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Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-20
e. f. KunIkers Bitter Wine of Iron.

1t has never been known to fail in the cure of
weakness attended with symptoms, ndsposition to
exertlon, loss of memory, difficulty of brea hing,
ness, horror of disease night ats, cold feet,
weakness, dimness of vision, languor, universal las
situ1e of the muscular system, enormous appetite
with dyspeptic symptoms, hot hands, flushing of the
body, dryne OF the skin, pallid oountenance and
eruptons on the face purifying the blood, pain in
the back, heaviness of the eyelids frequent black
sp Is flying before the eyes, with sutfusion and loss
OF sight, want of attention. etc sold only in ST bot
ties. Get the genuine. Depot and office, 259 North
Ninth street, Philadelphia Advice free. Ask for
e. Il. Kuukels Bitter Wine of Iron, and take no
other make. Genuine sold only in 81 bottles.
NERVOUS DEBILITY. NERVOUS DEBILITY.
Debility, a depressed irritable state of mind a
weak, nervous exhausted feeling, no energy ami
nation, confused head, weak memory, the conse-
quences of excesses, mental overwork. This ner-
vous debility finds sovereign cure in e. Il. Kun
kes Bitter Wine of Iron. IL tones the system, dis.
pels the mental gloom and despondeucy, and reju-
venates the entire system. Sold only in 81 bottles
Get the genuine. Sold by all druggists. Ask for E
L. Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron, md take no other
Genuine sold only in S bottles or six bottles for So
All ask is a trial of this valuable medicine 1t will
convince the most skeptica OF its merits.
NEVER FAILING WORM SYRUP.
f. f. Kunkel's Worm Syrup never fails to destroy
Pin, Seat and Stomach Worms. DR. kunkel is the
IN two hours. Head and all complete alive, and no
fee till head passes Common sense teaches if Tape
Worms can be removed. all other Worms be
readily destroyed. Send for circular to DIR. Kun
kel, 259 North Ninth street. Philadelphia, Pa, or
ask your druggist for bottle of Kunkels Worm
Syrup Price 81 per bottle 1t never fails Used
by children or grown persons with perfect safety.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-20
Union MuGUal
Life Insurance Company
OF MAINE.
OFFICE, gil SHIPLEY STREET.,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
OFFICERS.

OFFICERS.
JOSHUA MARIS, President.
D. H. KENT, Treasurer.
j. A. BOND, Manager
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Capt. N. r. Benson, j. r. Finn.
Dr. JOHN p. WALES, Medical Examiner.
This company offers entire exemption from forfeit
ure by paid-up policies, cash surrender value,
Massachusetts law, as may be preferred, and issues
every desirable form of policies, incorporating all tbs
liberal features that experience and solyency will
permit. Also endowment policies at ordinary life
rates
All moneys collected in this State are remain
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hrstclass real estate securities and thus make this
practically home company
It is to the interest OF those wishing insurance to
patronize this company, and keep their money at
home. febM-ly
Good agents wanted for the State.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-20
MedifaI.
Itching Piles

are generally preceded by moisture, like persp
ration, distressing itching, though pin worms
crawling in and about the recuIn particularly
at night, when undressing or in bed after getting
warm. 1t appears In summer as well as winter,
oftentimes shows itself around the private parts,
and is not confined to males only but is quite as
times of pregnancy, extending into the vagina,
proving distressing almost beyond the powers of
indurance. Gases of long standing, pronounced
incurable, have been prematurely cured by simply
applying
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-20
amsmranre, &f.

INSURE YOUR LIFE IN THE
i NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE 90.
SAFE, LIBERAL, PROMPT.
s M. LOVERIDGH, MANAGER,
433 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
g. n. CALEB. special Ag't for Della. aprl8ly
, 1876-09-23

