. All the
de>peradoe- escaped except Larry King. a
notorious character. whom the police Sc
cured when the train reached this city.
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Trouble Among Irish Copssabies.

LINEB.cE. August 2s.-Earl Spencer.
Lord Lieutenant Of Ireland, has ordered
the dismissal 81 FIVE Of the sub-eonstables
who objected to being removed 70 the
North. The event has c. used considera-
be excitement. and thirty q the coustsbles
have resigned. 80 that the city tonight i
witbou, the usual police force.
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r,i-.crnrs EIccfcd.

NV YORK. August Is nc III l 1'''
melting Of the stockholders Of the Mana
VIA and Chesapeake Railroad COMPANY
~. - Eanayvha Bridge Company, and the
5.,e Stock-Yards' Company, was
IA a, ~ Broad street. The following
Lis,u ''.d directors were elected: kanaw ma
n llI iShesaneake Railroad Company. L.
anu , nj, J. Z. Gates, ". II: Hogeman,
Il , iull'.T E Uawes, and Edward Ii. P9rdee
, 9;l,io,, H. bo bridge Company-C. p. Hunt
i M 49, L. Gates, W. II. Hogeman'
l I= n - Halves. and Frank Il. DAVIS
JAM Gnnarhr.er St0ck-Yards' Company; T.
Ore James b. HAYES, William Mani
Ga~,,,e Halves. and L. II. Pardee'
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49, ~...-. ....-.. r,I.-,.tra
r-...--. - r,..r,l-. --r ~ Tho
$50. 80 1.r.rr-TI-. church. i'm
.s.r ~ -r. p--raf. Titff.
80. ,-.,,.,..-. and six.
~. ~. .,., favored
---.,,. .....I p., Holm ".
49,. r,r...f,,.ry. North
" = u-.,..' p F..-
- rl.. ra. NJ.
.-.-.-.l, AMI H-r.
'-' '. .t..--.-, rl.rr.s. ....-
=. - i .,.... .,-.- -, .~r .e,.i.r. au5
49,. a 5000. .. ....-.r. fr-lIer.
L.f. Thomas -'it" 81,
--e'lr. ~ Dr. is ''- r-,. - 4.
- " - ,.,-. .. ...,.,..-
l.e-- .nl -. e''
f .---h-. p.- O.
l-e paper N -.'.'''- r,,....- .,--,., +..,
N--a u 'u' -.-' ID '-- .-l-
.-- 81 r-1--iul f.. i-t '''i-.--- -..,.
va- presented ale tr3o' .'- '...
-.-- ana memorial % ia - - Pc
"-,e4 ae bad LOT 81 re F,... " r., an ia,..-
n4- written. lh 'Lt'i' ash -, ,.,,
r-l.a1 oi ihe .nai r. a. -. f..r-i.i.
~ ' W. 80 ~ ...l raper. ana
NJ. Morton WIN -, ~ brakes
~ .-ill merliu- ~ ,,,...riant after
ti-n.A r. -oeu I. - l.' .,,s,,,1.8 him Of Iii
N~ Morton shall have mo ~, I" - So.
readiness - proceed WIN wv 49, $50
r.n. The stated ciefA N'-e - -,
u apWicA.i.n iv4 =. -, .r,..;ed corv
agent. furnished him "l.H ~. -,
% The paper from the 'feheI-. -.
The overture from lns 80, 80 go. Form
ply proposing IN AL - "a, =. the Pas
Oh Dol'rnin'n, .D7,.tifIIte quorum
10 -e-sionl III ca-'-
tNo elder ,.-.,;, u n. ans
Rev. AieA-hG-. 40 - Friend. wer.
Bunns Elder W ii'l-ii -, - G4nera
chosen comini~-IontI, 81 i -. XIV. mex
Assembly, % meet VI 49, 49, p,'iin-, Eide
MAY. Rcy. ]. :. ilson anu -. i'.,'.,
Joseph SteDpln- - De l3'1 u. ~ p I Rrowl
Ky. Joln ID W. a. - ~ di-mi--ion-
a-krl and received lT.'''' - ~ P.to-i
tie former 70 the fies'.N ~ i.,..r - m
synod oi Missouri ans. 80 - Ken
Pre-, yt,ry Of Lben-zti' =
turks. ,.,.,,i.r ri
Nr. William =. I.'D1' .---..,-.5 ,,,
5,rtl.a care u the Prest!itfN 90 " 0'''''
da,- FOR The ministry. .-....-. al,
u was ordered THAI the i'4iiii ~, ,''1,
.....ion. oi fhe Hre-"yieil h-t 80
t,.ir nrltit. the paper adopted ns 'ne 70 20 Il
elai Asseni,i. f., r...srd - the inca.
q touring No, ,'.., -
number 81 our l,'','s'. 49,, arr uastors 81
,, il wa - N BE- enjoined to give 81
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S.,,,ing the Expenses

