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TIE GUESTS
HE Crooked Whiskey CaSes-an At
tempt 20 Compromise.

WASHINGTON, July ia curious attempt
ns' Deen made here, in the absence OF Sec
'e.aty Window, 20 give an official start TO
movement designed to release all the
great northwestern whIskey- dealers who
were caught and successfully prosecuted
uaoer Secretary Brlstow ffcm the
PAYMENT OF the Judgments obtained
~ lhe Government. Dir. Beniamin
Hunn, now lawyer In Chicago, The
O'o'htr Of tue late supervisor OF internal
revenue for the district Of Illinois, came
mere Few days ago as the attorney Of about
-uoIen ilrm, against whom judgments are
I@ung The total amount Uf these iudg-
Menls is S24O,000. The proposition OF COM
PROMISE Is that each firm shall pay Sl0 and
sy,l'' lhe papers were presented TO AS
Ss,antSecretaTy French, and, according to
s-,' lunn's statement, that officer has
ss'eed 70 request to refer the mat
%I 10 the United States District At
TTiney at Chicago. Inquiry at the
TIed'ury develops the fact that Mr.
french finally concluded 10 send the
s'se 10 the law-0flicer Of the Depart
,,tea'' Dnt before any action was taken by
W A' 0ueer the papers were Withdrawn by
f az, french. il has probably been thought
N' III 80 Important a matter as the re-
%enlng OF these noted whiskey cases, TO
s slt The Secretary himself chance TO con !.
,tt The matter. Mr.. Window returned
Spn evening. II Is regarded as somewhat
SOu3liul whether Secretary Window will
sonsloer toe payment OF sl20 10 the Gov
Siplnenl 40 equivalent for the time and
~, nv, expended In breaking up the gigantic
"u'skey ring Of 1876.
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General sherman will during his trip
West spend few days with bis brother,
Senator Sherman, az Mansfield. Ohio, and
will participate In the approaching soldiers
rtualon ut clyde, ONO.
During The recent visit Of ex Senator
Conkline 10 this city al Of bis personal
effects were packed up, and have been
shipped to Utica. This indicates that the
ex-senator has no idea OF spending next
winter In Washington.
The new reservation selected for the
Utes, now in Colorado. Is IN the vicinity OF
the junction OF the Green aud w mite rivers,
Utah. A force Of $50 soldiers Will be sta
toned at the agency.
The board appointed by the Secretary Of
thu Navy for the examination OF candidates
for appointment as civil engineers In The
navy Will convene at the Navy Department
August 10, instead OF September I, as at
first ordered.
The Government receipts to-day were /:
Internal revenue. $2l8,706.O6; customs,
S744, I20.sT.
Secretary Window Is expected 10 return
from Deer Pafk next Wednesday.
AssIstaut.Secrclary Bell. Of the Interior
Department. leaves TO night for Ten days
trip East.
There were 1862 patents issued by the
Patent Office to-day, this being the largest
issue Ia any one week since the Patent
Office was established. Among the num-
Der two were issued 10 Washington in
VentOrs.
Assistant Secretary OF state Walker Blaine
Is I'm Gloucester, Mass, accompanied by
Judge Prescott, paving out the money re-
ceived from Great Britain on account OF the
uniawiul interference with American fish
ing fleets in Newfoundland. The sum to be
distributed is between $4,000 and $50, 900,
or little more than half the amount claimed.
| Rtimbursements are made for actual eX-
penscS incurred in the fishing trips, with
! interest, but all constructive losses are ruled
out.
| The corrected figures show that the total
receipts from internal revenue for the fiscal
year ended June 30th were 49,, 1854, 900.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
TUESDAY, July 10, 1881.