Wright attempted to mnke three hases on a
long hit to right field. Barnes went well out to
meet tho t,aaL from A'ldy. and. wien le ha't
gotten It, sent 1t tn Anstt,. a distance of fully
:aN feet, Ms sttnight ns bullet. To say Tint
Wright was nstunishcd when lo saw AnsoM
with tho bali would be only A faint expression.
Tie fact that Hines naInc docs not appcar. fn
the al}ovo Scott: IL accounted for hy tho fact
that An,lrus played more than ha!f the game III
his place. It anything saved tho gn.ne for
Chicago at the last It was the ''no play Of Mc-
Vey III tho pitchers SQUARE, Only two hits
were made of him in tho last two innings. Mr..
epaldtnK docs very well 10 remember that he
has cianEepttcher.
The umplr!ng by Mr.. Conc reminded ono Of
the story 1T tho 1nnn who stool up 30 straight
that hc fell over backwards II VIA evident
a fair showing that he overJid lilo nsntter, and
Mt times forEot 10 be Just. It mado very little
difference luweycr, since no ono eau question
htr. Conc's fairness. Botwecn any other two
cluba he would make n Gret-clnss umpire.
Tho same cluba plny the tentl, and last game
Of their series to-day, and ga,ne will bo called ut
0:l5,-half an hour earlier than formerly.
, 1876-09-23
CANADIAN NEWS,

0peGAt ANdpts@Gh " lR~ 1F10aHS
TORONTO, Ont, Sept ga special to the
1lobs from Philadelphia says IL ia rumored on
good authority that tho Judges will award to
Cauada llrst prizes for WOODEN gootls, furs, and
commercial woods. The awards will be a,aGa Oh
tho 9Th lust.
A special from London, Eng, aays tho 71mxs
has till further modified Its yiows Ut the British
Columbia question, and now adlnits that Canada
Inns niadc every exertlon to carry Oh tic pMltic
Railway undertaking, uutl bus more than re-
dcc,ncl its pledges as regards the progress OF
the work md tho expenditures upon It.
sptrfut Dfspa.ea 10 zAe Tribune.
MONTREAL, QUO, Sept 2o.-The Rev. DR..
Sullivan, OF Chicago, lsas declined with thanks
tho rail lnalo to him by Trinity Church here.
Special Dltpasch 10 TIA 1rtbunA
OTTAWA, Sept. :A.-sluct speculation is In
dulgcd In rs u tho rusnlt Of tenders for Sec. Is
OF tie Carluln Pacific Railway. rllu lowest tcn-
tlers are as follows: kano & Co, Of Montreal,
sl,4Nl, Isl; Carlton s. Co., Of Montreal, Sl,6ln,-
QUO; sutton &; Co., Of Montreal, 4l,b}0, ,OUO; ;
Green II Co., Of New York, 81 ,tjS5 00u; sfftoD,
WurL u Co., Of Now York, Si,b00, 500; Afcasrs.
Urolson & Whitehead. Alexander, Mcdonnell u
Co., Duuth Il Coz. Stracy j. stcasy, and other
tclllerrrh range frum I'll 500 O0o To - 0o0 0O0.
It is not likely that the llna1 awaru Will ba lnalo
{ur sO1uY days,
, 1876-09-23
THE RAILWAYS,

