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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-04
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1t Is proposed 10 celebrate the twenty.
fifth anniversary OF the discovery Of gold
In Colorado next September, and It seems
to meet with general approval.
1t seems that London solicitors have been
generally taking a commission from the
lhe-insurance companies for inducing eli
ents 70 take out policies. A court has de-
cided that this is legal fraud, in n suit
which arose between lawyer and COM
pany.
Daggett, the owner Of the horse Boston,
who raced the animal against catamaran
Sunday from New York to Stony Creek-a
distance OF ninety miles-was arrested at
New Haven Monday ut the instance OF the
State Humane Society on the charge Of
cruelty to animals. Bonds were furnished.
A Vienna dispatch says 1t is probable
Austria will within forty-eight hours sum-
mon Roumania to officially repudate the
toast proposed by her deputy at Jassy, in
the presence Of the King. in favor OF the
Roumanian annexation OF BukOwIna. III
Roumania refuses, as Is unlikely, there
will shortly be grave news.
The receiver OF McGeocb, Everingham
& Co., the broken lard firm OF Chicago,
submitted statement to the creditors
Monday showing that the sum due men,
bers OF the Chicago Board Of Trade is 81
1914, 900, all Of which is unsecured. The
firm owes the Chicago banks S3,950,000,
secured by lard as collateral.
Bruno e. Leman, n druggist, was held
in New York Monday to answer the charge
o! causing the death Of Charles Yollmer. a
German immigrant. Mrs. Vollmer asked
Leman to give her the address Of pbysi.
clan, but he himself prescribed for her
husband, who rapidly grew worse. The
physicians called to attend him say he was
suffering from opium-poisoning. They
gave him antidotes, but he died. Leman
claims the medicine he gave was harmless
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A Fathers HerOism.
HOW JOHN MURPHY SAVED HIS CHILDREN A.
WAS KILLED,

WAS KILLED.
An AnsOnia Comm telegram OF Monday
saws: A heart-rending accident occurred
here Yesterday afternoon, whereby John
Murphy, fifty-tbree years old, sacrificed his
life TO save two of his children. Mr.. MUIR
phv moved here with his family, consisting
OF his wife and eight young children, from
Windsor Locks two weeks ago, and entered
the employ of Wallace & Sons. Yesterday
afternoon he took two OF his little ones-a
bov and a girl--out for walk, remarking
IN the others that they would be back
soon. He took along with him flute on
which he sometimes played when on siml-
lar trips with his family In the woods.
They walked up the tracks OF the Nauga-
tuck railroad. A short distance above the
house the track passes over stream at
noint where q cascade makes loud
enough noise to drown that made by an APP
nroachinc train. Just beyond, the road
turns sharply. 1t was here that the milk
train. bound for Bridgeport. came sudden
lv upon them around the curve. Owing to
the falling waters they had not heard its ap-
nroach. The engineer whistled for brakes,
hut his train was upon the party in mo-
ment. The father of the children, quick
as lightning. caught up the little
GIRL and threw her down the embankment
ON the right side of the track. Then he
seized the boy and hurled him down the
other side. 1t was too late for him 10 save
himself. The engine struck him and threw
him against telegraph-pole. One leg was
emf completely off, and his ribs on the LETT
side were driven through his heart ana
lungs. He died in few moments. The
children were overcome by fright and un-
able to move. 1t was at first supposedtney
had been killed also, but upon examination
It was found they were only signify
bruised. Mrs. Murphy was rendered "i'
most crazy with grief by the accident.
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Mississippi Items.
fBy telegraph to tine Dispatch.l

