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nv telegraph.

NEW YORK. September "a, 1883,
The week opened witt renewed depression W
Wizards and general disposition 90 sell; IN "
hrst sales there break Of 10 81 IN lie shares'
mentioned and dcciiBt Of h0lk IN other stocks.
Northern Pacific sold down 81 32's, preferred ~
63, oregon Transcontinenial 70 50. Lacs1wanna
70 llys, Louisville and Nashville o. Az. Missouri
Pacific 10 81 .. Jersey Contra ~ 49,, Reading Ia
9S<, I Mon Pacific 10 s7a- and Western Union 10
~. This was succeeded nv better feeitag and
an advance of 4m2. Oregon Transcontinenta'
lied u 3S, preferred 10 634. The general list
moved mp 4tplh, The latter Michigan Central
Otler shares prominent In Tue Improvement sere
Jersey Central. Lackawanna. Reading. and Id0n
Pacific. From little after midday until 1880
Il. VI there Wa spell OF com curative nrmness,
and the market was rather quiet Near 80 l..
NJ. however. the bears m de "a furious attack on
the list, especially Wizards. Lake shore. Lacka
wanna Reading, Louisville AMI Nashville, and
Union Pacific. Northern Paciac broke 70 49,,
preferred % 81. Oregon Transcoupnen'al 10 Ola.
Lake shore 10 1913. Louisville and Nashville Ia
~. and Union PacIic 10 s7l In The last half
hour Of business tie fever 10 Sc abaicd and there
was a disposition the part Of the bears 10 accept
profits. This process resulted In an Improvement
yer. Louisville and Nashville, Lake Shofe' went
gan central. Jersey Central. anu l nloh laclhc
leading. Denver was nOtlcelDly strong curing me
afternoon, selling up To 20 !. the highest ~ the
day Compared with SATURDAYS closing, prices
are Sdk lower for the general Dst- = = anu "a
lower for Oregon rranscOntinenial. Northern "a
named: Cauada southern. Burlington and Quincy
Northwest preferred. Denver. MchTan tchiriL
mutual Union. Eric. Union Pacific, ami " ahisn
preferred isG ,, higher. In spccidlucs' Manhattan
clined .. % p; Pullman Pallce II. 10 1854
oregon improvement 81, 10 70. TRANSACTIONS
53z,lOc shares.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. September 24.-Vlrglnla G's, past
due coupons, 4i.. lid to-day.
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Louisville Races.

10y ~ IIIO -T'''F'IIfI
LOUISVILLE. September 24.-First race
Association purse Of 500 for all ages,
three quarters OF a mile-Force won;
Freeland second. Nora NJ. third. Time,
l:l3.
second race-pur,e Of $3.50, for all ages,
selling allowance. mile heats-won by
Lord Edward. Time, 1899. l:5O.
Third racial ages, one and one eighth
miles-Gleaner won; Harry Gilmore
second. Ascendcr third. Time, 1914.
Fourth race-for wo-yelr-olds, three
onartqrs Of a mile Matinee won; Loftin
second. Admiral third. Time. l:l33.
Fiftb roce-one mile-Long knight won
LlIoyd DAILY second, Mat McGuinness
third. Time, l:i54.
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believe it 20 De all wrong and even wicked Tor
clcrgymen OF other public men 70 De- led into Civ
ing Testimonials toquack doctors or patent mcdi-
cincs. hut when really merltori"us article. COM
posed Of valuable remedies known tO all, aud mat
an physicians use and trust in daily we should
freely commend 81. therefore cheerfully and
heartily commend Hop Bitter, for the good They
have done me and Day friends, nunly believing
thy have no equal for family use lwill not re
" ,hOut Them" Rev. u. #
Washington. ID. 4.
! good Baptist clergyman - Bergen. y. y, a
strong Temperance man. suffered with kidney trou-
bic. neuralgia. aud dzlincs, almost 10 blindness
over two years after he WAS advised that Hop Bit
tiers would cure him. because Pc was afraid 81 and
prcjudiccd against the word &c bitters." since his
cure be says none need fear but trust Ia Hop Bi,-
tiers.
My wife and daughter were made healthy By The
use of Hop Bitter, and recommend them 10 my
pcopls-Mcthodlst Clergyman, Mexico. ny.
had severe attacks Il gravel and kidney trou-
bic: was unable % get sny medicine or doctor To
eur, mo until used Hon Btror,, AMI they cured
mein a short umc.-A distinguished LAWYER and
,unpcrance orator u Wayne county. NY.
sel-Tu.Thlwl&Salml
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Explosion Of n Hotel Range.