ROCKFORD, ROCK ISLAND g. ST.
LOUIS.
A dispatch from Davenport, 1a, which mp.
pearel In TuH TRlnuaa Of Thursday a1,-
uollnccd that tile Rockford, Rock
Island It st. Louis Railroad wis sold
by tho German bondholdcre, WHO nru now
holding 1t for g. SEQ 900, aud TINT It WIS Under
stood that the purchasers were the Chicago s.
Northwestern, Chicago, lock Island &
Pacific, md the Chicago, Burl!ng-
ton It Quincy Railroads, who ass
known as the Iowa poo! lines. The officers Of
the three> pool lines elalm that !, they know
the General Manager Of tho Rockford, Rock
Ialand s. St. Louis, aud agont for the Geralnt,
bondholders, however. states tint although no
salo Of the property has yet been made etill
ant The managers Of Tho Chtraro, Burlington
E Quincy Raflroa1, and tue prospects Rto tllat a
salc Will be made. Whether the Burlington q
Quincy Railroad means to buy the road for t.
goncrally unilerstood tint tho Burlington means
to buy It On behalf Of tho three uucs. II
this turns ,,3 cut To- be ,, the ,faet, then
taaa tSors @ n aaSasIsd I be- ss a sissnsaSs s1
tho three lines, who will uso it inr LEGAL and
transfer purposes. The Rockford, Rock Island
s. st. Louis Railroad runs Utmost parallel for
9a fa 'snss ehssg w M GIssgs essk a tsae esra
burlington & Quincy Railroads. The latter
through business, ami l.avo aiso on on
arrangement to keep out OF eacll others terri
tory. The only eompetttor they hayo Is the
Rockford, Rock 1slanl Il st. Louis, and though
the road mny not bo ab1o to take away much
business from them, jet II c'ln force tic rates
manner the Rockford & Rock Island Road has
snta'led ' mnsl. m,,,s loss Upon ths pool linss}
havc aycrytlling their own way, and could
charge Us high rates as they choose. II IA there
fore nothing surprising that the pool lines arr
rather anxious to secure the road and put It
"whera It will .lo the most good"
Road viii much cripple tha Chicago 4 Paciac
RailroAd, which hoped to make q connection
with tic former at Byron. This road Is
now In tho hands Of Receiver, mud sooner or
later It will be sold pndcr tho hammer. The
present Gncrs aEs Unable 70 . sxts5d ,' the ro
not be very anxious 20 buy II in There is, how
ever, prospect that Il fair price will be
realized for the saiuo, as the Illinois
Central Railroad will purchase It II It
ean be bought at reasonable figure:
the Chicago 8 Pacitlc Railroad as q connection
between Its Chicago linz mil It's Northern Iowa
line. But few miles OF rosp1 would llayo to bo
constructcl to mako the connection at Forrcs-
so tsn connetsa IN s p7 city ybur S two ,a ss s9u
An M ordinance passed in is57 IS It'll in iorse,
authorizing the Illinois Central to build Bucf,
bridge. At present the illinois Central uses the
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy and tho Chicago
for tic rents which It has already paid these
lues It could have purchased or built several
surh lines rs tho Chicago s. Pacific.
, 1876-09-23
TElEGRhPHIC NOTES,

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. &.-'rhc Health ol,rer
yesterday began = general fulnigatton and dis
infection ut the Chinese quarters, In accordance
with tile recent resolution Ut the Boar1 Of
Health, In View Of tho prevalence Of smallpox.
Dxrno1r, Mich., sept, 2s.-1'hc Detroit print
ers recently consented to n reduction Of The
price of composition to IS cents for night work
aud a9 for day. Tbs Erml'y M<ns proprietor
liked thu rate III bis ollre at 20 cents, and tho
colnposturs struck tO-slay. They lnado ar-
rangements to staft papef OIL their own ae-
count, when thu lNstas accelel to their terms,
mid they will resume work eo-luurrow.
, 1876-09-23

:, ccrtaln Cataollu papers III Italy, Spain, a!'a
tho canon!zatIon Of Columbus. This great
stumbllug-bluck has been tho chargo VI consa.
binage, It being alleged tllat tho M1theE of hls
svcolld son was mt married to HIN. A !asu.
sia papor non, reports that this obstacls laa nas
IL Pant4a, published III l031. has becu dissos,
cred IN tho University Library thero--a history
Of thy apautsh West lndla conqucsts-~aNssn,
explicitly states thnt Columbus married f,,a. r.
wlfo IN Portugal, who gavu birth to Diego 20, o.
took secoa4 wife ut Cordoya, wl,n beca!no, tns
mother u ..Ferllland Colul.. Tbs Fallra,s
organ, tho Yoce dtl. |erita, declares tfat t!u ..t
document ELL ecui Columbus triumph, ~ ~
esse geSi a9t ~ vstss5 .s ts xorH ~ LII
, 1876-09-23

BALTIMORE, Md, Sept. 2a.-Thc furniture
wnrcroona Of Rosenlnlo Il Co., I'll Frederick
street, took fire since 12 o'clock, and aro burned.
Loss heavy.
About o'clock flames burst from tho fourth
story OF tho iron front Wholesale no
ton house of Brosll1s. g. TO-, 3i5 Dul-
tlmorc street, between Liberty und Howard,
md In q few moments extended 10 German
street, enyoloplng tie wholesale gtnsshouse Of
Zl,n g. Emery. The lre Ia rnging fcrrely. 1t
Is impossible to get the losses tonight. Dr0slus
d Co. Ind largu stock on hand tor tAe full
trade, which viii bo q complete luss.
, 1876-09-23


