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DANVLLE.

INSURANCE NaTTERS-THE WAY A Story
ORows-wAREHoUsE To Pc BUuT-NAR-
~HAISHIP EE-IGNED-TWELTE TKABs FOR
HOE~E-sTE ALlN1-TuE RAINS.
fCorrespoll " tAe Richmond Dispatch.l
ACGCsT =. 1883.
one Of The insurance ageats informs me
tia. The insurance companies vii De sails
led with TIE guaranty against undue loss
by IRE when TIE city purchases the two
steam-enEiue.. Il is not apprehended that
there vii le any difficulty in selling the
bonds q The ci,y 40 the price prescribed
niretv-dFl cents on the dollar. just 2 few
davs before Cle Of the broker, had a cal
for fifteen thousand dollars worth u
bonds and did lot have more than one
thousand worth ca hand.
II .Le Hu-tin-s Court II the county, in
session last Week. Ella Anderson tc0l0red'
was acquitted 81 the murder Il Ter step
child. The report given ~ the case the
latter part ~ April was that she began by
whipping TIE chHd. q -irl about four years
old. 10 make IL run: Embodied her and
beat Der with a stick; laid her on the floor
and struck her with 2 piece Of iron; and
then was arrested eighteen miles from
home. That. the way the story goes il
coming thirty mics
Mr.. :. II. Holland ], preparing 70 build
another warehouse on the site O the one
burned down on The 9th instant.
Mr. Eppa ". Barksdaie has offered the
resignation Of the deputy marshalship, but
il &, not a. yet certain that Marshal Watts
viii accept it.
The Hastings Court Of Henry county
send. join Meadows 70 the peniteninrY
for twelve ye1r. for horse-,tealing.
The recent rams have made people much
more hopeful. The result viii be large
Increase in the quantity Of coarse green
tobacco. the dliiug-0ui II some ears OF corn
where there are new silk. aud great IN
crease in the quantity % peas. turnips.
swee,-Dotatoes. cabbages, and in the second
crops % Irisb-pOtaf0es and some other veg
eta5les. Bur the larger parts Of The corn
fields were already past relef. ALPHA
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Crime I'm Georgia.
/ By telegraph u lie DisDaich.l

TLN IEIt-TlTN ~ u II-7I-1I-I--I
SAVANNAH. August 21.-Near COlQuitt.
Miller county. few nights ago, two ne
gres entered the bed-chamber 81 promi-
nent lady. She was awakened by the
touch Of one Of the men, and put them 70
flight with a pistol. On sunday one Of
tie culprits wa captured. and after being
lodged In iail was shot dead in bis cell.
The other has not been captured.
-Four negroes are now IN jail here in
with the murder Of Henry Her
tel. a German grocer. and his wife sus-
pieion against them l. very strong.
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He GofTDin n Hurry !

And why. simply because hornet had
stung him. only that, and nothing more.
II was q small thing. that hornets sting.
but il made him feel A. II ten thousand
red-hot furnaces lad suddenly condensed
al their red-hotness into that one spot.
Pain Torture Agony. II didn't last
long. for . botl.e q Perry Dayis's Pain
Killer happened 70 be n hand. and few
drops neutraliZed the sting, bringing
blessed relief. Just remember that when
any Of these singing creatures get the best
~ VOu
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The kin@ Of Spain Rebukes a Mutt
nous Regiment.

MADRID. August 21.-Among the troops
which King Alfonso reviewed 10 L0gr0n0
on saturday was the regiment Of human
cia cavalry which participated in the late
revolt. The King. addressing this regi-
menf. rebuked il for mutinying. and urged
the men 20 be true % their country. so that
spain might be able 70 hold Der position
among the nations. ~ the end Of the
kings remarks the regiment cheered Inn
heartily. King Alfonso has arrived here.
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Mysterious Death Of Hon. John W.
BigelOw.
rBY telegraph % Tie Dispatch

by i9-esrlTl . tle UIs0afc6.I
PR0vIuE NcE, L. l.. August -1.-Hon.
John 81. BIsel0w. n View York. wa-
found dead in lis cottage on Washington
street. Newport. on sunday. lie was r.
Gently rescued from drowning. 10 which
time 4 quiet rumCr prevailed that be- Lad
at.emuted suicide. The suicide theory has
a-ain been started. the alleged cause bein-
financial difficulties: bEt the doctor and
the family deny that there l. any founda-
60 90 fba haiilf
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maIf.a-nilliou Fire in Pennsyivanin.

