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Emission. Aversion 10 Society. Dimness of vision
Noises IN the Head: the vital fluid passing unob-
served iE the urine ami many other diseases that
lead 70 insanity and death.
DR.. MINTIE will agree 10 forfeit FIVE Hux-
DRKD DOLLARS for case Of this kind the VITAL
RESTORATIVE tunder his special advice and
treatmentl wiz not cure, or for anything impure
or injuriods found in It. DIR. MIHTIE treats all
Private Diseases successfully without mercury
COMPUTATION FREE. Thorough examination and
advice. including analysis Of urine, $500. Price
Of VITAL RESTORATIVE. $500 Q bottle, or four
times the quantity. 5000; sent 10 any address
upon receipt OF price. or @. o. D., secure from
observation, and In private name IL desired, BIZ
A. Z. MINTTR, N. D.,
IL kearDy Street. San Francisco, Gal.
DR. MINUTES KIDNEY REMEDY, HRpHREr.
ICON. cures al kauds Of Kidney aud Bladder
Complaints. Gonorrh@a, elect. LeucorrhGa Fer
sale by ell druggists; sl0es bottle. six bottles for
$500
DR. MIETIE's pANDELIoN PILLS. are the
best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA and BILIOUS care
In the markst- For sale By all druggists.
All orders for medicine G. o. d. must be accom-
panied With 81. las . guarantee Of god fkith)
which viii be deducted when the package 10
shipped. 4ldkVtf
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The. small md pisturesaue village c

Thesmah and pieturesque village Of
San Idlefonso is the temporary residence
Of the court of Madrid this summer,
and the birthday of the young Queen
Of Spain was recently cels brated there.
These wssa receptions st the palace and
An amateur ballfght. which. ID still q
popular eieuient and siwsys . festival
among the young aristocraoy IN Spain.
Notwithstanding the greatly increased
popularity OF horse tscing duriug the
last ito yeays. There wss also Q grand
display of the great fountains, which
rival those of Versailles.
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The British Consul at Bsgdsd an
nounces the extinction of the plague in
that part of Asia.
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A London correspondent at Ems
sass. after expressing amszement at the
stolidity OF the average visitor: The
other day o maid threw herself into the
river. Twenty Gegmans looked ON IN
moved. An American gentleman. sho
wss heavily clad and wore an osercoat,
leaped IN. and with great difficulty res
cued her. for he first clutched her hair,
which proved false. Until she was on
the bank. no one else offered any aid
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AZ ten o'clock In the forenoon OF that day At the
courtroom OF cur sad Probate Cour In the city
Of Attle In said King county then and there to
show cause az any iheiy hayel why an order
should not be grantd 20 the said administrator to
sell much Of the real estate OF said deceased as
shall be necessary and requisite TO pay the charges
and debts aforesaid. And
1t IL further ordered that q copy Of this order
10 show cause be published at least four success
sivs weeks before said ed day of August 1881
in the WEEKLY IsrEILIoEScER. Q newspaper print
cd and Published In said King county, and OF gen
erai circulation In said county a-d Territory.
Done In open Court July q, 1881.
M HALL,
Judge Of the Probate Court.
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE

inai Weakness. Impotency. Right loEses By
dreams. pinpies on the face, and lest manhood
can positively be cured The sick and afflicted
should no. fan 10 call upon him. The Doctor
has travelled extensivsly In Europe. and inspected
Thoroughly the ysriOas hospitals there. ohsxinins
great dsal cf yalusbls information, which he
IL eom2etuGf % inpsr to fhose in need Of his
ssrsiees. DR. GIBBoz viii mako no charge
unless he eject cure. Persons a. dixtancs
NAV BE CURED AT HOME All com
muriezsions strictly eonhdenfial. Yon zee Ne
sac but the Doctor, pezsons writing % he Doe
Dor will please state The name q the paper tbsy
Re this advertisement IN. Charges reasonable
Call 90 write. Address DE-. ,. Y. GIBDON. Boa
nstieins. nls-dsUa
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Richards and Duff worked q trip
hammer in an iron foundry at Palmyra,
no. They were fierce enemies. aud
one of their frequent quarrels led to
Richards threatening TO put Dufes hand
under the hammer. Duff dared him 10
try. A fearful encounter ensued, but
Richards proved strong enough for his
purpose. aud DuS lost q hand.
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An uncommonly desperate fight was
that between two miners near chatta-
nooga. One used knife, the other a
pistol, and both were killed.
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IN liza building boom has taken effect
away down in Maine. and sash, blind
and door factories are pushed to their
utmost capaclty B. supply the demand.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is q never.failing Cure
Tor Nervous Debility,
Exhausted vftsftty,
seminal Weak IN e IS
spermatorrhes, LOST
MANHOOD. Impotsn.
cy. Paralysis. and all
the terrible effects OF
Self : Abuse. youthful
follies. snd excuses in
maturer years - such
~ Lcss Of Memory.
Lassitude. Nocturnal
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la excsvating in the Lord LONE
Moe ct Gold Bill. Nsvada. ct q dspsh
of 800 feet. there were found in stat.
um Of clay live worms about three. quar-.
ters Of M inch long.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.