MADRID, Sept. 2s.-Ktng Alfonso presided at
the Cubinet Council, at which alllrcssea to the
Protestant clergy and diplomatic representa-
tiyes Of England respecting the receut orlcrs
affecting Protestant worship were discussed;
also, the question Of Cuban loan aud further
relnforecnents for Cuha.
LONDON, Sept. GA dispatch from Durco-
Iona notices tho growing desire Of the Spanish
clergy to obtain q suppression Of the Protestant
schools They argue that tho people, until they
nre Of full nge have no right to bc instructed ii.
any religion Saya the Catholic.
Ex-Qucel Isabella stArtcl for Malri1 On
Thursday.
DAKcaLoNA, Sept. "a manifesto OF aa-
snnced Republicans, signed in Paria by Zarilln
and Saln,crun, h!s been cllctilatcd throughout
Spain. Its most Important provisions are the
renewal Of the Constitution Ut lsg0, With thu
suppression Of the c1Auscs relatlve to monarchy
and tho equality Of all relI.iona.
, 1876-09-23
HOW TO PRESERVE FENCE-POsTs.
Epefidt Correspondence 9f I'hS Tribune.

DEs MolNrs, In, Sept. 1s.-Benjainin Chap
lln, All old farmcr near Ananlusa, Julscs Cuunt',
set fence-posts thirty-flvo years ago, which ato
to-lay as sound a. when set. Near thu lowyrcad
OF the posts he bored thFee-lunrtrr-nch llola
llo filled w!tl! salt, anl SECURED With plau pug:
Half bushel ot salt WILL supply olle mlle Ut
fence, and ono man call "salt" 200 ppsts da5.
Ills theory ID, that the salt keeps ths posts
always ulolat Tho alternate wcttlng an'l tlrY-
lug OF posts produces thu decay. posts set ln
water will not decay. Tho suit attracts tloIs-
ture. Ills pusta mover faIl.
, 1876-09-23
LOUISIANA.
TnH REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS- IN
THE FlH9T DIBTRICT.

THE FIRST DfHTnICT
xno4a1 cny,1,uona.uc1 ~ "a. rv.hn,.
Nrw cn,rIwa aont IA 0Tho F-.t nt.t,tot
n...,,s"' C.,l,si, a.ts. o.. .tos D.o..s'
itepuuneau congressional convention met yes
tcrtlay to nominate candidate for Congress to
Oil the yac.i,lcy on tho ticket occasoned by tho
,vttbt1rawn, ri cr.f,ov, Warmoth Ear rcsuons
,.n,.,, w. S,o,',. .,o,o,or. H., 1,,,.s.,' ,,"a
""'e!i w uee"'o ou'ic'oh'i WY. ""l1no'n P5c~
: icrs TO bo candidate Tor tho Lower uouse In
the State Legislature, to which hc will uuiloubt-
cdly bo elected. TIM choico NJ TIM Cunvcnt,on
III ,non 1,,11o Wi,i,,n ~ prr,wo1, r"n.1a-
ten upon 'uuso ""l1an ,,. ~. our"sii, q ssmtlc-
man who rciiccts credit upou tho Republican
pnrty. and whose election would te all houor to
his d,strict and to tho State,
JutlYo Ht,rwcll il Il nntivC of vfrpin,a. and a
GENIAL rpntlcmnn Cf that famn,,s iii srhnois fTn
ssnmcs Fl Ar, a,utrnt o.,d l,nnnrahic famfiv Tia
{ati,er hn,inr hnen thn ncrannai fr,enil nI,1 MI
v.,ro sccrntnrv ri 'fI,n,nHs Iniforsnn ami fr fnr
seyurai consecutive trr,ns. a mcmhar nf f,on-
rresa. Hnfnrn I'M 1Vnr thc .1,IIr" wa. m iii.
fins WidW nrI hix StHte. .Kiotts nrinctnies III mnde
lin an nrtlaut sunnnrter of fia fortnnns of his
Stats in tln War. iis VIVA i,,,rjnr th~t ncTotl
memher Of the yircjnia Scnats' stnt1. nencc
ias heTn rettored. tin,rcvcr i,o Ina ,,iti fnnf,
street and nti,cr Hnnthorn ,n"n % IT tInt stnmhn.
bulieyctl thnt the intrroata of thts ecctnn cOiif
hest ia a,,harrv.1l ~ TIM nnrtw xhich hnIl hean
s,,trcssfuI IN Tia str,,irreIe' rI' ~ nrms. and
l,as 1.iycn tho 1;a,mhflcan Marty the
>boncf}t OF his nblp per. lis ia n remarkable
, 1876-09-23