NV lcltsrdph 10 me Dl-pdlchl
WATERBURY, COM. September 24.-The
Scoyille House, in this city. narrowly es-
capped destruction by the explosion Of n
range this morning at O'Clock. The cause
was the shutting of OF the city water.
Several employe, narrowly escaped death.
The building was fired in several places,
but the flames were cXtinguiShed. \ win
dow and partition were shattered. and
the guests rushed into the corridors in their
nght-clotbes. There was great confusion
and almost panic.
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DECISION BY UNITED STATES SUPREME JUDGE
YIELD.
fBytelegrsph to The Dispatch.I

fBytelegrsph to the Dispatch.l
SAN FRANCISCO. September 24.-Judge
Field, OF the United States Supreme Court.
sitting in banc with Judge Sawyer, rem
dered final decision to-day in respect to
the right claimed by Chinese born in Hong
Kong to land in the United states. lie
ruled that the fact OF Chinaman being
barn in Hong Kong does not constitute
him British subject. He enlarged on the
fact that Congress never intended to
disregard the requirements OF treaty
with foreign Government. An act OF
Congress, he said, must be construed ac-
cording to it, manifest intent and must be
30 enforced by the courts. In respect To the
restriction act. no consideration was DEEM
ed necessary TO the position OF other Gov
ernments regarding Chinese within their
borders. lis object was to exclude Chi
nese laborers from coming from any part
Of the world. 1t was known that Hong
Kong would pour Chinese laborers into
our country every year unless covered by
the restriction act.
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4 GOOD MECHANIC.

Mr.. /. j. JOINS. Of No. 10 Charles street. Port
land. Me, writes us these convincing facts May
Hiss: d" ] have for several years been troubled
with livcr-compaint and Indigestion and have
suffered at times terrible distress. and have tried
many different cures so called, that have been re-
from time 10 time. one day noticed
ia one of our papers the testimonial Of person
that had used Hunts Remedy and been cured OF
diseases similar 90 mine. purchased a bottle Of
one Of our drugsiores in Portland, and before
had used the first bottle found that was improving
beyond my expectations; have used Ia all six bot
ues. and lave no trouble from indigestion no
distress or pain IN back As formerly had; and
since have been cured my wife has used 1t for
kidney-trouhle. and il has cured her. We can both
say that Hunts Remedy IS blessing TO any that
are troubled with kidney or lver-diseases' or in
digestion. We gladly recommend 1t 10 our friends
or 20 any sufferers from liver or hdney-disease''
and you can use this letter as yon may choose FOR
The best interest of suffering HUMANITY"
Sc 2O-Thlw). Sa&Tu
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#n% n % " a /
4 r 90 \ 4 A T.,
4 r. 90 y a A Lii
s :' e. g : : ! ! F. F +:
GGG LII CCU EEE