BY Telegraph 10 tne Dlspatcl'J
VICKsBURG, MISS, July 3.-Captain NJ.
l.. Cole, member OF the Board Of Superyi-
sors, was found in the road this morning
between this city and his residence, which
is five miles distant, with his body riddled
with buckshot. No arrests have been made,
but there is n clue TO the murderer.
A special to the Herald from Mayersyille
says that Richard Gregg, noted negro po-
itician Of this State, and clerk OF the
Circuit and Chancery Courts OF lssaquena
county, dropped dead yesterday OF heart
disease.
The murderer OF Mrs. Christine Urmbach
was taken from Jail at Mayersyille yester-
day and lynched.
A dispatch from Skipwith, Miss, says
the coroner's inquest on the body OF Hum
ter Jamlson, who was supposed to have
committed suicide. developed the fact that
he placed the muzzle OF gun against his
side and caused bis seven-year-old boy "a
pull the trigger, threatening to kill him IL
he refused.
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MississiDpf Politics.
FUSION OF DEMOCRATS AND REPUBLICA
AGAINST INDEPENDENTS.
fBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

FUSION OF DEMOCRATS AND REPUBLICANS
AGAINST INDEPENDENTS.
fBy telegraph to the Dispatch.I
NEW ORLEANS, July 3.-The Times
Democrats Canton (Miss.) special says
the Democrats and Republicans OF that
county held conventions yesterday and
ratified the fusion of the two parties as pro-
posed by the respective executive commit
tees. The conventions were largely at
tended. The fusion gives the Democrats
the di 'rict attorney, State senator, sheriff,
treasurer. chancery clerk, three SUI
pervlsors, and half Of the constables
and magistrates. The Republicans get
two members OF the lower house, cucuit
clerk, assessor, two supervisors, and hall
OF constables and magistrates. Both par
ties pledge themselves faithfully to carry
out the terms Of the fusion. The nomina-
tions made by the Republicans were all
those OF coored men. The Democrats de-
ferred making nominations for one month.
The Fusionists believe they will defeat the
Independents at the polls next November
The Independents held caucus to-day,
and express themselves satisfied with what
the Democrats and Republicans have done,
and assert that they will beat the fusion
nominees in November.
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Cork Industrial Exposition Opened

by cable 10 the Dlspitcn'I
Cork. July 3.-The Industrial Exhibition,
GOV ering three and half acres OF ground.
and including the British, Continental, and
American exhibits, was opened by Eail
Bandon to-day in the presence OF vast
crowd. Some trouble had been expected,
and police were posted among the audi
ence. Perfect order, however, was main
tanned. A large procession OF trades with
bands PLAYING national airs marched TO the
building. T. ID. sullivan and Z. Dwyer
Gray, and the mayors and members Of
many city corporations, were present III
the opening ceremonies.
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Couut Dc ChambOrd's Condition.

by cdUie w tilt DiSP"tNh'I
PARIS, July 3.--The Duke DE Nemours and
Duke D'Alecon have gone TO Frahsdortf,
the residence Of the Count De Chambord,
with the Count De Paris. Large crowds
were present this morning at the churches
in which masses were said for the recovery
OF the Count from his present critical III
ness. A messenger who reached here to-
day from Frahsdoril brought the informal
ton that the physicians in attendance on
the Count have little hope OF his recovery.
His mind is clear. Eating unrlpe fruit Is
the cause OF his illness.
HIS CASE PRONOUNCED HOPELESS.
PARIS, July 4.-News was received here
at midnight that the physicians attending
Count De Chambord, at the consultation
last night. decided his case was hopeless.
The statement is published that the MEM
beers OF the Orleans family have gone to
Frahsdorfi only to fulfil family duty.
HE RECEIVES THE PAPAL BLESSING.
ROME. July 3.-It Is asserted that the
Count De Chambord has received the papal
blessing.
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ny Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, july 3. 1883.
The stock market to-day WAS very dull. In the
first hour of business there was decline or In
Northern Pacific preferred. This, however, had
little or no effect Oh the general list subsequently
pearance, and the stock sold up 10 S5A. AT this
time the whole market became hrin. aud continued
80 10 the close In the afternoon II was announced
that all the legal proceedings against Reading had
been withdrawn, Gowen having threatened To
bring suits for conspiracy This added 70 ne con-
tions were on a limited scale. amounting To only
go. 2q7 shares Compared with last nights closng
active stocks are &g1S higher, the att"r III Omaha
common. In speclalties the changes are unim-
portant. -
BALTIMORE, July 3.-Virgn,a 6's consolidated,
40; second series. &c. past-due couf 0ns, ~ ne"
3's, So. Bid to-day.
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A Mississippi Murderer Lynched.

