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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-07-28
DR.. SPIN N E Y,
NO. n KEARNY STREET,
Treats All Chronic and special Di.
Scases.

ING MEN
WHO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM THE
effects of youthful follies or indiscretion, will
do wei to avail themselves of this, the greatest
boon ever laid at the altar of suffering HUMANE
ty DR.. SlHNNEY will guarantee to forfeit
$500 for every case of Seminal Weakness or pri-
yate disease of any kind or character which he
undertakes and fails to cure.
NlDDLE.AGED MEN.
There are many OF the age of thirty to sixty
who are troubled with too frequent excavations
OF the bladder, often accompanied with slight
shiarting or burning sensation and weakening
of the system in a manner the patient can not
account for On examining the urinary depos-
its ropy sediment will often be found, and
sometimes small particles OF albumen will APP
pear, or the color will be of o thin milkish hue,
again changing to a dark and torpid appear
ance There aresmany men who die OF this diff
fculty ignorant of the cause, which is the sec
ond stage of seminal weakness. DIR. 5. will
guarantee perfect cure in all such cases, and o
healthy restoration of the genito-urinary or
gans
Office Hours--10 to q and 6 to s. Sundays,
ON 10 to IL A. NJ. Consultation free Thor
ough examination and advice, IS.
Call or address
DER. SPINNEK a CO.,
No. IL keafny street, San Francisco.
P. S.-For Private Diseases of short stand
ing, a full course of medicines. sufficient for q
cure with all instructions, will be sent to any
address on receipt of $40. jy5-tf
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THE
GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is a never falling
Cure for Nervous
Debility, Exhausted
Vitality, Seminal
Weakness, Sperma-
torrhoea, l. d = r
MANHOOD, I'm
potency, Paralysis,
and all the terrible
effects of self-abuse,
Youthful Follies,
and Excuses in
Maturer years -
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AJexaudrim Fair.
Correspondence OF The Richmond Dispstch. ]
ALEXANDRIA, VA. September %, 1880.

Correspondence OF The Richmond Dispstch.l
ALEXANDRIA, VA, September 20, 1880.
The third annual fair OF the Alexandria
and Fairfax Agricultural and Industrial As.
ISOLATION Is in full tide OF success, having
been opened at 10 O'Clock this morning.
The western end OF King street has
worn for ten days an unusual aspect OF
business, which day by day has grown
livelier, until at noon to-day the Sec
ton OF the town at the intersection
OF King street with West and Payne streets
has put on gala aspect. All last night the
capacious Fair building was a vertable
temple Of industry. There was large CON-
pany but none were Idle, and before morn.
ing the exposition Of 1880 took form and
shape in way that has been the delight OF
many eyes to-day, but Will be much i'm
proved. AT $3.50 O'Clock the Fair was
opened by the ringing OF the large
bell. There was small crowd in attend
ance, owing to the threatening condition
Of weather, but by IL O'Clock the grounds
commenced TO fill up, and by 8 O'Clock there
was larger attendance than was expected
at l o'clock. All the stock on exhibition,
horse, cattle, &C., were paraded around the
track, presenting a remarkably fine display.
AT 3 O'Clock the Fire Department entefed
the gfOunuS uUutT tbc uisudisulp vi
Chief. Engineer Leadbeater, preceded by
the Alexandria Musical Association In
handsome new Uniform and the wardens.
First in the line OF parade was Ola Hy-
drauIioD, Samuel TenDesson. foreman !;
blue shirts. The bose-carriaee and engine
were drawn by horses, and were handsome
Iy decorated. Next in line was Relief
Hook.and. Ladder Company, r.. NJ. Latham
foreman; white shirts; with the truck gaily
decorated. Then followed Columbia in
handsome new red shirts, Nj. Mclean, pre-
sdent; Joseph Hardy, foreman, preceded
by eight pipemeD, each carrying highly
FURNISHED brass pipe decorated with beau
full bouquets. The hose-carriage was drawn
by members OF the company and the engine
by four splendid black horses. The hose
carriages and engines-bOth Hydraulion
and Columbia Ompanies-refected great
credit. The parade was pronounced by all
magifcent dispay.
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CURIOUS FREAx on IIuHTxrxo--PoLrTrCAL
MEETixo--DsATn OF Mr.. SAUNDERS --pEx.
suSAL.
lconespoEdence Of the Richmond pispatch.1
SEPTEMBER ~, 1880.
On last Thursday. on the farm Of captain
j. Y. Bryant. during the prevalence Of n
thunderstorm, COW which was lying In
the baru-yard with q calf beside her was
struck by lightning and killed, while the
cali was tnhnrt. On the same farm day
or two subsequently, he had fine bIooded
colt to slip up on q bank and break It's neck.
A Hancock add English meeting was held
on Friday night. at which addresses were
made by Hon. s. II. Leake, Thomas Wood,
Esq, Walter Dabney, ESQ.,, and ID. IL.
Stern. A good deal OF enthusiasm was
manifested.
Mr.. James 6. Saunders, proprietor OF
the Lafayette Hotel, StanardsviIle, Greene
county, died on Friday, after short III
ness, OF iyphoidiever. The burial took
place at Maplewosd Cemetery, In this
place, on Saturday evening, with Masonic
honors, participated in by Populations from
Charlottesville Lodge, No. 55, Widows Son
Lodge, No. 60. and Piedmont Lodge, OF
Greene. Mr.. Saunders was well known IN
Charlottesville, having for many years re-
sided here, but a resident OF Greene for
several years past. lie enjoyed the esteem
OF his fellow.citizens in both communities.
Rev. A. Eubank preached In the Baptist
church on Sunday, morning and night. Mr..
Eubank is now permanently located at
Charlottesville, being connected with The
Albemarle lnstItute. He is genial gentle
man, devoted Christian, and capital
preacher. OUR.
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DANVILLE.
OPP The TRACK--THE "P0sT "-BIsH0P
KEANg-- PERsONAL--RAIN.

