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STANTON

1VAVhtD DEPUTY COLLECTOR-THg STAUN
ioN fOSEOFFlCE ALL RIGHT-SERGEAN1
eAhlER P. J0HNsTON's GALLANTRY--A
nANDSoNE TESTIMONIAL TO r. W. BURKE
FhES0AAL NEWS ITEMS.
correspondence Of the Richmond Dispafch.I
On, JUNE 8, 1881.
- Collector b. b. Boots has apoointed
80 A. Newman, eOIOred man Of Har'
s,soufg' TO the position OF United States
ss.Oi'Aoeper and gauger. He has been as
,t s"eu 70 duly IN Augusta county. This Is
,SS Iist colored man who has ever been
F,scu u, 10 an official position in this district.
eli l' nliIiam Smalls, United States post
v y1us' Inspector, paid an unexpected official
a., ~" 20 tue stanton post-ofiice a few days
, ~ ne made careful inspection Of every
fp''g VI lbe Office, and pronounced IL one Of
o Ve'tkept offices he had visited. Mr..
ga only lDSpects the presidential offices,
os 'uls Is the first visit Of the kind TO this
me 70 The last i've years.
,;1 1I' ". W. Gibbs, of this city, an expe-
s ,voveu aud competent operator, has been
Ttpoluled assistant In tue Western Union
ogsiapn Office here. The business OF this
49, 49, "a Dss Increased so much that the man.
I5 BIZ: j. W. Crews, was unable TO any
aDee. '"' ~"''es WITHOUT sssist-
II, - seapt Carter p. Johnston, OF Staun.
s ssS; ! member Of the Second United States
rsas' y now on duty In Nebraska, has been
nssSsulaaiended by an examining board for
ss, srnS' TO lleutensucy. Johnston was
t,ss suuale OF the Virginia Military Insti-
ia's has been distinguished for ealIantry
ths 'o oA engagements with the Indians: and
We.'e ooIa he Is making for himself In the
msrx wi, VIII be beard Of with pleasure by
friends in Virginia.
isssss Maggie Walker, daughter OF Lieu.
per-, .an.a1oYernor Walker, is visiting at Mr..
ss, ssa hangers, Ia Waynesboro'. She was
othss , n9, by the East Augusta band the
Ans,,.,D ~; Z. McGufhn, late teller OF the
ge,sa as,a National Bank, who was so dan.
bs,ss,'3 paralyzed ia Richmond al Ford's
eoys,sS lew months ago, has so far re-
@s eountry. S y no" "'s 's'ln ~
~ NJ +. HuaDall, Of Richmond, Grand
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The Fund for Mrs. Garfield.

New YORK, July 9.-The total amount
subscribed 20 the fund for MIS-. Garfield NJ
TO this afternoon is $9T,576. w. w. CorcO'
ran sent check for $4,000, and George j,
Seyey the same amount.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, July 9.-George w.
Chids, OF the Ledger, to-day forwarded
$4,000 AS bis contribution TO the Mrs. Gar
field fund.
THE NEW YORK "woRLD" on Tue "sUB'
scRIPTIoN."
NEW YORK, July 9.--The World, In an
article heartily endorsing the movement for
subscription for the benefit Of the family
OF General Garfield, proposes that the move
ment be made popular one, suggesting
subscriptions OF five dollars and upwards,
and offers 10 receive and pay over to the
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Craud MiIttary Spectacle.

