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The Massachusetts Democracy.

The Massachusetts Democracy.
MEETING OF THE BUTLER CONVENTION AT
WORCESTER.
WORCESTER, September 1T.-The Butler
Democratic Convention was called TO order
at 1920 a. NJ, with 1913 delegates pres
ent, and organized by the election OF John
X. Tarbox as president. Mr.. TarboX adj
dressed the Convention at length upon the
issues OF the day; after which committees
npon credentials and resolutions were ap-
pointed by the Chair.
Speeches were made by Messrs. Lathrop
OF Springfield, Riley Of Boston, and others;
after which the Convention took 4 recess.
When the Convention reassembled, Mr..
Labrop moved the adoption and endorse
ment OF the candidacy OF B. +. Butler for
Governor.
The resolution was adopted and COM
mittee Of eleven were appointed to present
nominees for the balance OF the ticket.
The Committee on Resolutions reported a
platform, expressing regret that part OF
the Democratic party Of the State refused
to be governed by the decision Of the ma
iority, but inviting them to return and
make common cause against the Republl-
cans. 1t also deprecates the discussion OF
national questions in the present State cam
paign; demands rigid economy in State
and municipal affairs; the regulation OF cor
porations the equalization OF taxes and the
simplifcation OF the registry system for
voters; and opposes the civil-damase law;
the taX-payment restriction on the fran
chise, and the present system OF convict
labor in the State prisons.
The resolutions were unanimously adopted
without discussion.
The State ticket was then completed by
the following nominations: For Lieutenant
Governor, Z. c. Woodwork. OF Chicopee /;
Secretary OF State, n. J. UDonohoe, OF
Somerville; Treasurer, D. l.. SkilllnSs, OF
Winchester; Attorncy-General,W William ID.
Northend, OF Salem.
After the appointment OF delegates to the
National Convention and the State Central
Committee the Convention adjourned.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

