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IRON THE OLD WORLD.
rrrom the great London Ens.) Times.I

Among the many specifics introduced to the pub
lie for the curc 6 dyspepsia, inJieessson'
meDts Of various kinds, and rs genera fanny
medicine. none have met with such genuine APP
probation a. Hop Iittcrs. introduced 70 tnis
country but a comparatively short time slnce' W
meet the great demand for a pure, safe, ana
perfect family medicine, they have rapidly In
creased in favor until they arc, without question:
the most popular and valuable medicine known.
It's world wide repown IL not due u the advertising
II has received; II Is famous by reason OF Its nhe-
rent virtues. II does all that Is claimed for IL. IL
discharges its curative powers without any Of the
evil effects OF other bitters medicine, being PERI
fectly safe and harmless for the most frai! woman
smallest child, and weakest invalid TO use. Few
are the homes indeed where the great discovery has
nota.ready been hailed a dcliverer and welcomed
as friend. II does what others affect 10 do. Com
posed OF simple materials. II Is a marvel OF DELI
cate and successful combination. Nothing Is
wanting. Every Ingredient goes straight 10 the
marx ut which II is aimed and never fails. Plea
SAINT to the palate, agreeable to the stomach, aud
thoroughly effective as a cure IL has won for itself
the confidence Of ALL Times, London, Eng.
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fBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l


BALTIMORE, August 15.-Yesterday
morning the wife OF Edward j. Curry. q
carpenter, residing in the northwestern
section OF the city, was found dead in bed,
aud her husband reported when he awoke
In the morning that he found his wife dead
lying by his side, and that she had died OF
heart-disease. The coroner, TO whom the
case had been reported, after hearing Cur
rvs statement, thought an inquest unneces-
sary. Subsequently the neighbors reported
that Curry had been in the habit OF beating
his wife, and that during the night loud
screams had been heard from the woman.
An examination was made OF the body, and
it was found covered with wounds. An
inquest was then held, and tonight the
jury rendered verdict that the woman
came to her death from injuries inflicted
by her husband, and Curry was committed
TO Jail.
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The New York Failures.

IBy telegraph To the Dispa'ch'l
NEW YORK, August 15.-George W. bai'
low & Co., bankers, who failed Yesterday,
filed their assignment to-day for the beneht
of creditors to Theo. NJ. Nevins. No pre-
ferences are stated.
The assignment OF Edmund c. Stedmani
and Frederick S. Stedman, OF the hrm OF
+. c. Stedman & Co., brokers, to John
McGinnis was also filed, with preferences
OF $1,000 TO Mrs. Jennie &. Croly, S2.0oO
TO Mrs. Emma K. West, and S1,000to Miss
l.. T.. Perkins. The Stedmans failure was
brought about by outside private specula"
tions OF Frederick S. Stedman, Jr., part
ner OF the firm, during his fathers absence,
and without his knowledge or consent he
took securities amounting TO S1OO,0Oo,
which he used In speculations with Cecil
Ward a. Co. The losses sustained by the
young man are very heavy. When Mr.
Stedman, sr., returned to his once
on Monday, after short absence. he was
made acquainted with the fact, and imme'
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EROM GERMANY.
KATZENBACHroF, GERNASY.l
August -, 1881 !

