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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

THURSDAY. September 10, 1883.
The market Is active, owing To reports OF frost
DARK TOBACCO.
Lugs.-Common. s5.50@s6.5O; good, $40
$3.50 .,oa.,,
LeaG-Common, ss@S9; good slO@sl1; fine,
s12@sl5. nm.
sUN-CURED.
Lugs.-Unsound, sj50@s6.75; sound, $3.50
6LS9. .,o-o. .,o,,,. 49,
ala: good. Sl4MSI7.JO: fine, s239S6O.
BRIGHT CCO-MANUFAcruRING.
Suokers-Common. ss.5O@sl0.5O; medium
si2GSI3; good, sl3.50@s16; fine, sl6@l7;
E1.rs-NXew Ing nllers. from 50 10 81; com
mon. sl0asI2: medium, sl3@sl4; good,
S1gasl6; line, Sl7@s Is. .o,. Al 40.
Gs30: good, S35@s4O; tine, si1@s55; fancy,
S6OMsG5.
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LYNCHBURG.
DEATH OF An INFLUENTIAL CITIZEN THE
WEATHER AND TUE CROPS.

DEATH OF An INFLUENTIAL. CITIZEN THE
WEATHER AND TUE CROPS.
Correspondence of the Richmond DisDatchl
SEPTEMBER Is. 1888.
Colonel James A. Hammer, one of the
most popular, influential, and highly-es-
teemed citizens OF Lynchburg, was Knocked
down by Street-car on Tuesday night,
and died Yesterday from paralysis, super
induced by the violent shock sustained.
The deceased was a native Of AppOmattOX
county, but had resided in Lynchburg
thrty-one Of the siXty-eight years of his
active life, aud few citizens enjoyed in a
greater degree the confidence and warm
affection OF their fellow-men.
From information received from coun-
ties in Piedmont and Southwestern Viz
ginia, it would seem that but little damage
resulted to crops from the recent frost.
The rains OF the last several days have been
very beneficial 10 farming interests, and
another rush CT tobacco is anticipated as
soon as the roads recover from their ef-
fects. BEAUMONT.
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Rue's Resignation.

Nv w AiO i'leidtNhsl
WASHINGTON, September l3.-The rcsig-
nation OF Postmaster Rue, OF Norfolk. Va,
has been received at the Post-Office De-
partmcnt. It is as follows:
Norfolk, Va, September 1, 1Ss3.-Sir,-
Responding to yours OF the 18th ultImO.
beg to say. lst, that while 1t was my purpose
at the time TO resign ny seat in the Senate
OF Virginia before qualifying as postmaster
at Norfolk. did not understand that step
to have been the condition of my appoint
ment. | was not aware that the matter
had been dismissed in that relation, nor
until now did | understand that the Exec
utivc order was any longer in force-that
it had been revived.
,. That while | do not find anything
either in the statutes Of the United States
or Virginia, nothing in the Constitution Of
the United States and Of this Common
wealth, which renders Federal officers in
eligible to a seat in the Senate OF Virginia,
or UiCe uerSd; that while recent inspectors
report upon the condition OF the post. office
at Norfolk furnishes no ground OF COM
plant: and while nothing can come OF my
position as senator until the Legislature
meets in December next TO interfere with
nv time and duties as postmaster at Nor
folk; and while the legislative session is so
limited by law that my immediate absence
would not be greater than might be COW
cred by leave, do not hesitate to yield my
respectful obedience to the spirit and in
tent OF the Executive order.
3. That | cheerfully elect to resign my
place as postmaster at Norfolk, and do
here and now tender such resignation, be-
cause will not, at whatever personal sac
rifce, by any act OF mine, put ut VEN
ture the interests Of the party whose trust
| accepted. Yours truly, VI. i. RUE.
Frdnb HdttOn, Assistant Postmaster
General. Washington, ID. c.
Mr.. Rue's resignation has been accepted
and Mr.. james w. Long has been appoint
ed postmaster at Norfolk.
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A Leesburg telegram says General
Thomas L. Fauntleroy died here Wednes-
day. In the eighty-seyenth year OF his age.
General Fauntleroy was native OF Vir-
GINA, and was appointed commissioner
officer in the United States army by Presi-
dent Andrew Jackson. He served In the
Mexican and Indian wars, and at the break
ing out Of the late war resigned colone'cy
OF Dragons and entered the Confederate
service. being the senior officer In point OF
rank that resigned 10 enter the Confederate
service. lie was made brlgadier-general,
and for time commanded the department
Of Richmond, being too old for active ser.
vice In the field. After the war General
FauntIeroy settled on bis estate In Clarke
county, but removed to Leesburg some
time ago.
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DANVILLE.