country Producs,
AppIes GreeR-FrOm sl.z5 to 81 SO PEE barreA
6scstO0r 2l@2Jo. y ".
Buftr: Prime % choice yellow, l6@lse, tsir
eO Corn GsaG: $4,000 p bushel for country zoe.
DT-,sa Frnft. Apples, &C.; blackbsrries. Sc;
cherries l2Ml4c.; raspberrles, 2Ve.i peaches
peeIed, 1O@2Oc. all nominal o.
POuitry,-Liyo shickeuN' Io@Sec'' ancSS' Io'S
Ecos: lO@l2c. a.o.
25c. ,
HrU: VirRinla timOfDg TOMSOc.s iOVot-niA'S|'
a5670c. clover, sos S5e.
Odts: None IN market. .a n
p0fGfoes: irisl-EarlY Rose, a9.75G33; Peer
less, $4,000 2.75 .. narrel. -.
Roots: Ginseng. kl.25tasl.4O I'D. Seneca Tree
Of tops, A5c. q 10.
Lard Country, llGal2c.
Rvs: s0tde2c. u OUsnsi.
SGmGe: Prime I5c.
Shueks 70S75e.
Bald Strdi1: 4oe.
T1liOD: 0(a5Sc, = 70 o-,D,o..
Heot: Washed, S5@37c. 1ng1snec, 2o923c.
BURY WOOL will bring froE 10 De- g ID less
tnaa above rates.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. &c.
Cement: ROseadsie, sl.i5'9Sl so y barrel
LfHs: Agriculture, 60 lUc. :. Ousnels kocAiaaa
si.J5@sI.lO, according 70 qgaruv; Jointei
Plaster: Lump ti.75; ground, ss; eSlcinec
MASTER, 91.6Odbl.75:
Tar: Large size, s4.oO'
Dry Deeds
Prtgts: MerrinsoA. Ga. Merrimack ilruas
AZ. Richmond, exc; Soath Bridge, &c; Paelne
7e.: spra9ae. 0He: sprague shirting, 01e.
/ Dunne's, esc,; Aliens DC, Manchester ~
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7P. NJ. ENTHUSIASTICALLY

WASHINGTON, ID. c., July 49, p. NJ
The President has passed an excellent day,
and the afternoon fever has been less than
on any day since he was wounded. AT
p. NJ. his pulse was 90; temperature, 9S.5;
respiration, 10. AZ present his pulse is SO !;
temperature, 99S; respiration, 10.
REPORT TO THE CONSULTING SURGEONS.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., July 10-The fol-
lowing telegram was sent tO-nigh. by the
attending to the consulting surgeons, Drs.
Hamilton and AgnPw:
Last evening the President received a
hypOdermc injection Of one eighth OF a
grain OF sulphate Of morphia, and slept
well during the night. He continues to
take sulphae Of qunla in thrCe-grain doses
thrice daily. AS anticipated, the increased
fever Of yesterday proved only temporary,
and he was better to-day than any day since
he was Injured. The wound looks well,
and is discharging healthy pus freely"
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A Fn,her.s terrible Crime.

ST. PAUL, July 10 "A special from Vino.
ma, Mimi, says Paul Held, Swiss emf
grant, who recently bought farm in Eagle
Greek Valley, became insane through home
sickness and the failure OF his crops. On
sunday morning lie was found dead in the
front room of his house. In the next room
his wife and two children lay dead. In a
bed upstairs three children were found
dead, and In the hay loft we're bis two
Oldest boys, mortally wounded. All had
been shot in the head. One OF the boys
NAV recover. The revolver with which the
deed was committed was found in the house.
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A Fiend Tries 10 Murder His Step
Child.
IRogersvllIe lTenp.l Press and TImes.l

[ROgersvllle (TenD.) Vres5 and TImes'I
We are Informed that an attempt was re-
Gently made by one Baldwin, in the neigh
borhood Of New Canton, to take the life Of
bis own step-cbld. The child is only about
SIX or seven years of age. and was thrown
in the river by the brutal scOundrel, and
came near drowning, but was seen by par
ties who happened TO be passing Just 10 time
TO save It from q watery grave. He was
arrested for his crime, but by some means
got clear Of the law aud left the country.
He j, now said 20 be somewhere IN Scott
county. Baldwin is a native OF Scott county,
Va, and is known there as worthless
specimen OF humanity, and doubtless the
good people Of bat county will make his
sojourn among them uncomfortable.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
~ TELEGRAPH rorHE DISPATCH.
The Presidents Progress towards ne
eoyery.