kAIZENBAfliffhf. iffkNAFlsf
August %, 1881. !
Hon Buters Company:
Dear Sirs.-I have taken your most precious es-
ence, Hop BItters-and 1 can already. after 80
short time, assure you that feel much better
than have felt for months.
Ihaye had. during The course Of four years, three
times an Inflammation Of the Kidneys. The l1si-
in January, 1850, was the worst; and took a LOT
Of medicine to cure the same. In consequence OF
which my stomach got terribly weakened SUI
fered from enormous pains. had 10 bear great tor
mcnts when taking noarlshment- had sleep!ess
nigh;s-bu; none Of the medicine was 81 the iea't
use to me. Now, in consequence Of taking Hop
Bittors. these pains and Inconvenience have en-
trely left me, have good nights rest aud am
sufficiently strengthened for work, while always
Lad 10 lay down during the day, and this almost
every hour. | shall think IT my duty To recon-
mend the Bitiers 10 all who suffer. for am re
cannot thank the Lord enough that came across
your preparation, and hope He win maintain You
a long time to come for the welfare Of suacrii
mankind. Yours very truly,
PAULINE HAUssLFR,
Iebr, Roster.
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diately closed UP all his obligations in the
Stock Exchange, and after examining into
the affairs OF the concern thought It best to
make an assignment to John McGinnis, Jr.,
OF the Stock Exchange. The liabilities Of
the firm will amount TO about 5000. 900.
Some OF the securities deposited by Fred
erick Stedman with Cecil Ward g. Co.
have been recovered. Stedman, Sr., was
to-day offered ample means by numerous
friends TO continue business. but he
thought 1t best to make an assignment. He
has been member Of the Stock Exchange
since Its organization, and has passed
through all the trying times OF Wall street
without difficulty.
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Indian Troubles I'm Mexico.

BY telegrdI h 10 The DlsJdichsI
TOMBSTONE. ARIZONA, August ia
special courier from headquarters Of the
army operating against the Indians in Opa-
sura, Sonora, and Mexico. says the Apaches
on July Goth made an attack on the village
OF Nacori, where Lieutenant Moreno is
stationed with small picket OF State
troops, killing five Of the guards. At day
light next morning Lieutenant Moreno
marched with twenty men and found the
savages to the number Of 80 men strong
" entrenched, and he was compelled
to retire. lie made second reconnois-
snce. accompanied by armed villagers, but
the ammunition becoming exhausted he
was forced to retreat a second time. Sew
eral Of the Indians were killed and Lieu
tenant Moreno was slightly wounded.
After the skirmsh the sayages had things
all their own way, and drove off large
herds OF cattle.
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Thus cries aloud the fiend who stands
on the railway platform when the train
comes 10 halt. AS he cries he beats q
huge gong or brandishes a heavy bell.
Then the people crowd In TO partake IN a
hurry OF cucumbers. cabbage, tough meat,
unripe fruit and soggy pie. In three min
utes they finish the work, which, II done
at all, ought TO take nearly twenty. Then
they crowd out again and complain OF not
feeling very well. Pity for them. Those
who have brought Perry Davis's Pain
Killer with them may avoid attacks OF
cramps and other bowel disorders; but as
for the thoughtless folks who have started
on their journey without this valuable aid
TO travel, what shall they dof BE wise
before you procure your ticket. Don't
wait till the fast minute, but buy bottle
Of your home druggist and pack It where
you can get At II without moments delay.
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Washington Items.
TBy telegraph to the Dispatch

Thy Telegraph 10 INC DIspdtch'J
WASHINGTON, ID. c., August 15.-The
Treasury Department gives notice that on
Wednesday, August %, 1885, and on each
Wednesday following. United States bonds
embraced in the one hundred and twenty
first call will I've redeemed at the Treasury
Department, in Washington, to the amount
of five million dollars without rebate Of in
terest.
The executive order consolidating the
internal.reyenue districts in Alabama and
Virginia went into effect to-day.
Orders were issued at the Treasury De-
partment to-day for the opening OF all life
saving stations on the Atlantic and Gull
coasts on the 1st OF September next.
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Rain at Inst.
Especial telegram to the Dispatc

Especial telegram 10 the DIspatcn'I
NORFOLK, Va, August 15.-The drought
which has existed in this section for many
weeks, to the injury of the farming inter-
ests, was ended to-day by copious and
continued rainfall, lasting all day. The
rain was general, extending to Raleigh, n.
c., and causing great relief to the people.
IBy telegraph to the.Dispatch.l
LYYCHBURG, Va. August 15.-The hrsl
rain that has visited this section Tor hvve
weeks fell to-day. The drought through
out Southwestern and Piedmont Virginia
has caused the destruction OF the corn crop
in several counties, and has done irrepara'
BILE damage to the tobacco crop in others
L, is thought that the rain has come TOO late
to mend matters.
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DARNEs's HOTEL, HAMPTON, VA.