THE RECENT STORM-BODY NOT FOUND YET
RAILROAD INSTRUMENTATION BRO
KEN-HURT BY FALL-SCHOOL ITEM
CABEIJ's DOINGs-THE INTERNAL-REYE-
NUE. DEPARTMENT.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
SEPTEMBER Is, 1883.
Although there was a continuous fall OF
rain from noon on Tuesday till Wednesday
morning, the river was not much above the
ordinary level last night. The wind on
Tuesday and Tuesday night was furious,
and some of the planters who were here
Yesterday say that the tobacco on exposed
situations has been very much bruised.
All Of the tobacco will be helped on by the
rain, and the small tobacco very much.
Efforts were made yesterday to find the
body OF Clarence Austin, the young man
supposed to have been drowned in Moro
took lake Monday evening. Dynamite was
exploded In the water near where his body
was supposed TO be with the hope that it
might thus he brought to the surface. The
conclusion now is that the body, in the
commissions of the dying moment, became
wedged i'm amongst some OF the rocks with
which the bottom OF the river abOmds, or
that the arms or hands became fastened on
10 one or more OF them.
The line of the Danyile and New-Riyer
railroad has been located as far as to
Patrick Courthouse, and one thousand
hands are to be put TO work on the extern
sion.
The rope OF an elevator i'm one OF the
stores broke yesterday while the drayman,
TAYLOR Williamson (cOlored). was on II
with some potatoes, and the elevator, man,
and potatoes fell from above through the
street-hoor down into the basement. The
man had his jaw-bone broken, and received
other but, it is thought, not fatal injuries.
Mr.. j. ID. Blair, OF the Council, has been
confined 10 the house since Sunday eve
ming by injuries received about the face In
fall from one of the windows OF the new
Baptist church while looking after some
bad boys.
Mr.. w. p. Tyree has been elected prin-
cipal OF the public school of North Dan
willie, in place of Mr.. b. ID. Carter, re-
signed.
Meetings Of ward committees from night
10 night are now the order Of the day-or
night.
Colonel Cabell having come off yicto-
rious in raid upon Conrad. saw l. {.
Fowler IN buckingham county and bagged
him.
The following are the general officers OF
this 1.-THE Fourth internal-reyeDue district
j. Il. Raulston, collector; +. h. Marks
chief deputy; J. ID. Carter, deputy al
large. Grief Lamkin, Danville a. >
Asberry, Roanoke; l.. w. Rose, Abing'
don. stamp-deputies. j. j. Ncrsey, Dan
vile, is division deputy for this county.
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A motion to make the nomination unani-
nous was howled down, and Without adj
iournment the delegates dispersed. The
final vote. according TO the secretary,
showed 333 votes for Abbett-14 more
than was necessary for choice. Great
dissatisfaction is expressed among the del
egates tonight, and there are those who
talk OF boiling.
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LigiifShip Gone.
TBy telegraph to the DisDatch.l

TBy telegraph to the DlsDatch'I
WILMINGTON, n. c., September l3.-The
steamship Regulator, five days out from
New York, reached her wharf this morn
inc. She passed through gale, losing only
some OF her headsails. Captain Doane, OF
the Regulator. reports that the Frying
pan.Shoals lightship has gone from her
moorings, and fears are entertained thal
She has foundered. The steamship Bene-
factor. which left here for New York on
saturday. and the steamship Raleigh, which
left Baltimore for this port on the same
day, have not yet been heard rom Their
agents here think they will make ports.
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FANCY GOODS.