WEDNESDAY, September ~, 1879.
Country produce.
Apples slmsI.5O q barrel.
B,ltSsr: Prime to choice yellow, l4@lsc.; fatr
" corn corn Hsal eoc p bushel ros country; Csc sos
3gsea Fruit: Apnles 2@s neas ,rs ps .: E
4@Gc.; unpeeed, 2@3c.; cherries l2'ac. e. d.
'. EOS: In barrels. lie; 10 crates, l2@15c.
Fs0thers: Prime uye-goose, 35t94uc. con-faon.
-p ITaTsced: 81 "a bushel.
HGy: Virginia timothy, 75@77Hc.; c!oEar. 60
ii G5c.: hi y ell. G397Oc.
outs: i;aled. 55NH65y. o.
p0tut0ss: Irish. = barrel, SlGS223.
Lard: Country. 6M6&c.
Bye: GJ0l70c. . bashel'
!5nmdc: Prime. I1c.
B4led Strutg: 35@40c.
VOL: WISHED. 2sCa3Oc: unrasAsa. 2Omo2e.
BURY wool will bring IRON. 20 Sc a ID less tIaA
above rates.
Cement. Lime. PIuster-&c.
rs,usnt: Kosesdae. 81 so q harael.
Lime: Agricultural. S6E Zoe y thshel; Roch}and,
81. InMSl.l5, according 10 quantity; Jointsi tnn-
ishtngl S1.15: Gcnn,s Falls, $4,000:
P!dster: Lump: $3.50; grouN0, ~; eaicinea
p' Tas Large size, ss.25Gsa-so.
Drugs, Dyestutis- OILS, &c.
4 4anesm,ra s2Io Lee ss7s@s4 case Of four
| dozen.
| C0ppsTGS: &c
! r0chiasnt: 9Oc. = Do
fndigS: ! ssl1@SssiIo.
! madder: 12Ec. -
| Dis: Lnseed. $780,: machine. slMal.75: SPERM
| sln5: whale. 6Gc., straits. 40G45c.: Laerador-
| con Mi; 5OmGOc.; lIrd, 60c.; sweet, 30 y ofHen
hest salad $3.50; castor, sl5o . gallon: Firgilis
iub1 ting, 3O5Uc.: keroseue, 1Oe, eash, y sai-
| lon.
Roots: Giny,ns. s0c.; seneca, without top, $50
! 45c - ,.,.> ,.s. <.
| American. 3@4c.
| Spirits Tstrpenttns: Acc.
| Dry Goods.
Broom Shsettgos and Shirttn0S: IS aaa s5t
ter &C.; X Manchester. exc: Manchester. sSe;
"A james River. &C.; y James Rlver; S4c.;
James River. Axe; IA Granitepille. 7Hc; Irants.
lille exc; Al Rockbridge. 6mc. RocSpriue. osT.
| "A w. Conestoga. TIC: y q. Conesto&a, 1c,: "
Conestoya. 6l.c lo-4 Peperiii. 25c.; lo-a casy
25c.: Cot,on-yarTs, S0c. W.,
BLeuehsd Shirtiads and ShgettnqS: wan
suita. ipc.: "A aasonyie, l0c.; "A Rockdaie
ac.: id Home. 9Nc.; A Oneida. toe.s A.
Ayondale. 7c.: A Social. Ssc.; Al Amo.ss. NV
: | euc: Whltesfcne, akc.; Y kIrnsley, 5Is-: ks'
| nog axe: b. y Seituate, 7c.: hethuan, DC: re re
terborongn, Axe; l0-i Waithan. 27ac.; lo-A e''
Mi Kro;On Drtus: Petersburg. To-. S.sp.sv!s
&C.; Rockbridse, 4, sc.i "A, s3c'
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FINANCIAL.
RIcHMoND STOCK EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY, september liysiOsc.
sALEs.-2.00o Virginia consols sold af 5sS !:
500 Virginia deferred cold at 5S: 700 virginia
interest certificates sold ut 13E; 200 Richmoud
city S's, due 1856, sold at 113h; and l 600 Man
chester bridge s's sold nj 80.
Z Government Securttfes.-United States As, 10l
state secur,ttes.-virgiuia 1o-4e,s, 49s bid. 80
ginia consoIs. new 2s4 bid Virginia deferred. Is
bid 81 asked; Virginia interest certificates, 13h
sIX asked; North Carolina BONDS, "a asked; new
North Carolina bonds, per cent. 62 asked.
city Observation-Disclosures CITY 81, !; and J.,
LyncnbnrE city e,s j. and j., 1ol bid; Fret'ericks-
burg city rs, NJ. and ". LOG bid: Manchester
chester IS tax-receITable, M and s.. SO asked:
Railroad Boads.-Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
road S. 1908, ~ and n. a5 Did; Virginia o Gsn 1
Virginia Central Railroad third MORTGAGE, IS. J..
and j.. 100 bid; Virginia Central Railroad fourth
trail Railtoad non.mortgage SIS, j. and j., LOG
bid: Vir. mia aud Tennessee Railroad second mort-
gage 6's, j. and j. COY bid: Virginia and Tennes-
bid; Virgiuis and Tennessee Railroad funded Ss,
j. and j., 100 BID; SouIhside Railroad first mort
Railroad second mortgage preferred 6s. j. and j.,
9Os 5d; sputhside Railrnad third mortgage pre-
irst N ortgase S., j. and j.. lis bid Petersburg
Railroad second mor,gas s's. ]. and j., bio ~
asked: Atiuntic, Mississippi and Ohio Railroad
Railroad first mortgage 81. 4. aud o.. l0S bid
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad second mort
gage Is. NJ. and ~. 100 bid; Richmond. Frede-
ricksburg anc Potomac Railroad mortgage 7's, j..
| and j., 100 bid; orange and Alexandria Railroad
first mortgage 6's. N. and ", 95S MD; Orange and
| Alexandria Railroad second mortgage 6's. J. and
j.. 95E bid; Orange and Alexandria Railroad third
mortgage SIS, NJ. and N. &C bid Orange. Aexan.
dra and Manassas Railroad first mortgage 7's, j.
| and D., 81 bid, 81 asked: Richmond and DanviIle
Railroad consolidated 6's. NJ and N. 90 bid. 96k
asked; Piedmont Railroad first mortgage IS, A,
| md Richmond.
peake Railroad nrss orgaSe IS, J. and j.; 10a
bid: c., c. and A. Railroad first mortgage rs, 80
bud: G.. Z. and A: Railroad second mortgage rs
canal Bonds.-Jamcs River and Kanawha Cana
! first mortgage 6's, VI. and ", 42H bid; James
! River ana kanawha Canal second mortgage 6's, VI
| and N, 10 bid.
| Ruttrodd Stocks.-Eichmond and Petersburg
Railroad, 100 par. 43a asked; Connection Rail
road stock. 10 par. 90 bid.
| Bunk UNCONSTITUTIONAL Bank of Virginia. 1 90
par. SS4 asked: Union Bank Of Richmond 80 par
| "A bid, At asked; Merchants ami Planters Savings
! 20 par. liz bid: Citizens Bank. 25 par. 22 asked
| Bank OF Commerce, 20 par. . bid, 20 asked.
| Insurance COmDdRteS.-Flr2lnia Fire ana Ma
| rine, 20 par, 354 asked: Virginia Stste, rs par
70 bid; Virginia Home, 100 par, 999 asked
Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par, S314 bid, Ss
| asked.
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DEAF AND DUMB INSTITUTE DESTROYED
MilNaukee, September 16.-At balf-past s
this morning fire broke out in the ceiling
OF the upper dormilory, just under the
central dome OF the main building, OF the
Deaf and Dumb Institute at Delavan, Wis.
1t progressed so rapidly that in less than an
hour the whole eastern part Of the building
had fallen in, and by II O'Clock nothing re-
manned but the blackencd walls and the
smouldering debris. Most OF the furniture
was saved, rs were also all of the out
buildings, shops, etc. The school.vear bad
Just commenced, and there were TAT pupils
in attendance. The trustees have made an
arrangement to continue the institute.
using private buildings until others can be
secured. All the pupils escaped, with their
baggage. The origin Of the Ere is not
known. The loss Is 100000, upon which
there is no insurance.
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!TH,LhTEST NEWS.
By rELEdapH FROM AL QUARTERS.