OPP The TRACK--TBE "PoST "-BIsH0P
KEASg- PERsoNAL-RAIN.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
SEPTEMBER %. 1880.
The engine Of the freight train which
leaves here In the evening for Richmond
was thrown of (or rather, as 1t appeared,
right across) the track II Ringgold yester-
day evening. and when the passenger train
from Richmond got there 1t was found TO be
impossible for il TO pass on at once. The
passengers being told that 1t would be seve~
raj hours before they could be taken on 10
Danyiie, many OF them "took foot and
hand" aud came on, and got here to sup
per, They report that the freight engine
was thrown of while IL was approaching
the switch, and that nobody was hurt and
not much other damage was done. The
distance from Ringgold being only about
Lhve miles, they were not very foot-sore
when they reached Danyille, and were the
better prepared for supper and sleep.
The Danvllle Post announces that the
b per has just ended the first year OF its eX-
H. nee, and that IL viii be published here
tiltr bs X. l.. Smith Il Co.. and not by the
Post Company, as heretofore; Mr.. X. l..
knithf being business-mauager and Major
3. II. Gisss editor.
Bsb, ~ Heane lectured here Sunday eve-
ping on The a. History Of the Church." lie
bad a We " large and attentive audience Of
(adcs and gentlemen. and exerted himself
p show the usiiy Of the Catholic, reviewing
! The same tnse The history OF some Of tue
Riber denomi usuons. l did not bear the
kcture, but what have heard about IL leads
pc to believe tl.'st reference was bad to an
)iticle Of Dean SANKEY'S recently repub-
sbed IN this coun tYy concerning the history
the Catholic Gu vreb.
Rev. George w. Dame, who returned a
AZ or two ago from Biacksburg, found on
(s return that numsser OF ladies had en-
tred his study during IRIS absence. carpeted
be door, and put some l.aiDgs to rights and
fettered others.
A refreshing shower OF rain fell this
Perning about dsybreak--a rain much |
ssded. ALPHA.
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ent Of the Neics at Ragusa says :" The qoes-
ton II ventilated whether the landing OF
troops from the fleet would assist the Mop
tenegfins In the occupation Of DuIci1n0. II
IL rnmored that the AIbanians at Scutari
have prevented foreign consuIs from leay.
Ing that town. The French commander has
declined active participation 10 hostilities.'
General Foreign Notes.
LONDON, September pa dispatch from
Cape Town to the Times says: Reinforce
ments numbering 1900 men are on their
way to Basutoland. One Of Chief Lctse3s
sons was killed 10 recent action, besides
hundred Basutos.
A dispatch from Vienna 10 the Times says
the news that action by the combiBed heet
has been deferred seems to show that The
thread Of the negotiations Is not yet broken.
BERLIN, September 2S.-Tbe Emperor
has completely recovered, and has gone to
Baden.
LONDON, September 2s.-Edward Han.
Ian, the Canadian oarsman, who Is TO row
in match with Edward Trickett, the Aus
tralian champion, on the Thames 10 No
vember, started from the Tyne to-day Tor
London. He is bringing with him two new
skiffs.
No explosives have been found on board
the Cars yacht Livada, at Greenock.
There have been no arrests, and no tangi-
BILE evidence is known 10 the public con-
frmatory OF the report OF Nibilist plot to
destroy The vessel with nitro-glycerine.
At nigh water in Kellbay last night an
unsuccessful! attempt was made to tow the
steamer Campus of, but the tides being
neap do not rise enough. Six hundred tons
OF her cargo have been discharged thas far.
Some OF the iron plates OF The hull are
slightly indented, but the vessel is not
otherwise damaged. The weather remains
fine.
The Press Association is Informed fhot in
view of affairs in Ireland and in the East
influential supporters Of the Government
are urging the convocation OF Parliament
i'm November.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
~ rELEeaArH TO THE DISPATCH.