Most Disastrous Fire In Syracuse, ". Y. .
Number OF Casualties Reported Other
Destructive ConnaaratiOns-The Usual I'm
efsectual Ballot at Albany-Murder and
Robbery I'm Shreveport, LA Negro
Hanged by n Mob In Tennessee-The KILL
ing Of Desperate Justified by a Coroner's
Jury-Republican StraiRhtoutz Reported 10
Have Gone Over to Mahsne- Baltimore
Preparing for Another Festival-How the
Appointment OF the Land-Bill Commission
ers is Received-A RevoIutionist Meeting
Dangerous Sfate-AttemPt TO Assassinate
Editors-Other Interesting Foreign Events.
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wn,.,.ey causes a Bloody Tragedy.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, July lS.-A special
dispatch to the Gazette FROM Fort SmLlh
saws: Greenleai. near Fort Gibson, Ia tbe
cherokee Nation, point about 6tty miles
west Of Fort Smith, was the scene OF hor-
rible tragedy on Saturday. The Greek and
Cherokee Indians were having barbecue,
preliminary to nominating their candidate
for the ensuing election next month. Wits.
kew flowed freely. Two iull-blooded In
dians-Bill Lovelt and Deer Track became
drunk. and In their frenzy made an on
slaueht on some Of the partf. Seven men
were killed or mortalIy wounded. The
murdeFers are at large.p
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The SennioriaI Con1est of New York.

ALBANY, July 10.-The joint convention
met at noon and voted on the short-term
vacancy in the United States Senate as fol-
lows Lapham, 6S; Potter, As; ConkIing,
%; WoOdfOrd, /. Necessary TO choice,
Y.
The Chair declared no choice bad been
made, and Speaker Sharpe moved to adj
iourn, which was carried.
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A HOieI Burned and Two Lives Los
Of s,ra,eh,on. Republicans.

HARRIs0SBURG, Va, July 1.-TWO mem
bers of the State Republican Central Com.
mittee, who have heretofore acted with
General Wickham and The Straigbtouis,
baye recently come out in favor OF fusion
with MahOne's forces. Fernall, tne United
States revenue collector in the Fifth Viz
GINA district, heretofore strong Straight
out, has also declared his adherence TO co.
alition with Malone. ul a
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Lynchburg Passenger Train, No. "A, Daily.

LynchDurg Passenger Train, No. "a, Daily
Leave Richmond ........'.''''.'''''.'''5;ii r.
Train No. a. connects Al Burkeyilie with Nor
folk aLd Western railroad for FArmyflle, Lynch.
burg, and all Southwestern points.
Train No. so fast msil) stops only 81 Setersyne'
Burkeville, DrakeS Branch. BsrSsdale's' DnVile,
Greensboro Salisbury, Charlotte, spspanolrE,
Greenyille, Seneca TOccos, Lua, ard GaiaeSrlle,
connecting al Atlanta for all points South aud souh-
west. ,.
Train No. AZ Ghrosgh passenger siopa At all sta;
tiODs connecting at SutbeFlin's with Mllt0a and
Sutherlin NarrOw-GaUge railroad fer Milton Al
salisbury with Western North Carolina RAILROAD for
Ali pOiDs I'm Western North Carolina; Al Atlsnts
for ALI points South and southwest.
Train No. AZ Uhrougb passenger ana man tsps
al all stations, connecting al Suiherin's Win Mf.sOu
ana Suiherin Narrow 6anRe railroad Tor Miitoni
M Atlanta for all points south and southwest, -
Charlotte with Charlotte, Columbia and August
railroad for Columbia, Augasta, Savannah ant
Trains from the abOye-nSmed points arrive a.
Richmond 4:44 L. NJ, AIS y. NJ. 7;2o A. NJ, <na
l2:lS L. NJ.
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE:
On Train No. 50-RichmOad 10 Atlantis.
ON Tram No. 4s-New York and Atlanta pa
RirhmOnc, AND GTeeDsbOro 10 Henrys siEooh
Western North Carolina rahT0aS. -
on Train No. 42-WasbiRgtoh' Al a RichHlono'
and Danyiile. and DanVilie and AnKusta. .
Rou.Air passenger trains leave Richmond al $3.50
u ana $50 2. 81 arrive at C0,Iseld at 7:l2 A.
N. and 7:lI +. u. Returning, leave Coalheid Al
T.4I A. NJ. aud 1881 NJ: leave Bon AR A. A.
NJ and TAO T.. n; arrive at RRhmond AT esz5 q.
NJ ana 4. NJ. All passenger trat except the i~s
Tickets sold 70 ali points south. southeast an
southw west, aud baggage checked through
No lay-Over checks given on local ucke,s.
General Passenger asa Ticket Agent
- A.na
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motion IN regard TO Transyaal from the or.
der-book OF tie House OF Commons.
Although there will be partial discussion
OF The motion this session, It Is understood
that the full debate viii be deferred until
the next session Of Parliament.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, July 10, 1881.