Warranted the strongest. Toughest aud Most = as-
tic cline ou farthf ROYAL FAMILY 6LtE NcDds
Fver,thiug SOLID ~ kOfk HARD A. ADA
ANT,-FIRM A. GRANlTENi New scientific
pi.covtry g. Reyoluil0uizcs the Liquid clue Bust
ne.s Of thc WOrld.i ROYAL GLtE D. ijsgimtil
THjrsakdbte Hnd fHsfY1rfbici ANAh>pNIhN
GIANT among other Giucs and Cemcnisi MlL-
lions MORE Must Have H.. No licatine-No
Pr.paratlon-Always Ready r. Always lsquiil
cluc. China WOOD, GLASS. Leather biiuard-
80. Jtu- and cloth. Irockery. ORNAMENTS %
Lx-i, X ind. Metals. Patches on Leather aud kub-
her Shoe. Book Backs. Buc-a-Bfac. aud livery
hlus flss with inseparable Ienaciiy MANI
Fkt'TIEEEs u Textile fabucs. straw 10ode,
trfiarisi Flowers. Imitation stained Glass rum
Label. ZINE Carriages and Pianos. Paper. CARD
cLUE for Sizing. >tifrniug and Glusing PURPOSES,
supplied by the PINT, Gallon. or al GALLON
BkRRFL. Royal clue Talks for Itself. The
New. ~ Its Marvellous sud Extraordinary tn-
brtakahle Qualities. It's Great SEOolhness. FleNi-
butyand trcngih FLASHES LIKE LIGHTNING
trop, one Customer b. Anotheri LIVE SAILS
Mn Job Thousands II BOTTLES OF ROYAL Glue In
Druggtst-. GrOcers etc. SMALL. BOY : sell H.H-
drsls II Bottles % Business Ofices and faniiies-
! rs CENTS per Bottle, with brush and Tin Cover;
! by MAIL, postpaid. 10 centseNtrs. Manufacture
by J. U. % MtAhA ~,
l347 PENNSYLVANIA ave. Washington. ID. 4.
/ LIVE AGENTS wanted In every CITY aud souh-
! ~ throughout the United states. Canada, Europe
/ and south America. Sold ny Druggists, o'Ocers,
siationers. Hardware and Variety Dealers every.
l WHERE. The Trade and Puddle supplied ~ ~ -"
& RRinGFS. 1893 franklin street I I ~ f-Li.s
/ LApD a 90. POWERS. rANlOk 90 noD-
! FKER BROTHERS, OWENS & hiNos, heh-
/ mOnd. u
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BALTIMORE. September 24.-Yirpnia 6's, pa
due coupons, Az. lid to-day.
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Gentlemen: The Hop Blitcrs meet with large
sales and give general satisfaction: one ease In
particular YOU should know Of. Mr. john u.
Green, 72S Sprlng-Gard' street, Philadelphia,
Pa. has been suffering from kidney affection.
winch supcrinduced rheuHdfisa. lie tried ply
-lcians and remedies In vain. He WAS obliged IA
take morphine To- induce sleep. his trouble was 80
great. Beading your Advertisement In the chris
hpa NJ Work. he was prevailed upon by one Of his
daughters 20 Try 1t. Three bottles effected \ cure
aud now Doe Is an enthusiast tor Hop Biticrs. He
&, one OF the oldest residents In the locality named
and known A. "a gentleman OF unusual problty
HENRY 1oTTEN,
G72 north Tenth street, Philadelphia Pa.
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Steamer sunk.
ny telegraph to tho Disratch.l

MEMPHIS, Tenn, September 2i.-Tbe
steamer Centennial, Captain William
Burke, from It. Louis to New Orleans.
struck log yesterday afternoon five miles
above Hale's Point, Tenn, and sank in
nine feet Of water. The Centennial bad
large cargo, including /, 900 barrels Of nour
and other goods in the hold. which will be
seriously damaged. The passengers were
brought here to-day by the steamer Gene
VrpVQ
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y ELIABLE TESTIMONY
puIrAprLrnrA. Pa. september s, 1882.


Hop Bitters Company
am scyenty-fom years old. have lived thirty
four years in Philadelphia. and well known among
Germans. have tesn troubled twelve years WITH
n white swelling on my ris0t foot, and getting
worse every year, and very painful, and breaking
QUO in hot wea her. I consulted several doctors.
and they tolI me It was iDcurable, and would
have 70 take IL with me IN tie grave. Some time
ago lost my appetite, was eostive, had headache.
and fever; In fact, was very sick. I saw IN the
German Democrat that Hop Bittcrs was what I
seeded. got bottle. took IL one week. and was
a. well anyln as ever. and 10 gr'a,esi surprise.
right froIE the first my swtlling vent down grad
auy, aud taking another bottle. got entirely we'll
If IT, The wife Of my neiehbor had two such
sNeings on her legs, and three bottles cured her.
tl,isk this DO a srelt triumph for your bitters.
JDuS sTOLL,
No.4 Youngs alley. above Willow street.
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Yield OF tho Scott Liauor.Tax Law.

10y ItVEIHIH 70 INC IIIspdI'H'T
COLUMBUS, ONO, September 2i.-The re-
port 81 the Auditor Of the State. which j.
Just completed. shows the collections mr.
der the scott liquor.taX law TO be nearly
-. 900. 900 in the state, distributed in To-
cahtcs where collected to the police. the
poor, and to the genoralreyenue and town
shin finds
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Hop Buffers company:
Ihayc not been well for three years; tried almost
every kind of patent medicines aud no lex ihan
seven doctors, one Of Elmrl, y. Y; none have
done me any good. ! finally tried your Hop BIT
ters. and found them just tie thing have praised
them 81 highly there Is great number here who
use them with great benefit and satisfaction.
Very respectfully yours, z. llUNr.
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Sacrificed Himself 10 save His Pas
sCugprS.