THE UNITED DEMOCRACY OF NEW YORK
UNITY AND HARMONY AT SARATOGA
YEsIERDAY-6TNERAL RosECRASz NOM.
MATED FOR coNGREss-ARcHBisHoP OF
CHiCA00--suITs AND STRIKES IN TrxAs-
ARRANGEMENT Fur THE KINGS NOUN.
TAIN CELEBRATION : CONGRESSIONAL
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or THE HUDSON
RIvER-TuNNEL DIsAsTER-PAN.PREsB
TERRAIN COUNCIL = OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IN NEW jERsrY-Two YOUNG MEN IA.
TALLY INJURED BY BEING THROWN
FROM A TRAIE-THE AFGHAN WAR AND
MoNTENLGRlN EsIIoE-TBE LAST
AanARIAx MURDER IN IRELAND.
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by Telegraph,
NEW YORK,

Nvw YORK September 20 -Egsn.-StOcks weak.
Money on call. 26l3 per cert. txchange-Lonr,
4sOb; short. 1884. state bonds dull. Governments
Evsatag.-Money, 2@3 per cent. Excnangt,
49eH Governments weak aud lower; new De,
lO2H: ~ per cents, lOsA; per cents, loo@'
States irregular.
WALL STREET YESTERDAY.
NEW YORK. September 2s.-The Posts financial
article states the Stock Exchange markets ar, aclye
aud generally srony, there being lndcaIions IN tne
stock market of large abort interest and THAI some
stocks are Oyersod. United States nef cents are
higher, while the remainder OF the list Is I'M
changed. Railroad bonds rs rule are hlgser. Inc
stock market aftt opening at slight decline, has
since advanced Ad24 per &C nf The latter ONO and
Mississippi; WABASH has advanced ~. Kansas ana
Texas X, IroB Mountiin and Ontario and western
lL: the coal shares k6el per cent? Nashville ana
Chattanooga \. Milwaukee and ~. Paul, Lake shore
and Northwest y each, and Erie ~. Lousylhe ana
1904, opened this morning az 1913, sofa NJ l0et,
aud then fell to l57k. In connection with the rise
in Wabash stocks II IS notable lna put ad a 10
day at l3o, and has since advanced 70 l3Z. An
abandonment OF the contest between Inc company
and the Wabash would OF course have Dene-
neral effect on all ocks In interest. Western Union
TeI.eranh was weak In the early dealings, but
has since adyaSeed per sep. ana taSie ana
pac,6c is down 20 rs from 394. There Is sun an
ample supply Of oanabe funds IN call at 2Gc3 per
cattle paper AZ 4sd54 per cent The market for
foreign exchange Is dull and weak: Prime oankeis
6O.day sterling is quoted at 4eOAg4Sis, ana oe-
inand at 4s34@4e3A. The posted rates are as2
aud asa " resI,eciiyey. Cable transfers are 4s34d
saII Prime com Inerc.ai bills are 479kG9479A.
The following quotations were current To-day
United States per cents, losA@ W; 1870 1870
965,s. 80; New Jersey Central, 70k; Ohio and
Mississippi sS'.; Erie Sst; Mishis1n csh nde
i06L: Northwest, 1929: Northwest preierreo'
-; Iron Mouutsin, 40; Rock Island; -; g.
Paul, 92h; 81. Pau pref,Ired, III; WABASH 81.
I0uls and Pacific. 36n: Wabash, II. Louis anu "a
cIHc preferred, 66H; Kansas and Texas. 34a'
Western Union Telegraph, 96A; c. {. and !. C''
Tx; Pacific Mail. 3sx.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, September 2o.-Nlrglnla os. ue'
ferred. y: consols $751;: second series. "a past
due coupons. 90A: new l0-40's. 401. North Caro-
lima 6's, old, 2s. Virginia l0.40 coupons, Don
Bis to-day.
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CUTICURA.
~ U Il G u r A
HUMOR REMEDIES
FOR THE RADICAL TREATMENT OK BLOOD
SKIN, AND SCALP-DISEASES
WITH LOSS OF HAIR,