No. 2o0O.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE THRU
l. Judicial District OF Washington Territory
holding terms ct Seattle.
John r. Damon. Plaintiff. w. George D. Hill,
Defendant Notice 10 hereby given that. by virtue
of execution issued out OF the above entitled
Court in the above entitled action, against the
plaintiff, John r. Damon, and duly attested and
served on the eth day Of August. AID. ISL,
have levied upcn the following descrined rial
yrtpef<y. 20 wit; All Of block thirty two. t32I
Union CITY. also lots Ave 5 and eight 49, In BLOCK
twenty three. tssl In Borea's plat OF the tosn
tnew eity) OF sesttie, all In King county, wash
iRgtoa Territory, the property OF the said John
y. Damon, plaintiff, named In said execution, and
that will on
SATURDAY,
The 10th day OF September, AID. 1851,
Al the front door OF the Court House Of sAid Kins
county. In the city OF Seattle. 90 the hour OF 10
am, sell ., public suction for cash the whole OF
said property 20 safety said execution for the
sum OF Sag 30. 100. costs Of suit and increased
costk.
Dated this 9Th day I August, AID 1851
l.. ". WYCkUFF,
Sheriff OF King county W. T.
r. Lewis. Attorney for Pizintir aai3-td
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A Grand Rapids Mich furniture
nsnufsctosy recently received in one
deg my carloads Of black nalnut from
'Csiso III.
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By Telsgrapn,
NNW YORK.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. August 8.-NoOn.-Stocks irregu-
lar. Money. 3a4 per cent. txcnange--LOnS, 4Sl4;
short. 4S3k. State bonds dun Governments steady,
except AS, which are : lower.
WALL STREET Yesterday.
NEW YORK. August IS.--The Posts financial arti-
Gle GAO T.. ~. editOnl says: Al lie Stock EX-
change the depression IS more marked than Tor
several days. so far the speculation In railroad
shares Is concerned this Is attributed chiefly 10 re-
norris alb M trunk line railroad affairs, the tenor OF
ihese reports being that the prospect or an early
settlement is not so good rs few days ago. ana that
the whole matter has been postponed. Ine conol'
lion Of the President has been less prominent In the
reasons assigned to-day The advance IN ne rs'es
of money, although largely artificial has been a
generally depressing influence. United States bonds
are lOUer for The AZ, but otherwise unchspged;
state bonds are iDaclve, Railroad bonde are SOS
per cent. lower, the chief decline being In specnia
tive issues The net results OF The fluctuations In
the stock market uO 10 The Time W. Write'
when prices aIe about the lowest or me
day, is a decline OF 4G3 per cent from Yesterday
closing. The stocks which have fallen most have
been Bloomington and Western per cent; MIS-
souri, Pacific. ~; kansas and Texas ~ B Bgrl Ing
l@lk: Texas and Pacific, u: Denver ana klO
Grsnde, IL; Milwaukee and 81. Paul ~; Northern
bal and 81. Joseph, II: Illinois Central and Della
ware. LackawanA and Western. y: and New YOU
Central, Union Pacific, Pacific Mai, ana norm
The Elevated stocks are notably steady. Inc rates
for call loaEs 10 the stock brokers' are 10 D+r
cent 10 United States bond d. aers IA ner cent.
Times loans are 81 to DER cent, with few below
per cent on any collateras. Prime mercantile paper
The following guotauons were current to-day at
2:30 T.. ~: Western Union, san; New YORK Cen
trail, 1424: Lake shore, l2lA; Miehigah Centra
e3; New York. Lake Eiie and Western, AZ
do, preferred, so; do, seconds, 1904; Dsla-
ware LackawanDa and Western. l2l; New
Jersey Central. 9Oh: Delaware and Hudson, 1918;
Reading, 6I4; Northwestern, 1929: -; Paui' LIZ:
WABASH and Pacific, Az do. preferred s4A