TH' IE-'-lAFl y --I II--II----l
WILLIAHSPoET, Pa. August "A IRE
which started this evening in the saw-rnill
% Finley. Young < Co. quickly DESTROYED
II. and the fi8mes spread nOrihw>ri. de-
stroying the Offices d thaf firm and Merri-
MN & >on.. then entered the lumber-yard
and burned over square u ground, de-
str0ying a large quantity q lumber and
piles. At12o'clock the fire was It'll burn
inE. but with. prospects q soon being sub
dued. several dwellings and barns were
also burned. l. is estimated that from
5000. 900 % 100000 feet q lumber was
burned. The total loss j. expected 70 reach
hr's million
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Anfi-NaSyar Disorders.

AGRAN. August 37.-Thcre have been
fresh anti-MaEyar disorders in this vicini-
". A Zagorian peasant demolished the
Government nouce-boards a. an iuima-
ton that the people do not recognize the
Hungarian Crown. The Mayor and no.
i1ry and eendTme were badly wounded
in m.lee, and a few peasants were killed.
TROOPS have been hIrried 10 the scene.
and the disturbed districts have been pro-
claimed
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The stock market wls active ihrr u-hout TIE gay.
viii fraloui and sharp fluctuations Iu prices.
Hmnor- ~ impending tiiiure~ created an ln-s,i-
lied feeling. and lurIlg fie greater aTf NJ iAe laF
rfere VA. D pressure Oh sell. under which prices
.!erliued p tD 81. per cent. northern ftcinc,.
OREGON Trans lIr coat shares. aud Nlnlfr1ilt
.rorks ie.i The down ward movement TIE leDres-
son during fhe afternoon ". increa-ed ~ q re-
r.r.r hat ne Maverick National Bank. q bosi0u-
.4f .u.psiced. When this report was pronounced
-fd.cul6u- bv leading tank au,horiues here ne
-ar .,.- 10 speculation changed and IN ile closing
s.sllnr- Reading advanced rer cent llld Lie
-araaIuier u flc H-t t0 q from Dee lowest
fg-Irg, ~ One day. II WIS stated that rr1lnncnt
11erltor. who has been heavily icng ~ Lac a.
wanna aud Lasr shore or come time past -'fi4 n4i
to-day. As c8mptre4 win saturday c.o-ius
ices are rorerai'r Fl. o. 81 lower. fhe latter in
I Axe shore. Oregon Trans declined o. Nor'h' r'l
Pacific preferred ,. canada southern 4 81. 'eniril
Pacific P. Ncf Invest L.lrkIFtl ll4a and allril-
srn Central I. Tie chan es In other lf-i.ii l-
.fare- were -,i Elr. except Do Denver ana hr1liaZ
VIZ Ten rise 3 tnd respectively n sneeialties'
NDrcnhi- aud Charleston broke aui MllliN Ni
~ bnt ih4 lafier afterwards recovered -. Irlls-
actions aggregated 100000.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. August Z7.-Nlrglnis pasi-fne co.,
pons, 49,. BIO to Dav
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aDefauIting County Treasurer.
Rvt.le-raph 10 the Dispatch.I

DETROIT. MICH.. August 27.-Eyidence
J. now very strong that 4. 4. Atl0ston.
county treasurer % Roscommon county.
has cone with funds amounting 70 about
as O,l9. Of which 5000 belongs 70 ROs-
common village. 5000 70 Gerrish town.
sbip. Il. 800 70 Harvey Emery, poor man.
and small amounts % various other persons
and townships. His present whereabouts
re INK nnNn-
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A Frishtfui RaiIroad Accident.

GALVESTON. TEXAS. August IA sDe-
cial dispatch 10 the Neics from Waco SAYS:
4 soufh-h0und passenger train on the
Texas and =. Louis railroad last night
Jumped the track. and the engine and the
entire train landed ii the bottom II 4 l5-:1ot
emlankment upside down. The lights
were al extineuished. and the passengers
croped their way out Of the windows rs
best they could. strange % say no one was
fatally injured. and the only ones seriously
hurt were Mr.. Chambers. who was badly
bruised. and her child. who bad is thigh
broken. Brakeman Norsheet had his wrist
.nraLnrl.
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vrec;. on the Panhandle Road.