/. CUTICURA RRsOLyEST, possessing cathartic,
tonic, Alternative, absorbsHt hepatic. cholaRoRue,
ann-blious, detergent, diruretic, sudorinc, nutr-
tious and sedative properties. Ii gathers to Itself
poisonous. matter which floats 10 the blood and
fuids and carries 1t from the body. II purihes,
through the mes, critical stage OF Hood. skim. and
Scalp Humors, ana Disorders of the Liver, Kidneys
and Urinary Orgaps.
z. CUTICURA. Medicinal JeHy for external use,
arrests disease, al avs Inflammation, itching, and
Irritation. and eats away DEAD skin and fesh rem
ders healthy ulcers. sores, and dscharging wounds
heals and soothes every Outward humor, and re-
stores and beauties the hair. II Is the best hair
dressing IN use, making the hair soft and glossy.
II contains no grease, never becomes rancid and Is
very agreeable.
g. CUT CURA MEDICINAL SOAP. for the Toilet
Bath and Nursery. ana Tor cleansing sOothing; aDo
healing diseased surfaces, and restoring. refreshing
and beautIfying the skin, II prepared from CUTI.
CURA, Is free from causiic alkalies, and perfumed
with rare flower odors. Gentlemen pronounce the
CUTIcURA MEDICINAL SHAVING SOAP positive
luxury.
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Norfolk News.

CHANGES on THE POLICE FORoR-DEATH OF
Mr.. KElLAM.
Especial telegram to the DI,paich.I
NORFOLK, Va, September 2S.-Mayor
Lambs police contest ended to-day by the
resignation Of Assistant. Chief Jacob Movie
and the election Of Emmett J. Mann TO fill
the vacancy.
Officer Butt, who killed one Of the chain
gang on Main street recently, was dismiss
ed the force.
4. A. Kellam, who took morphine yester-
day for suicide, died from the effects.
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REMARKABLE CURES.
A DRUGGIST OF TWENTY YEARS EXPE-
RIENCE SAYS THEY ARE THE BEST.
Messrs. Weeks g. Potter :

Messrs. Weeks d Potter: M
Gentlemen. II have been connected with the drug
business for twenty years. and have handled every
od-puriier aud remedy of any consequence for
the treaimt nj of Blood, skim, and Scalp Diseases
and unhesitatingy say that 90 system OF remedies
ever devised compounded so completely aud
thorOuRbIy eradicales the disease for which they
are intended as the CUTIcURA REMEDIES. Many
remarkable cures have come "a my knowledge, and
feel safe IN waIranine satisfaction III directions
CHARLES II. MORSE.
Proprietor MoRsE's DYSPEPSIA CURE.
HoLLrsToN, MASS. December IL, 1879.
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The Kings mountain Centennial.
COMPLETE RAILROAD ARRANGEMENTS PEI
FECTED FOR VISITORS.