QUARTER.tNTENNIAL CELEBRAT1OF
OF THE SETTLEMENT OF KANSAS
FATAL BsNING AT wHEELfNG-Pa1NT
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS YELLow-FEyER
At aIEMIts, IN ARKANSAS, AND ELSE
WHERE: ksoNIC AID PRoPosEDIN NEW
YORK I'd THE MEMPHIS SUFFERERS
MAssAcHkETTs DEMOCRATIC coNvEN-
TIeN-ARtsT. OF A CHARLESTON EMBEz-
zLER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CONVEY
ANcE AT kRTFoRD, coNN.-CALIFoRNiA
Observation-Disclosures BANK PREsI-
DENT AREsTED-THE CABUL MAssA-
GRE; add 1oSAL DETAlLs-CAPTUREo OF
KING CETsWAYO AT LAST-THE COTTON
opERATIIs, STRIKE IN ENGLAND-ENG-
LIsH DIsTbLERY BURNED, &C.
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ElS:iS.

QUARTER CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION OF The
SETTLEMENT OF TIE STATE.
LAWRENCE, KAN, September 17.-Yester-
dav was the. srandest day in the history OF
Kansas. The quartereentennial eelebra-
ten of the settlement OF the State was a
magnificent success. Business was fairly
suspended; citizens turned out sn mdsSe;
General Pope and other military officers
were present; antf letters were read from
Amos Lawrence Of Boston: ex-senator
TrunbulI, OF illinois; Secretary Evarts,
Secretary Sherman. Senator Ingalls,, Rev.
James Freeman Clarke. joan &. Whittier,
Martin T. Conway. aud Others. Rev. Ed
ward Everett Hall, John W. Forney, and
others addressed the assesbIage.
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g FIag. DAY, ,, ae Hartford, Conn.

HARTFORD, September 17.--NearIy 100,.
600 persons, not residents OF this city, IN
Guiding 10000 veteran soldiers, were here
to-day to participate in the ceremonies Of
s.flag-day 1.-THE conveyance OF old battle
flags from the State arsenal to the new Cap
itoh The city was beautifully decorated
with flags, eVergreens, and arches. Upon
the arrival OF the grand procession at the
Capitol General Hawley delivered the col
ors to Governor Andrews with an appro-
pirate address, to which the Governor
briefly responded.
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Tho Fever.
YELLow-FEvER 1T HOPEFIELD, ARK.