Situated In the hourishing town Of Hampton,
three miles from Fort Monroe: convenient 10 the
depot Of the Chesapeake and Ohio railway, con.
Meeting with all lines North, South, and West ana
the steamers Of the old Dominion STEAMSHIP
Company. offers superior accommodations 20 Wis
itOrs Elegant rooms. Every comfort. Capacity
$50 guests. Table irst-cass, embracing every
luxury which Tidewater Virginia affords.
TERMS 81 and a. so per day. Special terms
for weekly or monthly bOarders.
THANKING the public for favOrs of the past. m,
endeayors will Away be employed u secure the
comfort of those who favor me with their patron
age. Telegraph-onice In hotel. Electric bells.
Carriages 10 Old Point and depot stages every
hour for Fort Monroe; fare, loo, ,..,
D. l7-2m y. y. bhEHEo'
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A PrisOneriSho"ts sheriff and 4,
Killed.

IDy Telegraph % The DIspatch.J
NEW ORLEANS, August 15.-A special to
the Picdyine from Natchez. Miss. says
A negro named Postlethwate stole mule
in Catahoua parish, La, and was pursued
by Sheriff Fairbanks and arrested at Bill
let's bayou. While under arrest the negro
drew a pistol and shot the Sheriff off his
horse. After falling the latter drew re-
volver and shot the negro dead. Sheriff
Fairbanks is not dangerously hurt.
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A Methodist Minister Killed I'm Texas.
fBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.J

UN I'I'FIdIIII 10 IIV IIISTHIVII'J
LULING, TEXAS, August 15.-Yesterday
afternoon Lawrence Denman met Rev. X.
q. Sewell on the street, and drawing q
navy revolver fred at the minister four
times. inflicting wounds which in short
time caused his death. The causes leading
to the shooting are OF domestic nature,
and can only be published on the trial of
the case. No one bames Denman, and yet
Rev. Mr.. Sewell is regarded as the victim
OF conspiracy, as he asserted in his ante
morton statement. Both parties are highly
connected. Mr.. Sewell was Methodist
clergyman. and local agent OF the Ameri-
can Bible Society.
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Probably Fatal KencOntre.
lBv telcgraphto the Dlspatch.I


CHARLESTON, w. Va, August 15.-On
Monday night, at Fayette station, on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, Lee Reeves,
a mulatto, who had previously assaulted
Edward Nolan, renewed the attack, and
shot Nolan, John Huddleston, and another
man, whose name Is unknown. Nolan and
HuddleSton cannot live. The other nan
may recover. Reeves escaped.
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Mortgage FOreclOsed.

[By telegraph 10 The DlspiIchI
BosToN, Mass, August 15.-The Essey
Savings Bank has forecosed a mortgage OF
s70. 600 on st. Marv's church, at Lawrence.
on account of the inability Of the priests to
raise sufficient funds to pay the interest,
and the property will be sold at auction
September 9Th. This Is portion OF the
property owned by the Augustinian Soc-
ety. The structure originally cost over
rana aon
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a Contractor Murdered.
lBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.I

SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, August 15.-James
Winter, wel-knOwn contractor on the
Mexican National railroad, has been mur-
dered near Saltilo, Mexico. He had gone
to that city for funds to pay Off his en-
ployGs. and while returning to camp was
wavlaid and killed for his money.
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ShOe-Lasters' Strike.