COMPLETE RAILROAD ARRANGFMENlS fEh-
FECTED FOR VISITORS.
CHARLOTTE, n. G., September 2S.-Ar.
engagements for the sale OF railroad tickets
to the Kings Mountain Centennial celebra-
ton, which takes place from October 9th to
the 9Th, are complete, and tickets will be
offered by all roads south on October LIST,
good for from ten to thirty days, according
TO the distance from Kings Mountain, at
one and quarter cents per mile each way.
A special train will leave Charlotte, n. c.,
and Greenvile, S. c., every morning Tor
Kings Mountain. returning at night. The
platform ut which visitors will get of is 22s
miles from Atlanta, 80 miles from Charlotte,
and tive miles from the battle-ground. Am
pie couveyances from the station to the bat
tie. ground will be provided. Every iDdi'
cation now points to large and successful
celebration.
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PROMINENT LAWYER.
Order rmeritat AnnapoIis.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, September 28.-The or
der Of merit in which the candidates from
the southern States for cadet engineers at
the Naval Academy is announced Is as fol-
lows: G. NJ. Fahs, Alabama, tenth; w. l..
Copp. Virginia, nineteenth; II. w. Jones,
Virginia. twenty-second; NJ. Dargan, South
Carolina, twenty-fourth. The class gene
rally, both in mental aud physical capacity,
exceeds any which ever before entered.
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Texas's q uOta.

GALVESTON, September 2S.-C0un'y
Judge w. II. Williams yesterday filed q
suit against Wheeler e. Rhodes, attorneys,
and the Galveston Ne,os for $4,000 dam
ages for the publication in the Meas OF two
articles by Wheeler Il Rhodes, charging
Williams with 0fflcial misconduct.
About one hundred drivers OF drays and
floats struck for advanced wages yesterday.
Contractors refuse to accede to their de-
mand.
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SALT-RHEUM.
SALT-RHEUM.
HELPLESS FOR EIGHT YEARs-UNABLE TO
WALK-GOT ABOUT ON HANDS AND
KNEEs-A WONDERFUL CURE.
MeSsrs. WeskS Il Z

Messrs. Wesks & Potter:
Gentlemen,-I have had a most wonderful cure OF
Salt-Rbeum. For seventeen years suffered with
Salt pheum had II on my head, face, neck, arms
and legs. was not able 10 walk, only on my hands
and knees, for one year. l have not been able TO
helm myself for eight years. / tried HUNDREDS or
remedies; not one had the least effect. The doctors
said my case was incurable. So my parents tried
everything that came along. | saw your advertise
lnert and concluded to try CUTICURA REMEDIES.
The irst box of CUTICURA brought the Humor TO
the surface of skin. Ii would drop of as IL came
out, until now | attn entirely well. All can say Is
thank you most heartily for my cure. Any person
who thinks this letter fraud, let them write or
come and see me and find out for themselves.
Yours truly WILL MCDONALD.
1915 BUT-ERFIELD STREET, CHICAGO ILL,
March 4, 1879.
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CUTIouRA REMEDIES ere prepared By WEEKS
4 POTTER, Chemists and Druggists, 900 Washing
and Snow Bill, London, aud are for sale by all
druggists. Price OF CuTIcuRA, small boxes, 90
cents large boxes, containing Two aud ole.balf
per bottle CUTfcURA MEDICINAL TOILET SOAP,
rs cents. CUTIcCRA MEDICINAL SHAVING SOAP,
IS cents; IN bars Tor BARRIERS and large eensumers
so cents. sss f ~ .rtf 81
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Couxre..ional Noninat lons.

San FRANCISCO, September 2S.-The DEM
ocratic Convention OF the First district, ut
San Francisco, last night nominated Gene
rsl w. y. Rosecrans for Congress. 3D. =
WASHINGTON, September 20. The follow
jpg congressional nominations are reported {:
bemcc, attic, First Pennsy district,
George A. Snowdeni Second, Daniel
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