10y WTVgIHPH 10 tTV DIsPRF0VTI'I
MEMPHIS, July 3.-The AraIdnche'S Skip
with (liss.) special says: Sunday morning
Mrs. Christina Ambacher, worthy white
woman, was found dead near her door with
her skull fractured and two other wounds
on the back OF her head. Martin Jones,
negro, who had threatened the life
of her husband, was arrested, and
search OF his dwelling revealed a
bloody shirt. He then confessed. While
being taken to Jail mob composed princi-
pally Of negroes took Jones and hanged
him.
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neous, and had then mcted out like fate
to himself, He died few minutes after
the members OF the family entered the
room.
AT the Office Of the Lackawanna Iron and
Coal Company, No. SO Wall street, II was
learned that the name w. X. Seaman Il ON
their rolls as that Of an employee of the COM
pany at Scranton. II was said that he had
Of late been very hard at work with inyen-
tions. and 1t Is believed that the strain
caused by overwork had, together with
other troubles, brought on mental derange-
ment.
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Sanitary Matters.

[By telegraph % Ihs DI' pI
w,suIxoroy. July 3.-The Surgeon-Gen.
eral Of the Marine Hospital Service reports
that the limited States Is free from yellow
fever with the exception OF two cases on
hoard n foreign vessel in quarantine at
Shin Island. Sanitary Inspector Daniel NJ.
Pmroess renorts TO the Marine Hospital
Rnrsan thai the steamer City OF Pueblo,
On ro',te 70 New York, left a fatal case Of
yellow-feyer at Havana.
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Turf Notes.
THE NEWMARKET RACES.


(By telegraph to the Dispatch.l
LONDON, July 3.-The Newmarket July
meeting began to-day. The race for the
July stakes for two-rear-olds was won by
Sir j. willoughby's chestnut filly by Her
nit out Of Adelaide; Count +. De La
oranges bay colt Archiduc second, and
Leopold DeRothschild's bay colt Talisman
third. There were eight starters.
BRIGHTON-BEACH RACES.
NEW YORK, July 3.-First race-purse
$3.50, for two-year-olds, five furlongs--
Startling, the iavorite, won; King Ernest
(fly) second, and Jim Carlisle third. Time,
1:04.
Second race--purse $3.50, selling allow
ances, one and a quarter miles-Keno won (;
George Haker second, Cromwell third.
Time, 2:10l.
Third race-purse $3.50, three-quarters
OF a mile--won by Swift, the -favorite !;
Weasel second, Ouray third. Time, 1:16&.
Fourth race-purse $3.50, three quarters
OF a mile--Capias. the favOrite, won; Glen
Allen second, London third. Time, 1:1G3.
Fifth race--three-y ear-olds, purse $3.50,
one mile and an eighth-won by Boccacio,
the favorite; Harry Mann second, Fair
Barbarian third. Time, 1:5Sl.
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The Observation-Disclosures Legislature.

BY telegraph 20 The Dlspltch.I
Boston, July 3.-The Republican MEN,
bers OF the Legislature held conference
this afternoon, and, it is stated, decided
that the Tewksbury investigating commit
tee should hold six more sessions and re-
port July 18th. An order to this effect
was adopted by the House this afternoon.
The conference decided to ask the Supreme
Court il the Legislature has power to adj
journ without the consent OF the Governor.
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and his staff, General Mackenzie and his
staff, the Territorial militia, various Mcxi-
can societies, and members Of tribes OF
Zuni, Pueblo, and Apache Indians. The
Governor made speech OF welcome, after
which the procession passed around the
grounds and through the main building OF
the Exposition, which was then declared
open. Fully ten thousand people were
nresput
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Steamboat Explosion.