LT -C-0t7lII . II II. T1I---'I
Cincinnati. August IA dispatch from
Steubenvilie. Ohio. % the Iimes-stGr. says
there was ~ accident on the Panhandle
road this morniu- near Mingo Junction.
within q hundred yards Of the scene Of The
great disaster Of ISIS. An ea,i-bound
freight train coll'ded with 4 Cincinnati
express passenger train. Both engines and
one postal CIR were wrecked. Engineer
Charles Wolf, Of Dennison. Ohio, and
Clerks William V. Newman ard John b.
Hovt. both Of Indianapolis. were injured.
the latter fatally.
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POlIEIe Al.
DOLITICAL NOTICE.

TO THF DEMOCRATIC VOTERS ~ THE
SIXTEENTH -ENAroHIAL DISTRICT.
p, f,a,,,,cr,rir pelepaiss for he city = Man
rt.ter md tie counties u Fo1iitsii 90 ri-san1s
All 1-,-steraeld. cousf. turug he -xtesnih ~sfis-
,,rTnl district. vii a--entle IN CONVENTION AZ
,,ffen'. Adventure. fu toornlarG county. On Isr
Rirhlnuud ans A..eghlny railroad. IN 4 F-9AI
ne geth DAY u August --3. ~ @ eioch n'"a.
=, nor4fnafe A candidate f0r tbr virginia senate
f3r - = xte4ntn senatorial district. zach district
and war,l slll elect teeZairs on NE basis - ne
e0r every fftv votes cas- irr Tie Two electrai an-
rtrk ticket "a Ie-n. The civ - Nanchestsr -
entitled % trr celegntss- fe~natan county -
eirht leisEsts.s. tfoorhl1ud county % nlne eetc-
sf-. AID Chesterfield county p tselty-faliT irse-
80. 4. NASH JOHNSTON.
Al std
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r.eape of Notorious burglars.

WILMINGTON, DEL, August 21.-FiYe
prisoners escaped from the Dover jail late
on Saturday night, and are still AZ large.
Among the number were Bob Allen and
Henry Rasin. notorious negro burglars.
who were leaders Of a gang which carried
on extensive thleving operations in Kent
county. The others who escaped were
Henry Watson white and Joe Cook and
Israel Loote fcoi0redl.
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r,,o Missing ~. Louis Girl Found.

lBv telegraph o. The DISPATCH
- Torrs. August 2-.-A brief dispatch
from Keokuk. lust received. states that
NARY churchill. the Young girl who disap-
rea-ed from her home here 4 week ago
a. rirbf was found there this morning.
No particulars are given.
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shot Dead by an Assassin.

lBy telegraph . the Displich.l
JACKSONVILLE. August IA dispatch
from WellhOFn. Fla. SAYS: John Dees was
hot dead TO-DAY while riding IN a buggy
between Lake city and Welllorn. The
assassin. who was concealed il a school,
house by the roadside, fired through a
crack. the whole charge taking effect in
lJees's back. There i 10 clue 10 the muir
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vaRGISIAs AGAIN vrcroRs.
The 0aieksseps Defeated by the Boys
from Riehmond-scorsI II toJ.
Especial telesram to lhe Dssu.seh. !

lrprct@t Ar'e@Iain 70 re Dispatch.
WILMINGTON, DEL, August s7.-The
yirginias won another great victory to-day
in their first game here with the Quiekstep~,
OF this city The tatting Of the yIrginias
was simply terrible. and elected the hearth
est applause from the large crowd Of spec
taiors present. The score was as follows /:
inninss....--..-.l 5 6 7 : Total.
Nirginias-....-..6 o o o ! / o IL
Vniess'ep s-.--.-.o 0 o o ! 3 o 0
Base hiis-y irs1nizs ! Ouicks;eps7 :. Two base
~, 1 .-N1sh i Iree aase Fergus
The second and hst game between these
piTflt. viii - II.
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Paris Press Fefc in Aid OF tie Ischfn
Sufferers.

PARIS. August IA grand fcte was
given yesterday IN the TuileTies Garden
under the auspices q the press Of Paris.
the proceeds Of which are 70 be devoted %
the aid Of the sufferers by the recent earth
quake on the Island Of Ischia. The r.
ceipts amounted 20 300. 900 francs. There
WI. an immense attendance
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THE TT RI.
Rrish.on-Beaeh Races.