10y telegraph 10 the Dispatch.I
CINCINNATI. September 2i.-The Times
Stars dispatch from Akron, Ohio, says :
John Bull. engineer OF the ThunderbOlt
passenger train on the New York, Penn
sylyania and Ohio railroad, died to-day
from injuries received by collision with q
freight train at Talmage saturday night.
He could have saved himself by Jumping.
but he thought ofthe passengers. reversed
his engine and set the air-brakes; then put
on full steam and started the engine ahead.
1t broke loose from the cars and the pas
sengers were unhurt. He lived at Golcon
and was the oldest engineer on the road.
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CEoNIsE SENT Oh FOR INDICTMENT.
NORFOLK.

MORO NAN AND WOMAN DROWNED ~ TIE
CApsIZNG OF BOAT.
ICorrcsuor4,ncc 90 tho Richmond Dispa'ch.j
SEPTEMBER %. 1883.
Thi, afternoon q negro man and woman,
Wilson Ca.l,e and Sophie Brooks, were
drowned By the upsetting 81 foot-boat. in
which they were crossing from Berkley to
Portsmouth. al point nearly opposite the
Bay-Linc wharf. Another negro named
Brooks. husband ~ the woman. was saved.
The bodies were dragged for by men with
Oy,ter-tong. aud recovered about an hour
afterwards. The affair attracted an I'M
meusc crowd 20 the nyer-iront al the AZ
ternOOn. G..
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JUNE IS, 1881.

HOV UIIfTN iVNlVHHV'
have been suffering Eve years past with neu-
ralgia liver complaint. dyspepsia. and kidney
complaint. and | have doctored with fourteen
different doctors, who did me no good. Al last
llied Hop Bittcrs. aud after using few bottles
received great benefit from them; ana II had
used Hop Bilters regularly would have been weli
before. know them to be- tie best medicine ih
the world for nervous diseases II all Kinds.
JAMES GOoN1s.
Bccllnyton. Barber county. v. Va.
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v;rn, Between Mexicans and RusiIers

By telegraph 20 Toe DlspaIchJ
CHICAGO, September ga special dis
match from Lordshurg, n. NJ. says tive
Mexicans had tight with " Rustlers,"
who were running of horses near Clifton.
Two Rustlers were killed after two
hours fight. subsequently the Rustlers, re-
lnforced, returned, and, at the last ac-
counts. had the MeXicans surrounded in
"A house
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War Materia, for Eayti.
INV Telegraph u the D.splich.I

TN lot
PruApEI PBIA, PA, september 4.-The
steamship Ethel cleared from this port to-
day. Her manifest showed eight cannon.
dvnamite. shells, and munitions Of war OF
ali sorts. She will sail for Port-an-Prince,
and i owned by the IIaytien Government
No attempt was made to prevent the vessel
from, sailinV
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RICHMONDLIVE STOCKMARKET

sLrrENUEE 2f.-Prlccs this week ranged as fol-
low:
Bs,f Cdffle.-Ncry best. &c: extra. 5mJ'fc..
go0d. 1 C.: common 20 good fair quality, - a Size.
BuliS.-3H4".
Hiich COirS.--s2 JHSiJ.
Ifdls.--sjm - per head
3eep.-34Gf1c.
LImbS.-4 UL5 .c.
H0gS.-7H lac. uef
kb0ut AZ head Of beef cattle. 5l3 hog, and
44O sheep and lambs were on The market during
tho week.
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Robbfng the Mails.

10y Telegraph 20 In1 DI.D1FVu'I
NArcuEz. Miss, september A.-Post-
master II. ii. Meng, Of Vidalia, La, was
arrested to-day by Inspector George A..
Dice. charged with stealing registered let
tiers from the mail. Meng acknowledged
his guilt.
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fsSfonIpput.

BY telegraph to the Dl.patch.l
NEW YORK. September 2l.-SeiGenbach,
Schwab 4 Co.. wholesale clothierS, lave
assigned. giving preferences amounting TO
sllS.207. Liabilities between 100000 and
S4O0 ono
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Murder i'm Missouri.