GIftt t9ft{H b$ Sf$:$H and hk{T. THIS tGlHE QOney
e fte If fm III ana e"alon %n placaa
q thol; tsg'. al IT: + ,Iiy xxx 1onIa s.at A.
ar,t tnsanrFF'ption nF '' h lie eaieiIaf"m via tho
fts ei thS h., sS'nF # es IsStaf H. 5 a
Augst hut preparations stlls went on md n ons
q she States Tho .oth Of July was nxoa tho DAY
bs., bsiore ihc day arrived, General Council
Of the Order from different btntcs wAa called,
and Il wn' !honeht tho movement on the a,th q
August was h1ed upon for a general M.
rising: This postnonement vi. .1a!steI
were madeleine at peorln, ono At Springfield, aud
Pao:s csss s e aks s IT, :eeas as 'ss sss
< b. ne. % i t VA va. he1a essl was wss i a deeided
scenscd to bo awaycd bnt by ono leading
% sn,es eSo a9 as
eerfesponaenso betwecn oar tfjends anl ilofase
ieato shoske D the eoantfy. sSTh Tho beiIef IL some
agree To recpnstrnclion; and tho politicians,
ts on su. ' .. sas sns nscs so s.
trial Of tho ballot. box should i,e n,nds before
Spfingoe'! meeting cams Of, but = was apparent
tsat s m .ha % a. '5A II hs IND
wns, that the people must rely on tho ballot.
bog fos redress Of grievances: fhc norscs Of
thn Leaders OF tho Order began to relay. About
thie Time largo lot OF arma wcrc purchased and
sent 70 inalanaGol!s, which was asc9vcf9u. ana
cssSn TO arm the hebers % of ths ure1 for ireas
onablo purposes. Trcachezy showed itself At
tastnJ . SaasG sn,st aho oF ha''u8 "ef' az
.1n o'As ~ ntGnPul1s
, 1876-09-23

Morrill, l: Sehafcf !, - -
Total bases On hlts-Chicaco, II; noston, II.
Hases on urrors-;Chlcago: b, l'oaton: j.
Naaea On called ba,la-Chicago. i: Boston, I.
Passed balls-Whto, l; Hruwu, j.
Wild p!tches-Nsaa!ey, 2.
Time Ut yaMo--TWo hours and thirty n,!uutes.
umplEp-Fscl Cone, chicago.
NOTES.
Yesterdays gaino was worthy OF special noto
tecause It reaches q step ln the championship
rncc which ia Next door tU tho nhsolute securing
VI the pcnnant. Reckoning {As may now hu
fatFy A0ua) With tho Athlullc galncs thrown uut,
II appcArs that II this Chicago Club should loso
al tlc!r renain!ng tive gat,,cs, they would then
stand vi ~ won tor tho hcasun, willie II tue 1t.
Louia should win all thu guinea they hays yet to
play they. roNld oMly rcacla ~ games won.
u'ainisg II games, they s.'a'tl only tls Chicugo
On IL wnll. 1t thcrefore appeurs that tho Whites
LAYS only to win one N,0re R4llu~ uut Ut iyt to
mako them sure 0f tho coveted lag.
Yesterdays game WAS, u lias beon called, u
curious unc, an1 well worth seelng-ia taet, per-
laps ~ ENJOYABLE to luok OIL ~ any contest nf
the ycar, It wills apparently won BY l,oston In
tending tho struggles Of the Whites 10 pull It
our Of tho i!ra iu tho remainder were
exciting and enjoyable. Thu tlutA1le pointa Ut
play were not 10 luuny In number that they cn1a-
not be noted: Adly md W4ile carried oil tho
honurs very easily, both In tellfng, battIng, aud
run-1etting. Tho fprines mails uYe wonderful
catches, those off 0'Rourke. aianniug, aAi
drew out great applause. White took much
observed credit fur magnificent onc-hand foul
iiy 2lll e Mutng foul Iunnl, both OH o. Ituurkc.
tho sllaTpest BIT Ut fielding tn this Mhulu ganlG
was by Narues tu tau eighth tuning. wlcu
, 1876-09-23
FAIRS.