NAIESs
WHxAT-Whlte SO bushels very good NJ 81 % 4;
rs bushels good at 1927. Lancaster, 1904 bush
els very good at sl.30; 9S bushels very good at
/ % andkI.29. Mixed. 522 bushels very good al
$50; 100 bushels good at 81 81. Fuliz, Sos bush
els prime at sl.2S; 80 bushels prime az 81 rs; ia
Inn, bels very good at 1925; l,4S6 bushels very
good al Al % ; So bushels very good al $l24 344
bushels good at 1928; 27S bushels fair 10 good az
Al % sSs bushels common TO fair az Toe 10 - l.
CoRS-White, 232 bu- heels very good at &c. I:
b6 bushels damaged al 6Oe.; 400 bushels damaged
al Acc Mixed, Sc bushels prime AZ &C.; 20 bush
els very good an Gle 20 bushels good AT 6Oc'
MEAL.-40 Dushels very good at 67c.
OATs.-44 bushels new spring at 45c.
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lhe New York Herald says: IL will be
sgpo news 10 the nineteen hundred en-
moyes Of the city departments that their
ppagts are TO be increased at an early day.
sI 70 what extent Il yet unknown. Halt
WI y better than DO bread. VI
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FINANCIAL
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY. DULY 10. 1881.

TUESDAY,. 6uly ~. 1851
SALES 80 shares Norfolk and Western preferred
at Sss 10 d.. at 5sk; 10 do. at 5ez; 80 shsres
Petersburg Railroad at 30, 10 do. at 80 do. at 80
10 shares Richmond and Allegheny at 67k, 10 do.
at 57z. o do. at SO. 80 do. At 5s&.
EVENING SALEs.-lO shares Norfolk and West
ern preferred At ST. 20 do. at So; $4,000 cry IS
az 129k, 81 900 do. at 1901; $500 Virginia con-
soils at 50; 10 shares Richmond and Allegheny at
67k 80 do. ll0tsJ at 57k: 20 shares Richmond a nd
Danvire at los; 10 shares Norfolk ana Western
preferred at 57k. 10 30. at 57K.
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CRIMEs ANp cAsuALrrEs.
An Ex.LegIslntor Killed fn Drunken
Row.

BENNINGTON, W., July 10-WllIiam
0'Brien, OF Searsburg, VT, died this morn
ing from the effects Of injuries received In
q drunken alteration last evening near The
notorious Duffy's saloon, IN Hoosick, N. Y.
A fracas occurred, which resulted In
OBrien having two ribs broken, and re-
ceiyIng injuries about the head, which re-
suited fatally. O'Brien was q prominent
man In searsburg. and had represented
that town In the Vermont Legislature. Re-
Gently he became addicted to drink. So far
as IL known all the parties TO the crime
were drunk. No arrests have been made.
Murdered and Robbed.
SHREVEPORT, July 19.-M. Judd Scott,
prominent merchant OF KinstOn, De Soto
parish, tweDty.eight miles from here. was
murdered on Saturday night about 0 O'Clock
between bis clearinghouse and his store.
Two negroes have been arrested on suspi-
cion. The body was not discovered until
Sunday morning, when it was found that
the murdered mans store bad been entered
and robbed.
AMan LyDehed.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 10 Houston
Turner (colOredl, who committed au out
rage on white woman on the Sth Instant,
was taken from Murfreesbor' Jail last
night by mob and hanged. lie cOnIesseu
the crime.
chilly the death OF nm Old
Scout,
CHICAGO, July ia dispatch from Las
Vegas says that the cOroner's jury on the
body Of "BIly the Kid" returned YER
diet OF jusliGable homicide, coupled with
statement that Pat. Garrett deserved tbe
thanks OF the whole community Tor RIDING
the country Of a desperate. The "kid J"
was a beardless young man Of twenty-one
wears. and was born in New York. His
boast was that he bad killed a man for every
year Of his age, which Is probably true.
A dispatch from Kansas City saws James
Bridger an old scout and companion OF
Fremont, after whom Fort Brdger was
named, aud who was the first white man 10
follow the Santa Fe trail across the plains,
is dead; aged ninety-siX.
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TOBACCO, CIGARS, &c.