TBv telegraph 90 The Dispaich.l
ST. Louis. september 2i.-Advices from
Forsyth, Tany county, Mo-, state that ).
VI. Everett, a prominent merchant, was
killed saturday night by Albert +. Layton.
sporting character. The cause Of the
killing is not known. Layton escaped.
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r.. Robbery OF Jeweiry.


lBy telegraph 70 TIC Di'paIch.I
DETROIT. September 24.-The iewelry
store of r. Rolshayen was robbed Satuf.
day night or sunday OF $4,000 worth Of
goods The store is on Woodward ave.
nue.. one OF the leading business streets Of
the city.
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Fire I'm Memphis.

IBy tclegTaph 20 The DlspaIoh.I
MEMPHIS. Tenn, september PA fire
last night DESTROYED the building No. BIS
Main street, occupied by ;. Levy. trunk
manufacturer. Loss about $4,000; in
surance, $4,000.
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srIprsHrLL. ISp., November IS. 1881.

>rIPfsHfiL- INI.- NUNtiIITltf To- 1851.
Dear slrs: | have read 10 much about Hop Bit
,ers. ard always being afflicted with neuralgia
weakness, diseased stomach. never having much
h~lith. 7 tried coHpic hottIe-: II has strength
encd and helped me more man any medicine or
doctor. I am now nsy third bottle. and ava
thankful that II has helped me. will advise ALI
that are aiActed 10 give II Trial. Lucy VAIL
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OFFICE JRLLowAY Mt. 4. AssOCfArtON,(
JTLLOWAl. o., March | = 1852.
Hop Bi1ers Manufacturing C0mPaDy:
have been using your Hop B,ieis and find
them what YOU recommend ihcm 10 be for Kidney
dsease--viz., superior to all others.
j. l.. HILDRRBRAND.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICbNoSD, September "a. 1883.
OFFERINGS.
wHEAT.-White. 1000 bu-hcls. Red $50
bushels
S.-Whitc. q54 bushels.
OATS.-Sl4 bu.heis.
RYE.-l4 bu-hc,
MEAL.-532 bushels.
ORCUAED-GRAss SKED.-l5 bushels.
SALES RfPOGTkD 10 SECRETARY
WHEAT.-Whitc. 81 bushels common 10 very
good nj sl.07 Sill. Red. 1874 bushels FIR
10 prime Longhcrry al 8l.O- % ~ll2; Las
bushels mixed at 9Oc. 10 Sill; 1000 bushels
far 10 very good Shorth'rry AZ sl.O3 10 -l.O7.
CORN.-Mhlto, 9Jf bushels very good 20 prime
~ 80 10 66r.
OATs.-l4O bushels mixed on private terms
EAL.-IO2 bushels at 6Sc.
ORCuARD-GHAss sEED.-l5 bushels on private
terms.
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defeated by the Boer General 10 :.
captured early In August, have been tried
at Pretoria, found guilty OF treason, and
sentenced 10 death.
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BFAT TiNE WORLD.

ROCKVILLE. CoSS.. March 6. 1852.
hop Birers Company:
Ihayc been taking your Hop Bi'iers for several
weeks. and they beat the world.
J.. :. LEWIS, LeNis's ANies Machine.
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Halifax County.

COLONEL BERKELEY MEETS CAPTAIN JOHN :.
WISE-CONFIDENT DEMOCRATS.
Especial telegram 10 The Dispatch.l
SOUTH Boston, Va september "a
Colonel r. Il. Berkeley, Of Farmyille, met
John :. Wise in joint discussion to-day.
The Democrats Of the county are aroused,
and will organize, and are confident Of
electing Mooreleld and Noblin, Democrats.
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wesster,s Monument vandaiined

fBy telegraph 10 the Dispateh.I
MARsuFIKID, MASS, September 24.-
Daniel Webster's monument was defacet
yesterday by yandals or relie-seekers.
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Flour W. quote: ne. S3G.3.5O. snperhne.
S8.2jns3.75: extra, sf.7JdSj. amily, f5G
$500; Patent lamilv- S6nN7.
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VERTIGO, DIZZINESS. AND BLINDNESS.
OFFlCE UTICA MORNiNG iiERALD.l
UTICA. February ~. leS2.
have been troubled with vertigo since last July,
and have suffered greatly very night after any
considerable eNertion from dizziness aud blind
ness tried two bottles q Hop Bitters. and since
then have been entirely relieved.
Respectfully yours ). =. FLANAGAN.
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CHICAGO. September 24.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat excited aud higher: regular. a3tc sep
tember: NJ. Chicago spring. 95ac.; No ? rel
winter. 92.c. Corn Demand active and prices
nat frm Al 27ac. cash and september. Pork
higher Al SOB cash. 1910 september Lard
ann and tending downward; $500 cash - O5w
- O7s september Buk-mca's I'D iir den2h1' Z
.r,ni .ef.. $50 short rib. :6 20; short clear,
sG4O. Whlskey unchanged at sl.lO.
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FINANCIAL.