YELLow-FEyER IT HOPEFIELD, ARK.
MEMPHIS, September 1.-THE yellow-fe-
yer is reported to have broken out at
Hopefcld, Ark. That State and Tennes.
see have been so ngidly quarantined, how
ever, for the past two mouths, it is impos-
sible to learn the truth OF the statement.
NJ FEVER AT HOPEFIELD, ARK.
WASHINGTON, September LITTLE cases
OF ycllow-fever reported L" nave "ppva' II
at Hopetield, Ark, are said to be wholly
imaginary. The Inspector ut Memphis, in
q telegram to the National Board OF Health,
says no cases exist at Hopefeld.
THE SITUATION AT MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS, September 1.-Two new cases
and five deaths have occurred since last
night; among the number holland Fon-
tame. The constiiutionality Of the order
of the State Board OF Health, which pro-
.hbits loose cotton from being brought into
the city an d ginnrd during the epidemic is to
be tested. An injunction has been prayed
for and awaits the action OF the Judge>to
whom the petition has been sent. The
weather is clear and pleasant.
Underwriters report nine interments since
last evenIng-Fred. Volkman, Molie Wad-
den, George B. Mahoffery, John Alright,
Fred. Deitrck, DR.. o. Campbell, Francis
Wells, William Earnest, and one colored.
DR.. Ess, sent to investigate the cause OF
the fever reported on the Paducah rail
road eleven miles north OF the city, re-
turned late last night, and reports the case
not yelIow-fever.
Later.-Nine cases in all-fve negroes
and four whites-were reported to-day.
One additional death has occurred. The
thermometer has ranged from rs to $40 TO-
day.
THREE NEW CASES AT CoNCORDIA.
NEW ORLEANS, September 17.-Three
new cases Of fever are reported at Concor
dia. One hundred and fifteen persons re-
main in Concordia unable to get through
the shotgun quarant;nes. Nurses and sup
plies are being sent there.
AIDFoR SUFFERING MASoNs.
NEW YORK, September 17.-At meet
ing Of Kane Lodge Of Frcemasons last
night the Grand Master OF the State Of
New York was asked by resolution to takt
steps for the collection OF funds to relieve
the distress existing among the Masons II
Memphis.
The amount collected at the post-office in
the boxes for the orphans Of Memphis
(s629.S4) was ordered to be telegraphed to
Memphis to-day.
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BY telegraph.

NEW YoRK, September T. !vosn.-Stocks strong.
Money on call. sac cent. EXchargc-LnuY,
tSli!: short, 1881. State bonds dull. Governments
firm.
Erening.-Money active at sac per cent. E1-
change dull nj 4Sl%MiSlH. Governments quiet
and firm; new SIS, lO2%: AZ per cent. bonds,
1ofA; per cent. bonds, l02. States dull
BAipiMURt.
BALTIMORE, September l7-VirGinia 6;s, fc-
ferred 81 conSols, 5SsG; second series, %! past
due coupons, Sl3s; new l0.IO's, 49H. Bid to-day.
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DIR. G. McLANE's yERMEFTGE.
INHE GENUINE DR.. G. MCLANE'S
CELEBRATED
CELEBRATED
AMERICAN WORM SPECIFIC,
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.
EERSIIFUGE

The countenance is pale and leadcn colored, win
occasional PUSHES or circum5crbed spot on one or
both cheeks; the eyes become dull; the pupils
.ate; an azure semicircc along the lower eye
lid; the nose is irritated, sweils, ara sometimes
oeeds swelling of the upper lip; occasional
headache, with humming or throbbing OF the ears;
an unusual secretion Of saliva: Shiny or furred
tongue breath very foul, particularly in tie NOM
ing; appetite variable, sometimes voraclous, with
q knawing sensation OF the stomach, 1t Others en-
treIy gone; feetag pains in the stomach: occa-
sional nausea ana vomiting; violent pains through
out the abdomen; bowels Irregular at times costive;
stools Shiny, not untrequently ilrsed with blood;
belly swollen and hard; urine turbid; respiration
occasionally difficult, and accompanied by hIc-
ccagh; cough sometimes dry and convusiye; un-
q asy and disturbed sleep, with grinding of TIE
eeth temper variable, but generally irritable. &c.
Whenever tac above symptoms are found to exist
DIR. e. McLANE'S FERMIFUGE
WILL CERTAINLY EFFECT y Ct'RE.
IT DOES NOE CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form. 1t is an innocent preparation, not ca
peJss of doing he slightest injury TO the most
tender infant.
The senulns DIR. MCLASE's NERMiFtGE pears
ahe signatures of c. McLASE and FLEMING BROS.
o the wrapper.
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The California Elections.