Union PACING. l21k; NJ. X. aud r., 1874; Hannibal
aud st. Jo 93K; do: preferred; ll3; OHIO and MS
PIX: Northern Pacific common, 3S4 Northern
Pacific preferred, 76A Central Pacific: S9t ROCK
Island. l33A: Chesapeake and Ohio. 70 Louisville
and Nashville, 90; Nashville and CHATTANOOGA
s6B: Ontario and Western, 29S; Manhattan FIeya-
ted. IsX; Illinois Central, 1881: Canada Southern,
63A; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, l545: Dem
yer and Rio Grande. o7S; 81 Paul and Omaha, 3o1;
do preferred, 1909; G.. G.. &. and j.. 81; ERE
and Western. SO Col. Coal. 47S; Ohio central,
26X; Texas Pacific 50H; Texas Pscidc 10 g., 74E'
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, August JS.-Virginia 81. deferred,
Is: consolidateH, sou: ecOnd series, 4l4 past
due coupons, % ; new l0-40's. So.
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Grars Tronbse On ms 6f44frnn Border.
4ntRcfHs KILLED ny xtxickxs-- RACING
PARTIES ORGANIZED 10 CARRY THE WAR
INTO nkxfcO.v
San. FRAsoisco, August IS. "A Tomb
st9pe dispstch says the Epitaph contains
tno following particulars OF the border
troubles A party coDsi-ting OF William
Long, Dick Gray, Jim Crane, Charles Snow,
Thomas ID. Clinton, William Berers, and
Harry Earnshnw, camoed last Saturday
blight IN Guadaloupe cannon, about eleven
miles east OF Tombstone, very near 10 the
Mexican line. Early on saturday morning
The party were attacked by Mexicans,
and Long, Gray, Crane. Snow. and Ciin-
ton were killed. Berefs escaped with q
wound IN TIE abdomen, while Earnsbaw
ran free amidst shower OF bullets. IL Is
estimated that The Mexican parry numbered
from tweniy-three 10 thirty men. The CON-
dition Of the camp indicated that the attack
was made iust as the murdered men were
getting up. One bad evidently been killed
while vet lying down. Crane was a fugitive
from justice. he was an outhw, and the
six bullets that struck him were well ex-
pended. Long was man OF about twenty
two years OF age. and had been in that
section OF the country with cattle about
three months. He came 10 Arizona from
Kansas about five months ago. he was a
man OF capital. The immediate cause OF the
killing is as follows: A party Of rustIers, as
they are called, went into Mexico last month
and stole some cattle. They were followed
by Mexicans. who got so close upon them
that they were Obliged TO abandon the stock.
This was done in the vicinity OF the late
murder. The Mexicans took the stock and
started back home az that time, picking up
such cattle and horses as they chanced TO
meet. This stock was missed. aud party
Of sixteen Americans started in pursuit,
overlook the Mexicans, had a light with
them, and retook the stock. This occurred
during the latter part OF July. Ii is proba-
bic that the recent raiders were some OF the
same party who were defeated last month.
Great excitement prevails ip Tomb
stone and vicinity. a large party has
been raised 10 aveDge the murders. The
Clinton boys, whose father was murdered,
also have raised body Of men, altogether
numbering about 200, as desperate a gang
as could be imagined. They will carry the
war into Mexico. Great apprehension Is
felt for Americans in Sonora, as II will
more than likely be war Of retaliation.
We are hourly expecting a collision. The
Mexican troops are in force on the line, and
will repel the invaders. General Fremont
being absent, there is no head to the Anne
rican forces, aud lawltsSness seems to be
the order Of the day. Serious international
will arise unless immediate
steps are taken TO put step to the trouble.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
The British Ministry Guarded by
Police