76Psc1ol DL4Nach y 1ho 1ftbHNA
CAnL1NvsLl.a, ILL.,, Sept. 229..-T9a fur to-day
llas been quite successful. Tlcro has t,uen moro
general ntcrrst evncetl than for years before.
Tho trotting was excellent. Tie prominent
features OF ton"rrow's programme nrc trot
for $50 AMl mule r,lce. Thu attenance to-
day waa large. The weather bus becn very un-
favorable. Tho show VI short.hoyl cuttlo was
exceedingly fine
, 1876-09-23
FOREIGN.
The Plague Raging in the Turkish
Army m 9ervta.
Milan's Ministers Oppose His Corona.
tion, and Must Step Down.
Latest Phase Of the Religious Con-
troversy In Spain.
DiaA, the Mexican Revolutionist Making
Head Against the Government
TURKEY.
COMPLEMENTARY TO sCuuYLHH.


COMPLIMENTARY 10 sCuuY11g.
LONDON, Sept. 2a.-Nnmcrous meetings
throughout England have passed votes Of
thanks to Mr.. Schuyler, Of the American
Legation ut Constantinoplc, for tho promptness
OF bis report on the Bulgarian atrocities.
THE ARN1snCE.
The Mohammcdan religious festival occurring
at this time will make tho extension Of tue
srmtottco appear almost like religious duty
vtnNNA, Sept. 2.-Eng1and having explained
TINT her proposal OF an autonomy for The tnotlr-
gent provinces meant the control merely Of tho
local affairs, Austrta has Withdrawn tho pro-
Posal she made Independently.
KING MILAN.
DgLoRApg, Sept. 29.-Tha proclamation OF
Prince MILAN rs King ot servta is en-
Enthusiastically received by the population.
It Is believed that the Princo md his
Ministers oply disavow tho act because Of
tho strong diplomatic pressure, particularly
from Russia When proc'atming roynlty, tho
acrvian army also DECLARED tho abolition Of the
8ervian Constitution and the confinement OF ab-
aolute authority To Prince Milan. Tho scrvian
Government have recalled the soldiers Ut the
reserve and wounded from tho front.
PLAGUE.
The ptagrc hns broken out au1 ing the Turks
bcIoro A1cxlnatz. lhey arc co!nHelleu 70 cuanee
their position every three daya, aud burn their
tents and huts.
LATEST,
LONDON, Sept. 23-5 a, ma dispatch to tho
Daily Ntas from Belgrade says members Of tho
dcputatlou sent By tho artny to confer the
crown on Prince Afllan assert that, In eouse-
qucnce Of the refusal of the Ministry to rccog--
nfzc the action OF the army, q ncw Cabinet will
come into Office Saturday. The coronation OK
Milan will then take place.
A Times dispatch from Belgrade says there is
no official news regarding tlic prolouEation OF
thu armiaticc. e
Tile Vienna correspondent Of tho Times re-
marks that affairs ,ouk less satisfactory than On
Thursday, but II Ia confidently believed t1Arthe
Turks will yield consent III tic end to MI un-
ronditionnl armlsticc.
, 1876-09-23

IMPORTS AND ExPoRTS.
PARIS, Sept. 0-Tho retlrus Of Imports md
exports during tho first sescn months OF the
ycar havc Iust been 'ssued. Tho imports were
2,i39, 2, ,0o0f, against 1851 ,o0of. In 1s75,
aud 2o7g, 5s7, ,ooof. In 1874. The exports oss,
H7,ooof., agalnst a,iso.5s4, ,oooi. in 1875, and
1,osa,os5f. in 1874, Tho total amount Of COM
ncrco is thus 4,1M.330, ,0o0i. as COM
4,06a, ,6o2, ,0O0f. in 1871. In tho Imports,
artirfca Gf food havc Increased from sos 555 0O0f.
In 1875 to $50 100 000f. IN 1871; natural pro.uc-
tIons and raw materials from ,20o, tGo, ,D00f. to
t,ooSs ftoo M U.s. oooi II to ss S o. n tSs
e1purts, food and raw tnnterlaIs have fallou
from S, 1886, ,000t to 83l ,2fo OO0t, tho chief man
ufactured goods from ,00 ,3ia ,000t. 10 l,1Yl,-
t74 ,o00k, and sundry nleschantllsc from ll38l2,-
00Uf. to lot, 80, ,00of.
, 1876-09-23