A REVIEW AT WINDSOR CASTLE BY THE QUEEN-
FIFTY-TwO THOUSAND VOLUNTEERS IN
LINE-RAPID CONCENTRATIONS OF TROOPS.
LONDON, July 9.-The weather in London
to-day was very bright and fine, and not
too hot for the grand review OF volunteers
bv the Queen In the great park at Windsor
The occasion was observed as almost a COM
plete holiday. The utmost interest was
felt in the review by all cllsses, and a hum
dred thousand spectators went to Windsor
to-day. The number OF volunteers partici-
patlng was ffiy.twO thousand, much the
largest ever hitherto assembled. The
review was considered as an experiment to
test the possibility OF rapid concentration OF
volunteer troops, OF whom there are about
200, 600 in the island Of Great Britain. Two
lines Of TaIlway-ihe Great Western and
the ScuthWestern-ha 10 do all the trans
portution from London. The troops fell
into line at O'Clock Z. NJ. The Queen left
Windsor Castle at o'clock, under royal
salute, and proceeded 10 the great park ac-
companied by the Princes and Princesses
the Duke OF Cambridge, communicating
chief; Generals Sir Garnet Wolseley and
Sir Frederick Roberts and brilliant stan.
The march past finished about O'Clock In
the evening, when the troops marched to
the railway stations and departed for Sheyell.
The Russian General Skobelef vas invited
10 attend the review. He returned bis
thanks for the invitation, but said he must
leave Paris on Saturday for Russia to visit
on the 18th instant the grave OF his mother,
the Countess SkObelefl, who was murdered
In Roumelia year ago.
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treasurer Of the Chamber OF Commerce fund
all Sums with which IL may be entrusted
Tor that purpose.
The article concludes as follows: of the
amount thus subscribed shall even double
that originally contemplated by the Cham
Der of Commerce, there VIII be no sub
scriber to grudge his share Of II. whether IL
shall prove 10 be a provision for the widow
aud orphans OF the President Of the United
States, or, as now most happily seems prob
able, a thank-onering for his recovery from
n mtlrderous ASSAULT
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Lord james Butler, the brother OF the
Marquis Of Ormond, charges that the recent
bestOwal of the barony OF AcklOw upon
Prince Leopold along with the dukedom OF
! Albany and the earldom Of Clarence
trenches upon the hereditary barony OF
Acklow. which is vested in his elder bro
Their, the Marquis Of Ormond.
The inquiry now at Washington is, Who
was Guiean's companion at Herlzog's when
he tried TO buy pistol, and who was his
companion at the dep0t-the report being
that there was q man there with him who
left before he fred on the President.
Mr.. Warner +. Taliaferro, A. NJ, son OF
General w. b. Taliaierro, Of Gloucester
county, Va, has been elected principal OF
the Belair (Md.) Academy-au excellent APP
pointment.
The smallpox has increased in Whining
ton, Delaware, 10 such an alarming extent
that the Board OF Health have requested
Sunday schools to be closed, aud ordered
pic-nics, &C., to be discontinued.
Yesterday morning New Hampshire wo-
man severely pounded a burglar over the
head with a revolver uatil her husband
could take him in hand. Then she tele-
pboned for the police. She ought to vote.
1t is believed that bathing suit, after a
dip or two. ought TO satisfy a woman's
wishes In the way OF "clinging draperies."
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Satisfactory Condition OF the Prcsi.
dent Yesterday.

Official and Unofficial Bulletins The Presi-
dents Children Permitted TO See Him; The
RefriGerating Experiments not up TO Ex-
peetations; vice-President Arthur Visits
the White House Enforcing Quarantine
Regulations at Memphis, Tenn.-Yeilow-
Fever at Pensacola-The Mails OF Concerns
Engaged i'm Fraudulent Enterprises stopped
by the POst-Ofilce Department Condition Of
the Cotton Crop In Virginia and North Caro-
lina-A Brilliant Military Display al Wind
sor; Fifty-two Thousand Volunteers Pass in
Review Before the British Queen.
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FINANtnAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

SATURDAY. July o. 1881.
SALEs-10 thares Atlanta and Charlotte Rail-
read stock at Sin, 10 do. at SIX; 1000 Virginia
peeler bonds at AZ, 1000 do. az 43; 4s VIRGINIA
black scrip At 10: 1900 Richmond city b's at
lO0h; 10000 Richmond and DanvIlle Railroad
gold 6's at 102k, 5000 do. at I02k: 10 shares
Rlehm nd and Petersburg Railroad at 100, 10 do.
at 334, 10 DO. at 33, 80 do. at 80, 10 do At 80
10 do. at 33, 10 do. at SO, 20 do at 80, 10 do at
32S, 10 do. at 33. 90 DO. at SO: 1000 western
North Carolina Railroad rs at 1o5, 1000 do. at
10e, LOO do. at l0a.
EVENING sALEs.-15 shares Atlanta and Char
lotte Railroad at 80; 1000 Virginia conos at s4K
10 shares Atlanta and Charlotte Railroad at sIk'
10 do. ct SIX: 80 shares Richmond and Allegheny
Railroad at 69k 20 shares Richmond and ban
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YeIInu.Feyer at Pensacola.