LONDON, August 1S.-A force Of police
accompanied the steamer which last eve-
ming conveyed the members OF the British
Ministry to Greenwich for the annual white
bait dinner in consequence OF several
threatening letters having been received.
Mr.. Gladstone, in receiving deputation
on landing at Greenwich, again specially
emphasized the imperative necessity OF re-
forming parliamentary procedure.
Archbishop Crolxe on the Land Bill.
CORK, IRELAND, August S.-Archbishop
Croke, OF Casbel, in reply TO an address
from the CharlevIlle branch Of the Land
League, strongly recommends the people to
give the land bill trial and accept it as
great boon and blessing, and calculated to
do unreasonable good to tenant farmers.
Another Brigand Captured.
ATHENS, August 18.-Another OF the
band OF brigands that captured Mr.. SDeter
10 Roumalia last spring, has been arrested
here. The brigand whose arrest was an
nounced yesterday proves to be the chief OF
the band.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
CHICAGO ErMBEw mAnkEr.

AUoUsr le--rbe ruling aao.sll2ns for dry inm-
Der, Ia b, etc.. lemsn ss follows nrsi and second
lx-ineh. s47: Third clear, III, ~. and 2-lnch,
~, II, and s.Ine6- cas-; ss4 clear ana =,
a Inch EH n.sSs sI Is' e saa ies osS
q neb Ds S ss4 s: ana nsn .e sH ss seg ward
s34: 4 and 6-inch select base. l-ipeh finixhinx.
$40; select Linen finIshine: sac a stock
500; G stock boards. 1s.issh. ~. ia. and iS
feet si9 stock boards. i2.ineh. 20 o'i ie 81
f22; ID stock boards, l2-inch. 10 feet. s2f:
a lo-neh stock, ~, IA. and 10, feei.
s32: @ 10-inch stock. IL feet and upward. see;
box boards, ~ feet and upward. tf5; y
upward, $50; b box, IL inches ana inward W. a
$40; ilrst common. 6-lnch flooring. y. ard NJ,
fSs or second common 6-inch noorine,
fencing flooring. 0-inch. 4l7: l0.f0ot fcn-
cling flooring, sl6.50; clear aud nrsl common,
S Scor,G GSOrng sse S flooring sucS sss
common. or 6-inch, s31; Norway second COM
mon. or 6-inch flooring, s2S; narrow common
IL. IA, anc l6 feet siding. sal: hrst common
siding, $40 80; second COMMON siding, SIS so.
third common sid,9e So sspsins s,diae si9s9:
common boards, 10 ana 20 fest. ei5; common
boards. II, Ia. Is. aud is feet. $3.50: IL and
I r inch common boards sl4.o9; arst Quality and
10 feet. sl3 joisis aud scsntling, 2x4,
2x12. ~, IA, and Is feet. sl5; lumber, l9
4x4. aud small timber, 10 and 20 feet long,
$l7: 20 feet long dimension, sl6 so; %
and "a fees long dimension. $40 so: 20. 2S, and
promiscuous width sll.5O; 2x4-ineh culls. all
lengths, s. 2; tat pek,ts. common, sil pckets,
H.. selected, $40: 2-inch baitens, o. g. or beyelle.
q 100 ineal feet. 70c.; clear tbiDges, s3.55 ex-
ira shingles, $3.50; standard A shingles, % 20;
lath, 81. 35.-Times.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
THURSDAY, August Is, 1881.
ronngFv .srodupr
country PrOducs.