DETROIT, Sept. Cit is stated upon author
ltY hers that the statement male yesterday
through the Associated Press from New York
ttat there had becn expended more ttau
S4,004,o00 by the Michigan Central 1fatlroad
Company upon tho leased branch roadB, Is M
error, aud u.at tho amount Us stated Is too
1arge by about s., 500,0M.
, 1876-09-23

The alarn from Boz 81 a. II :65 last evening
was caused by tho burning OF q smokc-house
IN thu rear Of No. Bel Fourth avenue, occupied
by Henry Drinkworth, packer ut Nos, 110-12l
Twelfth street, anu owned by Henry Hcrtz.
Damage, saO0; FULLY Insured. Cause, unknown.
, 1876-09-23
JACKSONVILLE, HI,
Epfcjd{ pispafch to The Tttbun1.


JACKSONVILLE, ILL.,, Sept M1.-'rhu Jacksol.-
yilla Horticultural Society IL nov holding Its
eighth annual exhibition, extending through
TWO days. The display uf Vegetables, fruits md
flowers Is tho largest aud grandcat ever ItIuuu In
this uity. Tha attendance Ia good, anil the
affair u complete SUCCESS.
, 1876-09-23
A DEA1.FAlf.

CouNol1 gLuyRs, H., Sept. ao-lcorgu C.
Ktrkwool, Of this rlty, fell head long tnto IN
unrroteetod co. french a. late hour ass n'Sa, ~.
4 distant rclatlye Ut Gov. KirkwooA.
, 1876-09-23
CENTRAL AMERICA.


ME- Yo1K. Sept 2.s,-Paaama q aslvtces state
that the rsbels hAvs been defeated w the Gov
crnlnrnt troops In the state Of Csi,cs7 and that
eYer 800 were lstt dead on the battlefield.
ExELOSioa.
PANAMA, eept. la,-On aundny. tho 10th iust.,
Nlilh testing homs cannon tn ths bI1ch u*af
, 1876-09-23
RUSSIA.
rG1nf

BERLIN, Sept, 2.-It IL reported that duel
has been fought between adsstlng,lshcd Kuastan
diplonatist md Prince Dolgourowki, the Gov
esuaF0encrxl u Moscow. Tue affair was cauacd
ty IxSlQ4ay,
, 1876-09-23
CUBA,


LOHE II NUN1lEANE.
HAVANA, Sept. 9.-Advices from 1t. Thomas
state that during hurricane thers the Amert.
Gun barkcutlnc Ide!la Berry, Capt. Turner, was
lost, The Captain, bis wife, and crew, except.
ing two mates und une seatnan, were drowned.
, 1876-09-23
YELLOW FEVER,


SAVANNAH, Sept. 2a.-fellow fever inter
meuts, VI.
spteial Di,psleh to 7as Tribune
WAsulsoros, D. C., Sept. 1,.-Thc Daltl.
more newspapers have discharged the pcrsolls
wlo gave ellfrencY to the reports Ut the exist.
ence of yc!iow fever III that tlty.
, 1876-09-23
FATALLY SM0THERED.
IfraAfefdf pftn1frA IN THA 7rfhnnt


FOND pu LAG, Wis., Sept GA boy namea
kerslnger, u thls city, 10 years old, wlis play.
ing In CAandler'a elevator, to-day, was lFawa
under the grain aud stu0therel.
, 1876-09-23
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

QUEENSTOWN Sept. A-Tl'e steamship Abys-
sinta, FROM New Yurk, has arrived.
QuAEssTowh, Sept. :1s.-Ths steamship Ne-
vsda, tt0m hrw YuIk. luz arrived.
, 1876-09-23

EAST SAGINAW, Mich, Sept. IA glue-fac-
tory located opposite this city, ana owned by
Charles Garrison, WIS totally destroyed by Orc
this evening. Luaa, $k000; uninsured.