SAN FRANCISCO, September lit had
been considered certain that in the Third
congressional district McKeuna tRepubIi-
canl was elected over Berry tDen,ocrat) by a
small majority, but the official returns from
all the counties except Trinity give Berry
Iii majority, which returns from Trinity
county cannot materially change.
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Prepared by WEEKS s. potter, Chemists and
druggists, 500 Washington street, Boston. Mass,
and tor sale by all Druggists and Dealers. Price OF
CUrIcUnA-Sman boxes, so cents' large boxes,
containing two and oAe half time. the quantity od
small, 81; REsoLvENT, 81 per bottle. CuTlcuRA
SOAR, 25 cents per cake; by mail, 80 cents; thrse
cakes, rs cents. s.-. MY .
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Hoekrhu,s Trial Commenced.

=: ~fspeci: telegram TO the Dispatch.1
FRONT RosAL. Va, September 1.-THE
trial of Jams Hockman for the murder o!
James Foste pril IA, 1879, commenced
here this mGniig at 10 O'Clock. A jury
was empsnd led without difficulty. The
trial will last several days.
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MARINE INTELLIGEaCE.
uSy.TUEE ADMINISTRATIONS J s. 1917.
POHT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER IT, 1879.
Arrived.

PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER II. 1879.
ARRIVED.
schooner A. g. Goodman, Thompson, New YORK,
prchn utise. Curtis & Parker. o,.-
schoourr George r.. Bowdoin, Phillips. Cay
Point, light, Curtis Parker.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel. Clifford, Norfolk, United saGS
mail merchandise, and passengers l.. ID. i'saiA'
agent. q, ,.k,u, pockhilf proyi.
dence coal, Curtis & Parker. -, ,,,..,
Schoonrr Lizzie Carr, --. Boston, eoai' SheeS-
peabc and ohio railroad c,o WV yor. .
PSchnoner H. IA. Ingraham, Greeley, NC" hofA y
canuel coal. Gervas Storr>' agent.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
r,om New York, September loth. scnotns,s
Charlie: Moore, Robinson, aud Z. L. van o"as's
From Alexandria, Va, September 18th. schooner
W. ID. MARVEL
MEMORANDUM.
purLapELPHIA, September 70 r., srs
Schooner Clara Davidson, lreiahu. if"in A~'~
o"s' -" by telegraph.
Ssyy YORK See,esaber l7.-arEssed. w oug:
washington Po;Dcna, Arondale. at"SS 49,
h MTII ie septen,Ser igSaied ON the i6tn' osls
,ypnpGoi September 7.--arriyeao GU sio i"'A'
10 4 IA FROM Wilmington. a.. ,s,b
az ponsS september 17.-arfivea on 'So A'
, ~ "a oeri from New Orleans. ~. 1ath
| TWIEsTE, September 1I.-aFH'e" va
hark jury, nom Wilmington
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have been better had milestone been
hanged about his neck and he CAST into the
Esea,'s ere he reached tl,is place. II was truly
Ia grand triumph for the cause oil honesty,
and Seu may expect good report from
Highland on the 4th OF November.
Yours truly, XILLo.
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Arrest OF an Ernbezzler.

CINCINNATI, September 17.-Detective
Meade started this morning for Charleston,
S. c., having in custody B. S. Caldwell,
charged with the embezzlement Of 100000
from his employers, Messrs. Parker Il Co.,
Of Charleston. The money has been cx-
pended in fast living.
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COMMERCIAL.
JORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RlCHaoED, September II. 1879.
;;TFxRINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. 465 bushels. Red, 5.9S2 BUSH
els.
CORN White, 100 bushels. Hired, 9l2 bush
els
OATs,-42+ bushels; of which l0+ bushels were
rc-eXhbtrd
heal GS bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-IFhite 142 bushels choice ut Sl.17;
22 bushels prln. at $ll6; 46 bushels very good
bushels. Red, $50 bushels very good German am
Der a. Sli6; 200 bushels prime Lancaster 1T
S1.l7: l42 bushels choice Lancaster at Sl.l7; ~
bushels good Lancaster at &l.l4; $50 bushels very
good Lancaster At Sl.l5: 16S bushels very good
Lancaster at sl.16; 1874 bushels mixed nj s1.l4 I;
&l.l5; 1882 bushels mixed private terms
so bushels good Fultz on prigatc terms; ia
bu shells very good fultZ at Sl.10; 422 bushels
prime Fulz ~ Slip; 90 bushels very good Fuz
At SLIP: 800 bushels very good FulIZ 1T Sill
81 bushels common FuItZ at orc; 2 bushels COM
IA bushels Fuliz oil private terms: 354 bushels
very good FultZ on private terms; ID bushels Lam
caster at 81 .l0--total. 1864 bushels.
CORN White, 60 bushes good at 55c Nired
ll2 bushels very good nj 55c.
OATs.--20 bushels very good winter ut 4 lc.: 26
good spring 1T 33c.-rolal, $50 bushels.
MEAL.-42 bushels prime 1T 65e.; 20 bushels
very good III 62c.--total, 6S bushels.
Fine, $3.50: sunarine. 1925; extra So; com
nor FANNY, s5.25@S550; fancy brans.', SGa
1880.
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CUTICURA REMEDIES.