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
MONDAY. September "a. 1883.
There were no sales on Change to-day.
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Missionary Shan's claim.
France and the Vatican.

ROME. September 2i.-The NoniteW de
Rome learns that the negotiations between
The Vatican and France have reached sat
i.foctory conclusion. The French Gov
ernpent has restored the suppressed sti-
mend 10 the Catholic clergy, and has given
formal assurances Of the most pacific in
,o,tions towards the Holy See.
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ST LOUIS. september 2i.-f Flour unchanged.
wheat higher aud active. closing shade OF IRON
the highest point. Corn opened lower; advanced
and closed 80 about saturday, closing prices 40
a4Gsc. cash, Ace. September. oats higher ana
slow. 25iic. cash. Whiskey steady . u /. PorS
scarce and firm: iobbng. SLID. Bulk-mchs
stca,ly and unchanged. Bacon active and nrmer:
long clear. r6.G2 90 1913; short rb, s6S7@;
short clcar.S7.25us73j. Lard nomiually s7.75
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WINTER SEED OATS.


600 BUSHELS STRICTLY CHOICE
StVD ANDGENuINkMl WINTER oA1s'srown
hy j. u. Mosby, foi., iienlico county, Tor sale la
a., "a MT by CHARLES l.. TODD,
"a Ia-iw Twelfth aud Cary streets.
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Grange County.

r. TAYLOR SCOTT WARMLY RECEIVED, DE-
SPITE TIE EAlN.
Especial TELEGRAM to the Dispatch
ORANGE, VA, September 4.-Notwith-
Standing the rainy weather. large and en-
thusiastic crowd turned out to hear Il. Tay-
lor Scott, who, after a short introduction
bv Mr.. Foster, Of Loudoun. addressed the
people in a strong, able, and effective
speech Of about two hours duration. He
closed amid loud applause. After Major
Scott concluded Colonel Mayo arose.
when the audience retired, leaving about
one dozen whites (half Democrats and
thirty negroes, whom he addrcs sed for
about one hour and hall.
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nRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.
DOR SICk-R ROOM ).

TOR SICK-R OOMS.
TIE MOST AGREEABLE, EFFECTIVE, AND
CONVENIENT PURIFIER OF SICK
ROOMS Is
BLAIR'S CHLORAL THYMOL PROPlliLAC-
TIC AND DIsINFECTANT.
For sale 10y Druggists. Pnce so cents abottle.
Read The following:
"BLAIR'S CHLORAL THYMOL PROPHY-
Tactic Is the best disinfectant that have ever
used fslrnedl HUNTER MCGUIRE. VI. u.
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DOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
DEXECuTEp .. the DISPATCH PRINTING.
HOUSE
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PHILADELPHIA, september 28.-Catile-sslos,
4.5OO head: market fair: prime, b@@o, =. :
sb.cp-saies. 10000 head; market dun; PRIME.
5m5sc. good, 4.c.. medium. SAm4ac.; com
mon, 2hn3sc.. lambs, fa7c. llogs-Nalcs-
1000 head. market active: prime, 7sc.i sooi,
re: m. dium. 7c.; common, &c.
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Nv YORK COTTON rUTUREs

Nrw YoER. september 9f.-Coiion-Nei re-
cents, - halr. gross. 7S.707 bales. Futures
closed Gull. but steady; sales. $4,000 balc- sep
iem per and October, el0.iOe sl0Al; Notemier r,
SlOf0MS $1,000: Decem ner. flr.6ON- lVnl
January. slO 7l0~iO.72: February. slO.-3a o.
slO.s6 March. no 990Sll 90. Apr. - 10
@gtl1.ll Nav. Sll.2lMs l.2Z June. sll.5-a
a !. L !. ~