BY ttie-rarh ~ me lnslaicnsl
BRIGHTON, August 27.-There was 4
large Attendance At the races to-day. The
weather was cool but pleasant, and the
track was in excellent condition.
First race-purse $3.50 for two-year olds.
selling allowance, three-quaTters Of mile
Jessie y. won essily. with Ligan second.
Boul0tte third. Time. 1:1-!.
second race-purse $40. selling allow
ances. for al ages. thTre-quaTters ~ milo
Clarence woB; King Nero second. and Ma
Tia third. Time. l.lsa.
Third Tace-S1J0. selling allowances.
three quarters Of q miie-PluBger won
easily. with Clara 4. second, and Garfield
third. Tine. i:lC4.
Fourth Tace-purse $40, FOR nou-win-
nerS at Brighton this year, one mile
Egypti1n won; frankie p. second. and
Brunswick third. Time. I:444.
Fifth race-purse $50. FOR three-veaT-
olGs. selling allowance, seven eigbtbs u q
mile-Frank E. won. with =. II. second,
and Little Katie third. Time. 1915.
sixth rlce-puTse $40, for an ages, one
mile and an eigbth-Maitie Rapture won
easily. with Red Fox second. ana Barney
Aaron third Time 1.JfL
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The Late Count De Chamborf.

PARIS. August 27.-Requiem misses
were celebrated throughout the city today
for the repose Of the soul Of the late Count
De Chambord. The Legitimlsts win 20
into siX-months' mourning in respect 20
his memory. The Orleans prince, have
gone 70 Frohsdorf % attend the funeral
service
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The Tamatayc Difficulty Settled.

LONDON, August 27.-The Times saw
the release q Mr.. shaw. the British mis-
sionary il Madagascar. who was taken
prisoner by the French. settles the Tama-
tive difficulty. which never should have
arisen. The Times saws that France j.
really AZ thirst for peace and that the article
Of the North German Gazette attacking
Der was therefore a Want0n aggression.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

AUGUST 27.-Pl1ces this week ransrd a. follow
B,sr Ctfff..--Nery bssi- &C.. gp.d - extra =.
&c: fair % mecluIn. 8 13.sc.; common p
.lic.
R0qs.-7e sc-- net.
Shssp.--3 lf4 q.
LsIalbs-1 u 5-sc.
BulLs.-3 al.
Mich g0srG-s2z as.
Tsris.--s5.lsll per bead.
sIa sheer and llmbs we're on The market during
the week.
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LONDON. August - The weayers' strike
II A-htou-uuder-Lyne j. virtually termi-
mated. II i expected that the employees
win resume work on "Wednesday.
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The Atlanta Post-Omee.
WY THz POSTMASTER WAS DIsMIssED-A DE-
FICIT DISCOVERED.

FICIT DISCOVERED.
rBy telegraph 20 The Dispafcn.l
WASHINGTON, August 27.-The reasons
r1ven n the PoSt-Ofiice Department for
the removal Of Postmaster Couley. OF At
lanta. are that the office was grossly mis-
managed. and that deficit Of I've or six
thousand dollars in the accounts was made
apparent by al inspection. The assistant
postmaster. however. declared that be was
responsible for the deficiency. and yolun-
tarily undertook 10 make il good. Post
Inspector Camp has been designated
70 assume charge Of the Office temporarily
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MAXINE iNTELLisENtk.
PORT OF RICHMOND. ACGUsT27, Iss3.
ARRIVED.


STEAMER Old Dominion. Walker. New York.
merchandise aud passengers @. ". Allen q Co..
steamer Ashland Tunnel. Philadelphia. mer-
chaudi-e and passenger }. ". Met arrick. agent.
st-Aluef ARIEL. ulr0ri Noriois. nil-u : Atcs
ma. ulercnan. iise aud passengers, L. Il. TatEz I,
.nnerfnrendent.
Brig Antelope. Bryant- kennebec river, lee
Mrs. Jane King.
schooner Leona. Lippencott. New YORK. salt r.
~rrooner George W. Anderson. Gale. New York.
salt. Davenport Morris
schooner Imogene Diverfy. Curtis. New York,
salf. Davenport < Morris.
pig-iron. Olt Dominion lr5u- and Nail-N orks-
schooner R0beri y. Rafhbgrn. Cr0well, " OOd's
Hole. guano. John Knox. Jr.
schooner Cav Thomas. shoe. Philadelphia. coal,
-cheauer J. wauies Ponder. CULLEN. Bridge
nor Old rails. The ircfff -Ir Company.
. schooner John : Beacham. Quillen. Bridgeport
cd rails. The Inedeaar com ANY.
schooner i. 2. Johnson. Roe. rhilnaep hia,
coal. Richmond and banville Railroad ON any
Schooner IhomIs a.. Benton. l4Fanaugh hila-
!elphia. coal Richmond and Danvillc Railroad
SAILED SUNDAY
-te,usbip Roanoke. Couch. Ne~ YORK. mer-
el,au-- aHd Messenger a. a. Allen to-- a<eats-
steamer wyoming smith. Philadelphia. mer-
chsndis -. J. ". McGarrick. agent
sAuED YESTERDAY.
BARK Northampton. Mos.cy. RIO Janelro. -four
before rcporte4 cleared.
CLEANED IRON WEST POtST.
Bark Serene. german. Elo jIueirn. four Hax-
ali-C renshaw Company loaded 40 West Point
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Games Eisew here.
by Associated Press.