[By telegraph to The Dispatch.I
WMKEsBARRE, Pa, July 3.-The boilers
Of the steamboat Susquehanna, owned by
the Plymouth Navigation Company, blew
ND this morning at her dock in the Susque-
hanna river here. The toat was torn to
pieces. There were no passengers Oh
board at the time. A number oil employees
were hurt but none killed.
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The Now Hampshire Senatorial Dead
lock.
[By telegraph to the Dispatch.I

Thy telegraph 10 The DIspatch.I
CONCORD, n. H., July 3.-The ballot for
United States senator to-day resulted as
follows: Whole number, 243; necessary to
choice, 122; William 5. Ladd, | ; Charles
II. Bell, 3; Gilman Marston, II; Aaron
f. Stevens, IL; James w. Patterson, 20 4;
James F. Briggs. 30; Edward IL. Rollins,
y, and Harry Bingham, 81. Although "a
members were absent, but 10 pairs were
announced. The only change in ballot
ing was in favor OF Ex-Governor Bell, who
oained two votes.
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The Society for the Advancement OF
Science.
by telegraph to the DIspatch.I

by teItgfapH 20 tTt DIsIIdIUH'J
PHILADELPHIA, July 3.-The trustees OF
the University Of Pennsylvania to-day de-
cided TO extend an invitation to the Ameri-
can Society for the Advancement OF Science
to meet in this city in September next, Of
fering the Society Use Of the University
buildings as place OF meeting. Inpursu-
ance OF the request Of Henry NJ. Seyhert
endowing the Chair OF Moral and Intellec-
teal Philosophy IN the University, the
trustees appointed a commission to inves-
tigate so-called modern spiritualism.
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The Cholera in EgyDt.
THE POPULATION OF DAMIETTA ORDERED OUT
OF Town.

OF Town.
[By cable TO the Dlspatch.I
CAIRO. July 3-The Sanitary Council
ha. ordered the population OF Damietta to
be removed from their dwellings and scat
tered i'm tents. The infected quarter OF
the town has been partly disinfected and
partly burned. ,,o
ALEXANDRIA, July 3.-There were l2O
deaths at Damietta and at Samanoud yes
terday from cholera. Traffic between Port
Said and SYRIA has been prohibited, owing
to the outbreak Of cholera at the former
place. A panic prevails at Jiddah because
of the expected arrival of five steamers
from India with pilgrims on their way to
Mecca. 1t is feared that they will bring
the germs OF cholera.
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Rase.RauYesferdaY.

IBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
New York: New York, IL; Philadel-
phia, 8.
Providence: Providence, 4; Boston, 0.
Cincinnati Cincinnati, u; Metropoli-
tans, 1.
Columbus, Ohio: Columbus, 3; Balti-
more. 6.
Chicago: Chicago, 81; Buffalo, 7.
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De,tructiye storm I'm wisconsin.

[By telegraph I" Ihe DIspdIcH'J
MILWAUKEE, July ga severe storm
swept Ozaukee county yesterday, demol-
isbing buildings at scores Of towns. In
Belgium and Fredonia alone over 200
buildings were blown down. AT Oakheld
hardly a chimney Is left standing. Three
men were drowned at Port Washington.
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,s,,ers Striking for Back Pay.
rpv ,o,ogra,h 10 the Dispatch. /

TBy teegraI Il % IIt DI'pdtNI'I
HANOVER, n. H., July 3.-The miners OF
Elv' Vi, some three hundred in number,
have struck for their pay, which is two
months behind Early yesterday morning
thew broke into the mining .company's
store and stripped it entirely OF its goods.
During the dav they paraded the streets,
making riotous demonstrations, threaten
ing the demolition OF the comPahys pro-
perty, and creating grea III; nlsturpan 1,s
A peaceful adjustment oil anairs Is antici-
mated
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Mormons Resisting the Edmunds BIZ.