IBy ttItKTdpH Z" tIIt DISP"VVII'J
ST. LOUIS, August 15.-About sixty shoe
lasters, employed by six manufacturers.
have struck for higher wages. About 800
other workmen are thrown out OF employ
ment by the action Of the lasters. One
manufacturer acceded to the demands OF
the men, hut the others show no DISPOSE
tion TO do so.
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Forbidden 10 Swim the Rapids.
TBy telegraph to The Dispatch.

By IcTCETd pII % ITV T1ST'F1VTTT
BUFFALO, n. Y, August 15.-The Cana
dian Government has addressed an open
letter to Captain Rhodes stating that him
self or any other person attempting to swim
the whirlpool rapids from the Canadian
side will be regarded as insane and treated
accordingly. Rhodes to-day visited the
rapids, and has given up his project OF
swimming them, either as Il result OF his
inspection or OF the notice from the Cana
dian authorities.
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NORWICH, ENG, june 20, 1852

To ne HOV BHFfTc tVHtIWWVs
Gentlemen,-Having suffered for many years
from biliousoess. accompanied with sickness ana
dreadful headache (being greatly fatiguei VIII
oyerwork and long hours af business.l lost All
energy strength, aud appetite was advised by y
friend In whom had seen such beneficial elects 20
try Hop Btiers, ard few bottles have quite after.
el and restored me To better health than ever. i
have also recommended II 10 other friends, and avn
pleased 10 add with the like result. Every claim
YOU IN IKE for II can FULLY endorse. ana recon-
'''' NV - Yours faithfully, 5. W. FIT.
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FROM PORTUGAL AND SPAIN.

Gentlemen, Though not In the habit OF praising
patent medicines, which for the most part are not
only useless but injurious, have constantly used
Hop Bitters for the past four years In eases Of ndi
gestion. debility feebene,s Of constitutions and Ia
all diseases caused by poor or bad ventilation, want
Of air and exercise, oyerwork. and want OF appe-
lite with the most perfect success.
am the first who introduced your Hop bit'ets
I'm Portugal and spain, where they are no" "se'
very extensively. Yours very truly,
BARON DEFoNTE BELLA,
Profession de Chemie IT de Parmacie, coimbra
University, Combra. Portugal.
1au 9Th, saTuSwlml
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The baltimore Presented Fire Com
missfOners.
IBy telegraph u the Dispatch. !

Nv Telegraph . INC TISIdICH.I
BALTIMORE, MD, August 1j.-All the
members OF the late Board Of Fire Com
missioners who were presented by the
grand Jury on Monday for malefeasance in
office. except Samuel w. Register, who
was president OF the Board, and is now on
his way to San Francisco to attend the
conclave OF Knights Templar in that city,
appeared in court to-day in person or by
counsel, and gave bail in $4,000 each for
their appearance when required. The ex-
element caused by presentments has not
abated, and the action OF the grand jury
is openly criticised by many leading citl,,
zens, irrespective OF party. as unjust and
| unWarranted.
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INSURANCE.
T LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND
IL GLOBE INSURANCE C0MPANf'
(BRANCH OFFlCE).

Invested in the United states over .t5,50o,OoO
sTocKUOLDF PERSONALLY RESPONSE
xIE FOR ALL ENGAGEMENTS OF
THE COMPANY.
All CLAIMS PAID on PROOF OF Loss,
WITHOUT DEDUCTION FOR INTEREST.
POLICIES ISSUED IN CURRENCY, GUILD
OR STERLING.
This company has paid without delay or dis
connt 239,O0l for losses In " the great Chicago
dte- sl,429.729 IN that Of Boston. and $40
1871 In that Of ~. Johns which, with the ordinary
current losses. amount 10 over s3l ,229.OuO pald
in the United states during thirty-two years
while the whole amount 81 claims paid by The COM
pany since TIA esta blishment exceeds ss5.0oO,uOu'
The directors OF this company, determined %
provide for the perfect security of their policy.
holders. have strictly adhered 10 the principle OF
increasing the companys reserves In prosperous
years, In order 10 De prepared for seasons Oh au
verse character. which long experience has shown
% I've inevitable. -,
The only foreign fre-insurance company doins
business In Virginia that has Invested money IL
real estate in the city OF Richmond.
Deposited at the state capital.
Invested in real estate In the city OF Rich an,
Richmond Board OF Directors: Colonel ARChkf
ANDERSON Chairman, X. l.. BROWN Esq
CHARLES 4. DAVIS. Esq.
DAVENPORT 4 CO, General agents,
Liverpool and London and Globe Buiiding,s
No. lil3 east Main street,
aul4-eoI2w Richmond. Va.
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Us. CONSULATE. MANCHESTER, Eng, 4,