Detroit: Cleveland. =; Detroit, {.
New York 81. Louis. :; Metropolitan. 5.
Philadelphia, Pa: Athletic, Is; Column
bus. :.
Brooklyn Brooklyn. Il; Louisville. 1.
Atlantic City. y. J.: Active, Of Read
ing, 4; Anthracite. Of Pottsviie. 3.
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The Queen OF Madagascar Reported
Dead.

LONDON, August 1.-THE London NJ
sionary society has received q telegram an
n0uncIng that the Queen OF Madagascar
died july 18th.
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Saratoga Races.
TBv teIcgra1h . De Di.Dafch.I

UF lellEFa|I y Do UI-UIIIII.I
SARATOGA, August 27.-First rlce-one
mlle-won by Flyawav: Powhatan Sec
ond. Envoy third. Time. lac.
The second race-one mile and a quar-
ter-was won Is Rosaline: NiOlator &C
oud. Besverwick third. Time. 3:lli.
The third race-oue mile and seventy
vard,-was won by BuccaneeT: Lizzie
Flynn second. Musk third. Time. 1:4s3
The fourth race-threc quarters Of q
mih-wss won 10y Freeland; Capias sec
ond. B0ZZiam third. Time. l:Jj.
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A ROyaI BcfrOrhaI.

LONDON. August 21.-It is Tumored that
TIE Crown Prince carlos. 4 Portugal. has
been betrothed o. iAe Archduchess Maria
Valera. third child Of TIE Emperor Of
rr--tsf.
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COMMERCIAL.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. August -. 1883.
OFFERINGS.
WHEA--Waite. l.726 bushels Red. 1871
bushels
COEN-Wh.te. = y bushels.
uATs.-36O bushels.
EYE--U bushels.
>ALE> REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WuFAr-Whlta. 1885 bushels common ~
v--v rood 20 SI.6- D. $40. Bed 49, hnsleis
common O. prime Longnerry a 81 , p si.-v ,
u II bushels mixed no : l9 q. tfo4 Dls.lei-
common g. prime -bort'aerry a. HOO 70 Ia
conn White. = = bushels Yery = lod AZ DC
OATs-ifU bushels prime winter ii foc.
gYE.--O bushels prile o. pr.Yate prias.
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Murder IN Murfreesboro'.

iByteies-agh 10 The DtsDaien.i
NASHVILLE. TEAM, August E.-Frank
Eastwood was shot and killed by Dave
Jones at Murfreesbor0' yesterday.
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Trade RIots ia Franee.

PARIS. August -7.-Trade riot, between
Frenc.men aud Italians broke oct II Be-
sanc0n to-day. \ number Of shots were
exchanged. Fifty Italians were arrested.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

-UleDll4 accom- lloA-t4nAr ~ 4HNN4 I"te7 .---
are ziven elsewhere IN the southern mountain
for terns address EDWARD a.. FISHER.
an o4r- Superintendent
NTILLBORO' SPRINGS. OPEN TILL
VI OCI DBER 3lsT. - oc1tion lFf rooms Z
= ..-iefT Inst rIle. siluhur. alum. and chafy-
beate drinking water ffuly rev more rooms
MI o.ecurlit-fi send psistai Tor circular O.
tARRDIL GARRETT. Froprlet1r
WlIbor0' springs Pusf-o ice
.,rQrm Bath county. Va.
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II. LoCIs. August a. Floar qa'et and IN
changed. What Opeuc,i lower. sdvza and
closed soauf >gtur1aY's close. No. : ral fail.
-i-04zirs i.04s cash. si-C5-sl.05s. September:
No. nd fall SS1fs7ac. Corn opened lower
closed higher. 45z14Gs cash. -4sic. september.
0als. 25N2sac. casn. 25s.c. ortofer. Prov isions
uuiei no material change; only JOB trade Sc
mand. Lard armer az e. I'D.
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Firc in EiYernOol.