[By telegraph 10 the Dispatch.
SALT LAKE CITY, July 3.-Ten suits were
instituted by Mormons in the United States
District Court yesterday against the COM
mlssioners appointed by the President to
carry out the provisions OF the Edmunds
bill. This is deliberate attempt to break
down the commissioners and defeat the
law. The suits were instituted for damages
with the evident intention of coercing the
commissioners
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ATexas Judge Assassinated.

BY telegraph tn the Dispatch.I
GALVESTON, July "A Neus'S Jefferson
dispatch says Judge Haughn was assassi-
mated last night on the road from town,
where he had been attending night ses-
sion OF his court. Mrs. Haughn believes
the assassin was a negro whose daughter
the Judge wronged before marriage.
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the chicago Printers Decide Not to
Strike.
[By telegraph to the Dispatch.l

CHICAGO, July "a largely-attended
meeting OF the Chicago Typographical
Union was held last night. The question
n the demand for increased compensation
was discussed at length, and it was decided
not TO enter upon strike, and defer any
oction until October. In the mean time a
committee will be appointed TO confer with
the publishers and proprie.ors OF the
Union offices.
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Monument to Custer and His Gem.
raIps.
TBy telegraph to the Dispatch. ]

by telegraph to the Dispatch.I
MoNTELLE, WIS, July 3.-The granite
shaft which is to mark the spot where Gus.
ter and seven companies Of the Seventh
United States cavalry laid down their lives
was shipped to Montana yesterday. The
monument consists Of cube Of Montelle
granite A by 81 feet, resting on a base OF
the same material. 1t is inscribed with the
names Of the slain
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ALady Murdered by a Burglar.
JBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

MAssLoN, OHIO, July 3.-Mrs. Kirkland
arose at 4 O'Clock this morning, intending
to 90 to Crestline. As she opened win
dow a burglar on the roof Of a low portion
OF the house fired at her, the bullet taking
effect in her chin. She has since died.
Several tramps have been arrested on sus-
piciOn
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A aSA 900 EmhezEler.

lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.I
ALBANY, n. Y, July 3.-Henry Wickes,
an aged LAWYER. has embezzled about $780,
200 81 trust funds and moneys collected as
attorney OF Mrs. Catherine w. van hensse-
lear, OF Greenbush. Wickes mas Deen
misnuno funds since 1871. lie has fed.
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Volcano I'm Eruption.

Bv cable 70 tnt UlsPaICH'I
SAN JUAN DEL SUR. July Sit is report
ed that the volcano on the island OF One
tepe. in Lake Nicaragua, which has been
smoking for some time, Is now in state
Of eruption. A panic has been caused
among the inhabitants, who are all leaving
the island
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A Tram Car Capsizes With Fatal IF
fpcfS.
JBy cable to the Disparch.l

IBy cable TO the Disparch.l
LONDON, July AT IIudderstield to-day,
while steam tram ear was descending an
incline, the brake attached to it failed to
work and the car was capsized. Two OF
its occupants were killed and thirty injured.
Some OF the latter, it is feared, will die.
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Fatal Fight at an Indian Dance.

Dy ItItgTaPH 10 IIIV I7I7I1tVH'J
CHICAGO, July "a Daily NerS Spe-
cjal from Little Rock, Ark, says fight oc-
Cured at an Indian dance at Bird Creek,
Indian Territory, last night. over one
hundred Pawnees, with reyoyers and
knives, took part. Two Indians were killed
and others were wounded.
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n.s,ructive Fire I'm Oregon.
(Ry telegraph TO the Dispstch.J

BY ItItRTaPH 20 'IIc DI7F"'eI1
ASTORIA, OREGON, July "a TIRE broke
ont here late last night which caused loss
estimated at 1925, 900; insurance, $4,000.
The Oregon Railway aud Navigation Com
nany,s loss Is $4,000. Seven salmon can.
peries were destroyed; also, $4,000 cases OF
salmon.
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fURNITU RE.