WASHINGTON. Z. G.. Au. .ls Rosrd =;
Audit appointed to I'll $50, ID, sS9 lin =,
the illness OF the hre res,'.err e,. ,;In
forth in detail hi. claims Tor rIlnaa . dn-ar
He saws that his Pc, u ma pr.sident. md
the time he attended ~ lIS I'm caused l,y
during mis- subsequent y - sis ono. and h,
,S, s p1a rsreiye =. compensatior
for toPo o es and aSis service. to the late Presden
--lS 49,.
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An Alleged Cousin Of General Grant
i'm IrOubie.

GLvEsToX. August 2S.-A Ne'-s Dallas
special spy, William J.'Gr1nt. an alleged
cousin Of cx-Pre,ideni Grant. l. guilty d
the dedication II the funds y lodges Of
anti-Catbolic negro so.ietie,. He VIII he
indicted Il be does not refund.
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Grateful Rains.

PETERsBUEG. VA. August 2S.-lnforma-
ton received here f. % tie eject thar heavy
rain, for the past few day, have been very
general throughout >oU,k>ide Virginia.
and tnat the crops are greatly benefited.
Corn has improved wonderfully and -ives
promise Of 4 heavy yield.
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Mating In Madras.

CucrTTA. August 2s.-There has D -
,osrs,,I riotjnc between Hindoo- and No
sa,nu,cdnus Al salem. in the presidency q
Medrss one hundred and hfty Hindoos ana
three Mohsmmedans have Detn IT, ~ ~ ~
An eve witness Of the Disorder saAs W
...y Iur ,..,c.l.Dv ciiea Doa. " Aoi-1i--'''e
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PROVIDENCE. z. /. August "a c..I-
lion wa, issued from the supreme Court
for William Spracue and +. y. Moulton %
appear next saturday IL Il O'Clock O. hc
heard ~ tie matter o. the pos, >-iou q
Can onchef.
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Raae Sisgsr. %.
American, 3Ass4c.
Spirits Tsryssfins; ss@soe-
Fsreign Fruits aud CANDY.
Candy. l2Sis l3c. = y.
Legsoas x66t7 = noy-
OrGaees 1850 Z box. and very scs1rcc.
ssrcccries. kc.
Bacou: clcar-rIb sides. i5s6l5se.: sioHl isrs-
1l4s.i Be-: NiryiEfa shoulders. 10, Nirgih.h 1cg-
rornd. lie Virgins hsms, large. l5k. l5-c' silan
i4GIas esnvased nsras. 3 sal 7c.: bulk sides.
lsssl4Sc.; bulk shoulders, l0&s'le. stock
Buckets Painted two hoops. sl5oGsL75;
Broo1s: Two strings- $50. three strings.
sl.s1ess; four string. fS.l5sSss.
tgfes ki0 Common. 9"p Toe: fair. loSf ! =.
good = n ne ls,4l2rc.; L@Easyra- lie<l -:
Coadi,s- Adam4uttne candles. fzsi2-c = set.
I5A al6c.ss =: talf-hoxes / w.; taliuw- IA.
Chase Primo cutting. lee 2~c. n0riaern
aud western prime cutting. I l<'sl& corIrson.
SalOc.; Engiish dairy, l-espc-; pineapple
Rics, Carolina. :. asc.
FISH. Herriur~-Nortf Carolina Co.'s. $1,000
~. North Car0lfua cut herrtpg--uev. eG.a 30
-. - "a. Tern. - eS4 -. Macserci-Nu. Bay.
hali-'arrr 81: ~. p IN barrels, -l0.50msii /.
Ne. niackere', SO - $3.50. No. /. in Ssts.
sl.5C; ". 2. la sits. -l.25.
L1rl: Prime harr,i- sud ,.erce-- isaI4.c.:
~ hAlf-'ar ~ ifse.; tubs. l4Aa "a c. Tor
Kofisses, Common syrup-HogshcaGs 9ic.
ucrce, pc: ha-rv.s. 2jc.. g6umin, go!dsn srtun,
5oe35c T. -aison: Ncv ori,an> prime. 65es7uc.
Ntr- LNcrpnf q nom -fHv. l.Gl. tFound
aiuu. from s.o-C. SO. Z. Sex
Nu7uT Crushed. -fiinkr.. rovicrcf. =
I0sc.: graduated. 8 q a1c.; a. osap&e.: 'OH
A. 90 ..tc.; yellow. : e &C.. cuf-to4f. lif.c.
Soap Common. 3 -r.. i,-si wa.hing. siss.-,. /.
ioile' l5G2oC and ftncy price: couutrS- Sc.
T,as blssk -5w3Vc.' imperial -5s75c-
Hides. Leather. 90.
~ ies Green. 5moe.. Net aiied. 6s@ 7e.; cry
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Archbishop OF Capterbury's Conai'
ton.