LIVERPOOL. August 27.-The warehouse
here OF Green * TAYLOR. ana two thousand
bales q cotton belonging % Messrs. "a
cheri. have been partially destroyed by IRE.
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vlou- We quote: F,s-. .3Gs3-5o. supefsne,
s8.2J0s3-75. extra .4olAso, AMY 900
$50: Patent family. s6ass7.
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louisville. August 27.--Fiour srn and IN
changed. Whrat-Ibemanc fair and marsef arm
~. : rcd wtnfcr. sl.nS ssel.0s. Corn steady and
unchanged Oats MT gEotsblT higher. lard sc-
tive and lower az lie Nhi-key steady and ua-
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

MONDAY. A9Euat n. Ircs-
sAfx<-FrEsT BoARD.--l0 shares Norfolk 1sd
aud Western preferred n 49,: Loco Georris
Pacific srzf s's al SIS; 1890 V.rriEii deferred
at S.
SECOND BoARD,-2Oo Richmond city IS az
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PORT OF NEwPoRT's News. ARC. u, 1853
lBy Telegraphl

PORT OF NV TIEI : y = y : AlNs : n 800
lBy Ieiegraph.l
AEHIF Nd.
steamer Lurav. schermCrhorn. norfolk. mel
.hantiise and Tassengcrs. h-sapeakr AMI onlo
PATHWAY Comg.4uy and al 81 0I refurnI.
steamer A ccnmac. DcIs- merchandise aud pas-
s,sfarre ~snlfhltld. Chess pfake aud ohio Aallpay
Company and sllieG 0n refurnl.
~feam9r Northampton. NrIarrics. N0rfob, ,
fuerchauLi So and fas-flrefs. thes1p.4 ana ONO
gqilwav COMPANY 1nd szfed % rriuru
steamer Familco- Brakeman. -mftl sell ner-
rlanfi-r aUt rla.-~lg gers. Chesapeake ard Ok.c
Ralswsv Company lad sailed on return.
Steamship t1uydrrctte. keiif. Yves Point. ner-
rhaudi-r. Old Dominion steamship Company.
skILEI.
BarsS Gtusepue Accame iltaiiaul. P0destI
Queenstown .-s.fore reported clcr red.
-s-lr.aufr Kate ~. Hilton. Perry Pcrtsmufh- "
h coal. Cf.~ausake and ohio Railway Company
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NEW Yogh.

NV YORK. August Z7.-Exchangc. 4-2.
Money. z az per cent sub Treasury alliances
f-oIf. - 1861: currency. ~7.UeJ- Governments
frlu. - rsr cents 1lo-- Der cents 4lS'7'
f..r cent. l8.. state bonds dnii.
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CINCINNATI

August 2T.-Flour In fair demand.
flmlly. A-5Jesss-io; fancy. s5fesre6- Wheat
beavy az .l.OG.iG-l.07 cash. sl.0.s kgxsst.
- 01. ~erenfber. corn barely sts.siy: We cash
and -erteInhe-. Oats gufet at 3oe- cash 2Ss,e-
september POrk quiet and steady q 3.1sl5-9S-
Larri-Nothnx dslug. Bulk meats IN fair dem nd
Bacon steady: ~ elders 81 rih. 1850: cIssr.
a.. Whisky frIa atsi.l3. sugar easier bot rot
11otahIy lower. Hogs quiet. eommoa and light
- b SOS. packing and butchers, fi-15dsj.zj-
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ror sale By Druggists. Pnee so cents a bottle.
Read TIE following:
-BLAIR's Choral rHlNoi Peufdf-
Tactic j. the bes, disinIectant that have ever
ssed.. lsisnedl HUNrgE No6rIEx. NJ d.
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DGVIpEyDS.

RICHMOND. August =. 1883.
ITO THE CREDITORS OF THE RICH
Il MOND BANKING AND INSURANCE
COMPANY Please take notice that
FINAL DIVIDEND OF 10 PER CENT
AND iSTERES1.
will fe paid and after The 18TH Al tLs
SExf. ~ the Planters National Bank. which div-
idend sill CON pletr The payment ia ffi OF princi-
pal and Interest % an aepDsifDrs and creditors
CHARLES 4. wHiTLcck-
sa3 In T, zsiee.
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ctNrRAL TOREIGs NEWS.
4utt-Jeuish Riots

uorsys WICKED And PLUNDEEED X HIS
sr,-rlrE JEWS sHELTERLEss AND SUPER