Gentlemen-Since writing Won OF the great bsu-
eft | had derived from taking Hop Bitters. gave
a friend bottle who had been suffering much from
dyspepsia and sluggish liver, and the change was
marvellous; he appeared another being altogether.
lie had tried several other remedies without any
benefit. could name over dozen other niracu-
lous cures. ARrHCR e. HALL,
Consular Clerk.
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I 81 OK August, tl.03t september. Corn strong
and higher; 52c. cash and August b!@0Ixc.
September. Oats firm and In fair demand; 26Ac.
cash. 2Gtc. August. 2Gk6128Ac. september Larc
In fair demand ana higher $50 cash and An'
gust. 1920 september. Buik-Ineass ~ TAR dc.
mand: shoulders. 1885; short rib. s6.e0, Short
clear, $40 whiskey steady and unchanged.
MILWAUKEE,.
MuwArKEK, August l5.-FIcur In fair de-
mand. Wheat stronger; s1.02k cash apd August
tl.03k September. Corn higher: NO. =, 9Lbc
Mess pork, 1870 cash and September. Lard
Prime steam, $500 cash and September. HOGS
higher.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTUREs
NEW YORK. August l5.-Cottou--tiross. re-
$4,000 bales August, e10.22@sf0.23; seD'em-
Der, tl0.25; October. sl0.16@1Ol7: Novem-
Der, slO.l4@sl0 Is; December, $40 lS@s ID:
January, fI0.2Sas10.29: February. si0.39M
tlO.41: March, s1O.51Gs10.52: April, sl0.62
@flO.84 Nav. s1o.73dSl0.75.
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ALEXANDRIA PALACE. !
Y y r = y :
InNnnN. ENG. 4

LONDON, Eng. April Is. lss2.
I find Hop Bittors a most wonderful mcdica.
combination - healthful, blood-purifying, and
strengthening. | can from analysis ~ well IS from
medical knowledge. highly recommend them as
valuable family medicine.
BAKBARA WALLACE GOTIIARD.
SUPERINTENDENT.
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s,rFFFtFtD. Eng. June 7. lse2.

Sir-Ilaving suffered from extreme nervous de-
bfitg for four years. aud having tried all kinds OF
medicine and change of scene and air Without tie
irving any benefit whatever, was persuaded bya
friend To try HoL Btters, aud the effect, am hap
r1ms,ances feel II my duty to rive this testimo-
NAL for the benefit of others, as may say am now
entirely well: therefore can justly and WITH con-
ldence give personal testimony 10 any one wishing
| to call upoh me. Yours truly, HENRY HALL.
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FROM REV. J. c. BOYCE, NJ. A.

OCTOBER 80. lss2.
Dear Sirs,-I have lately finished my first bottle
Of Hop Bltters. After having for many years suf-
fered dcutely from rheumatic govt (inheritedl,
feel so much better, and can walk 30 much more
freely. should ike 10 continue the use of IL.
write to ask how many bottles you will let me have
for Il. so that | may always have some Ia stock.
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HOTELS AND BOARDING.HOUsE