country Produce.
Apples Green-From S1.25 10 81 so per barrel.
b Ssafg. Prime % Choice yellow 22@25c fair
O Cora &saG: $4,000 bushei for country; zoe.
p re- Frsit: Apples, sK@5c. baek9erries, &c.;
cherries l5c.; raspbtrrles, 20c.; Peaehes pes'ed'
iG Poaftry-Live chickens, IO@2ec; ducks 2s@
s5c.
WIKI ggS, ~ jI' Frne ys-soose, 45@5Os; eonnor,
@I Fsiaasesa: slGsI.o5 p agshel. -. IL.
VGV. Nlrginie tw0ihV 70deOc., 1oVtf-ElAeAs
65a70c. clover. 500 65e.
g.6 rIsh-Early Rose, s2.75@ss; Peer.
. Roots: Ginseng, sl.0o@$l.so Sn. sehsea nee
Of tops, Ace. n u.
bard: Couluy, ll@l2c
Rue: S0GS2c. u busneL
S,taGe; Prime. Ioc,
Shucks TD@75c.
BzLed StTaio: 45c.
Wool: Wssned. s4@&sc.; unrasnsd. 24e925e.
BURY wool win bring from . 70 BE- q u. less
tnaD above rates.
Cement. Iiae. Plaster. NC.
Csmeat, Roseadzie, BI.45@sl.e0 = barrel
E:ms; Agricultural e@loo. v ousne, acS $50
ell 5Gsl.xo, .ceoFdlng g Ton. 9aarInu'si 'oiu'e'
FIGstsT: Lump- s475; ground, esi ealene.s
1lsster, s1.60@sl,75:
Tar: Large sixe. $500.
BFy GOedt-
prigafs: MerTimack. 6xr.; merTim1ck shirtins,
er Renulsnd. 6,<c.; Soaih Bridge, &C.; Peelpc.
&c. Snraeae &c; Sprague ShiTting, 51c
DgnineIs, 7c.; Aliens &C. Manchester. &c
WashIr zton. 6kc; glailary Pink Ie.; Mslory FUR
fc.; simpson Black, oSc.: Harmony, o'sc.; Ash
| land Solid, Sc. - 49,.
.,s,sr 4 A. A. 6kc.; RocSf .ddge IA 4
| ~ asc. /: james River 4 D. o. SIS. james RsYeT
! 6xc. james Riyer d. On 1Ac.
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snoe,,,ne DoubIe murder.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, August IA spe-
cial from Fort Smith to the Gazette says :
A letter received here to-day by United
States Marshal Dill, from WaldroD, gives
the following particulars Of horrible dou-
BILE murder in the Cboctaw Nation, lew
miles west OF that place: On Friday night
William Massingale was guest at the house
Of John Stewart, and was TO remain there
all night. About O'Clock James Hobbs, a
white man, and Ed. Fulsom, Choclaw,
came to Stewards house and shot BIN sever
times. MassiDgale started TO run, when one
Of the assassins shot tim in The back, killing
him instantly. They then beat him on the
head until IL was horribly crushed and nu-
4ilsfedv
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A nuIIy BOY wlIh a GIsss Eye.

from fhe koXDOfo' INs CJ HtI4'v'I
A negro by The name OF Rom Lawson,
on election day at AlIeDsvilIe, ate the fol-
loving meal: One aud a half quarter NUT
ton, eighteen biscuits, one poundcandy, two
hsif-gr0wn chickens, five behring's, one loaf
corn.bread, and piece Of shoat, supposed
10 weigh about one pound, drank three
quarts OF water, and said he hadn't eat ball
enough. BE then offered TO bet he conla
throw any man or lift more with hand
stick than any man on the ground. 10
order 10 snow bis strength be took man
that weighed about two hundred pounds
and carried BIN about over the ground
In his teeth. lie then went up TO another
table aad called for twenty-five cent
snack.
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NFw yOKk TOBACCO MARkEr.

AUGUST l7.-FOr Western lear the strong feeling
noted lasI week CONTINUES on the eroD adyices aud
steady dernand; there are reserved offerings. seed
leaf IS In very good demand ana Is heid nYnly.
Virginia leaf IS also fairly active. sales $50 boys
heads Kertucky lear az Sol &C.; 200 eases Wis
c0nsin. 1880, on private terms; 600 eases Penn-
sylVania 1880, az 13e120c.: 2la eases OHIO, $50,
III GRllkc.; 100 cases Pennsylvania. 1879, on
private teinis 800 bales Havana Dt S5e.@sl 10.
OIOta ions Of seed leaf are As follows New Eng-
lind. eropOf 1879-COmmOE wrappers ~ Sc &c /;
medium do. al 10000. fne DO, az z3930e.; se-
IectiOns 90 at 3719s5o.; seconds a. I0te2l3c.
Crop Of lSS0-senOnds az l0Elel2c Ptnnsyl-
yauIa. crop OF l679--assOrted lots, i0e az ll0
lse: do fair az 3tMi &c.; d.. nne at zl@20c:
Wrappers az ISG45e.: hners % ga IKE. crop o.
l9sO-Assoried iOts. low, az S4GtlOc faAr AZ lzG
he: line AZ 1850 hoe. New IorK, crop % 1879
Assorted lots, cons on 10 medium, A. Sol lc.i 30.
eood at l2HM10o Ohio, crop OF ls19-Assorted
lots al 76lOc.; wrappers AZ l2slse. ctop OF
IgSO--Assorted lO's at Go lie. CroD OF lo!o-
Assorted lots AZ 6@9c. Havana seed ~ l4G
ise wrappers az l00t l5c. Qootaitons for VIZ.
gina leaf: DaRk--C OmlnOn hugs at 4d44c.; good
Iugs az 4kd5bc.; low leaf AZ eaElc.; good leaf
al 76aOe.: dirk wrappers 81 9@l4e. Bright
Common mahogany az l50e20e.: good mahogany
at 2O@2Je.; nne mahogsny a. a9est9e. eoinmon
bright al ela2Oc.; good bright at 2o(935c.: tDs
bright ~ 35@43c.: extra bright AZ Oo6el0e.
Smokers: Bright-Commoa al Sal Be-; good u
I2@l7e.s due at l1@225sc. The quo.stons arr
for:
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NEW YORK IRON MARKET.