WASHINGTON, July 9.-Tbe Marine Hos
pital Service received Information from Col
ector Humphreys, at Pensacola, Fla, that
two or more cases OF yelowfeyer had de-
veloped at that point on board the British
bark Emma Payseant, from Vera Cruz.
Collector Humphreys does not anticipate
any danger of the disease reaching the city
il proper care is exercised. The vessel was
ordered to Ship island, the quarantine sta
ton, by order Of the local health authOri
ties. Collector Humrhreys's communca-
ton will be Immediately referred TO the Ma
tonal Board OF Health.
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A Marvellous Rescue of u Niece OF the
Hon. John Nicely she Floats an
Hour on the Ocean.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch

Correspondence OF the KicDmOnd DlSpalcn.J
ACCONAC COURTHOUSE, July 6, 1881.
On Yesterday afternoon, while Hon. John
Nicely and a party OF ladies' and gentlemen
were enjoying a picnic on an island a few
miles east of this place, his niece, Miss Cor
nela Bradley, met with quite on accident.
During the afternoon she, with three other
ladies, left The balance OF the party and went
some distance around the shore 10 battle.
They insisted on going alone, and declined
tie Offer Of a gentleman to accompany them.
They selected q dangerous place for bath
ing, and Miss Bradley, going beyond her
depth, was swept off into the ocean by a
strong current, and soon disappeared in the
high breakers. She could no longer be seen
by those on the island. 1t was quite time
before the other three ladies, being at a dis
lance, could give the alarm to the balance OF
the party. When they did so it created the
greatest CONSERVATION. All hope OF rescue
by the party was soon abandoned, and she
was given up for lost. When, however,
the alarm reached The fsh-oil factory, which
is near the north end OF the island, two
young men employed there thOughtfulIy
took boat and sailed out on the ocean, and
when mite or more from shore they found
Miss Bradley floating on the water, and res
cued her. She had been in that perilOus
position for nearly an hour. When rescued
she was greatly exhausted, but able to
speak, and is to-day improving, with every
pros peCt OF speedy recovery. Miss Bradley
could not swim, but had heretofore learned
the art OF floating on the water, and to this
and the energetic and manly efforts OF the
two Young men, Frank Mlliner and Polk
Lang, she is to-day indebted for her life.
M.
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Quarantine Orders ut Memphis.

MEMPHIS, July 9-No boat from any
point south OF Memphis will be allowed to
land at this point after the 10Th instant
without complying with the local quaran-
tine ordinance. This requires all boats,
without exception, to stop at the foot Of
President Island for inspection.
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stopping the Mails OF Fraudulent Con.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., July 9.-An order
was issued from the Post-0fiice Department
to-day stopping the mails and prohibiting
the payment OF money orders addressed to
A. C.. Motion alias "The Ponce De Leon
Company" 1.-The New York JeweIry Com
pany," sc. r. MarIbeTt d Co.." and " The
Georgia Supply Company" Of Atlanta. The
parties are alleged to be engaged in scheme
for obtaining money through the mails by
means OF false and fraudulent representa-
fiOna
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HALIFAX.


BLOWN DOWN AND HOSES UNR00FED.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dspatch.I
SUTHERLIN's, HALIFAX COUNTY
July 0. 1881.
The severest wInd-storm ever witnessed
in this section passed over here yesterday.
The track OF IL only seemed to be about bali
o mile in width, but it tore down fences and
blew down great many large trees as it
went. Some places the roads are entirely
blocked with trees, &c. 1t crossed the Rich
mond and Danyille railroad at this place,
blowing down several telegraph poles and
unroofng one house. 1t also tore the shut
tiers of OF the store Of J. II. Gosney, and
broke ont most of the glass in the windows,
the rain beating through and damaging
some Of his goods. Messrs. Redd Il CLANCY
also had some goods injured. The storm
came up very sudden, and lasted about
twenty minutes.
Farmers speak very encouraging about
their tobaccO-haye a good stand and fine
prospects for large crop. Wheat and oats
not turning out well. o. X.
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TESTIMONIAL TO WORTHY LADY.-On
the 4th the inmates of the National Sol
diers Home, near Hampton, presented to
Mrs. WoOdfn, the estimable wife Of Cover
nor p. T. WOOdfn, handsome testimonial,
purchased from Messrs. G.. f. Greenwood
& Brother, OF this city, as token OF their
regard and esteem NOrfOLk landmark.
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Sudden Death.