Turing THE NEXT SIXT YM
~ DAYS we offer unusual Inducements IN -
EIrpNITJYRE. having a large and varied as "
sortmeni OF new styles and patterns In PAR-.l
LOR, CHAMBER. and DlNiNG-ROOM SEIs.
we know II will he 10 the interest OF purchasers 70
examine our stock, a. we seldom fall 10 make saes
where the goods please. We have some very me
SiDEBOAfDs and PLUsH-CovERfD PAk.
LOR SUITS very cheap. +. GATHRiGHT
son. 10 Governor street. ~ tO-om
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RiCUwoNn. July 8,
ARRIVED.


Schooner Daniel Ginrrai. ~mith. kennebec river
ice. J. &. smith Ice Company.
schooner SeabiTd calhoun. New York eta Nor
folk. stone. J. X. Williams < Go.
Schooner :. A. Rudolph, Mullen, philadelphia,
coal, G.. &. Th0n.
schooner Ella Matthews. Booye. Philadelphia,
coal, Richmond and ALI ghany Railroad Conn
pany. - -,
Schooner wake, Budd' Philadelphia, coal,
Charles II. Page.
schooner A. & f.. Benton. Camp, Philadelphia,
coal, Chesapeake and ohio Railway Company.
Schooner A. j.. York. Wallace, kcnnebec river,
ice, Richmond Ice Company.
schooner a. h. Kindbyrd not arrived, as re-
ported yesterday.
SAILED.
steamer WyanOke, Huiphers. New York, mer-
csand,se ant, passengers, G.. W. Allen q Co.
steamer ashland Tunnel. Philadelphia, mers
chandi and passengers. j. W. hcCarrick, agent.
steamer ARIEL, clifford, Norfolk, unitsa states
nail, merchandise, and passengers, l" II. Tatuu ,
superintendent
Schooner Race Horse, Bishop. Bangor, railroad
material, The Tredegsr Company: vessel, Curtis
4 Parker.
schooner c. c. Lane. Marihugh, Boston. coal,
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company; vessel,
Curtis & Parker.
| schooner Ridgewood. Hand. Bergen Point and
Bayonne, slaves and coal. Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company: vessel, Curtis 4 Parker.
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GEORGE p. STACY, 1905 ANDM
NJ 1907 MAIN STREET, has all the
NOVELTIES In PARLOR AND CHAM
her FURNITURE. The ANDkEWs'
FOLDING PARLOR-BED Is q WONDER.
Call and see for yourself steam Elevator 70
all parts Of the house. ap 2S-5w
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HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE AS Re-
FRIGERANT DRINK IN FEvERs.-Dr. G. III. s.
Davis, Meriden, Conn.,, says: ~ have used
it as a pleasant and cooling drink in fevers,
and have been very much pleased with it,"
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
OFFERINGS.

OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Red. 1858 bushels.
CORN.--White, SS2 bushels. Mixed, 252 bushels.
BLACK PEASE.-94 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Red, 20S bushels common Shortberry
on private terms.
CoRN.-Whlie, 90 bushels prime on private
terms; "a bushels good at CSC. Mixed, BOZ BUSH
els very good at 63c.
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DIPIITHERIA
PREVENTED.

The physicians here
use DARBYS FLUID
very successfully in the
treatment of DlPH-
liberia.
A. STOLLENwERCK.
Greensboro, Ala.
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Flour.

Flour-We quote: / ne. f3ms3.50. superhne,
s3.5OGs4; extra. s5@S5.25: common family,
f5.25at5.50: Patent FAMILY, s6df7.
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SMALLPOX

AND
FITTING OF SMALL
POX