RICHMOND, September %. 1880.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WuFAr-White, 4l6 bushels. Red, 2 1872 BUSH
els: ~ which ~ bushels were re-exbipIted.
Corn = White, $50 bushels; OF which lao bush
els were re.exnibitee. Nized, 81 bushels.
OATs.-76S bushels.
RYK.-l0 bushels
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 290 bushels very good at 81 10
76 bushels good at sl.l2; 90 bushels rood al
tl.lO-totzI, 4l6 bushels. Red, - bushels very
rood seed Lancaster at Ills; $50 bushels prime
Lancaster nj el.l6; ga bushels very good Lsoess-
ter al al Is; 50 bushels fair Lancaster az silly;
"a bushels common Lancaster NJ vi: Vo 10 bush.
els prime mixed at ala: 100 bushels very rood
mixed ~ ella; "a bushels very 1000 mixed ~
81 IL; go bushels good mixed al 4l.lo; 80 bushes
rood mixed al 4l.06; "a bushels prime Fni'z ~
ei.l2: 80 bushels prime fuiz on private terms 10
bushels very good Fultx al clio: "a bushels Kood
FuHr at e1.06; 42 bushels Esod Eulix ., el.oo
FuiiE tl.02; l64 bushels common fulIx al 81 oO
bushels common Fuliz q &c.; $50 bushels ccmpgon
uifz at 97e.; ITO bushels co nmon Futz a. e5ci
SO bushels ccnmon Fultz at 9oes-sotAi. SL7o
CORN Waite. $50 bushels prime Al 60c. Aissd.
90 nushess very good on private terms.
OAre.--1OS bushels prime winter At ooe.; 30
bushels VERY good winter II b3c.; SO bushels prime
winter NJ Sbc.-sotaL 1888 bushels.
RyE.-10 Doshes very socd on private terms.
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Rev. DR.. Bullock, who recently resigned
Pc pasioTste 81 tbe Upion Presbyterian
Pufch, Alexandra, prescbed bis farewell
fimoD sunday morning. A n,eetipg Of
Is congregation wall be held TO respond 70
Z request Of Or. Bullock 10 bsye ilis pas
fsI e0nreeiIop VIII TIE cbursk aIsspIyeds
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Dougherty; Third, Samuel j. Randall;
Fourth, George Bull; Filth, John X. Fol-
well; Eleventh, Robert Kobe; Jerrey City
district, New Jersey, A. A. Hardenberg.
Republicans Eleventh Massachusetts, A.
c. Woodwork; Eighth, John NJ. Gambler;
Third New Jersey. Judge G. Robbins; First
Michigan, Henry w. Lord.
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COLLINYS vOLTAIC PLAsTERS IN
sTANrLY RELIEVE PAIN, SORENESS, and
WEAKNESS. ap14-wSs
BUSINESS CHANCES.

EOR SALE, MY GIG AR AND CONFEC-
IL TiONERY ESTABLIsHMENT At No. 1904
Rfosd sfess near ihe corner IL twenty. nfth street.
THIS Y one Of the hsndsomest aud p1ost complete
establishments Of the Kind IN the city, h2yina for
Year, entoycd good run Of trade. am not able 20
tive Il TIE personal attention II requires, and VIII
Ms&s price and ternsuersssble 70 the ftgh uefties
Fer p6rttepIars plfase call ~ my kroeery E0. 0l6
= 2l,lws ROBERT VERNE.
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The Riley. " elseerber Raee.

: GENEVA. N. T., September 2s.-To-day
3. II. Parker, Oh stakeholder In the late
Riley Weisgerber race, forwarded the
money 70 Riley, ibe winner, a. per order Of
referee Francis.
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Archbishop or Chicago.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, September 2S.-To-
day Bishop Feehan received official notice
Of his appointment us archbishop OF Chi
caQO.
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Especial TELEGRAM to the Dispslsh.J
CRAFTSMANSHIP, September 2s.-Colonel
r. B. Berkeley met Major James c. Taylor
here to-day. A more complete victory was
never won by any general than the one
scored by Berkeley to-day. The crowd was
large, and enthusiastic for Hancock and the
regular ticket.
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One Hundred and Fifty Thousand
N0llmrs for Foreign MfssiOnG.

BosroN, September 2s.-The American
Missionary Association OF Foreign Missions
yesterday received cheek for sl50, 900 from
the Stone estate.
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UTERINE DISEASES.

DIR. r. A. smith, Brooklyn. N. Y, writes that he
has used the CUTIcURA REMEDIES with great sat-
isfsetion In uterine diseases, aud finds them truly
valuable.
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UNITED AND HARMONIOUS PROCEEDINGS
SPEECHES By RUFUS ". PEcKHAN AND JOHN
KELLY-NEw YORK PLEDGED By THIRTY
THOUSAND MAJORITY FOR HANCOCK AND
ENGLfsu &C.. ~.
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Fatal Falls from n Train.

CHESTER, PA. September 2S.-Two Young
men, Thomas Finn and William Kelley,
residents OF Media, Delaware county, at.
tended political gathering at Darby last
night. and when returning home on the
Philadelphia and West Chester railroad
both fell from the train. Kelley died from
his injuries and Finn is considered beyond
rpcovpry