GUNNER BOARDERS. - CARLTON
- UOITSE. Scottsville. Albemarlc county, Va,
seventy-nine miles from Richmond, on the Alle-
ghany railroad, at the foot OF the Blue Ridge
Mountains. has been newly lifted np, and Is now
omen for SUMNER BOARDERS 1t 500 per month,
al per week Special rates for families. Livery
attached. Apply TO H. l.. 6OODmAn,
Nv 5-eOdSW Proprietor. ScotH'iie'
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LONDON. Eng. September !. 1882,

LONDON, Eng. september j, SS2.
am pleased 10 testify to the goods effects Of v0ur
Hop Bi.ters. Have been suffering long time with
severe pain In the left side and the oins and
having tried a number Of so-called remedies with
out any benefit, am glad to acknowledge the great
relief have obtained from your medicine.
CHARLES WATSON.
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COLCHESTER, Eng, August Is. 1882

Gentlcmen,-I was troubled with very bad form
of indigestion for a long time and tried many
things in vain until got some Hop iiters. and on
taking was quite cured, ana remain So tiil this
time II Is now three months ago since was lad.
h. BELL.
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Vessel Wrecked.
[By telegraph TO the Dispatch

ttItF
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, August ia spe-
cial TO the Times Union from 81. Angus
tine says the Norwegian bark Fnthioi,
CAPTAIN Hansen. lumber-laden. from Pasca-
eoilla TO Tonsberg, went on the north
breaker off this port this afternoon. and
will prove total loss. The bark left Pas
capoIIla June 10Th.
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Stabbed TO the Heart.

TPN TVIVtIHPII u VIIV OI5TIt-IT'I
NASHVILLE. August 15.-Two female
negro convicts quarrelled in the State
penitentiary to-day, when one stabbed the
other to the heart with pocket-knife, kill
inc her instantly.
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Fatal Colli.ion Between Trotters.

CHARLOTTE, MICH, August ia col
ljsion occurred on the raee-track here this
morning between the trotting-horses Ray
mond and Banker Rothschlld. Raymond
was killed outright and the other horse
was dangerously injured. An offer Of
&c, 900 had been refused for Raymond.
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A FEW UNSOLICITED LETTERS FROM
THOUSANDS RECEIVED.

FEBRUARY y. 1881
have tried experiments on myself and others
with Hop Bitters, and can easily recommend them
as pleasant and efiicacious medicine. have
found them specially useful IN eases OF congestion
q the Kidneys, as well as In bilious derdnge-
men,s. Rev. j. MuNER, VI. A.,
Rector 10 the Duke OF Edinburg
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. August IS, 1883.
nEEERINCG

RICHMOND. August Is, 1888.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-White, $50 bushels. Red, 1920
bushels.
CORN.-White, 2,O42 bushels. Mixed 7ie BUSH
els.
OATS.-212 bushels.
RYE.-50 bushels.
FLOUR.-l25 barrels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT-White. $40 bushels common 10 prime
at 81 to S1.1s. Red, 5,5l6 bushels common to
prime Longberry al 95c. 10 fl.2O; 56i bushels
mixed at Slip To Sl.ls: 6.l76 bushels common
to very good ShOrtberry n soc. 10 Sl.l4.
CORN.-Whiie, IL s bushels good al 6Oc.
OATs.-2l2 bushels very good winter at 80 TO
4Oc.
RYE.-50 bushels prime at Csc.
FLOUR.-l25 barrels on private terms.
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Base. Boil Games Yesterday.

by telegraph to the Dispatch.l
New York: Metropolitan, u; Staten
Island, 8.
Providence New York, 81 Providence,
IL.
Boston Philadelphia, 4; Boston, Q.
Cleveland Detroit, s; Cleveland, 4.
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FRON 0ULD IRELAND.
DUBLIN, November %, 1882.

Mop Bitters Company:
Gentlomen,--You may be interested 10 learn that
one of the most eminent judges on the Irish bench
"a customer of mlnel highly approves of YOUR Hop
Bittcrs. having received great benefit from their
use I. r. HOLMES, Chemist.