ECEIVED AT STEVENS:
800 LAMPS-the handsomest assortment shown
in town. twenty different styles, trimmed COM
rlete at Ill beautiful designs. $3.50 and
s1.75:
ELEGANT YAsE-LANPs, trimmed with Ma
herring burner and etched gloves. at Sj-such
goods ~ were sold last ycarat 81 to $40;
LIBRARY-LAMPs at very low price,;
PENDANT-LAAIPs trimmed complete, at.i
sIDE-LAAIPS, trimmed with white shade on large
reflector, at 81;
SOLID GLASS HAND or SrAND-LAMPs,
trimmed with burner aud chimney, at 25c.;
CLEVELAND sAFETY-LANPs AZ one half the
former price, as vi il 10 close Them out.
For LAMPS of any description 20 70
STEVENS. bO5 Broad street.
We continue tie DISCOUNT on SILVER
PLATED WARE that has sold so much for n the
past two weeks. au 80
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~ SYCLT BROTHERS,

- a
81 BROAD STREET,
have receive , and are receiving daily large stock
of FALL and WINTER GOODS;
BLACK CASHMERE, ell wool, 80 inches wide,
al 37Nc.;
BLACK CASHMERE. all wool, 40 inches wide. az
40, As. and 5Oc., and full line Of much better
qualities:
We also show a fun line of MOURNING GOODS
Of every descriptions
An immense stock of BLACK aud COLORED
SILKS. which we are offering AT remarkably
low prices for this season OF the year
A new line of LADIES JERSEY JACKETS JUST
opened:
new llneo of LADIES' UNDERWEAR atprlccs
that will astonish you;
On our bargain counter you VIII mud 10 Ia
WHITE SPREADS II 62.c.-gcneri'iy soid at
100 WHITE SPREADS at sl-generalIy sold at
One Iot o. several hundred pieces HAMBURG
TRIMMINGS. slightly damaged, sold at a low
CAST0N FLANNELs-we have Just opened a
new line AZ q. :, 10. ~. IA, l6, IL, ~ ana
WHITE and COLORED FLANNELs at every
price. and much lower than yOn will purchase
the same goods thirty days later;
CASSlMERES for men and boys wear-thc largest
assortment ever offered
UNLATNDRIFD SIlKTS-one lot az soc. worth
zoe, one lot AT 60 fc. worth Sl-these goods
are our own manufacture, and are made OF the
best materials:
100 pieces PLAID MUSLIN at 1Oc.-sold gene
rally az &C.;
lot STRIPED MUSLIN at 7c.--sold generally al
12sc.;
TOWELS several eases LINEN and COTTON
row ELS, from the late large New York ads-
ton sale, which We are Offering from o. lo
Csc:
case LADIES BLACK HOSE at l2%c.-becn
selling at 25c.;
| case LADIES' BLACK HOSE NJ 2oc.-betu
selling AZ size;
Our CORSET stock Is the largest Ia the city, COM
prlsing every popular make; ......,
new line Of LADIES NECk-H NNDh Err
CHIEFS in plain. fancy, and figured;
We show full fine Of LINEN TABLE-CLO1iiS
and NAPKINS &c low prices;
On our third floor we have still an immense STOCK
Of CARPETS. MA17rINGS. &C, which we are
Offering regardless Of cost 10 make room Tor
our new stock SNCLE BROTHERS,
81 Broad street.
Branch House: 1929 Main street. an 2G-cod
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The baltimore OriOle.

TIIy telegraph % the DIspaIch.J
BALTINoRF, September 13.-After two
DAYS of steady rain, which seased last
night, filing the streets with mud and
drenching the decorations which were dis
nJayed along the line OF the route of the
orioIe procession and other streets, the re-
seption OF Lord Baltimore and attendant
parade Of military, which was to have taken
place on Tuesday night last, came off to-
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[By telegraph 10 The DlsI'aIch'J
CHARLESTON, :. c., September ia
bottle was washed ashore at quarantine to-
day containing the following, without date,
written in pencil on fragment OF thin
brown paper: "On the steam-yacht Cathe'
rine, from New York bound for Jackson
VILE, Fla. Sinking OFF IIatteras. All hands
at pumps; no hope. Officers: Captain,
Tom Rumpet; First mate. X. f. Thomas
second mate, Bob Richard; Engineer
Tom Dale; Crew, Abram Solomons, John
6elser, James Brown, and William Peter
SON.
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Another Steamer Storm damaged

icy telegraph TO the DispatchI
SAVANNAH. September 13.-The steamer
Newport. from New York for Havana, was
lowed into the Tybce outer roads this
morning by the steamer Western Texas,
with rudder disabled and coal and part OF
cargo shifted. She had her deck-house
carried away and cabins damaged in Sun
day nights gale. The steward and water
tender were washed overheard. Tugs
were sent to her assistance, and she arrived
at Venus Point this afternoon. The pas
sengers are safe.
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SPECIAL NtrrfCfS.
W LEVY, DAVIS e. CO.,
on1M.ru srnrrr nnnurn NINrn.