NEW YORK, July 9.-MrS. Bridgeman,
sister OF General Mcdowell, and wife Of
Colonel Frank Bridgeman, paymasler
United States army and member OF General
Sheridan's staff, fell dead on Broadway to-
day
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PEAN STEAMSHIP 1csFfA
~ TIGkETS. ssalszlE1..e
MINERAL WATERS.
cCHGNis MINERAL-wATER DEPOT

ON draugat from the new and elegant Mammoth
Arctic Soda fountain:
SODA WATER, BETHESDA,
RIssRxGEN WATER, BUFFALO LITHIA,
VIcHY WATEn, PONCE DIX LEON,
DEEP ROCK WATER, SUMMIT
SELLER WATER, GINGER ALk,
SARATOGA WATER, OTTAWA BEER,
GEysRR WATER, BIRCH BEER,
CONGRESS WATER, APoLLiSARie,
EXCELSIOR WATER,
Have alse made arrangements With beSss fur-
cell 4 I.add 20 sell their WOLF.TRA P LlThtA.
NV ROTTLING ESTABLISHMENT baslag been
ENLARGED add lifted up with Improved apparatus,
am nrenared To supply the trade with my unriyailed
GINGER ALE. SODA, aud other esrbcnated Deye-
500 - GEORGE sCHRN.
Eleyenlh aud Nsia streets,
| Al 24-Su,W,g3m
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nor NEW YORK.-The Old <1fN

TOR NEW YORK.-The Old 4IfSfS
Il Dominion Steamship Company IS .Sssskk ~
steamers will sail as follows: Steamer OLD Do
MINlON, Captain WALLER, every TUESDAY al
2 O'Clock Z. NJ: steamer WYANOkE, Captain
MANHATTAN, Captain KELLY, every SUNDAY
al O'Clock A. NJ.
Freight received up to l O'Clock p. NJ for the
Tuesdays and days steamer. and TO O'Clock
SaiurCa az evening for Sundays ship.
Through bills OF lading signed and goods for
Warded with dispatch 70 all points north south east
and west; also. to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare TO New York, $1,000: steerage, SO and
k7.
For freight or passage apply 10
G. W. ALLEN K CO., Agents,
my CTS COmpany's Wharf, Rockets.
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Flour.

Flour-We quote 3: Fine, s36&3.50; extra,
1878: super6ne $3.75GS4.50; common family,
k6@t6.25; choice or patent family S7.50mS6;
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With the failure TO secure certain results,
when measure after measure has been tried,
then the last resort" comes into service
and produces the effects desired, as in the
following case, mentioned to us by j. Will
son, Esq, OF l.. NJ. Ham a. Co., manuiac-
tnrers OF bank-yaulis and steel chests, 1853
Portland street, Boston, Mass. For two
years my mother.in-law suffered with rheu-
matism, and tried various remedies without
relief. She finally determined 10 use ST..
Jacobs OIL. and with the application OF the
remedy was immediately relieved.
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ID. w. BLISS,
j. X. BARNES,
j. j. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBURN.
ONO DEMOCRATIC RESOLUTION.

CLEVELAND, OHIO, July 9.-The Demo-
cratic Convention OF this county, in session
to-day, unanimously and heartily adopted
the following, which was offered by Hon. Il.
Z. Spaulding:
Resolved blythe Democratic Convention Of
AuydbOgd county, this the 9th day Of Juty,
1881, assembled in Cleveland, That, looking
on James A. Garfield as the constitutional
President and Chief Executive Of tue United
States OF America, we regard The recent at
tempt to deprive him OF life as a crime Of
most hideOuS character; that the President
be assured OF our deepest sympathy with
himself and bis family in their affective dis
peDsllion and that we reioice TO know that,
under Providence, the object Of the assassin
is likely 10 fail, and that we recommend TO
Congress the enactment OF more stringent
laws for the protection OF the persons Of our
Executive officers at the seat OF Govern
mCnt,
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COMM ERCIAI..
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
III n olONOs ~ ub
SALES.