ID WHITLOCK, l4i5 MAIN STREET,
i manufacturer Of The following bne brands 81
UlG AIRS:
NOBEL, LITTLE FlORA,
Ia FSTELLE. EflLABUsQsRO,
PICNIC WhfILOtk'ck KEY WEoft
MOZART, CHICK, ...,.,.,,
Also dealer IN tho following srAsds Of FINE TO
BACCO al msDufgstuTets' pIsnsa
UIANORA, EMPEROR,
WARD BRAND, HOME. AGAIN:
PfONEBR, ROCGH All READY too pingsl,
BALI.A RAT,
ATLANTlCsL &c.
send for pricS-hst. MV z5-'o1
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MIlLRORO' HOTEL.

correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspaich.l
NILLBORO', Va, July rs, 1891.
Tbl. j. a most popular baliway-hOuse be-
tween The Rockbridge Alum, Warm, Hot,
Healing. Old Sweet. aud White Sulphur
Spring,. Ills here the weary traveller from
adi,hnce leaves the hot and dusty cars and
reulin. over a night, or perchance a day or
two, and then resumes his onward Journey,
being thankful that such place as this was
Open 10 refresh his exhausted frame.
4 large number OF persons stop over here
daily, aud each year the
MLLBORO' HOTEL
j, becoming 10 be favorile resort for tran
sient travel. At this time nearly or all the
rooms are occupied by permanent guests,
and many more could be accommodated II
NJ. j. W. Warren, the proprietor, only bad
toe rooms. 4 we!lOrdered hotel, with
comfortable rooms, attentive servants, and
table loaded with good. wholesome fare,
will always be paiTouized, and we feel as
sured that those WHO desire few days OF
red rest en- Gnd It here.
The Idies Of the Presbyterian church al
thi, place will have
LAWN PARTY
on the bill Just in front OF the hotel on
Thursday, July II, 1881. Already the
lade, Of ne hotel nave profiered their as
s,iance ~ aid Of this laudabe enterprise.
Lunch and dinner will be served from
O'Clock to4 p. VI. aud supper from O'Clock
10 Top. NJ. All II the dehcicies OF the sea-
sOI bayc been provided by the ladies. At
night the ground, vii be
ILLUMINATED WITH CHINESE LANTERNS,
and everything will he done to make the
occasion an ENJOYABLE Que, and accOmmO-
dale ,he large crowds that are expected
from The surrounding county. The Pres
bytriqn church, for which object the lawn
party j, bcld, j. situated on high eminence
20 the real Of the depot, aud when COM
pc'cd viii be an ornament TO the neighbof-
hood. Among
THE GUESTS
here We notice Mr.. George T. Wlcks
formerly superintendent Of the Low Moor
l"n Furnace Company now engaged in
building branch railroad to one Of the
furnaces IN TINS county, bis wife, children,
ana nur-e, VINO occupy one OF the cottages
Oh The hhl, and have engaged II for one
year; Mrs. F6rrin aud daughter, OF Louis
VIE, Nv; Walter 5. E1mOnds and family,
Mr. ana Mrs. 5. b. Hughes, Mrs. Oscar NJ.
MARSHALL daughter and son, Mrs. II. TheO.
LiIy>on and family, Miss Bite EllySOn, OF
your city, and many others whose names
we cannot now recall
Weather clear and cool. Blankets COM
portable At night. CLAY.
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EIonK.

Flour-We quote Fine, s3@SS.50 extra,
1913: saper6ne. $3.756f4.50; common family,
s6aS625; choice or patent family. s7.5O@ 80
stanton inspection. extra, 1910; superhie' 90
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" Billy the Kid"-Death OF nm Old
Scout.

VISIT OF RAILROAD MEN-sAfLING OF COT
TON sHrP-sUDDEN DEATH OF A CITY Off
CIAL.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, VA, July ia number OF
prominent rairoad-meD, with Captain Asa
NJ. Rogers, Railroad Commissioner for the
State, are in the city.
The Mary Stewart, the last cotton ship OF
the present season, cleared for Europe to-
day.
Captain Robert w. Rhea, assistant chief
OF the Fire Department, and well'known
citizen, dropped dead with apopeXy at
Ocean View this afternoon.
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PASSENGER TRAINs.