CuTIcURA REsoLvENT is the post powerful
Blood-P,uifer and Liver-Stlmulsat ever cem-
pounded.
Cur1euRA is the great external remedy far all
Humors of the Scalp aud Skin Ulcers and OLD
Sores. ...,
CrrICURA SOAP Is an elegant toilet aEa medi-
c;n.l assistant 20 CUTICURA for all e1tessal afec-
tiosns. 's.ss
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Death OF a Catholic Clergyman.

PHILADELPHIA, September livery Rev.
Charles Ignatius Hamilton Carter. pastor
OF the Roman Catholic church OF the As
sumption, on. Spring Garden, and Vicar
General OF the Archdiocese OF Philadel-
phia, died this morning at the Darochial
residence at Eleventh and Spring-Garden
strpetg
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Personal.


II PRESIDENT HAYEs's MOVEMENTS.
CLEVELAND, September 17.-Presloent
Hayes left here for Youngstown TINS hiot Il,
iIg to attend rednion OF the "eh'!:th'ra
Ohio regimert-his old regiment,
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New ORLEANS, September liberty
Russell, president OF the Bank OF Lafayette,
now in liquidation, was arrested To-Day
charged with embezzling $4,000 OF the
banks money. He was sent to jail IN de-
| fault of $4,000 bail. .tHg; .ttt
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Fire Record.

Fatal. ACCIDENT FROM FIRE AT WHEELING.
WHEELING, WEST VA, September I'D.
D. Woods, while mixing paint, spilled some
on stove and it set fire to the house, and
Woods was severely and his wife fatally
b,rpo5
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PINT FACTORY RcRNED.

NEW YORK. September I'D. F. Tier
mans paint factory, on One-hundred-and-
twenty-ninth street, has been burned.
Loss, $40, 900.
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4 HOP RITTERs strengthens, builds up, and cure
continually from The first dose.: 80 ~ !,
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OOLLINS'S VOLTAIC ... sy~.
- ELECTRIC PnASTERs.

Hundreds of little Nerves and Muscles respond ."
he E,ectr,caI Action of these wonderful Plaiters
he moment they are applied. They instantly An
initiate Pain, Strengthen Weak and Painful Parts
Draw pol.ons from the Blood. Prevent Fever and
Ague, Liver and Complaints.
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DIR. e.. AfCLANE'S
LIVER PILLS

LIVER PILLS
are not recommended as remedy" for all the Ills
that flesh is heir to- but in affections OF the liver
and all Bilious Complaints, Dyspepsia, and Sick
Headache or diseases Of that character they stand
without rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
No better cathartic can be used preparatory to or
after taking quinine.
As a simple purgauve they are unequalled.
BEWARE OF LIMITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar.coaied.
Each box has rel wax seal on the No. Win tue
impression DR.. McLAsE's LIVER PILLS.
Each wrappel bears the signatures of c. McLASE
and FLHAINa BROS.
Insist upon having the genuine Dr. c. hcLAs n
LIVER PILLS, prepared by Fleming Bros.' OF fi''s-
burg Pa, the market being full of limitations 81
the name McLASE, spelled differently but same
| pronunciation, "! 4s'aso"1'
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" IN ten 10 twenty days, &c pay till cured.
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DEATH OF THE BISHOP OF DURHAM.
LONDON, September 17.-Rev. Charles Ba-
ring, Bishop OF Durham, is dead.