LoyDoy. August 2S.-Greai fear are cn-
tertained regarding the condition Of the
Archbishop of Canterbury in consequence
4 biz continued serious prostTation.
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su,rtde in Georgia

ATLANTA. GA, Angus; ss.-l ; I'm .n,, :
II Aeworfh, James Tolbert committed ! sue u'
eide by shooting himself. no cause l. -
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
% d." IA . I'd > I'd
CouIrr5 Produce.


,.. ..-..r -...s1El t.s-sn p ta-rr.
~ tllI.
b..sfcvr - &c. H. . ,o..a- ...-
.'ffrT- if.it ..--...I. -..a.. is.
good. - % - If''l ......- o..
Corn N s4-N. tti .-.'-''' '.-
III city u.lii-
B.0rs- N'tI.Iai- ..
5'o- 49, &c.. r.err.e..
l5c. ....,,... l-..,2..
Lire fs ~, -.--.s-- ..,
kHsf. - t...- ...f,.....r. ---.
ftIfhfrs XXI.
fH-sf' ----. .-- . ..y.--
Hr~
r.x,.. -l.-- cloves ''.-
B0it. frtl. = .....f
P.ff.sf .r.-.- 49, ..-... 81. .
B,Dfs. oi4---. --i'
'' L4',t C5ls.-y l. d. .... e..
choice. Nlrse' fll lt---A@
h. 49,. ,le.cei-a.-
Sfnfr. ir-.ir. t".-
Slu.ss 600 -'r-
Ba.el Nr.F
R.o. W--aei ,.... Ian .a5,
VICE. WI oi---- 20.
r-.t.a- c.,,.,,,. Line. Plaster. a..
i''l-.,.-, .--..eI.sN 81 .ar-,f
.'..f..-. - Joe. b tu-0f.. Rock
In - 30. according b. lu-la.y vir--
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NEsrLws SWISS coXDESsED

Ltt.A.
-,..-..., o,.lv 80 Vryrv swtEeriant, We
,ea-.u,,.a - rc the ElcBEsr aid lteESi ir lse
,,.rse.. ana f-ee srola sds.te-a.ioa Of any kip--
,, wa Wish ne BEsT be sure 70 ask ior &c
3. NE.r brad. and take 20 other.
Fr..,e ~ al sroesgs An8 dr..sfi'ia-
..aAa... - %. $50 AFe's"-
| ..a.-an, lsCsllexs Pace, Sew lVis cay.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.


NONDAy. August =. 1eS2.
! ssIEs-FRsT EoAED.-l.oCO shares Columbia
and Grecnvllie second 6's az >6a. Loco DO. ~
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Staunfon STIRRED In.

0 FEEiIALL AND PAIL NEET-DECIsIvE DINO
CRATIC VICTORY -PAUL's RECRUITS FisoX
ROCKINGHAM on THE GEOUND.
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frrnt American rrueL oii Dominion htr.
, T-lnc. = r. fr -ilud9r3 ~. H large lHf- %
Eegf ~, - " .l,. i,.,. r,,i,-.-s a. Z, 81. fo1n.
-r $50.
Ms. oid D,mia.,u. ss.e5 for standard 40.
in' 2Nn seq
PlugL-ossags Wholesale 3sc.. retail. &C
< =. MannlA. l-s,. -. .a.e. : .ese-
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pEATu OF A VENERABLE LApV-rHE OLDEST
NATIVE CTTgXENS-nESAINS IN ROUTE
PBoTRACTED sFETgNGs--THE FoURr;l-EEg,-
NENT COMMUNICATIVE
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Raoe Gisger. o..
EsfG SAT. ia62e-. IN keys: Engiis, snda, &c
American. 3aee4c.
Spirits Taryfsfins: fesascc.
En.ess- ErUifx n nd & r.sfv