PASSENGERS TRAINs.
Arrive daily fe1eept sunday al IT. A. "a. Leave
daily (e zcept SuniayI at p. connect I TUESDAY
THURSDAY, aud SATURDAY with passenger
steamers 20 and ftOm baltimore.
FREIGHT TRAINS.
Leave Richmond daily except cundaYl AZ A
NJ. also, TUESDAY, THURSDAY, ana SATUk'
DAY AZ lt:45 A. w., Connect al West Poiat via
steamers for Baltimore, Philadelphia, New iOrk
Through iiakets and bills OF iaifne, with guar
antssed rates. Issued. HIT. DOUGLAS,
apis sHperintenveoe
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Associated Press reports by telegraph to the ID
DafcnI

Associated Press reports by telegraph to the Dis
patch
WASHINGTON, July 19.-The following
bulletin was sent this morning to the Cabi-
net officers by the Presidents private Sec
rotary:
Executive Mansion, July 1913 A. M
The slightly increased febriIe rise which
occurred yesterday evening, but which was
not due 10 any unfayorable change in the
condition OF the wound, has entirely dlslp-
pesred this morning, and at this hour the
Presidents pulse is 90, with normal tenn.
perature and respiration. He rested well
during The night, OF one time sleeping three
hours and a bali without awaking, and is
now feeling bright and comfortable. There
will be a slight change in his diet, some
thing else being substituted for potatoes
and oatmeal, which hive been found unsat-
iSfacfOTy
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OFFICIAL BULLETIN.

EXECUTIVE MANSION, July 10 $50 A. "
The President passed very good night,
and this morning he is free from fever,
and expresses himself as feeling qHi,e
comfortable. Pulse, 90; temperature, 90 5 !;
respiration, Is. ID. w. BLISS,
j. X. BARNES,
j. j. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBURN.
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RAILROAD LINES

Ia ~ ssss aa
RICHMOND, YORK BTVyR AND CHLsPEAEnt
RAfLRoAE, 1
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
y IN EFFECT April. IL, 1851
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U,BE POPULAR wATERING.PLACE,
CAPE MAY.
is REACHED By THE
WEST JERSEY RAILROAD IN TWO ho$ho
FROM PHILADELPHIA.

MOND, FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC RAiLkO AD-sehsduie eOh-
mencins SUNDAY, May lA, 1854
k,Ih A NJ leaves Bypd-street station daily; SOD
only at Milford aud bredeIicksbnr2.
a.l2 A, NJ, leaves Byrd-Street STALLION daily ss1
eept SQndaye -,
MOP NJ, leaves l}yid-Strect station daily,
400 y. NJ, Accommodation for junction, besvs
BroAd-street station daily texctps sun
daysl. -,
ll:SO A. NJ, arrives AZ byrI-Sifeet s'Anob NsDH
9.0O r. NJ arrives 81 Byrd-sueet h1,tion osio
makes no local stops. -
a:bs r. NJ, arrives a, Byrd SuesA station ds.S
teNcept sunday. -.
R.30 A. NJ, ACCOMMODATION. arrives Al kfese-
e. a. TAYLOR,
neral Ticket Avert
FTD. aYERs eTtnlenienL
IL ~ ny Ia
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DICHM0ND AND ALLEGHANY
III RAILROAD.
TRAINS TO AND FROM RICHMOND AND
WILLIAMSON's.
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NFw YORK. July le.-N Noon. Stocks nrmer.
Money on cali. 3d3R DER cent Exchange-LonR'
4s3k; short, 45J1. state bonds dull. Govern
Fpsning-Money, 2463E per cent. Exchange,
4S3s Governments weak and lower new b's,
lOlE new AVS, l14%; new A., l6}S. states dull.
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RAJ.TTNORF.

BALTIMORE, July I9.-VIrHna o. deferred
l5H: cOnsols, S34; second series, 40 Dast-due cou
pons, 9lA new I0.40's. 55S Bid to-day.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-06-16
JAY GOULD NOTIN.

Jay Gould recently said in Chicago
that he had no interest in the Willard
and Northern Pacific combination.
That the Union Pacific in which he
still holds great interest had intend
ed to extend their road west from o.
den to Baker City and there connect
with the o. R. Il N. Compahy's road to
Portland, but that since the comprc-
mise Of Willard with the N. p, the
Union Pacific would not connect at
Baker City, but would push an indie
pendent line through to Portland.
Gould evidently fears the N. P. as a
rival. If Gould should see fit to
build from some point east of Ogden
aud bear north through the Big Hole
pass of the Rockies, and into the head
of the Bitter Root valley, thence across
to the Clearwater and down that stream
and the Snake to the Columbia and
thence to tide water at the Sound, he
would have the shortest and best road
across the continent, and passing
through the best of the country west
Of the Mississippi.