IlIN WNIUl'Df July y IbDIs
SALES.
WHEAT New Lancaster, 1876 bushels very good
at 81 %; 100 bushels fair at 81 23. Mixed. Is
bushels good at 81 26 FuiZ, ca bushels choice al
1927; 336 bush Is prime at 1925 422 bushels
very, good at 81 20; rs bu heels good AZ 1922; SO
$40; 81 bushels common at $i.iO to sI.l6 "
CORN.-White, 500 bushels prime and very good
at 62c. 90 bushels very 60 AZ Gle: l6 bushels
good at soc. Mixed, 1873 bushels very good and
prime at 60c
OATs.-Newls bushels spring at Soc; "a BUSH
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. July 9.-No0n. Stocks dun. Money
on cali, 363H per cent tXchange-Loug, 4S34;
short. 4S5A. State bonds dull. Governments quies
and firm.
gpening.-Money, 3@t per cent. Exchange,
1881. Governments quiet and firm; new 5's,
1024; new ANS, ll4& States inactive.
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The President Continues TO I'm prove
MIR. Arthur Visits the Executive Man.

EXECUTIVE MANSION, July $3.50 A. NJ
The President has passed tranquil night,
and this morning expresses himself as feel
lug quite comfortable. We regard the gem
eral progress Of his ease as very satisfactory.
Pulse this morning, 1907 temperature,
30 10 degrees respiration, "a.
ID. w. BLISS,
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DEPARTURE oP STEAMERS.

DOR WASHINGTON, BAL-c.rxu.
a TlM0RS. PHILADELPHIA, 49, -
NEW YORk, AND ALL POINTS NORTH AMI
EAST-The Potomac Steamboat ComDany's new
palace steamer XCELSIOR, twice daily (except
sdnday) between Quantico and Washington in
connection with trains Of Richmond, Frtderieks-
burg and PotOmac railroad. Leave Richmond
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
AZ S:l2 A. ~. arrive at Washington (sleamer Ex-
celsiorl at 3 p. NJ. Leave Richmond (fiehmoud.
fredericksburg and Potomac ralIEoadt AZ 5:l2 r.
NJ. arrive al Washington tsteaBer Exceh lori at
10;30PM
INTERCHANGEABLE TlCKETs.-Arra nge-
ments have been perfected by which all rail tickets
from all poiois South 10 all POLES North, East, and
railway wall be ceived for transportation on the
boat between Quantico and Washington, without
extra charge. Passengers going North can, If they
desire procure rooms aud spend the night on boa ri,
and resume The r trip on early msrning trains.
GEORGE MATTINGLY, Superintendent.
c. A. TAYLOR, General Ticket Agent. je2t
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j. X. BARNES,
j. j. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBURN.
4P. NJ. BULLETIN (UNoFFICIAL).

EXECUTIVE MANSION, July "a +. M
The President has been more comfortable
to-day than at any time since he was
wounded. His children were permitted to
see him this morning. and the attending
physicians report at Z. NJ. that he is i'm
proving satisfactorily. None OF the sys-
TENS OF artificial refrigeration thus far tried
have entirely met with the slnguine an.
ticlpatiOns OF their inventors and suggest
erS; but as the weather continues reason
ably cool, the President has not suffered
much from heat since Thursday. Expert
ments are still being made with refrigera-
ting apparatus, in anticipation Of a return
OF the hot weather, which is predicted by
General Hlzen.
REPORT OF THE PAST TWENTY -FOUR HOURS.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., July 9.-The attend.
ing surgeons sent the following telegram to
the consulting surgeons this afternoon
Executive Mansion, July 81 L. NJ
DIS. Frank II. Hamilton and j. Agne1c :
The President continues 10 improve slowly.
The acid eructations have not occurred du-
ring the last twenty-four hours. An ounce
Of milk with q teaspOOniul OF rum has
been taken every two hours during the
day, and at longer intervals during the
embarrassment. At 0 A. NJ. be took
ten grains of bi-suIphate Of quinia, which did
not disturb the stomach Yesterday to.
ward evening he became restless, wearied,
and anxious for mOrphia. A quarter OF
a grain was given hyperdermically at
$3.50 p. NJ, after which he passed a
tranquil night, sleeping most of the
time. Yesterday afternoon he had a
small soft passage from his bowels, 10 which
a notable deficiency Of hillary colOring
matter was observed. The yeIlowsb tinge
OF the skin continues about as at last report.
AIS p. NJ. bis pulse was 10S; temperature,
1903; respiration, "a. Tois morning at $3.50
pulse 100; temperature, 90 4; respiration,
"a. At l z. M pulse 1O4 temperature,
1912; respiration, %.
ID. w. BLISS,
j. X. BARNES,
j. J. WOODWARD,
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ALLAN LINE ROYAL MAIL fri