AUGUST 10 For American pig the market is In
good shape; the consumption is steady aud good,
aud there very regular wants OF small lots and
occasioDa full parcels taken well, which make
up fairy satisfactory amOnnt OF business; prices
rule strong seoteh pig rs MOVING out moo. rateiys
maud for future delivery. Wrought Strap Is at iiru
prices, and trade quiet. The quotations are for:
S23, and forge. S20@t2l; ScoicD pig, f22509
s23 for GIengarnock; s2360@s24 foI COLT
luton No. 1 Shots. tZ4G$,A25. English steel
rails are quoted at f6lgs62. ard American steel at
s6O@f62 at mills. and k548f55 for next winters
dellvery Iron rails al $3.50 B49 Old rail-. $3.50
@Szs for AT" and s296330 for q. h. Wrought
scrap ut S29Gs3U.-JOui nal o. Commerce.
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RECORD or TME DAY.

THE MORNING BULLETIN THE BEST SINCE
rag RELAPsE-THE SITUATION CoNsID.
Erred UNDENIaBLY BETTER The Pa
TENT ASKS FOR FOOD, WHICH Is GIVEN
Hm-THE CRISIS BELIEVED TO BE
PASSED.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, August lS-lO;Se
y W-Tbe morning bulletin was gene
raIly conceded at the Executive Mansion 10
be- Inc most favorable which has been issued
s \, GEL the president relapsed. DIR. Agnw's
departure for philadelphia on the limited
express proved TO be the slgnal TOT ue,
cidedly better feeling In all quarters, ana
many doubtful ones that TIE case
Co.'S cos nrogressIng satisfactorily. Previous 10
H., "sS v;ng ne White House the Doctor assured
Mrs garfcId that he did uot consider us
arasance necessary, as everything was going
ss y well as possible. This Acknowledgements sda
rom the consulting surgeon was looked
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-19
Saratoga Races.

BUsHwaACKER SCORES VICTORY.
SARATOGA, August 1S.-First race, II
miles, FelIowplay Won Booli1ck second,
Valera third. Time, 1851.
Second race, two miles, Busbwhacker
won Cbeckmate second, Boulevard third.
Time, $3.50.
Third race, three quarter mile, PerpleX
won; Macduff second, Lost Cause third.
Time, 1:16s.
FOuith rsce, three quarter-mile dash,
Victoria won; Jake White second, Saga
more third. Time, 1:l6.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-19
HIs STOMACH RETAINS NouRssHmrNr.
HE has Another hut Mes serious
Complication.

Hopes Of Recovery Again Revived, He Pas.es
Comfortable Night and Voluntarily Takes
Food Thronsh the Dayi Everything Pro-
sressina Nicely in the sick.Room- Captain
howTase's Bail Fixed at Forty Thousand
Dollars Bushwhacker Wins a Two-mile
Race nj saraiogs-A Planning and saw.
Miii Burned in New York Hartmann, the
Nihiiiss, Files His Declaration TO BECOME
I'm american Citizen Mexican Border Trou.
bless Fighting Along tho Rio Grande Arch.
bishop crOke ON the Land BiIl-TrOublesOme
Times In England, Too.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-19

The Baltimore Suns Washington special
says: "The feeling wss generally that the
chsnees had yeered around again, and that,
Notwithstanding al the DELAYS, mishaps,
and unfortunate compIicationss the Pfesi'
dent was on the road 10 recovery. No one,
however, expressed the belief that u would
be rapid. The experience Of the past I'VE
Gays bad been such as 10 more than ever
Prepare them Tor that slow and tedious re-
eoyefy which CAD heretofore been 70.
TERED TO-