9OI MAIN STREET, CORNER NINTH,
will offer extraordinary inducements to you In NE
foliowiug-named articles To buy now. Our STOCK
Is complete as can he found in the state. ana III
order to reduce 1t, we will sell them at less Than
they can be replaced at wholesale In northern
markets.
LACE CURTAINS
NOTTINGHAM LACESl
MADRAS CURTAINS!
LACE BED-SPREAD
LACE COLLARS,
LACE sCARFsl
LACE FISCHUEsi
100 Different styles LACEs, LACE and NOT
TIDES; LADIES' and GEN
TLEMEN'S HOSIERY, LACE and LINEN
HANDKERCHIEFs, LINEN COLLARS and
CUFFS. LACE RUFFLINGs. LACE COL
LARETTEs, LADIES MERINo VESTS aud
DRAWERS. GENTLEMEN'S MERINO
SHIRTS and DRAWERS.
Our MOURNING DEPARTMENT Is a. CON-
plete as IL be, in which We offer extraordinary
inducements.
TOWELS. LINEN, LINEN sIIEETINGs.
LINEN TABLE-CLoIHS; LINEN TRAl-
CLOTHS. LINEN NAPKINS. LINEN pOl-
LIES. LINEN TABLE-DAMAsk. IN white
and colored, at less than they can be imported
FLANNELs, in white red, blne, gray green.
brown. and maroon;
BLANKE rs from 7jc pair TO the finest grades :
CARPETS and OIL-CL0THs at cost and les
than cost: - -
CoRSETs in an grades, LADIES and GENTL. =
MEMS GLOVES. WHITE and CpLOlltD
ZEPHYRS, G ASSTMEEES. RIBBONS. GlNG.
HAM-. CHENIOT>. BLEACHED aud
BROWN C0JIONs, lie ACdtD ND
BROWN SEEETINGS, SOAPS, and PER
FUMERIES.
JERSEY JACKETS
Winopcn on MONDAY a full line e the latest
STYLES I'm JERSEY JACKETS.
LADIES UNDERWEAR. consisting of CHE
MTSF. DRAWERS, SKIRTS. NIGHT
GOWNS. APRONS. and CUiLDRENS'
DRESSES at the cost 20 manufacture them
and last but not least our stock is complete IN
BLACK and COLOSFD SILKS and SAriNS,
which we viii sell a. less than they can DC re-
plac' q for ina the northern markets. Don't &C.
lay I'm making your purchases Buy now while
they are hcinP sold NJ "a sacrifice.
Remember the location aud name.
LEVY. DAVIS & co.
SEQ 90l Nain Street, corner Ninth.
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baseball.
[By telegraph to the Dispatch. ]

TBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
Boston: Boston, 8; Chicago, 1.
Providence: Providence, o; Detroit, G.
Philadelphia: Cleveland, |; Philadel.
phia, 0.
Louisville: Eclipse, 4; Metropolitan, /.
Columbus: Athletic, IL; Columbus, >.
st. Louis: Baltimore, 3; st. Louis, 0.
Cincinnati: Cincinnati, 8; Allegheny, s.
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Efaamer Rurued.

lBy telegraph TO the Dispa'ehi
CHATHAM, ONT. September l3.-The
steamer Queen Victoria was burned to the
waters edge to-day, about six miles down
The river Thames. No particulars have
hecn received
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Illicit DistilIerics Raided I'm North
Carolina.
| BY telegraph to the Dispatch.l

by ielegraphto the Dspatch.l
WASHINGTON, September 13.-Reyenue-
Agent Powers, OF the Fifth North Carolina
district, reports to the Commissioner OF
Internal Revenue that since September lst
he has raided and captured five Illicit dis
tileries in his district and destroyed q
large quantity Of property used in the lille
gal manufacture OF liquors.
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rpy ,e,o,ranh 10 the Dlspatch.j