xbHiLAD ELPHIA, RICH I'M
4 BOND. AND NORFOLK SrFA H-=asssssk
SHIP LlEE-FQR PHlLADEL?HlA, FALL
THKEE TINES WEEK.-Upti ~ -,hef no
.i,e -he steamers or this 'ine win make trl-weekI
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, and RlehnonI
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY, con
necung al Philadelphia with Clyoef 'ev EnSlacf
Line for Fsi' River -
QUICK TIME-FREoUENT DEt .-ETUREs-
LOWEST RATES.
FyCiklt received daily altll D 0,eloek =, "
JAMES W. HCCkRRlCK,
General SOut ern Ageat, Ricamond, We
WILLIAM Z. CLYDE 4 CO.,
ffenerai Managers,
no9s Na ~ q~ath Whqryee. ,niisfalohis
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THE POPCLAR wATERlNG.PLACE,
CAPE MAY,
IS REACHED BY THR
WEST JERsFY RAILROAD IN TWO HOURS
FROM PHILADEL pnIA.

DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC Rail- ROA D.--Sehedcse COM
me scing SUNDAY, May Is. 1851:
Hlo A. M, leaves ById.siteeI station daily; stop
only at Milford aud FredeEleksoarg.
s:l2 A. NJ, leaves ByFss-Sreet station daily tex
eept Sandayk
5loP. NJ, leayes BY d.Street station caily.
400 4. ~, Accom- plodstion for junction, leave
Broad-Strset station daily accept sun
daysl.
ll:3O A. VI, arrives at Byrd-Street station daily.
S:00P NJ, arrives Al Byrd-sfrect ssztion das>
makes no local stops.
9:5s p. NJ, arrives A. Byrd-Sirees station @siis
except Sundayl
$50 A. NJ, xccormodasicn, arrives ~ Bsose-
Street st.ti0a daily sexcepl sundayk
u. A. TAYLOR,
General Ticket AgeaA
NY lt
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1 sented $4,000 flames 10 the poor OF Paris
and bis winnings by the race for the Grand
| Prize OF Paris.
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MRs. GARFIELD OFT FOR A DRIVE.

ExECUTIvs MANSION, july 9-11:25 Il. ".
Unofficial Bulletin THE symptoms OF the
President continue TO be favorable.
Vice President Arthur called at the Ex-
ecutive Mansion this morning. Mrs. Gar
field bad gone ont for drive, so that be
did not see her, and there happened to be
none OF the members OF the Cabinet pres
sent, but he talked for a short time with the
attending physicians with regard to the Pre-
sidenps case.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, July 81 p. NJ.
The condition OF the President continues
to be favorable. Pulse. 104; temperature,
101 10; respiration. %. The next bule-
tin will be issued at z. NJ.
ID. w. BLISS,
j. X, BARNES
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BALTIMORE.
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.

second series, Az past-Gue coupons. Oily; new
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NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK, July 9.-The weekly statement OF
the associated banks shows the following changes:
Loans increase, $2,365,700 specie increase,
$l.3l2 900 legal tenders decrease 1928, COO de-
posts increase. f3.376,500; circulation decrease,
S27 500; reserve decrease. S359,250.
The banks now hold SO ,552,050 In excess Of legal
rC0uirpmentg.