TRENTON, n. j., September lathe
Democratic State Convention assembled
here at noon to-day, and organized by the
election OF George o. Vanderbilt as per-
manent chairman. Lyman Albeit was
nominated for Governor on the second
ballot amid great confusion. The Albright
men Jumped on their seats, cursed the
nomination, and declared they would bolt.
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n,ddred with Buckshot.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
NEW ORLEANS, September ia dis
patch to the Times democrat from Vienna,
La. says: Wilson Clark (colored) was
shot and killed In Wheat's corn-held, near
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this place, to-day. lie had difficulty with
Wheat yesterday, and turned his hogs into
the latter's field. where his body was found
riddled with buckshot.
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Ut CARPETS OF EVERY KIND,
MATS, RUGS. CURTAIN GOODS. PAPER
HANGINGs. OL-CLOTHS. POLES, AND COR
NICEs.
GEORGE W.ANDERsoN \ SONS.
&c Ism 1914 Main street.
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Flour.

Flour We quote: line: t3@f3.50; superdne,
s3.25Gs3.75; extra, sf.75@to; family, foG
$3.50; Patent family, s6Mf7.
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LIME. CEMENT. &c.

UMFtLMEl LIME - schooner Addie
LIE snow, with a cargo OF FRESH RoCh-
LAND LIME from the celebrated troes.'t Lime
minus "'''' WARNER MOORE,
Lime, Cement. Lump and Ground flsstsr,
foot OF Seventeenth street, s0uth siue oi DNeh'
sc IL ------------
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HoRsroRD's ACID PHOSPHATE FOR OVER
WORKED PROVISIONAL MEs.-Dr. Charles
y. Mitchell, Canandaigua. n. Y. says: ~
think II grand restorcr Of brain force OF
nervous energy"
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, September 10. 1858.
OFFERINGS.
WurAT-White LAS bushels. Red. 1921

OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-White, LAS bushels. Red, ll,29I
bushels.
CoRN-White, 900 bushels.
OATS.-l 800 bushels.
RYE.-24 bushels
NEAL.-200 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WUFAT-White, sos bushels common Ia good
AT 81 10 To Sl.16. Red, 2,202 bushels common to
prime L0ngberry at sl.lO u sl.ls; 26O bushels
good ShOrtberry at sl.05 TO Sl.l3.
CORN.-Whte, SIS bushels common to prime at
60 to 65c. -..o--o
OATS-5O bushels very good spring al 3Ic.i ~
bushels very good winter al 41c.
RYE.-l4 bushels prime III zoe.
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PAINTS.

UOUNSTON'S PATENT STANDARD
u DRy.sJZED KALSOMiNE AND fkEsCO
PAINTS are made IN pure white and all flshiYna-
HE eolors; simply requiring water to mix them.
They possess strong disiniecting qualities anu
Will not rub or scale from the wall. and are guar
sniaed PURCELL. LADD co.
Agents Richmond, Va.
ps,,ors of i,nftafioas au ASSN
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FINANCIAL.

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
THURSDAY. September 10. 1888.
SALES-FRsT DOARD.-20 shares Petersburg
Railroad az 90.
SECOND BOAID.-10 shares Norfolk and West
ern preferred at 3s4; 800 Richmond and Dam
VILE Railroad, 1880, at lOf 200 Richmond city
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CALICO COMFORTABLEs at 81. st.25. s1.50.
sI.75. 90, $3.50, 80, $3.50, 81, $3.50, and 80.
DRESS GOODS.
LADIES' CLOTH, full yard-and-a-haIf wide. at
sI-usually sold at 81 IS:
CAsHMEREs In all colors and qualities:
BLACK CAsuMEREs from Ice. 10 $3.50 Ter
yard;
BLACK SILKS az 60. 10, s5c., 81, ;l.l0, sl.25.
sl.35, $3.50, si.75, 81, e.. 80, and - yard
all very cheap;
COLORED SILKS In great variety;
See our elegant SILKS at 81 and si.25 worth
$3.50 and sl.75.
CARPETS
The largest CARPET STORE In the state. The
largest stock of CARPETS ever shown I'm any
one store in this city. The handsomest pat
terms and the best goods for the money. CAR
PETS are cheap this season. To get the adj
vantage OF low price,. buy Of ms.
GOSSAMERS AND UMBRELLAS!
Prepare for the rainy weather. Buy GO>SA
MER and an UMBRELLA; have them ready,
rs You will need them In few days.
Bargains I'm every department. New goods re-
ceiyed daily.
LEVY. DAVIS & DRAKE,
successors 10 Levy Brothers.
Sc IL 1917 and 1919 Main street.
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soma. AND nINERALwATERs. & c.
FLOWERS. PLANTS. &c.

rVO THE PUBLIC OF RICHMOND I:
1 Having left the position Of Landscape Gar
dener and Florist az the state Capitol, which
hlled successfully for over ten years, and having
for many gears occupied by NJ. X. Crcnshaw
Esq, | am now prepared 10 execute all orders ap-
pertaining % my profession which may he en-
trusted u me. ...,.. AZ,
special attention VIII be paid 10 LANDSCAPE
GARDENING, either on large or sinall sc',,
also 10 CUT-FLOWERs during WINTER, ny
Greenhouses. &C. are covered by abou, 5,VVo -. ,
Of glass Wedding and other decorations ruh'rai
Embems, Sc. furnished. Prices ~ low ~ Inc
''"e''' j. &. LEWIS.
se11ats West Broad-Strect Garden.
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The New Jersey Democracy.

LYMAN ALBEIT NOMINATED FOR GOVERNOR
MOTION TO MAKE THE NOMINATION. UNANI-
NOUS HOwLED DOwN--LiKELIH00D OF A
BOLT.
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vgu YORK COTTON FUTURES

Nvw yopK. September 10. -Cotton-Net re.
.o,,,,s !, haIes: gross, 100 bales. Futures closed
sales ssss ssp,e@eer Ns sIoIt
s s,o s,oae. December, clio So; january,
siioo.aass @sio.6s: February, sio.7!@slo.7s
u, v,J' io'o0aslN9l; April. 81 i.ul @sil.0s
Nav sii'Ii@sii.12; June, sll22a$ll.25'
July I'll I.32nsll.33.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
}EEsE ERR ssss EEzY Yssss
, r. EEaf SSssss sr " ssss..
!JJjY kkEEs sssssEEE 7 ssss-..
BLANKETS

BLANKETS
See our BLANKETS at $3.50 a pair worth $3.50;
See our BLANKETS at a. pair worth 81:
See our extra large BLANKETS at IS pair worth
te.
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sERIors ACCIDENT To 4 CTTIzEN-TnE STREET
RlIf.wAY-TrR ACCIDENT ON TIE NORFOLK
AND WESTERN RAILROAD; THE TRACK
CLEARED Rear AT LARGE IN CHESTER
YIELD.
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Sumnc. Prime, 81.
Shpcks. G0M65c.
Bdied StrdD: 35M40c.
T1liOtc 6kfd7c. "a 10.
Wool: Washed, 33c.: unwashed, 25e. BURY
wool will bring from 10 sc. q b. less than above
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-14

BALTIMORE, September 13.-Virginia 6s, CO
sol. As: past-due coupons, As new 1O-4O's, !
Bid to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-14
MIIWAukEF.

1919 Wheat steady at 06Sc. cash. Corn
So,nIpr doing. Oats dull: No, z, csc. Proyl-
Mes PS,s c sain a ama o oe.S
b er uogs higher at si.60Gt5.lO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-14
COMFORTABLESt

COMFORTABLE-i
CALICO COMFoRTABLEsa at 81. si.25, s1.50.
sI.75. 90, $3.50, 80, $3.50. 81, $3.50, and 80.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-05-19

AS-PLAIN TALK FROM DR SwAYNK-1O Whom
IL May Concern: Itching Piles is one of the
most annoying complaints known to physi
clans. Every one can tell whether he is thus
afflicted by observing the following symp-
toms Intense itching, particularly after get
ting warm. 1t seems aS If pin worms were
crawling about the rectum. Small Jumps
sometimes form. The private parts are often
affected. The more you scratch the worse the
itching. knowing that my ointment is super
lor to any article in the market, guarantee 1,
TO cure the worst case of itching piles in exist
ence.
ISignedl, H.SWAYNE, N. ID.
Dr. Swaynes Ointment is also pleasant and
effective cure for letter, itch, salt rheum, cry.
sipelas, BARRIERS itch, pimples, and all scaly
crusty, itchy skin eruptions. Sold by all
prominent druggists. or will be sent for so cts
Tin &c. stamps), boxes. sl.25. Address, DR.
Swayne & Son, Philadelphia, Pa
Octl4-lydTu. Th&SSw